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最新中考完形填空200篇
最新中考完形填空200篇
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No.1
Peoplearenotsohonest（诚实）astheyoncewere.Thetemptation（诱惑）tosteal（偷）is1greaterthaneverbefore-especially（尤其是）inlargeshops.Adetective（侦探）recentlywatchedawell-dressedwoman2alwayswentintoalargestore3Mondaymornings.OneMonday,therewere4peopleintheshopthanusualwhenthewomancamein,soitwaseasier5thedetectivetowatchher.Thewomanfirstboughtafewsmallarticlesdetectivetowatchhere.Thewomanfirstboughtafewsmallarticles（商品）.6alittletime,shechoseoneofthemostexpensivedressesinheshopand7ittoanassistant（售货员）whowrapped（包装）itupforheras8aspossible.Thenthewomansimplytooktheparcel（包裹）andwalkedoutoftheshopwithout9.Whenshewasarrested（逮捕）,thedetective10thatshopassistantwasherdaughter.Thegirlgavehermothera“free”dressonceaweek.
1.A.much
B.more
C.very
D.too
2.A.she
B.who
C.whom
D.which
3.A.in
B.at
C.on
D.for
4.A.little
B.few
C.less
D.fewer
5.A.to
B.for
C.of
D.from
6.A.In
B.During
C.After
D.For
7.A.brought
B.handed
C.took
D.pass
8.A.quick
B.quickly
C.morequick
D.morequickly
9.A.pay
B.topay
C.paying
D.paid
10.A.lookedout
B.foundout
C.found
D.searched
No.2
PeterandJameswerebrothers.Oneafternoon1thelessonswereover.Theystayedinschooltohelptheirteacher.They2foranhour.Thentheteachersaid,“Thankyou,boys.Wewillfinishtheworktomorrow.Nowyoumustgohome.”
Whentheboys3home,itwasseveno’clock.Therewasalightinsidetheirhouseandthedoorwas4.Theycanseeamaninside,too.
“Whocanitbe?
”thoughtPeter.“FatherandMotherhavegoneshopping.Theywon’tbehome5eighto’clock.”
Whentheman6sawPeter,hesmiledandsaid,“Comein!
Youdon’tknowme,butI’myour7friend.Hehasaskedmetofetch（来取）somemoneyforhim.”ThemandidnotseeJames.
PeterwentinsideandbegantalkingtothemanbutJamesdidnot.Hequicklybutquietlyranofftocallthepolice.Hesoonfoundapolicemanand8himbacktotheirhome.Themanwasstillthere,butwhenhesawthepoliceman,hetriedtorunoff.Thepoliceman9himandheldhisarm.
JustthenMr.andMrs.Baker,theboy’sparents10.
“Isthismanyourfriend?
”thepolicemanaskedMr.Baker.
“No!
”saidBaker.“Idon’tknowhim.Hemustbeathief（小偷）.Iamgladyouhavecaughthim.”
1.A.if
B.when
C.before
D.until
2.A.studied
B.worked
C.stayed
D.watched
3.A.arrivedat
B.wentto
C.gotto
D.reached
4.A.open
B.opened
C.opening
D.close
5.A.at
B.since
C.until
D.after
6.A.away
B.out
C.outside
D.inside
7.A.father
B.fathers
C.father’s
D.brother’s
8.A.brought
B.bring
C.take
D.caught
9.A.stoped
B.stopped
C.catch
D.saw
10.A.returned
B.come
C.arrive
D.reached
No.3
Dickwasbornina1family.Hisfatherhadasmallboatandwentfishinginthemorningandsoldthefishinthemarketintheafternoon.Thenhebroughtsome2forhisfamily.Whenwintercame,theywereoftenhungry.Onemorningthehungryman3theriverandwasn’tfoundagain.Dick’smotherleftherthree-year-oldsonwithoutsayinggood-bye.Hisaunt4lookafterhim.
Twentyyearspassed.Dick5atall,strongman.Hefoundworkonafarm.Heworkedhardandwantedtogetmoremoney.Heoftenwenttoseehisaunt6somenicepresents.Thewomanwasveryhappy,butonedayshe7inatrafficaccident.Theyoungmanwasverysad.Afterheburied（埋葬）her,hedecidedtobuyabeautifultombstone（墓碑）forher.Hewenttotownandcameintoashop,butallthetombstonesweretoo8.Heasked,“Doyousellanoldtombstone,please?
”
“Yes,wedo,sir,”answeredtheshopkeeper.
“Isitasexpensiveasthenewone?
”
“No,it’smuchcheaper,”saidtheman.“But9namewasonit.”
“Itdoesn’tmatter,”saidDick.“Myauntcouldn’t10.”
1.A.big
B.small
C.poor
D.rich
2.A.presents
B.food
C.clothes
D.meat
3.A.fellinto
B.felloff
C.droppedin
D.wentdown
4.A.dared
B.neededto
C.had
D.hadto
5.A.had
B.grew
C.became
D.got
6.A.for
B.by
C.from
D.with
7.A.died
B.wasdead
C.wasdying
D.washurt
8.A.nice
B.new
C.expensive
D.cheap
9.A.others’
B.another
C.anyother
D.theother
10.A.hear
B.watch
C.read
D.write
No.4
Everybodyusesone.Thereisoneonmydesknow.Itis1.Isthereoneonyourdesk,too?
2amItalkingabout?
Canyou3whatitis?
Itisapencil.
4pencilsareabout18centimetreslong.Onepencilscan5alinethirty-fivemileslong,orwrite45,0006!
onepencilmaybesharpened（削尖）7timesormorebeforeitistooshortto8,yetwecanbuyoneforthepriceofanorange!
Ithinkthatpencilsarevery9.
