2013屆中考英語專項(xiàng)突破復(fù)習(xí)《完型》專練

1、2013屆中考英語專項(xiàng)突破復(fù)習(xí)完型專練2012懷柔五、完形填空（共12分，每小題1分）It was almost 9:00 p.m. when Mia Jonson left her office to go home. It was 35 . She started her car and she 36 down the dark road that led to her house in the country. She turned on the radio and sang songs while she was driving. The heater wasn't worki

2、ng，and singing helped to keep her 37.The snow was heavy. Then Mia went across a small 38 . The bridge was covered with ice and the car went out of control. Mia hit her head on the steering wheel and lost consciousness(知覺)。When she 39 ，she found her head was bleeding(流血)，and she was shaking from the

3、cold. She didn' t know 40 she was. Mia opened the car door and looked around. She was under the bridge，and her car was sitting on the 41 river! She felt very 42 . She knew the ice wouldn't 43 her car for very long. She 44 to walk up the hill several times，but she kept falling in the snow. Mi

4、a tried one more time. She fell again，but this time she couldn't get up. She knew that 45 could see her car under the bridge. She was lying in the snow，and she couldn't 46. Mia closed her eyes and waited to die.Then she heard a voice. Mia opened her eyes. There was an old man standing over h

5、er. She stood up and walked up with the help of the old man. “That' s my truck，”said the old man. “Get in and I' ll take you home.”35. A. raining B. cool C. snowing D. late 36. A. ran B. drove C. walked D. rode ?37. A. happy B. not alone C. warm D. not lonely 38. A. bridge B. village C. town

6、 D. farm 39. A. got up B. came back C. looked up D. woke up 40. A. how B. what C. why D. where 41. A. deep B. frozen C. wide D. cold 42. A. angry B. sad C. surprised D. afraid ?43. A. keep B. pull C. take D. hold 44. A. tried B. wanted C. would like D. seemed 45. A. someone B. anyone C. everyone D.

7、no one 46. A. feel B. hear C. move D. go2012西城五、完形填空（共12分，每小題1分）。One day in my third grade, I brought home a very plain invitation.“Im not going,” I said. “Shes a 35 girl named Ruth, and Berniece and Pat arent going. She asked the whole class, all 36 of us.” As Momma studied the invitation, she look

8、ed 36 sad. Then she said, “Well, you are going! Ill pick up a present tomorrow.”I couldnt believe it. Momma had never made me go to a party! I was sure Id 37 die if I had to go. But nothing could ever make Momma change her mind.When Saturday arrived, Momma 38 me out of bed, made me wrap the pretty p

9、ink mirror she bought and drove me over to Ruths home.Following Ruth up the steepest (最陡峭的), scariest stairs Id ever seen, I finally got through the door. On the table sat the biggest cake I had ever seen. Thirty-six cups filled with homemade candy were near the cake each one with a name on it.“This

10、 wont be too bad once 39 gets here,” I decided.“Wheres your mom?” I asked Ruth. Looking down at the floor, she said, “Well, shes sick.”“Oh. Wheres your dad?”“Hes gone.”Then there was a 40 , except for a few bad coughs from behind a closed door. About 15 minutes passed.then 10 more. Suddenly, we 41 t

11、hat no one else was coming. How could I get out of here? As I slowly fell into self-pity, I saw Ruths tearful face. All at once my eight-year-old heart was filled with pity for Ruth and 42 at my 35 selfish (自私的) classmates. I spoke at the top of my voice, “Who needs them?” Ruths surprised look chang

12、ed to 43 agreement. We started with the cake. I sang “Happy Birthday” 44 Ruth made a wish and blew out the candles, and then we played all the games. In a flash it was noon and Momma arrived to pick me up. 45 Ruth repeatedly, I happily got into the car.“I was the only one there out of the whole clas

13、s. And I couldnt wait to tell every one of them what a great party they 46 !”That was the day I learned that one person could really make a difference. I had made a big difference on Ruths ninth birthday, and Momma had made a big difference in my life. 35. A. popularB. luckyC. newD. happy36. A. hope

