02 完形填空 中考英语真题讲九.docx

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02完形填空中考英语真题讲九

02完形填空2021年中考英语真题精练精讲九

一、完型填空

（2021·浙江衢州）

Carloswantedabulldogpuppy（小狗）verymuch.

“Thatkindofdogistoo1,”saidMama.“Trytomakesomemoney.Askourneighborsiftheyhave2youcando.”

Aftertwoweeks,Carloshadsavedtwenty-sixdollars.Butitwasnotenoughto3apuppy.Then,Papapointedoutaposteratthestore:

CityAnimalShelter（收容所）NeedsYourHelp!

“Theshelter4homelesspets,“Papasaid.“Carlos,youneedtoknow5tocareforapuppybeforeyougetone.I’msureyoucan6alotbyworkingthere.”

Attheshelter,MissJones,themanagersaid,“Weonlytakevolunteerswhoworkfor7.Allourmoneyistohelpanimals.”

“You’llknowalotaboutdogs,”Papa8Carlos.

Carlos’sshouldersdropped.Howwasheevergoingtogetenoughmoneyforapuppy?

9,heagreedtogiveitatry.

CarlosstartedworkingattheshelteronSaturday.Histaskwassweeping.One10namedPepperjumpedandranaroundhimallthetime.Shewasfullygrown,butshewasas11asapuppy.

Afterseveralweeks,Carlosbeganto12histimewiththedogs,especiallyPepper.OnedayCarlosaskedMissJoneswhyPepperwassillattheshelter.

MissJonessighed,“We’vehad13findingahomeforPepper.Mostpeopledon’twantsuchanenergetic（精力旺盛的）dog.”“I14Icouldbuyher,”Carlosreplied.

MissJonessmiled,“Youcan’tbuyher,15youcanadopt（领养）her.”Withhisparents’permission,Carlosmadeitatlast.“IthoughtIwantedabulldogpuppy,butIgotPepperinstead.”Carlossaid.

Pepperbarkedwithjoy.

1．A．dangerousB．quietC．expensiveD．small

2．A．actionsB．experimentsC．sportsD．jobs

3．A．treatB．saveC．buyD．study

4．A．takescareofB．looksforwardC．dependsonD．givesup

5．A．whyB．howC．whenD．where

6．A．imagineB．forgetC．loseD．learn

7．A．funB．freeC．moneyD．life

8．A．stoppedB．followedC．encouragedD．warned

9．A．SuddenlyB．NaturallyC．LuckilyD．Finally

10．A．mouseB．catC．dogD．rabbit

11．A．playfulB．carefulC．usefulD．helpful

12．A．haleB．treasureC．wasteD．check

13．A．troubleB．funC．ordersD．interests

14．A．rememberB．noticeC．hearD．wish

15．A．andB．butC．orD．so

（2021·浙江台州）

ThesummerIturned12,Iwishedtogrowupmorequickly.

Summercampwascoming.andIwassoworriedaboutmy16thatI’dgottenintoabigargumentwithmymom.

“ButI’ll17it!

”Icried.Iwascertainthateveryonewouldseemeasnothingmorethan“theshortgirl”.

“Youwon’tknowanything18yougetthere,”calmedmymom.AndIhadto19.

OnMonday,myteacherMaggietoldusabouttheclimbingcourse,andmyheartsankwhenIsawthewallIwasthe20onetotrytoclimbthathugewall.Itmighthavebeentenfloorshigh,andknewthatIhadno21tosucceed.ButIhadto,aftertheothercampersfinished.

Iaskedfora“shortperson’spass,”smiling22andwalkingaroundthewall.

“Youknow.Amy,whatthemindcanbelieve,theheartcanachieve.”23Maggie.“I’dreallylikeyoutodoyourbestto24thewall.”

Ipretended（假装）tohurtmyknee25Icouldavoidit.

“How’stheknee?

Doesithurtalot?

”Maggieasked.Shewassokind,whichmademefeel26becauseIdidn’tliketolie.

