专题03 完形填空12篇（无锡专用）（中考真题+中考模拟）-2026年无锡中考英语总复习(语法+题型)

专题03 完形填空12篇 （无锡专用） 内容导航 内容速递 中考真题练习 中考模拟练习 内容速递 本资料共12篇专项训练 中考真题练习 聚焦真题 明确考点 各地市联考真题练习 专注模拟 争夺高分 中考真题练习 It was a hot afternoon, and the hour-long bus journey had only just begun. There were only five people on the bus—two young girls and their brother, sitting with their aunt, and a young man, who was sitting alone in the 1 . The young man had already begun to think he’d chosen the wrong bus to take. The children were hot, tired, and bored, and behaving 2 . The youngest girl was singing the first line of a song, over and over again. Everything the aunt said began with ‘Don’t’ and everything the children said began with ‘ 3 ’. “Don’t put your feet on the seat, Cyril!” “Why not?” “Because you’ll make it dirty. And don’t always look at the man. That’s not 4 . Oh, look at those sheep in that field” Nearly every field the bus had travelled past had sheep in it, so the aunt’s 5 was difficult to explain. “Why is that man taking the sheep into the other field?” asked the younger girl. “Perhaps there’s more grass in that field,” 6 the aunt. “But there’s lots of grass in both fields.” “Well, perhaps the grass is better in the other field.” “That doesn’t make any 7 . Why is it better?” came the immediate question from Cyril. The young man was looking angry. “I imagine he doesn’t like 8 .” the aunt thought. “Come and sit over here, all of you, and I’ll tell you a story,” she said. The children did not look at all 9 by the aunt’s offer. They’d obviously heard her stories before, and this one was very boring indeed. “Oh, it’s definitely the most 10 story I’ve ever heard,” said Cyril. “Yes. I didn’t even care to listen to it,” the younger girl said, and began singing the first line of her song again. “You’re not a great success as a storyteller,” said the young man suddenly from the corner. 1．A．back B．corner C．middle D．front 2．A．sadly B．wisely C．badly D．proudly 3．A．Why B．What C．When D．Where 4．A．common B．natural C．polite D．funny 5．A．discovery B．doubt C．praise D．surprise 6．A．replied B．shouted C．repeated D．laughed 7．A．excuse B．trouble C．sense D．difference 8．A．stories B．sheep C．strangers D．children 9．A．excited B．satisfied C．worried D．bored 10．A．humorous B．stupid C．unusual D．serious 【答案】 1．B 2．C 3．A 4．C 5．D 6．A 7．C 8．D 9．A 10．B 【导语】本文主要讲述了在一个炎热的下午，一辆公交车上，独自坐在角落的年轻人因两个小女孩、她们的哥哥以及他们阿姨之间的互动而感到不满，阿姨试图讲故事安抚孩子却因故事无聊未成功。 1．句意：公共汽车上只有五个人——两个小女孩和她们的哥哥，和她们的阿姨坐在一起，还有一个年轻人，独自坐在后面。 back后面；corner角落；middle中间；front前面。结合下文年轻人“from the corner”的表述，可知他坐在角落里，故选B。 2．句意：孩子们又热又累又无聊，表现很不好。 sadly悲伤地；wisely明智地；badly糟糕地；proudly骄傲地。根据下文小女孩反复唱一首歌、孩子们和阿姨的顶撞可知，孩子们表现不好。故选C。 3．句意：阿姨说的每句话都以“不要”开头，而孩子们说的每句话都以“为什么”开头。 Why为什么；What什么；When什么时候；Where哪里。根据下文阿姨和西里尔的对话“Don’t put your feet on the seat, Cyril!”“Why not?”可知，孩子们常以“为什么”回应。故选A。 4．句意：而且别老是盯着那个人看。那是不礼貌的。 common普通的；natural自然的；polite礼貌的；funny有趣的。盯着别人看通常被认为是不礼貌的行为，结合语境可知此处指“不礼貌”。故选C。 5．句意：公共汽车经过的几乎每一片田野里都有羊，所以阿姨的惊讶很难解释。 discovery发现；doubt怀疑；praise表扬；surprise惊讶。因为到处都有羊，所以阿姨特意指着羊群表示惊讶的举动让人难以理解”。故选D。 6．句意：“也许那片地里草更多，”阿姨回答说。 replied回答；shouted大喊；repeated重复；laughed笑。上文小女孩提出问题，此处是阿姨对问题的回应，即“回答”。故选A。 7．句意：“这没有任何意义。为什么它更好呢？”西里尔立刻问道。 excuse借口；trouble麻烦；sense意义；difference不同。“That doesn’t make any sense”是固定句型，意为“这没有意义”，符合孩子对阿姨不合理解释的质疑。故选C。 8．句意：阿姨想：“我想他不喜欢孩子。” stories故事；sheep羊；strangers陌生人；children孩子。前文提到孩子们表现吵闹，年轻人看起来很生气，所以阿姨推测他不喜欢“孩子”。故选D。 9．句意：孩子们对阿姨的提议一点也不感到兴奋。 excited兴奋的；satisfied满意的；worried担心的；bored无聊的。根据下文“They’d obviously heard her stories before, and this one was very boring indeed.”可知，孩子们之前听过阿姨的故事，觉得无聊，所以对讲故事的提议不“兴奋”。故选A。 10．句意：西里尔说：“哦，这绝对是我听过的最愚蠢的故事。” humorous幽默的；stupid愚蠢的；unusual不寻常的；serious严肃的。根据上文“this one was very boring indeed”和下文小女孩说“没心思听”可知，孩子们觉得故事很糟糕，“stupid”符合语境。故选B。 中考模拟真题练习 Paul and I were on our school basketball team,The Lions. We loved basketball and were both huge NBA 1 . When not playing on the court, we were watching games on TV. My favourite player was LeBron James while Paul liked Tyrone Bogues best. Bogues was only 1.6 metres tall-the 2 NBA player ever. Guess what? Paul was the same height! Paul knew being shorter than other players 3 that he had to practise more. During all those hours of doing jump shots on his own, he saw Bogues as his 4 . Paul once said, “If Bogues could make it, why not me?” Our coach was not so sure. Paul tried out many times just for making the team. He still usually had to sit in the stands. Everyone knew Paul had real skills, and worked really hard. However, Paul didn’t get a 5 . This week, we were playing our main enemies, The Bears, a team with a perfect record this season-they hadn’t 6 a single game. During the game, suddenly, a player and I crashed into each other. Pain raced through my body. My knee hurt badly. The team gathered around, looking 7 . The last quarter was about to begin, and my team was behind by 10 points. “I don’t think I can play anymore, coach,” I said quietly. “No way,” the coach replied sharply. “We’ve got no more players!” “What about Paul?” someone 8 . “Paul? He can’t play!” “Give him a shot, coach!” I said. “What have we got to lose?” The coach 9 agreed, “Don’t let us down, Paul. It’s your time to shine.” Paul jumped up and rushed onto the court. And clearly, all the extra practice 10 off. He made shot after shot, and the crowd couldn’t stop shouting and cheering. When the game ended, our team had won by two points. “Well,” said the coach as he hit Paul on the shoulder, “you’ve just got your place on the team, big guy!” 1．A．players B．fans C．superstars D．heroes 2．A．shortest B．tallest C．thinnest D．strongest 3．A．proved B．led C．showed D．meant 4．A．pioneer B．coach C．dream D．example 5．A．choice B．review C．chance D．reason 6．A．won B．considered C．lost D．joined 7．A．worried B．energetic C．organized D．guilty 8．A．insisted B．announced C．suggested D．explained 9．A．politely B．generally C．luckily D．finally 10．A．finished B．paid C．pulled D．took 【答案】 1．B 2．A 3．D 4．D 5．C 6．C 7．A 8．C 9．D 10．B 【导语】本文主要讲述的是保罗和我是我们篮球队的队员，我们热爱篮球，都是NBA的超级球迷，有一天保罗抓住机会登上赛场，展示他高超的球技。 1．句意：保罗和我是我们学校篮球队“狮子队”的队员。我们热爱篮球，而且都是NBA的超级球迷。 根据下文“When not playing on the court, we were watching games on TV.”可知，我们都是NBA的球迷，所以fans“球迷”符合语境。 2．句意：博格斯只有1.6米高，是NBA有史以来最矮的球员。 根据上文“Bogues was only 1.6 metres tall”可知，这里说的是他是NBA最“矮的”球员，shortest“最矮的”符合语境。 3．句意：保罗知道自己比其他球员矮意味着他必须多练习。 根据上文“Guess what? Paul was the same height!”可知，保罗知道他比其他球员矮意味着他必须多练习，meant表示“意味着”符合语境。 4．句意：在那些自己独自练习跳投的时光里，他把博格斯当作自己的榜样。 根据上文“During all those hours of doing jump shots on his own”可知，他把博格斯作为自己的榜样，example表示“榜样”符合语境。 5．句意：然而，保罗还是没有得到机会。 根据上文“Everyone knew Paul had real skills, and worked really hard.”可知，保罗没有得到机会，chance表示“机会”符合语境。 6．句意：本周，我们的对手是我们主要的敌人，“熊队”，这支球队本赛季战绩完美，他们一场比赛都没输过。 根据上文“This week, we were playing our main enemies, The Bears, a team with a perfect record this season”可知，他们没有输过一场比赛，lost表示“输”符合语境。 7．句意：队友们都围了过来，看起来很担心。 根据上文“My knee hurt badly.”可知，队友们聚集起来，看起来很担心，worried表示“担心的”符合语境。 8．句意：“那保罗呢？”有人建议道。 根据上文“What about Paul?”可知，有人建议让保罗上场，suggested表示“建议”符合语境。 9．句意：教练最终同意了，“别让我们失望，保罗。这是你大放异彩的时候了。” 根据下文“Don’t let us down, Paul. It’s your time to shine.”可知，教练最终同意了，finally表示“最后；终于”符合语境。 10．句意：显然，他所有的额外练习都得到了回报。 根据下文“He made shot after shot, and the crowd couldn’t stop shouting and cheering.”可知，他所有的额外练习都得到了回报，所以pay off符合语境。 Born in a family with a history of getting angry easily, I had always tried to change. Years of treatment reduced the anger inside me, but it was still in there. My husband and I used to live close to a university, where sounds of parties and music extended late into the night. Finally, we decided to move to a 1 part of town. And now, here was this guy, who was setting a new party table within full view of my kitchen window. The 2 of drunk and loud college students flashed across my mind, so I walked up and told him it had to be moved away. “Who the hell are you?” he asked, “And what gives you the right to make such a demand?” Sensing there would be a 3 between the young man and me, my husband came up. As he pulled me away, I 4 at the guy and told him this wasn’t over. I went back home and ate my favorite cookies. When I calmed down, 5 , I was full of shame. Why didn’t other people get angry like me? I looked at the cookies, which I hadn’t intended for apology, but now they seemed to be the best choice to make things 6 . So I walked across the street to the kid’s doorstep with cookies. When the student opened the door, I 7 the plate and told him that the person he met just now—the one with the pointing finger and annoying (使恼怒的) 8 —wasn’t me. At 9 it wasn’t the person I wanted to be. He looked down at the plate and his face 10 . He said he was sorry, too. I walked back across the street, feeling like I’d done wonders. 