專(zhuān)題03 完形填空（名校模擬+地區(qū)真題）-沖刺2023年中考英語(yǔ)必考題型終極預(yù)測(cè)（成都專(zhuān)用）

沖刺2023年中考英語(yǔ)必考題型終極預(yù)測(cè)（成都專(zhuān)用）專(zhuān)題03完形填空20篇（2022·四川·成都七中二模）EileenGu,aChinese-Americanskier(滑雪運(yùn)動(dòng)員)，isalreadydreamingofgoldmedalsatthe2022WinterOlympicGames.However,shewon’treceiveher____1____underUSflag.GuwillcompeteforChina.GuwasborntoanAmericanfatherandaChinesemother.ShewasborninSanFrancisco.Shelivedthereforovertenyears.Thegirl,however,hasalwaysbeen____2____thatshehasaChineseroot(根).ShespeaksChinesewellandcallsherselfa“Beijinggirl.”Gustartedskiingwhenshewasonlythree.Shegotherfirstwinattheageofnine.GucompetedfortheUnitedStatesinthatcompetition.Hopingto____3____tensofmillionsofChinesechildrentoloveskiing,lastJune,thegirljoinedTeamChina.GuhasalreadybroughtChinamedals.InAugust,she____4____theAustralianNewZealandCup.Theyoungskierwontwogoldmedalsinthecompetition.Her____5____congratulatedheronline.Afterthecompetition,thenumberofthemevenincreasedto200,000.Peoplecalledhera“bornskier.”Gusayssheisonlygettingstarted.HowmanygoldmedalswillshewinforChinaatthe2022Games?Theresultmaysurpriseusall!Let’swaitandsee.1．A．medals B．bills C．gifts2．A．relaxed B．proud C．a(chǎn)fraid3．A．inspire B．a(chǎn)llow C．a(chǎn)dvise4．A．joined B．tookpartin C．organized5．A．relatives B．coaches C．fans（2022·四川·成都七中二模）Inrecentyears,withmoreandmorecarsontheroad,flyingrobotsareusedtodeliver(遞送)mails.Flyingrobotscan____6____mailstopeople’shouseswithouthavingtodealwithheavy____7____.Buttheywillspendtoomuchtimeinreturning.Aresearchcenteristryingtoimproveitsflyingrobotswiththe____8____ofhomingpigeons(信鴿).Homingpigeonsarepigeonsthatare____9____trainedtoflyhomefromsomewhereelse.Intests,researchers____10____thathomingpigeonswere____11____efficient(高效的)thanflyingrobotsatreturningtotheirhome.Sotheresearchcenteristryingtouseaflyingrobot,togetherwitha____12____,todelivermails.Aftertherobotfinishesitstasks,itcan____13____thepigeonbackintheshortestpossibletime.Althoughitwillcostmoremoneyto____14____pigeons,theresearchcentersaysthatitcan_____15_____time.Andthetimeitsaveswillmakeupforthecost.6．A．give B．carry C．blow7．A．traffic B．rain C．pollution8．A．help B．interest C．idea9．A．finally B．carelessly C．specially10．A．reported B．said C．found11．A．less B．more C．much12．A．homingpigeon B．a(chǎn)guide C．leadingperson13．A．train B．fly C．follow14．A．raise B．rise C．feed15．A．waste B．save C．kill（2022·四川成都·二模）Spainisfamousforitstomatofestival.IthappensonthelastWednesdayofAugusteveryyear.Duringthefestivalthereareallkindsofactivities,butthemost____16____partisthetomatofight.Ittakesplaceattheendoftoolongcelebration.____17____thetomatofight,thereareparades（游行）,musicalbands,streetpartiesandsoon.Onthedayofthefight,shopkeepers____18____theirwindowsanddoorstokeepawayfromthetomatofight.Atthesametime,thousandsoftouristsandlocalpeoplecometothetownsquaretogether.Thenlargetrucksfulloftomatoesarrive.Fromthebackofthelargetrucks,agreattownbandstarttothrowtomatoesatothers.Thenthe____19____fightback,throwingthetomatoesatanythingandanyone.Soonthestreetsareintheseaofredtomatojuice.Everyoneissupposedtoobeytherules:Youmustsquash（壓爛）thetomatobeforethrowingitandyouareallowedtothrow____20____buttomatoes.Itisusuallyoverinlessthanhalfanhour.Everyonethensetsouttotherivertocleanup.Soundslikefun!16．