四川省眉山市中考英语 完形填空专项练习2.docx

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四川省眉山市中考英语完形填空专项练习2

四川省眉山市2018年中考英语完形填空专项练习

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第二节完形填空。

阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中

选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。

A

Oneday,aboyfoundthecocoon（茧）ofabutterflyandbroughtithome.Afewdayslater,theboysawasmall1inthecocoon.Hesatandwatchedforseveralhoursasabutterflystruggledtomake2bodythroughthatlittlehole.Suddenlyitstopped.

Sotheboy3tohelpthebutterfly,thinkingthebutterflymightbe4.Hetookapairofscissors（剪刀）andcutthehole5.Thebutterflycameoutofthecocoonbutit6alittledifferent.Ithadaweakbodyandsmall,thin7.Thebutterflydidn’tstarttofly.Infact,thebutterflyspenttherestofitslifecrawling（爬行）aroundwithaweakbodyandthinwings.Itwasneverabletofly.

Theboyactedwith8buthedidn’tunderstandwhyitcouldbelikethis.Whenabutterflycrawlsoutofthecocoon,itmuststruggle.Thehardworkof9outofthecocoonmakesthefluid（液体）fromthebutterfly’sbodyintoitswings.Ithelpsthebutterflybe10tofly.Ifthebutterflyneverhastosqueeze（挤压）itselfoutofthecocoon,itswingswillnevergetthefluidanditcanneverfly.

11strugglesarewhatweneedinourlives.Ifwelivedourliveswithoutanyproblems,wewouldneverlearnorgrow.Wewouldnotbe12wecouldhavebeenandwewouldneverfly.

Inourlives,painandsufferingisthekeytoallwindows,andsometimeseven13growth,withoutit,there’snowayoflife.Wecan’tavoid14orproblems.So,nexttimeyouare15aproblemordifficulty,rememberthebutterfly.Strugglealittle—thenfly!

（）1.A.holeB.wormC.tallD.snake

（）2.A.itB.it’s　C.itselfD.its

（）3.A.decidedB.askedC.showedD.ordered

（）4.A.afraidB.interested　C.surprisedD.grateful

（）5.A.slimmerB.biggerC.shorterD.smaller

（）6.A.touchedB.sounded　C.lookedD.smelt

（）7.A.wingsB.feet　C.eyesD.head

（）8.A.successB.excitement　C.kindnessD.humor

（）9.A.getB.gettingC.togetD.got

（）10.A.readyB.quiet　C.gladD.used

（）11.A.SomewhereB.Something　　C.SometimeD.Sometimes

（）12.A.ashelpfulasB.asweakas　C.asstrongasD.ascreativeas

（）13.A.repeatsB.recommends　C.requiresD.represents

（）14.A.happinessB.difficulties　　C.pleasureD.hope

（）15.A.servedwithB.growinginto　C.bringinginD.facedwith

B

Theteacherstoodbeforehisclassandwasgoingtohandoutthefinalexampapers.“Iknowhow1youhaveallworkedtoprepareforthistest，”hesaid.“AndbecauseIknowyoucandoitwell,IamwillingtoofferaBtoanyonewhowould2nottotakethetest.

Manystudentsjumpedupto3theteacherandlefttheclassroom.Theteacherlookedatthe4studentsandsaid,“DoesanyoneelsewanttogetaB?

Thisisyourlast5.”Twomorestudentsdecidedtogo.

Sevenstudentsremained.Theteacherthenhandedoutthe6.Therewereonlythreesentencestypedonthepaper:

Congratulations!

Youhavejust7anAinthisclass.Keepbelievinginyourself.

Ineverhadateacherlikethat,butIthinkitisatest8anyteachercouldandshouldgive.Studentswhoarenot9inwhattheyhavelearnedareBstudentsatbest（充其量）．

Thesameis10inreallife.TheAstudentsarethosewhobelieveinwhattheyaredoingbecausetheyhave11bothsuccessesandfailures.Theyhavelearnedlife’slessons,eitherfromnormaleducation12fromeventsintheirlives,andhavebecome13people.

Scientistssaythatbytheageofeight,80%ofwhatwebelieveaboutourselveshasalreadybeenformed.Youareabigkidnow,andyou14thatyouhavesomelimits（限制）.However,thereis15youcan’tdoorlearnorbe.SirEdmundHillary,thefirstpersontoreachthesummitofMountEverestsaid,“It’snotthemountainweconquer（克服）butourselves.

（）1.A.luckilyB.terriblyC.quietlyD.hard

（）2.A.dislikeB.help　　C.preferD.start

（）3.A.thankB.praise　　C.fightD.criticize

（）4.A.followingB.relaxing

C.worryingD.remaining

（）5.A.chanceB.trouble　　C.testD.idea

（）6.A.resultsB.presentsC.papersD.essays

（）7.A.givenB.sentC.discoveredD.received

（）8.A.whereB.that　　C.whatD.when

（）9.A.confidentB.necessaryC.mysteriousD.convenient

（）10.A.unusualB.impossibleC.trueD.special

（）1

1.A.brokenoffB.dreamedofC.learnedfromD.caredabout

（）12.A.andB.or　　C.butD.so

（）13.A.ruderB.cuter　　C.worseD.better

（）14.A.decideB.forget　　C.realizeD.imagine

（）15.A.somethingB.anythingC.everythingD.nothing

C

Theworldoutdoorsisfullofsecrets.Theyaresoattractivethatquitealotofpeoplearebusy1them.All2usarebirds,animals,treesandflowers.Thefactsabouthowtheyliveandgrowareasinterestingasanythingcouldbe.

