專項訓(xùn)練二-完形填空

來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》完形填空(中考·呼和浩特)TheReaderisapopularTVshow.Itinvitesdifferentpeopletoreadaloudonthestage.The1alsotellsthemovingstoriesbehindthosepeople.Theycanreadeverything2poems,books,andletters.Byreadingaloud,thewordsonthepapercometo3.Manypeoplearefansoftheshow.Theybeginto4readingaloudathome.Now,theshowgivespeoplea5placetoreadacrossChina.Itisareadingpavilion(朗讀亭).Theyareinmanycities,includingShanghai,HangzhouandXi'an.Passage1來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》Thepavilionisvery6Onlyonepersoncancomeintoiteachtime.Thereisamicrophoneinitandit7people'svoices.Everyonecanreadforthreeminutesinthepavilion.Theycanread8theylike.TheshowwillpicksomeofthereadersandinvitethemtoreadonTV.Peopleofall9readinthepavilion.“Readingshouldbejustlikesingingandtalking，”saidDongQing,theproduceroftheshow.“Wecanexpressourtrue10byreadingaloud.”來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》1．A.show

B.lessonC.researchD.play2．A.inB.suchasC.withD.at3．A.lightB.reasonC.lifeD.purpose4．A.mindB.keepC.finishD.enjoy5．A.specialB.strangeC.beautifulD.wonderful6．A.wideB.smallC.tallD.big7．A.makesB.usesC.recordsD.improves8．A.nothingB.everythingC.someoneD.everyone9．A.comersB.othersC.agesD.passers-by10．A.feelingsB.pointsC.spiritsD.aimsABCDABCBCA來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》(中考·樂山)Ayoungwomaninher20swassittingonthetrain,nexttohermother.Theybothlookedtired11excited.Theyoungwomanwaslookingoutfromthetrain'swindow.Suddenly,sheshouted，：“Mom,look,thetreesarebehindus！”Hervoicewasso12thateveryoneonthetrainheard.Momsmiled.Butayoungcouplesittingnearbylookedattheyoungwoman'schildishbehavior(行為)withpity.“Pooryoungwoman.Theremustbesomethingwrongwithher13，”theythought.Awhilelater,theyoungwoman14again:“Mom,look!Thecloudsarerunningwithus！”Passage2來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》Momsmiledagain.Andsheseemedveryhappywiththeyoungwoman'swords.15thecouplecouldn'thelpaskingtheoldwoman,“Sorryifweoffend(冒犯)you.Butwhydon'tyoutakeyourdaughtertoagooddoctor？”Theoldwomansmiledandsaid，“Actually(其實),wehavejustcomefromthe16”“Thenyoushouldgotoabetterone.Becauseitseemsthatyourdaughter'ssituationhasn't17，”saidoneofthem.Theyfeltsobadfortheoldwoman.“No,infactI'mveryhappywiththetreatment，”saidthemother.“Mydaughterwas18frombirth.Today,sheisseeingtheworldforthefirsttime.”來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》Everysinglepersonhasastory.Don'tjudgepeoplebeforeyoutrulyknowthem.Thetruthmight19you.11．A.butB.andC.asD.or12．A.sweetB.lowC.loudD.soft13．A.toothB.mindC.legD.arm14．A.saidB.askedC.shoutedD.danced15．A.FinallyB.LuckilyC.SimilarlyD.Probably16．A.schoolB.factoryC.museumD.hospital17．A.startedB.improvedC.changedD.appeared18．A.illB.deafC.blindD.weak19．A.tellB.findC.surpriseD.pleaseACBCADBCC來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》15.A【點撥】Finally“最后”；Luckily“幸運地”；Similarly“相似地”；Probably“可能地”。由句意“________這對夫妻情不自禁地問這位老婦女”可推測應(yīng)填寫“最后”，故A正確。17.B【點撥】started“開始”；improved“提高；改善”changed“改變”；appeared“出現(xiàn)”。由文章意思可知“母女倆剛從醫(yī)院回來，這對夫妻認(rèn)為女兒的狀況并未改善”，故B正確。來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》(中考·黃石)Friendship,whichyouthinkmayhavelost,willcomebackamazingly.Ihadabestfriend20theageof7.Twoyearslater,herfamilymovedtoEngland.Beforesheleft,shegavemeasimilarbracelet(手鐲)to21.Shesaiditwaslikeourfriendship.Shealsotoldmetobe22withitandrememberourfriendship.She23thatshewouldbebacktovisitmeoneday.Yearspassed，24Ineversawher.Itookthebraceletoff,becauseIthoughtshemighthaveforgottenme.Guesswhat!Alltheseyears,ourparents25keptintouch(保持聯(lián)系).Oneday,theydecidedtoseeeachotheratthecitywherewelived,withouttellingus.Laterthatnight,Passage3來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》whenwemet,wewereboth26，andofcourse,verypleasedtoseeeachotheragain.Thenwetalkedaboutthethingsthat27tousalltheseyears.Intheconversation,shefoundIwasn't28thebraceletshegaveme,sosheaskedwhy.Iexplainedthe29withpatience.Thenshesaid,“IpromisedyouthatIwouldcomeback,sohereIamtoday.Ialwaysrememberourfriendship.IwilldoeverythingIcantokeepmypromise.”20．A.byB.inC.atD．from21．A.mineB．hersC．oursD．theirsCB來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》22．A.carefulB.comfortableC.personalD.wonderful23．A.agreedB.toldC.promisedD.offered24．A.becauseB.andC.soD.but25．A.stillB.alwaysC.neverD.seldom26．A.movedB.surprisedC.interestedD.worried27．A.happenedB.appearedC.introducedD.regretted28．A.dressingB.bringingC.carryingD.wearing29．A.hopeB.reasonC.purposeD.messageACDABADB來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》17.B【點撥】21．B點撥：句意應(yīng)為“在她離開之前，她給了我一個和她的手鐲相似的手鐲”，故應(yīng)選hers。27．A