A．a(chǎn)wful B．boring C．exciting17．A．After B．Before C．In18．A．cover B．open C．break19．A．crowds B．drivers C．shopkeepers20．A．everything B．nothing C．something（2022·四川成都·二模）Everyschoolhasrulesforstudentstofollow.___21___,somestudentsmayseetherulesasawaywhichteacherscontrolthem.Sometimes,they’reunhappyandevenfeel___22___.Well,ifyouthinkyourlifeishard,youmightthinkaboutthe___23___inancienttimes.Forsomeofthem,lifewasreallyhard.Intheolddays,peoplebelievedthatteachershadtobevery___24___andhadtherighttopunishthestudents.Ifchildrendidn’tdowhattheywere___25___todoandtheteacherspunishedthem,theirparentswouldnotmind.Often,thestricterateacherwas,themoreparentsthoughtheorshewasagoodteacher.Infact,followingschoolrulescanbeveryimportant.Forexample,runninginthehallwayscouldcauseastudenttofalldown.Itmayhurt___26___oranotherperson.Followingtherulescanalsohelpthestudentsintheclassroomtolearn___27___difficulty.Inclass,ateachermayaskstudentsto___28___theirhandsbeforetheyspeak.Ifsomeonespeaksoutofturn,otherstudentsmightnotbeabletoheartheteacher___29___.Schoolrulescanhelpstudentspreparefortheirownfuturesaswell.Whentheygrowupand_____30_____ontheirown,they’llsoonfindthattheystillneedtofollowrules.Rulesmaketheworldmuchbetter.Iftherearenorules,lifewillbemeaninglessandindisorder.21．A．Although B．However C．Actually22．A．a(chǎn)ngry B．tired C．excited23．A．teachers B．parents C．students24．A．strict B．patient C．kind25．A．a(chǎn)llowed B．invited C．told26．A．yourself B．himself C．themselves27．A．without B．a(chǎn)bout C．from28．A．putup B．takeup C．makeup29．A．politely B．carefully C．clearly30．A．handout B．goout C．hangout（2022·四川省成都市七中育才學(xué)校二模）Sitcomsinfluencepeopleonaculturallevel.Onewaytheydothisisthrough____31____.Manysitcomcharactershavetheirowncatchphrases(流行語(yǔ)).Whentheybecomepopular,theycan____32____thewaypeopletalkinreallife.Let’slookatsomepopularsitcomcatchphrases.“HowYOUdoing?”—JoeyTribbiani,FriendsEverytimeJoeyseesoneofhisfriends,hewill____33____themwiththissentence.Weusuallysay“Howareyoudoing?”inanormalway.ButJoey’sspecialwayisfunnier.“Bazinga!”—SheldonCooper,TheBigBangTheorySheldonisaphysicist.Heoftenhasproblemsunderstandingotherpeople’ssenseof____34____.Everytimehetellsajoke,hewillsay“Bazinga!”toshowthatitisajoke.____35____thepopularityoftheshow,youcanoftenhearpeopleusethisword.31．A．dialogues B．performances C．languages32．A．decide B．show C．change33．A．greet B．a(chǎn)sk C．trick34．A．satisfaction B．humor C．sadness35．A．Aswellas B．Accordingto C．Thanksto（2022·四川省成都市七中育才學(xué)校二模）Chineseisabeautifulbutdifficultlanguage,withtensofthousandsof____36____.WhenyouseeaChinesewordthatyoudon’tknow,whatdoyoudo?Youmight____37____thiswordinadictionaryandfinditspinyin.Pinyin,asystemthatusestheLatinalphabet(拉丁字母),tellsushowtopronounceChinesewords.In1958,ChineseexpertZhouYouguangandhisteamdesignedpinyin.They____38____thesystemtohelpthosewhoareunabletoreadorwritetolearnhowtoread.Thisideaworkedoutquitewell.It’s____39____thatthenumberoftheunlearnedpeopleinChinadroppedfrom80%inthe1950sto52%in1964byGuangmingDaily.Pinyinhasbeen____40____inotherways,too.IthelpstoencouragetheuseofstandardChinese,orputonghua,sothatpeoplewhospeakdifferentlocallanguagescanstillunderstandeachother.Italsomakesitmuch____41____totypeChinesewordsoncomputersandmobilephones.Other____42____,likethefive-strokeinput(五筆輸入),aremuchmoredifficulttouse.Pinyinis____43____findingitsplaceinotherlanguages.TheOxfordEnglishDictionarynow____44____morethan100pinyinentries,suchasjiaozifor“dumplings”andzhongguomengfor“Chinesedream”.ForeignmediasometimesusepinyininreportsaboutChina.AsGuangmingDailynoted,pinyinisnotonlyalanguagetool,butalsoa_____45_____bridgethatconnectsChinatotheworld.36．A．meanings B．characters C．explanations37．A．lookat B．lookfor C．lookup38．A．created B．corrected C．changed39．A．said B．reported C．believed40．A．popular B．welcome C．useful41．A．faster B．easier C．better42．A．programs B．systems C．methods43．A．a(chǎn)lways B．a(chǎn)lso C．a(chǎn)lmost44．A．includes B．reflects C．discovers45．A．public B．cultural C．language（2022·四川省成都市七中育才學(xué)校三模）Mymotherretired（退休）attheageof55.Shewasboredeverydayandgot____46____easily.Ourfamilyrelationsbecameterrible.Mybrotherthoughtofagoodideatosolvetheproblem.HeboughtheranewsmartphoneandtaughthertouseWeChat.Shewas____47____byWeChatsoon.Aftertakingphotos,shelikedsharingtheminherfriendcircle.Butshesometimes____48____.Thisafternoon,mymotherpreparedtomakedumplingsfordinner.Shetookmanyphotosasusual.Butafterdinner,wedidn’tseeanyphotos.Finally,myfatheraskedher.“Whydon’tyoushareyourdeliciousdumplingsinyourfriendcircletoday?”Mymotherlooked____49____andsaid,“Mysmartphonewasboiledinthepot.”“Oh.myGod!Ihavetobuyanewoneagain!”____50____cried.46．A．sleepy B．a(chǎn)ngry C．lazy47．A．shocked B．troubled C．a(chǎn)ttracted48．A．hadfun B．mademistakes C．stayeduplate49．A．proud B．excited C．embarrassed50．A．mybrother B．myfather C．I（2022·四川省成都市七中育才學(xué)校三模）Ibelievethatwecanhaveanimportantinfluenceonanyonewemeet.Theright____51____attherighttimecouldchangesomeone’s____52____.WhenIwas3yearsold,mygrandmotherdiscoveredIwasunableto____53____.Shewasreally____54____andaskedmanydoctors.Followingtheiradvice,shefinallydecidedtoputmeina____55____.Onthefirstday,somekidsmadefunofmebecauseofmyhearingaid（助聽(tīng)器）.TheythoughtthemachineIworewasvery____56____.AlthoughIseemedoutgoing,myconfidencewasquitelow.Isawmyselfasa____57____kid.Mrs.Jordan,myteacherchangedallofthatwitha（n）____58____sentence.Onemorning,sheaskedtheclassaquestion.Ireadherlips（嘴唇）andraisedmy____59____rightawaybeforeothers.Mrs.Jordanpointedatmeandcalledme.Itookadeepbreathandnervouslyansweredthequestion.Iwillneverforgetwhathappenednextthatmorning.Withshiningeyesandabigsmile,shecried:“That’sright.Stephen!”Forthefirsttimeinmyyounglife,my____60____increasedquickly.Atthatmoment,IdecidedthatnomatterhowmanydifficultiesImayface,Icanovercomethem.Justbecauseofthosethreesimplewords,mywholelifewaschanged.51．A．words B．gift C．behavior52．A．a(chǎn)ppearance B．a(chǎn)bility C．life53．A．see B．hear C．walk54．A．worried B．a(chǎn)ngry C．disappointed55．A．famoushospital B．normalschool C．medicalcenter56．A．normal B．