DoyouknowthatoneofthegreatpresidentsoftheUSAspenthoursandhoursstudyingbirds?

AbusinessmanwholivesnearNewYorkCitybecamesointerestedininsectsthathebeganto3them.Henowhasoveronethousanddifferentkindsofinsectscarefullykeptinglassboxes.

ComewithmeandIwillhelpyoufindsomeof4secrets.Let’sgoquickly5thewoodsandfields.Hereweshallfindhowarabbit6theotherrabbitsthatthereisdanger.Weshallfollowamotherbearandheryoungonesastheysearchforfoodandgetreadyfortheirlongwinter7.Weshallwatchbeesdancinginairtolettheotherbeesknowwheretheycanfindfood.Iwillshowyoumanyother8things.ButthebestthingthatIcanteachyouistokeepyoureyes9whenyougoout.Naturetellsher

secretsonlytopeoplewholookandlisten10.

（）1.A.lookingforB.keepingC.studyingD.learning

（）2.A.aboutB.aroundC.amongD.besides

（）3.A.killB.catchC.collectD.eat

（）4.A.flower’sB.animal’sC.bird’sD.nature’s

（）5.A.throughB.overC.intoD.in

（）6.A.saysB.tellsC.asksD.speaks

（）7.A.restB.tripC.holidayD.sleep

（）8.A.surprisingB.interestingC.excitedD.beautiful

（）9.A.openB.closedC.listeningD.big

（）10.A.happilyB.clearlyC.quicklyD.carefully

D

“It’sover!

Thankgoodness!

”schoolwas1andIwastired.I2atthefrontoftheschoolbus.

Janie,thedriver,triesto3theuncomfortableatmospherebystrikingthematchoftalks.Itrytolisten4,butusuallyIamtoo5thinkingaboutmyday.Onthisday,however,hertalkwasworth6.

“Myfather’sill,”shesaidtonooneinparticular（特别地）.Icouldseeworryinher7.Ihadneverseenherlikethisbefore.Shealwaysmeetsstudents8asmile.

Withasuddenchangeofinterest,Iasked,“what’swrongwithhim?

”

Withhereyeswetandhervoice9,sheanswered,“Hearttrouble.”Hereyesloweredasshecontinued.“I’vealready10mymum,soIdon’tthinkIcanstandlosinghim.”Icouldn’tanswer.Myheartachedforher.

Isatonthe11thinkingofthegreatpainmyownmotherwasthrownintowhenherfatherdied.Isawhowharditwas,andstillis,forher.Iwouldn’twanttoanyonetogothroughthat.

SuddenlyIrealizedJaniewasn’tonlyabus12,thatwasjustherjob.Shehadawholeworldoffamilyandcares13.

Isuddenly14veryselfish.IpaidnoattentiontoJaniebecauseshewasabusdriver.Ihadjudgedherbyherjobandbrushedheroffasunimportant.

Ishouldn’thavebeensoselfishandself-centered.15peopleisanart.

（）1.A.inB.offC.overD.on

（）2.A.ranB.walkedC.satD.stood

（）3.A.restB.breakC.closeD.open

（）4.A.politeB.rudeC.politelyD.quickly

（）5.A.busyB.freeC.busilyD.freely

（）6.A.lookingatB.agreeingwithC.talkingtoD.listeningto

（）7.A.eyesB.faceC.mouthD.ears

（）8.A.withB.withinC.withoutD.for

（）9.A.usuallyB.usualC.unusualD.truly

（）10.A.rememberedB.forgottenC.lostD.missed

（）11.A.seatB.houseC.roomD.desk

（）12.A.workerB.driverC.teacherD.doctor

（）13.A.alsoB.eitherC.tooD.atall

（）14.A.feltB.feelC.thoughtD.was

（）15.A.LookingatB.UnderstandingC.GettingtoknowD.Watching

E

Mr.Evanslivesinacity.Hewasamath1threeyearsago.Hetaughtwellandhisstudents2him.Sohedecidedtoworkinthemiddleschoolallhislife.Butanaccident3everything.

Onespringhetookhisclassto4aplaceofinterest.Thechildrensawalotof5thingsandhadagoodtimethere.Butontheirwaytoschool,their6hitbyatruckbecausetheyoungdriverwasdrink.Fivestudents7andmorethanhalfofthechildrenwerebadly8intheaccident.Hedidn’tknowhowithadhappenedandwas9itandafterhecameoutofhospital,helefttheschoolandbecamea10.Hetriedhisbesttostopthedriversbreakingthetrafficrules.Heworkedhardandwasstrictwiththedrivers.Sotheyareafraidofhim.

Oneafternoonitwasveryhot.Mr.Evanswas11.Hewasstandingatthecrossingandwatchingthetraffic.Suddenlyhesawa12rushingtowardsthecrossing.Itransofastthatitalmosthitaman13abike.Hestoppeditatonceandsawagirlinit.“14yourlicensetome,madam,”saidMr.Evans.

Thegirlpassedherbagontohimandsaid,“Pleaselookforitinit15.Ican’tseeanythingwithoutglasses.”

（）1.A.workerB.teacherC.doctorD.farmer

（）2.A.likedB.wishedC.helpedD.answered

（）3.A.beatB.wonC.lostD.changed

（）4.A.buildB.breakC.visitD.find

（）5.A.pleasureB.dangerousC.safeD.interesting

（）6.A.busB.trainC.carD.ship

（）7.A.leftB.livedC.diedD.fell

（）8.A.hotB.hurtC.touchedD.stopped

（）9.A.sadaboutB.afraidofC.worriedaboutD.pleasedwith

（）10.A.soldierB.policemanC.booksellerD.clea