2024年中考英語（牛津譯林版）三輪復(fù)習(xí)重難題型突破題型一完形填空

重難題型突破第二節(jié)常規(guī)題型題型一完形填空A（2023·泰州市靖江市模擬）（詞數(shù)：331

建議用時：9分鐘）

Ihaveaspecialplaceinmyheartforlibraries.IhaveitforaslongasIcanremember.Iwasalwaysa

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?reader，sometimesreadinguptothreebooksadayasachild.Storieswerelikeairtome

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?whenotherkidsplayedballgamesorwenttoparties，IhadadventuresthroughthebooksIborrowedfromthelibrary.MyfirstjobwasworkingattheUkiahLibrarywhenIwas16yearsold.Itwasa（n）

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?jobandIdideverythingfromshelvingbookstoreadingtothechildrenforstorytime，whichIreallyenjoyed.

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?Igrewolderandbecameamother，thelibrarymeantmoreinmylife.Ihadseveralchildrenandbookswerethemainsourceofour

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?.Itwasfunforustogotothelocallibrary，wheremykidscould

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?bookstoreadorbooks

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?theywantedmetoreadtothem.Ialwaysread，usingdifferentvoices，

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?Icouldn’tactoutthestorieswithmyvoiceperfectly.Theylovedit！Itwasaspecialtimetostaywithmychildrenandit

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?themwiththewondermentofbooks.Now，Iseemychildrentakingtheir

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?tothelibraryandIlovethattheexcitementofgoingtothelibrarylivesonfromgenerationtogeneration.Asanovelist，I’vefoundanewrelationshipwithlibraries.Iencouragereaderstogototheirlocallibrarywhentheycan’t

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?tobuyabook.I

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?librariesasasafehaven（保護(hù)區(qū)）forreadersandwriters，a

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?thathelpsconnectareaderwithabook.Libraries，intheirownway，helpfight

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?bookpiracy（盜版行為）andIthinkallwritersshouldsupportlibrariesinapossiblewaywhentheycan.

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?readerstousethelibrary.Sharelibraryannouncementsonyoursocialmedia.Visitthemandtalkaboutthemwhenyoucan.（

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D.ChooseDDBABACB（2023·靖江外國語學(xué)校模擬）（詞數(shù)：344

建議用時：10分鐘）The

height

of

life

MichaelStonehadalwaysdreamedofflying.Hismotherreadhimsomanystoriesaboutflyingthatthey

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?hisdreamswithcolourandbeauty.Hisdad，ontheotherhand，

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?hardwork.Healwayssaid，

“Youwantsomething？Workforit！”Fromtheageof14，Michaelstarted

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?asapole-vaulter（撐竿跳運(yùn)動員）.Heworkedouteverydaywithweightliftingandrunning，andhecontinuedtohelphisparentswiththeirfarmwork.Hismotherwishedhecould

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?abitmore，buthisfatherwouldsmileandsay，

“

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?youwantsomething，workforit！”SoonlaterMichaelstoodinthestadium（體育場）

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?oneofthefinaltwocompetitors（競爭者）inthepole-vaultingeventintheNationalJuniorOlympics.Afterawarm-up，hefoundhispole，and

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?ontherunwaythatledtothemostchallengingeventofhis17-year-oldlife.Suddenlyhebecame

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?.Hehadneverexperiencedthisbefore.Thenhethoughtofhismother’s

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?，

“Takedeepbreathswhenyoufeelnervous.”Sohedid.Slowlythenervousnesswasgone.Hegently

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?hispole，andbegantostretch（伸展）outhisarmsandupperbody.Andthen，he

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?pickeduphispole.Heknewitwashistimetofly.Ashebegansprinting（沖刺）downtherunway，somethingfeltwonderfully

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?，butfamiliar.Whenhetookadeepbreath，ithappened.Hebegantoflyjustlikeinhischildhood

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?.Onlythistimeheknewhewasn’tdreaming.TheloudcheersfromtheaudiencebroughtMichaelback.Hecould

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?thesmileonhisparents’faces.Hislifewouldneverbethesame.Itwasn’tbecausehewontheNationalJuniorOlympicsand

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?aworldrecord.Anditwasn’tbecausehehadjustachievedhispersonalbest.ItwassimplybecauseMichaelStonewasblind.（

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D.hitAADCBDDBC（2023·鹽城景山中學(xué)模擬）（詞數(shù)：377

建議用時：9分鐘）

IneverthoughtIwouldbea“runner”.IwasthegirlwhoranslowestinthePEclass.Afewyearsago，IwaswalkingwithagroupoffriendsintheRacefortheCure，a5-kmracedesignedtoraisemoneyforthefightagainstbreastcancer（乳腺癌），untiloneladycaught

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?attention.WearingaT-shirtwiththeword“Survivor”，shewasoneofthe

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?womenI’veeverseen.Shemusthavebeencloseto70yearsold.Shewassosmallthatitseemedasifshecouldevenbeturnedover（翻倒）byastrongwind，

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?shewasrunning.Whenpassingmeandmygroupoffriends，shewavedanddidn’t

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?，butfirmly（堅(jiān)定地）—asifeachstephadpushedhercanceroutofherbody.Rightatthatmoment，I

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?thatinthenextRacefortheCure，I’dberunningalongwithher.Aweeklater，Ifoundmyselfinthegym，runningonthetreadmill（跑步機(jī)）.Three

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?afterIstarted，myfacewasbrightred.Ifeltlikemylungs（肺）weregoingtoburst.Ipreferredto

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?towalk.Atthattime，Ithoughtofthe

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?attherace.Ikeptitup.Icontinuedtopractise.Atlast，Iwasabletoholdon（堅(jiān)持）alittle

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?eachtime.Threeandahalfminutes.Fourminutes.Fiveminutes.Ayearlater，IwasattheRacefortheCure

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?，butthistime，Iranwiththeotherrunners.Whentheracestarted，theypassedmeby.Iranforward.Iworriedabout

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?I’dbeabletofinishit，butthenIrememberedthe

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?womanagain.IranasfastasIcoulduntilIfinallycrossedthatfinishingline.Ihadjust

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?myfirstrace！Ilookeddownatmylegs，amazed.TheyhaddonesomethingI’dneverthoughtpossible.IhadneverfeltsostrongbeforeandIknewitwasa

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D.traditionABDBCCD（詞數(shù)：334

建議用時：10分鐘）

Istoodoutsidemyteacher’soffice，thinkingaboutmyfinalgrade.Wordsweremysecretfriend，andalthoughIhadn’ttoldanyone，Iwantedtomakealifeoutofthemasafamouswritersomeday.Surely，Ithought，my

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?wouldbeasignofmyfuturesuccess.Thedooropened.MrMills

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?mypaperoutofhisbagslowlyandhandedittome.IsawthatalargeredCwaslookingangrilyatme.Myfirstthoughtwasto

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?thepaperandrun.Heatrosetomyface.I

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?tosaygoodbyeasIturned.Igaveupmydreamofbeingawriter.Lifewenton.Something

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?shortlyaftermy30thbirthday.PerhapsIfinallyrealizedtheemptinessthathadcomewithignoring（忽略）myownneedto

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?.Itwastimetorediscovermy

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?.Ibegansendingmyworktomagazines.Whentheworkwas

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?，Ikeptgoing.Icontinuedtosendmywork—118piecesinoneyear，

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?therejections.Later，Iattendedaneditorialcommentcourse.Isatdownacrossfromtheeditorwhoheldmyworkandlookedupatme.Ibecamevery

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?.Shesmiledandsaid，

“Thisisverylovelyandgreatwriting.”Ismiledbackatherandstoppedworrying.Onemorning，thephonerang.“Your

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?haswonagrant（撥款），”awomansaid，

“fivehundreddollars.”Fromthenon，I

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D.asksDCACDBE（2023·泰州市興化市模擬）（詞數(shù)：308

建議用時：8分鐘）

ItwasacolddaywhenDorotheeBrutzerandherhusbandUwearrivedinChangshaforthefirsttimeinNovember1999.

TheGermancouple，whose

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?namesareDuXuehuiandWuZhengrong，wenttovisittheHunanDisabledPersons’Federation.

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?ofthemwerevolunteersofGlobalTeaminGermany.Theywantedtolearnaboutthecharitywhichhelpedtheprovince’sdeaf

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?.Afterthevisit，DuandWusharedthesamewishtodosomething

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?.

In2002，thecouplemovedtoChangshaandstartedtoworkwiththecharity

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?theyreceivedvolunteertrainingbackinGermany.

Wusaid，

“Thechildrencouldn’tgetanyspeechrehabilitation（康復(fù)）trainingbefore.Withthehelp，theystartedtomake

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?inspeaking.WhenIsawthat，Ifeltasenseofachievement.Sostayingherebecamethe

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?choice.”

Durememberstherewasonlyoneteachingbookforspecial

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?whentheyarrived.Andonlyfifteenpageswereaboutspeechtraining.“But

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?thereareplentyofbooksonthissubject，”shesaid.

AccordingtoWu，onlyasmallpercentageoftheprovince’sdeafchildrencouldgetrehabilitationtraininginthepast.Mostofthem

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?thebesttimetostartbecauseitwasoftenlatewhentheirparentsrealizedtheyneededhelp.Asmoreorganizations

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?deafchildren，manyofthemnowgettraining.

Thecouplediscoveredthatdeafchildrenhaddifficultyfinding

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?whentheygrewup.SoWuopenedabreadshopinChangshatohiredeafpeople.Wu’sshophas

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?morethan20peoplesofar.Theydidaverygoodjobintheshop.Wuhopesthathecan

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?inChangshaandruntheshopaslongaspossible.Thenhecanhelpdeafpeoplemakea

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B

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D.livingABACBDF（2023·揚(yáng)州市江都區(qū)模擬）（詞數(shù)：305

建議用時：6分鐘）

WhenmynieceJessicawasonlysixyearsold，shecamehomefromschoolonedayverysadly.Ithadfinallybeenher

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?attheweeklyshow-and-tellofherclass，butherteacher’slaughteratherpresentationmadeher

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?.“ItalkedaboutUncleSteve，”Jessicacriedinalowvoice.“WhenIshowedhis

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?totheclass，MrsYateslaughedatit.”Beingonly

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?yearsoldatthetimeandtheproductofmymother’ssecondmarriage，Stevewasmorelikea

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?toJessicathananuncle.Trulyherbestbuddyandpartner，JessicaalwayschattedaboutUncleSteve.Itwas

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?greatsurprisethatshe’dmakehimthetopicofhershow-and-tell.Whatwasalittlemoreunclearwas

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?MrsYateswouldfindhispicturefunnyenoughtomakeJessicasad.Therewasaparents’meetingattheendofthemonth.

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?meetingwithMrsYatesanddiscussingJessica’sprogress，mysisterLanismoothlyturnedtheconversationaroundtoherdaughter’sturnatshow-and-tell.Onceagain，theteacher

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?laughter.“Oh，MrsDeDeo，”shelaughed，

“IhadnoideaJessicawasso

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?，butImustexplainmylaughter.EveryMondaywhenJessicacomesintoschool，shetalksaboutherweekendsspentwithhergrandmotherand

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?.Shetellstheotherstudentshowhesometimeshitsher，takeshertoysandstealshercookies.Iwasseriously

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?givingyouacalltoaskifyouknewthe

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?.WhenshebroughtinapictureofUncleSteveandshareditwiththeclass，Iwas

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?tofindarudeman.WhatIsawwasa

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?，fat-cheeked，three-year-oldboy.Icouldn’thelpbutlaugh！”（

C

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B.title

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A

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A

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B.condition

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B.expecting

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C

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C.sweet

D.politeCBADBCG（2023·嘉興、舟山）（詞數(shù)：306

建議用時：6分鐘）

Onherwaytoschool，AmberWilliamsfoundapenny（一分錢）ontheground.“Seeapenny，pickitup.Alldaylong，you’llbe

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?.”Rememberingthesong，shequicklypickeditup.“I’veneverseenyousmilesobrightly，Amber.”She

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?andsawBella，themostpopulargirlinherclass.They’dhardlyspokenbefore，althoughtheylivedonthesame

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?.“Wasitbecauseofthepenny？”shethought.Overthenextfewhours，Amberhadthebesttimeever.Shegotthe

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?answerintheMathsclass.Shefoundafive-dolla