人教版新目标英语中考阅读理解完形填空试题及答案 3.docx

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人教版新目标英语中考阅读理解完形填空试题及答案3

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JesusandSatanarebothgoodatusingcomputers.Onedaytheywerearguingabout1wasbetteratusingcomptuers.Theyhadarguedaboutit2days.Atlast,Godgottiredof3them.Godsaid,“That’sit!

Ihavehadenough.Iamgoingto4atesttoyou.Andfromtheresults,Iwill5whodoesabetterjob.”SoSatanandJesussatdowninfrontoftheir6.theye-mailed,wrotereportsandcreatedtables.Jesusdidquiteagoodjob,7Satandidfasterthanhim.Thentenminutesbeforetheirtimewasup,therecamelightningsuddenlyacrossthesky.8poured,and,ofcourse,theelectricitywentoff.Satan9hisblankscreenangrilyandsaidsome10words.Jesusjustkeptsilent.Finallytheelectricitycamebackandthey11totheircomputersatonce.Satansuddenlycried,“It’sallgone!

Ihavelost12!

”

Atthesametime,Jesus13startedprintingoutallofhismaterialformthepasttwohoursofwork.Satanwatchedthisandbecame14.“Wait!

”hecried.“Theremustbesomethingwrong!

Howcanhehaveallhismaterialwhile15don’thaveany?

”

Godjustsaid,“Jesussaved.”

（）1.A.whyB.whoC.howD.what

（）2.A.outB.ofC.forD.in

（）3.A.thinkingB.hearingC.sharingD.meaning

（）4.A.giveB.passC.carryD.turn

（）5.A.rememberB.agreeC.decideD.allow

（）6.A.friendsB.parentsC.windowsD.computers

（）7.A.butB.becauseC.soD.when

（）8.A.WaterB.MilkC.RainD.Wine

（）9.A.wentonB.lookedatC.threwawayD.tidiedup

（）10.A.sweetB.goodC.badD.new

（）11.A.repairedB.askedC.savedD.ran

（）12.A.everythingB.somethingC.nothingD.anything

（）13.A.sadlyB.quietlyC.hardlyD.badly

（）14.A.angryB.boredC.worriedD.happy

（）15.A.youB.weC.theyD.I

BCBACDACBCDABAD

WhenmysisterandIwerebabies,mydadalwayssaidthatweweretwins.Butnobodywouldlisten,becauseIwas1handedandmysisterwaslefthanded.

Asweweregrowingup,it2clearthatweweretwins.Welikethesamecolourandbothofuslikesaladbest.Wecanalwaysfinishoffeachother’ssentencesandknow3theotheristhinkingabout.Whenwewereinschoolwesharedthesameclass.Theschooloncedecidedtoseparateus,which4ussosad.Wedidn’tdoanywork5theyreunitedus.Whenwewenttohigherschoolwewereputinthesameleveledclasses.

WhenIwas15yearsoldIhadtohaveanoperationonmystomach,whichmysisterdidn’t6about,butshehadthepaintoo.Shehadthesameoperation7ayearafterIhadmineandthenIfeltherpaintoo.Wealwaysknowwhentheotherisintroubleandwe’rebestfriends.

Wearenow16andarestillclose.Westill8thesameroomandhavethesamegroupoffriends.Wesometimescommunicatewitheachother5talking.

Lastyearweworkedtogetheraswaitressesandshewould10onepersonandthenIwouldgoandaskthesamepersonthesamething.Andeveryonealwaysmistookonefortheother.That’sveryinteresting.

（）1.A.rightB.leftC.frontD.behind

（）2.A.keptB.stayedC.stoodD.became

（）3.A.whatB.whichC.whenD.how

（）4.A.letB.madeC.heldD.developed

（）5.A.untilB.afterC.whenD.while

（）6.A.readB.thinkC.knowD.talk

（）7.A.badlyB.exactlyC.sadlyD.mostly

（）8.A.keepB.ownC.shareD.win

（）9.A.inB.byC.onD.without

（）10.A.serveB.knowC.realizeD.meet

Sometimeskidsfeelthattheydon’tlikesportsbecausetheydonotknowhowtoplaythemorbecausetheyhaven’thadmuchpracticeplayingthem.Sportscanseemdifficultbecauseoftherulesandthespecialequipment.

Peoplespendmanyyearslearninghowtoplaytheirfavouritesports,sodon’tfeelbadifyoudon’tknowthedifferencebetweenacornerkickandagoalkickinfootball.Ifyouwanttolearnmoreaboutasport,youmightaskyourmumordadaboutcampsorprogramsthatintroducekidstoknowhowtoplay.

Gymclassesatschoolalsocanbeawaytotrynewsportswithlotsofkids.AnotherwaytolearnaboutasportistowatcheducationvideosorDVDs,orcheckoutlibrarybooks.Theycanallexplaintherulesandoffersuggestionstokidswhentheyarelearningtoplaynewsports.

Ifyouhaveanolderfriendorfamilymemberwhoisgoodatasport,youmightaskhimorhertohelpyoupractice.

（）1.A.easyB.difficultC.interestingD.exciting

（）2.A.whyB.whenC.whyD.how

（）3.A.basketballB.volleyballC.footballD.baseball

（）4.A.feelB.smellC.tasteD.sound

（）5.A.answerB.askC.helpD.give

（）6.A.tooB.eitherC.alsoD.aswell

（）7.A.learnB.teachC.makeD.change

（）8.A.songsB.booksC.picturesD.CDs

（）9.A.beginningB.startingC.finishingD.learning

（）10.A.whichB.whenC.howD.who

BDCABCABDD

DoyouknowBabeRuth?

Hewasoneofthebestbaseballplayersever.Hisnicknamewas“Babe.”HisrealnamewasGeorgeHermanRuth.