1．A．cleaner B．quieter C．safer D．busier 2．A．memories B．records C．stories D．fear 3．A．discussion B．war C．conversation D．competition 4．A．looked B．screamed C．laughed D．pointed 5．A．otherwise B．besides C．however D．moreover 6．A．private B．lively C．meaningful D．right 7．A．handed B．threw C．dropped D．took 8．A．songs B．habits C．thoughts D．words 9．A．first B．last C．least D．most 10．A．softened B．darkened C．paled D．fell 【答案】 1．B 2．A 3．B 4．D 5．C 6．D 7．A 8．D 9．C 10．A 【导语】本文讲述作者生来脾气暴躁，在与大学生发生冲突后失控发火，冷静后用饼干主动道歉，最终化解矛盾，也学会了控制情绪、完善自我。 1．句意：最终，我们决定搬到镇上更安静的地方。 上文提到派对和音乐声一直到深夜，因此需要表示更安静的词，选用quieter。cleaner“更干净的”，safer“更安全的”，busier“更繁忙的”，都和噪音无关，不符合语境。 2．句意：醉酒喧闹的大学生的回忆在我脑海中闪过，于是我走过去告诉他必须把桌子挪走。 看到眼前的场景，作者想起了过去的经历，选用memories表示“回忆”。records “记录”，stories“故事”，fear“恐惧”，都不能体现往事浮现。 3．句意：丈夫感觉我和这个年轻人之间要爆发冲突，便走上前拉住了我。 作者情绪激动，双方充满对抗，war在这里表示激烈的争吵，符合紧张气氛。discussion“讨论”，conversation“交谈”，competition“竞争”，都不能体现冲突。 4．句意：他拉开我时，我指着那个年轻人说这事还没完。 后文“the pointing finger”与此处动作呼应，选用pointed表示“指着”。looked“看”，screamed“尖叫”，laughed“笑”，都无法对应。 5．句意：然而当我冷静下来后，我内心充满羞愧。 前句写情绪平复，后句转为愧疚，前后是转折关系，选用however。otherwise“否则”，besides和moreover表示“此外”，都不表示转折。 6．句意：我看着这些饼干，本来没打算用它们来道歉，但现在它们似乎是让事情恢复正常的最好方式。 make things right是动词短语，表示“让事情恢复正常”，选用right。private“私人的”，lively“活泼的”，meaningful“有意义的”，无此搭配也不合语意。 7．句意：学生开门时，我把盘子递给了他，告诉他，刚才他面对的那个人——那个用手指着他、说着气话的人——并不是真正的我。 作者上门道歉示好，应是递上饼干，选用handed。threw “扔”，dropped“掉落”，took“拿走”，都与和解的态度不符。 8．句意：那学生开门时，我把盘子递给了他，告诉他，刚才他面对的那个人——那个用手指着他、说着气话的人——并不是真正的我。 上文作者说了指责的话，此处指恼人的言语，选用words。songs“歌曲”，habits“习惯”，thoughts“想法”，都与说话内容无关。 9．句意：至少，那不是我想成为的人。 这里表达退一步的语气，强调自己不愿做那样的人，选用least构成 at least“至少”。first“首先”，last“最后”，most“最多”，均不符合此处语气。 10．句意：他低头看着盘子，脸色缓和了下来。 后文年轻人也表达了歉意，态度变得温和，选用softened。darkened“变得阴沉”，paled“变得苍白”，fell“低落”，都不能体现态度好转。 In April 2024, on the streets of Yizhuang, Beijing, a safety worker in a Baidu Robotaxi said, “Even though I’m sitting 1 the driver’s seat, my hands aren’t on the wheel.” This showed how much Baidu’s self-driving technology has improved. Just a few years ago, human drivers often needed to take over to keep the 2 safe. Baidu’s journey into the self-driving industry began in 2013 when it 3 up the Institute of Deep Learning (IDL). Baidu’s founder (创始人), Li Yanhong, never expected the company to be so 4 to the car industry. But as AI technology developed, he saw that AI could greatly change the car industry. In 2015, the company started its self-driving department. In 2017, Baidu started the Apollo Project, 5 after the famous moon landing mission. In 2019, it got 40 6 to test self-driving cars that could carry passengers on certain roads in Beijing. In 2022, the company got the permits (许可) to run fully driverless robotaxi services and brought out its sixth-generation self-driving cars in 2024. Since 2015, Baidu has spent over 150 billion yuan on research and development for self-driving cars, with more than 20 billion yuan spent every year since 2021. “Baidu’s strength in self-driving cars is in its mapping technology, 7 its high-definition (高清晰度) maps.” said Liu Xu, director of Baidu Intelligent Cloud. These maps help cars understand road situations. They also allow features like self-parking, which are important for these cars to work. Looking to the future, Baidu sees 8 opportunities (机会) in China, where the government supports the 9 and infrastructure (基础设施) is developing quickly. 10 the past 10 years have been full of challenges, Baidu is now close to making its self-driving cars a big business, according to Liu. 1．A．in B．at C．behind D．beside 2．A．seat B．passenger C．ride D．car 3．A．gave B．made C．put D．set 4．A．connected B．compared C．contacted D．communicated 5．A．naming B．named C．was named D．name 6．A．students B．drivers C．licenses D．workers 7．A．specially B．especially C．simply D．exactly 8．A．bad B．poor C．large D．great 9．A．technology B．industry C．agriculture D．science 10．A．Although B．But C．Since D．Because 【答案】 1．A 2．C 3．D 4．A 5．B 6．C 7．B 8．D 9．B 10．A 【导语】本文主要介绍了百度在自动驾驶领域的快速发展历程。 1．句意：尽管我坐在驾驶座上，但我的手并没有放在方向盘上。 in the driver’s seat表示“在驾驶座上”，符合安全员坐在驾驶位的语境，应用in。at“在”，behind“在……后面”和beside“在……旁边”不符合逻辑。 2．句意：就在几年前，人类司机常常需要接管车辆以保证行车安全。 ride作名词，指“乘车行程”，keep the ride safe指“保证行车安全”，更贴切语境，应用ride。seat“座位”，passenger“乘客”和car“车”不符合逻辑。 3．句意：百度进入自动驾驶行业的历程始于 2013 年，当时它成立了深度学习研究所。 set up意为“成立（机构/组织）”，此处指成立深度学习研究院，应用set；gave up“放弃”，made up“编造”和put up“张贴/搭建”均不符合。 4．句意：百度的创始人李彦宏从未料到公司会与汽车行业有如此深的关联。 be connected to是固定搭配，意为“和……相关联”，此处指李彦宏没料到百度会和汽车行业关联这么深，应用connected。 5．句意：2017年，百度启动了阿波罗项目，该项目以著名的登月任务命名。 句子已有谓语动词，此处用过去分词named作后置定语（阿波罗项目和命名是被动关系），表示“以登月任务命名的阿波罗计划”，应用named。 6．句意：2019 年，它获得了40张在北京特定道路测试载人自动驾驶车辆的许可证。 licenses意为“许可证”，对应后文的permits（许可），指获得40张载人测试许可，应用licenses。students“学生”，drivers“司机”和workers“工人”不符合逻辑。 7．句意：百度在自动驾驶汽车领域的优势在于其地图技术，尤其是高清地图。 especially意为“尤其”，用于进一步强调，此处指“尤其是”高清地图，应用especially。specially“专门地”，simply“简单地”和exactly“确切地”不符合逻辑。 8．句意：展望未来，百度看到中国存在大量的机遇，中国政府支持这个行业，且基础设施发展迅速。 great修饰抽象名词opportunities，表示“大量的机会”，符合语境，应用great。large“大的”，一般修饰具体事物的大小；bad“坏的”和poor“穷的”不符合逻辑。 9．句意：展望未来，百度看到中国存在大量的机遇，中国政府支持这个行业，且基础设施发展迅速。 本文核心讲百度的自动驾驶行业，此处指政府支持这个“行业”，应用industry。technology“技术”，agriculture“农业”和science“科学”不符合逻辑。 10．句意：刘表示，尽管过去十年充满挑战，百度现在即将把自动驾驶做成大规模产业。 前后是让步关系，应用although引导让步状语从句。 The door handle (把手) of La Dilettante was freezing cold. It was January in Paris, and no one had touched it all day. A sign in the window said “ 1 ”. “Are you serious?” my husband complained. He’s usually a very 2 person. As a lawyer (律师), he can stay cool when most people would get angry. But a restaurant that should be open-yet it wasn’t? He had spent weeks 3 restaurants for our trip, and La Dilettante was at the top of his “must-visit” list! He quickly took out his phone to search for another place to eat. “Let’s just try this one.” I said, pointing to the 4 next door. I was sure he would say no. “Fine. Whatever.” I couldn’t believe he 5 ! Then I opened the door to Café de France. The room was full of men wearing dirty work clothes. All of them watched us 6 . Their looks seemed to say, “Americans? Really?” Just as we were about to leave, a big woman waved (招手) for us to 7 her. She seated us at a small table with a cheap tablecloth. Looking at my husband, I asked, “Do you want to leave?” “No, let’s check the 8 first.” he answered. A waiter came over with a big bowl. “We didn’t order this,” I said. “We don’t take orders here,” he replied, and walked off. “Let’s go,” I 9 again. “No,” my husband said. We looked into the bowl: it was a tasty-looking French salad with bacon pieces and a perfectly soft-boiled egg. I gave my husband a knowing smile as the waiter poured us some wine. After that, we got local cheese, which was really perfect. We relaxed into our chairs, 10 . As we were leaving, I saw a sign behind the bar. It read “You’re in the right place” in French. 1．A．Open B．Closed C．Welcome D．Unlocked 2．A．careful B．serious C．calm D．modest 3．A．controlling B．researching C．reporting D．guessing 4．A．restaurant B．hotel C．museum D．theater 5．A．promised B．replied C．insisted D．agreed 6．A．patiently B．curiously C．proudly D．sadly 7．A．follow B．contact C．force D．admire 8．A．ticket B．time C．price D．menu 9．A．complained B．considered C．suggested D．explained 10．A．pleased B．scared C．ashamed D．worried 【答案】 1．B 2．C 3．B 4．A 5．D 6．B 7．A 8．D 9．C 10．A 【导语】本文主要介绍了作者和丈夫在巴黎旅行时，计划前往的心仪餐厅La Dilettante，却闭门歇业，丈夫虽满心懊恼但仍同意尝试隔壁的Cafe de France。这家小餐馆看似普通，甚至让初入的二人感到些许不适，却意外提供了美味的本地特色食物，让二人收获了惊喜又愉悦的用餐体验，也感受到了当地餐馆的别样温情。 1．句意：窗户上的一个标识写着“关门”。 Open打开；Closed关闭；Welcome欢迎；Unlocked未上锁。根据后文“But a restaurant that should be open-yet it wasn’t?”可知，这家本该营业的餐厅没开，因此窗户上的标识应是“关门”。故选B。 2．句意：他通常是个非常沉稳的人。 careful仔细的；serious严肃的；calm冷静的；modest谦虚的。根据“As a lawyer, he can stay cool when most people would get angry.”可知，作为律师，大多数人会生气时他能保持冷静，因此此处指丈夫是个非常沉稳的人。故选C。 3．句意：他为了我们的这次旅行，花了几周时间调研餐厅，而La Dilettante在他的“必去”清单榜首！ controlling控制；researching研究；reporting报道；guessing猜测。根据“He had spent weeks…restaurants for our trip”可知，此处指丈夫花了几周时间调研餐厅。故选B。 4．句意：“咱们就试试这家吧。”我指着隔壁的餐馆说。 restaurant餐馆；hotel酒店；museum博物馆；theater剧院。根据前文可知，作者与丈夫在找吃饭的地方，因此此处指另一个餐厅。故选A。 5．句意：我简直不敢相信他居然同意了！ promised承诺；replied回复；insisted坚持；agreed同意。根据“Fine. Whatever.”可知，“行吧，随便”，说明丈夫同意了。故选D。 6．句意：他们所有人都好奇地看着我们。 patiently耐心地；curiously好奇地；proudly自豪地；sadly难过地。根据“The room was full of men wearing dirty work clothes. All of them watched us…”可知，餐馆里都是穿脏工装的本地人，看到作者夫妇这两个外国人，应是好奇地盯着他们看。故选B。 7．句意：正当我们要离开时，一个高大的女人朝我们招手，让我们跟着她。 follow跟着；contact联系；force迫使；admire敬佩。根据“a big woman waved for us to…her.”可知，此处指一个胖女人朝他们招手，示意他们跟着她入座。故选A。 8．句意：他回答道：“不，咱们先看看菜单。” ticket票；time时间；price价格；menu菜单。根据“let’s check the…first.”可知，此处指落座之后看菜单。故选D。 9．句意：我再次提议：“咱们走吧。” complained抱怨；considered考虑；suggested建议；explained解释。根据“‘Let’s go,’ I…again.”可知，服务员没问就上了菜，作者感到诧异，再次提议“咱们走吧”。故选C。 10．