special C．ugly57．A．strange B．talented C．smart58．A．unusual B．simple C．long59．A．head B．voice C．hand60．A．courage B．confidence C．spirit（2022·四川成都·二模）ErikWeihenmayerisanAmericanadventurer(探險(xiǎn)家).Hewasbornwithamedicalconditionthat____61____lefthimblindatage13.Butthishasnotstoppedhimfromleadingafullandexcitinglife.OnMay25,2001,Weihenmayerreachedthe____62____ofEverest(Qomolangma).Withthisachievement,Weihenmayerwasso____63____thathemadeitpossibleforpeoplewhocannotseetoclimbtheworld’shighestmountain.Threeyearslater,heledagroupofblindTibetanteenagersupthe7,045-meterLhakpaRimountain.Thewaytothetopwasverydifficult.BeingshortofO2,someteens____64____seriousheadaches.____65____thegroupdidnotreachthetop,theiramazingjourneywasmadeintoamoviecalledBlindsight.61．A．uncomfortably B．unluckily C．unbelievably62．A．bottom B．side C．top63．A．proud B．responsible C．calm64．A．mentioned B．feared C．experienced65．A．Because B．Although C．Unless（2022·四川成都·二模）Shareyourideasandexperiences!Hi,mynameisChristinaBaum.I’mafourteen-year-oldGermanstudent.I’mwritingtotellyouaboutanexperimentwearedoingatschoolthroughtheyearwithourscienceteacher.Atthe____66____ofthisschoolyear,FrauKellershowedusfilmsandwereadarticlesaboutproblemsinthe____67____.Onedayshesaid,“Iwanttoknowwhatyouthink.Pleasedon’ttellmewhatweshoulddoormustdo.Tellmewhateachofyouwilldotoprotecttheplanetweliveon.Afterall,____68____speaklouderthanwords.”Sheaskedustochooseatopic,makea____69____planandtelltheclassaboutit.Thenwehadtodothingstobe“green”andfinallywriteareportaboutour____70____.Somestudentssaidthattheythoughtitwas____71____forasinglepersontocontributeto(做貢獻(xiàn))theprotectionoftheplanet.Someoneelsesaidthatscientistsshouldworkhardertofindnewwaystoproduceenergy.FrauKellersaidthatitiseveryone’sjobto____72____forthehealthoftheplanet.Afterthefirstweek,everybodyinclasswasexcitedabouttheprojectandwantedtocontinuetoimprovetheirresults.Someone____73____tellingtheotherclassesintheschoolwhatweweredoing.Nowall768studentsatHermannSteinSchoolareworkingontheproject.Attheendoftheyear,ourclasswillwriteareportaboutwhatwehaveachieved.NextweekI’llthinkabouthownottowastewaterormakeitdirty.I’mplanningtouselesswatereveryday,andalsonotusesomanyofthethingsthatmakeitdirty.____74____Iturnonthetap,ImustthinkabouthowmuchwaterandsoapIuse.Touselesswater,thisiswhatI’lldo:—takeashower,notbaths;—turn____75____thetapwhilebrushingmyteeth;—uselesswashing-upliquid(液體)whenwashingdishes.Ifyouwanttoknowmoreorjoinus,pleasewriteanemailtothefollowingaddress:k.keller@hermannsteinschool.de.66．A．beginning B．middle C．end67．A．life B．study C．environment68．A．feelings B．thoughts C．a(chǎn)ctions69．A．daily B．weekly C．monthly70．A．plans B．problems C．a(chǎn)chievements71．A．pitiful B．cruel C．impossible72．A．look B．care C．pay73．A．minded B．suggested C．a(chǎn)voided74．A．Since B．Until C．Everytime75．A．off B．up C．on（2022·四川成都·二模）“GrainRain”istheEnglishnameofGuyu.Itisthesixthsolarterm(節(jié)氣)ofayearbutalsothelastsolartermof____76____.GrainRainarrivesbetweenApril19thandApril21st.Itmeansthatthecoldweatherhasbasically____77____andthetemperaturerisesfaster,whichisgoodforthegrowthofgrains.

