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中考完形填空专项突破60篇含答案
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Recently,whenIwaswaitingataxistand,Inoticedayoungmanabsorbedinworkinginshoes.Idecidedtogetmyshoes1andasIwaspayinghimInoticedonhisleft-handsomesortofoldmarking.Thattookme2to2001whenIhad,atthisverytaxi3,comfortedaboywhohada(an)4onhishand.
Theboyhadtoldmethathisstep-motherhadmadeitwithahotironbecausehehad5morefood.Ihadboughthimachocolateforhimandalsotwotinsofshoe-polishandbrushes6Iwasverysupportiveofhiswillingnesstoworkandearn.
ThistimeIwaspausedjustasIwasabouttopayhim,lookedintohiseyesandaskedhimifhewasManoj.He7hishead,lookedatupmeandfrozewithweteyes,8toacceptmypayment.I,too,couldn’tcontrolmy9.IadmiredandpraisedManojforhiscontinuedeffortstobe10andworking.Iwasverygladtolearnthathewasattendingnightschoolafterhefinishedbrushingshoeseveryday-thathewascontinuedtoworkhardtoachievehisdreams.
(B)1.A.repairedB.polishedC.changedD.sold
(D)2.A.awayB.aheadC.outD.back
(B)3.A.stationB.standC.companyD.ride
(C)4.A.painB.woundC.injuryD.sign
(A)5.A.demandedB.earnedC.wastedD.rejected
(A)6.A.becauseB.butC.yetD.and
(A)7.A.raisedB.shookC.droppedD.lowered
(D)8.A.meaningB.consideringC.preparingD.refusing
(A)9.A.tearsB.temperC.feelingsD.breath
(B)10.A.satisfiedB.independentC.aloneD.aware
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Isawmumlastnight.Myrelationshipwithherandwithmyfriendsispretty1,nothingmuchhaschanged.
Ihadashootforamagazinethismorning,which2well,buttheyarestillgoingalonginanoldstyle-usingstraightenersandhairdryersinmy3.Plustheymademesmile!
WhenI’ve4before.sothatIfeltabitstrange.
ThenIwentto5schoolandlearnthowtodosomebasicwrestling.Iwasperformingmoviesonthewrestling-itwasthefirsttimeI’ddoneitanditwasreally6.
Iheardaboutnomination(提名)thisafternoonandIwasreally,really7–IthoughtitwouldbeCaroleandTracey.Idon’tunderstandhowCaroleandTraceyhave8up;Carolemighthavebeennominatedbecauseshe’sexcellent.
I’mdoingbigMouththismorning.I‘mlooking9todoingitbecauseit’smoremykindofshow.
IthinkI‘mgoingtofivemyselfanightouttomorrow10Idon’thavemuchtodoonThursday.I‘velookedafewplacesinLondonbutIhaven’tdecidedwhereI‘mgoingyet.
(B)1.A.specialB.normalC.dangerousD.terrible
(D)2.A.movedB.walkedC.keptD.went
(A)3.A.picturesB.opinionsC.decisionsD.dreams
(C)4.A.appearedB.playedC.modeledD.worked
(B)5.A.footballB.wrestlingC.basketballD.dancing
(D)6.A.luckyB.strangeC.seriousD.funny
(C)7.A.satisfiedB.excitedC.surprisedD.pleased
(A)8.A.goneB.stayC.growD.run
(C)9.A.downwardB.backwardC.forwardD.upward
(B)10.A.untilB.becauseC.whyD.when
3.
Secondhandsmokedoesgreatharmtoyourbody,too.whenyouare1toitforanextentedperiodoftime,youmayfeel2afterwards.
Manypeoplethinkthattheydon’tsmoke,theydon’thaveto3aboutcigarettes.thetruthisthatbreathinginsecondhandsmoke,whichisa4ofthesmokecomingfromthe5endofacigarettesorcigarandthesmokethatissentoutbyasmoker,isalmostasdangerousassmoking.peoplewhosmokedon’t6toputothersaroundthemindanger,butinfactthisiswhattheyaredoing.
Besidesmakingyourclothesandhair7,secondhandsmokehasmorethan4000chemicalcompoundsprent,manyofwhich8theriskofcancerandheartdisease.breathinginsecondhandsmokecanhavea9effectonpeople’sthroatandevencausedamagetoit.theonly10waytoavoidtheeffectsofsecondhandsmokeisacompletelysmoke-freeenvironment.
(B)1.A.adaptedB.exposedC.connectedD.addicted
(D)2.A.relaxedB.surprisedC.comfortableD.horrible
(C)3.A.thinkB.talkC.worryD.argue
(A)4.A.combinationB.productionC.cooperationD.exchange
(D)5.A.fallingB.movingC.dyingD.burning
(B)6.A.regretB.intendC.agreeD.hesitate
(C)7.A.sweetB.wornC.smellyD.fragrant
(A)8.A.increaseB.reduceC.smellyD.run
(D)9.A.indirectB.slightC.seriousD.direct
(C)10.A.freshB.availableC.safeD.valuable
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Keepingmarkingyourself,andyouwillsucceedinyourjob1gohandinhand.Asawriter,Icantellyousomethingabout2.Ihad3enough“reject”slipsfromNewYorkpublisherstostartabonfire.Thenoneday,aneditorsaid,“yes”Andmywouldwas4transformed.Kentaylorbeginre-writetheBibleinacontenporarytranslationandhadmorethan605.hefinallydicidedtoself-publishthelivingbibleanditbecameoneofthegreatestbestsellersin6history.