句意：我们放松地靠在椅子上，满心愉悦。 pleased高兴的；scared害怕的；ashamed羞愧的；worried担忧的。根据“After that, we got local cheese, which was really perfect. We relaxed into our chairs…”可知，二人吃到了美味的沙拉、本地奶酪，还喝了红酒，因此放松地靠在椅子上，心情是愉悦的。故选A。 先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。 One day a little boy decided to go on a journey. He wasn’t quite sure how long his journey would take, so he packed a suitcase (行李箱). He started down the road very happily on his own, but then he noticed some deep holes in the road. He succeeded in going around them and kept on 1 . Suddenly some rocks started coming at him, some of which he could catch and throw away, some he could jump clear of, but others hit him and they 2 him. He could see the other roads from where he was and he saw his friends were on these roads. They were having a good time and their roads were 3 roads. Then this road stopped and right in front of him was a very high cliff (悬崖). The little boy wanted to take that easy road and get to the end without cuts and bruises (伤痕), but he 4 to go on. He started 5 the cliff, sometimes he would slip and fall a little bit but he managed to carry on. Finally he got to the top. He was so proud of himself. His friends were already there 6 and they asked, “What took you so long?” The little boy replied, “My journey was not an easy one. I had many obstacles (障碍) to overcome, 7 during my journey I learned that I have great 8 inside to carry on, and that I have courage. I learned to 9 that small voice inside me, my abilities, and myself. I learned that sometimes a 10 can be easy and sometimes very tough. The biggest thing I learned was not to give up but to keep going forward to reach my goal.” The little boy turned to his friends, smiled, and asked them, “What did you learn on your journey?” 1．A．thinking B．running C．walking D．picking 2．A．rubbed B．trapped C．hurt D．covered 3．A．busy B．wide C．short D．easy 4．A．decided B．refused C．agreed D．feared 5．A．jumping B．climbing C．sliding D．flying 6．A．waiting B．crying C．singing D．screaming 7．A．so B．or C．but D．and 8．A．life B．strength C．dream D．chance 9．A．record B．explain C．tell D．trust 10．A．journey B．task C．life D．trick 【答案】 1．C 2．C 3．D 4．A 5．B 6．A 7．C 8．B 9．D 10．A 【导语】本文讲述了一个小男孩独自踏上旅程的故事。他在路上遇到了许多困难和障碍，但他没有选择放弃或走容易的路，而是坚持攀登，最终到达了山顶。通过这次经历，他学会了坚持、勇气和信任自己，明白了人生旅程的意义。 1．句意：他成功地绕过了它们，继续往前走。 thinking思考；running跑；walking行走；picking挑选。根据前文“He started down the road very happily on his own”可知，他是在路上行走，绕过坑洞后继续行走，故选C。 2．句意：突然，一些岩石开始朝他飞来，有些他能抓住并扔开，有些他能跳过去避开，但其他的石头击中了他，弄伤了他。 rubbed擦；trapped困住；hurt伤害；covered覆盖。根据前文“some hit him”可知，石头击中他，会对他造成伤害，故选C。 3．句意：他们玩得很开心，他们的路都是平坦易行的道路。 busy忙碌的；wide宽阔的；short短的；easy容易的。根据前文“having a good time”以及对比小男孩自己充满障碍的路可知，朋友们的路是容易走的，故选D。 4．句意：小男孩想走那条容易的路，顺利到达终点而不受伤，但他决定继续前进。 decided决定；refused拒绝；agreed同意；feared害怕。根据but表示转折，以及后文他继续攀登悬崖可知，他最终决定继续前进，故选A。 5．句意：他开始攀登悬崖，有时会滑倒，但他还是坚持了下来。 jumping跳；climbing攀登；sliding滑行；flying飞。根据前文“a very high cliff”可知，面对悬崖需要攀登，故选B。 6．句意：他的朋友们已经在那里等着了，他们问：“你怎么花了这么长时间？” waiting等待；crying哭；singing唱歌；screaming尖叫。根据后文朋友们问他为什么这么久，可知他们先到并在等他，故选A。 7．句意：我的旅程并不轻松。我有很多障碍需要克服，但在旅程中我学会了内心有坚持下去的巨大力量，并且我拥有勇气。 so所以；or或者；but但是；and和。前后句为转折关系，表示虽然有障碍，但学到了东西，故选C。 8．句意：我的旅程并不轻松。我有很多障碍需要克服，但在旅程中我学会了内心有坚持下去的巨大力量，并且我拥有勇气。 life生命；strength力量；dream梦想；chance机会。根据后文“to carry on”可知，是内心有坚持下去的力量，故选B。 9．句意：我学会了信任内心的那个声音，信任我的能力，信任我自己。 record记录；explain解释；tell告诉；trust信任。根据前文所学到的道理，以及后文“my abilities, and myself”，可知是学会信任，故选D。 10．句意：我学会了有时旅程可以是容易的，有时也可以是非常艰难的。 journey旅程；task任务；life生命；trick把戏。根据全文讲述小男孩的旅程经历，以及前文“My journey was not an easy one”可知，此处总结旅程的特点，故选A。 “We’ll see you around lunchtime, Dad,” said Mark. He then walked over to his younger brother Jason. “Boys, please take more water,” their dad David Saldavar 1 . “Two bottles each isn’t going to be enough. I used to volunteer to help hikers here, and the temperatures by late morning in July…” Mark cut in 2 , saying, “Dad, we’ll be fine. We hiked in Big Bend when we lived here, remember? We’ll only be gone for a few hours, and I have my cell phone.” But David was still 3 . Five years ago, he hiked in Big Bend National Park with his sons. Today he had to join an online work meeting, so the boys would be on their own. David watched his sons set off along the canyon trail (峡谷小径). It promised beautiful views of the mountains, but offered little shade. The brothers made good 4 in their first few hours of hiking. The air was cool and Mark managed to take some amazing wildlife photos. By early afternoon, each had only one bottle of water left. But Mark felt it would be enough for the rest of the hike. They continued, but the sun beat down harder with every step. They stopped for a drink. Jason quickly 5 his bottle but he was still thirsty. Mark handed him his own bottle. At that moment, Mark realized he did not know as much about hiking in the canyon as he had thought he did, 6 he decided to call their dad for help. The boys sat on a rock and waited. Within an hour, their dad appeared with more water. “Is everyone OK?” David asked. “We’re just fine,” Mark replied with a 7 smile. As they slowly made their way back, Mark said, “You were right, Dad. No one knows 8 about the wilderness. We didn’t pay as much attention to what you said as we should have. I’ll be sure to take all your hiking advice in the future.” “So, will you plan 9 next time?” “Certainly,” Mark said. “Unlike this time, we’ll check the weather, pack more water, and tell someone exactly where we’re going.” His dad nodded. “That’s wise. Remember, every hike teaches you something—if you’re willing to listen.” “That’s right. Hiking is fun,” his dad concluded, “but being 10 is always important, whether it’s your first trail or your fiftieth.” 1．A．wondered B．suggested C．promised D．complained 2．A．curiously B．excitedly C．seriously D．confidently 3．A．angry B．worried C．calm D．relaxed 4．A．effort B．choices C．decisions D．progress 5．A．filled B．opened C．emptied D．dropped 6．A．so B．or C．but D．since 7．A．weak B．proud C．warm D．cold 8．A．nothing B．anything C．something D．everything 9．A．quickly B．creatively C．secretly D．differently 10．A．needed B．prepared C．allowed D．supported 【答案】 1．B 2．D 3．B 4．D 5．C 6．A 7．A 8．D 9．D 10．B 【导语】本文讲述兄弟俩不听父亲建议，徒步旅行时因准备不足而缺水，最终意识到安全准备的重要性。 1．句意：“孩子们，你们得多带点水啊，”他们的父亲大卫·萨尔达瓦尔建议。 wondered想知道；suggested建议；promised承诺；complained抱怨。根据“ Boys, please take more water”可知父亲建议多带水。故选B。 2．句意：马克自信地插话道：“爸爸，我们不会有事的……” curiously好奇地；excitedly兴奋地；seriously严肃地；confidently自信地。根据“Dad, we’ll be fine. We hiked in Big Bend when we lived here, remember? We’ll only be gone for a few hours, and I have my cell phone.”可知他态度自信。故选D。 3．句意：但是大卫仍很担心。 angry生气的；worried担心的；calm平静的；relaxed放松的。根据前文他对水量的担忧及“Today he had to join an online work meeting, so the boys would be on their own.”可知他无法陪同，很担心孩子们。故选B。 4．句意：兄弟俩在最初的几个小时徒步旅行中进展顺利。 effort努力；choices选择；decisions决定；progress进展。根据“took some amazing wildlife photos”可知他们进展顺利。故选D。 5．句意：杰森迅速把他的瓶子里的水喝光了，但他还是很渴。 filled装满；opened打开；emptied使变空；dropped掉落。根据“still thirsty”和“Mark handed him his own bottle.”可知杰森喝完了自己瓶里的水。故选C。 6．句意：就在那时，马克意识到自己对峡谷徒步旅行的了解远没有自己以为的那么多，于是他决定打电话向他们的爸爸求助。 so因此；or或者；but但是；since自从。根据“he did not know as much about hiking in the canyon as he had thought he did, ...he decided to call their dad for help.”可知，因为了解不多，所以向父亲求助。前后为因果关系。故选A。 7．句意：“我们一切都好。”马克带着勉强的微笑回答道。 weak虚弱的；proud骄傲的；warm温暖的；cold冷漠的。根据缺水困境和“The boys sat on a rock and waited.”可知马克是虚弱的。故选A。 8．句意：没有人能了解野外的一切情况。 nothing无事；anything任何事；something某事；everything一切。根据“No one knows...about the wilderness. We didn’t pay as much attention to what you said...”可知他强调认知的局限性，没有人能了解野外的一切情况。故选D。 9．句意：那么，下次你会做出不同规划吗？ quickly快速地；creatively创意地；secretly秘密地；differently不同地。根据“unlike this time”可知会改变方式。故选D。 10．句意：但做好充分准备始终是重要的，无论这是你第一次踏上这条小径，还是第五十次了。 needed需要；prepared准备；allowed允许；supported支持。根据“we’ll check the weather, pack more water, and tell someone exactly where we’re going.”和全文语境可知主旨是徒步旅行前需做好准备。故选B。 先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。 Melody balanced on the edge of the half-pipe (U字形滑道边缘), heart beating fast. Patrick, another skater, 1 . “Good job, Melody!” He was in Grade 9 and Melody was in Grade 8. They were in the same school. When it was Melody’s 2 again, her skateboard 3 shot (冲) out from under her! Her arms were badly hurt. She tried but 4 to move her arms. “Let’s get you to the doctor, sweetie,” Mom said. “Six weeks, and you’ll be 5 new,” said the doctor from the Medi-Center, finishing up the cast (石膏). On the way home, Melody and her mom passed the skate park. Melody read the big sign painted on the wall: NO FEAR. Melody thought about those words a lot and often dreamt of herself skateboarding over the next six weeks. But every time she thought of the crash, she was 6 . Still, as soon as the cast came off, Melody and her mom returned to the skate park. Just take it slow, Mom called from the bench. Melody glided (滑行) around for a while—she 7 the half-pipe more than anything. “Hey Melody, welcome back!” Patrick called when she was looking up. “Butterflies in your stomach? Don’t worry. You can 8 it,” Patrick said. Could she do it? No fear. After a long minute, Melody nodded, and climbed to the top. She set up, took a deep breath, and… YESSS! “Sometimes, even when you’re a little 9 , you just have to believe in yourself,” Melody thought. Patrick skated by. And it always helps to have a 10 who believes in you too. 1．