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届中考专题冲刺练习三完形填空
2021届中考专题冲刺练习(三)完形填空
1.Trumpsmokedheavily.Hegotlungcancerwhenhewassixtyyearsold.Heonlyhadsixmonthsto1.HischanceforrecoverywasIin500.HelivedinBaldwinStreet,inNewZealand,avery2streetintheworld.Whathedidwithcancerwasalsospecial.
Hecouldsee3,depressionandangerinhislife.Hewondered.4illnesscanbecausedbynegativity,canwellnessbecreatedbypositivity?
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Hedecidedtomakeanexperimentof5.Laughingwasoneofthemostpositiveactivitiesheknew.Hewatchedallthefunnymovieshe6find.Hereadfunnystories.Heenjoyedtalkshowsandcrosstalk.Heaskedhisfriendstocallhimwhenevertheysaid,heardordidsomething7.Andhealsotoldjokestohisfriendsandhisfamily.Heevenbuiltaclubcalled"LaughandLife".
Atfirst,his8wassogreatthathecouldnotsleep.Then,hefoundlaughingfor10minutescouldrelievethepainforseveralhourssohecouldsleep.
Hefully9fromhisillnessandlivedanother20happyandhealthyyearsintheend.Hethoughthissuccesswasbecauseofthelove10hisfamilyandfriends,andlaughing.
So,ifyoulikelaughing,doitasoftenasyoucaninyourlife.Ifyoudon'tlikelaughing,thentakeyourmedicine—laughanyway.
WordBank
depression抑郁
negativity消极性
relieve减轻
1.A.communicate B.share C.live D.connect
2.A.special B.boring C.usual D.common
3.A.calm B.worry C.hope D.pleasure
4.A.Although B.Unless C.While D.When
5.A.he B.his C.him D.himself
6.A.should B.would C.might D.could
7.A.terrible B.funny C.meaningful D.harmful
8.A.pain B.success C.idea D.experiment
9.A.appeared B.escaped C.recovered D.discovered
10.A.with B.at C.of D.in
2. IamareporterfromaTVstation.Iwanttoknowwhatprogrammespeopleliketo 1 .SoIinterviewed100peopleaboutit.Hereisthe 2 .
TwentypeopleliketowatchCCTV'sprogrammes, 3 thenewschannel,becausetheycanknowthe 4 newsintheworld.AbouttenpeoplepreferCCTV-3'sprogrammes,becausethey 5 musicanddancingverymuch.Aboutfifteenpeoplesaythattheyliketowatchthe 6 channel.Theycanenjoythemostexcitingmoviesathome.They 7 thinkitisthecheapestwaytoenjoymovies.Someoldpeoplesaytheylikeoperasmost, 8 ,PekingOpera,sotheyliketowatchtheoperachannel.Aboutfivepeople 9 thattheydon'tmindwhichchanneltowatch.
Ithinktheinterviewisveryuseful.IfourTVstationwantstohavealargernumberof 10 ,weshouldtrytomakethebestprogramme.
1.A.sing B.look C.watch D.hear
2.A.result B.score C.reason D.cause
3.A.specially B.especially C.quickly D.luckily
4.A.newest B.fastest C.worst D.latest
5.A.dislike B.study C.love D.work
6.A.sports B.movie C.song D.news
7.A.also B.too C.either D.yet
8.A.aswell B.becauseof C.looklike D.forexample
9.A.tell B.say C.speak D.talk
10.A.reporters B.readers C.audience D.presenters
3. Ahobbycanbesomethingonelikestodoinhis/herfreetime.Then,whatismyhobby?
Well,whatIlikebestis 1 .Ibegantosingsongs 2 Iwasveryyoung.Myunclecouldsinglotsofsongs,sohe 3 meseveralsongs.Ishowedgreatinterestinthem,fortheywerepleasing(使人愉快的)to 4 .
WhenIwasinprimaryschool,mymusicteacherfoundIhadagood 5 ,sosheaskedmyfatherto 6 metotheChildren'sPalacetolearnmusicatweekends.Fromthenon,Ibeganmymusictraining.I 7 hardandwonprizesoneafteranotherindifferentkindsofcompetitions.Infact,Idreamedofbecomingafamoussingerinthefuture.
Astimewentby,Icametoknowthatmydreammightnotcometrue,fortherewere 8 conditions(条件).ButnowI 9 takesingingasmyhobby,becauseithasgivenmeverygoodfeelingsandanexcellentchanceto 10 . Besides(此外),itisagoodwaytolearnthingsthatIcan'teasilyfindinlife.
1.A.singing B.dancing C.swimming D.acting
2.A.because B.until C.when D.before
3.A.wrote B.gave C.taught D.left
4.A.mouths B.ears C.eyes D.noses
5.A.voice B.smell C.hobby D.taste
6.A.invite B.wake C.send D.lend
7.A.produced B.practised C.promised D.pronounced
8.A.long B.strict C.natural D.wide
9.A.still B.even C.never D.also
10.A.count B.miss C.relax D.hide
4. Iheardtheboatworkerstellingpeopletohurryupandgoonboard.Asalways,IwasrunninglateandIwasn'tsureifIwouldgetonthe 1 ontime.Luckily,Iwasabletocatchitand 2 mytrip.Iwasgoingtoworkonasmallisland.Itwasjustoneofthosedayswhenthingswerenotgoingrightforme.Isatinacomeroftheboatwithmybackpacknexttome.Iwantedtobe 3 andIdidn'twantanyonetotalktome.