Maggiewasreallypatient,showingme27sheclimbedthewall.Andsomecampersweretherecheeringforme.

Ididn’twantto28anymore,andIdidn’twanttogiveupagain.Icouldseehowmucheveryonebelievedinme,andIwantedtoshowthemhowmuchIvaluedtheir29,soIkepttrying.

Andthensomething30happened—Imadeit!

“Whatthemindcanbelieve,theheartcanachieve,”Maggieremindedme.AndthistimeIknewitwastrue.

16．A．hairB．buildC．heightD．weight

17．A．acceptB．beatC．hateD．manage

18．A．ifB．afterC．whenD．until

19．A．agreeB．explainC．refuseD．complain

20．A．firstB．lastC．onlyD．right

21．A．riskB．chanceC．timeD．pressure

22．A．happilyB．proudlyC．warmlyD．weakly

23．A．encouragedB．announcedC．introducedD．repealed

24．A．buildupB．pulldownC．getoverD．knockat

25．A．soB．orC．unlessD．but

26．A．angryB．boredC．lonelyD．bad

27．A．howB．whenC．whereD．why

28．A．tryB．lieC．practiceD．compete

29．A．dreamB．decisionC．supportD．success

30．A．funnyB．creativeC．popularD．amazing

（2021·浙江宁波）Larryseemedalwayssilentanddidn’thaveanyfriend.HisteacherMr.Brown31this.Oneday,heaskedLarrytomeethimafterclass.Mr.Brownsaid,“Iseethatyoudon’ttalktoanyoneorshowany32inanything.What’swrong?

”Larryreplied,“Sir,Ihaveavery33life.IhavetofacesomeverysadincidentsandIkeep34them.Becauseofthis,Ican’tfocusmyattentiononanythinganddon’tevenfeelliketalkingto35.”

Mr.Brownlistenedcarefully,thoughtforawhileandsaid,“Wouldyoulikesomelemonade（柠檬汽水）?

”Larryfeltalittle36andnervouslyreplied,“Yes,thankyou!

”

While37lemonade,Mr.Brownaddedmoresaltonpurposeandkeptthequantityofsugarlow.Larrymadea38faceassoonashedrankasipofthatlemonade.Seeingthis,Mr.Brownasked“Youdon’tlikeit?

”

“Um…it’sjustthereisabittoomuch39init,”Larryanswered.

Mr.Brownstoppedhim,“Oh,itdoesn’tmatter.Iwillthrowitaway.”Astheteacherwasliftingtheglassto40,Larrystoppedhimandsaid,“Sir,pleasedon’tthrowitaway.41weputalittlemoresugarinthelemonade,itwillbefinetodrink.”

Hearingthis,Mr.Brownsaid42,“ThisiswhatIwanttohearfromyou.Toimprovethe43oflemonade,wedon’tneedtoremovethesaltfromit,wecanjustaddsomesugartoit.Similarly,wecannotremovesadthingsthathave44happenedtous,butwecanaddsweetnessofgoodexperiencesinourlife.Ifyoukeeponcryingaboutyour45,neitheryourpresentwillberightnorthefuturewillbebright.”

Larryrealizedhisproblemandpromisedtoliveapositivelife.

31．A．enjoyedB．noticedC．believedD．forgot

32．A．fearB．angerC．interestD．politeness

33．A．simpleB．difficultC．quietD．common

34．A．lookingforB．learningfromC．laughingatD．thinkingabout

35．A．anybodyB．somebodyC．everybodyD．nobody

36．A．surprisedB．tiredC．boredD．shamed

37．A．buyingB．cookingC．preparingD．drinking

38．A．seriousB．friendlyC．patientD．strange

39．A．sugarB．waterC．saltD．lemonade

40．A．keepitawayB．takeitawayC．drinkitupD．useitup

41．A．IfB．SinceC．AlthoughD．Unless

42．A．bravelyB．coldlyC．happilyD．angrily

43．A．tasteB．colorC．shapeD．smell

44．A．neverB．alreadyC．nearlyD．seldom

45．A．styleB．habitC．decisionD．past

（2021·浙江温州）

“WherecouldMichaelbe?

