2020年最新初中英语中考阅读理解、完形填空试题及答案4.docx

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最新初中英语中考完形填空、阅读理解试题及答案

Disneynature’snewfilm,Earth,takesviewers（观众）toseewhatthelifeisliketobeananimallivingonthisplanetthroughayear.It’sagreat1fornature-loversandisopeningonEarthDay,April22,2009.Itshowsthestruggles（奋斗）2animalfamiliesfacedintheirdailylives.

IntheArtic,afatherpolarbeartriesveryhardtolookfor3tofeedhisfamilybeforetheicebeginstosmelt（融化）andbreakapart.4thathappens,hewillnolongerbeabletocrosstheicepatchestolookforseals（猎海豹）.

Inthedesert,agroupofelephantstravelhundredsofmilesacrossthe5landtofindwater.Theyare6toaplacejustasdryasthedesert,butthisplaceshouldbeariverbythetimethey7there.

Inthe8,motherwhalesnursetheiryounginwarmtropic（热带的）waters9theirbabieswillbesafefrompredators（食肉动物）.10thereisnofoodforthemothersthere,theymusttravelthousandsofmilestotheAntarcticbeforesummerendsandthefoodis11.

Allalongthewaythepolarbears,elephants,andwhales12guardagainstpredatorswhilestrugglingtofindenoughfood13water.

Thefilmisthefirstinanewseriesofdocumentaries（记实的）14Disney’snewproductionncompany,Disneynature.Itshowsthatitismuch15tobeananimalthanmanypeoplethink.

（）1.A.pictureB.bookC.storyD.moive

（）2.A.twoB.threeC.fourD.five

（）3.A.foodB.drinkC.clothesD.water

（）4.A.UntilB.AfterC.OnceD.Perhaps

（）5.A.wetB.dryC.cleanD.dirty

（）6.A.flyingB.swimmingC.travellingD.driving

（）7.A.getB.leaveC.likeD.hate

（）8.A.mountainsB.skysC.lakesD.oceans

（）9.A.whoB.whereC.whenD.why

（）10.A.BecauseB.whileC.AlthoughD.Since

（）11.A.grownB.givenC.leftC.gone

（）12.A.mightB.mustC.wouldD.could

（）13.A.andB.orC.norD.but

（）14.A.withB.inC.underD.by

（）15.A.easierB.harderC.lazierD.cleverer

DBACBCADBADBADB

FlonaisagoodlibrarianatCentertown.ElementarySchool.Sheisalsoaverygoodpilot.Shecanflyaplanehighandfast.EveryonethatknowsFionacallsher“FlyingLibrarian”.

Onewinterafternoon,Fiona’smobilephonerang.ItcamefromPopsBrowninthecontroltowerattheCentertownAirport.Thatmeanttherewastroublesomewhereandthe“FlyingLibrarian”wasneeded!

WhenFionaarrivedattheairport,shesawPopswholookedanxious.“Thereisapilotwhoislost,”PostoldFiona.“Hiscompassdoesn’twork.Hedoesn’thaveamapandhisradiohasstoppedworking,sowecan’tgetintouchwithhim.”

“Noproblem!

I’llhelphim,”Fionasaid.

Fionaflewherplanehighintothesky.Shelookedoutofthewindow,butshedidn’tseethelostplane.Thensheflewherplanehigher.

“Oh!

”Fionashouted.“Thereitis!

”Fionalookedoutofthewindow.Shesawthelostplane.Sheflewloweruntilshestopppedinfrontofthelostplane.ThePilotofthelostplanesawherandfollowedher.Intheend,theylandedsafelyattheairport.

1.calls2.rang3.trouble4.arrived5.touch6.problem7.sky8.flew9.front10.followed

Everyschoolhasitsownsetofrulestokeepstudentsdisciplined（守纪律的）.Therulesaredifferentfromoneschooltoanother.Therearealsosomerulesthatlookstrangeorfunnytous.Herearesomefunnyschoolrules:

ToughJapaneserules

Mostschoolsdemandthatstudentswearuniforms.ButmanyJapaneseschoolsevenregulatethecolourofunderwear（内衣）!

Theyalsodemandthatgirls'whitesocksbefoldedinacertainwayandboys'headsbeshaved（剃过的）.

DifferentshoesinUS

ForsafetyatsomeUSschools,studentsmusthaveapairofindoorshoestochangeintoatschooleveryday.Thismakessurestudentswon'tfalloverontheslipperyfloorsandkeepstheschoolsclean.

NostrangehairinUK

StrangehairstylesarenotallowedinsomeBritishschools.ButtheymightallowstudentstowearcertainhairstylesduringtheWorldCupyears.Twostudentshadaspecialdesignshavedintotheirhairduring2002WorldCup.Buttheywerenotacceptedbytheirschoolafterthatbecausetheschoolsaidtheruleschangedsincethen.

1.Rulesindifferentcountriesaredifferentfromonschooltoanother.

2.Thegirls’headsmustbeshavedinmanyJapaneseschools.

3.SudentsmusthaveapairofindoorshoeseverydayatsomeUSschools.

4.InsomeBritishschoolsstrangehairstylearenotallowed,evenifduringtheWorldcupyears.

5.Thispassangetellsussomecommonrulesinschoolsaroundtheworld.

TFTFFF

Alonetravelerwaspassingthroughadesertoneday.Hewastired,thirstyandhungry.Heneededaplacetorest.

Suddenlyhesawabigtree.Hefeltgladandsaidtohimself,“Iwantsomewatertodrink,now.”Yes,hefoundacupofwater.Hesatdownthereandstarteddrinking.“Iwantsomethingtoeat.”Immediately,somedishesappeared.Thatwasthewishingtree.

Thetravellerfeltsleepy.Thenabedappeared.Heliedonit.Hewassotiredthathislegsfeltachednowandhehopedsomeonewouldmassagehisfeet.Ayoungladyappearedandstartedmassaginghisfeet.Hesoonfellasleep.

Whenhewokeuptheladywasstillbesidehim.Henowstartedthinkingdifferently.“Howcanthingshappenlikethis?

Isitsomekindofatrickplayedbyamagicaldemon”Oh,atruedemonappearedandtheladydisappeard!

Thetravelersaidtohimself,“Ishegoingtoeatmeup?

”Withinnotimethedemonstartedrushingathim,withhismouthwidelyopen.Thetravelerhadtoranaway.

Heranandranforlong.Whenhelookedbacktherewasnodemon.“Whatisallthis?

Didthingsreallyhappen?

Orwasitallonlyadream?

”thetravelerstartedwondering.“Perhaps,almightygiveswhatonehasinmind.”Hewentonhisjourney.

（）1.A.happyB.angryC.hungryD.comfortable

（）2.A.restB.workC.walkD.ride

（）3.A.eatB.washC.brushD.drink

（）4.A.sadB.gladC.comfortableD.easy

（）5.A.layB.putC.satD.moved

（）6.A.UnluckilyB.SadlyC.D.Immediately

（）7.A.chairB.tableC.treeD.bed

（）8.A.freeB.tiredC.busyD.sick

（）9.A.startedB.finishedC.endedD.continued

（）10.A.laughingB.speakingC.thinkingD.sleeping

（）11.A.criedB.disappeardC.smiledD.cried

（）12.A.mouthB.eyesC.chestD.ears

（）13.A.gaveB.flewC.ranD.swam

（）14.A.forwardB.backC.aroundD.in

（）15.A.AndB.SoC.ButD.Or

CADBCDDBCABACBD

InthesummerafterMaggieDoynefinishedhighschool,shedecidedtospendayeartravelingaroundtheworldbeforeshewenttouniversity.However,thetravelchangedherlifeandsheaslochangedtheworld.

In2006,DoynetookabackpackingtripthroughtheHimalayamountainsinthecountryofNepal.Thereshewassurprisedtoseesomanychildrenlivingonthestreets.Shewantedtodosomethingaboutit.Sosheusedhersavings（积蓄）of$5,000tobuyapieceofland（地皮）thereandbuildthekidsahome,theKopilaValleyChildren’sHome.

TheKopilaValleyChildren’sHomeopeneditsdoorin2008.Doynelooksafter26kidsatthehomeatpresent.Thechildrenatthehomelearnbasicskillssuchascookingandotherchores.Andshehashelpedmorethan700otherhomeless（无家可归的）kidsfindfamilies.

OnJune1,2009,theDoSomethingorganizationgaveDoyne$100,000forherserviceasthe2009DoSomethingAward.Doynewantedtousethemoneytobuildaschool.

AfterSchool

MaggieDoynedecdiedtospendatravelearroundtheworldbeforesheenter2.

In2006

Maggiewassurprisedtoseemanychildrenlivingonthe3.Shedecidedtospend4tobuyapieceofland.Shewantedtobuilda5forkids.

In2008

MagieDoyneopeneditsdooroftheKopiaValleyChildren’shome.Shelooksafter6kidsatpresent.Thechildrenlearnbasicskillssuchas7.Shehelped8kidsfindfamilies.

On91,2009

MaggieDoynereceived$100,000forherservice.Shewantedtobuida10withthemoney.

1.year2.unviersity3.street4.$50005.home6.267.cooking8.7009.June10.school

WhywasDoynesurprisedwhenshewasinNepal?

Becauseshefoundmanychildrenlived_____.

WhatdidDoynespendhersavingstodo?

To_____forthehomelesskids.

WhendidtheKopiaValleyChildren’sHomeopenitsdoor?

In.

HowmanykidsfoundtheirfamilieswiththehelpofDoyne?

.

Whatdidtheyounggirldecidetodowiththemoneyshewon?

.

1.inthestreet2.builtahome3.20084.700

IusetheInternetalottoplaygamesandtohelpwithhomework.IthinktheInternetisreallyfunandusefulbutit’snotalways1.That’swhyIbecameachildrenNetworker—to2otherchildrengetthemostoutoftheInternetandtohelpthemstaysafe.Networkersareboysandgirls（allunder3yearsold）likemewhobelieveinmakingthe4asafeplacetouse.

Wetalktootherchildrenabout5theythinkoftheInternetandaskthemaboutwhattheydoonlineandgive6safetipsonsurfingonthenet.Wealso7games,websitesandonlinevideos,andreport8Childnetaboutthem.

ChildnetisacharitypromotingInternet9forchildren.Thereareabout20Networkersandwemeetup10timesayearandalsochatonlineaboutusingtheInternetsafely.

Ithinkitis