2024年中考英語復(fù)習(xí)江西省模擬匯編：完形填空14篇

2024年中考英語復(fù)習(xí)完形填空14篇江西省模擬匯編

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請先閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從各小題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出可以

填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。

Researchhasshownthatwhereyoustudycanmakeabigdifferenceinhowwellyoulearn.

Severalfactors（因素）caninfluenceyourlearningability,]seating,lightandevencolor.

Studentswhostudyinagoodenvironmentare2moreinterestedandbetteratlearning.

So,it'simportanttothinkabouthowthingsaroundyouaffect（影響）yourstudyingandfind3

tocreateagoodstudyspace.

Comfort

Nomatterwhereyouchoosetostudy,suchasyourbedroom,alocalcoffeeshop,oryour

schoollibrary,itis4tofeelcomfortable.Beingcomfortablecanhelpyoustayfocused

（集中精力）longer,whichwillhelpyouto5moreinformation.Besides,ifsimportantto

thinkabouttheseats6youstudy.Chooseacomfortablechairthatgivesyoutheright

7tokeepagoodposture（姿勢）whilestudying.Remember,ifyou'renotcomfortable,you

might8moreeasilyandthiscanaffecthowwellyoulearn.

Lighting

Studieshavefoundthatinenvironmentswithenoughnaturallight,studentsaregoingto

9betterandachieve25%highergradesthanthoseinthedarkerclassrooms.Naturallighthas

alsobeenshowntoreduce（減輕）feelingsof10andanxiety（焦慮）.Trytomakegood

useofnaturallightingasmuchaspossible,byputting11nearwindowsandchoosing

studyroomsthatgetenoughsunlightduringtheday.Youshouldtryto12using

fluorescentlamps（熒光燈），becausethesecancausebrightandunpleasantlightandmakeyou

feeltired13.

Color

Colorscanaffecthowyoufeelandbehave.Forexample,redisstrongandcanhelpyoulearn

andbecreative,butithasalsobeenknowntoraisebloodpressure,heartbeat,andstress

14Thafswhyredisusuallynotusedinplaceswherepeoplestudy.Ontheotherhand,yellow

isalivelycolorthatcanhelpyoustayinterestedwhilestudying.So,usingyellowinstudyareasis

a（n）15idea.

1.A.fromB.amongC.withoutD.including

2.A.neverB.slowlyC.usuallyD.badly

3.A.waysB.keysC.friendsD.messages

4.A.fineB.importantC.unusualD.difficult

5.A.shareB.provideC.organizeD.remember

6.A.untilB.whenC.afterD.since

7.A.orderB.answerC.supportD.direction

8.A.getboredB.staycoolC.keepquietD.becomefamous

9.A.saveB.catchC.learnD.discover

10.A.hopeB.stressC.prideD.excitement

11.A.booksB.desksC.clothesD.computers

12.A.finishB.keepC.avoidD.enjoy

13.A.slowerB.fasterC.mostD.less

14.A.levelsB.testsC.controlD.process

15.A.sillyB.wrongC.greatD.strange

請先閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從各小題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出可以

填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

Icanstillrememberthosefewspecialsnowydaysduringmygrowingup.FirstIwould

waitforthenoticetocomeovertheradio,andthenIwould16.Havingasnowyday

meantthatIcouldwatchTVinsteadofleavinghometostandinthe17outsideandwait

forthebus.LaterinthedayIwouldgooutsideand18inthethick,wet,heavysnow.

Iwouldmakesnowmen,racemysled（雪橇）downthehill,andhaveasnowballfight

19mybrothers.SometimesIwouldjustlookaroundand20thebeautyofwinter

wonderland（仙境）.WhenIgottoocoldandwetIwouldgoinside,sitinmy21chairby

thestove（火爐）andreadmyfavoritebookswithmydoglyingbymy22.Inthe

afternoon,afterplayingwithmydog,Iwouldgointothe23andseewhatMomand

Nanawerecookingfordinner.OnceMomevenletmehelptakethechickenoutoftheoven.It

24sogood.Icanrememberittothisday.

