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XX年全国各地中考英语试题完形填空试题汇编2含答案解析

XX年全国各地中考英语试题完形填空试题汇编2（含答案解析）

　　XX年全国各地中考英语试题完形填空试题汇编2

　　1．Sincemymothermovedtolivewithusinthecity，shehasbeenmuchheavierthanbefore．Astimewentby，herhealthgot　　．SoIhadtotakehertoseea　　．Mymotherwastoldtoloseweightbydoingexerciseeveryday．Shehadnochoicebuttofollow　　thedoctorsaid．ItoldherthatIwouldexercisewithhereverymorning．

　　Onthefirstmorning，shegotupveryearly　　ranwithmeinourneighborhood．Itriedtorunslowlysothatshecouldfollowme．After　　forsomeminutes，Itoldhertheproperwaysofexerciseandtheimportanceofeatinghealthyfood．Shelistenedtomecarefully．Itmademe　　thatshetoldmeeverythingverypatientlywhenIwasakid．Onthesecondmorning，Ipraisedherforkeepingrunningwithme．

　　Butaftertwoweeks，shewantedto　　runningbecauseshethoughtthetwo﹣weekexercisedidn'tworkatall．Toencourageher，Itaughtherhowtousethefacilitiesforexerciseinour　　．Shebegantoexerciseagain．

　　Withmyhelp，it　　heronemonthtodevelopagoodhabitofdailyexercise．\，mydeardaughter．Exercisebringshealthandhappinesstome．Iwill　　worryaboutmyhealth．\deeply．Ifelthappytomakeabigdifferencetomymother'slife．\A．worseA．teacherA．thatA．soA．swimmingA．actA．putup

　　B．thinnerB．waiterB．whatB．butB．eatingB．expectB．giveup

　　C．betterC．nurseC．whichC．andC．playingC．forgetC．setup

　　D．strongerD．doctorD．whereD．orD．runningD．rememberD．eatup

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　　A．schoolA．tookA．always

　　B．neighborhoodB．spentB．ever

　　C．hospitalC．costC．never

　　D．cinemaD．paidD．sometimes

　　2．WhenIwasfifteenyearsold，Ibecameveryinterestedinshopping．Afterawhilebeingjusta

　　buyer，Iwantedto　　something．IhadmanythingsthatInolongerneededathome．IknewwiththehelpofmyfatherIcouldmakemoney．SoformonthsandmonthsI　　myselfbysellingthingsonmydad'sbankaccount．

　　OnJuly18th，20XX，Imademyownaccountandbegantostartmyown　　．ThingsweregoinggreatandthenIrealizedthatsellingthingsaroundthehousewasn't　　forme，soIdecidedtoexpandmybusinessbyrunningare﹣saleshop．Iwentaroundtotheyardsalesandboughtthingsatlowpricesandsoldthemat　　pricestomakemoney．

　　LastOctober．Iwenttoayardsalethatwasalittlebitdifferent．Aladyhadmanynicethings

　　tosell．Iwentuptoherandhada　　withher．Throughthexxmunication，Iknewshewasjoblessatthatmomentandneededmoneytofeedherfamily．IthoughtIcoulddoitbetterandmorequicklyforher．SoImadeadecisiontohelpherout．Shelookedatmeforawhileandthensaid　　．AfterthatItookawaysomeofherthingsandoverthenextmonthImade￥1，500forher!

WhenIgaveherthemoney，shebrokedownintotears　　．

　　Ihaveneverfeltso　　tohelpsomeoneinmylife．Iknowmyskillscouldbeusedtohelpthoseinneedandthatevenonesmallactofkindnesscould　　．