14、fullyB. strangelyC. absolutely D. immediately37. A. justB. still C. ever D. never38. A. helpedB. knockedC. kickedD. rushed 39. A. anyoneB. no one C. everyoneD. someone 40. A. silenceB. voiceC. shameD. sadness41. A. expectedB. realizedC. hopedD. explained42. A. responsibilityB. understandingC. intere

15、stD. anger43. A. excitedB. suddenC. directD. quiet 44. A. sinceB. becauseC. whileD. though45. A. Holding B. Replying C. Praising D. Thanking46. A. hatedB. missedC. lostD. knew2012平谷五、完形填空（共12分，每小題1分） On 26th December, 2004, a young girl called Tilly Smith was on holiday with 35 family in Phuket, Tha

16、iland. No one knew what was going to happen-a tsunami（海嘯） that would 36 about 200,000 people. Tilly had studied tsunamis in her geography class and had seen a video of a tsunami. “My mum didnt 37 what was happening,” said Tilly. But Tilly did. “I saw this bubbling(泡) on the water, at the edge; the w

17、ater and the foam（氣泡） looked as if they were 38 , and were making a strange noise. The water was coming in, but it wasnt going 39 again. It was coming in, and in,and in, towards the hotel” She turned to her mother and sister and told them that it was a tsunami. At first they did not 40 her. She was

18、only 10 years old. Maybe she was just 41 to see a tsunami because she had studied it? Tillys father went back to the hotel with her sister. They told the people who worked in the hotel what Tilly had said. Tilly ran out to the beach, to warn the people there. The hotel worker believed Tilly. They be

19、gan to get people off the 42 . Only a few minutes later a huge wave 43 over the beach. This beach was one of the few beaches in Phuket where no one was killed or seriously 44 . This was all because of 10-year-old Tilly Smith. She 45 all her family and others.The picture shows Tilly a year after the

20、tsunami at church service to remember the people who 46 . 35. A. her B. his C. my D. your 36. A. wash B. take C.kill D.surprise 37. A.see B. study C.realize D.understand38. A. steaming B. boiling C. producing D. cooking 39. A. away B.fast C. slow D. out 40. A. notice B. believe C. ask D.answer41. A.

21、 planning B.going C.getting D. hoping42. A. hotel B. school C. beach D. road43. A.swept B.flew C.ran D. went44. A. worried B. disturbed C. carried D. hurt 45. A.left B. saved C. thanked D. moved 46. A.died B.lived C. stayed D. cheered2012朝陽五、完形填空（共12分，每小題1分）From the time I was a child growing up in

22、New Jersey, I loved spending weekends with my grandparents. I felt 35 in Grannys small kitchen. We always had peaceful conversations, and Granny always seemed to include some wisdom with every dish she prepared.I remember one Saturday morning. I was about 11 years old. After breakfast I asked Granny

23、, “What kind of soup are you making today?” “Vegetable beef,” she answered. “And you can help by cutting some carrots.” 36 I slowly cut the carrots, I said, “Ive got to give a report next week and Im scared (害怕的). I dont like standing in front of everybody. What if I forget what Im going to say? Or

24、what if somebody laughs?” “And what if you do just fine?” Granny asked. “Have you 37 notes?” “Well, no. That would be a lot of work.” “Hard work never 38 anyone,” Granny said. “You could try practicing in front of a 39 . Its easy to find how well you are practising.” I pushed the pieces of carrots t

25、o the side of the cutting board and went on to complain (抱怨) about schoolwork, friends and family. Granny took it all in, listening 40 while I talked about so many pieces of grief (傷心事) in my life. “Nancy, ” she said, “theres nothing wrong with a little trouble in your life. Well, you know, a lot of

26、 people dont make homemade soup these days. They say its too much trouble. But I dont 41 such a little trouble. It adds flavor (滋味) to my soup and to my life. My soup would be pretty bland (平淡) 42 the vegetables, and so would my life if it didnt have the little ups and downs.” She smiled and then st

27、arted washing the dishes. While I helped Granny clean up, I thought about what she had said. I still had a few days to 43 my report.That Saturday, Granny gave me food for 44 as well as a bowl of her homemade soup. As I 45 the meal with my grandparents, somehow (不知何故) my problems didnt seem so big an

28、y more. Maybe I could turn a little trouble into something as 46 as Grannys homemade soup. I would have to work on them. Granny had said hard work paid off.35. A. comfortable B. lucky C. excited D. relaxed36. A. After B. As C. Before D. Since 37. A. taken B. found C. prepared D. reviewed38. A. misse

29、s B. hurts C. troublesD. stops39. A. mirror B. wall C. person D. group40. A. kindly B. quietly C. carefully D. patiently41. A. mind B. refuse C. hateD. avoid42. A. out of B. away from C. beyond D. without43. A. practice B. present C. finish D. study44. A. attitude B. ability C. thought D. energy45.

