浙江專版2020中考英語限時訓(xùn)練：完形+閱讀D+語法填空試題

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完形+閱讀D+語法填空(限時:20分鐘)Ⅰ.完形填空Whatwasthekindestthingsthathaveeverbeendoneforyou?Onceyearsago,Imadea1,onalatenightflighttomyhometown.

Mysisterhascalledtomethatmymotherwas2thatifIwanttosaygoodbye,Ineededtogettherequickly.SoImadecallstocancelworkandhurriedtocatchthelastflightout.Aftertakingoff,thelights3.Ifeltemptyandalone.Whatdoyoudowhenyougetlonelyandthere's4toholdyou?Howdoyoufillahungryheart?Itookoutanotebook,andlistedallthekindnessthatIhaveevergiven.Fivehourslater,whenIlanded,Iclosedthenotebookandrushedtothehospitalto5mymother.MakingthatlistofkindnessthatnighthelpedmeinthedaysaheadtodothethingsIneedtodoandbethedaughterIwantedtobe.Kindness6anemptyheart.It'sagift,onceandfor7.

Lastnight,itwascoldandrainy,8Iwrapped(包裹)myselfupinablanket.Warmthen,Ithoughtofbeing7yearsoldintheMrHarrison'ssecondgradeclass.Thatmorning,I'dwornmynewshoestoschool.IlovedtheshoesandallthewaytoschoolonthebusIcouldn'tstop9them.ButwhenIgotoffthebus,myrightfoot—mynewright-shoe—wentintoapuddle(坑)of10.MrHarrisonsawthewaterdripping(滴下)intoclass.Shesaid,“Givemethoseshoesandwarmyourfeet11theradiator(暖氣片).”

“Thankyouma'am,”Isaid.“12.Weallhitapuddlenowandthen.”shecomfortedme.Idon'tknow13sherememberedit.ButIdo.Itwarmedmyfeetforafewhours,butit14myheartforalifetime.

Often,actsofkindnessseemtobetiny.Buttheybecomebeautifulbeyondallsingingofitifthey15withgratitude(感激)andpassedonfromoneneedysoultoanother.

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D.arerememberedⅡ.閱讀理解GoodthingshavecomefrombringingwolvesbacktoYellowstoneNationalPark.Onegoodthingisthereturnoftwokindsoftrees,whichgrowonlynearstreams.Theyhadnearlydisappearedsincethewolvesweregone.Therewasareasonforthis.Thewolvesscareawayelk(麋鹿),whichareanimalsthateattreesgrowingoutoftheground.Nowelkavoidspendingtimenearstreamsinthepark.Theyhavenoplacetorunfromwolvesthere.Thetreesthatdisappearednearstreamsnowgrowinthepark.YellowstoneNationalPark,“America'sfirstnationalpark,”isinthenorthwestpartofWyoming.ItspreadsintoIdahoandMontana.Itbecameaparkin1872.Theparkisbeautifulandhasmanyvisitors.Wolveswerecommonintheparkatfirst.Astimewenton,thewolvesbegandyingout.By1926,nowolvescouldbefound.PeoplewholivednearYellowstonekilledthembecausethewolveswouldeattheanimalsthepeoplehadraisedtosell.In1995,manypeoplejoinedforcestobringbackthewolves.Theywerepeoplewhocaredaboutanimalsandthehealthoftheland.Atfirst,thiswasonlyadreamsincetherewerenowolvesinthepark!WolveswereinCanada,whichisnorthoftheUnitedStates.PeoplewenttoCanadatocatchwolves.Theybroughtthembacktotheparkandletthemgo.Theykeptclosetrackofthewolves'actions.Whenawolfdied,theywouldfigureoutthereason.Alotwasdonetoprotectthewolvesfromharm.Yet,farmersalsocomplainedthatthewolveswereeatingtheiranimals.In1997,theytriedtogetridof(擺脫)thewolvesbypassingalawtoremovethemfromthepark.Thelawwasneverpassed.Now,therearemanywolvesinYellowstoneNationalPark.Thelandishealthier,andthewolveshavetheirhomeback.1.Wh