ThereisanoldcustominsouthernChinathatpeopledrinkteaonthedayofGrainRain.TeaduringGrainRaincanhelptokeepawayfromillnessandisgoodforeyes.Itisalsosaidthatdrinkingteaonthisdaywouldpreventbadluck.Sonomatter____78____theweatherislikethisday,peoplewillgotopicksomefreshteaanddrinkit.InthenorthofChina,peopleeatChinesetoonasinensis,alsocalledXiangchuninChinese,asacustominGrainRain.People____79____pickupChinesetoonasinensisfromthetreesandcookitwitheggs.

GrainRainisalsoadayofshowingrespecttoancestors.4,000yearsago,CangjiecreatedtheveryfirstChinesecharacterbytheshapesofthingsandanimals.Thegodwasso____80____byhisspiritofhardworkthathethrewgrainsdownfromtheskyasifitwererain.That’swhythisdayisknownasGrainRain.76．A．spring B．summer C．a(chǎn)utumn77．A．ended B．started C．returned78．A．how B．when C．what79．A．never B．usually C．sometimes80．A．a(chǎn)ngry B．nervous C．touched（2022·四川成都·二模）IstillrememberwhenIwasyoung,myfatherusedtosay,“Iloveyou.Sayyouloveme,son.”Usually,Iwouldsayloudly,“Iloveyou,dad.”

WhenIwasgrowingup,IfoundthatIhad____81____incommonwithmyfatherslowly.

Sometimeswewereangrywitheachotherandthentheunhappinessbetweenuschangedinto____82____.Iknewtherewasadifferencebetweenus.Ididn’tknowthe___83___timemyfathersaid“Iloveyou”tome.Icouldn’trememberthetimeIsaidthosewordstohim,either.

Thenmyfatherwasinhospital.Thedoctorsaidhissituationwas____84____andheneededanoperation(手術(shù))atonce.Buthewasn’tsureifmyfatherwasabletolivethroughitandgetwellagain.Everythinginmy____85____appearedinmymind.ThenIcalledhimandsaid,“Dad,Iloveyou!”Hewassilentattheothersideforawhileandthenhereplied____86____,“Well,Iloveyoutoo.”Iwassadandsaid,“Dad,Iknowyouloveme,andwhenyouare____87____,Iknowyouwillsaywhatyouwanttosay.”

AfewweekslaterIwasworkingwhenIgotmyfather’s____88____.“Paul,Iloveyou.”Mytears(眼淚)felldown.Bothofusknewthatthisspecialmomentbroughtourheartscloser____89____nomorewordsatthattime.