Thinkingquietlytomyself,I 4 .Isawsomecloudsthatlookedliketheyweregivingmethethumbs-up(竖起大拇指).
ItlookedsoperfectthatIcouldn'thelpsmiling.Seeingthe 5 ofthecloudsmademefeelrelaxed.Itseemed to tellmethat 6 wasgoingtobeallright.
Lifeisnot 7 perfect.Wemightliesurprisedbythebadthingsthathappentous.Sometimes,thingsaremessy(混乱的).Weshouldlearntotakethemallin,stopforawhileandbethankfulforwhatwehave, 8 it'ssomethingbigorsomethingsmall.
Remembertosmileandlookupatthesky.Youneverknowwhenyoumightseesomethingthatbrightensyourday.
1.A.boat B.train C.plane
2.A.miss B.plan C.start
3.A.busy B.alone C.famous
4.A.gaveup B.lookedup C.showedup
5.A.size B.color C.shape
6.A.everything B.something C.nothing
7.A.always B.still C.ever
8.A.while B.unless C.whether
5. Longlongago,amanhadacatwhichhelovedvery,verymuch.HethoughtitwassuchanunusualanimalthathedecidedtonameitSky.
Oneday,afriendsaidtohim,"Allowmeto 1 toyouthatthereissomethingstrongerthansky.Imeantheclouds,forthey 2 thesky.""Youareright," 3 theman."Fromnowon,I'mgoingtogivemymostunusualcatthenameCloud."
Sometimelater,oneofhisneighbourswasdrinkingteaathishouse." 4 doyoucallthisunusualanimalCloud?
Forthereis 5 muchstrongerthantheclouds.Imeanthewindthatblowsawaytheclouds 6 it."Sofromthenonthemancalledthecatofwhichhewasso 7 bythenameofWind.
Butaweekhadnotpassedwhentheleaderofthetownnoticedthisquiteunusualcat."Wind,"hesaid,"seemstomea 8 thatisnotworththequalityofthisanimal.Thewindmeetshismastereveryday.Imeanthewallthatitcannot 9 through.''"Ah,so,''saidthe 10 ofthecat,"mymostbelovedpetwillbecalledWall."
Alittlelater,ayoungmanfromanearbyschoolrespectfullysaidtothemanthattherewassomethingwhichcouldbeatevenawall—the 11 thatbitaholethroughit."Thatis 12 ,"saidtheman."IwillnamemymostunusualcatMouse."
Justthenthegardener'slittlesonhappenedby."Mouse!
" 13 criedout."Aha,Iknowsomethingmuchstrongerthanamouse.Imeanthecatthat 14 themouseandeatshimup."Atthistimethemanrealizedhis 15 .Andfromthenonhecalledtheanimalbythemostbeautifulnamethatanyonehadbeenabletogiveit—thenameofCat.
1.A.carryoutB.pointoutC.putoutD.findout
2.A.hideB.fillC.cleanD.decorate
3.A.askedB.addedC.repliedD.doubted
4.A.WhenB.WhereC.HowD.Why
5.A.somethingB.anythingC.everythingD.nothing
6.A.asaresultofB.insteadofC.infrontofD.becauseof
7.A.scaredB.proudC.tiredD.sure
8.A.sportB.subjectC.weatherD.name
9.A.lookB.blowC.walkD.wash
10.A.ownerB.sellerC.buyerD.hunter
11.A.fishB.dogC.mouseD.bird
12.A.trueB.wrongC.necessaryD.interesting
13.A.IB.youC.heD.she
14.A.touchesB.findsC.hitsD.catches
15.A.kindnessB.foolishnessC.clevernessD.sadness
6.CowboyshavelivedandworkedinthewestandsouthwestoftheUnitedStatesforoverthreecenturiesandtheyareafamoussymboloftheUSA.Youseealifeoffreedomandadventure(冒险).WhenyouwatchthoseoldHollywoodcowboyfilmsfromthefiftiesandsixties,youdon'tseeajob.However,therealjobofanAmericancowboyhasalwaysbeen 1 andsometimesdangerous.Itisphysicalwithlonghoursandlowpay.
Lifehasn'tchangedmuchforcowboyssincetheearlydays.Cowswalkacrosshugeplains(草原)to 2 thegrassandthecowboyridesonhishorsetobringthemhome.Likethecowboysofthepast,a21stcenturycowboy 3 getsupearlyonfreezingcoldmorningsandmakesbreakfastoverafire.
Sowhydoesaman—becauseitisusuallyaman—becomeacowboy?
Forsome,itisn'ta 4 ,becausetheyarebornintothelife.Theyhaveworkedwith 5 sincetheywerechildren.They 6 thetraditionalcowboyculture:
"It'sareallifeaboutyou,yourhorseandtheopen 7 ."
Somepeoplechoosethejoblaterinlife.PathadanofficejobwiththeUSgovernmentwithhighpay, 8 hedidn'tlikecitylifeandspendingalldayinside.Sooneday,hegaveuphisjobandmovedtoaranch(牧场)inTexas,makingmuchlessmoney 9