A．wondered B．laughed C．cheered D．imagined 2．A．role B．choice C．appearance D．turn 3．A．slowly B．luckily C．suddenly D．easily 4．A．managed B．failed C．decided D．agreed 5．A．as good as B．as well as C．as long as D．as soon as 6．A．serious B．nervous C．bored D．tired 7．A．missed B．praised C．hated D．remembered 8．A．refuse B．survive C．fix D．make 9．A．surprised B．scared C．impatient D．curious 10．A．doctor B．parent C．classmate D．friend 【答案】 1．C 2．D 3．C 4．B 5．A 6．B 7．A 8．D 9．B 10．D 【导语】本文讲述了Melody在练习滑板时意外受伤，康复后因恐惧不敢再次尝试，在回到滑板场后，朋友Patrick的鼓励让她鼓起勇气，克服恐惧，重新站上滑道，并明白了即使害怕也要相信自己，同时拥有相信自己的朋友非常重要。 1．句意：另一位滑板手帕特里克欢呼道。 wondered想知道；laughed大笑；cheered欢呼；imagined想象。根据“Good job, Melody!”可知，这是帕特里克对梅洛迪的欢呼，故选C。 2．句意：当再次轮到梅洛迪时，她的滑板突然从她身下滑了出去！ role角色；choice选择；appearance外貌；turn轮次。根据“When it was Melody’s...again”可知，此处指再次轮到梅洛迪，故选D。 3．句意：当再次轮到梅洛迪时，她的滑板突然从她身下滑了出去！ slowly缓慢地；luckily幸运地；suddenly突然地；easily容易地。根据“shot (冲) out from under her”可知，滑板是突然滑出去的，故选C。 4．句意：她试图移动手臂，但失败了。 managed设法做到；failed失败；decided决定；agreed同意。根据“She tried but...to move her arms.”以及“Let’s get you to the doctor, sweetie,”可知，梅洛迪试图移动手臂，但失败了，故选B。 5．句意：六周后，你会几乎像新的一样。 as good as和……几乎一样；as well as和……一样好，也；as long as只要；as soon as一……就……。根据“Six weeks, and you’ll be...new”可知，此处指六周后，梅洛迪会像新的一样好，此处修饰形容词new，用as good as，故选A。 6．句意：但每次想到那次摔倒，她就很紧张。 serious严肃的；nervous紧张的；bored无聊的；tired疲惫的。根据“But every time she thought of the crash, she was...”以及“Butterflies in your stomach?”可知，想到撞车，梅洛迪会很紧张，故选B。 7．句意：梅洛迪滑行了一会儿，她最想念的就是U字形滑道。 missed想念；praised赞扬；hated讨厌；remembered记得。根据“Melody glided (滑行) around for a while-she...the half-pipe more than anything.”可知，梅洛迪最想念的就是U字形滑道，故选A。 8．句意：你能做到的。 refuse拒绝；survive幸存；fix修理；make做到。根据“Don’t worry.”以及“You can...it”可知，此处指帕特里克鼓励梅洛迪，告诉她能做到，make it“做到，成功”，故选D。 9．句意：有时候，即使你有点害怕，你也要相信自己。 surprised惊讶的；scared害怕的；impatient不耐烦的；curious好奇的。根据“Sometimes, even when you’re a little...you just have to believe in yourself”以及“Could she do it? No fear.”可知，此处指即使有点害怕，也要相信自己，故选B。 10．句意：而且有一个相信你的朋友也总是很有帮助。 doctor医生；parent父/母亲；classmate同学；friend朋友。根据“who believes in you too”以及“He was in Grade 9 and Melody was in Grade 8. They were in the same school.”可知，此处指有一个相信你的朋友，故选D。 Jenna, a popular girl from Westwood Middle School, had graduated first in her class and was ready for new challenges in high school. 1 , high school was different. In the first week, Jenna went to try out for cheerleaders. She was competing (竞争) 2 very talented girls, and she knew it would be difficult for her to succeed. Two hours later, the coach read the 3 of the girls for a second tryout. Her heart dropped as it ended without her name. Feeling sad, she walked home carrying her schoolbag full of homework. Arriving home, she started with math. She had always been a good math student, but now she was in trouble. She 4 on to English and history, and found that she had no difficulty with those subjects. Feeling 5 , she decided not to worry about math right now. The next day Jenna went to see Mrs. Biden about working for the school newspaper. Mrs. Biden wasn’t as excited as Jenna. “I’m sorry, but we have had enough 6 for the newspaper already. Come back next year and we’ll talk then.” Jenna smiled 7 and left. “Why is high school so hard?” she sighed (叹气). Later in math class, Jenna devoted herself to working out the problems that had given her so much 8 . By the end of class, she understood how to get them right. As she gathered her books, Jenna decided she’d continue to try to 9 in at her new school. She wasn’t sure if she’d succeed, but she knew she had to try. High school was just as her mom had said, “You will feel like a small fish in a big pool 10 a big fish in a small one. The challenge is to become the best fish you can be.” 1．A．Otherwise B．Moreover C．Anyway D．However 2．A．against B．beside C．above D．for 3．A．choice B．team C．picture D．list 4．A．kept B．moved C．carried D．depended 5．A．better B．lonelier C．crazier D．lovelier 6．A．readers B．speakers C．cheerleaders D．writers 7．A．proudly B．warmly C．weakly D．brightly 8．A．pleasure B．sadness C．trouble D．hope 9．A．put B．fit C．get D．cut 10．A．according to B．next to C．instead of D．because of 【答案】 1．D 2．A 3．D 4．B 5．A 6．D 7．C 8．C 9．B 10．C 【导语】本文讲述初中优秀毕业生Jenna升入高中后遭遇挫折，最终调整心态积极面对挑战的故事。 1．句意：然而，高中是不同的。 Otherwise否则；Moreover此外；Anyway无论如何；However然而。根据前文“Jenna, a popular girl from Westwood Middle School”与后文“high school was different”可知是转折关系，故选D。 2．句意：她要与非常出色的女选手们竞争，而且她知道自己要想成功会非常困难。 against与……对抗；beside在旁边；above在……上方；for为了。compete against sb.是固定搭配，表示“与某人竞争”，故选A。 3．句意：两个小时后，教练公布了第二轮选拔的名单。 choice选择；team团队；picture图片；list名单。根据后文“without her name”可知是宣读名单，故选D。 4．句意：于是她接着学习了英语和历史，发现这些科目对她来说并不难。 kept保持；moved转向；carried携带；depended依赖。根据“she started with math”和“on to English and history”可知转向其他科目，move on to是固定搭配，表示“接着进行”，故选B。 5．句意：感觉好些后，她决定现在暂时不担心数学了。 better更好；lonelier更孤独；crazier更疯狂；lovelier更可爱。根据前文“she had no difficulty with those subjects”可知，其他科目无困难，情绪应好转，故选A。 6．句意：很抱歉，但校报已经有足够多的撰稿人了。 readers读者；speakers演讲者；cheerleaders啦啦队员；writers撰稿人。根据“working for school newspaper”的语境可知是校报撰稿人，故选D。 7．句意：Jenna微微一笑，离开了。 proudly骄傲地；warmly热情地；weakly虚弱地；brightly明亮地。根据被拒后的沮丧情绪，smile weakly“微微一笑”，符合语境，故选C。 8．句意：在数学课上，Jenna全身心地投入到那些让她感到非常棘手的题目中去。 pleasure快乐；sadness悲伤；trouble困难；hope希望。根据前文“She had always been a good math student, but now she was in trouble.”可知，数学让她陷入困境，故选C。 9．句意：在收拾书包的时候，Jenna决定她会继续努力适应新学校。 put放置；fit适应；get得到；cut切割。根据“try to...in at her new school”可知是融入新学校，“fit in”表示“适应”，符合语境，故选B。 10．句意：你会感觉自己就像大池塘里的小鱼而不是小池塘里的大鱼。 according to根据；next to旁边；instead of而不是；because of因为。根据“a small fish in a big pool...a big fish in a small one”可知，此处强调对比选择，故选C。 “Shoulders square, knees high, pump hard!” Kenny heard every word from Coach Fisher, but his mind was somewhere else. Last night’s 1 talk with his dad kept replaying in his mind. “Get enough sleep. Eat light in the morning. Run two laps and...”. His dad had been giving 2 on every detail, as usual. “What time does your race start?” “I... I don’t know,” Kenny lied, looking at his feet. “Do you have to go?” “Well,” his dad 3 . “It’s not that I HAVE to. It’s that I WANT to.” “Yeah, I know, but...” Kenny continued. “It’s just that you make me 4 , Dad. I think I’ll do better... on my own.” Kenny’s dad turned away 5 . Kenny saw his face and knew he’d made a mistake. “Sure. I get it,” his dad said, leaving Kenny with his thoughts. “Now,” Coach Fisher’s voice cut. “Remember-run through the finish line!” At the starting line, Kenny felt excited and sorry. He’d done everything Dad said-slept early, ate lightly, practised hard. But something still 6 on him. BANG! The race began. Kenny had a good start and pushed bis body to the limit. Go, go, go! Wind hit his face. Other runners became shadows. Kenny felt as if he was flying. Push, push, push. Was he 7 ? He leaned forward. Don’t run to it, run through it. He felt the tape snap across his chest. He’d done it! He’d won! It was a personal record but it didn’t feel as good as he 8 . Kenny looked at the medal in his hand. The round gold medal felt heavy and cool in his hand. He wanted to 9 it to someone... but that someone wasn’t there. “Nice race, Kenny,” Coach Fisher said. “By the way, would you go check the top stand before we leave?” Climbing up, Kenny suddenly stopped. At the top of the stands, taped to the bag above the last row, was a small handwritten sign. It said simply, I was here. 10 of you. Kenny smiled, eyes watery. He knew that handwriting. 1．A．inactive B．cheerful C．unhappy D．meaningful 2．A．courage B．challenge C．support D．advice 3．A．accepted B．explained C．repeated D．complained 4．A．busy B．scared C．energetic D．stressed 5．A．excitedly B．slowly C．hurriedly D．smoothly 6．A．weighed B．counted C．impressed D．insisted 7．A．passing B．winning C．celebrating D．waiting 8．A．managed B．expected C．required D．achieved 9．A．show B．send C．offer D．lend 10．A．Tired B．Guilty C．Proud D．Confident 【答案】 1．C 2．D 3．B 4．D 5．B 6．A 7．B 8．B 9．A 10．C 【导语】本文讲述了肯尼在比赛前后，因和父亲的交流及比赛中的经历，而产生一系列情感和认知变化的故事。 1．句意：昨晚与父亲的不愉快谈话在他脑海中不断回放。 inactive不活跃的；cheerful愉快的；unhappy不愉快的；meaningful有意义的。