外研版届初三总复习 完型填空十篇.docx

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外研版届初三总复习完型填空十篇

完形填空专题

（一）

Nowadaysschoolstudentshardlypaymuchattentiontosports.Isitbecausetheydon’thaveany__1__insports?

Itmaynotbethe__2__.Theyoftensaytheyhaveothermoreimportantthingstodo.Whataretheseimportantthings?

__3__!

Theyhaveto_4__muchtimeonallkindsofthematschool.Somanyofthemalmost__5__bookworms.Evenintheholidays,theyalsorevieworpreparetheirlessons.Suchthingshave__6__themfromgoinginforsports.

Becauseofthepressurefromtheirparentsandteacherstheyhavetoworkharder.Asforthestudentsthemselves,theywenttogetgoodresults_7__theycanhavefurthereducation.soitis_8_thattheygivealloftheirtimetotheirstudiesinsteadoftheirschoolsports.Infact,educationcannotgowithoutphysicsexercises,becauseaquickmind_9_alongwithaweakbody.Ifyoudon’thaveastrongbody,youcanhardly__10__inanything,letaloneagreatsuccessinyourlife.

（）1.A.interestB.feelingsC.thoughtsD.fun

（）2.A.ideaB.factC.wishD.research

（）3.A.SportsB.HouseworkC.ExamsD.Homework

（）4.A.giveB.payC.haveD.spend

（）5.A.gotB.growC.becomeD.made

（）6.A.preventedB.protectedC.heldD.invited

（）7.A.whenB.asC.sothatD.if

（）8.A.interestingB.necessaryC.terribleD.important

（）9.A.cangoB.hardlygoesC.easilygoesD.runsquickly

（）10.A.giveB.failC.handD.succeed

（二）

Beforeyouuseyournewmicrowaveoven,readtheinstructionscarefully.Eachovenhasitsowncontrolpanel（控制板）,butmostmicrowaveovensoperateinasimilar_1_.Lookatthecontrolpanelshownhere.Itshowsthe2atthetopofthepanel.Underthetimearethedifferentfunctions.YoucanpressDefrost（解冻）,Cook,Clock,orPower.Youcanalso_3__foodbypressingReheatTimes.

Underthefunctionsarethenumbers.Thesenumbersare__4__asonthephone,fromzerothroughnine.Youcanpressthenumbersto_5_thecookingtimeinsecondsor__6__.UnderthenumbersareStartandClear.

Amicrowaveovenwillautomatically（自动的）cookonHIGH（powerlevel10）_7_youenteralowerpowerlevel.Supposeyou8tocookfortwominutesandforty–fivesecondsonMEDIUMpower（level5）.Firstpressthenumbers2,4and5（twominutes,forty-fiveseconds）.ThenpressPower.Next,pressthenumber5.__9__.pressStarttobegincooking.Ifyoumakeamistake,pressClear.Thiswillclearthedisplayand__10__youtostartoveragain.Haveyougotit?

（）1.A.houseB.wayC.kitchenD.person

（）2.A.numbersB.minutesC.timeD.functions

（）3.A.coldB.coolC.warmD.freeze

（）4.A.checkedB.usedC.countedD.shown

（）5.A.setB.placeC.offerD.serve

（）6.A.weeksB.monthsC.minutesD.days

（）7.A.besidesB.unlessC.exceptD.until

（）8.A.orderB.likeC.haveD.want

（）9.A.FirstB.ThenC.AtlastD.Atfirst

（）10.A.allowB.makeC.warnD.help

（三）

Foodisveryimportant.Everyoneneedsto1wellifheorshewantstohaveastrongbody.Ourmindsalso2akindoffood.Itisknowledge.Webegintogetitevenwhenweareveryyoung.Smallchildrenare3ineverythingaroundthem.Theylearn4whiletheyarewatchingandlistening.5theyaregettingolder,theybegintoreadstorybooks,sciencebooks,andanythingtheylike.Whentheyfindsomethingnew,theylovetoaskquestionsand6tofindouttheanswers.

Whatisthebest7togetknowledge?

Ifwelearnbyourselves,wewillget__8knowledge.Ifweare9gettinganswersfromothersanddonotask10,wewillneverlearnwell.Whenwestudyintherightway,wewilllearnmoreandunderstandbetter.

（）1.A.sleepB.restC.drinkD.eat

（）2.A.haveB.makeC.needD.develop

（）3.A.interestedB.angryC.weakD.good

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

（）5.A.BecauseB.WhenC.SinceD.Assoonas

（）6.A.tryB.haveC.askD.wait

（）7.A.placeB.adviceC.wayD.road

（）8.A.littleB.alittleC.lessD.more

（）9.A.neverB.alwaysC.seldomD.sometimes

（）10.A.peopleB.teachersC.whyD.how

（四）

It’sfuntoreceivepresents.Italsofeelsgoodtogivethemtoothers.Sowhat’sthebestwaytosaveyourmoneyandshopwisely?

Susan,workingina1,oftenteacheskidshowtospendorsavemoney.

“Myfirststepistomakealistandcheck2twice,”saysSusan.Shesuggeststhatkidstalkwiththeirfamiliesaboutwhatgiftsto3andhowmuchtospend.“Startbywritingdownnames,”Susansays,“thenputadollaramount（金额）nexttoeachnameandadditup.Doyouhaveenough4?

Ifnot,makechanges.Anddon’tforget–noteveryoneneedsastore-bought5.Susanpointsoutthatsomeofthebestpresentsare6“.

