2022年廣東省深圳市九年級中考英語三輪完形填空沖刺訓練（無答案）

2022年廣東深圳市初三中考英語三輪完形填空沖刺訓練一“Youhavesavedmyhorse,”QueenOliviatoldtheyoungboy.“Nowyoushallgetagiftforwhatyoudid.”ThatdaywhenPeterwasworkinginthefield,the____1____horseranpasthim.Withoutthinking,he____2____andcontrolledit.Hedidn’tknowitwastheQueen'shorseandnever____3____togetagift.Buthestillfelthappyforgettingone.____4____ofthequeen’smenheldthegifts.Onecarriedamirror.Redjewelsshoneontopofthemirror’s____5____frame.Theothercarriedawoodencagewithachickeninsideit.“Onlyonegiftcanbeyours,”thequeensaid.“Choose____6____.”“That’seasy,”Petersaid.“I’lltakethechicken”Someofthequeen’smenlaughed.Itwasclearthattheythoughthehadmadeafoolishchoice.“Andwhydidyouchoosethechicken?”thequeenasked.“Well,Idon’t____7____muchaboutjewels,”Peteranswered.“ButIknowthechickenwillprovideeggsformyfamilyforalongwhile.”QueenOliviasmiled.“Thenyoudidmakeawisechoiceshesaid.”Thatmirrormaylookbeautifulbutthejewelsyouseeareonlycoloredglass,andtheframeispaintedsilver.”Petertookthe____8____andthankedthequeen.“Youareacleverchild,”thequeenadded.“Icouldusea____9____boytohelptakecareofmyhorses.Wouldyouliketotakethejob?”Petersmiled.“Thankyouverymuch!”hesaidexcitedly.AJobatthe_____10_____paidwell.Nowhisfamilywouldn’tworryabouttheirfoodanymore--allbecausehewaskindtohelpothersandsmartenoughtomaketherightchoice!1.A.disabled B.shocked C.tired2.A.rushedout B.stoodout C.tookout3.A.agreed B.expected C.refused4.A.Two B.Three C.Several5.A.silver B.gold C.iron6.A.bravely B.wisely C.quickly7.A.care B.think C.know8.A.mirror B.chicken C.frame9.A.smart B.kind C.humorous10.A.zoo B.church C.castle二Whatwillthefutureworldbelike?Manypeoplearegladtogivetheir___1___.Herearetwoimaginationsabouttheworldof___2___.Whenpeopletalkaboutthefuture,weliketothinkthatwillhaveourownpersonalflyingcar.Wewouldflyat480kilometersperhour,avoidingtrafficlights,___3___roadsandspeedingtickets.However,somepeoplepointtothedisadvantagesofflyingcars.Onebigproblemiswhatwillhappeniftheflyingcars___4___?Thentherewillbeproblemswithtrafficcontrol.Also,iftheybecomepopular,therewillsurelybetoomuchairtraffic.Soitseemsthatflyingcarswillfacemorethanafewproblemsiftheyaretogetofftheground.ImagineyouhaveyourownIronman___5___.Severalcompaniesaretryingtobuildapracticalrobot“exoskeleton".Thisisasuitofrobotarmsandlegswhichfollowsyourmovement.Itwillallowthewearertoliftheavyobjects,walkalongwayandevenpunchthroughwalls!Itis___6___inmanyways,especiallyforpeoplewithdisabilities.Thissuitmighthelppeopletowalkagainafter___7___orinjury.Butthedisadvantageatthemomentisthe___8___.Evenasimplesuitcancosthundredsofthousandsofpounds.Anotherproblemisbatterylife.Asuitlikethisneedsalotof___9___andbatteriesonlylastabout15minutesatthemoment.Oneotherproblemisthatabadlyprogrammedrobotwearer.Youwouldn’twantyourrobotlegorarmbendingsuitcould____10____thewearerifhewearsitthewrongway.So,inthefuture,wemightbeabletoflytoworkandlifteveryheavythings.Butthereareplentyofproblemstosolvebeforethiswillbepossible1.A.suggestions B.instructions C.opinions2.A.tomorrow B.yesterday C.present3.A.empty B.busy C.wide4.A.putdown B.writedown C.breakdown5.A.gloves B.suit C.helmet6.A.useful B.peaceful C.colorful7.A.work B.holiday C.disease8.A.quality B.price C.need9.A.experience B.chances C.power10.A.hurt B.comfort C.attract三OnedayItookataxitotheairport.Weweredrivingwhenablack1suddenlyranrightinfrontofus.Mytaxidriverslammedonhisbrakes（猛踩剎車）andthetaxi2thecarbyjustinches!Thecardriverstuckhisheadoutofthecarwindowand 