初中英语 完型.docx

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初中英语完型

           A

TheU.S.boughtAlaskafromRussiaabout100yearsago.TheU.S._1__lessthantwocentsanacre.OneAlaskaislandisonlytwomiles__2___aRussianisland.TheneareststateisWashington,500milesaway.

 AlaskainmorethantwicebigasTexas.Ithasmany_3___kindsofweather.Insomeareasthe_4__cangoaslowas57℃belowzero.itcanalsogoashighas38℃__5_zero.

 Alaskahasalongercoastlinethanallthe__6statestogether.Theoceanbottomis__7__insealife.Alaska`sfisheachisoneofthebiggest__8_allthestates.__9_ofthelandthereisstill_10___bytheU.S.government---notbypeople__11_businessmen.

 Alaskathe_12__state,butithasthefewestpeople.Townsare_13_apart.Longroads__14___alottobuildin_15_-wildcountrysotherearen`tmanyroads.Manypeopleuse_16__totravelinthestate._17___travelinboatsalongthecoast.Riversfreezeinwinter,but__18__travelonthemwhensummercomes.

  ManypeoplegotoAlaskato_19__bigandsmallanimals.Fishermenandskiersandpeoplewho_20__beautifulcountryvisitthestatetoo.

1A.spent B.took Cpaid D.sold

2.A.fromB.onC.intoD.down

3.A.thesameBdifferentC.similarDsame

4.A.climateBdegreeCweatherD.temperature

5.A.above Bbelow Cover Dunder

6.AelseBother CanotherDwhole

7Afilled B.poorCrichDlow

8A.forBaboutCin Dof

9AmoreBmostC.LittleDless

10AgotBboughtCsoldDowned

11AorBandCbut Dnor

12Apoorest B.biggestC.coldestD.smallest

13．AnearB.separateCfarDopposite

14．AtookBspentC.paidDcost

15.A.soBsuch C.just Dthus

16．AcarsB.trucks C.shipsD.planes

17．A.anotherB.OtherC.manyD.Others

18AtrainsBbusesC.boatsD.bikes

19.AsearchB.enjoyCfindD.hunt

20.AlikeB.seeC.knowD.understand

                     B

AsChristmasiscoming,therearepresentstobebought,cardstobesent,androomstobecleaned.Parentsarefiledwith___1___jobsofhiddenpresentsfrom___2___youngchildren.Ifthegiftsarelarge,thisissometimesareal___3___.OnChristmasEve,youngchildrenfindtheexcitementalmostunbearable.Theyare___4___betweenthewishtogotobedearlysothatFatherChristmaswill___5___theirpresentsquickly,andthewishtostayuplatesothattheywillmotmissthefun.Thewishforgiftsusuallyproves6.Butthoughchildrengotobedearly,theyof-tenlieawakeinbedforalongtime,hopingto___7___FatherChristmas.

LastChristmas,mywifeandI___8___managedtohideafewlargepresentsinthestoreroom.I___9___themomentwhenmyson,Jimmy,wouldaskmewherethenewbikehadcomefrom,but___10___hedidnotseeit.

OnChristmasEve,ittookthechildrenhourstogotosleep.Itmusthavebeennearly___11___whenmywifeandIwentquietlyintotheirroomandbegan___12___stockings.ThenI___13___inthebikeforJimmyandleftitbeforetheChristmastree.Weknowwewouldnotgetmuch___14___thatnight,forthechildrenweresuretogetupearly.Ataboutfiveo’clockthenextmorning,wewere___15___byloudsoundscomingfromthechildren’sroomtheyshoutedexcitedly!

___16___Ihadtimetogetoutofbed,Jimmycame___17___intoourbedroomonhisnewbike,andhissister,Mary___18___closebehind,pushinghernewbabycarriage.Earlythebabyarrived.Hemovedonthe___19___andkneesintotheroomdraggedalargeballoonbehindhim.Suddenlyit___20___.Thatwokeusupcompletely.Thedayhadbegunwithabang.

1. A.busy    B.tiring   C.ordinary    D.difficult

2. A.anxious  B.curious  C.happy     D.content

3. A.matter   B.question  C.business   D.problem

4. A.puzzled   B.troubled  C.torn       D.disturbed

5. A.provide   B.bring     C.give      D.offer

6. A.weak     B.strong    C.weaker     D.stronger

7. A.getalookat      B.getintouchwith 

C.getalongwith     D.gettogetherwith

8. A.hurriedly  B.hopefully  C.busily  D.successfully

9. A.expected  B.doubled    C.feared  D.wondered

10. A.hardly  B.surprisingly C.possibly D.fortunately

11. Amornign Bmidnight  Cdaybreak D.evening

12. Amending Bwearing  C.sewing  D.filling

13. Apushed   Bdragged   Cpulled  Dknocked

14. Abreak   Bsleep    Crest  Ddrink

15. Awoken  Bshocked  Ctroubled  Dfrightened

16. ABefore  BUntil    CAs    Dafter

17. Arunning  Blaughing  Cclimbed  Drushed

18. Awalked  Bfollowed    Cclimbed  Drushed

19. Akegs      Bfeet     Chands     Darms

20. Aexploded    Bopened   Cburst    Dlost

C

AFriendinNeed

 BrownieandSpottywereneighbordogswhometeverydaytoplaytogether.Likepairsofdogsyou___1___findinmostanyneighborhood,thesetwolovedeachotherandplayed___2___sooftenthattheyhadwornapaththroughthegrassofthefieldbetweentheirownhouses.