　　A．buyA．annoyedA．business

　　B．sellB．enjoyedB．holiday第2页C．produceC．punishedC．education

　　A．familiarA．higherA．xxpetitionA．noA．peacefullyA．worriedA．makeadifferenceB．helpfulB．lowerB．fightB．yesB．regretfullyB．stressedB．makeamessC．enoughC．halfC．conversationC．sorryC．thankfullyC．pleasedC．makeamistake3．OneafternoonafewmonthsafterTomandIweremarried．Maxwalkedintothediningroom，whereIwaslookingthroughmyoldphotos．　　ThesemonthsIwaslearningtoletMaxxxe　　onhisown．IfImovedtooquickly，heranaway．IfIwas　　，weoftenendedupplaying，laughing，andrecently，evensittingtogetheronthesofawithabook．　　\？

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　　\．Isupposesheisyour　　Sylvia．\　　\．Whoisthattome？

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　　\．Hediedafewmonthsago．\　　\．Toobadhehadtodie．\

　　Deathisalwaysapainful　　，especiallyforaseven﹣year﹣oldchildwho'dlosthismotheronlytwoyearsbefore．Isecretlyputawaythepicturesof　　relatives．

　　Hebegantofingerthroughthephotos．\？

　　UnderhisfingerIcouldseemyownface．Ishouldhaveknowntheanswertohis　　question．ButIsaid，\　　mom．I'msorrythatyourfirstmomdied．\

　　\？

\．　　Mom，Iwantedtocry．Iheldback．

　　\．　　feelsOKforyou．\　　Iwaited，expectingapronouncementofmynew　　．　　\，\，walkingoutoftheroom．

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　　Foracoupleofdaysafterward，Max　　anewtitleforme．\wegobowling？

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\，andthen　　thequestionsbymouthingthewordMom．Momwasalways　　．　　Oneweekend，hesuddenlysaid，\．\　　\．\

　　\　　IsayBetsy，ImeanMom．Momsdie，youknow．Ithinkit'smaybe　　ifyou'rejustBetsy．\　　Tearswerefillingmyeyes．　　\，Betsy？

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　　\，\，takingpleasureinthenew　　ofmyoldname．

　　A．downA．kind

　　B．nearB．patient

　　C．closeC．helpful

　　D．backD．confident

　　A．grandmotherB．motherC．auntD．cousin

　　A．subjectA．deadA．simple

　　B．speechB．boringB．proper

　　C．messageC．unknownC．stupid

　　D．signD．strictD．funny

　　A．naturalB．pastC．onlyD．second

　　A．WhoeverB．WhateverC．ThatD．Anybody

　　A．positionA．workedout

　　B．nameB．turnedout

　　C．titleC．carriedout

　　D．callD．triedout

　　A．answer

　　B．follow

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　　C．confirmD．raise

　　A．aliveA．Until

　　B．wiseB．Before

　　C．silentC．When

　　D．lostD．Unless

　　A．politerB．saferC．sadderD．riskier

　　A．pronunciationB．announcementC．voiceD．sound

　　4．Alexwasagiraffewholivedinazoowithhismum，dadandothergiraffefriends．AsAlexgrew，he　　hisneckwasmuchshorterthantheothers'．Hebegantoget　　．Buthismothertoldhimthathewasspecial．Shesaiditdidnotmatterhowshortorlonghisneckwas．

　　Alextriednottothinkabouthisshort　　．Butashisfriendsgrewtallerandtaller，hisneck　　short．Sometimestheothergiraffes　　him，buthisparentstoldhimnottoworry．Theysaidthatheshouldbehappywithhimselfthewayhewas．Hetried，buthecouldnotevenplayinsomegirafresports．Hewasjusttoo　　．

　　Oneday，oneofthezooworkerscameandtookAlexaway．Alexwasfrightened．Wouldhehavetoleavethezoojust　　hedidn'thavealongneck？

ThezooworkercalmedAlexdownandgavehimsomefood．Hefeltbetter．ThenheledAlexintoanotherareaofthezoo．Therewasasmall　　betweenthetwoareas．Alexwastheonlygiraffethatcouldfitthroughit．　　SoonAlex'sparentscametoseehim．\，\mothersaid．\zoohasmadeaplacejustfor　　becausesomanypeoplewanttoseehowspecialyouare!