AfterdinnerIwouldstaynexttoMomonthesofa,underablanket（毛毯），25

popcorn,andwatchTVuntilbedtime.ThenIwouldpullmyblanketuptomyneck26

mydogliedonthebedbymyfeet.Iwouldthinkbacktothedaywithhappinessbeforefalling

intoadeep,peacefulsleep.

Ithinkallofusshouldtakeafew27daysinourlives,ifnotinouractivitiesthen

atleastinourhearts.Weshouldmaketimeforthe28things.Weshouldstopandseethe

beautyallaroundus.Weshouldplay,read,eat,laugh,andsing.Weshouldthankourfamilyand

ourselvesforthis29lifeandallthejoysinit.Weshouldmakeourtimeforloving

insteadofjustmakinga30.Mayallyourdaysfeellikeasnowyday!

16.A.cryB.sleepC.smileD.call

17.A.hotB.coldC.coolD.warm

18.A.studyB.workc.exerciseD.play

19.A.forB.withc.overD.to

20.A.enjoyB.sharec.describeD.introduce

21.A.heavyB.expensivec.comfortableD.hard

22.A.eyesB.earsc.handsD.feet

23.A.kitchenB.bedroomc.restroomD.bathroom

24.A.feltB.smelledc.soundedD.heard

25.A.buyB.makec.eatD.take

26.A.whileB.untilc.soD.although

27.A.cloudyB.rainyc.sunnyD.snowy

28.A.difficultB.seriousc.importantD.terrible

29.A.happyB.busyc.noisyD.scary

30.A.mistakeB.livingc.differenceD.decision

InacommunityinnorthernChina,thereisavoluntaryteamcalled“SharedChildren^^.Ittries

tohelpelderlyemptynesters（空巢老人）.

The108volunteershelpthe7131people.Whentheoldpeoplehaveproblems,such

asawaterleak（漏水）,the32giveahelpinghandasquicklyastheycan.

OnevolunteernamedZhaoYanfeiisnowthe"daughter"of81-year-oldZhangMeizhen.

ZhaocaresmuchaboutZhang's33life.“I34gotothecommunity'ssquare,a

popularplaceforoldpeopletorest,toseeifZhangisthere.^^saysZhao."35onedayIdon't

seeherthere,Iwillworryabouther.^^

Manypeopleinthecommunityareagedover60,andmanyof36livealoneandfeel

lonely.Inrecentyears,thecommunityhas37manyideastohelpthesepeople.Atfirst,

theyorganizeda（n）38called"KnockingontheDoor“whichmeanspayingvisitstotheold

people.Then,they39givingout“contact（聯(lián)絡(luò)）cards”,hopingthattheoldwouldcallthe

communityworkerswhentheyneededhelp.40,thecommunitydidnothaveenough

workerstohelpsomanyelderlypeople.

41,theideaof“SharedChildren^^cameout.Oneworkerfromthecommunitysaid,

“Manypeoplewantedto42.Nowthenumberofthevolunteersintheteamis108.”

Thevolunteersarenotallyoungpeople.Lastyear,FanFawen,atraindriver,joinedthe

volunteerteam.Heoftenhelpstorepairhomeappliances（家電）43fridgesinelderly

people'shomeswhentheycan'twork,aswellascarryingheavythings,likericebags."They

44givemecakesandbiscuits.Iam45togettheselittlegiftsandthatmakesme

wanttohelpthemmore.^^Fansays.

Morepeoplearenowstartingtolearnabouttheteam.Ifsbelievedthatmorepeoplewilljoin

theteaminthefuture.

31.A.strangeB.youngC.shyD.old

32.A.volunteersB.directorsC.customersD.partners

33.A.professionalB.relaxingC.dailyD.childhood

34.A.neverB.alwaysC.hardlyeverD.seldom

35.A.ButB.UnlessC.BecauseD.If

36.A.themB.youC.usD.it

37.A.thrownawayB.givenupC.comeupwithD.separatedfrom

38.A.gameB.activityC.licenseD.speech

39.A.avoidedB.hatedC.regrettedD.tried

40.A.HoweverB.InsteadC.AnywayD.Besides

41.A.SuddenlyB.UsuallyC.FinallyD.Exactly

42.A.leaveB.helpC.graduateD.examine

43.A.forB.towardsC.onD.like

44.A.alsoB.stillC.neitherD.yet

45.A.boredB.angryC.excitedD.nervous

請先閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從各小題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出可以

填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

Afishermanhassharedafriendshipwithafour-meter-longcrocodileforover26years,and

callsthereptile（爬行動物）partofthelocalcommunity.