3shoutingatus.Mytaxidriverjustsmiledand4theguy.Hewasreallyfriendly.SoIasked,“Whydidyoudothat?Thisguyalmosthityourcarandsentustothe5!"ThisiswhenmytaxidrivertaughtmewhatInowcall"thelawoftherubbishtruck."He6thatmanypeoplearelikerubbishtrucks.Theyrunaroundwithrubbish—anger,disappointmentandsoon.Astheirrubbishtruckgets_7_,theyneedaplacetoemptyitandsometimesthey'llthrowtherubbishonyou.Don'ttakeit8.Justsmile,wave,wishthemwell,andmoveon.9taketheirrubbishandthrowittootherpeoplearoundyou.Lifeistenpercentwhatyoumakeitandninetypercent10youtakeit.Lovethepeoplewhotreatyouright,andprayfortheoneswhodon't.1.A.taxi B.car C.truck D.motorcycle2.A.hit B.broke C.missed D.fought3.A.started B.stopped C.enjoyed D.imagined4.A.shoutedat B.staredat C.laughedat D.wavedat5.A.airport B.hospital C.office D.station6.A.complained B.wondered C.explained D.agreed7.A.full B.dirty C.smelly D.tidy8.A.politely B.carefully C.quietly D.seriously9.A.Always B.Usually C.Sometimes D.Never10.A.where B.why C.how D.when四KiermanwasborninSydney,Australia,andgrewupnearthesea.Formorethan40years,heracedininternationalsailingcompetitions.In1987,Kiermanwascompetinginanaround-the-worldracewhenhebeganto___1___thehugeamountofrubbishintheworld’soceans.WhenhereturnedtoAustralia,he___2___todosomethingaboutit.Heorganizedacommunity___3___called“CleanUpSydneyHarbour.”O(jiān)nSunday,January8,1989,morethan40,000volunteerscameoutto___4___awayrubbish.Thenextyear,Kiermanmadetheclean-upanationalevent.Itwasahuge___5___.AcrossAustralia,about300,000peoplespentthedayimprovingtheirlocal___6___Sincethen,“CleanUpAustralia”hasgot___7___everyyear.In2002,forexample,800,000peoplecleanedupalmost15,000tonsofrubbishfromAustralia’sbeaches,parksandstreets.Kiermanwas___8___withthesuccessofhisproject.In2003,hestartedanevenbiggerprogram.Withthe___9___oftheUnitedNationsEnvironmentProgram,heintroduced“CleanUptheWorld”,aninternationalprogramthatsupportscommunitiesaroundtheworldincleaningupandprotectingtheenvironment.“CleanUptheWorld”hasgrown____10____andhiswonderfulideahasnowspreadfromonecitytothewholeworld.1.A.save B.collect C.notice D.produce2.A.refused B.decided C.pretended D.stopped3.A.law B.party C.company D.event4.A.clear B.send C.turn D.give5.A.problem B.success C.surprise D.failure6.A.culture B.project C.government D.environment7.A.older B.smaller C.bigger D.faster43.A.happy B.angry C.disappointed D.concerned44.A.need B.help C.hope D.action45.A.loudly B.gently C.rapidly D.busily五Attheendofayear,almosteveryschoolholdsdifferentkindsofshowsand_____1_____invariouswaystocelebratethecomingNewYear.Performers,teachersandstaffmembersweredoingthelast_____2______fortheeventthatwouldtakeplacesoon.The____3_____wasfindingtheirseats,whispering.Theconcertatourschoolwasabouttobegin,andmyheartbeatwasslightly_____4______thanusual,duetothefactthatIwillperforminhalfan____5____.Iheldmyviolininmylefthand,chattingwiththeothertwopeopletorelievemy____6___feeling.Ourbandwasthefifthone.Thethreeofus____7_____ontothestage.AsIperformed,Ifeltlessnervousandplayedbetter.TheworldwasinabigquietnessandIcouldhearnothing____8__themusicfrommyviolin.Thepeacefulandsoftmelodymadeallthepeoplefeelwarmintheirheartsonsucha___9____night.Myfirstperformanceinpublicatourschoolwas,ofcourse,notperfect,butitwasamemorableexperienceinwhichIcanfindmydisadvantagesinplayingmyinstrumentandIwill____10________themthenexttime.1.A.movies