專題07 備戰(zhàn)2022年上海中考英語首字母填空100篇（原卷版）

（2021年崇明一模）Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords（在短文的空格內填入適當?shù)脑~，是其內容通順，每空格限填一次，首字母已給）ItwasAugustinParis.Mostpeoplewereoutofthecity,enjoyingtheirsummerholiday.Thestreetsweree___51___andrestaurantswereclosed.ButonaSaturdaymorningat9a.m.,Iwasstandinginaqueue.IwaswaitingtoseeLeonardodaVinci'sMonaLisa,theworld'smostfamousartwork.Iboughttheticketinadvance.However,bythetimeIarrivedattheLouvre（盧浮宮）,therehadbeenaverylongl___52___.Ittookmearound30minutestopassthesecuritycheck.AsIenteredthemuseum,Ifoundthesecondairport-stylequeueoftheday.Thequeuemovedforwards___53___andsilently.It'sjustlikeatriptolKEA.Youhavetobepatientbecauseittakesmuchtimetomoveforward.However,youhavetowalk,eyes-down,pastlotsofsofasandtablesbeforeyoureachwhatyouneed.TheonlysigntheMonaLisawasc___54___wasaforestofsecurityofficers.Onlytenpeoplewereallowedtoviewthepaintingatatime.Aposteroutsidethepen（圍欄）warned."TheMonaLisahasmanyadmirers.Pleasekeepyouvisitshortandsweettogivee___55___achancetomeether.""Howshortisshortandsweet?"Iwondered.Veryshort,itturnedout.Mywatchclockedonly22secondsfromenteringthepenbeforetwostaffmemberstoldmeitwastimetog___56___."Onephotoandleave,"theysaid.Itriedtotakeaselfie,butanarmquicklycametoguidemeonwards.Behindme,thequeuemovedforward,tenbyten,totakeaphotoandleave.Iwasalmosta___57___asIadmiredtheotherartworksintheLouvre.Icouldn'thelpwondering:WhyaretheresomanypeopletoseetheMonaLisaandsofewtoseetheotherartworks?Arewereallygoingtoappreciatethefamousartworksorarewejust"checkingin"atthe"popular"attractions?（2021年楊浦二模）Readthecommentsaboutchangesinthefuture.Howmuchdoyouagreewiththem?Thesedays,somepeopleworkathomeoneortwodaysaweekinsteadofgoingtoanofficeeveryday.Ithinkinthefuturealotmorepeoplewillworkfromhomeallthetime.Andthenumberofofficeswilldecrease.It‘ssad,becausepeoplewilllosemostoftheirs____71___skillsliketheabilitytoconnecttoothers.Therewon'tbeanypaperbooksinthefuture.Theymightdisappearc___72____.Ifyouwanttoreadbooks,youwillhavetodownloadthemtoaportablee-reader.Itwillholdhundredsofyourfavouritebooks.Somee-readersmightalsobewaterproof.Soyoucanusethemwhenyouarehavingabathors____73___!Ithinkthenumberofpeopleontheplanetwillcontinuetoi___74____.There'llbelessspace,sowe'llneedtochangethewaywelive.Maybewe'llliveunderground,ormaybelotsofpeoplewilllivetogetherinasinglehouse.It'shorrible!Lifewilldefinitelygetw____75___thanitisnowOurhousemightbes____76___inthefuture,Ifthere'sanemergency,itwillautomaticallysendamessagetothepoliceorcallforanambulance.Ourhousemightalsocontroltheheatingandtheair-conditioning,sowe''llneverfeeltoohotortoocold.Driverlesscarsareanewthingatthemoment,butIthinkinthefutureitwillbecommontohaveone.Ithinkit'llbeagoodandsafething,becausewewon'thavesomanyroada____77___.Maybewewillstopusingpetrol,too.Thatwouldbegood.