Ambo,59yearsold,isafishermanfromIndonesia.Hehasbecome46inhis

countrybecauseofhisunusualfriendshipwithacrocodilenamedRizka.Thecrocodilehas

alreadybeena47ofhislifeforthepast26years.Whenhe48sawherinthe

water,shewasonlyaboutonemeterinlength.Hedidn'tpaymuchattentiontoherassheswam

pasthis49.However,whenhe50thatshehadfollowedhimhome.Ambothrew

somefood51thewater.Thatwasthebeginningofa52friendship.Youcan't

53whatwouldhappenfromthenon.

“IfIdon'tseeherfortwoorthreedaysnow,Filgolookingforher.^^Ambosaid."Itreather

asmyown54

Overtheyears,thesetwounlikelyfriendsbecamereallyclose.Rizkaoftenfloats（漂?。﹏ear

Ambo'sboatwhensheseeshimanddoesn't55.Rizkaalsovisitshishomewhenevershe

is56,andheismorethanhappytothrowhersomethingtoeat.

“WhenIleavethevillage,Ihavetotellmyneighborsto57Rizka.Ihadtoget

neighborstotakecareofRizkaaftermywifetoldmeoncethatthecrocodilecamearoundwhenI

wasaway.”

WhenAmbowasawayforabouttwoyears,workinginthecapital,heaskedlocal58

totakecareofRizkaforhim.Theywouldthrowthecrocodilesomethingtheycaught59

theysawher.Sincethen,Rizkahasbecomepartofthe60,andpeopleseeherastheir

guardian（衛(wèi)兵）now.

46.A.honestB.strangeC.famousD.careful

47.A.partB.secretC.hopeD.job

48.A.carefullyB.lastC.firstD.deeply

49.A.boatB.houseC.wifeD.lake

50.A.thoughtB.noticedC.caughtD.showed

51.A.fromB.underC.byD.in

52.A.terribleB.beautifulC.dangerousD.traditional

53.A.rememberB.forgetC.imagineD.decide

54.A.handB.studentC.animalD.child

55.A.stayB.leaveC.takeD.drop

56.A.angryB.sleepyC.hungryD.thirsty

57.A.findB.catchC.walkD.feed

58.A.officialsB.fishermenC.doctorsD.scientists

59.A.whenB.althoughC.sinceD.whether

60.A.societyB.countryC.homeD.community

WhenImovedtoAmericainthe7thgrade,IdidnotspeakanyEnglish.Ihadnochoicebut

tokeepworkinghard.AlthoughImade61whenIreachedthe9thgrade,peoplestill

founditdifficulttounderstandmebecauseofmyaccent（口音）.

Oneday,ataparty,Iwasinvitedtoplayaguessinggame.Whenitwasmyturn,Itriedto

62theobjectthatIhadinmind.Suddenlysomeonesaidwithalaugh,“Whatdidshesay?”I

felt63.Outofkindness,agirlgentlyadvisedmetorepeatit,butIgotstuckontheword

“purple”-Icouldn't64it.Thistime,everyonelaughedwhileIwastryinghardtogetthe

wordoutofme.This65haditsowninfluenceonme.Whenopportunitieswereopened

upforthesummerprogramIhadbeenlookingforwardto,I66toattend（參力口）the

interview.Luckily,Igottonsofencouragementfrompeoplearoundme.SoIdecidedto

67.

