牛津譯林版九年級(jí)英語(yǔ)上學(xué)期期中熱點(diǎn)題型專(zhuān)練刷題01名校完形填空20篇(10空版)(原卷版+解析)

刷題01名校完形填空20篇（10空版）（原卷版）學(xué)校:___________姓名：___________班級(jí)：___________考號(hào)：___________牛津譯林版期中好題精刷系列資料，助力期中沖刺！向滿分說(shuō)YES！一、完形填空（2023·江蘇南京·統(tǒng)考二模）Withthepopularityofpublicwelfare(公益),volunteertravel—anold-yet-modernformoftravelhasattractedmoreandmoreattention.Volunteertravelreferstotakingatripwhereallorpartofthe1ofthetripistotakepartinanarrangedservicechancetohelpothers,accordingtoWiseTour,anonlineprovideroftouristinformation.Duringthetrip,volunteertravelersoftenprovide2liketeaching,cooking,animalcaring,andculturalactivities.3arewardfortheirhelp,thevolunteersmaygetfreeordiscounted(減免的)accommodation,mealsandlaundry,activities,orclasses.Itseemsasiftheselongjourneyscouldonlybemade4inrecentyearsbymoderntransport.Infact,volunteertravelcandatebacktothe1960s,whenAlecDicksonandhiswifeMorafromtheUKsetupVoluntaryServiceOverseas(VSO),aninternationalvolunteerorganization.5,thevolunteeractivitiestakeplaceinaforeigncountry.6,morevolunteertripshavetakenplacewithinthesamecountriesorareasthevolunteerscomefrominrecentyears.SanlianLifeweekmagazinecommentedthatvolunteerprojectsinrural(農(nóng)村的)areasarenowattractingmorecityvisitorsasa7fromthefastandstressfulpaceofcityliving.YangYan,afounderofavolunteerplatform,toldthemagazinethatithasindeedbeenagrowingtrendforcityresidentstovolunteerinruralareas.Peopletryvolunteertravelforsome8.Bydoingvoluntaryworkwhiletraveling,travelersmaymakeareal,positive(積極的)influenceontheworld.Theservicesvolunteersprovidecanbethroughcharitieswith9costsforthecommunitiestheyserve.Inaddition,volunteertravelisthatithelpstogetatasteofcountrylife.Forthosewhoaresickofcitypressurebutcan’t10whethertomovetothecountryside,volunteertravelcanbeasolution.1．A．review B．purpose C．explanation D．recommendation2．A．rules B．rewards C．services D．talents3．A．By B．From C．As D．With4．A．popular B．possible C．difficult D．helpful5．A．Hopefully B．Luckily C．Traditionally D．Exactly6．A．Anyway B．However C．Otherwise D．Moreover7．A．break B．job C．task D．journey8．A．problems B．results C．difficulties D．reasons9．A．lower B．higher C．moreexpensive D．cheaper10．A．a(chǎn)gree B．expect C．decide D．a(chǎn)llow（2023·江蘇鎮(zhèn)江·統(tǒng)考一模）Twelve-year-oldSarahhadaseriousdisease.It11herbody’scontrollingsystemandmadeherunabletowalkormove.Thedoctorsdidnotholdoutmuch12ofherbecominghealthyagainandthoughtshe’dspendtherestofherlifeinawheelchair.13,thelittlegirldidn’tgiveup.There,lyinginherhospitalbed,shewouldsaytoanyonewho’dlistenthatshewassuretobewalkingagainsomeday.Shewassenttoanotherhospital.Thedoctorsweretouchedbyher14.Theydidalltohelpher.Theytaughtherabout15—aboutseeingherselfwalking.Ifitwoulddonothingelse,itwould16giveherhopeorsomethinggoodtodointhelongwakinghoursinherbed.Sarahworkedhardwhilelyingthere,practisinginmindthatshewasmovingandmoving.Oneday,asshewasdoingherbesttopractiseitagain,it17asifamiracle（奇跡）happened:Thebedbegantomovearound!Shescreamedout,“SeewhatI’mdoing!Look!Look!Icandoit!Imoved,Imoved!”Atthisverymoment,everyoneelseinthehospitalwasrunning18.Peoplewerescreamingandglasswasbreakingandfalling.Yousee,itwastheearthquake,19don’ttellthattoSarah.Shebelievedthatshemadeit.Andnowonlyafewyearslater,she’sbackinschool.Yousee,peoplewhocan20shaketheEarthcanbeatalittledisease,can’tthey?NeverloseheartandeverythingwillbeOK.11．