根据后文肯尼和父亲的对话可知，这次谈话让肯尼感觉不好，所以是不愉快的谈话。故选C。 2．句意：和往常一样，他父亲就每一个细节给出建议。 courage勇气；challenge挑战；support支持；advice建议。根据“Get enough sleep. Eat light in the morning. Run two laps...”可知父亲是在给肯尼比赛相关的建议。故选D。 3．句意：“嗯，”他父亲解释道。 accepted接受；explained解释；repeated重复；complained抱怨。根据“It’s not that I HAVE to. It’s that I WANT to.”可知父亲在解释自己想去看比赛的原因。故选B。   4．句意：只是你让我压力很大，爸爸。 busy忙碌的；scared害怕的；energetic精力充沛的；stressed有压力的。根据“Dad. I think I’ll do better... on my own.”可知肯尼觉得父亲的参与让自己有压力。故选D。 5．句意：肯尼的爸爸慢慢地转过身去。 excitedly兴奋地；slowly慢慢地；hurriedly匆忙地；smoothly顺利地。根据“Kenny saw his face and knew he’d made a mistake.”可知父亲听到肯尼的话后，应该是比较失落、缓慢地转身。故选B。 6．句意：但仍有一件事让他忧心忡忡。 weighed压在……上（使担忧、焦虑）；counted数数；impressed给……深刻印象；insisted坚持。根据语境，肯尼和父亲有不愉快的交流，虽然按父亲说的做了准备，但这件事还是让他心里有负担。故选A。 7．句意：他要赢了吗？ passing经过；winning赢；celebrating庆祝；waiting等待。根据“He felt the tape snap across his chest. He’d done it! He’d won!”可知这里是在比赛过程中，他在想自己是否要赢了。故选B。 8．句意：这是个人最好成绩，但却没有达到他所期望的那种好的感觉。 managed设法完成；expected期望；required要求；achieved实现。根据前文肯尼和父亲的矛盾，可知他虽然赢了，但没有达到自己期望中那种胜利的感觉。故选B。 9．句意：他想把奖牌给某人……但那个人却不在。 show展示；send发送；offer提供；lend借出。根据“The round gold medal felt heavy and cool in his hand. He wanted to…it to someone”可知，肯尼想向某人展示奖牌。故选A。 10．句意：为你骄傲。 Tired疲惫的；Guilty内疚的；Proud骄傲的；Confident自信的。根据语境，父亲来看肯尼比赛，纸条表达的是父亲为他骄傲。故选C。 先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 It was a cold snowy evening. Tommy was running as fast as he could, paying attention to 1 but his final stop: the shop on the street corner. Two weeks ago, he saw sculptures of Marvel superheroes on the shelves and felt he had to have one. He’s been walking the neighbor’s dog ever since then to earn money to realize his little dream. He was so 2 that he hardly noticed the world around him. Maybe that’s why he fell heavily on the frozen road. As soon as he entered the shop, he went 3 to the shelves with lots of sculptures. All the heroes that he 4 were displayed: Hulk, Thor, Captain America, Iron Man and many more. With his heart beating like crazy, he 5 for Spider-man. “You like these. True believer?” Tommy turned around. An old man was standing behind him with a wide smile on his face. “Y-yes...they are awesome!” answered Tommy. “They are strong and fast and help other people a lot! I wish I could be a superhero too.” “Then become one!” said the old man. “But 6 ?” Tommy answered in surprise. “I don’t have any superpowers.” “And why would you need them?” the old man smiled. He squatted and put his hands on Tommy’s arms. “Did you know that shopkeeper lady over there has a 7 husband? I’ve never heard a word of complaint from her. She’s been working hard and taking care of him for years. And this person—” he 8 at a redhead man who just entered the shop. “He’s saved countless lives. He never gives up no matter how dangerous the situation seems to be. He is a 9 .” The old man looked at Tommy in the eyes and smiled. “You don’t need a superpower to be a hero for someone else. The 10 of a super hero starts not in the mind, not in the muscle, but in the heart.” 1．A．something B．anything C．nothing D．everything 2．A．surprised B．relaxed C．satisfied D．excited 3．A．back B．straight C．heavily D．slowly 4．A．admired B．praised C．introduced D．encouraged 5．A．wished B．waited C．searched D．reached 6．A．what B．when C．how D．why 7．A．lazy B．cold C．rude D．disabled 8．A．pointed B．shouted C．laughed D．knocked 9．A．zookeeper B．firefighter C．bookseller D．shoemaker 10．A．path B．challenge C．courage D．risk 【答案】 1．C 2．D 3．B 4．A 5．D 6．C 7．D 8．A 9．B 10．A 【导语】本文讲述了一个叫Tommy的男孩在寒冷的雪夜跑去商店，想要购买他心仪的漫威超级英雄雕塑。他通过帮邻居遛狗攒钱，终于有机会实现梦想。在商店里，他遇到了一位老人，老人通过举例说明，真正的英雄不需要超能力，而是需要内心的勇气。 1．句意：Tommy尽可能快地跑着，除了他最终的目的地——街角的商店外，什么都不关注。 something某物；anything任何事；nothing没有东西；everything一切。根据固定搭配“pay attention to nothing but...”可知，此处表示Tommy只关注商店，别的什么都不关注，故选C。 2．句意：他如此兴奋，以至于几乎没有注意到周围的世界。 surprised惊讶的；relaxed放松的；satisfied满意的；excited兴奋的。根据上下文“He’s been walking the neighbor’s dog ever since then to earn money to realize his little dream.”可知，Tommy为实现梦想努力赚钱，所以他现在很兴奋，故选D。 3．句意：一进商店，他径直走向摆满雕塑的架子。 back返回；straight径直；heavily沉重地；slowly缓慢地。根据“As soon as he entered the shop, he went...to the shelves with lots of sculptures.”可知，此处使用固定搭配“went straight to”，表示“径直”，体现Tommy急切直奔目标，故选B。 4．句意：所有他钦佩的英雄都陈列着：浩克、雷神、美国队长、钢铁侠等等。 admired钦佩；praised赞扬；introduced介绍；encouraged鼓励。根据列举的英雄角色“Hulk, Thor, Captain America, Iron Man and many more”可知，此处强调Tommy对英雄的仰慕，故选A。 5．句意：他的心像疯了一样跳动，他伸手去拿蜘蛛侠。 wished希望；waited等待；searched寻找；reached到达。根据“he...for Spiderman.”可知，此处用“reach for”表示伸手去拿，符合他来商店的目的。故选D。 6．句意：“但如何成为英雄？”Tommy惊讶地回答。 what什么；when何时；how如何；why为什么。根据后文“I don’t have any superpowers.”可知，Tommy认为自己没有超能力，所以他疑惑如何成为超级英雄，故选C。 7．句意：你知道那边的店主女士有一个残疾的丈夫吗？ lazy懒惰的；cold冷漠的；rude粗鲁的；disabled残疾的。根据后文“I’ve never heard a word of complaint from her. She’s been working hard and taking care of him for years.”可知，店长女士长期照顾丈夫，推断丈夫身体不便，故选D。 8．句意：他指向刚进店的红发男子。 pointed指向；shouted大喊；laughed大笑；knocked敲打。根据“he...at a redhead man who just entered the shop.”可知，“pointed at”是描述指向某人的标准动作，符合语境。故选A。 9．句意：他是一名消防员。 zookeeper动物园管理员；firefighter消防员；bookseller书商；shoemaker鞋匠。根据“He’s saved countless lives. He never gives up no matter how dangerous the situation seems to be.”可知，红发男子的工作性质是“救人性命”和“面对危险”，推测他是一名消防员，故选B。 10．句意：成为超级英雄的道路始于内心，而非头脑或肌肉。 path道路；challenge挑战；courage勇气；risk风险。结合全文可知，此处老人强调成为英雄的道路始于内心，故选A。 先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。 “It’s my birthday!” shouted Pankaj. He had 1 364 days for his seventh birthday. He hurried downstairs (下楼). His little sister, Avantika, was blowing into a balloon. Dad was hanging colorful streamers. Mom was baking a chocolate cake. “Happy birthday!” they all shouted. At noon, Pankaj opened the door. Aunt Prabha pinched Pankaj’s cheek. “Happy birthday to you,” she sang, 2 a parade of relatives with gifts into the living room. “This is great!” cried Pankaj as he tore (撕开) the wrapping paper off toys, clothes, and skates. “Time for 3 !” called Mom. Pankaj blew out his candles. “I wish …” But he couldn’t tell anyone his wish, or it wouldn’t come true. The next morning, he ran downstairs. Dad was setting up tables and chairs, Avantika was blowing into a balloon, and Mom was icing a cake. Pankaj’s 4 had come true! At noon, the doorbell rang 5 . Aunt Prabha pinched Pankaj’s cheek. He unwrapped more presents. What would Pankaj play with first? The walkie-talkies? The robot from Aunt Sarita? “Time for cake!” He didn’t get a 6 to play with anything. The next day, Pankaj pushed wrapping paper out of the way. He 7 sat down to play with his new race car set, but the doorbell rang. PINCH … Aunt Prabha sang “Happy Birthday.” Pankaj threw action heroes, games, and more clothes onto the 8 mountain of birthday presents. “Time for cake!” Pankaj’s cheek was painful from Aunt Prabha’s pinches. He was sick of eating cakes. Also he was 9 of having a birthday every day. Pankaj knew what he had to do. He blew out his candles. “I wish …” The next morning, Pankaj woke up. He smelled a cake baking. He heard his father whistling “Happy Birthday.” Oh no! It didn’t 10 . “I don’t want it to be my birthday anymore!” Pankaj shouted. 1．A．waited B．spent C．saved D．made 2．A．watching B．choosing C．leading D．creating 3．A．candles B．lunch C．party D．cake 4．A．wish B．promise C．worry D．strength 5．A．anyway B．again C．instead D．later 6．A．method B．challenge C．chance D．suggestion 7．A．wisely B．suddenly C．exactly D．finally 8．A．growing B．dying C．surprising D．disappearing 9．A．glad B．free C．worthy D．tired 10．A．matter B．work C．develop D．survive 【答案】 1．A 2．C 3．D 4．A 5．B 6．C 7．D 8．A 9．D 10．B 【导语】本文主要讲述了Pankaj过生日那天，他很高兴，在许愿时希望每天都是他的生日，但是没过几天，他就后悔了这个决定。终于他没有再希望每天都是他的生日了。 1．句意：他为自己的七岁生日等了364天。 waited等待；spent花费；saved节省；made制造。根据“It’s my birthday”及“364 days for his seventh birthday.”可知，为自己得生日等了364天，故选A。 2．句意：带着一群带着礼物的亲戚走进客厅。 watching观看；choosing选择；leading引领；creating创作。根据“a parade of relatives with gifts into the living room”可知，引领这些亲戚走进客厅，故选C。 3．句意：到了吃蛋糕的时间！ candles蜡烛；lunch午餐；party派对；cake蛋糕。根据“blew out his candles”可知，吹蛋糕上的蜡烛，所以此处指到了吃蛋糕的时间，故选D。 4．句意：Pankaj的愿望实现了！ wish愿望；promise承诺；worry担心；strength力量。根据“I wish”及“come true”可知，许的愿望实现了，故选A。 5．句意：中午，门铃又响了。 anyway无论任何；again再，又；instead代替；later以后。根据“the doorbell rang”可知，门铃又响了，故选B。 6．句意：他没有机会玩任何东西。 method方法；challenge挑战；chance机会；suggestion建议。get a chance to do sth“得到做某事的机会”，故选C。 7．句意：他终于坐下来玩起了他的新赛车。 wisely明智地；suddenly突然；exactly准确地；finally最终。根据“He didn’t get a… to play with anything.”及“sat down to play with his new race car set”可知，现在终于有时间坐下来玩赛车，故选D。 8．句意：Pankaj把动作英雄、游戏和更多的衣服扔到堆积如山的生日礼物上。 growing增长的；dying死亡的；surprising惊讶的；disappearing消失的。根据“mountain of birthday presents”可知，此处指堆积如山的生日礼物，故选A。 9．句意：他也厌倦了每天都过生日。 glad高兴的；free免费的；worthy值得；tired疲惫的。根据“Pankaj’s cheek was painful from Aunt Prabha’s pinches. He was sick of eating cakes.”