江苏省苏州市17年中考英语复习《完形填空》专题训练含答案Word下载.docx

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      2017年中考英语复习专题训练《完形填空》    Doyouliketolookafterpandaseveryday?

Ifyouransweris1,youcangetajobinChina’sYa’anPandaResearchCentretolookafterpandasforayear.ThefunniestJobinChinaiswaiting2you.Besidesapayof200,000yuanayear,youcanalsouseacarfreelyforayear,andfree3andlivingplaces.  Anofficialsaid,\4wasneverthathigh.Sofar,mostpeopleknowthatpandasare5nationaltreasurebuttheydonotknowhowto6them.\  Amanagersaidhedidnotthinkthejobwas7.Youneedpatienceforthisjob.Pandasarejustlikethe8.Youneedtolookafterthemalldayandallnight,Idon’tthinkthemostpeoplefrombigcitiesofChinawantthejob.Theycan9whatevertheywantinthebigcities,butinsidethepandacentre,thefoodwillbenotmany.  Peoplecanaskforthejobatfun.sohu.com.Andtheycanalsogetthejobintheactivitiesinfour10;

Beijing,Shanghai,Chengdu,Guangzhou.  (  )1.A.yes  B.no  C.different  D.interesting(  )2.A.at  B.for  C.in  D.with(  )3.A.water  B.meals  C.clubs  D.trips(  )4.A.ticket  B.food  C.air  D.pay(  )5.A.American’s  B.Europe’s  C.China’s  D.Japan’s(  )6.A.protect  B.encourage  C.buy  D.sell(  )7.A.difficult  B.easy  C.interesting  D.boring(  )8.A.friends  B.sisters  C.babies  D.brothers(  )9.A.do  B.eat  C.see  D.go(  )10.A.weeks  B.houses  C.zoos  D.cities    WhileIwasshopping,Isawamanagedabout30walkingdowntheroad.Hedidn’thaveanything1him.Iguessedhewashomelessandthatheseemedtohavepaininhisleg.  Iwatchedhimforafewminutesbutwasunabletohelpthatday.AllthateveningI2himandwonderedabouthislifeandhisstory.  IdecidedthatifImethimagainIwould3him.  Isawhimtheverynextday!

Hestoppedand4ayoungwomaninfrontofmeforsomemoney.Shelooked5andnotveryhappytobestopped.Shegavehimafewcoins.  Icarriedonwalkingbehindand6himdropthemoneyintoacharitybox.Heaskedfor7notforhimself.Instead,heaskeditforthecharity.Iquicklywenttothecashmachinetogetsomemoney.ThenIwalkeduptohimandputthemoneyinhis8andheldhishandforasecondortwo.Ididn’tsay9.Wejustlookedateachotherandhesaid,\\10gooditfelttohavehelped.Ihopehesmiledalotthatday.IknowIdid.(  )1.A.with  B.at  C.about  D.in  (  )2.A.worriedabout  B.carriedabout  C.talkedabout  D.thoughtabout  (  )3.A.tell  B.help  C.like  D.hate(  )4.A.had  B.gave  C.asked  D.reached(  )5.A.surprised  B.excited  C.happy  D.interested(  )6.A.heard  B.looked  C.saw  D.listened(  )7.A.food  B.drink  C.water  D.money(  )8.A.arm  B.hand  C.bag  D.box  (  )9.A.anything  B.nothing  C.something  D.everything(  )10.A.what  B.when  C.how  D.where    HaveyoueverexpectedtolearnwithE-textbooks?

Nowmorethan20schoolsinthenorthwestofChinaareusingE-textbooks.Someteacherswelcomethemverymuchbecausetheymakelearning1andteachingmoreconvenient.  Somestudentshavethesame2astheseteachers.JingXuanisexcitedaboutlessonswithE-textbooks,3Chinese,EnglishandMaths.Sheenjoysthepicturesandanimations(动画)intheE-textbooks.Sheusedto4lessons,butnowshehasbeenattractedbythisnewmethodoflearning.Infact,hergradeshave5alot.Likeher,thechildrentherehavebeenstudyingwithE-textbookssincelastSeptember.  WiththehelpofE-textbooks,somegoodideascanbe6mongstudents.Theycanhelpopenupthestudents’eyestotheoutsideworld.Someparents7theirchildrentotryE-textbookstolearnalotmore,buttheyworryabouttheirchildren’s8becauseofradiation(辐射).  \can’timagine9theuseofE-textbooksischangingthewaythestudentslearn.Moreandmorestudents10withE-textbooksinthefuture.However,there’sstillalongwaytogo,\  (  )1.A.cheaper  B.happier  C.easier  D.faster  (  )2.A.thought  B.trouble  C.advice  D.experience(  )3.A.except  B.besides  C.without  D.including(  )4.A.give  B.hate  C.like  D.take  (  )5.A.rose  B.achieved  C.got  D.improved(  )6.A.shared  B.found  C.lost  D.taught(  )7.A.agree  B.realize  C.order  D.encourage(  )8.A.studies  B.health  C.eyesight  D.emotion(  )9.A.how  B.why  C.when  D.where  (  )10.A.learned  B.learn  C.willlearn  D.wouldlearn    Dearhumanbeing,  I’maprettyoldtree.Iknowmuchoftheworld.Eachdaywetreesdomanythingsforyou.Werelease(释放)oxygenandcleantheair,1wealsogiveallkindsoffruits,nuts,and2toyou.  Welikeyouhumanbeings.Butyouarenever3inus,andyouhardlyknow4aboutus.Forexample,didyouknowthatwetreesarecommunicatingwithone5allthetime?