Ifyouqualifiedforaparticularjob,never7interviewing-evenifyoureturntothesamecompaniesfiveorsixtimes.Meanwhileyouneedto8apart-timejobtokeepyourselfgainfullyemployed.Nevergiveupworkingforatemporaryemploymentagency.Itgivesyou9todemonstrateyourskillstoanumberofcompaniesandcanopensome10doors.
(D)1.A.losingB.conductingC.offeringD.searching
(B)2.A.pleasureB.disappointmentC.troubleD.difficulties
(A)3.A.experiencedB.lostC.forgotD.given
(D)4.A.hardlyB.slightlyC.nearlyD.completely
(C)5.A.failuresB.assistantsC.rejectionsD.copies
(A)6.A.publishingB.writingC.newspaperD.employing
(B)7.A.attendB.stopC.tryD.imagine
(A)8.A.acceptB.refuseC.receiveD.create
(A)9.A.chancesB.moneyC.benefitD.places
(D)10.A.frighteningB.movingC.disappointingD.exciting
5.
Britainisfamousaroundtheworldforitsrainyweather,butmanypartsofthecountrythisjuneareexperiencingmuchmorerainthanbefore.
Heavyrainshavecausedriverstobursttheirbanksroadshavebeen1andmanypeoplehavebeenremovedfromtheirhomesbecauseofthe2.theworethitareaseemstobethenorthofengland.therehaveevenbeendeathsaspeoplegot3intherainwerewashedawaybythefloodwaters.Early4havebeenissuedinmanypartsintheUkanditissaidthatoveramonth’s5ofrainhasfalleninjustthelastcoupleofday.
TherainhasalsocausedtroublesatsomeofBritain’sfamousjune6.theGlastonburyfestivalisafour-day-longoutdoormusicfestivalandwhileitis7quiterainyandmuddythere,thisyearwaspracticallybad.Itrained8thefestivalandwithmorethan170000peoplewalkingaroundandcampingonthe9;itdidn’ttakelongforthesitetoturnintoamudbath.
Peoplecanonlyhopethattherainwillstopsoonandthesunwill10out,sotheycaneventuallystarttoenjoyanicersummer.
(B)1.A.openedB.closedC.widenedD.blocked
(D)2.A.stormsB.windsC.accidentsD.floods
(A)3.A.stuckB.drownedC.lostD.wet
(C)4.A.predictionsB.noticesC.warningsD.messages
(D)5.A.averageB.summeryC.equalityD.worth
(B)6.A.matchesB.eventsC.gamesD.amusements
(A)7.A.traditionallyB.hardlyC.nationallyD.fortunately
(D)8.A.afterB.beforeC.untilD.throughout
(B)9.A.floorB.groundC.grasslandD.carpet
(D)10.A.riseB.getC.turnD.come
6.
AveryexcellentlessonappearedformejustnowasIwasexitingthroughthegaragethismorning,tocometothislittleplay-placetheycallanoffice.AsIopenedthegaragedoor,I1alargebutterfly,which,upon2itswings,displayedabrightred“tail”hiddenbythemoteybrownwings.
Itflew3toitsescape,thecircle-toppedwindowwhereittriedto4throughtheinvisiblewallofclosedglass.Iraisedthethird-cargaragedoorinhopesofaidingitsescape.ThatcausedItflyhigherandwastrappedinaspiderweb.5thatitwouldremainintheweb,Iselectalong-handledbroomto6itsescaping.Atthis,itreturnedtopumpingitswingsand7intotheglass,whichwas,inits8.
Bysimplyturningitsfocustooneside,itwouldhaveeasilyexiteditsprison.9duetoitsdevotiontoonediretion,itremainedtrapped10.
(D)1.A.observedB.watchedC.searchedD.noticed
(C)2.A.closingB.beatingC.spreadingD.folding
(B)3.A.slowlyB.immediatelyC.suddenlyD.frequently
(A)4.A.exitB.enterC.watchD.break
(C)5.A.HopefulB.CarefulC.FearfulD.Regretful
(A)6.A.assistB.preventC.stopD.protect
(A)7.A.knockingB.stayingC.breakingD.turning
(B)8.A.luckB.cageC.wallD.hope
(D)9.A.ThereforeB.FurthermoreC.MoreoverD.Rather
(A)10.A.unsuccessfulB.deadC.unfortunateD.successful
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EveryearthevillageofPettineocelebratesitsuniqueartsfestival.forafewdayseachsummerartistsfromalloverEurope1atthisvillagenearthenorthcoastofSicilytoenjoythecreativeatmosphere.Duringtheirstaytheartistsgettogetherwiththelocalpeopletopaintaone-kilometerlongpicturethatrunsthe2ofthehighstreet.oncethepaintingisdone.eachvisitingartistjoinsalocalfamilyforabiglunchand,inexchangeforthe3thefamilyreceivesthesectionofthepaintingthattheartisthaspainted.Asaresult,thoughfewvillageareinvited4almosteveryhomehasatleastonepaintingbyawell_know5artist.visitorstothevillageare6invitedintohomestoseethesepaintings.
Thefestival,whichwas7upfouryearsago,wastheideaofAntoniopresto,alocalbusinessman.Sincethen,Pettineohas8asortoffamilyartmuseuminwhichanyvisitorcanringthedoorbell,gointoahouseandadmireapainting.inadditiontothis9ofpaintinginpeople'shomes,forthosewhohavetimetospare,thereisanopportunityto10throughthedisplayofhugesculpturesinthevillagesquare.
(C)1.A.joinB.crowdC.gatherD.comb