30、A. offeredB. enjoyed C. cooked D. shared46. A. great B. delicious C. specialD. healthy2012通州五、完形填空（共10分，每小題1分） Students in high schools can be cruel and we certainly were to a young man named Matt who was in my class. We laughed at him about his size. He was at least fifty pounds overweight. One day

31、 he sat near me in gym class. Someone pushed him and he _33_ on me and hurt my foot quite badly. With the whole class _34_, I had to choose either to laugh it off or pick a fight with Matt. I chose to _35_ in order to keep my face. I shouted, “Come on, Matt, lets fight.” He said he didnt want to. Bu

32、t peer pressure (同輩壓力) _36_ him into the fight whether he liked it or not. He came toward me with his fists（拳頭） in the air. With one _37_ I bloodied his nose and the class went wild. Just then the teacher walked into the room. He saw that we were fighting and sent us out to the running track. He fol

33、lowed us with a _38_ on his face and said, “I want you two boys to go out there and run that mile holding each others hands.” The room broke into _39_. The two of us were _40_, but Matt and I went out to the track and ran our mile hand in hand. At some point during the course of our run, I looked at

34、 him, with blood still flowing from his nose and his weight slowing him down. I realized that he was a boy as me. I no longer saw Matt as _41_. It was amazing what I learned when I was forced to go hand-in-hand with someone for only one mile. For the rest of my life I have never so much as _42_ a ha

35、nd against another person.33. A. calledB. rodeC. fellD. lay34. A. waitingB. singingC. listeningD. watching35. A. fightB. talkC. shoutD. laugh36. A. broughtB. turnedC. changedD. forced37. A. beatB. hitC. touchD. knock38. A. happinessB. sadnessC. puzzleD. smile39. A. noiseB. laughterC. tearsD. pieces4

36、0. A. braveB. painfulC. shyD. afraid41. A. dirtyB. foolishC. fatD. slow42. A. heldB. gaveC. lentD. raised2012順義五、完形填空。（共12分，每小題1分）。 It all started at the beginning of the ninth grade. Carmen found she couldnt see things _35_ all the time. She became very worried, but she hoped 36 would know that. Wh

37、en her mother asked her to see the eye doctor, she didnt 37 . But her mothers mind was made up.Three days later, Carmen got new glasses and instructions from her doctor. “All of the kids will think I'm silly. ”Carmen said. Her mother 38 and shook her head. “You look just as beautiful as before,

38、”she said. But Carmen didn't believe her.The next day, Carmen kept the 39 in her pocket as she walked into the schoolyard. She stood alone away from her friends, feeling 40 Suddenly, she heard her friend Theresa shout.Carmen ran over to the other girls. “Whats the matter?” she asked.“My ring is

39、gone!” Theresa cried. “My sister sent it to me from California. Its very _41_ and I can t lose it. ”Carmen and her friends began to 42 the ring in the grassy area of the playground. Carmen realized that she could do better if she could see better. She took the glasses out and put them on. Everything

40、 looked so _43_ ! So clear! She looked down at the ground and a bright light caught her 44 . It was the ring.“Here it is,” she shouted. She handed it to Theresa. “Thanks, Carmen,” she said. “I _ 45_ thought wed find it.” She paused. “Hey, 1 didnt know you wore glasses. They look great!” Carmen had 4

41、6 that she was wearing the new glasses. “Thanks,” she replied.“Maybe wearing glasses wont be so bad after all.” Carmen thought. 35. A. clearly B. carefully C. freely D. quickly36. A. everybody B. nobody C. somebody D. anybody37. A. explain B. care C. agree D. understand 38. A. relaxedB. cheeredC. sm