Afewweeksaftertheheartoperation,myfatherfinallybecame____90____,Ican’timaginethatifIdidn’tcallhimanddaddidnotlivethroughtheoperation,whatkindoflifeIwouldhavenow.81．A．much B．more C．little82．A．fights B．happiness C．discussions83．A．first B．last C．next84．A．simple B．serious C．strange85．A．work B．school C．childhood86．A．coldly B．a(chǎn)ngrily C．happily87．A．lonely B．ready C．finished88．A．call B．letter C．e-mail89．A．until B．evenif C．a(chǎn)slongas90．A．worse B．weaker C．better（2022·四川·雙流中學(xué)模擬預(yù)測(cè)）Wefeelveryhotevenathomeinsummer.Doyouknowthatthe___91___ofthepaintontheoutsideofabuildingcouldinfluencethetemperatureinside?ScientistsatanAmericanuniversityhavecreatedthewhitestpaintintheworld.Theysaythepaintissowhitethatitcouldfinallyloweror___92___avoidtheneedforairconditioners(空調(diào)).So___93___didthescientistscreatesuchpaint?Itturnsoutthatcontrollingglobalwarmingwastheirfinalgoal.“Whenwestartedit7yearsago,wehadsavingenergyandfightingclimate(氣候)changeinmind,”saidaprofessorinaninterview.Thewhitepaintcanreflect98.1%ofsunlightwhilealsogivingoutheat.Becausethepainttakesin___94___heatfromthesunthanitgivesout,thesurfacewiththepaintiscooledbelowthenearbytemperaturewithoutusingpower.Doesn’tthatsound___95___?Now,thescientistshavereportedlyworkedwithacompanytoputthissuper-whitepaintonthemarket.91．A．shape B．color C．picture92．A．even B．still C．a(chǎn)ctually93．A．how B．when C．why94．A．less B．more C．fewer95．A．believable B．a(chǎn)mazing C．strange（2022·四川·雙流中學(xué)模擬預(yù)測(cè)）Attheageof16,Nickalwaysplayedwithagroupofkids.Becausehewassobusyplaying,hedidn’t___96___enoughandfailedhisfinalexam.Onemorning,___97___Nickwasholdingafishingrod(釣魚(yú)竿)andwasabouttogofishingwithhisfriends,hisfatherstoppedhimandsaidcalmly,“Nick,youlikeplayingsomuchthatyoufailedyourexam.I’m___98___aboutyourfuture.”“Whatareyouworryingabout?JackandRobertalsofailed,butdon’ttheystillgettogo___99___?”“Myboy,youcan’tthinklikethat,”hisdadsaid.“Thereisastorythatpeopletellinourhometown.”“Therewere___100___catsplayingonaroof.Onecatfelldownthechimney(煙囪)whileholdingtheothercat.Whenthecats___101___thechimney,oneofthecatshadsoot(煙灰)onhisface,whiletheothercat’sfacewasclean.Seeingthesoot-facedcat,thecleancatthoughtitsface___102___bedirty,soitquicklyrantotheriversideandwasheditsface.Thesoot-facedcatsawtheclean-facedcatandthoughtitsfacewasalso___103___,soitjustwalkeddownthestreet.”“Nick,noonecanbeyour‘mirror’.Youhavetothinkforyourself.Ifyou___104___followothers,youwillneverlearn.”___105___this,Nicklaiddownhisfishingrodandreturnedtohisroom.Hedecidedtopaymoreattentiontohisstudiesandlessattentiontowhathisfriendsweredoing.Thisallowedhimtobesuccessful.96．A．play B．study C．listen97．A．because B．since C．when98．A．worried B．happy C．helpless99．A．swimming B．shopping C．fishing100．A．two B．three C．many101．A．gotcloseto B．gotoutof C．gotinto102．A．might B．can’t C．must103．A．clean B．dirty C．red104．A．finally B．exactly C．blindly105．A．Hearing B．Seeing C．