”Iwonderedaloud.

Michaelwasmyclassmate.Helikedplayingpranksonothers.

Heonceputasignthatsaid“SingtoMe!

”on46back.Itwasterrible.EverywhereIwent,peopleIdidn’tevenknowstartedsingingtome.WhenIrealizedwhatwashappening,Igotreally47.

Anothertime,heembarrassedNicoleduringsharingtime.Nicolewasshy.She48shared;shealwayssaid,“Pass.”ButwhatdidMichaeldowhenitwashisturntoshare?

Heasked,“Dideverybody49howNicole’snewbluedressmatcheshereyes?

”Nicole’sfaceturnedbrightred.PoorNicole!

ItwasValentine’sDaythatday.IwassureMichaelwasuptosomethingsomewhere,50healwayswas.NowaywasIgoingtolethimpullaprank—ruiningsomeone’sValentine’sDay.

I51himeverywhere.Lunchbreakwasalmostover.Imustfindhimandstophim.WhenIgottotheclassroom,therewasMichaelPeterson,atMichaelRogers’sdesk,digginginhis52ofvalentines!

“Hurryandhelpme,”saidMichaelassoonashe53me.

AtfirstIthoughthewasstealingvalentinesfromMichaelRogers’sbox.However,themoreIwatched,themorepuzzledIbecame.Hewasputtingvalentines54.

Seeingmyexpressions,hetoldmethathefoundMichaelRogers’sboxwas55whenhewaspassingouthisvalentines.MichaelRogerswasnewandMrs.Karchermusthaveforgottentoputhisnameonthelist,so56madehimacard.

IsuddenlyrealizedIhadalso57toprepareavalentineforMichaelRogers.

“Buteveryonemadeoneforme,”Michaelcontinued.“SoI’mgivinghimmy58,sincewe’vegotthesamename—Michael.”

Istoodthere,notquitebelieving59Iwashearing.“IsMichaelPetersontheonewhoalwayspulledpranksonus?

”Iaskedmyself.Maybehewaskindof60…inahiddensortofway.

46．A．myB．hisC．herD．its

47．A．tiredB．boredC．angryD．nervous

48．A．oftenB．neverC．alwaysD．sometimes

49．A．mindB．recordC．noticeD．decide

50．A．orB．butC．unlessD．because

51．A．stayedwithB．talkedaboutC．shoutedatD．lookedfor

52．A．boxB．pocketC．walletD．schoolbag

53．A．sawB．metC．foundD．caught

54．A．upB．inC．awayD．back

55．A．oldB．prettyC．emptyD．special

56．A．nobodyB．anybodyC．somebodyD．everybody

57．A．refusedB．forgottenC．expectedD．remembered

58．A．listB．deskC．signsD．cards

59．A．howB．whyC．whatD．where

60．A．politeB．sweetC．honestD．patient

（2021·浙江金华）Asthestudentsenteredtheclassroom,theycouldalltellsomethingwaswrong.Their61teacherwascrying.Tomwasthefirsttoaskiftherewasanythingtheycoulddo.

“Everythingisfine,Tom,”Mrs.Williamstriedto62asshespoke.“I’vejustlostsomethingimportant,andIdon’tthinkIcanfindit.”

“Whatdidyou63?

”Mikeasked.“Maybewecanhelpyoulookforit.”

Mrs.Williamslookedattheirfacesforsometime.64,sheanswered,“Well,Ileftanold65onmydesk.Thisnewspaperbelongedto（属于）my66.Ihadhopedtosharesomethinginthepaperwithyouintoday’shistoryclass.Thepaperisold,butitisalso67becauseshegaveittomebeforeshedied.Itissomethingmygrandmotherleftto68.ThenewspaperwasgonewhenIcamebackfromlunch.”

Theotherstudentslookedateachother.They69whohadtakenthepaperandhopednobodywoulddosomethinglikethat.EveryonelikedMrs.Williams.Noonewantedtomaketheteacher70.

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