（2021年青浦二模）WhatisEarthHour?EarthHoursisorganizedbytheWorldWideFundforNature(WWF)andit’sabigeventusuallyattheendofMarcheveryyear.Onthisevening,people‘godark’--thatis,switchofflightsintheirhomes,schoolsandbusinessesallatthesametimeforonehour.EarthHourstartedinAustraliain2007,when2.2millionpeopleinSydneyturnedoffallunnecessarylightsforanhour.Sincethenithasgrownintoani__71__event,andmanycountriesaroundtheworldhavetakenpart.FamousbuildingsthathavegonedarkforEarthHouri__72__BuckinghamPalaceinLondon,theEiffelTowerinParis,theForbiddenCityinBeijingandNewYork’sEmpireStateBuilding.EvenastronautsontheSpaceStationhavetakenpartbyreducingtheirpoweruseonthestation,andGooglehasshownitss__73__bymakingadarkhomepagefortheevent.What’stheideab__74__EarthHour?Theideaistoraiseawarenessofenvironmentalissuesandcallforactiontoprotectnature.It’struethatswitchingoffthelightsforjustonehoursavesonlyasmallamountofpower.Butthisisonlytheb__75__.Ononelevel,joininginEarthHourmakespeoplethinkabouttheproblemofenvironmentalissuesandwhatwecandoineverydaylifetoprotectnature.Forexample,eatinglessmeat,usinglow-energyelectricalitemsinsteadofhigh-energyo__76__andusinggreenformsoftransportallhelptheplanet.Butonanotherlevel,alargenumberofpeopleallactingt__77__sendsapowerfulmessagetogovernmentsandcompanies.Itpushesthemtotakeactiononalargescalebyconsideringgreenissueswhenmakingbigdecisions.（2020年崇明一模）C.Fillintheblankswithproperwords（在短文的空格內填入適當?shù)脑~，使其內容通順，每空格限填一詞，首字母已給）Wouldyouliketotravelspace?Itis2050.Spacetourismhasbecomeareality.Sowouldyouwanttobeaspacetourist?Here,somemiddleschoolstudentssharetheiropinions.? Jeea，U.K.Ilovespaceverymuchandwouldliketobethefirstteenagertod____81____anewplanet.Thenperhapsitwouldbenamedafterme.Iwouldbecomefamousaroundtheworld!? Emily，U.S.Spaceexplorationcanbedangerous.WhatshouldIdoif1getl____82____?Ican’tcomebacktotheearth.Iamalsoafraidofheights.Itwouldbeveryfrighteningwhenyoulookdownfromaspaceship!? Klaudia，SpainIwouldlovetogotospacebecausefromthereIcouldenjoyanicev____83____oftheEarth.TheblueoceansandgreenforestsontheEarthmustbemagnificent.What’smore,Iamcuriousaboutwhatlifeislikewithoutgravity(重力).Perhapsitwouldbefuntoplaygolfinspace!? Edward,U.K.Itwouldbecool.ButhowlonelyanddepressedIwouldbewithouta____84____aroundme!Iwouldmissmyfamily.Italsorequiresalargeamountoftrainingtobecomeaspacetourist,andIdon'tthinkIhavetimeforthat.Moreover,Idon’tthinkIcana____85____atriptospace.Thatwoulddefinitelycostalot!.? Zainab,SouthAfricaI’dloveto.WestudiedthesolarsysteminScienceclassesthissemester.IthinkspaceisamazingandIdesiretoknowmoreaboutit.Unluckily,Ihavenootherwaybuttosearchforinformationaboutito____86____.IfIcanhavethechancetotraveltospace,IwoulddirectlyseethethingsIneverseeontheEarth.? Ana,U.S.Iwouldnotliketobeaspacetourist.Irespectthosewholovespacetourism.Forme,Ionlywanttof____87____onwhatIhaveonthisplanet-myfamily,myschoolandmypets.IwouldliketoworkhardtomakeprogressinwhatIamdoing.（2020年松江一模）Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords(在短文的空格內填入適當?shù)脑~，使其內容通順。