可知，脸颊每次被阿姨捏得很痛，也吃腻了蛋糕，所以此处指厌倦了每天都过生日，故选D。 10．句意：它没有奏效。 matter要紧；work工作；develop发展；survive活下来。根据“Pankaj’s cheek was painful from Aunt Prabha’s pinches. He was sick of eating cakes. Also he was … of having a birthday every day”及“He smelled a cake baking. He heard his father whistling ‘Happy Birthday.’”可知，他厌倦了过生日，但是第二天早上他还是闻到了烘焙蛋糕的味道，听到了父亲说“生日快乐”，由此可知，他的想法并没有奏效，故选B。 试卷第1页，共3页 试卷第1页，共3页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 专题03 完形填空12篇 （无锡专用） 内容导航 内容速递 中考真题练习 中考模拟练习 内容速递 本资料共12篇专项训练 中考真题练习 聚焦真题 明确考点 各地市联考真题练习 专注模拟 争夺高分 中考真题练习 It was a hot afternoon, and the hour-long bus journey had only just begun. There were only five people on the bus—two young girls and their brother, sitting with their aunt, and a young man, who was sitting alone in the 1 . The young man had already begun to think he’d chosen the wrong bus to take. The children were hot, tired, and bored, and behaving 2 . The youngest girl was singing the first line of a song, over and over again. Everything the aunt said began with ‘Don’t’ and everything the children said began with ‘ 3 ’. “Don’t put your feet on the seat, Cyril!” “Why not?” “Because you’ll make it dirty. And don’t always look at the man. That’s not 4 . Oh, look at those sheep in that field” Nearly every field the bus had travelled past had sheep in it, so the aunt’s 5 was difficult to explain. “Why is that man taking the sheep into the other field?” asked the younger girl. “Perhaps there’s more grass in that field,” 6 the aunt. “But there’s lots of grass in both fields.” “Well, perhaps the grass is better in the other field.” “That doesn’t make any 7 . Why is it better?” came the immediate question from Cyril. The young man was looking angry. “I imagine he doesn’t like 8 .” the aunt thought. “Come and sit over here, all of you, and I’ll tell you a story,” she said. The children did not look at all 9 by the aunt’s offer. They’d obviously heard her stories before, and this one was very boring indeed. “Oh, it’s definitely the most 10 story I’ve ever heard,” said Cyril. “Yes. I didn’t even care to listen to it,” the younger girl said, and began singing the first line of her song again. “You’re not a great success as a storyteller,” said the young man suddenly from the corner. 1．A．back B．corner C．middle D．front 2．A．sadly B．wisely C．badly D．proudly 3．A．Why B．What C．When D．Where 4．A．common B．natural C．polite D．funny 5．A．discovery B．doubt C．praise D．surprise 6．A．replied B．shouted C．repeated D．laughed 7．A．excuse B．trouble C．sense D．difference 8．A．stories B．sheep C．strangers D．children 9．A．excited B．satisfied C．worried D．bored 10．A．humorous B．stupid C．unusual D．serious 中考模拟真题练习 Paul and I were on our school basketball team,The Lions. We loved basketball and were both huge NBA 1 . When not playing on the court, we were watching games on TV. My favourite player was LeBron James while Paul liked Tyrone Bogues best. Bogues was only 1.6 metres tall-the 2 NBA player ever. Guess what? Paul was the same height! Paul knew being shorter than other players 3 that he had to practise more. During all those hours of doing jump shots on his own, he saw Bogues as his 4 . Paul once said, “If Bogues could make it, why not me?” Our coach was not so sure. Paul tried out many times just for making the team. He still usually had to sit in the stands. Everyone knew Paul had real skills, and worked really hard. However, Paul didn’t get a 5 . This week, we were playing our main enemies, The Bears, a team with a perfect record this season-they hadn’t 6 a single game. During the game, suddenly, a player and I crashed into each other. Pain raced through my body. My knee hurt badly. The team gathered around, looking 7 . The last quarter was about to begin, and my team was behind by 10 points. “I don’t think I can play anymore, coach,” I said quietly. “No way,” the coach replied sharply. “We’ve got no more players!” “What about Paul?” someone 8 . “Paul? He can’t play!” “Give him a shot, coach!” I said. “What have we got to lose?” The coach 9 agreed, “Don’t let us down, Paul. It’s your time to shine.” Paul jumped up and rushed onto the court. And clearly, all the extra practice 10 off. He made shot after shot, and the crowd couldn’t stop shouting and cheering. When the game ended, our team had won by two points. “Well,” said the coach as he hit Paul on the shoulder, “you’ve just got your place on the team, big guy!” 1．A．players B．fans C．superstars D．heroes 2．A．shortest B．tallest C．thinnest D．strongest 3．A．proved B．led C．showed D．meant 4．A．pioneer B．coach C．dream D．example 5．A．choice B．review C．chance D．reason 6．A．won B．considered C．lost D．joined 7．A．worried B．energetic C．organized D．guilty 8．A．insisted B．announced C．suggested D．explained 9．A．politely B．generally C．luckily D．finally 10．A．finished B．paid C．pulled D．took Born in a family with a history of getting angry easily, I had always tried to change. Years of treatment reduced the anger inside me, but it was still in there. My husband and I used to live close to a university, where sounds of parties and music extended late into the night. Finally, we decided to move to a 1 part of town. And now, here was this guy, who was setting a new party table within full view of my kitchen window. The 2 of drunk and loud college students flashed across my mind, so I walked up and told him it had to be moved away. “Who the hell are you?” he asked, “And what gives you the right to make such a demand?” Sensing there would be a 3 between the young man and me, my husband came up. As he pulled me away, I 4 at the guy and told him this wasn’t over. I went back home and ate my favorite cookies. When I calmed down, 5 , I was full of shame. Why didn’t other people get angry like me? I looked at the cookies, which I hadn’t intended for apology, but now they seemed to be the best choice to make things 6 . So I walked across the street to the kid’s doorstep with cookies. When the student opened the door, I 7 the plate and told him that the person he met just now—the one with the pointing finger and annoying (使恼怒的) 8 —wasn’t me. At 9 it wasn’t the person I wanted to be. He looked down at the plate and his face 10 . He said he was sorry, too. I walked back across the street, feeling like I’d done wonders. 1．A．cleaner B．quieter C．safer D．busier 2．A．memories B．records C．stories D．fear 3．A．discussion B．war C．conversation D．competition 4．A．looked B．screamed C．laughed D．pointed 5．A．otherwise B．besides C．however D．moreover 6．A．private B．lively C．meaningful D．right 7．A．handed B．threw C．dropped D．took 8．A．songs B．habits C．thoughts D．words 9．A．first B．last C．least D．most 10．A．softened B．darkened C．paled D．fell In April 2024, on the streets of Yizhuang, Beijing, a safety worker in a Baidu Robotaxi said, “Even though I’m sitting 1 the driver’s seat, my hands aren’t on the wheel.” This showed how much Baidu’s self-driving technology has improved. Just a few years ago, human drivers often needed to take over to keep the 2 safe. Baidu’s journey into the self-driving industry began in 2013 when it 3 up the Institute of Deep Learning (IDL). Baidu’s founder (创始人), Li Yanhong, never expected the company to be so 4 to the car industry. But as AI technology developed, he saw that AI could greatly change the car industry. In 2015, the company started its self-driving department. In 2017, Baidu started the Apollo Project, 5 after the famous moon landing mission. In 2019, it got 40 6 to test self-driving cars that could carry passengers on certain roads in Beijing. In 2022, the company got the permits (许可) to run fully driverless robotaxi services and brought out its sixth-generation self-driving cars in 2024. Since 2015, Baidu has spent over 150 billion yuan on research and development for self-driving cars, with more than 20 billion yuan spent every year since 2021. “Baidu’s strength in self-driving cars is in its mapping technology, 7 its high-definition (高清晰度) maps.” said Liu Xu, director of Baidu Intelligent Cloud. These maps help cars understand road situations. They also allow features like self-parking, which are important for these cars to work. Looking to the future, Baidu sees 8 opportunities (机会) in China, where the government supports the 9 and infrastructure (基础设施) is developing quickly. 10 the past 10 years have been full of challenges, Baidu is now close to making its self-driving cars a big business, according to Liu. 1．A．in B．at C．behind D．beside 2．A．seat B．passenger C．ride D．car 3．A．gave B．made C．put D．set 4．A．connected B．compared C．contacted D．communicated 5．A．naming B．named C．was named D．name 6．A．students B．