Oneevening,Brownie’sfamily___3___thatBrowniehadn’treturnedhome.Theywentlookingforhimwithno___4___.Browniedidn’tappearthenextday,and,despitetheir___5___tofinghim,bythenextweekhewasstillmiss-ing.

Curiously,Spotty___6___atBrownie’shousealone,barking.Busywiththeirownlives,theyjustignored（不理睬）the___7___littleneighbordog.

Finally,onemorningSpotty___8___totake“no”forananswer.SpottyfollowedTedabout,barkingstrongly,thenrunningtowardsanearbywood,asiftosay“9 me!

It’surgent!

”

Finally,TedfollowedtheanxiousSpotty.Thelittledogledthemantoa___10___spotahalfmilefromthehouse.ThereTedfoundhisbelovedBrownie___11___,oneofhishindlegsstuckinasteellegholdtrap.Horrified,Tednowwishedhe’dtakenSpotty’searlierrequirement___12___.ThenTednoticedsomethingquiteremarkable.

Spottyhaddonemorethansimply___13___Brownie’shumanownertohistrappedfriend.Inacirclearoundthe___14___dog.Tedfoundsomedogfood---whichwaslater___15___astheremainsofeverymealSpottyhadbeenfedthat___16___!

SpottyhadbeenvisitingBrownie___17___,inasingle-mindedquesttokeephisfriendalivebyofferinghisowncomfort.SpottyhadobviouslystayedwithBrownietoprotecthimfrombeinghurt,snuggling（依偎）withhimatnightokeephim___18___andtouchinghimgentlywithitsnosetokeephisspiritsup.

Brownie’slegwastreatedbyaveterinarianandhere-covered.Formanyyearsafterward,thetwo___19___watchedthefaithfulfriendsfrolicking（嬉戏）20 chasingeachotherdownthatwell-wornpathbetweentheirhouses.

1. A.must        B.should        C.con           D.need

2. A.together      B.wildly        C.separately       D.happily

3. A.watched      B.heard         C.feared          D.noticed

4. A.hope         B.success       C.failure          D.information

5. A.wishes       B.demands      C.efforts           D.worries

6. A.showedup    B.showedoff    C.turnedout        D.turnedoff

7. A.nervous      B.eager         C.angry            D.clever

8. A.decided      B.refused       C.wanted           D.pretended

9. A.Love        B.Hit          C.Forgive           D.Follow

10. A.beautiful     B.distant        C.wild             D.clean

11. A.alive        B.dead         C.brave             D.sleepy

12. A.immediately  B.seriously     C.directly            D.honestly

13. A.asked       B.ordered       C.informed          D.led

14. A.injured      B.defeated      C.fightened          D.worried

15. A.regarded     B.determined    C.recognized         D.showed

16. A.month      B.day          C.evening            D.week

17. A.particularly  B.regularly      C.usually            D.especially

18. A.fearless     B.well          C.warm             D.hopeful

19. Afamilies     B.parents        C.neighbours         D.friends

20. A.but        B.or            C.so                 D.and

D

Peopleusedtosay“Thehandthatrocksthecradlerulestheworld”and“1 every successfulmanthereisawoman.”Boththese___2___meanthesamethings.Menrulethe___3___,buttheirwivesrulethem.

___4___oftheAmericanwomenlikemakingtheirhusbandsandsonssuccessful,butsomeofthemwant___5___forthemselves.Theywantgood___6___ Whentheyworktheywantto___7___betterpaid.Theywanttobeas___8___asmen.

TheAmericanwomen`sliberation9wasstartedbywomenwhodon`twantto10behindsuccessfulmen.Theywanttostandbesidethem,withthesame11forsuccess.Theydon`twanttobetoldthatcertainjobsor12areclosedtothem.Theyrefusedtoworksidebysidewithmenwhodothe13workforhigherpay.

Aliberationwomanmustbe14ofbeingawomanandhaveconfidenceinherself.Ifsomebodysaystoher,“Youhavecomealong15,baby”,shewill16andanswer,“Notnearlyas17asIamgoingtogo,baby”.

Thismovementisquite18,andmanyAmericanwomendonotagree.19ithasalreadymadesomeimportant20inwomen`slives.

1.A.BeforeB.NearC.BehindD.Beside

2.A.sayings B.words C.letters D.writings

3.A.familyB.societyC.earth D.world

4.A.mostB.FewC.AllD.None

5.A.nothingB.somethingC.anythingD.everything

6.A.jobsB.clothesC.foodD.houses

7.A.beB.haveC.makeD.receive

8.A.goodB.wonderfulC.successfulD.much

9.A.activityB.movementC.affairD.incident

10.AhelpB.co-operateC.workD.stand

11.A.workB.jobC.positionD.chance

12.A.officesB.schools C.shopsD.places

13.A.betterB.sameC.lessD.important

14.A.proudB.afraidC.fondD.tired

15.A.placeB.walkC.wayD.journey

16.A.cryB.smileC.laughD.sob

17.A.longB.far C.soon D.much

18.A.newB.good C.important Dpleasing

19.A.So B.And  C.But D.Or

20.A.progressB.improvementC.decisionsD.changes

E

TheprivateautomobilehaslongplayedanimportantroleintheUnitedStates.Infact,ithasbecomea（n）1andimportantpartoftheAmericanwayof