包頭專版2020中考英語復習方案速測12完形填空+閱讀理解D+詞語運用試題(含參考答案)

1、中考英語復習方案：速測（十二）完形填空+閱讀理解D+詞語運用I.完形填空One day a wounded eagle dropped in the field. A farmer found it. He was so 1 that he took it home and cleaned its wounds (傷口) After that he placed it outside in the yard, and he hoped that it 2 get well soon.Strangely enough, the eagle soon got used to the 3 of al

2、l the chickens in the yard. It learned to 4 from side to side like chickens, and eat happily from a trough(食槽).For several years, the eagle 5 his new life on the farm.Then one day, one of the farmer* s friends pointed to the playing eagle and asked, 6 is that eagle acting like a chicken?The farmer t

3、old him what had 7 , and the friend felt quite 8.° What a pity! ” said the friend. "It should fly in the sky instead of living here! ” He picked up the eagle, and 9 it into the air. The eagle was 10 > and cried loudly. Then it just fell down on the ground.That night, the friend could ha

4、rdly sleep as he remembered the chicken-like eagle. The next morning, he went back to the farm for another 11 , This time he carried the eagle to the _12 of a nearby mountain.When he stood at the highest place of the mountain, he looked into its eyes and shouted, "Don't you understand? You

5、weren, t made to live like a chicken!vAs he 13 the eagle up, he made sure it was facing into the bright 14 of the rising sun.Then he 15 tossed(扔)the bird into the sky. This time the eagle opened its wings, and disappeared into the clouds.()1. A.braveB.kindC. politeD. proud()2. A.wouldB.shouldC. must

6、D. need()3. A.foodB.soundsC. waterD. habits()4. A.walkB. sleepC. talkD. drink()5. A.dislikedB. enjoyedC. forgotD. lost()6. A.WhenB. WhyC. HowD. What()7. A.madeB.appearedC. happenedD. found()8. A.funnyB. surprisedC. worriedD. pleased()9. A.pulledB. movedC. tookD.threw()10. A.satisfiedB frightenedC.ex

7、citedD.angry()11. A.drinkB. meetingC. restD. try()12. A.topB. footC. centerD. side()13. A.tiedB. putC. filledD. held()14. A.energyB.lightC. spaceD. shape()15. A.powerfullyB.softlyC.hardlyD. easilyn .閱讀理解A few years ago, I took my first trip to Thailand to visit my boyfriend's family. As soon as

8、we got out of the airport, I started to complain about the hot weather. Quite suddenly, my boyfriend stopped me. "It is not acceptable to show your emotion like that, “ he whispered. "You should try to smile. ” I thought he was joking at first, but I soon realized he wasn，t. In Thailand, p

9、eople go out of their way to put on a happy face for reasons I didn't yet know.Ever since the trip, I have been trying to learn about how people express emotions in different cultures. What I have learned is that negativity(消極性)is likely to be taboo(禁忌)in Thailand. The happiness of the group is

10、more important than one person* s feelings. For that reason, my public complaints were very impolite.It's not just complaining which is taboo. In Thailand, people who publicly express anger are seen as impolite, too. In Europe or the USA, it is quite common for friends and partners to get angry

11、with each other and then make up the next day. In Thailand, losing your cool is surely of no use.This is not to say that you can't express negative emotions in Thailand. There are different ways that you can smile： there's the "I don't trust you” smile, the “that's a silly sugge

12、stion smile, the smile of real warmth, and many other besides. I clearly remember the "please don't ever do that again" smile from my boyfriend's mother when I rested my feet on a chair. In Thailand, showing the bottom of your feet is very rude.Emotions give further clues(線索，提示)to

13、the differences. In the USA and Europe, people are likely to use the mouth to show an emotion, for example, ：) means happy and ： ( means sad, while in Asia, Inland P-arry these meanings, showing that the emotion expressed by the eyes is much more important.culture you come from? Let me know your tho

14、ughts and experiences.1. Which of the following is considered to be taboo in Thailand?( A. Expressing angry feelings at home.Personally speaking, I think of myself as quite an emotional person. I always get upset, angry or laugh loudly which might seem rude in Thailand. However, what seems overly em

15、otional to one person can seem reserved(保守的)to another. So what* s the truth? Is there a right way to behave, whichever)B. Making up with friends.C. Playing jokes on others.D. Complaining in public.2. When the writer rested her feet on a chair, why did her boyfriend, s mother smile at her? ()A. Beca

16、use the mother was very happy.B. Because the mother liked the writer very much.C. Because the meaning of the smile was “please don't do that again".D.Because showing the bottom of the feet is polite.3. What do people use to show an emotion in Europe? ()A. The face.B. Feet.C. The mouth.D. Ey

17、es.4. What could be the best title?()A. Use Smiles to Show Your EmotionsB.Express Emotions across the WorldC. Different Kinds of Taboo in ThailandD. Different Cultures in Europe and Asiam.詞語運用第一節(jié) 用括號中所給單詞的適當形式完成句子(每空僅限1個單詞)。1. It is rather important for young guys to live a difficult but life, (wort

18、h)2. It has been arranged that you should teach this term, (chemical)3. On my way to the cinema, I met a number of students. (Canada)4. We should believe in whatever difficulties we meet, (our)5. The fifteen-year-old boy, Jack, is enough to carry the heavy box. (strong)6. The president said politely

19、, “I am really sorry for my you. ” (disturb)7. Please find out some between the two pictures, (different)8. Air pollution is one of the problems in the modern world, (big)9. He plays an part in the school sports meeting, (act)10.It's nice of you to provide us with the information, (value)第二節(jié) 閱讀短

20、文,根據(jù)首字母、音標及語境的提示在每個空格內(nèi)填入適當?shù)膯卧~(1個單詞)；或根據(jù)漢語意 思的提示,在空白處填入適當?shù)亩陶Z，使短文語意連貫,意思完整。I was traveling in a city of Central America with a friend, and we were 1.(尋找)a post office. We were standing on a street 2. and did not know what the Spanish word for “post office" was. One kind man could see we were in 3

21、. df kalti. and he 4.(走近，上 來)us. We tried to explain where we wanted to go, and he said, “Oh, yes, yes. " He led us down all these little streets. It 5. like we walked for miles. Finally, he pointed to a building 6. any name on it. But when we went in, we found it was not a post office.When we

22、7.（走出去）and were again standing around looking lost. A woman soon came up and asked 8.we needed help. Again we tried to explain where we were going. The woman said she knew where the post office was. Then we 9. f her to another building which also had no name and we found it was not a post office, ei

23、ther. At this point we decided not to listen to 10. else.But then another person came up and said, “I can help you. " We said, “No, thank you. 11. he didn't listen to us. He actually 12. me by the hand and pulled me through the streets. Circling around, we 13.（返回至lj） the first corner we had been standing on when