drivers C．licenses D．workers 7．A．specially B．especially C．simply D．exactly 8．A．bad B．poor C．large D．great 9．A．technology B．industry C．agriculture D．science 10．A．Although B．But C．Since D．Because The door handle (把手) of La Dilettante was freezing cold. It was January in Paris, and no one had touched it all day. A sign in the window said “ 1 ”. “Are you serious?” my husband complained. He’s usually a very 2 person. As a lawyer (律师), he can stay cool when most people would get angry. But a restaurant that should be open-yet it wasn’t? He had spent weeks 3 restaurants for our trip, and La Dilettante was at the top of his “must-visit” list! He quickly took out his phone to search for another place to eat. “Let’s just try this one.” I said, pointing to the 4 next door. I was sure he would say no. “Fine. Whatever.” I couldn’t believe he 5 ! Then I opened the door to Café de France. The room was full of men wearing dirty work clothes. All of them watched us 6 . Their looks seemed to say, “Americans? Really?” Just as we were about to leave, a big woman waved (招手) for us to 7 her. She seated us at a small table with a cheap tablecloth. Looking at my husband, I asked, “Do you want to leave?” “No, let’s check the 8 first.” he answered. A waiter came over with a big bowl. “We didn’t order this,” I said. “We don’t take orders here,” he replied, and walked off. “Let’s go,” I 9 again. “No,” my husband said. We looked into the bowl: it was a tasty-looking French salad with bacon pieces and a perfectly soft-boiled egg. I gave my husband a knowing smile as the waiter poured us some wine. After that, we got local cheese, which was really perfect. We relaxed into our chairs, 10 . As we were leaving, I saw a sign behind the bar. It read “You’re in the right place” in French. 1．A．Open B．Closed C．Welcome D．Unlocked 2．A．careful B．serious C．calm D．modest 3．A．controlling B．researching C．reporting D．guessing 4．A．restaurant B．hotel C．museum D．theater 5．A．promised B．replied C．insisted D．agreed 6．A．patiently B．curiously C．proudly D．sadly 7．A．follow B．contact C．force D．admire 8．A．ticket B．time C．price D．menu 9．A．complained B．considered C．suggested D．explained 10．A．pleased B．scared C．ashamed D．worried 先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。 One day a little boy decided to go on a journey. He wasn’t quite sure how long his journey would take, so he packed a suitcase (行李箱). He started down the road very happily on his own, but then he noticed some deep holes in the road. He succeeded in going around them and kept on 1 . Suddenly some rocks started coming at him, some of which he could catch and throw away, some he could jump clear of, but others hit him and they 2 him. He could see the other roads from where he was and he saw his friends were on these roads. They were having a good time and their roads were 3 roads. Then this road stopped and right in front of him was a very high cliff (悬崖). The little boy wanted to take that easy road and get to the end without cuts and bruises (伤痕), but he 4 to go on. He started 5 the cliff, sometimes he would slip and fall a little bit but he managed to carry on. Finally he got to the top. He was so proud of himself. His friends were already there 6 and they asked, “What took you so long?” The little boy replied, “My journey was not an easy one. I had many obstacles (障碍) to overcome, 7 during my journey I learned that I have great 8 inside to carry on, and that I have courage. I learned to 9 that small voice inside me, my abilities, and myself. I learned that sometimes a 10 can be easy and sometimes very tough. The biggest thing I learned was not to give up but to keep going forward to reach my goal.” The little boy turned to his friends, smiled, and asked them, “What did you learn on your journey?” 1．A．thinking B．running C．walking D．picking 2．A．rubbed B．trapped C．hurt D．covered 3．A．busy B．wide C．short D．easy 4．A．decided B．refused C．agreed D．feared 5．A．jumping B．climbing C．sliding D．flying 6．A．waiting B．crying C．singing D．screaming 7．A．so B．or C．but D．and 8．A．life B．strength C．dream D．chance 9．A．record B．explain C．tell D．trust 10．A．journey B．task C．life D．trick “We’ll see you around lunchtime, Dad,” said Mark. He then walked over to his younger brother Jason. “Boys, please take more water,” their dad David Saldavar 1 . “Two bottles each isn’t going to be enough. I used to volunteer to help hikers here, and the temperatures by late morning in July…” Mark cut in 2 , saying, “Dad, we’ll be fine. We hiked in Big Bend when we lived here, remember? We’ll only be gone for a few hours, and I have my cell phone.” But David was still 3 . Five years ago, he hiked in Big Bend National Park with his sons. Today he had to join an online work meeting, so the boys would be on their own. David watched his sons set off along the canyon trail (峡谷小径). It promised beautiful views of the mountains, but offered little shade. The brothers made good 4 in their first few hours of hiking. The air was cool and Mark managed to take some amazing wildlife photos. By early afternoon, each had only one bottle of water left. But Mark felt it would be enough for the rest of the hike. They continued, but the sun beat down harder with every step. They stopped for a drink. Jason quickly 5 his bottle but he was still thirsty. Mark handed him his own bottle. At that moment, Mark realized he did not know as much about hiking in the canyon as he had thought he did, 6 he decided to call their dad for help. The boys sat on a rock and waited. Within an hour, their dad appeared with more water. “Is everyone OK?” David asked. “We’re just fine,” Mark replied with a 7 smile. As they slowly made their way back, Mark said, “You were right, Dad. No one knows 8 about the wilderness. We didn’t pay as much attention to what you said as we should have. I’ll be sure to take all your hiking advice in the future.” “So, will you plan 9 next time?” “Certainly,” Mark said. “Unlike this time, we’ll check the weather, pack more water, and tell someone exactly where we’re going.” His dad nodded. “That’s wise. Remember, every hike teaches you something—if you’re willing to listen.” “That’s right. Hiking is fun,” his dad concluded, “but being 10 is always important, whether it’s your first trail or your fiftieth.” 1．A．wondered B．suggested C．promised D．complained 2．A．curiously B．excitedly C．seriously D．confidently 3．A．angry B．worried C．calm D．relaxed 4．A．effort B．choices C．decisions D．progress 5．A．filled B．opened C．emptied D．dropped 6．A．so B．or C．but D．since 7．A．weak B．proud C．warm D．cold 8．A．nothing B．anything C．something D．everything 9．A．quickly B．creatively C．secretly D．differently 10．A．needed B．prepared C．allowed D．supported 先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。 Melody balanced on the edge of the half-pipe (U字形滑道边缘), heart beating fast. Patrick, another skater, 1 . “Good job, Melody!” He was in Grade 9 and Melody was in Grade 8. They were in the same school. When it was Melody’s 2 again, her skateboard 3 shot (冲) out from under her! Her arms were badly hurt. She tried but 4 to move her arms. “Let’s get you to the doctor, sweetie,” Mom said. “Six weeks, and you’ll be 5 new,” said the doctor from the Medi-Center, finishing up the cast (石膏). On the way home, Melody and her mom passed the skate park. Melody read the big sign painted on the wall: NO FEAR. Melody thought about those words a lot and often dreamt of herself skateboarding over the next six weeks. But every time she thought of the crash, she was 6 . Still, as soon as the cast came off, Melody and her mom returned to the skate park. Just take it slow, Mom called from the bench. Melody glided (滑行) around for a while—she 7 the half-pipe more than anything. “Hey Melody, welcome back!” Patrick called when she was looking up. “Butterflies in your stomach? Don’t worry. You can 8 it,” Patrick said. Could she do it? No fear. After a long minute, Melody nodded, and climbed to the top. She set up, took a deep breath, and… YESSS! “Sometimes, even when you’re a little 9 , you just have to believe in yourself,” Melody thought. Patrick skated by. And it always helps to have a 10 who believes in you too. 1．A．wondered B．laughed C．cheered D．imagined 2．A．role B．choice C．appearance D．turn 3．A．slowly B．luckily C．suddenly D．easily 4．A．managed B．failed C．decided D．agreed 5．A．as good as B．as well as C．as long as D．as soon as 6．A．serious B．nervous C．bored D．tired 7．A．missed B．praised C．hated D．remembered 8．A．refuse B．survive C．fix D．make 9．A．surprised B．scared C．impatient D．curious 10．A．doctor B．parent C．classmate D．