Attheinterview,theotherstudentsinmygroupspokevery68butIdidn'tspeak

thatmuch.IknewthatIcouldhardlybeunderstoodbecauseofmyaccent.BesideswhenIwas

nervous,itwouldbeevenmore69formetopronouncewordsclearly.Aftertheinterview,

Istayed,said"70”andexplainedtotheteachers.Ididn'twantthemtothinkIwasn't

interestedorIwasbeingunfriendly.Buttheyappreciated（欣賞）thatIexpressed71."It's

OK.Youdon'thavetosaysorry.Youraccentdoesnotmakeyoulessthanothers,9,saidoneofthe

teachers.

Surprisingly,Iwasacceptedintothe72.ImaginehowIfelt!

Uptonow,Istillfeel73thatItookthatstep.ItisasignthatIhavechanged.Idid

notletmyaccent74me.I'msureIwillcontinuetofeelnervousaboutspeakingEnglish

withstrangers.75thafsOK.Itwillnotstopmefromtryingtobebetter.

61.A.turnsB.troubleC.progressD.promises

62.A.touchB.chooseC.repeatD.describe

63.A.unclearB.uneasyC.unfairD.unusual

64.A.pronounceB.recognizeC.translateD.understand

65.A.experienceB.decisionC.secretD.chance

66.A.forgotB.fearedC.plannedD.agreed

67.A.takearestB.takeawalkC.haveatryD.haveatalk

68.A.politelyB.loudlyC.slowlyD.professionally

69.A.difficultB.beautifulC.necessaryD.exciting

70.A.ThankyouB.FmsorryC.ExcusemeD.Goodidea

71.A.himB.themC.myselfD.us

72.A.programB,lessonC.gameD.party

73.A.angryB.surprisedC.movedD.lucky

74.A.saveB.stopC.followD.change

75.A.AndB.BecauseC.ButD.Although

Whenweareyoung,welearnthattigersandsharksaredangerousanimals.Wemightbe

scaredofthembecausetheyarebigandpowerful.Aswegetolder,76,welearnthat

sometimesthemostdangerousanimalsarealsothesmallestanimals.77,theanimalthat

killsthemostpeopleeveryyearistheonethatyouhaveprobablykilledmanytimes:themosquito

（蚊子）.

Becauseamosquitocanbite（咬）manypeopleduringitslife,itcancarryillnessfromone

persontoanother78.Twoofthemostterrible79carriedbymosquitoesare

malaria（瘧疾）andyellowfever.Morethan700millionpeoplebecome80fromthese

illnesseveryyear.Atleast2millionofthesepeoplewilldiefromthem.

Manyscientistsareworkingonsaferandbetter81tokillmosquitoes,butsofar,

therehasbeennosurewaytoprotecteveryoneintheworldfromtheirdeadlybites.Mosquitonets

（網(wǎng)）canbeplacedoverbedsto82peopleagainstbeingbitten.Thesenetshelppeople

staysafeatnight,83theydonotkillanymosquitoes.Mosquitoeshavemanynatural

enemies84bats,birds,dragonflies,andcertainkindsoffish.Bringingmoreofthese

animalsintoplaceswheremosquitoeslivemighthelpto85thenumberofmosquitoesin

thatarea.Thisisa（n）86solution,butitdoesnotalwaysworkverywell.Mosquitoescan

87bekilledwithpoisons（毒藥）.Eventhoughthesepoisons88mosquitoes,they

mayalsobeharmfultootherplantsoranimals.

Althoughmosquitoesmaynotseemasscaryaslargerormorepowerfulanimals,89

arefarmoredangeroustohumanbeings.Butthingsarechanging.Oneday,scientistsmayfinda

waytokeepeveryone90frommosquitoesandtheillnessestheycarry.

76.A.anywayB.insteadC.besidesD.however

77.A.InfactB.AfterallC.InthatcaseD.Tostartwith

78.A.suddenlyB.latelyC.politelyD.easily

79.A.illnessesB.passengersC.customersD.managers

80.A.famousB.sickC.luckyD,cute

81.A.brandsB.coursesC.waysD.guards

82.A.stopB.protectC.preventD.separate

83.A.becauseB.ifC.butD.until

84.A.forB.withC.overD.like

85.A.cutdownB.sticktoC.putonD.connectwith

86.A.carelessB.meaninglessC.scientificD.natural

87.A.stillB.everC.alsoD.only

88.A.trainB.killC.produceD.develop

89.A.theyB.weC.youD.people

90.A.scaryB.proudC.uneasyD.safe

“Turnleft!Turnright!,?Intheinformationtechnologyclass,ZhangRuixuanwascontrolling

arobottomovearound.