A．started B．calmed C．matched D．influenced12．A．a(chǎn)ction B．hope C．interest D．joy13．A．Moreover B．Naturally C．However D．Otherwise14．A．a(chǎn)bility B．spirit C．knowledge D．victory15．A．inventing B．creating C．imaging D．designing16．A．a(chǎn)tfirst B．a(chǎn)tlast C．a(chǎn)tmost D．a(chǎn)tleast17．A．proved B．seemed C．meant D．suggested18．A．wildly B．cheerfully C．sadly D．peacefully19．A．a(chǎn)nd B．so C．but D．or20．A．even B．still C．only D．just（2023·江蘇·一模）閱讀下面的短文，從各題所給的四個(gè)備選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案。Healthylifetomostpeoplemeanshavingahealthylifestyle.Herearesometips21peopleshouldfollowintheirdailylife.Healthyeatingplaysanimportantroleinkeepingfit.Makesureyouhave22mealsadayontime.Agoodbreakfast,arichlunchandalightsupperaresuggested.Tryto23foodhighinsugar.Regularexercisealsoleadstoahealthylifestyle.Itcanhelpyoukeepyourweight24controlandwinself-confidenceatthesametime.It’sagoodideaforyoutoexerciseforthirtyminuteseachtime,25threedaysaweek.Doyouneedtodoexerciseeveryday?Itdepends.26,whenyouexercise,youmaygethurtsometimes.Pleaseremember27itinarightway.Enoughsleepisthekeytoahealthylifestyleaswell.Formostpeople,itisnecessarytohaveeighthoursofsleepeachday.28youhavetroublefallingasleep,do29.Readingandlisteningtolightmusicaregood30.Andthenyoumayfallasleepsoon.21．A．who B．that C．whose D．where22．A．two B．three C．four D．five23．A．plan B．have C．take D．a(chǎn)void24．A．over B．a(chǎn)bove C．under D．below25．A．a(chǎn)tleast B．a(chǎn)tmost C．inall D．intotal26．A．Until B．Unless C．However D．Although27．A．do B．todo C．doing D．todoing28．A．If B．So C．But D．Because29．A．relaxinganything B．a(chǎn)nythingrelaxing C．relaxingsomething D．somethingrelaxing30．A．choices B．results C．secrets D．suggestions（2023·江蘇無(wú)錫·模擬預(yù)測(cè)）Likethebody,thebrainneedsexercisetostayhealthy.Accordingtoresearch,brainexercisecanbe31thatstimulates(刺激)thebrain,likeplayingwordpuzzlesorlearninglanguages.However,researchersfindthatsomeactivitiesstimulateourbrainsmorethanothers.Dealingwithrelationshipsmaybethe32kindofbrainexercise.Relationshipswithfriendsandfamilyarethe33toourmental(心理的)health,andsocialactivitiesaregoodforthebrain.Thismeanseven34withfriendsatweekendsisanexcellentbrainexercise.Scientistssaythatlaughingcanexercisemanypartsofthebrain.Whenweheara35,wetrytofindoutwhatisfunny,andlaugh.Eachstepmakesususedifferentpartsofthebrain.Laughingisalso36forrelaxing.Whenwerelaxourbody,wefeelcalm.Finally,brainresearchsuggeststhatpeopleshouldnever37learningbecauselearningisbrainexercise,too.Activitiessuchaslearningtoplayaninstrumentorcookingare38useful,becausetheyrequirethebodyandbraintoworktogetherinnewways.Itisnotnecessaryforusto39alltheseactivities.However,itisimportanttodothemmoreoften.Alltheseskillsofexercisingthebrainhavemany40.Theymakethebrainmuchsmarterandslowdownmemoryloss.31．A．nothing B．nobody C．a(chǎn)nything D．a(chǎn)nybody32．A．funniest B．best C．saddest D．worst33．A．key B．way C．a(chǎn)nswer D．road34．A．layingout B．hangingout C．checkingout D．sellingout35．A．voice B．report C．joke D．play36．A．helpful B．harmful C．thankful D．careful37．A．keep B．regret C．start D．stop38．A．specially B．hardly C．nearly D．especially39．A．teach B．hold C．master D．cancel40．A．differences B．mistakes C．a(chǎn)dvantages D．