Doing（2022·四川成都·二模）GoodmorningandwelcometotheLifeReview.Doyouknowhowmanymendohousework?Recently,aEuropeanofficialgrouptriedtodiscoverwhatpeople’s____106____wereaboutthewomen’smovement.Aspartoftheirsurvey,theyaskedmanymenandwomenthequestion,“Whodoesthehousework?”Themenansweredvery____107____fromthewomen!Thehouseworktheyaskedpeopleaboutwas:preparingmeals,washingdishes,cleaningthehouseandbaby-sitting.48%ofBritishhusbandssaidtheydidthiskindofwork.51%ofDanishmensaidtheyhelpedinthehouse.Butonly15%ofItalianmensaidtheydidthe____108____.Manyofthemsaidtheyneverhelpedatall!Buttherewasaninterestingpointofviewfromthewives.AccordingtoBritishwives,only38%oftheirhusbandshelpedinthehouse.AndItalianwivescomplained（抱怨）thattheirhusbandshardlyeverhelped.TheItalianandBritishmendidn’ttellthetruth!ThegroupfoundthatDanishmenwerethemost____109____husbands.Theiranswerswerethesameastheirwives’.Dothemenyouknow____110____inthehouse?Doyouthinkthesurveygivesatruepictureinyourexperience?Writeandtelluswhatyouthink.106．A．ideas B．fame C．costume107．A．politely B．exactly C．differently108．A．homework B．housework C．survey109．A．thankful B．truthful C．a(chǎn)wful110．A．help B．oversleep C．smoke（2022·四川成都·二模）Marywaswalkingtoherclassslowly.She____111____thehistorytestshewouldhavetotakethatmorning.Asshewasreachingtheclassroom,apieceofpapersuddenlyfluttered（飄動(dòng)）downand____112____nearherfeet.AsMarylookeddownatthe____113____,herheartnearlymissedabeat.Itwasthehistorytestpapercompletewithanswers!

Mary’sveryfirst____114____wasnottotellanyoneaboutwhatshehadfound.Shewouldmemorizealltheanswersanddoextremelywellinthetest.Aftersomehardthinking,however,sheknewthatitwouldbeavery____115____thingtodo.Besides,itwouldbenotfairtoherclassmates.Intheend,Mary____116____thepapertoherhistoryteacher,MissJames.“Thanks,Mary.Ihavebeenlookingforiteverywhere,”saidtheteacher.“I’vereadallthequestionsalready,MissJames,”Marysaid.MissJamestoldhernottoworry____117____shewouldthinkofnewquestionsforthetest.Mary’sheartsank.Shewashalfhopingthatthetestwouldbecanceled.____118____,shedidherbestinthenewtestlaterthatday.

Afewdayslater,thetestpaperswerereturnedtotheclass.Toherpleasant____119____discoveredthatshehadscoredeightymarks.“Youknowsomething,”shetoldherfriend.“IcouldeasilyhavegotfullmarksifIhadcheated.ButIwouldn’tbeas____120____asIamnowwiththeeightymarksIgot.”111．A．gaveup B．putoff C．worriedabout112．A．landed B．folded C．moved113．A．foot B．paper C．ground114．A．guess B．thought C．discovery115．A．dishonest B．dangerous C．terrible116．A．sent B．reported C．returned117．A．a(chǎn)s B．if C．or118．A．Instead B．However C．Therefore119．A．regret B．disappointment C．surprise120．A．pleased B．special C．brave（2022·四川成都·二模）Whentalkingaboutshopping,in-personshoppingcomestoourmindatonce.Manycustomershavegone___121___tocheckgoods.Theycouldseeandtouchthegoodsbeforetheybuythem.Shoppingonlineallowscustomersto___122___thepricewithoutleavingtheirhomes.Andcustomerscanbuywhattheywantwithoutwastingmuchtime.Today,customerswouldliketospend___123___timeinworking,sotheydon’thaveenoughfreetime.Shoppingonlinecanmeettheir___124___andpreferences.Nowthereareshoppingchoicesforeveryone.Whatthenextshoppingexperiencemightbe?Nomatterhowitchanges,peoplecan___125___itintheirownways.121．A．online B．