\．Visitorspointedtohimandscreamed　　．Theylookedhappytoseesomethingsospecialatthezoo．A．wonderedA．powerfulA．leg

　　B．foundB．interestedB．tail

　　C．hopedC．energeticC．neck

　　D．agreedD．worriedD．nose

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　　A．stayedA．lookedafter

　　B．becameB．fellbehind

　　C．turnedC．laughedat

　　D．feltD．heardof

　　A．tallA．afterA．cageA．himA．excitedly

　　B．shortB．unlessB．holeB．youB．angrily

　　C．fatC．becauseC．windowC．usC．sadly

　　D．thinD．beforeD．doorD．meD．heavily

　　5．Oneday，ahunterwenthuntingwithhisdog．Hesawarabbitrunningoutofabushnotfarinfrontand　　raisedhisguntoshoot．Therabbitwashurt．Itranaway　　．Thehunterwavedtothedogto　　it．Thewell﹣traineddogrushedlikeanarrow，runningveryfastandfullof　　．

　　Therabbitransodesperatelythatit　　nottohavebeenhurtatall．However，thedogwassurprisinglyleftbehind．Gradually，thedogwaslosingsightoftherabbit．Atlastwhenthedog　　empty﹣handed，thehunterwasangryandblamedit，\　　!

Unabletocatchaninjuredrabbit!

Nosupperforyou．\，thedogtriedtoexplainfor　　，\，Ihaddonemybest．\

　　Whentherabbitgothome，alltheotherrabbitsweresurprisedatits　　．Theyweredyingtoask，\　　torunawaywhenthedogalmostcaughtyou？

it'sunbelievable\fornotcatchingmeatmost，　　allitdidwastodoitsbest．Thesituationisxxpletelydifferent　　me．Iwouldsurelylosemylife　　IwascaughtIhadtogoallout!

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　　Wecanlearnalessonforourdailylifefromthestory．Haveweeverexaminedourselvesandasked　　wedidourbestorwentalloutwhenwelookedfora　　forourfailure？

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　　A．slowlyA．inorderA．barkatA．knowledge

　　B．quicklyB．inneedB．lookatB．kindness

　　C．easilyC．infearC．lookafterC．humor

　　D．strangelyD．insurpriseD．runafterD．confidence

　　A．seemedA．followedA．carelessA．itselfA．sadnessA．succeedA．butA．fromA．thoughA．whetherA．respect

　　B．becameB．leftB．uselessB．itB．luckB．failB．orB．forB．unlessB．thatB．hope

　　C．tastedC．returnedC．homelessC．himselfC．worryC．manageC．yetC．asC．untilC．whatC．excuse

　　D．soundedD．waitedD．harmlessD．himD．patienceD．suggestD．soD．ofD．ifD．whereD．effect

　　6．Oncetherewasaveryhelpfulandkind﹣heartedman．Hewouldhelpanyone　　expectinganythinginreturn．

　　Onedaywhilewalkingalongadustyroad，themansawawallet，sohe　　thewallet．Butthenhefounditwas　　．Suddenlyawomanandapolicemanturnedupandcaughthim．

　　Thewomankeptonaskingwhereher　　was，butthemananswered，\　　Ifoundit．\，\itbacktome，andit'smyson'stuition．\reallyfelt　　，sohehandedoverallhismoney．Hecouldseethatthewomanwasasinglemother．Thewomanleftandthepolicemanaskedthemanmore　　．

　　Onedaywhilethewomanwasgoingtoherson'sschool，shenoticedthat　　

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　　waswalkingbehindher．Shethoughtthathe　　robher，soshewalkedtoapoliceman．Hewasthesamepolicemanthatshehadtakenalongtoclaimhermoney．Thewomantoldhimaboutthemanfollowingher．Theyrantohim，andsawthathewasthesamemanthattheyhadcaught　　daysago．　　Helookedveryweakandthewomanwas　　．Thepolicemansaidtothewoman，\wasn'tthethiefthatday，buthavingheardaboutyoursituation，he　　youhismoney\

　　Thenthemantoldthewoman，\　　yourson'stuition．Isawy