【點撥】happened“發(fā)生”；appeared“出現(xiàn)”；introduced“介紹”；regretted“后悔”。由句意“然后我們談?wù)摿诉@些年發(fā)生在我們身上的事?！笨芍狝正確。28．D

【點撥】dress“給(某人)穿衣服”；bring“帶來”；carry“運送，攜帶”；wear“穿著，戴著”。由句意“她發(fā)現(xiàn)我沒戴她給我的手鐲”可知D正確。來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》(中考·昆明)Ateacherdecidedtoletherclassplayagame.Shetoldeachchildintheclasstobringalongabagwith30tomatoes.Eachtomatowould31anameofapersonthatthechildhated.Sothenumberoftomatoesinhisorherbagwoulddependonthenumberofpeoplethechildhated.Whenthedaycame,everychildbroughtsometomatoeswiththenamesofthepeopleheorshehated.Somehadtwotomatoes32hadthreetomatoes.Someevenhadfivetomatoes.Theteacherthentoldthechildrentocarrythetomatoeswiththemwherevertheywentforaweek.Dayspassedandthechildrenstartedtocomplain(抱怨)33therotten(腐爛的)tomatoesletoutterriblesmell.Besides,thosePassage4來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》havingfivetomatoes,letoutterriblesmell.Besides,thosehavingfivetomatoes,alsohadtocarry34bags.Afteroneweek,thechildrenwereveryhappybecausethegamehad35ended.Theteacherasked,“Howdidyoufeel？”Thechildrenstartedcomplainingofthetroublethattheyhadtogothroughwhencarryingtheheavyandsmellytomatoes.Thentheteachertoldthemthe36behindthegame.Theteachersaid“Thisisthesamesituationwhenyoucarryyourhatred(憎恨)forsomebody37yourheart.Theterriblesmellofhatredwill38yourheart,andyouwillcarryitwithyouwhereveryougo.Ifyoucannotstandthesmelloftherottentomatoesforjust39week,canyouimaginewhatitisliketohavethesmellofhatredinyourheartforyourlifetime？”來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》30．A.much