“Thisispartofourartificialintelligence（AI）91JsaidastudentfromBeijing101

MiddleSchool.Theschool92AIclassesforbothjuniorandseniorhighschoolstudents.

Compulsory（必修的）coursesteachbasic93.Apartfromthem,therearealsooptional

（選修的）courses94studentswanttolearnmore.

“Thisterminourcompulsoryclass,wehavelearnedcoding（編碼）95a

programminglanguagecalledPython,“saidZhang.UsingPythontocodeisabasic96

fortrainingAImodels.Inrecentyears,Pythonhasbeentestedinhighschoolgraduation97

inplaceslikeBeijing,JiangsuandAnhui.

Infact,havingAIeducationinschoolshasbecomea（n）98trend（趨勢）inmany

placesandZhejiangprovincehasbeena（n）99example.In2020,ZhejiangaddedAI

educationintotextbooksfromGrade5inprimaryschool100thewaytoseniorhigh

school.InthecityofWenzhou,thegovernmentisplanningto1011,000AIexperimental

schoolsby2025.

“Withthedevelopmentoftechnology,ourtextbookshavebeen102allthe

saidShangYin,anITteacherfromBeijing101MiddleSchool."FromtypingtousingWordand

Excel,andthentoday'scodingandAI,thecoursesarekeepingupwiththetimesandteaching

students103skills.9,Inthefuture,therewillbemorejobsthatrequireAIknowledge.

104indailylife,peoplemayneedtounderstandthingslikeChatGPTandtheInternetof

Things（物聯(lián)網(wǎng)）.“AIeducationwill105becomeimportant,Shangadded.

91.A.plansB.ideasC.goalsD.courses

92.A.wishesB.providesC.checksD.encourages

93.A.knowledgeB.messageC.informationD.experience

94.A.sinceB.althoughC.ifD.when

95.A.aboutB.fromC.throughD.with

96.A.clubB.skillC.wayD.word

97.A.gamesB.projectsC.noticesD.exams

98.A.growingB.successfulC.enoughD.pushing

99.A.centralB.wiseC.typicalD.unusual

100.A.bothB.allC.someD.any

101.A.workonB.putoffC.dealwithD.setup

102.A.changingB.correctingC.keepingD.stopping

103.A.commonB.scientificC.necessaryD.separate

104.A.JustB.EvenC.NeverD.Still

105.A.fluentlyB.normallyC.actuallyD.gradually

Eachoneofussharesthisplanetwithabout7.7billionothers.Andweallneed

transportation.Peopleandproductsneedto106fromcitytocityandcountrytocountry.

However,weallknow107mostcars,motorcycles,boatsandplanescauseairpollution.

Theyarealso108.Thisisaseriousprobleminmanycities.109inventorsare

comingupwithcreativeideastotrytoreducethepollutionandnoise.

Inmanycitiesaroundtheworld,motorcyclesarevery110.Motorcyclesarea

fasterandcheaperwaytogetaroundacitythan111.Yetairpollutionisagrowing

problem.Inlargecities,people112itisdifficulttobreathe.ButinChina,peopleusually

rideenvironmentallyfriendlymotorcycles.Theyuseelectricityasfuel（燃料）.Asaresult,thereis

113pollution.It'salsoquietandfast.Thismakes114agoodwaytogetarounda

city.

TheItaliancityofVeniceisacitywithonlyafew115.Therearenocarsinthecity

center.116cars,watertaxisandbusescarrypeoplealongthecity'scanals（運(yùn)河）.But

theycausepollution,117tothewater.Englishengineersdesignedasolarpowered（利用

太陽能的）watertaxi.Thewatertaxi118runforadayafterbeingrecharged（充電）.

Planesalsocauseairandnoisepollution.Designinganenvironmentallyfriendlyairplaneis

areal119.Someairplanecompanieshave120tosolvetheproblems.Swiss

engineershavealreadydevelopedasolarairplane.Thisplaneholdstheworldrecordforthe

longestsolarpoweredflight.

106.A.driveB.walkC.moveD.fly

107.A.howB.whyC.whatD.that

108.A.noisyB.dirtyC.fastD.convenient

109.A.SinceB.SoC.AlthoughD.Because

110.A.safeB.valuableC.dangerousD.popular

111.A.carsB.subwaysC.bikesD.planes

112.A.explainB.sayC.promiseD.disagree

113.A.muchB.someC.lessD.alotof

114.A.themB.youC.usD.it

115.A.riversB.roadsC.touristsD.buildings

116.A.InsteadofB.ThankstoC.AsforD.Withthehelpof

117.A.probablyB.actuallyC.especiallyD.clearly

118.A.mustB.canC.shouldD.need

119.A.challengeB.questionC.decisionD.revolution

120.A.rememberedB.refusedC.startedD.left

SomethingthatIlearntfrombothmyparentswastheimportanceofhavingrespect（尊重）

forotherpeople.IrememberonedaywhenweweretravellingonabusandIsatdown121

otherpeoplewerestanding.Mymother122atme"Getupimmediately!Youhave

younglegsandyoudon'tneedtositdown."AtthetimeIfelt123aboutbeingtoldoffin

public,butnowIunderstand.Ithinkchildrennowadayshavelostthat124anditreally

makesmeangryifIseeolderpeoplearestandingbutthe125arestillsittingdown.

Oneareainwhichwehadalotofruleswastablemanners.Forexample,weweretoldto

126ourselvesattable.Weweren'tallowedtostartourmeal127theoldestperson

hadstarted.Wehadtosay"thankyou“whenourfoodwas128,andeateverythingonour

platesbeforewecouldleavethetable.Wecouldn,tmakeany129wheneating.Worse

thanthat,wewereonlyallowedtohavesweetsattheweekend,asaspecial130ifwe

hadbeengood.

Althoughmyupbringing（養(yǎng)育）wasperhapsabit131comparedwithmodern

children,I'mverythankfultomyparents132givingmeacleardirectioninlife.Even

thoughIwassometimes133,1thinkithasmademeabetterperson.Inmyview,children

needclear134,butmorethanthattheyneedtolearnhowtogetonwith135and

realizetheyarenotthecenteroftheworld.

121.A.asB.whenC.whileD.though

122.A.saidB.shoutedC.pointedD.glanced

123.A.ashamedB.tiredC.angryD.disappointed

124.A.viewB.feelingC.attitudeD.respect

125.A.kidsB.menC.womenD.adults

126.A.makeB.gainC.behaveD.improve

127.A.ifB.untilC.becauseD.though

128.A.cookedB.eatenC.servedD.cleaned

129.A.noiseB.planC.commentD.difference

130.A.lessonB.needC.choiceD.entertainment

131.A.simpleB.strictC.normalD.interesting

132.A.inB.byC.withD.for

133.A.criticizedB.encouragedC.fooledD.protected

134.A.careB.loveC.rulesD.remind

135.A.otherB.othersC.anotherD.theother

Coffeeisoneofthemostpopulardrinksintheworld.Coffeeloverswillbe136

withanewstudy.Theirdailyhabitmayleadtoalongerlife,andaspoonfulof137could

sweetenthecoffee.

Amongmorethan170,000peopleintheUK,thosewhodrankabouttwotofourcupsof

coffeeaday,withorwithoutsugar,hada138rate（率）ofdeaththanthosewhodidn't

drinkcoffee,reportedtheresearchersatSouthernMedicalUniversityinGuangdong,China.

Therecentstudyshowedcoffeedrinkerswerelesslikelytodieduringaseven-yearfollow-up

periodthannon-coffeedrinkers,nomatter139theyaddedsugartotheircoffeeornot.

Theresearchersfoundparticipants（參與者）whodrankanyamountofunsweetenedcoffee

were16to21percentlesslikelytodie,140theseven-yearfollow-upperiod,than

participantswhodidnotdrinkcoffe