B.plays C.meetings2.A.dinner B.holiday C.preparation3.A.Host B.Cleaner C.Audience4.A.faster B.slower C.heavier5.A.second B.month C.hour6.A.angry B.tired C.nervous7.A.stepped B.ran C.jumped8.A.besides B.but C.insteadof9.A.snowy B.hot C.cold10.A.follow B.remember C.overcome六InancientCrete,therelivedaninventorcalledDaedalus.ThekingofCrete,Minos,askedDaedalustobuildamaze(迷宮)prisonforamonster.Later,abraveyoungmancalledTheseuscameandsaidhewould____1____themonster.Theking’sdaughterAriadnesawTheseusandfellinlovewithhim.WhenTheseuswasthrownintotheprison,Ariadnebecamevery____2____.Ariadnedidn’twantTheseustodie,sosheaskedDaedalusfor___3____.WithDaedalus’shelp,Theseus____4____themonsterandcameout.Then,AriadneranawaywithTheseus.KingMinoswasveryangryandhe___5____hismentothrowDaedalusalongwithhissonIcarusintotheprison.“___6____,Ihatethisplace—itsmellsterrible,”Icaruscomplained.“Don'tworry.Let'smakewingsfromfeathersandwax(蠟),”Daedalussaid,“Wewill___7____outofhere!”So,theybegantomakewings.Whentheyweredone,DaedalusandIcarusclimbeduptothehighesttoweroftheprison.DaedaluswarnedIcarus,“Son,don'tflytoo____8____,ortheSunwillmelt(使……融化)thewaxinyourwings.”____9____,Icaruswasverycareful.However,soonhebecamesoexcitedthatheforgothisfather's______10______.Heflewhigherandhigher.Suddenly,thewaxinhiswingsbegantomeltandhiswingsbroke.Icarusfellintotheseabelowanddrowned(溺死)!Daedaluslandedsafely,buthewasn’thappyatall.1.A.find B.fight C.praise2.A.excited B.relaxed C.worried3.A.help B.trouble C.permission4.A.killed B.trained C.touched5.A.advised B.ordered C.encouraged6.A.Son B.Mother C.Father7.A.fly B.climb C.swim8.A.low B.high C.fast9.A.Atfirst B.Infact C.Aboveall10.A.notice B.promise C.warning七DoyouknowEmotionalQuotient(EQ)?It’sakindofimportant____1____.Thathelpsusbetterunderstandourselvesandothers.HerearesometipsabouthighEQ.Youshouldresearchyourfeelings.It’sasymbolofhighEQ.Youdon’tjustfeel.Youthinkabouthowyouarefeelingandtrytounderstandwhy.Doingso_____2_____helpsyouunderstandtheroleemotions(情緒)playinyourownandothers’behavior.Youshouldtakeyourtime.Youknowemotionsandfeelingsappearinashorttimeandthatmaking___3___decisionsleadstoregrets.That’swhyyoushouldtaketimetocalmdownbeforespeakingor____4___,especiallywhenyourealizeyou’reunderthecontrolofemotions.Youshouldpayattentiontoyourthoughts.Youcan’talwayscontrolyour___5___:Outsidestimuli(刺激)cancauseyoutofeelhappy,excited,sadorevenangry.Butyoushouldrealizethatyoucaninfluencehowthosefeelingsdevelop.Asthe___6____sayinggoes,“Youcan’tstopabirdfromlandingonyourhead,butyoucan___7___itfrombuildinganest.”Youshouldpraiseothers.Youlookforthegoodinothers.Whenyoufindit,youcantellthemwhatyouadmireandwhy.Bydoingso,youliftothersupandbringoutthebestinthem.Youshouldlearnfrommistakes.Noonecanbe___8__inmanagingtheiremotionsButyoumayworkhardtolearnfromthosemistake:—tostudyyourownact,___9____reasonsandbuildhabitsthatwillhelpyouimprovethose____10____1.A.secret B.show C.ability2.A.really B.impossibly C.differently3.A.interesting B.beautiful C.quick4.A.acting B.living C.telling5.A.smiles· B.relationships C.feelings.6.A.terrible B.famous C.boring7.A.protect B.stop C.learn8.A.possible B.necessary C.perfect9.A.takeout B.putout C.findout10.A.situations B.purposes C.views八Velma,aUShighschoolstudent,isbusywithherstudieseveryday.Butafterschool,sheputsdownherbooksandgoesoffto___1___.Shetakescareofcats,helpsteachersatschoolandcleansupthebeach.Why?BecausestudentsinUSpublicschoolsare___2___todoatleast20hoursofcommunityserviceinordertograduate.