friend Jenna, a popular girl from Westwood Middle School, had graduated first in her class and was ready for new challenges in high school. 1 , high school was different. In the first week, Jenna went to try out for cheerleaders. She was competing (竞争) 2 very talented girls, and she knew it would be difficult for her to succeed. Two hours later, the coach read the 3 of the girls for a second tryout. Her heart dropped as it ended without her name. Feeling sad, she walked home carrying her schoolbag full of homework. Arriving home, she started with math. She had always been a good math student, but now she was in trouble. She 4 on to English and history, and found that she had no difficulty with those subjects. Feeling 5 , she decided not to worry about math right now. The next day Jenna went to see Mrs. Biden about working for the school newspaper. Mrs. Biden wasn’t as excited as Jenna. “I’m sorry, but we have had enough 6 for the newspaper already. Come back next year and we’ll talk then.” Jenna smiled 7 and left. “Why is high school so hard?” she sighed (叹气). Later in math class, Jenna devoted herself to working out the problems that had given her so much 8 . By the end of class, she understood how to get them right. As she gathered her books, Jenna decided she’d continue to try to 9 in at her new school. She wasn’t sure if she’d succeed, but she knew she had to try. High school was just as her mom had said, “You will feel like a small fish in a big pool 10 a big fish in a small one. The challenge is to become the best fish you can be.” 1．A．Otherwise B．Moreover C．Anyway D．However 2．A．against B．beside C．above D．for 3．A．choice B．team C．picture D．list 4．A．kept B．moved C．carried D．depended 5．A．better B．lonelier C．crazier D．lovelier 6．A．readers B．speakers C．cheerleaders D．writers 7．A．proudly B．warmly C．weakly D．brightly 8．A．pleasure B．sadness C．trouble D．hope 9．A．put B．fit C．get D．cut 10．A．according to B．next to C．instead of D．because of “Shoulders square, knees high, pump hard!” Kenny heard every word from Coach Fisher, but his mind was somewhere else. Last night’s 1 talk with his dad kept replaying in his mind. “Get enough sleep. Eat light in the morning. Run two laps and...”. His dad had been giving 2 on every detail, as usual. “What time does your race start?” “I... I don’t know,” Kenny lied, looking at his feet. “Do you have to go?” “Well,” his dad 3 . “It’s not that I HAVE to. It’s that I WANT to.” “Yeah, I know, but...” Kenny continued. “It’s just that you make me 4 , Dad. I think I’ll do better... on my own.” Kenny’s dad turned away 5 . Kenny saw his face and knew he’d made a mistake. “Sure. I get it,” his dad said, leaving Kenny with his thoughts. “Now,” Coach Fisher’s voice cut. “Remember-run through the finish line!” At the starting line, Kenny felt excited and sorry. He’d done everything Dad said-slept early, ate lightly, practised hard. But something still 6 on him. BANG! The race began. Kenny had a good start and pushed bis body to the limit. Go, go, go! Wind hit his face. Other runners became shadows. Kenny felt as if he was flying. Push, push, push. Was he 7 ? He leaned forward. Don’t run to it, run through it. He felt the tape snap across his chest. He’d done it! He’d won! It was a personal record but it didn’t feel as good as he 8 . Kenny looked at the medal in his hand. The round gold medal felt heavy and cool in his hand. He wanted to 9 it to someone... but that someone wasn’t there. “Nice race, Kenny,” Coach Fisher said. “By the way, would you go check the top stand before we leave?” Climbing up, Kenny suddenly stopped. At the top of the stands, taped to the bag above the last row, was a small handwritten sign. It said simply, I was here. 10 of you. Kenny smiled, eyes watery. He knew that handwriting. 1．A．inactive B．cheerful C．unhappy D．meaningful 2．A．courage B．challenge C．support D．advice 3．A．accepted B．explained C．repeated D．complained 4．A．busy B．scared C．energetic D．stressed 5．A．excitedly B．slowly C．hurriedly D．smoothly 6．A．weighed B．counted C．impressed D．insisted 7．A．passing B．winning C．celebrating D．waiting 8．A．managed B．expected C．required D．achieved 9．A．show B．send C．offer D．lend 10．A．Tired B．Guilty C．Proud D．Confident 先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 It was a cold snowy evening. Tommy was running as fast as he could, paying attention to 1 but his final stop: the shop on the street corner. Two weeks ago, he saw sculptures of Marvel superheroes on the shelves and felt he had to have one. He’s been walking the neighbor’s dog ever since then to earn money to realize his little dream. He was so 2 that he hardly noticed the world around him. Maybe that’s why he fell heavily on the frozen road. As soon as he entered the shop, he went 3 to the shelves with lots of sculptures. All the heroes that he 4 were displayed: Hulk, Thor, Captain America, Iron Man and many more. With his heart beating like crazy, he 5 for Spider-man. “You like these. True believer?” Tommy turned around. An old man was standing behind him with a wide smile on his face. “Y-yes...they are awesome!” answered Tommy. “They are strong and fast and help other people a lot! I wish I could be a superhero too.” “Then become one!” said the old man. “But 6 ?” Tommy answered in surprise. “I don’t have any superpowers.” “And why would you need them?” the old man smiled. He squatted and put his hands on Tommy’s arms. “Did you know that shopkeeper lady over there has a 7 husband? I’ve never heard a word of complaint from her. She’s been working hard and taking care of him for years. And this person—” he 8 at a redhead man who just entered the shop. “He’s saved countless lives. He never gives up no matter how dangerous the situation seems to be. He is a 9 .” The old man looked at Tommy in the eyes and smiled. “You don’t need a superpower to be a hero for someone else. The 10 of a super hero starts not in the mind, not in the muscle, but in the heart.” 1．A．something B．anything C．nothing D．everything 2．A．surprised B．relaxed C．satisfied D．excited 3．A．back B．straight C．heavily D．slowly 4．A．admired B．praised C．introduced D．encouraged 5．A．wished B．waited C．searched D．reached 6．A．what B．when C．how D．why 7．A．lazy B．cold C．rude D．disabled 8．A．pointed B．shouted C．laughed D．knocked 9．A．zookeeper B．firefighter C．bookseller D．shoemaker 10．A．path B．challenge C．courage D．risk 先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。 “It’s my birthday!” shouted Pankaj. He had 1 364 days for his seventh birthday. He hurried downstairs (下楼). His little sister, Avantika, was blowing into a balloon. Dad was hanging colorful streamers. Mom was baking a chocolate cake. “Happy birthday!” they all shouted. At noon, Pankaj opened the door. Aunt Prabha pinched Pankaj’s cheek. “Happy birthday to you,” she sang, 2 a parade of relatives with gifts into the living room. “This is great!” cried Pankaj as he tore (撕开) the wrapping paper off toys, clothes, and skates. “Time for 3 !” called Mom. Pankaj blew out his candles. “I wish …” But he couldn’t tell anyone his wish, or it wouldn’t come true. The next morning, he ran downstairs. Dad was setting up tables and chairs, Avantika was blowing into a balloon, and Mom was icing a cake. Pankaj’s 4 had come true! At noon, the doorbell rang 5 . Aunt Prabha pinched Pankaj’s cheek. He unwrapped more presents. What would Pankaj play with first? The walkie-talkies? The robot from Aunt Sarita? “Time for cake!” He didn’t get a 6 to play with anything. The next day, Pankaj pushed wrapping paper out of the way. He 7 sat down to play with his new race car set, but the doorbell rang. PINCH … Aunt Prabha sang “Happy Birthday.” Pankaj threw action heroes, games, and more clothes onto the 8 mountain of birthday presents. “Time for cake!” Pankaj’s cheek was painful from Aunt Prabha’s pinches. He was sick of eating cakes. Also he was 9 of having a birthday every day. Pankaj knew what he had to do. He blew out his candles. “I wish …” The next morning, Pankaj woke up. He smelled a cake baking. He heard his father whistling “Happy Birthday.” Oh no! It didn’t 10 . “I don’t want it to be my birthday anymore!” Pankaj shouted. 1．A．waited B．spent C．saved D．made 2．A．watching B．choosing C．leading D．creating 3．A．candles B．lunch C．party D．cake 4．A．wish B．promise C．worry D．strength 5．A．anyway B．again C．instead D．later 6．A．method B．challenge C．chance D．suggestion 7．A．wisely B．suddenly C．exactly D．finally 8．A．growing B．dying C．surprising D．disappearing 9．A．glad B．free C．worthy D．tired 10．A．matter B．work C．develop D．survive 试卷第1页，共3页 试卷第1页，共3页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $