中考英语专题分类卷 完形填空哲理故事篇.docx

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中考英语专题分类卷完形填空哲理故事篇

Passage1

IknowaCatherinewhoissmart,educatedandinteresting.ButIavoidherbecauseshenever1complaining（抱怨）!

Foryears,Ifoughtagainstmyfeelings,becauseIreallylikeandadmireher,butI'vefoundIjustcan'tbeherfriend.Herworldis2"buts...".Thetripwouldhavebeennice,butthedrivewastoolong.Thefoodwasgood,butthelightoftherestaurantwastoo3.Thehotelwastoohot,thebedhurtherbackandtheroomservicewastooslow.Hercomplaintswere4changingme.Monthsago,mybestfriendDaisywaslisteningtomecomplainingaboutCatherine5shejustbecamereallyangry."Eitherbreakupwithher,orleavemealone."Sheshoutedatme,"I'mtiredoflisteningtoyourcomplaining."Herhonestysurprisedme,andIbegantokeepmyselfawayfromCatherine.Later,Idid6her.

NowItrytoremainhappyandpositive（积极的）aboutlife,andfindfriendsofthesame.There'sbeenscientificresearchlately.Itshowsthatpeoplewhofind7tobethankfulfortheirlivesareactuallyhappier,andIbelievethatistrue.Endlesscomplainingseemstocontrolyourlifeifyouletitcomeintoyourbrain.Andtoomuchcomplainingwillactuallymakeyourlife8.

Somepeopletake"gratitude（感激之情）walks"everyday,wherethey9theirlivesinapositiveway.Bydevelopingagratefulattitude,youcanbeturnedawayfromwhat'stroublingyou,and10whatmakesyouhappy.Thenyouwillhaveabeautifullife.

（）1.A.keepsB.stopsC.enjoys

（）2.A.fullofB.farfromC.famousfor

（）3.A.noisyB.strongC.dirty

（）4.A.hardlyB.suddenlyC.silently

（）5.A.untilB.becauseC.unless

（）6.A.chooseB.helpC.forget

（）7.A.reasonsB.excusesC.questions

（）8.A.busierB.longerC.worse

（）9.A.giveawayB.dependonC.thinkabout

（）10.A.againstB.towardC.through

Passage2

Awealthymanlovehissonverymuch.Ashewantedhissontoleadahappylife,hedecidedtosendhimtoseeawiseoldmanforhisadviceonhappiness.Whentheoldmanlearntabouthis

（1）,hehandedtheboyanemptybowlandsaid,"Gototherivermilesawayand

（2）itwithwater.Iwilltellyouaboutit（3）nowaterisspilt（洒）whenyoureachhere."Althoughtheboywasverysurprisedatthis,hehadnochoicebutto（4）thistask.

Theboy（5）onfootfortheriverandsometimelatercamebackwithabowlofwater.Theoldmanaskedhim,"Didyounoticethebeautifulflowersalongtheroadandthebirdssinginginthetrees?

"Theboycouldsaynothingaboutthembecausehegavehis（6）attentiontothebowlinhishands.

Theoldmansmiledandsaid,"Bringme（7）bowlofwater,butthistimeenjoytheflowersandthesingingofbirdsaswell."

Whenhereturned,theboywasableto（8）everythinghehadseentotheoldman.Butwhenhelookeddownathisbowl,hefound（9）thatmostwaterwasgone.Heforgotallabouthisbowlwhileenjoyingthebeautifulthingsalongtheroad.

"Well,youngman,"theoldmansaid."Enjoythebeautyoftheworld,butneverforgetthewaterinyourbowl.Thisisthe（10）ofhappiness."