“Thisprojectistogivestudentsa___3___oftherealworld,createahabitofvolunteeringandperhaps___4___acareer.”saidBobParks,anofficialatschool.___5___volunteeringtakestime,Velmaenjoysit."Ilearnsomuchfromit.shesaid.Sheplanstokeepvolunteeringevenaftershehasfinishedherrequiredhoursofwork.Velmaisnowonherwaytowards250hourstogetasilvermedalatgraduation.Shehopesthemedalwillhelpher___6___herdreamuniversity.Butsomehave___7___abouttheproject.Phil,asingleparentoffour,hastodrivehischildrenfromoneactivitytoanothereveryweekend.Ihavenotimetoworkandrest,hesaid,"ButIknowsomekidsfinishtheir20-hourvolunteeringbyjustsleepingintheirfathersoffice!MikeRoland,avolunteeringmanager,hasheardthosecomplains.Hesaid,"Wekeeptellingpeople,Volunteerhoursare___8___thanforgraduation;theyarelifelessons.’’UnlikePhil,someparentsagreewiththeprojectandwanttheirchildrento___9___moretimevolunteering.Michael,ajunior,spendsSaturdaysatJFKMedicalCentreguidingpatientsandbringingthemnewspapersandmeals.He'sat258hours.Michael‘sfathersaid,"Twentyhoursisn’t___10___.Childrenshouldhavemorecontactwiththeworld.1.A.relax B.volunteer C.work2.A.invite B.requested C.required3.A.chance B.taste C.picture4.A.explore B.change C.invent5.A.But B.Although C.However6.A.realize B.accept C.enter7.A.doubts B.experience C.agreements8.A.rather B.more C.less9.A.spend B.take C.pay10.A.true B.short C.enough九InFebruary,2021,ayoungmaninItalypostedavideoonTikTokabouthisnewneighbor—andtheirunbelievablepianotalent!They1theirfriendshipbytwopianosseparatedbyonewall.OnedayinJanuary,theyoungman2anideawhenheheardthemusicfromhisneighbor.Hewroteanotetohisneighborand3himtoplayasongtogether:theclassic"MyHeartWillGoOn"byCélineDion.Thenextday,hearingthemusicfromtheneighbor,theyoungmanwasboth4andmoved.Theircommunicationsoon5pianoduets（二重奏）throughthewall,whereeachofthemwouldcreategreatmusictogether.Later,theyoungman6thathisneighbor'snamewasEmilandhewas78yearsold.HiswifehadpassedawayinDecemberfromCOVID-19.Emilfeltsosadandtheonly7thinglefttohimwasplayingthepiano.Heplayeditforhiswifeat2pmeveryweekend.8,Emilpassedawayinhissleepafewweekslater.Whentheyoungmanlearnedthenews,hefeltsosad.Toexpresshisfeeling,theyoungmanwrotealettertoEmil,"DearEmil,Iknewverylittleaboutyou,9youchangedmylife.Yougavemebackmypassion（激情）,andwesharedthatwiththeworld.You'llbeinmy10.I'llkeepplaying,thinkingofhowpowerfulmusiccanbe.YousaidIwasyourlight,butyou'vebeenmine,too.Bye,Emil."1.A.heard B.changed C.built D.cut2.A.cameupwith B.lookedforwardto C.stayedawayfrom D.gotoutof3.A.allowed B.invited C.took D.taught4.A.bored1 B.tired C.excited D.worried5.A.turnedinto B.brokeinto C.lookedinto D.raninto6.A.learned B.said C.hoped D.doubted7.A.famous B.correct C.strange D.happy8.A.Unluckily B.Hopefully C.Perfectly D.Probably9.A.and B.but C.so D.or10.A.way B.house C.bag D.heart十Sinceourtwinsbeganlearningtowalk,mywifeandIhavekepttellingthemthatoursliding（推拉式的）glassdoorisjustawindow.The1issimple.Ifweadmititisadoor,they'llwantto2.Itwilldriveuscrazy.Itappearsthatthekidsknowthe3thoughwehavebeercontinuallytellingthemtheotherwayIhatelyingtokids.Onedaythey'llwakeupand4thateverythingthey'vealwaysknownaboutwindowsisalie.Iwonderif5shouldalwaystellthetruthnomatterwhatresultitmayleadto.Ihaveaverystrongfearthattheliewe'retellingwill6ourchildren.Windowsanddoorshaveimportantsymbolic（象征性的）meanings.I'mtellingthemtheycan'topenwhatthey7knowisadoor.Laterin8theymaycometoadoorwhichcouldbeagoodchance.Insteadofopeningthedoorandtakingthechance,theyjust9itandwonder,"Whatifitisn'tadoor?"Thatis,"Whatifitisn'ta10chance?"Maybeit'sanunreasonablefear.ButthebottomlineisthatIshouldn'tlietomykids.Sowhentheycometootherdoorsinlife,theywilljustopenthemandwalkthrough.1.A.example B.ruleC.reason D.test2.A.makeamess B.gooutside C.lookaround D.fallasleep3.A.result B.method C.danger D.truth4.A.find B.admit C.suggest D.regret5.A.twins B.teachers C.parents D.kids6.A.change B.mislead C.shock D.punish7.A.secretly B.hardly C.nearly D.absolutely8.A.life B.time C.reply D.history9.A.knockon B.getholdof C.stareat D.makeuseof10.A.real B.final C.normal D.similar十一Facemasksbecameamust-havein2020,anditispossiblethatpeoplearoundtheworldwill1wearingthemforsometime.Manycompaniesaremakingnew,high-techmasks.Theirmaskscannotonly2usfromgettingsick,butalsohelpusinotherways.ResearchersfromHarvardandMITareworking3onamaskthatcantestthecoronavirus.Themaskcanreact(反應)todropsproducedduringbreathing,4orsneezing.5therearevirusesinthedrops,themaskwillchangecolorsoon.JapanesecompanyDonutRoboticsmadea6mask.Itcantranslatespeechintoninelanguages,includingJapanese,English,ChineseandFrench.Themaskhasachipthatconnectstothewearer’ssmartphone.Ittranslateswhatyousayintotextonthe7.Hazelisatransparent(透明的)maskfromUSgamingcompanyRazer.It8seethewearer’sface.Italsohasabuilt-in9.Whenyouspeakwiththemaskon,yourvoicewillbeheardclearly.Thereisalsoahardcaseforyoutoputthemaskin.ThecasehasaUVlightthatkillsgerms(細菌)andmakesthemask10towear.1.A.keep B.begin C.finish D.complete2.A.let B.provide C.protect D.make3.A.hardly B.hard C.easily D.difficultly4.A.smiling B.eating C.laughing D.coughing5.A.If B.Unless C.Since D.So6.A.ugly B.foolish C.smart D.cheerful7.A.mask B.phone C.virus D.chip8.A.allowsusto B.helpsuswith C.asksusto D.encouragesusto9.A.case B.light C.voice D.speaker10.A.safer B.easier C.morepopular D.moreinteresting十二It'sverycommontomeetdifferentpeopleinpublicplaces.WhenIwas12yearsold,1gotajobina_l_.Onmyfirstdayatwork,Ididn'tcomehomeforlunch.WhenIcamehomeatnight,Mumasked,“Wheredidyou___2__yourlunch,dear?”Ianswered,“Atmyfriends'home.Imadesomenewfriends:twinbrothers,theirmomanddad.Theyweremy_3_.Ihelpedthemgettherightsauce（醬料）fortheirsalad.Inreturn,theyinvitedme＿4__lunch.”Mumwashappythat1hadmadenewfriendsbutshewantedtoknow_5_theymightbelike.Severaldayslater,IaskedmyfriendstocometothesupermarketwhereIworked_6__myMumcouldmeetthem.Mumwasvery__7_tofindoutthatthetwinbrotherswerejoinedatthechest（胸）.ShefeltverystrangebecauseI＿8＿toldheraboutthat.WhenMomaskedmeaboutthis,Isaid,“Iknowthat,too.Butdoyouknowthattheirmomhastomakeallclothesbecauseit'stoo_9_tofindanythingtofitthem?Theyarealsogoodcooks.Thatday,Joe,theoneontheright,mademenoodlesforlunch.”WhenMomsawthetwins,shemusthavethoughthowuncommontheylooked.Buttome,what1_10___wasthattheyhaddifficultybuyingclothesandtheyweregoodcooks.1.Asupermarket2.A.buy3.A.colleagues4.A.at5.A.how6.A.eventhough7.A.happy8.A.often9.A.different10.A.lookedafterB.bankB.cookB.bossesB.withB.whatB.onlyifB.excitedB.seldomB.difficultB.thoughtoverC.bookstoreC.haveC.assistantsC.afterC.whichC.sothatC.interestedC.neverC.disappoi