每空格限填一詞，首字母已給)AboynamedMichaelvisitedhisgrandparentsontheirfarmwithhissister,May.Oneday,Grandmagavehimaslingshot(彈弓)toplaywithoutinthewoods.Hepracticedhowtouseitforsometimebuthestillcouldn’thitthetarget(目標)hesetforhimself.Feelingalittleu____56____,heheadedbacktothefarmhousefordinner.Ontheway,hehappenedtoseeGrandma’spetduck.Justthen,anideasuddenlycametohismind.Hea____57____attheduckwithhisslingshotandletitfly,hittingtheduckintheheadandkillingit.Inapanic(驚慌),Michaelhidthedeadduckinthebushes,onlytofindthathissisterwaswatchinghimallthetime.Mayhadseeneverythinghedid,butshesaidn____58____.Afterlunchthenextday,Grandmasaid,“May,let’swashthedishes.”ButMaysaid,“Grandma,Michaeltoldmehewantedtohelpinthek____59____.”ThenshecameclosetoMichaelandwhispered(低語),“Remembertheduck?”SoMichaeldidthewashing.Laterthatday,GrandpaaskedifMichaelandMaywantedtogofishing,butGrandmainterrupted,“I’msorrybutIneedMaytohelpmepreparefordinner.”Mayjustsmiledandsaid,“Well,that’sallrightbecauseMichaeltoldmehewantedtohelpyou.”ThenshewhisperedtoMichaelagain,“Remembertheduck?”SoMaywentfishingandMichaelstayedb____60____tohelpmakesupper.AfterseveraldaysofdoingbothhischoresandMay’s,Michaelfinallycouldn’tbearitanymore.Hewenttohisgrandmaandtoldherthet____61____thathehadcausedthedeathofherpetduck.Itreallys____62____MichaelthatGrandmajustsmiledandgavehimabighug.“Sweetheart,Iknow,”saidGrandma.“Yousee,Iwasstandingatthewindowtheotherdayandsawthewholething,butbecauseIloveyou,Iforgaveyou.IjustwantedtofindouthowlongyouwouldletMaymakeaslaveofyou!”（2020年黃浦二模）Confidenceisveryimportantindailylife.Itcanhelpyoutodevelopahealthya56．.Astudyshowsthatthepeoplewhoaremoreconfidentaremuchhappier.Theycanhavemorechancestomakethemselvess57．.Buthowtobemoreconfident?Herearesomesuggestions:Speakloudly.Whenyouarenotconfident,youcan’tdowellwhatyouwanttodo.Youspeakinavoicesolowthatotherpeoplecanhardlyhearyou.Trytospeakloudenoughsothatpeoplecanunderstandyouclearly.Thehighv58．canhelpyoubecomemoreconfident.Playsports.Playingsportsmakesyoutiredbutcompletelyr59．.Whenyoudosports,youwillbefullofconfidence.E60．yourself.Writedownalistofthingsyoudidduringthedayandseehowmanythingsyouhavedonewell.Didyoufinishyourhomework?Didyoutellajokethatmadeeveryonelaugh?Giveyourselfpraiseforthegoodthingsyou’vedone.Getridoffear.Fearcomesalongwithfailure（失?。?Butit’seasytogetoverifyouknowthatfailureispartofyourlife.Don’thideyourheadjustbecauseyousaidsomethings61．lasttime.Tryagainandbelieveyoucandob62．.Pickupwhatyouliketodo.Ifyoulikesinging,singasmuchasyoucan.Insomeways,ahobbycanmakeyouexcellent.Anditwillmakeyouhappyandconfident.（2019年閔行一模）Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords.Haveyoueverbeeninananimalrescue?Itcanbeveryheartbreaking,butsometimes,with(81)landskill,atragicstorycanturnintoaninspiringone.ThisiswhathappenedtoWinter,thedolphin.WinterwasfoundoffthecoastofFloridainDecemberof2005.Shewasjustafewmonthsold,(82)a,andcaughtinacrabtrap.Theropesfromthetrapwerewrappedtightlyaroundherbody.Thefishermanwhofoundhercalledforhelp.Andarescueteamsoonarrived.Butthe(83)swasreallytough.Theropeshadcutoffthebloodcirculationtohertail.Shewasbadlyhurt.Peopledidn’tthinkshewouldsurvive.Mostdolphinswhobecometrappedinropesdie.Hopingforamiracleandracingagainsttimetosaveher,therescuerstransferredhertotheClearwaterMarineAquariuminFlorida.Aftermuchhardwork,thedoctors(84)mtosaveWinter,butsadly,nothertail.HertailwastoodamagedandhadtoberemovedsoWintercouldlive.ThelittledolphinWinterdidn’tdie,butshewouldneverbeabletoswimnormally(85)w________atail.Thankfully,thestorydoesn’tendhere.Winterwasabletoswim,butnotverywell.Becausehedidn’thaveatail,shemovedtoherbodyinaside-to-sidemotionlikeashark.Butthedoctorsattheaquariumwere(86)wthatthestrangemovementwouldhurtherbackbones.KevinCarrollheardWinter’sstory,andthoughthecouldhelp.Heisanexpertwhoisgoodattreatingdisabledpeople.Ifhecouldhelppeople,whynothelpadolphin?HestartedworkingwithWinterandcameupwithasolution.NowWintercanswimlikeotherdolphins.Winter’sstoryalso(87)ethedisabled.Weallhavetherighttoliveandtolivewell.（2019年浦東新區(qū)一模）C．Fillintheblankswithproperwords（在短文的空格內填入適當?shù)脑~，使其內容通順。每空格限填一詞，首字母已給）（14分）Therewasonceajeweler,famousformanyvirtues(美德).Oneday,someArabscametohimforsomediamondstodecorateanimportantthingforayearlycelebration.TheArabstoldhimwhattheywanted,andofferedhimaf81priceforthediamonds.Herepliedthathecouldnotletthemseethejewelsatthatmoment,andrequiredthemtocallagain.Astheywantedthediamondswithoutanydelay,andthoughtthatthep82ofthejewelerwasonlytoincreasethepriceofthediamonds,theArabsofferedhimtwice,thenthreetimesasmuchastheywereworth.Buthestillrefused,andtheywerequited83andwentaway.Somehourslater,hewenttotheArabsandI84beforethemthediamonds.Forwhichtheyagainofferedhimthelastpricetheyhadnamed,buthesaid,"Iwillonlyacceptthefirstpriceyouofferedtomethismorning.’’"Why,then,didyoudisagreewithusatonce?"askedtheyinsurprise."Whenyoucame,"repliedhe,"myfatherhadthekeytothes85,inwhichthediamondswerelocked,andashewasasleep,Iwouldhavetow86himtogainthem.”"Athisage.ashortofsleepu87doeshimgood;andnobusinessismoreimportantthanmyfather'ssinglecomfort.”TheArabswereaffectedbyhiswords.Theyspreadtheirhanduponthejeweler'sheadandshowedtheirsatisfyingsmiles.（2018年金山一模）C.Fillintheblankswithproperwords(在短文的空格內填入適當?shù)脑~，使其內容通順，每空格限填一詞，首字母已給)(14分)Manyyearsago,IvisitedThailand.OneeveningIwenttoa1ittlemarket.TherewasasmallboysellingT-shirtsinthemarket.Hecouldn'thavebeenmorethan6or7yearsold,buthewasagoodlittlesalesman.Hewastalkingq81inThaitotwolocalpersonswhenIarrived.AndtheybothboughtaT-shirt.ThentherewasaJapanesevisitorinfrontofme,andthelittleboybegantotalkinJapanese.Althoughhedidn'tspeakJapaneseverywell,hewasabletosayafewwordse82togetanothersale.WhenIcameup,hesawmywhitefaceandimmediatelyswitchedtoEnglish."Hello,Sir,howareyou?DoyoulikeT-shirts?"Andwithinjustafewm83,hehadpersuaded(說服)metobuyfiveT-shirts.Hewasflexible(靈活的)hecouldjumpfromonelanguagetoanothertom84thecustomersfromdifferentcountries.Andevenifheonlyknewafewwords,hewassoflexiblethathecouldusehisbodylanguagestomakecustomersunderstandther85ofthemeaning!SellingaT-shirtmeantgettingmoneyandthatwasagoodthing.Hemademistakesinhiscommunication,buthedidn'tl86anythingbymakingsomemistakes.Actually,itwasagoodchancetoimprovehislanguageskills.Hewasinagoodstate.HeclearlyenjoyedsellingthoseT-shirtsandhisfacewaswearingab87smileallthetime.Itwasworkbutheenjoyedit