tothemarkets C．tothefactories122．A．know B．decide C．lower123．A．less B．more C．fewer124．A．tastes B．hobbies C．needs125．A．a(chǎn)ccept B．refuse C．a(chǎn)gree（2022·四川成都·二模）OnceIhavetomakeaspeechinmyEnglishclass.Thespeechwouldlastaboutfifteenminutes.I’d___126___spokeninpublicforsuchalongtimebefore.IreallyhadnoideawhetherI’ddoneagoodjob.Aftertwodays’preparation,___127___writingmyspeech.Butspeakinginpubicstillmademe___128___.Finally,thedaycame.Iwenttotheplatform（講臺(tái)）.However,I___129___allmynotecardsonthefloorbyaccident.Iwasgreatlydiscouraged.ItriedtofocusonmyspeechbutIcouldn’t.AllI___130___waswhatmyclassmateswouldthinkofme.However,noonelaughedatme.Theyjustsaid“Comeon!”.Becauseoftheir___131___,Ifinallyfinishedmyspeechsuccessfully.Inlife,wealwaysfocusonour___132___andpaymoreattentiontobadthingsthangoodones.Thismakesit___133___tohaveagoodattitude（態(tài)度）towardslife.Suchbadthoughtswillstopusfromperformingatourbest___134___wecanchangeourwayofthinking.Wewillconsiderclearlywhatwe’velearned.Andwhatwe’velearnedcanbeputintouseinthefuture.Thenwe’llfindthatwearegettingclosetoour____135____.126．A．ever B．often C．never127．A．enjoyed B．finished C．stopped128．A．a(chǎn)ngry B．excited C．nervous129．A．dropped B．caught C．threw130．A．heardof B．dependedon C．caredabout131．A．development B．encouragement C．a(chǎn)greement132．A．weaknesses B．changes C．feelings133．A．difficult B．possible C．important134．A．if B．unless C．a(chǎn)s135．A．mind B．heart C．success（2022·四川成都·二模）ZhengTengfeiwroteanarticleontheInternet,inwhichshewantedpeopletostartfromthemselvesratherthanmakecomplaints（抱怨）tothegovernmentinthefaceofhaze（霧霾）.Zhengbelievesthateveryonemust____136____themselvestohelpfighthaze.Manysaidshewasmaking____137____forthegovernment.Zhengexplainedthatshejustwantedeveryonetorealizethatenvironmentalpollutionisa____138____ofhumanactivities.Beinganenvironmentalist,shealwayscollectsadvertisingpostersinthesubwaysand____139____learningmaterialforchildrentomakepaperplanes,believingitcouldsaveresources（資源）.Herchildrenlikereading,butshepreferstoborrowbooksfromlibraries.Sheiswillingtopayforsuchmodeofsharing,hopingmoreresourcescouldbe____140____,suchasmobilelibraries.136．A．callon B．dependon C．holdon137．A．dreams B．problems C．excuses138．A．responsibility B．result C．reason139．A．helpful B．useful C．useless140．A．shared B．given C．discovered（2022·四川成都·二模）Onedayafterschool,Iwenttotheteacher’sofficetoseemyteacher,but____141____wasthere.AsIwasabouttoleave,Inoticedapieceofpaperonthefloor.Isawthewords“FINAL-TERMEXAMINATION”atthetop.Iputitintomyschoolbag____142____andranoutoftheoffice.____143____Icamebackhome,Itookoutthepaperquickly.Itwastheexampaperofmyworstsubject,history.Ifeltexcitedandmyheartbeatfast.Iopenedmyhistorybookandstartedworkingontheanswers.Ihadneveransweredsoseriously.Onthedayofthehistoryexam,Iwenttotheexamhallexcitedly.Whenthepaperwassenttome,Idreamedofgettingthe____144____markinthewholegrade.SoIcouldnothelpsmiling.”Myhistoryteacheralwaysencouragedmetoworkhardandgetbettergrades,butI____145____himtimeandtimeagain.ThistimeIwillgivehimabigsurprise.”Ithought.Whentheteachersaidwecou