B．a(chǎn)little

C．a(chǎn)few31．A.callB．begivenC．havewritten32．A.AnyB．SomeC．Every33．A.becauseB．butC．so34．A.lowerB．lighterC．heavier35．A.oftenB．finallyC．a(chǎn)lways36．A.meaningB．timeC．way37．A.outsideB．insideC．beside38．A.cleanB．washC．pollute39．A.oneB．twoC．fiveCBBACBABCA來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》(中考·樂山)Howdoyoukeepcoolduringsummer?Airconditionersorelectricfansaregoodtoolsinmodernsociety.But40that,peoplecouldonlyusefans.Over3，000yearsago,fansbegantobeused.Theyweremadeoffeathers(羽毛),bambooorsilk.Theycameindifferent41，includingroundandsquare.Later,withtheinventionofpaper，folding(可折疊的)paperfansbecamepopularduringtheSongDynasty.Thereareusually42onfans.Somearelandscapes(風(fēng)景).Othersareflowersandanimals.Moreover,manygreatpeopleincludingSuDongpo,apoetoftheSongDynasty,andTangYin，ascholar(學(xué)者)andpainteroftheMingDynasty,oncepaintedtheirmasterpieces(杰作)onfans.Thismadefansnotonly42Passage5來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》toolsindailylifebutalsogreatartworks.So,withitsvalueofbeauty,peopletakefansasasymbolofstatus(地位).That'swhyinoldChina,emperorsandscholarsoftenheldfans.Today,fansarealsogreatcollectors'items(藏品)andgifts.Ontheopeningceremonyofthe2008BeijingOlympicGames,foldingfanswere44toleadersandofficials(官員)ofothercountries.Whiletheywere45fanstogetcool,theywerealsoexperiencingChineseculture.40．A.beforeB.afterC.from41．A.colorsB.sizesC.shapes42．A.plantsB.picturesC.persons43．A.usefulB.beautifulC.careful44．A.boughtB.postedC.given45．A.holdingB.wavingC.playingACBACB來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》(中考·隨州)MulinisasmallboyfromHubei.Heisa(n)46boy.Hisparentsdivorced(離婚)whenhewastwoyearsold.Helivedwithhis47andgrandmother.48theageof5,hisfatherdiedofheartdisease.Hehadtolivewithhisgrandmother.Unfortunately,therewas49wrongwithhisgrandmother'shead.He50hisgrandmotherwell.Atthesametime,hegot51gradesatschool.Whenhewasten,hetookhisgrandmothertoseea52inWuhanwithsomepeople'shelp.TheylivedinWuhanforamonth.Hehad53timetogooutbecausehehadtolookafterhisgrandmother.Hecalled54a“SunshineBoy”.He55happyeveryday.Butwhenthereporteraskedhim56hewasreallysohappy.Hesaidhewasn't.Hedidn'twanttoshowhisunhappinesstoPassage6來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》hisgrandmother.Hetoldthe57thatwhenhewasunhappy,hewrotetheunhappythingsonthepaperwithwhichhefoldedamodel58.Whentheplaneflewaway,hefeltrelaxed.Whenthereporteraskedhimifhefeltsorryto59somanylessonsbecauseofgoingtoWuhan,hesaidthelessonshemissedcouldbelearnedlater,butifhisgrandmothermissedthebesttimetocure(治療),therewouldbenothingtogetthechance60.

