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初三英语期末专题复习题《完形填空》

2019-2020年初三英语期末专题复习题《完形填空》

（一）

Theweatheriscloselyrelated（联系）toourlife．Itisallaroundusallthetime．Itisanimportantpartofourlives．Wecannotcontrolit,butitoftencontrolshowand1welive,whatwedo,whatwewearandwhatweeat．Readthispassageandlearn2abouttheweather．

Whatistheweather

Theweatherisjustthestateoftheatmosphere3anytime,suchastemperature,wind,4,sun,etc．

Whatmakestheweatherchange

Asweknow,noteveryplaceontheearthgetsthesameamountofsunlight．Someplacesget5sunlight．Soit’swarmerinthoseplaces．Someplacesgetlittle6nosunlightinwinter．Thenthoseplaceshavecoldertemperatures．Thesedifferencesintemperaturemaketheairandwater7aroundtheearth．Themovementhelpstotaketheheatenergyfromthesunacrosstheearth．Sothe8changes．

What’sthedifferencebetweenweatherandclimate

Climateisaplace’sweatheroveralongtime．Theweatherchangesfromdaytodayand9fromhourtohour．Itcanbesunnyinthemorning,coldandwetintheafternoon．Buttheclimatechangesvery10overlotsofyears．

1.A.whereB.whichC.whatD.when

2.A.anythingB.nothingC.somethingD.everything

3.A.inB.forC.onD.at

4.A.waterB.rainC.plantD.animal

5.A.muchB.moreC.littleD.less

6.A.andB.soC.orD.but

7.A.moveB.movesC.movedD.moving

8.A.sunB.earthC.weatherD.sunlight

9.A.alreadyB.almostC.everD.even

10.A.differentlyB.slowlyC.carefullyD.easily

（二）

BeforeFather’sDay,Ifoundmyfatherwasunhappybecausehewasoutofwork.IdecidedtocheerhimupbybuyinghimaspecialFather’sDaygift.

OnedayafterschoolI1totheAginswhichwasknownforfashionsandstyles.ItoldAginsthatIwaslookingforaFather’sDaypresent.

“Doyouthinkhe’dlikea2?

”sheasked.“Ithinkhemight.”Itoldher.

She3aSwisswatchandItoldherthatwouldlikeit.

“Howmuchmoneydoyouhave?

”sheasked.

“4dollars.”Ireplied.

“You’resolucky!

”shetoldme.“It’sonly$11.Youstillhave$1forthe5.“ShepackedthewatchandIthankedformybusiness,andIrodeoffhomewiththegiftundermyarm.

Whenmyfatheropenedthegift,heasked6.“Wheredidyougetit?

”

“IboughtitattheAgins.Icostme$11.”Isaid.Myfatherwasshockedintosilence.

Manyyearslater,Ididlearnthatthewatchwasworthseveralhundreddollars,7Iappreciated（赞赏）howwonderfulAginshadbeentome.Ialwaysfelt8thatIneverhadchancetothankher.

“Whatreallyamazesmetothisday…mydaughter.”Myfathersaid,“Lettingyouhavethewatchfor11dollarswas9enough.Butthefactthatsheletyouleavethestorewithadollarforthecardwasatouch（触动）of10.I’llneverforgetit.”

1.A.droveB.tookC.rodeD.started

2.A.watchB.bikeC.purseD.card

3.A.woreoutB.putoutC.triedoutD.tookout

4.A.ThirteenB.TwelveC.ElevenD.One

5.A.cardB.storeC.giftD.style

6.A.sadlyB.amazedlyC.excitedlyD.angrily

7.A.orB.butC.andD.so

8.A.regretfulB.thankfulC.carefulD.useful

9.A.believableB.ableC.unbelievableD.unable

10.A.helpB.regretC.cryD.kindness

（三）

Doyoueverwatcholdmovies?

MaybeyouwillseeonewithCaroleLombard.Shewasafamous___1___inthe1930s.Shediedwhenshewasonly34.Inher___2____lifeshemade70movies!

      Lombard’srealnamewasJaneAlicePeters.In1921,shewasplayingbaseballinthe___3____nearherhome.Amoviedirector___4____heranddecidedtoputherinamovie.Shewasonly13atthetime.Themoviewasoneofthelastsilentmovies.Sheacted（表演）sowellthatshe

___5___theheartsofsomepeople.At16,sheleftschooltoact.

      In1925,shehadanagreementwitha___6____studio,20thCenturyFox.Thestudiogave___7___anewname,andsheactedinseveralfilms.Then,atage18,shewasinabadcaraccident.Theaccidentleftscars（伤疤）onherface.Thestudiobroketheagreement,butshedidnot___8___.Shecontinuedtoact.

      ItwasParamountStudiothatmadeLombarda____9___.Shemademanymoviesforthestudio.Shealsomarriedtwooftheirstars.LombardwasmarriedtoactorWilliamPowellforonly23months.___10___sevenyearslater,shemarriedthegreatloveofherlife,actorClarkGable.ItwasagreatHollywoodlovestory.

1.A.nurse          B.actress      C.doctor        D.teacher

2.A.short          B.lazy          C.long          D.humorous

3.A.kitchen        B.classroom    C.cinema        D.street

4.A.forgot          B.saw          C.hurt          D.pushed

5.A.broke          B.avoided      C.won          D.treated

6.A.dance          B.film          C.music        D.school

7.A.me            B.it            C.her          D.him

8.A.giveup        B.haveatry    C.makesure    D.liftup

9.A.scientist        B.writer        C.driver        D.star

0.A.But            B.Before      C.Since        D.As

（四）

Youngpeopleareoftenunhappywhentheyarewiththeirparents.Theysaythattheirparentsdon’tunderstandthem.Theyoftenthinktheirparentsaretoostrict__1__them.

