2023年中考英语专题练习-首字母填空

首字母填空 Passage 1 外文素材改编自THE WEEK Junior 生活中没有失败 “I owe (归功于) everything to sport,” athlete Kylie Grimes said. “It can 1.r change lives.” Grimes is in Tokyo competing at the Paralympics(残奥会), as the only woman in the British wheelchair rugby(橄榄球) team. She has 2.t part in 2012 London Paralympics and 2016 Rio Paralympics.This is Grimes’s third Paralympics. Grimes says it’s good to 3.p wheelchair rugby. “I am a big team player and love team sports,” she says. “Wheelchair rugby is 4.k for being high-speed, action-packed and with lots of knocks. That’s what drew me to the sport!” Grimes is crazy about sports and she 5.l sports as her life. She has always wanted to win the prize. She started playing wheelchair rugby in 2008 after an 6.a at a swimming pool. “The injury(伤害) was a challenge in the road,” Grimes says. “Sport has been around 7.m whole life, even before the accident. It taught me lessons that 8.i you want something, you’ve got to work for it.” She believes that the lessons sports taught her 9.h her through the accident. “Don’t ever be worried by a setback, it will make you stronger than before,” she says. “There is no such thing as failure in life, and you will be successful through your hard 10.w . You’ll get there.” Passage 2 外文素材改编自Treasures 成为幸运的人 Different people have different attitudes towards life.There are always many people who say “Lucky me”, while 1.o always complain(抱怨) “What bad luck!” Actually, these 2.l people are not luckier or more special than you and me. In my opinion, they just have a few good 3.h that we all should learn. Now let me introduce them to you. Hope you can benefit from these useful tips. The first habit is that they use their 4.t wisely and make the most of every day. Besides, lucky people believe that they are lucky, so they 5.f life openly and hopefully. They are 6.s in a bad state but see only challenges, not problems in fr