42、iled D. jumped39. A. ringB. keys C. book D. glasses40. A. tired B. unhappy C. afraid D. serious41. A. special B. common C. cheap D. heavy42. A. ask for B. wait for C. look forD. pay for43. A. new B. dirty C. strangeD. different44. A. ears B. eyes C. feet D. hands45 A. still B. ever C. never D. often

43、46 A. heard B. forgotten C. found D. imagined2012豐臺(tái)五、完形填空（共12分，每小題1分）At 13 years of age, my parents and I visited an eye surgeon (外科醫(yī)生). As I sat in the examining chair, the 35_ looked into my eyes, shining a bright light. "She did inherit(經(jīng)遺傳得的) it," he said with coldness. "There is

44、no cure."My father 36_ a gene (基因) causing blindness. Id gotten the gene since my birth. He 37_ lost his eyesight and so did I. At last we were both completely 38_. At that time, he was 57 years old, but I was only 30.My world fell apart (崩潰) as the darkness fell, 39_ the dreams my husband and

45、I had for us and for our three little boys. But when I tried to find some 40_ and strength, my eyes were opened to a new realization.My father had given me not just 41_ eyesight, but an example of determination in the face of trouble 42_. We were all living in Bolivia in 1964 when he decided to move

46、 the family to America. He and Mom worked tirelessly to 43_ the right of living in the US.Alone in the States, he overcame his helplessness and lack of fluency in English to rent a small apartment, and buy airline tickets for my mom, my brother and me.Decades later, as an American citizen, I looked

47、back at what hed taught me. He set an example proving that determination is crucial to success. His journey taught me valuable lessons for dealing with my blindness.I did the same as I stepped into a 44_ world. My fathers example made me gain confidence and learn to be thankful for what I had. 45_,

48、I now know how to continue life as a wife, mom, Sunday school teacher, Spanish court interpreter, inspirational speaker and writer.What I inherited from my father helped me to see my life with a more 46_ glow.35. A. machine B. doctor C. father D. mother 36. A. carried B. found C. developed D. passed

49、 37. A. suddenly B. luckily C. unluckily D. gradually 38. A. sad B. worried C. hurt D. blind 39. A. entering B. sharing C. destroying D. missing 40. A. job B. hope C. chance D. value 41. A. failing B. improving C. falling D. increasing 42. A. as a result B. ever since C. as usual D. as well 43. A. r

50、each B. keep C. win D. lose 44. A. bright B. dark C. new D. special 45. A. For that matter B. From then on C. After all D. In this way 46. A. meaningful B. wonderful C. useful D. successful 2012昌平五、完形填空 （共12分，每小題1分） One day while Jenny was walking in the forest she found two little songbirds. It see

51、med that they had been very hungry for long so they looked very 35 . She took them home and put them in a small cage. She cared them very well and felt great love for the birds. Every day after school, she went to see them for the first thing. Milk, rice, bread and even candies, she offered them alm

52、ost everything, 36 to see them become stronger and they might sing someday. But the 37 was not. Another day when Jenny came home she found that the _38_ and stronger of the two birds flew out from the cage. _39_ he flew close, Jenny caught him _40_. She felt glad, but suddenly she felt the bird go l

53、imp（四肢無力）. She opened her hand and _41_ in horror at the dead bird. She became very sad and felt sorry for the bird.At the same time, she noticed the other bird moving back and forth on the edge of the cage. She could feel his great need wanting to be _42_. She lifted him from the cage and _43_ him

54、softly free into the air. The bird circled once, twice, three times. Jenny watched happily at the bird's enjoyment. Her heart was not much _44_ with her losing of the other bird. Suddenly the bird flew closer and _45_ softly on her shoulder. It sang the sweetest melody(旋律) that she had ever hear

55、d. The fastest way to _46_ love is to hold on it too tightly; the best way to keep love is to give it WINGS! 35. A. weak                    B. small         

56、60;        C. tiny                 D. lovely 36. A. startingB. hopingC. pointingD. referring 37. A. wayB. foodC. factD. song38. A. weaker        

57、       B. taller                C. larger               D. shorter 39. A. Because       &#

58、160;      B. As                    C. If                     D. Since 40. A. sof

59、tly                  B. freely               C. easily          D. hard 41. A. shouted  &#

60、160;              B. looked              C. rocked            D. sang 42. A. free              B. safe