Parentsoftenfind__2__difficulttowintheirchildren’strustandtheyseemto__3__howtheythemselvesfeltwhentheywereyoung.

Forexample,youngpeopleliketodothingswithoutmuch__4__.It’soneoftheirwaystoshowthattheygrowupandtheycan__5__anydifficultproblems.Olderpeopleworrymoreeasily.Mostofthemplanthingsaheadanddon’tliketheirplanstobechanged.

Sowhenyouwantyourparentstoletyoudo6__,youwillhavebettersuccessifyouaskbeforeyoureallystartdoingit.

Youngpeopleoftenmaketheirparentsangrybyclothestheywear,themusictheyenjoyandsomething__7__.Buttheydon’tmeantocauseanytrouble.Theyjustfeelthat__8__thiswaytheycanbecutofffromtheoldpeople’sworldandtheywanttomakeanewcultureoftheirown.Andiftheirparentsdon’tliketheirmusicorclothesortheirwayofspeech,theyoungpeoplefeelverysad.Sometimesinsteadofgoingoutwiththeirparents,theyjustwanttostayathome__9__anddowhattheylike.

Ifyouplantocontrolyour___10__,you'dbetterwinyourparentsoverandtrytogetthemtounderstandyou.

Ifyourparentsseethatyouhavehighsenseofresponsibility,theywillcertainlygiveyoutherighttodowhatyouwanttodo.

1.A.onB.withC.inD.to

2.A.itB.thisC.thatD.one

3.A.forgetsB.rememberC.forgetD.remembers

4.A.thinkingB.speakingC.readingD.saying

5.A.knowB.findC.findoutD.solve

6.A.anythingB.nothingC.somethingD.everything

7.A.elseB.oneC.oldD.more

8.A.byB.throughC.inD.over

9.A.sadlyB.aloneC.lonelyD.sad

10.A.lifeB.workC.studyD.health

（五）

TheSweetestSight

Iwasinthemostbeautifulcityintheworld,yetIonlywantedhome.

Itwasanamazingweekformyhusbandandme–thetripofalifetime.Monthsago,whenmyhusbandtoldmethathewouldhaveameetinginLondon.Iexpressedmy1togotoEuropetogetherwithhim.Thenweaskedhismotherto2ourtwochildrenandstartedoff.

Duringtheweek’stime,3visitedLondonandParis–asmuchaswecould,BigBen,theLouvreandsoon.Allthesewerebeautifulplacesweexpectedtoseebefore.Wereallyenjoyedourselves.

OnourlastnightinParis,4weenjoyedthenightview（夜景）oftheEiffelTower,myhusbandcalledhome.Hismother5thephone.Inasecond,myhusband’sfacefellandhelookedsoworried.Icouldfeelsomething6happened.

“What’swrong?

”Iasked.

Hedidn’tanswerandcontinuedtolisten.Afewminuteslater,hesaid7tomethatTony,ourseven-year-oldson,hadfallenoffhisbikeand8hisleg.Hemustbesenttohospitalatonce.

Atthatmoment,Parissuddenlylostitscharm（魅力）.

“Idon’twanttobehere!

Ishouldn’tbehere!

Ishouldbehome9mykids!

”

Wehurriedbacktoourhotelandthentotheairport…

Finally,wegothome.Werushedintoourchildren’sbedroom.Seeingourtwochildren,Isuddenlyrealizedthetruth:

thereisno10sight（风景）intheworldthanyourchildren’sfacesthatgreetyouathome.

1.A.questionB.wishC.stepD.place

2.A.lookafterB.talkwithC.findoutD.wakeup

3.A.heB.sheC.weD.they

4.A.afterB.sinceC.thoughD.because

5.A.shoutedB.finishedC.wroteD.answered

6.A.uglyB.usefulC.rightD.bad

7.A.hardlyB.clearlyC.sadlyD.truly

8.A.dancedB.brokenC.thrownD.opened

9.A.towardB.withC.underD.from

10.A.quieterB.richerC.sweeterD.wider

（六）

Sitienei,a90-year-oldKenyangrandmother,hasbecometheworld'soldestprimaryschoolstudent.Sheisstudyingatthelocalprimaryschooltolearntoreadandwrite.Sheisfromasmall1inKenyan,Shehasspentmostofherlife2asamidwife（接生婆）,helpingwomentogivebirthtobabies.Shewantstopassonhermidwifeskillstotheyoung.Shesaidshedidn'thaveachancetogotoschoolwhenshewas3.Soshewantsallthechildreninhervillageto4.

Theheadteacherattheschoolsaid,“I'mproud5her.Sheislovedbyeverypupil.Theyallwanttolearnandplaywith6.Healsosaid,"Sheisdoingwellconsideringher7.IcansayIhaveseenabigdifferenceinthisschool8shecame."

Sitieneioftensaid,"1wanttotellchildren,9girlsinpoorareas,that10willbeyourwealth.”Sheadded,"Witheducation,youcanbewhateveryouwanttobe-adoctor,ateacher,ascientist,andsoon.”

1．A．schoolB