Takethelistwithyoutothestore,andcheckoffaperson’snameaftereachbuying.“Makesurethatyoudothemath,”saysSusan.“Ifyou’vejust7$30onsomeonewhoyouweregoingtospend$25on,you’regoingtohavetospend$5lesson8else.”

Doyouwanttogetthebestdeals?

Hangoutorwalkinasupermarket.Things9theremaybethe10.“You’llalsobeabletogetalotmorevalue”,saysSusan,“alotmoreforyoutobuy.”

（）1.A.shopB.hospitalC.schoolD.library

（）2.A.thisB.thatC.oneD.it

（）3.A.buyB.sellC.borrowD.lend

（）4.A.timeB.moneyC.foodD.drink

（）5.A.bookB.cakeC.toyD.gift

（）6.A.expensiveB.smallC.freeD.large-

（）7.A.takenB.spentC.paidD.cost

（）8.A.someoneB.anyoneC.nooneD.everyone

（）9.A.didB.soldC.madeD.brought

（）10.A.stationsB.postofficesC.storesD.restaurants

（五）

A100-year-oldBritonhasbecometheworld’s1marathonrunnerafterfinishingaraceinCanada.FaujaSingh,fromIlford,eastLondon,rantheTorontoWaterfrontMarathonineighthours,25minutesand16seconds.

Therecord-holderhitthewallat22milesontheway,2hekeptonrunningforanothertwohoursandfinishedin3,850thplace,aheadoffiveother3.

Mr.Singh4runningonly11yearsago----afterhiswifeandsondied.He5everydaybyrunning10miles.HiscoachHarmanderSinghsaidMr.Singhwasoverjoyed.

“Earlier,justbeforewecamearoundthe6corner,”hesaid,“achievingthiswillbelikegettingmarriedagain.He’sreallyoverjoyed,he’sachievedhislifelong7.”

8inIndiain1911,Mr.SinghwasafarmerinthePunjabbutmovedtoBritaininthe1960s.Heholdstheworldrecordfortheover-90category（类别）afterrunningthe2003Torontomarathoninfivehoursand40minutes.HislatestfeatearnshimanotherspotinGuinnessWorldRecords.

OnThursdayhebrokeanothereightrecordsfor100-year-oldmenbycompletingalleightdistancesrangingfrom100mto5,000m.

Mr.Singhsaid,“The9toalongandhealthylifeistobestress-free.Be10foreverythingyouhave,stayawayfrompeoplewhoarenegative,staysmilingandkeeprunning.”

（）1.A.fastestB.tallestC.oldestD.longest

（）2.A.andB.althoughC.butD.so

（）3.A.runnersB.starsC.playersD.visitors

（）4.A.keptonB.stoppedC.tookupD.joined

（）5.A.walkedB.trainedC.cameD.played

（）6.A.firstB.secondC.thirdD.last

（）7.A.wishB.jobC.wordsD.idea

（）8.A.WorkedB.LivedC.StudiedD.Born

（）9.A.wayB.chanceC.answerD.secret

（）10.A.anxiousB.relaxedC.gratefulD.worried

（六）

Iwastiredandhungryafteralongdayofwork.WhenIwalkedintothelivingroom,my12-year-oldsonlookedupatmeandsaid,“Iloveyou.”Idind’tknow1tosay.ForseveralsecondsallIcoulddowastostandthereandstareathim.Myfirstthoughtwasthathe must need   2   with his homework or he’s trying to prepare meforsomenews.FinallyIasked, ”What was that all about?

”“Nothing.”hesaid.Myteachersaidweshould3ourparentsthatwelovethemandseewhattheysay.It’sanexperiment.”

ThenextdayhIcalledhis4tofindoutmoreaboutthisexperimentandhowtheotherparentshadreacted.

“Basically,mostofthefathershadthesamereactionasyoudid.”Theteachersaid,“WhenIfirst5wetrythis,Iaskedthechildrenwhattheythoughttheirparentswouldsay.Someofthemthoughttheirparentswouldhave6trouble.”“Thepointsis,”theteacherexplained,“feelinglovedisanimportantpartoflife.It’ssomethingallhumanbeings7WhatI’mtryingtotellthechildrenisthatit’stoobadthatwedon’tallexpressthosefeelings.Aboyshouldbe8totellhisdadthatheloveshim.

Whenmysoncametomethatevening,Iheldontohimforanextrasecond.Andjust9hepulledaway,Isaidinmydeepest,mostmanlyvoice,“Hey,Iloveyou,too.”

Idon’tknowif10thatmadeeitherofushealthier,butitdidfeelprettygood.Maybenexttimeifmychildsays“Iloveyou”,itwouldnottakemeawholedaytothinkoftherightanswer.

（）1. A. what           B. how           C. when      D. why 

（）2. A. patience      B. time           C. help              D. paper

（）3. A. think           B. tell          C. say               D. make

（）4. A. mother       B. teacher         C. friend             D. uncle 

（）5. A. allowed       B. agreed          C. suggested       D. planned 

（）6. A. heart           B. work          C. body           D. eye  

（）7. A. have         B. know          C. take            D. require 

（）8. A. brave         B. ready         C. afraid             D. sorry   

（）9. A. when         B. after          C. because     D. before 

（）10. A. telling      B. watching C. answering  D. saying 

（七）

Peopleinwesterncountriesareusuallycrazyaboutfootball,whilebadmintonisoneofthetopgamesloved