Pencilsaremadeinmangydifferent10butmostpeoplelikeyellowones.Therearemoreyellowpencilsthananyothercolour.Nooneknowswhypeoplelikeyellowpencils11theydo.Someoneoncemadealotofpencils.Halfwereyellowandhalfweregreen.Amanboughtthemand12themforalongtime.Thenhewenttothemakerofthemandsaid,“Theybreakeasily.They’rehardtosharpen.Theydon’twritewell.Idon’t14anymoregreenpencils.Iwantyellowonesinfuture,please.”
Butthepencilswere15.Theonlydifferentwasthecolour!
1.A.useful
B.yellow
C.abook
D.aruler
2.A.What
B.Who
C.Whichone
D.Whichdesk
3.A.find
B.remember
C.know
D.guess
4.A.Most
B.Onlyafew
C.Good
D.Few
5.A.form
B.cut
C.write
D.draw
6.A.stories
B.words
C.sentences
D.books
7.A.several
B.fifteen
C.many
D.fifty
8.A.write
B.sharpen
C.draw
D.use
9.A.common
B.useful
C.cheap
D.expensive
10.A.countries
B.colours
C.sizes
D.expensive
11.A.and
B.or
C.but
D.that
12.A.playedwith
B.tried
C.kept
D.sold
13.A.quite
B.notonly
C.also
D.notany
14.A.need
B.want
C.have
D.make
15.A.thesame
B.different
C.yellow
D.poor
No.5
Peopleareoftenkilledwhenthey1theroad.Mostofthesepeopleareoldpeopleandchildren.Oldpeopleareoftenkilledbecausetheycannotsee2hearverywell.Childrenareoftenkilledbecausetheyarenot3.Theyforgettolookandlisten4theycrosstheroad.
Acar,truckorbuscannotstopvery5.Ifthecarisgoingveryfat,itwilltravel6metresbeforeitstops.Peopledon’talwaysunderstandthis.Theythinkacarcanstop7afewmetres.Thefasteracar8,thelongerittakesto9.Itisvery10forapersontoknowhowfastacaristraveling.
The11safewaytocrosstheroadistolookbothways,rightandleft.Then12theroadisclear,itissafetocross.Therightwaytocrosstheroad13towalkquickly.Itisnot14torunacrosstheroad.Ifpeoplerunacrosstheroad,theymayfall15.
1.A.over
B.across
C.cross
D.through
2.A.and
B.but
C.both
D.or
3.A.care
B.careful
C.strong
D.healthy
4.A.before
B.after
C.since
D.for
5.A.shortly
B.early
C.quickly
D.slowly
6.A.much
B.more
C.many
D.alot
7.A.during
B.among
C.between
D.in
8.A.traveling
B.istraveling
C.travel
D.istotravel
9.A.fly
B.go
C.stop
D.move
10.A.easy
B.difficult
C.busy
D.trouble
11.A.few
B.only
C.often
D.always
12.A.if
B.before
C.which
D.what
13.A.is
B.has
C.are
D.have
14.A.hard
B.danger
C.safe
D.dangerous
15.A.down
B.to
C.up
D.under
No.6
Katewasborninasmallvillage.Whenshefinishedmiddleschoolinatown,shewouldn’t1tothepoorplaceandfoundworkinashophere.Shewantedtomarry（嫁）a2man.Asshewasn’tfriendlytoothers,3wouldmarryher.Fiveyearspassedandshebecameatwenty-seven-year-oldgirl.ShehadtomarryMr.Kingwho4mathsinaschool.
Mr.Kinglikeshisworkandiskindtohis5andtheyalllikehim.Buthiswife6him.Shethinkshimpoorandisbadtohim.Onedaythewomanwantedto7abeautifulcoatforherself,butherhusbandhadn’tenough8.Shescolded（骂）foralongtimeanddidn’tlethim9.Hehadtostayinhisfriend’shouse.10dayslaterhewenthomewithhisfriend.Assoonasshesawhim,shedecidedto11.Shebegantoputherclothesintoatrunk（箱子）.Mr.Kingandhisfriendcouldn’t12her.Beforeshewentout,shesaidtoherhusband,“Onlyamanlikesadoglikeyou!
”
Atthatmomenthisfriendwasreadinga13carefully.Suddenlyhejumpedupandshouted,“Good14foryou,myfriend!
You’vewonthefirstprizeinthelottery（头彩）!
”
“Really?
”thewomanstopped15.
“He’llgetfivehundredthousanddollars!
”Mr.King’sfriendsaidtothewoman.“Whynotleavehimnow?
Haven’tyousaidonlyadoglikehim?
”
“Bowwow-wow（汪，汪）,”thewomansaidwithasmile.“Itwasonlyajoke!
”
1.A.turn
B.return
C.reach
D.get
2.A.young
B.poor
C.strange
D.rich
3.A.nobody
B.everybody
C.somebody
D.anybody
4.A.learned
B.studied
C.taught
D.dropped
5.A.students
B.headmaster
C.headteacher
D.doorkeeper
6.A.loves
B.looksafter
C.looksover
D.hates
7.A.lend
B.buy
C.borrow
D.sell
8.A.time
B.places
C.money
D.ideas
9.A.gotowork
B.gotobed
C.gohome
D.fallsleep
10.A.Little
B.Alittle
C.Few
D.Afew
11.A.leave
B.sleep
C.cry
D.sit
12.A.help
B.stop
C.mind
D.trouble
13.A.books
B.dictionary
C.message
D.newspaper
14.A.news
B.letter
Chope
D.film
15.A.ask
B.toask
C.asking
D.asked
No.7
Paperwasinvented1theChinesein2centuryAD.The3ofpaper-makingtooksevenhundredyearsto4theMuslim（穆斯
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