中考英語復(fù)習(xí)完形填空

完形填空（每小題2分）Thereareallkindsoftrainsintheworld.Trainscan__1_people,animalsorthings.Sometrainsare2,theothersareslow.Theycanreachmostofthecitiesandtowns.Sometrainsgo3thehillsiftheyaretoohightogoover.Inbigcities,thestreetsareusually4andsomecarsandbusesoftenhavetowait.Soyoucanfindtrainsunderthe5andtrainsonarail(軌道)abovethestreets.Peoplecanquicklybebroughtinortakenout.Canatrainrunover6?Yes,itcan.Therearemanybridgesovertheriver.Butitisnoteasyto7thebridge.Today’strainshavedinning-roomsforpeople.Youmay8somethinginthemonthewayifyouarehungry.Trainsare9tomen,womenandchildren.Manychildrenliketoplaywithmodel(模型)trains.Withthemodeltrains,theycanbuildtheirownrailsand10thewonderfulworldoftrains.（）1.A.helpB.carryC.saveD.move（）2.A.cheapB.expensiveC.fastD.empty（）3.A.throughB.amongC.duringD.above（）4.A.fullB.dirtyC.freeD.busy（）5.A.seasB.farmC.groundD.gardens（）6.A.waterB.airC.forestsD.mountains（）7.A.mendB.watchC.reachD.build（）8.A.cookB.eatC.findD.pick（）9.A.usefulB.politeC.badD.lucky（）10.A.haveB.areafraidC.getonwellwithD.enjoyMr.Tedisfiftyyearsold11mathinamiddleschoolfortwenty–eightyears.Heworkshardandalwayscomestohisofficeontome.Hehopeshisstudentswillbehonestandheis12withthem.Someofhisstudentshavebecomefamouspersons,13theystillrememberhimandoftenwritetohim.Ofcourseheisproudofthem.ThistermhebegantoteachGradeOne.Someofthenewstudentsweretoldabouthim,buttheothersdidn’tknowabouthim.14thefirstdayofschoolhetoldthestudentshowtobeanhonestperson.Hegavethemsome15andsaid,”Idon’tliketellinglies(謊話).”Beforeclasswas16,hetoldhisstudentstofinishExercise8inLesson1afterclass.ThenextmorningMr.Tedcameintotheclassroomandasked,”17hasfinishedExercise8?Afewstudents18theirhands.Heshookhisheadandsaid.”O(jiān)penyourworkbooksandsee19there’sExercise8inLesson1.”Thestudentshadalookattheirworkbooksandtheir20turnedredatonce.（）11.A.hastaughtB.haslearnedC.taughtD.learned（）12.A.pleasedB.angryC.strictD.busy（）13.A.soB.orC.becauseD.but（）14.A.InB.AtC.OnD.Until（）15.A.waysB.storiesC.lessonsD.examples（）16.A.awayB.outC.upD.over（）17.A.WhereB.WhoC.WhenD.Which（）18.A.putdownB.putonC.putupD.putoff（）19.A.whoseB.thatC.whetherD.what（）20.A.facesB.nosesC.necksD.handsNewYearisveryimportantintheworld.Everycountycelebratesit,butmanyofthecountriescelebrateitin21ways.IntheU.S.manypeopledon’tgotobed22twelveo’clock.Atnighton23Eve,theywanttowatchtheclockpassingfromoneyeartothenext.InRome,Italy,thedaybeforeNewYear,peoplethrowoutallthethingstheydon’twant24therearealotofoldchairs,clothesandshoesonthestreets.InMadrid,Span,lotsofpeoplegotothecentresquaretoseeabigclock.Itbeatseveryhour.Thenumberofchimes(鐘聲的次數(shù))25peoplethetime.ThedaybeforeNewYear,peoplebringtwelvegrapes(葡萄)tothecentersquare.Atmidnighttheclockbeatstwelve26.Peopleeatonegrapeforeachtime.Theysay,“Eatingthegrapeswillbringusgoodluckforthecomingyear!”InJapan,peopleeatnoodlestocelebrateNewYear,because27thinkthatnoodlescanbringpeoplelonglife.InChina,SpringFestival–theChineseNewYearisthemostimportantholiday.Chinesefamiliesalwayshavebigdinnertogether.Duringtheholiday,peoplelike28friendsandrelatives.Childrenalwayswearnewclothesandtheycanalsogetsomemoney29theirparentsorotherpeople.Theycanusethemoneytobuyalotofthingsfor30.Isn’titveryinteresting?（）21.A.differencesB.differenceC.differentD.differently（）22.A.sinceB.untilC.assoonasD.as（）23.A.NewYear’sB.NewYears’C.NewYearsD.NewYear（）24.A.OrB.ButC.ThroughD.So（）25.A.saysB.speaksC.tellsD.talks（）26.A.timesB.timeC.clockD.clocks（）27.A.ChineseB.JapaneseC.AmericansD.Australians（）28.A.improvingB.worryingC.teachingD.visiting（）29.A.onB.toC.fromD.in（）30.A.themselvesB.himselfC.herselfD.ourselvesIntheseyears,computergameshavebecomemoreandmorepopularinmanycitiesandtowns.Alotofsmallshopsalongbusy31havechangedinto32gamehousesinordertogetmoremoney.Thesearealwayscrowdedwith33especiallyyoungboys.Inthecomputergamehouse,people34alotofmoneycompetition(競賽)withthemachines.It’s35foronetowinacomputer,butonecanmakeprogress(進(jìn)步)after36againandagain.Peoplehaveakindofgamblingpsychology(賭博心理)whentheyplaycomputergames.Themorethey37,themoretheywanttowin.Forschoolboy,theyhaveto38fortheirlesson.Whenclassisover,theyruntothenearbycomputergamehouses.Someofthemcangetenoughmoneyfromtheirparents.Butsomeofthemarenot39enoughtogetthemoney.Theybegintotakeawayotherstudents’moneyand40thieves.（）31.A.riversB.citiesC.villagesD.streets（）32.A.smallB.bigC.computerD.sports（）33.A.peopleB.personC.womenD.girls（）34.A.takeB.winC.useD.spend（）35.A.easyB.hardC.importantD.beautiful（）36.A.driveB.tomakeC.tryingD.ran（）37.A.hopeB.loveC.doD.make（）38.A.differentB.secretC.mindD.duty（）39.A.badB.angryC.difficultD.lucky（）40.A.areB.looklikeC.becomeD.likeEverydaysomepeoplearekilledwhiletheyarecrossingtheroads.41ofthesepeopleareoldpeopleandchildren42peopleareoftenkilledbecausetheycan’tseeorhearverywell.Childrenarekilledbecausetheyarenot43enough.Theyforgettolookandlisten44theycrosstheroads.Acarorabuscan’tstop45.Ifacarisgoingveryfast,itwilltravelmanymeters46itstops.Somepeopledon’talwaysunderstandthis.Theythinkacarcanstop47afewseconds.Itis48toknowhowfastacarismoving.Theonlywaytocrosstheroadsafelyistolook49bothdirections,rightandleft.Theniftheroadis50,youcacrossit.（）41.A.MuchB.MostC.MoreD.Mostly（）42.A.YoungB.DifferentC.OldD.All（）43.A.cleverB.carelessC.carefulD.bright（）44.A.afterB.beforeC.ifD.unless（）45.A.fastB.quickC.onceD.atonce（）46.A.beforeB.whenC.afterD.then（）47.A.inB.afterC.atD.for（）48.A.easyB.possibleC.difficultD.important（）49.A.inB.withC.onD.for（）50.A.fullB.emptyC.busyD.heavyTheworldoftheout-of-doorisfullofsecrets.Andtheyaresointerestingthatquitealotofpeoplearebusy51them.Allaroundusarebirds,animalsandflowers.Thefactsabouthowtheyliveandgroware52interestingasanythingcouldbe.Thencome53me,andIwillhelpyoufindsomeofnaturalsecrets,letusgo54throughtheforestsandfield.Hereweshallfindhowarabbittellstheotherrabbitsthatthereis55.Weshallfollowamotherbearandheryoungonesasthey56foodandgetreadyforwintersleep.Weshallwatchbees57intheairtoletbeesknow58theycanfindfood.Iwillshowyoumanyotherinterestingthings,butthe59thingthatIcanteachyouistokeepyoureyesand60openwhenyougooutofdoor.Naturetellshersecretsonlytopeoplewholookandlistencarefully.（）51.A.studyingB.askingC.readingD.teaching（）52.A.soB.likeC.asD.than（）53.A.alongB.withC.upD.over（）54.A.nearlyB.quicklyC.politelyD.quietly（）55.A.dangerB.dangerousC.moredangerousD.indanger（）56.A.lookatB.lookforC.lookoverD.lookup（）57.A.dancesB.dancingC.todanceD.danced（）58.A.whyB.whatC.whoD.where（）59.A.bestB.betterC.worstD.worse（）60.A.mouthB.noseC.handsD.earsOneday,a61withhisrichfamilytookhisyoungsontothecountryside.Hewantedtoshowhimthefields.They62adayandanightonafarmofaverypoorfamily.Thentheywentback63.Thefatheraskedhisson“Didyousee64poorthepeopleare?”“Yeah!”Thesonanswered,“Wehaveonedog,and66havefour.Wehaveapool.Itisinthegarden.Theyhavealongriverwith67end.Wehavesmalllightsinthegarden.Theyhavethe68inthesky.”Thefather69saynothing.Thenthesonsaid,“ThanksDad.NowIknowthatweare70.”Ifyouhavelove