（）1.A.researchB.promiseC.purposeD.experience

（）2.A.washB.fillC.compareD.connect

（）3.A.ifB.until..C.unlessD.while

（）4.A.putoutB.pickoutC.pointoutD.carryout

（）5.A.setoffB.paidoffC.gotoffD.keptoff

（）6.A.publicB.weak.C.quickD.full

（）7.A.anyB.everyC.anotherD.theother

（）8.AchangeB.imagineC.examineD.describe

（）9.A.lazilyB.sadlyC.luckilyD.excitedly

（）10.A.resultB.CauseC.secretD.decision

Passage3

Everyonehasdreams.Lilydreamedofbeingadancer.Shetook

（1）lessonsandallherteachersthoughtshewasanexcellentstudent..

Onedayshesawanotice.Itsaidthatafamousdancinggroupwouldbeperforminginhertown.

（2）thought,"Imustshowtheleadermydancingskills."Shewaitedforthegroupleaderinthedressingroom.（3）theleaderappeared,shecameupandhandedhimtheflowerssheprepared.Thethorns（刺）hurtherringersandbloodcameout.Butshewastoo（4）tocareaboutthepain.Sheexpressedherstrongwishtobeadancerandbegged（乞求）toshowherdance.

"Allright.Youdance,"theleaderagreed.Buthalfwaythroughthedance,hestoppedher,I'msorry,inmymindyou'renotgoodenough!

"Onhearingthis,Lily（5）outasfastasherlegscouldcarryher.Itwassohardforhertoacceptthis.Shelostheartand（6）herdream.

Severalyearslater,thedancinggroupcametohertownagain.Shedecidedtofindout（7）theleaderhadtoldhershewasnotgoodenough.

Thiswashisreply,"Itellthis（8）.everystudent."

"You'veruined（毁掉）mylife!

"sheshoutedangrily.

Theleaderwenton,"Irememberyourpresentof（9）andhowthethornshadhurtyourfingersbutyoucarriedonbravely.Itwasapitythatyoudidn'ttakedancinglikethatandstoppedtryingso（10）.Soyouarestillnotgoodenoughfordancing!

"

（）l.A.singingB.readingC.dancingD.dressing

（）2.A.HeB.SheC.TheyD.We

（）3.A.WhenB.SinceC.BeforeD.Unless

（）4.A.weakB.BoredC.excitedD.tired

（）5.A.workedB.ranC.foundD.looked

（）6.A.gotonB.wentonC.pickedupD.gaveup

（）7.A.whyB.howC.whoD.what

（）8.A.onB.atC.inD.to

（）9.A.booksB.dancesC.flowersD.dresses

（）10.A.happilyB.easilyC.luckilyD.safely

Passage4

Oncethereweretwomice.Theywerefriends.Onemouselivedinthecountry,

（1）mouselivedinthecity.AftermanyyearstheCountryMousesawtheCityMouse,he

（2）,"Docomeandseemeatmyhouseinthecountry."SotheCityMousewent.TheCityMousesaid,"Thisfoodisnotgood,andyourhouseisnotgood,（3）.Whydoyouliveinaholeinthefield?

Youshould

（4）andliveinthecity.Youwouldliveinanicehouse（5）stone.Youmustcomeandseemeatmyhouseinthecity."TheCountryMousewenttothehouse（6）theCityMouse.ltwasaverygood.house.Nicefoodwasreadyforthemtoeat.Butjustastheybegantoeattheyheardagreat（7）.TheCityMousecried,"Run!

Run!

Thecatiscoming!

"Theyranaway（8）andhid.Aftersometimetheycameout.Whentheycameout,theCountryMousesaid,"I（9）livinginthecity.Ilikelivinginmyholeinthefield.For（10）isnicertobepoorandhappy,thantoberichandafraid."

（）1.A.theotherB.otherC.others

（）2.A.spokeB.saidC.told

（）3.A.tooB.EitherC.also

（）4.A.comeB.CameC.comes

（）5.A.bemadeofB.madeofC.makingof

（）6.A.atB.OnC.of

（）7.A.soundB.voice.C.noise

（）8.A.quicklyB.morequicklyC.themostquickly

（）9.A.likeB.don'tlikeC.amnotlike

（）10.A.itB.ThisC.that

Passage5

Aboyandagirlwereplayingtogether.Theboyhadalotofsmallglass

（1）.Thegirlhadsomecandieswithher.Theboytoldthegirlthathewould

（2）herallhisballsinexchangefor（交换）hercandies.Thegirlthoughtthatwasagood（3）.