Andatreecanwarnitsneighboursofdangerifinsectsattackit?

  Wearenowingreat6becauseofyou.Youareburningandcuttingdown7useachyear,butyou’renotplantingenough.Ithinktherewillbe8treesinthefuture.Withoutus,howyoucanhaveenoughmaterialforbuildingsorotherthings!

  WellIthinkIshouldstop.Thebestthingforyouis9yourbadbehaviour.Pleasestop10usandstartprotectingtheenvironment,becausewearethebestfightersagainstpollutionandweareyourbestfriends!

  Bestwishestoyou!

  Yourfriend,Anoldtree  (  )1.A.but  B.and  C.or  (  )2.A.food  B.vegetable  C.wood  D.flowers(  )3.A.careful  B.scared  C.interested  D.excited(  )4.A.somethingB.nothing  C.everything  D.anything(  )5.A.other  B.another  C.others  D.theother(  )6.A.danger  B.dangerous  C.safety  D.safe  (  )7.A.amillion  B.twomillions  C.millionof  D.millionsof(  )8.A.few  B.fewer  C.more  D.less(  )9.A.tostop  B.stop  C.keep  D.tokeep  (  )10.A.destroy  B.todestroy  C.destroying  D.beingdestroyed    Iwasinthemostbeautifulcityintheworld,yetIonlywantedhome.  Itwasanamazingweekformyhusbandandme—thetripofalifetime.Monthsago,whenmyhusbandtoldmethathewouldhaveameetinginLondon,Iexpressedmy1togotoEuropetogetherwithhim.Thenweaskedhismotherto2ourtwochildrenandstartedoff.  Duringtheweek’stime,3visitedLondonandParis—asmuchaswecould,BigBen,theLouvreandsoon.Allthesewerebeautifulplacesweexpectedtoseebefore.Wereallyenjoyedourselves.  OnourlastnightinParis,4weenjoyedthenightview(夜景)oftheEiffelTower,myhusbandcalledhome.Hismother5thephone.Inasecond,myhusband’sfacefellandhelookedsoworried,Icouldfeelsomething6happened.  \  Hedidn’tanswerandcontinuedtolisten.Afewminuteslater,hesaid7tomethatTony,ourseven-year-oldson,hadfallenoffhisbikeand8hisleg.Hemustbesenttohospitalatonce.  Atthatmoment,Parissuddenlylostitscharm(魅力).  \9mykids!

\  Wehurriedbacktoourhotelandthentotheairport…  Finally,wegothome.Werushedintoourchildren’sbedroom.Seeingourtwochildren,Isuddenlyrealizedthetruth;

thereisno10sight(风景)intheworldthanyourchildren’sfacesthatgreetyouathome.  (  )1.A.question  B.wish  C.step  D.place(  )2.A.lookafter  B.talkwith  C.findout  D.wakeup(  )3.A.he  B.she  C.we  D.they  (  )4.A.after  B.since  C.though  D.because(  )5.A.shouted  B.finished  C.wrote  D.answered(  )6.A.ugly  B.useful  C.right  D.bad(  )7.A.hardly  B.clearly  C.sadly  D.truly(  )8.A.danced  B.broken  C.thrown  D.opened(  )9.A.toward  B.with  C.under  D.from(  )10.A.quieter  B.richer  C.sweeter  D.wider    Iwassittingaroundtheothermorningthinkingaboutsomeofmyformer(以前的)students.WhenIdothat,mythoughtsalwaysturntoVincent.  Eighteenyearsago,onthefirstdayofthirdgrade,whenIhadmyclasswritesomethingaboutthemselves,hejustsatthere.SoItookhimoutsidetoseewhatwaswrong.“Youcan_1_aboutsomethingelse;

anythingyouwant.”Ioffered.Heturnedtomeandshouted,”Ican?

twrite!

”andthrewhispencil.  Vincentwasdifficultand_2_.Heactedout.Hethrewthings.Herefusedtowork,tobequiet,tositdown.  Sothesemanyyearslater,Iwonderedwhathewasupto.Withtimeonmyhands,IgoogledhimandlookedhimuponFacebookandbeforelongIfoundhim.Andafterafewtextsweagreedtomeet.Andhetoldmehis_3_.  Vincentknewhewassmart,buthealsoknewhecouldn?

tdowhatotherkidsdid.Hehadtomovearoundandtalk.Forhim,sittingstill,listeningandreading,didn?

t_4_.Themorehetriedtodothethingsonhisterms,themoreweforcedhimtodothethingsonourtermsandtheangrierhegot.Theangrierhegot,themoretroublehegotinto.  Inotherwords,we_5_him.  Buthewouldn?

tletmetellhimthat.Hetookfullresponsibilityforhisbehavior.Herememberedfeeling_6_foractingout.  That_7_me.KidslikeVincentarealwaysangryaboutsomething;

theyholdtheworldresponsiblefortheconsequence(后果).  ThisstoryalsohadoneofusturningVincentaround.Butnoneofusdidthatforhim.TherewerenoexcellentteacherslikeAnnieSullivanorJaimeEscalante.Thatdidn?

tmeanwedidn?

t_8_.Iremembercountlessconversations,tryingtounderstandthem,goingtohislittleLeaguegames.  ItwasVincentwhoturnedVincentaround,alongwithajunkie(吸毒者)housepainterheworkedwithafterfailingthroughhighschool.Thisguyclearlyscared(惊吓)himstraight;

talkedhimintogoingto_9_.  ButitwasVincentwhoattendedclassesandgotstraightA?

sfortwoyears.AnditwasVincentwhogotacceptedintotendifferentuniversities,includingStanfordandUW.Anditwas  Vincentwholandedagr

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