BabeRuthgrewupinBaltimore.Whenhewasayoungboy,hewasgoodatmanykindsofsports.Helovedtoplaybaseball.Usuallyheplayedcatcher.Whenhewas15,hestartedtopitch.Attheageof19,hestartedtoplayfortheBaltimoreOrioles,thelocalteam.

Babewasanexcellentballplayer.Manydifferentteamswantedhimtoplayforthem.HeplayedfortheRedSoxinBoston,Massachusetts.ThenheplayedfortheYankeesinNewYorkCity.Hewasastar.

Babewongamesbyhittingsowell.Hebroughtmanypeopletobaseballgames.TheYankeesbuiltanewstadium.Theycalledit“thehousethatRuthbuilt.”Everyonecheeredforhim.Theylovedtoseehimplay.

ThereisastoryaboutBabeRuththatpeopleliketotell.Duringabiggame,hewantedtohitthatballtoaplacefaraway.Hehittheballveryhard.Itwenttojustwherehehadwanted.

Babeplayedbaseballfor22years.Therehavebeenmanygreatbaseballplayers.Mostofthemwereagoodpitcherorahitter.BabeRuthwasboth.Hewasthegreatestbaseballplayerofalltime.

（）1.Whichofthefollowinghappenedlast?

A.BabeRuthplayedfortheYankees.

B.BabeRuthplayedfortheRedSox.

C.BabeRuthplayedcatcher.

D.BabeRuthplayedfortheBaltimoreOrioles.

（）2.EveryonecheeredforBabeRuthonopeningdaybecause___.

A.hedidnotplayB.hewasthecatcher

C.theylikedthenewstadiumD.hehitahomerun

（）3.HowwasBabeRuthdifferentfrommostgreatbaseballplayers?

A.Hewasabetterpitcher.B.Hewasafasterrunner.

C.Hecouldpitchandhit.D.Hehadaluckybat.

（）4.WhydidBabeRuthpointataspotfarawayinthedistance?

A.Hewaspointingtoaplane.

B.Hewaswavingatthefans.

C.Therewasaflockofbirdsflyinginthatspot.

D.Hewasshowingwherehewouldhittheball.

（）5.WhichstatementisanOPINIONfromthearticle?

A.Hewasthegreatestbaseballplayerofalltime.

B.Heplayedbaseballfor22years.

C.BabeRuthgrewupinBaltimore.

D.HisrealnamewasGeorgeHermanRuth.

（）6.Whatwillprobablyhappennext?

A.PeoplewillstoplikingBabeRuth.

B.SomebaseballfanswillalwaysloveBabeRuth.

C.Peoplewillstopgoingtobaseballgames.

D.Nonewbaseballstadiumswillbebuilt.

Forcenturies,peoplehavebeenplayinggameswithaball.Thegameofsoccercamefromsomeoftheseearlygames.TheEnglishprobablygavesocceritsnameanditsfirstsetofrules.InEuropeancountries,socceriscalledfootballorassociationfootball.Somepeoplebelievethatthename“soccer”camefrom“assoc.”.Othersbelievethatitcamefromthehighsocksthattheplayerswore.

Organizedsoccergamesbeganin1863.Inasoccermatch,twoteamsofelevenplayerstrytokickorheadtheballintotheiropponentsgoal.Theboalie,whotriestokeeptheballoutofthegoal,istheonlyplayerwhoisallowedtotouchtheballwithhands.Theotherplayersmustusetheirfeet,heads,andbodiestocontroltheball.

Everyfouryears,soccertamesaroundtheworldcompetefortheWorldCup.TheWorldCupcompetitionstartedin1930.

Nowpeopleinmorethan140countriesaroundtheworldplaysoccer.ItisthenationalsportofmostEuropeanandLatinAmericancountries.Socceriscertainlytheworld’smostpopularsport!

（）1.Whoprobablymadethefirstsetofrulesofsoccer?

A.TheAmericans.B.TheEnglish.C.TheChinese.D.TheBrazilians.

（）2.Howmanyplayersarethereinateamwhenplayinginasoccermatch?

A.Ten.B.Eleven.C.Twenty-two.D.Twenty.

（）3.WhenwastheWorldCupfirstheld?

A.In1930.B.In1863.C.In1903.D.In1963.

（）4.WhatdoestheunderlinedwordmeaninChinese?

A.队长B.裁判C.守门员D.教练

（）5.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.Peoplecallsoccer“football”inAmerica.

B.Alltheplayerscanplaysoccerwiththeirhands.

C.TheWorldCupwasheldeverythreeyears.

D.SocceristhenationalsportinsomeLatinAmericancountries.

BBACD

Ihaveahappyfamily.Inthepast,weoftengottogetheratourhomeeverySunday.Mygrandparents,parents,aunt,uncleandmycousin,Jane,wouldhaveawonderfultimeplayinggames,swimming,relaxingandsharingstories.

OnonesunnysummerSundaywhenIwas5,mycousinJanethoughtitwouldbefunnytopushmeintotheswimmingpoolwehadinthebackyard.Icouldn’tbelieveJanehaddonethistome,soIdecidedtoputabigpoutonmylipsuntilIfoundsomesympathy.Wetandunhappy,Isatnexttomygrandpaonanearbypicnicbench.Whenheaskedmewhatwaswrong,ItoldhimwhatJanehaddone.

“Well,justpushherback!

”hesaid.

Afterhearingmygrandpa’ssuggestion,IwatchedJane’severymoveuntilshewasinjusttherightpositionbesidethepool.Ithenpushedherintothepool.Shewasgoodatswimminganddidn’tgethurt.

Soonafterthatyear,GrandpamovedfromOhiotoFlorida,so