Whatagoodboy!Weshouldlearnfromhim.46．A.lucky

B.unlucky

C.polite

D.impolite47．A.motherB.fatherC.sisterD.brother48．A.AtB．InC.ForD.To49．A.somethingB.anythingC.nothingD.everything50．A.lookedatB.lookedupC.lookedforD.lookedafterBBAAD來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》51．A.good B.bad C.bigD.small52．A.film B.program C.doctor D.friend53．A.few B.much C.manyD.little54．A.he B.himself C.sheD.herself55．A.smelt B.tasted C.lookedD.felt56．A.that B.ifC.whereD.why57．A.writer B.reader C.teacherD.reporter58．A.bike B.train C.planeD.ship59．A.get B.catch C.missD.forget60．A.back B.upC.offD.downACDBCBDCCA56．B點撥：此句選擇if，意為“是否”。來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》(中考·齊齊哈爾改編)InChina,mostfamilieshaveonebaby.Areyoutheonlychildinyourfamily?Doyouwanttohaveayoungersisterorbrother?Well，61anewbabyinyourfamilyisreallyspecial.Ifeveryoneinyourfamily62careofthebaby,yourmumwillbeverygladtohave63happyfamily.Whenyouhelptolookafteranewbaby,youmusttryto64.Babiesdon'tneedsugarorsalt,sodon'tgivethesethingsto65.Infact,sugarandsaltarenotgood66babies,oryou.Alwaysaskyourparentsbeforeyoudoanythingforthebaby,andtheywillshowyouhow67lookafteryournewlittlebrotherorsister.Yourmumwillbe68ifthenewbabywakesalotduringthenight.Youmightbeabletohelpyourmotherbydoingsomethingniceforher,likebringing69todrinkforPassage7來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》yourmumwhilesheisthirsty.Youmayfeel70jealous(嫉妒)ofthebabysometimes.Don'tthinkthatyouarea“badperson”ifyougetthosefeelings.71naturalforyoutohavesuchfeelings.Althoughthereisonemorechildinyourfamily,72yourparentsstillloveyouasusual.Themostimportantthingisthatyoushouldtrytobeagoodelderbrotherorsister.Yourparentsalso73youtobefriendlytoyourbrotherorsister.Inthefuture,heorshewillhelpyouin74ways.Whenyougotouniversity,yourparentswon'tfeel

75.Doyoulookforwardtohavingabrotherorsister?61.A.havingB.have

C.has62.A.takingB.takeC.takesAC來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》63.A.suchaB.soaC.asuch64.A.becarefulB.lookoutofC.becarefully65.A.itB.themC.you66.A.withB.atC.for67.A.tohelpB.helpingtoC.helpto68.A.hungryB.tiredC.happy69.A.orangesB.waterC.applesjuice70.A.alittleB.abitofC.akindof71.A.It'sB.That'sC.Thisis72.A.butB./C.so73.A.expectsB.hopeC.wish74.A.manyB.muchC.alot75.A.alongB.loneC.lonelyAABCABBAABCAC來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》(中考·南充改編)Supposeyoufindabrightyellowbikeonastreetcornerinthecity.Youhopon(跨上)itand76．Butwait—isn'tthisstealing?No,itisn't.77shouts，“Stop!Thief！”Thatis78thisfreerideisjustfinewiththecity.You79findhundredsoffreeyellowbikesinsomeUScities.TheideabeganinPortland,Oregon,in1994.Peoplesawaneedfor80transportation,andtheywantedtohelp81pollution.So,togetcitizens(市民)82theircarsandontopollution--freebikes,they83theYellowBikeProject.The84bikesarepaintedbrightyellowandplacedthroughoutthecity.Peoplecanhopontheyellowbikeandridetorunerrands(短程差事),towork85toschool.Then,theyleavethebikeforthe86rider.TherehavebeentimeswhenbikesPassage8來自《點撥訓(xùn)練》havebeenstolen,butmostpeople87therules,becausetheythinkitisnotwiseto88thebikethat'salreadyfree.Portland's89wasquicklylovedbyalotofpeople.Withintwoyears