牛津英语中考专题练习完形填空含答案.docx

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牛津英语中考专题练习完形填空含答案

牛津英语2020年专题练习--完形填空

（1）

Justtenyearsago,Oscar,acommondogwasonedayawayfrombeingenthanized（安乐死）intheSPCA,anorganizationwhichhelpedpetsfindowners.Todayheisafamous__1__bybecomingthefirstdogwhohastravelled200,000kmaroundtheworld.

Oscar’sstory_2__in2004intheSPCAinSouthAfrica.Theorganizationfailedtofindasuitable_3__fortheweakandsickdog,sopeopledecidedtohelphimdie__4__.AwomannamedJoanneLefsonsavedhim.

Shewasn’twrong.Oscarhadbeensucha（n）__5__pet,andJoannewantedtoshowhimoffto__6__peoplethatdogsintheSPCAwerenotweakorsick,andcouldbeaperfectpet.Maybetheyalsoneededtogothroughatripofbadluck__7__humans.

In2009,thetwosetoffontheirtourwithaclearpurpose---tryto__8__homesforallthedogsthatliveintheSPCA.Inthelastthreeyears,theyhave_9__manyplacesallaroundtheworld.Sofar,the__10__doghasgonefor“walks”ontheGreatWallofChina__11__alsohasvisitedsomeoftheworld’smost__12__placesliketheEiffelTowerinParis,StatueofLibertyinNewYork,andtheSphinxinEgypt.

Joanne_13__herhousetopayforherdream.Shesaidthather“dogsavingprogram”waseverythingofherlife.Soeventhereislotsof_14__duringtheirjourney,theywillstillnevergiveupand__15__onhelpingotherdogs.

（）1.A.travellerB.artistC.directorD.worker

（）2.A.meantB.endedC.beganD.opened

（）3.A.parkB.homeC.shopD.hospital

（）4.A.bravelyB.suddenlyC.willinglyD.peacefully

（）5.A.amazingB.awfulC.boringD.interesting

（）6.A.warnB.tellC.encourageD.ask

（）7.A.likeB.unlikeC.asD.differentfrom

（）8.A.repairB.findC.buildD.get

（）9.A.managedB.leftC.watchedD.visited

（）10.A.happyB.funnyC.luckyD.old

（）11.A.andB.yetC.soD.but

（）12.A.freeBfamous.C.creativeD.special

（）13.A.cleanedB.boughtC.soldD.chose

（）14.A.funB.sadnessC.experienceD.difficulty

（）15.A.actB.allowedC.goD.live

（2）

Today,I'mgoingtotellyouaboutabigfanoffootball.

As1knows,the2018FIFAWorldCupwasheldsuccessfullyinRussia,2thefinalinthecapitalcity—MoscowonJuly15.Asacrazyfanoffootball,46-year-oldLiuJinsongfromHunanprovince3toridetheretowatchthefinalonthescene.Hisbikewasboughtayearago4l

eftinacornerofhisroom,becausehewasalwaysbusyrunninghisrestaurant.

LiuthoughtcyclingtoRussiawouldbe5,butfunandspecial.Hesaid,“I’malsoafanof6music,andmyunderstandingoftheexcitingmusicistofollowmyheart.”Liu7threedayspreparingforthelongjourney,andonthemorningofApril26,hebeganthejourney8.OnMay8,LiuarrivedinBeijing,andhetookatwo-daybreakthere.Hesaidhisbodyhad9ridingforover10hoursatatime.OnMay28,LiureachedtheChina-Russia10lineandcrossedintoaforeigncountryforthefirsttimeinhislife.

ThepeopleLiumetonhiswaywereall11andkind-hearted.Hewas12comfortable

bedroomsmorethanonceinRussia.Liusaid,“I’mnottryingto13anythingtoanyone.IjustwanttodoitandIbelieveIcan”

Doyouwanttoknow14LiusucceededingettingtothecapitalcityofRussiaatlast?

15surftheInternetandfinditoutyourself?

（）1.A.nobodyB.someoneC.everyoneD.everywhere

（）2.A.withB.aroundC.beyondD.against

（）3.A.supposedB.confirmedC.announcedD.decided

（）4.A.andB.orC.soD.but

（）5.A.singleB.difficultC.missingD.amazed

（）6.A.jazzB.folkC.rockD.country

（）

7.A.devotedB.spentCconnectedD.shaped

（）8.A.finallyB.correctlyC.exactlyD.heavily

（）9.A.lookedforwardtoB.comeupwith

C.paidattentiontoD.gotusedto

（）10.ArailwayB.powerC.dividingD.telephone

（）11.A.helpfulB.modestC.curiousD.organized

（）12.A.askedB.offeredC.requiredD.reported

（）13.A.explainB.shutC.proveD.direct

（）14.A.whatB.whichC.thatD.whether

（）15.A.Whydon'tB.WhataboutC.WhynotD.Howabout

（3）

IwalkedintotheHuddleHouseRestaurantinBrunswick,Georgiaandsatdownatthetable.Ipickedupthemenuandwastoordersomethingforbreakfast.

“Excuseme,”

Ilookedupand1anice-lookingwomanstandingbeforeme.

“IsyournameRoger?

”sheasked.

“Yes,”Ianswered,feelingratherconfused（迷惑）asIhad2seenherbefore.

“Myname’sBarbaraandmy3isTony,”shehesaid,pointingtoamiddle-agedmansittingaloneatthetablebythewindow.Hewas4andweak.

“TonyWhite,fromLandonSchoolinJacksonville,Florida.”Sheadded.

Ilookedatthatmanforafewseconds,5Ididn’tknowhim.

“I’mreallysorry.Thenamedoesn’tringthebell,”Isaid.

Shewalkedback,began6withherhusbandandonceinawhileIsawherturnaroundandlookdirectlyatme.

Iorderedbreakfastandacupof7,sittingthere,tryingtorememberwhothisTonywas.“I8knowhim,”Ithoughttomyself.“Heknowsmeforsomereason.”Ipickedupthecoffeecup.Allofasuddenitcametomelikeaflashoflightning.

“Tony,thebully,thebadboy!

”Icould9believemyeyes.“Jesus!

He’ssothinnow.NotthebigboythatI10frombackin1977.”

Everythingcameuptomymind.Thetimethis11boyhadmadefunofmybigearsinfrontofthegirlsinmyclass,andthetimethisbigbullyhadpushedmeagainstthewallsinthehallwayjusttomakehimself12abigmantoallotherstudents.

“Iamsorry,Roger,”Tonyrolledbymeinthewheelchair,beingpushedbyhiswife,raisinghisthintremblinghand.“Iamsosorryfor13thatIdidtoyou.”

“I’m...I’mer...”Ididn’tknowwhatto14tohim.

Afterafewmonthslater,IreceivedaletterfromBarbara.Tonywas15.Tonyhadbeenafiremanandhadbeenseriouslywoundedinatask.

HowIregrettedfornotsayingsomethingtohimbutInolongerhadthechance!

1.A.heardB.sawC.feltD.told

2.A.sometimesB.alwaysC.seldomD.never

3.A.husbandB.fatherC.brotherD.son

4.A.fatB.thinC.oldD.young

5.A.butB.andC.orD.so

6.A.helpingB.writingC.talkingD.playing

7.A.teaB.juiceC.coffeeD.milk

8.A.can’tB.canC.mustn’tD.must

9.A.hardlyB.reallyC.simplyD.mostly

10.A.protectB.rememberC.loveD.miss

11.A.cleverB.sillyC.hatefulD.friendly

12.A.lookafterB.lookforC.lookatD.looklike

13.A.everythingB.nothingC.somethingD.anything

14.A.talkB.tellC.sayD.speak

15.A.healthyB.deadC.famousD.blind

（4）

Tomshookhispiggybankagain.Therewasnothingleft!

Hecarefully1thecoinsthatlayonthebed.Allhehadwas$24.52（about153yuan）.The2hewantedwasatleast$90!

Howwashegoingtogettherestofthemoney?

Hisfriendsallhadbicycles.Itwas3tohangout（闲逛）towithpeoplewhenyouweretheonlyonewithoutabicycle.Hethoughtabout4hecoulddo.Therewasnopointaskinghisparents,forheknewtheyhadnoextramoney.

Theonlywayhecouldgetmoremoneywastoearnit.Hewouldhavetofinda5.HedecidedtoaskMr.Clayforadvice.

“Well,youcan6righthere,”saidMr.Clay.“Yousee,mywindowsneedtobecleanedandmycarneeds7.”Thatwasthe8ofTom’spart-timejob.Forthenextthreemonths,he9everydayafterfinishinghishomework.He10dogsforwalks,clearedoutcupboardsandmendedbooks.

ThedayfinallycamewhenTomcountedhismoneyagainandfound$94.32.He11notimeandwentdowntotheshoptopickupthebicyclehewanted.Herodehome12,lookingforwardtoshowinghisnewbicycletohisfriends.Hehaddonealotofhardwork,13Tomvaluedhisbicyclefarmorethan14else’s.Hehadachievedwhathethoughtwasimpossibleandthatwaswortheven15thebicycle.Whathehaddonewouldshapehiswholelife.

1.A.countedB.spreadC.watchedD.tossed

2.A.bookB.bicycleC.albumD.skateboard

3.A.easyB.goodC.hardD.possible

4.A.howB.whatC.whichD.where

5.A.friendB.mallC.companyD.job

6.A.waitB.startC.learnD.stay

7.A.drivingB.lockingC.racingD.washing

8.A.beginningB.endingC.troubleD.difficulty

9.A.studiedB.ranC.practisedD.worked

10.A.fedB.carriedC.tookD.left

11.A.hadB.lostC.wastedD.spent

12.A.slowlyB.helplesslyC.proudlyD.carelessly

13.A.soB.becauseC.thoughD.as

14.A.someoneB.anyoneC.nobodyD.something

15.A.morethanB.lessthanC.fewerthanD.muchmore

（5）

Oneday,astudentaskedhisteacher;"Whatisgreed（贪欲）?

"Theteacherdidn'tanswerhis 1  ,butaskedthestudenttowalk2thechocolatefactorynexttotheirschoolandpickoutthe  3  chocolatebar（块）.Buttherewasarule:

hecouldnotturnbackafterhe  4  aplace.

Thestudentwenttothechocolatefactory.5hewalked,hesawalargechocolatebar.He 6  it,buthethoughthemightfindabiggeroneifhekeptgoing.Hekeptwalkingandsaw7chocolatebar.Thisonewasalittlebigger.8  again,hethoughthecouldfindanevenbiggeroneifhekeptgoing.Ashewalkedtothe 9  ofthefactory,hesawfewerchocolatebars.Theyweren'tasbigasthe 10  ones.Hestartedtoregret（后悔）it.

Atlast,hewentbacktohis 11  withnothinginhishandsandtoldhisteacher12happened.Theteachersaid,"youlikedthefirstchocolatebar,butyoukept  13  abiggerone.Andlater,youfoundthatyou14thebestchocolatebarbecauseyouthoughtyoucouldgetbetterones.Thatiscalledgreed."

 15  ,weletgoof（放弃）goodthingsinourlifebecaus