reasons（2023·江蘇蘇州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）請(qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。WhenIwaselevenyearsold,mylifechangedforeverwhenIgotaseriousdisease.Mylifewas41withoperationsandtreatments.IfeltstressedbecauseIwasreallyuncertain42everythingthatwashappening.Oneday,Iwasreceivingmythirteenthoperationinthehospital.Beingawayfrommyfriendsandschoolwascausingmealmostasmuch43astheoperationitself.Duringthathospitalstay,Ireceivedacardfromavolunteer.Thatsimple44meantmuchtomeandgavemehopeagainduringmytimeofneed.I’llnever45thewayIfeltafterthatsmallactofkindness.IstartedcreatinganorganizationcalledCardsforHospitalized(住院的)Kids.Thecharitybeganwithasimpledreamofgiving46,joyandmagictothosekids.Itlater47anationalorganizationthatsentcardstoover5000sickkidsatmorethan50hospitalsacrossthecountry.Itishardtobelievethatanactassimpleasacardcandosomuchgood,48itdoes.Seeingapictureofachild49oneofourcardswithahugesmilemakesuskeepthiswonderfulcharityalive.50mightprovidemedicineforthesesickkids,butweprovidethatlittlebitofhopeandmagicthat’llgoalongway.41．A．lighted B．matched C．filled D．painted42．A．a(chǎn)bout B．with C．over D．towards43．A．fun B．pain C．value D．danger44．A．a(chǎn)ct B．job C．game D．lesson45．A．mind B．lead C．forget D．risk46．A．hope B．fear C．shock D．pressure47．A．lookedup B．gaveup C．brokeinto D．turnedinto48．A．nor B．but C．for D．or49．A．selling B．printing C．holding D．cleaning50．A．Teachers B．Friends C．Patients D．Doctors（2023·江蘇蘇州·蘇州高新區(qū)第二中學(xué)?？级＃┱?qǐng)先通讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。Weallknowthatsportsandexerciseareimportantpartsofstayinghealthy,buttheycanalsobelife-changinginotherways.KhovanHussein,a19-year-oldboyfromEngland,wastoldhehasautism(自閉癥)atanearlyage.Theotherkidsatschooloftenmadefunofhis51insports,ashehadproblemswithhisexerciseskills.Butwhenhewas14,Husseinwas52totheworldofwrestling(摔跤),andhisgreatinterestinitsoonturnedouttobeaforceforgood.Hussein’smothergothimtotakeBrazilianJiu-Jitsu(BJJ,巴西柔術(shù))lessons.Althoughhehashisphysicalandsocialchallenges,Husseindidwell,andhebecamemore53.Hismotorskillsandphysicalhealth54,andhisskillsinthesportdeveloped.AthisfirstBJJcompetition,hewonabronzemedal(銅牌).

“Sporthashelpedme,andIlikehelpingpeoplethroughsportbecauseitcanmakeshypeoplereally55andconfident,”HusseintoldLiveWire,alocalcommunityorganization.Afterwinningseveralmoremedals,Husseinstarted56othersinhisschooltojoinBJJ.Hiseffortspaidoff.Hegotapart-timejobatalocalgymandbegantoteachotherstudents.Healso57aTikTokaccounttoencourageotherstudentsaroundtheworldwith58needstotakepartinsports.Forhisefforts,hewonthe2022RotaryYoungCitizenSportingHeroAward.InaninterviewwithlocalnewspapertheWarringtonGuardian,Husseinexpressedhishappinessathis59andwinningtheaward.“Itwasan60likenoother.Ireallyhopetocontinuetogetothersintosportsnomatterwhattheirability,backgroundorage,”hesaid.51．A．height B．trouble C．weight D．looks52．A．introduced B．pushed C．connected D．devoted53．A．modest B．polite C．confident D．friendly54．A．improved B．changed C．remained D．failed55．A．serious B．humorous C．a(chǎn)ctive D．scared56．A．refusing B．warning C．ordering D．encouraging57．A．designed B．created C．invented D．opened58．A．social B．secret C．special D．sudden59．A．lessons B．a(chǎn)dvantages C．jobs D．a(chǎn)chievements60．A．exercise B．excuse C．experience D．education（2023·江蘇蘇州·蘇州市立達(dá)中學(xué)校?？家荒＃┱?qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。Iwasninewhenmyfatherfirstsentmeflowers.Ihadbeentakingtap-dancinglessonsforsixmonths,andtheschoolwasholdingitsyearly61.Asamemberofthebeginners’chorusline,Iwas62ofmylowlystatus（地位）.Soitwasasurprisetohavemynamecalledoutattheendoftheshowalongwiththeleaddancersandtofindmyarmsfullofredroses.Icanstillfeelmyselfstandingonthatstage,blushing（臉紅）andgazingoutattheaudience,seeingmyfather’sgrinasheclappedhishands63.Astheyearspassed,otheroccasions—birthdays,awards,graduations—were64withDad’sflowers.Dad’sflowersrepresentedhispride,andmysuccess.WhenIgraduatedfromcollege,Ibegananewcareerandwasengagedtobemarried.Withtimepassingby,myluckgrew.Myfatherslowlybecame65,buthisgiftsofflowerscontinued66hediedofaheartattackafewmonthsbeforehis70thbirthday.Icoveredhiscoffinwiththelargest,reddestrosesIcouldfind.Ofteninthefollowingyearssince,Ihavewantedtogooutandbuyabigbunchtofillthelivingroom,butI67did.Iknewitwouldnotbethesame.Thenonebirthday,thedoorbellrang.Iwasfeeling68becauseIwasalone.Myson,Matt,hadrunoutearlierwitha“seeyoulater”,withoutmentioningmybirthday.SoIwassurprisedtoseehislargebodyatthedoor.“Forgotmykey,”hesaid,shrugging.“Forgotyourbirthday,too.Well,Ihopeyoulikeflowers.”Hepulledabunchofdairiesfrom69hisback.“Oh,Matt,”I70,hugginghimhard,“Iloveflowers!”61．A．speech B．performance C．meeting D．report62．A．tired B．proud C．a(chǎn)fraid D．a(chǎn)ware63．A．loudly B．carefully C．politely D．quietly64．A．covered B．marked C．left D．impressed65．A．busy B．upset C．careless D．weak66．A．until B．a(chǎn)fter C．while D．since67．A．a(chǎn)lways B．sometimes C．often D．never68．A．nervous B．worried C．sad D．scared69．A．behind B．before C．between D．beside70．A．looked B．a(chǎn)sked C．cried D．doubted（2023·江蘇蘇州·蘇州工業(yè)園區(qū)星灣學(xué)校?？级＃┱?qǐng)認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。Forthreedays,DrDiarraBoubacardidn’tgetasinglepatient.Thenonthefourthday,awomanopenedthedoor,sawhimandranaway.Thedoctorhadtorunafterherandsaid,“Icanhelpyouwiththeproblem.Ifmy71isnothelpful,Iwillnottakeanymoneyfromyou.”Thewomanfinally72hissuggestion,andshefeltwellaftershehadthetreatment.Shestartedbringingherrelativesthere,andtheyallbecameBoubacar’spatients.Gradually,DrBoubacarbecameoneofthemost73doctorsinthehospital.BorninMali,anAfricancountry,BoubacarfirstcametoChinain1984tostudyChineseinBeijing.Whencompletingthecourse,hechosetolearnTraditionalChineseMedicine(TCM)inGuangzhou.74thereweremanyancientChinesecharactersinthemedicaltextbook,studentshadtolearnmoreaboutancientChinesehistory,cultureandliterature.“That’sasubject75Chinesepeoplefinddifficult.It’ssurelyagreat76tometoo.“DrBoubacarsaid.Butwithhishardwork,Boubacar77becamethefirstforeignertogetadoctoral(博士的)degreeinTCM.HenowworksinahospitalinChengdu,SichuanProvince.However,hisworkdidnot78inthehospitalsofbigcities.In1997,healsojoinedaWHOtrainingprojectinYunnanProvince.Sincethen,hehas79morethan3000villagedoctors.Theytogetherhelpedmanyvillagerswiththeirhealthcare.Andtheydidthatforfree.EventhoughBoubacaris80medicineinChina,hehasnotforgottenabouthispeoplebackinMali.HeplanstobuildahospitalwithaneducationalcentrewherepeoplecanlearnTCMinAfricainthefuture.“IftheylearnTCMthere,theywillbeabletotreatpeopleinAfricainaverycheapandeffectiveway,”hesaid.71．A．promise B．discovery C．treatment D．research72．A．offered B．doubted C．a(chǎn)ccepted D．remembered73．A．popular B．serious C．unusual D．polite74．A．If B．Unless C．Though D．Since75．A．even B．just C．a(chǎn)lways D．perhaps76．A．hope B．chance C．present D．challenge77．A．especially B．suddenly C．finally D．probably78．A．increase B．stop C．continue D．succeed79．A．cured B．trained C．thanked D．greeted80．A．developing B．organizing C．operating D．practicing（2023·江蘇鎮(zhèn)江·統(tǒng)考二模）Igrewupinahousewheremymotherdidnottrustmysistersandmetomanageourownappearance.Asaresult,therewere81,andfashionwaslargelyignored（忽視）.However,twoyearsago,Iwashomeforavisitwhenmymom,inherearly70s,calledmeintoherbedroom.“Idon’tknowwhattowear,”she82

“Yougirlsalwayslooksogood.”Ilookedather,wonderingifI'dmisunderstood.“Whatdoyoumean?”Iaskedher,“Youknowwhattowear.”“No,Idon’t.”Sheanswered.“Canyoupicksomethingforme?”Sherepeatedthequestionagain.Iwasso83andcouldn’tbelievemyears.Thiswasthesamewomanwhohadtoldmyyoungersistershewasn’tallowedtowearapairofripped（有破洞的）jeans;thesamewomanwho,inhighschool,calledmewhileIwasoutatapartytoaskifmyhairwasup.“Don’tdothat,becauseyoulook84withyourhairdown.”shetoldme,beforeIcould85.Suddenly,Irealizedthatmymother—alwayssostrong—notonlywantedmyopinion86neededit.Ipulledapairofbluejeansfromthecloset.“This87yourblackshoesperfectly,”Itoldher.Shedid.Mymothercertainlydoesn’tneedanyonetotakecareofher.Infact,shestilllooksaftermygrandmotherwholiveswithher.Butwiththat88,mymotherandIstartedtheroleexchangereversal（轉(zhuǎn)變）thathappenswithallparentsandallchildren,fromcaregivertoreceiver.Now,ifI’mvisitingorwe’retogether,it’s89forhertowearanythingwithoutaskingmeforadvicefirst.I’mstillalwaysabitsurprisedbytheadmission（承認(rèn)）ofheruncertainty.Buteverysooften,itseemslikesheasksmejusttobeabletodisagreewithmyanswerandpickoutsomethingonherowninstead.And90shedoes,IjusttellherwhatIthinkofthewayshelooks.Sometimesit’s“great”.Andsometimesit’s“awful”.81．A．praises B．rules C．plans D．ideas82．A．complained B．replied C．a(chǎn)greed D．a(chǎn)dvised83．A．surprised B．a(chǎn)ngry C．pleased D．a(chǎn)fraid84．A．harder B．worse C．slimmer D．better85．A．stop B．a(chǎn)nswer C．smile D．leave86．A．but B．so C．a(chǎn)nd D．or87．A．fits B．suits C．matches D．balances88．A．saying B．call C．order D．question89．A．rare B．possible C．likely D．often90．A．unless B．since C．before D．when（2023·江蘇鎮(zhèn)江·統(tǒng)考二模）Lucylearnedtosew（縫）threeyearsago,whenshewas8.Aftershe91ablanketforafriend’sbirthday,shestartedtothinkaboutotherkidswhomightneedalittle92love.Shedidn’tknowwhethershewasrightsoshesharedher93onasocialwebsiteforhelp.Surprisingly,shereceived1694fromchildrenfacingissuessuchascancer,autism（自閉癥）,andthedeathofagrandmother.“Itmakesme95whenIthinkofthekidsgettingthepackageinthemailand96it,”saidthe11-year-old,whojustcompletedfifthgradeinGallatin,Tennessee.“Ialwayshopetheyknowsomeone97them.”Since2019,Lucyhas98about500Lucy’sLoveBlanketstokidslivingin14countriesandnearlythree-dozenstates.Shespendsabouttwohours99hernameinsideaheartontheblankets—herlogo,ofsorts.Forkidswhoareinterestedinvolunteering,sheencouragesthemtogoaheadwithouthesitation.“Don’twait100youhaveeverythingfiguredout.Justdoit,andkeepgoing,”shesaid.“Evenwhenyoufeellikeitmightnotbemakingsobigadifference,servingotherpeoplealwaysmatters.”91．A．bought B．showed C．made D．got92．A．common B．bearable C．expensive D．extra93．A．idea B．excitement C．work D．success94．A．doubts B．responses C．issues D．shares95．A．puzzled B．excited C．lucky D．comfortable96．A．tearing B．receiving C．throwing D．opening97．A．takesup B．dealswith C．caresabout D．Dependson98．A．paid B．donated C．passed D．collected99．A．writing B．sticking C．sewing D．figuring100．A．before B．until C．once D．a(chǎn)fter（2023·江蘇南京·南師附中樹(shù)人學(xué)校?？既＃㊣neverthoughtIwouldbea“runner”.Iwasthegirlwhoran101inthePEclassinmyprimaryschool.Afewyearslater,Iwaswalkingwithagroupof102intheRacefortheCure,a5kmracedesignedtoraisemoneyforthefightagainstcancer,whenoneladycaughtmyeye.Shewasoneoftheweakest-lookingwomenI’veeverseen.Shemusthavebeenclosetoseventyyearsold,dressedinaT-shirtwiththeword“Survivor”.Shewassosmallthatitseemedasifshecouldevenbeturned103byastrongwind.Butshewasrunning.Andshewas104meandmygroupoffriends.Sheranslowly,butdeterminedly(堅(jiān)定地)—asifeachsteppushedhercancerintoherpast.Rightatthatmoment,I105thatinthenextRacefortheCure,I’dberunningalongwithher.Aweeklater,Ifoundmyselfinthegym,runningonthetreadmill(跑步機(jī)).ThreeminutesafterIstarted,myfacewasbrightred.Ihadto106toawalk.ThenIthoughtofthewomanattherace.Ikeptit107.Iwasabletogoalittlelongereachtime.Threeandahalfminutes.Fourminutes.Five.Ayearlater,IwasattheRacefortheCureagain.Whentheracestarted,theotherrunnerspassedmeby.IwonderedifI’dbeabletodoit.Suddenly,Irememberedthe108woman.IranasfastasIcoulduntilIfinally109thatfinishingline.Ihadjustfinishedmyfirstrace!Ilookeddownatmylegs,amazed.TheyhaddonesomethingI’dneverthoughtpossible.IhaveneverfeltsostrongbeforeandIknewitwasa110thatIwantedtocreateagain.101．A．fastest B．hardest C．slowest D．best102．A．friends B．teachers C．students D．patients103．A．up B．down C．out D．over104．A．passing B．watching C．greeting D．calling105．A．learned B．decided C．explained D．a(chǎn)greed106．A．setoff B．warmup C．standup D．slowdown107．A．off B．a(chǎn)way C．up D．under108．A．careful B．brave C．slow D．old109．A．finished B．divided C．completed D．crossed110．A．secret B．pity C．wonder D．tradition（2023·江蘇南京·校考一模）ChatGPT,asmartAIchatbot(聊天機(jī)器人)tool,hasswepttheeducationworldinthepastmonths.AccordingtoaUS111ofmorethan1,000students,over89percentofthemhaveusedChatGPTtohelpwithahomeworkassignment(任務(wù)).DevelopedbyUScompanyOpenAI,ChatGPTisa112tool.Youcanaskittowritestoriesandemails,createrecipes(食譜),translatelanguages,andanswerallkindsofquestions.SomeschoolsintheUS,AustraliaandFrancehavebanned(禁止)theuseofChatGPT.IntheUS,113,NewYorkCitypublicschoolsbannedstudentsandteachersfromusingChatGPTonthedistrict’snetworksanddevices(設(shè)備),CNNreported.Themovecomesoutof114thatthetoolcouldmakeiteasierforstudentstocheatonassignments.SomealsoworrythatChatGPTcouldbeusedto115inaccurate(不準(zhǔn)確的)information.Itdoesnotbuildcritical-thinking(批判性思維)andproblem-solvingskills,which116alottoacademic(學(xué)術(shù)的)andlifelongsuccess.Apartfrombans,teachersaremakingchangestotheirclassestoblocktheuseofChatGPT.SomecollegeteachersintheUStrytoincludemorespeakingcxamsandhandwrittenpapers117typedones,TheNewYorkTimesreported.However,notalleducatorssay“no”toChatGPT.SomeCanadianuniversitiesaredrafting(起草)policiesonitsuse,forbothstudentsandteachers.Theyhavenoplansto118banthetoolsofar.BhaskarVira,pro-vice-chancellor(副校長(zhǎng))for119attheUniversityofCambridgeintheUK,saidthatbansonAlsoftwarelikeChatGPTarenotwise.