Buttheboydidn'tgive（4）ofhisballstothegirl.Hekeptthebiggestandthe（5）ballinhispocketandgavetheotherstothegirl.（6）thegirlgavehimallhercandies.

Thatnight,thegirlhada（7）sleep,buttheboydidn'tsleepwell.Hekeptthinkingwhetherthegirlhad（8）somecandiesfromhim.

Youthinkinthewayyoudothings.Ifyoudon'tgiveyourhundredpercent（百分之百）inarelationship,you'll（9）keepthinkingiftheotherpersonhasgivenhisorherhundredpercent.Thisistrueforanyrelationship.

Giveyourhundredpercenttoeverythingyoudoandyou'llfindthatyoucanAlways（10）alotofhappiness.

（）1.A.ballsB.cupsC.bottles

（）2.A.lendB.buyC.give

（）3.A.answerB.ideaC.reason

（）4.A.allB.MostC.some

（）5.A.ugliestB.cheapestC.prettiest

（）6.A.ButB.SoC.Or

（）7.A.badB.good'C.light

（）8.A.borrowedB.stolenC.hidden

（）9.A.alwaysB.never'C.seldom

（）10.A.loseB.getC.want

Passage6

Andrewwasasmartboy.Hewasinterestedindifferentthings.Helikeddoingthingsinawaythathethoughttobeclever.Butsometimeshemadewrongchoices.

Oneday,hisfathergavehimsome

（1）andaskedhimtobuysomegoldfish.Whenhegottothemarket,hefoundthatthekillifishlookedlikesmallgoldfish,andtheyweremuch

（2）.Soheboughtsomekillifishandkepttherestofthemoneyforhimself.

Whenhegothome,hisfather（3）whatAndrewdidatonce.Heputthefishinthetank（鱼缸）without（4）anythingatfirst.Heknewhissondidn'tbuytherightfish.Atthesametime,hethoughthissonmighthaveanadvantageinmarketing（市场营销）.Andheshould（5）awaytohelphissongrowwell.Hehadanidea.Thenhesaidtohisson,"Andrew,doyouknow（6）youhavebought?

Aretheygoldfish?

"Andrewfeltshyandsaidina（7）voice,"Er,no,but..."Hisfathercontinued,"Well,I'mgladyouknowhowto（8）money.Ialsoknowyouaregoodatwatchingthingsaroundyou.Butit'snotrighttobedishonest.Youshoulddothingshonestly,（9）otherswon'ttrustyou."ThenhehelpedAndrewstartwithsomechores（琐事）,likebuyingdailythings,managinghisownpocketmoneyandhelpinghisuncleinhisstore.Later,Andrewworkedasasalesman.Hefelthimselfstronginmarketingandkeptworkinghardatit.Finally,hebecameasuccessful（10）.

Severalyearslater,whentalkingaboutthekeytohissuccess,Andrewsaid,"Thankstomyfather,Igottoknowmyselfwellanddevelopedinarightway."

（）1.A.paperB.moneyC.giftsD.flowers

（）2.A.cheaperB.moreexpensiveC.uglierD.morebeautiful

（）3.A.refusedB.forgotC.rememberedD.realized

（）4.A.knowingB.sayingC.givingD.tasting

（）5.A.talkaboutB.careabout'C.thinkofD.hearof

（）6.A.thatB.whereC.whatD.which

（）7.A.lowB.loudC.goodD.bad

（）8.A.lendB.loseC.saveD.raise

（）9.A.andB.butC.SoD.or

（）10.A.postmanB.businessmanC.fishermanD.sportsman

Passage7

Onethorn（刺）ofexperienceisworthmanytimesofwaning.RalphWickwassevenyearsold.Inmost