“Wehavetoknowthat[AI]isatoolpeoplewilluse,”hesaid.120weneedtodois“adaptourlearning,teachingandexaminations”.Thatway,wecan“haveintegrity(誠(chéng)信)whilerecognizingtheuseofthetool”.111．A．report B．survey C．result D．record112．A．powerful B．difficult C．strange D．special113．A．a(chǎn)boveall B．suchas C．forexample D．infact114．A．praise B．support C．worries D．danger115．A．find B．collect C．prevent D．spread116．A．work B．a(chǎn)ffect C．a(chǎn)ttract D．a(chǎn)rgue117．A．a(chǎn)saresultof B．insteadof C．infrontof D．becauseof118．A．secretly B．properly C．completely D．easily119．A．education B．entertainment C．internet D．sports120．A．When B．Why C．How D．What（2023·江蘇鎮(zhèn)江·統(tǒng)考中考真題）閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選擇最佳選項(xiàng)。IremembertheyearwhenIwassevenyearsold.I121aprettyhairclipfromagirlinmydanceclass.My122foundtheshinyclipwasnotboughtbythem.Sotheysatmedownonthefloorofourstudyandexplained123whatIhaddonewaswrong.WhatabadendIwouldcometoifIbecameathief—peoplewouldnottrustmeanymore.Morethanthirtyyearson,thelessonhasremindedmealot.I’venevertaken124thatwasnotmineaway.Once,IleftastorewearingapairofsunglassesI’dtriedonandthenI125gaveitback.Butthatgavemethefeelingofshameformonths.Thoughmychildhoodmemoriesarenot126,suchmomentswhenmyparentstoldmegoodvaluesarealwaysinmymind.Theyprovidedastandardofgood127:toputmyselfinothers’shoesandtocontrolmygreed(貪欲).Thesocialenvironmentinthecomingage128eachgeneration’svalue,butfamilieshavethedeepereffectonchildren.Therightvaluesfromourparentscanfinallyleadusto129.Ibelieveintruthbecausemyparentsraisemetodoso,eventhoughsometimesmyopinionsaredifferentfromtheirs.Ibelievein130becausemyparentssetmegoodexamples.Theycurethesickandvisitthelonely.Ibelieveinworkinghardbecausemyparentsdevotethemselvestothesociety.Goodvaluesfrommyfamilyhaveshapedme.AndIwillpassthemontomykids.121．A．borrowed B．discovered C．stole D．pulled122．A．friends B．classmates C．teachers D．parents123．A．why B．where C．how D．when124．A．everything B．nothing C．something D．a(chǎn)nything125．A．quickly B．simply C．happily D．easily126．A．wonderful B．clear C．funny D．different127．A．a(chǎn)bilities B．qualities C．scores D．services128．A．confirms B．decides C．influences D．proves129．A．lookup B．growup C．turnup D．hurryup130．A．kindness B．fitness C．carefulness D．happiness（2023·江蘇無(wú)錫·江蘇省錫山高級(jí)中學(xué)實(shí)驗(yàn)學(xué)校?？既＃〢sakid,IusedtospendmysummerswithmygrandparentsontheirfarminTexas.Ihelpedthemwithfarmingattimes.Luckily,they131acaravan,akindofcardesignedforpeopletoliveinwhiletravelling.Everyfewsummers,we’dtraveltogetheraroundtheUSandCanada.Ononetrip,Iwasabout10yearsold.Iwasplayingaroundinthebackofthecar132mygrandfatherwasdriving.Mygrandmotherhadthepassengerseat.Shesmokedthroughthetrip,andIhatedthe133,whichmademecoughalot.Ireadaboutsmokinginanarticle.Itsaysthateverybreathinacigarettetakestwominutesofyourlife.I134thenumberofcigarettesperdayandthebreathspercigarette.WhenIcameupwithareasonablenumber,Iwas135.ThenImovedmyheadintothefrontofthecarandproudly136,“Sofar,you’vetakennineyearsoffyourlife!”Hearingthis,mygrandmotherbegantocryanditwasnotwhatI137.Ididnotknowwhattodo.Mygrandfather,whohadalwaysbeendriving138,stoppedthecar,gotoutofitandopenedmydoor.Helookedatmecalmly,andsaid139,“See,grandmotheriscrying!Oneday,you’llunderstandthatit’shardertobekindthanclever.”AsIgrowup,Irealizethatclevernessisagiftand