北京各区初三中考英语二模完形填空汇总.docx

1、北京各区初三中考英语二模完形填空汇总2017北京各区初三英语中考二模完形填空汇总海淀My Right EarWhen I was a little boy, I cried a lot. My parents didnt take it seriously until they noticed me rubbing my right ear from time to time. Then they brought me to the 31 , expecting him to give me some medicine. Instead, the doctor told them that I

2、 had a tumor (肿块) in my right ear. I was immediately performed an operation.After the operation, my ear produced a mixed liquid (液体) with blood and water.The mixture didnt 32 good and I needed to go to the doctor every six months to get my ear cleaned out. I also had to put a clean cotton ball into

3、my ear each day to 33 being made fun of in school.On the first day of my third grade, I woke up late and almost missed the bus. What was worse, I forgot my cotton ball. At school, other kids noticed the smell, and all of them were making fun of me. Obviously, my third grade was 34 . I considered the

4、 following summer vacation my second chance to make new friends. At first, I 35 my brothers friends closely in the neighborhood, but soon they told me to hang out with my own friends. I was so 36 that I ended up walking home and crying. After that, I kept to myself and always had my ear plugged (堵).

5、 I had some friends, yet we were just school friends. We took the same class, we talked at lunch, but we never hung out. I wasnt sure if I was ready to have close friends for fear of being 37 again.In high school, everything started falling into place. I was finally accepted by my brothers friends,

6、and I also met the people who are my good friends today. The real test was that the tumor 38 back and I needed another operation. I was out of school for a week. When returning to school, I felt nervous because I knew the kids wondered where I had been and what had been wrong with me. However, when

7、finally getting to my class, I was 39 by my friends who told me that things hadnt been the same without me, and no one mentioned anything about my ear. This was the 40 that proved they were my true friends. At that moment, I knew they would be lifelong friends of mine.25. A. writer B. artist C. doct

8、or D. scientist26. A. look B. feel C. taste D. smell27. A. forget B. enjoy C. avoid D. keep28. A. strange B. terrible C. different D. dangerous29. A. controlled B. held C. protected D. followed30. A. excited B. disappointed C. satisfied D. frightened31. A. hurt B. caught C. cheated D. punished32. A.

9、 grew B. fell C. pushed D. stepped33. A. praised B. encouraged C. trusted D. respected34. A. test B. lesson C. message D. method CDCBD BAABA东城Earning(挣钱) PowerEveryone headed home except Jamila and Tyler. Jamila sat on her chair, bouncing（弹） a small rubber ball against the desk. Tyler sat on the cha

10、ir next to her. “Whats wrong, Jamila?” he asked. “Did you ask your parents about the bike?”Jamila nodded as she bounced the ball. “They said that I have a perfectly good _31_. I tried to tell them that I need a racing bike, but they just didnt understand.”“When is your birthday?” asked Tyler helpful

11、ly. “Maybe you could ask for a new bike for your _32_.”Jamila shook her head. “It was more than a month ago.” She said. “I dont think Im going to get this bicycle, Tyler. I have some of my birthday money left from my grandparents, but it wont be enough to _33_ the bike I want.” “I really want it.” J

12、amila continued. “I want to start training with the Green Ridge Cyclist. If I dont start training in the next month, I wont be _34_ ride in the fundraiser(筹款活动)Jamila and Tyler sat 35 in the classroom for a few minutes. The only sound was the thud(砰砰声) of the rubber ball hitting the desk. Suddenly,

13、Tyler jumped. “Have you asked your parents if they have any housework you can do?” she asked Jamila. “When I was saving to buy my skateboard, my parents made a list of things I could do. We agreed on a certain payment, and every time I finished a piece of work, they 36 me for it.”For the first time

14、all these day, Jamila started to feel a bit 37 . “Thats a great idea, Tyler,” said Jamila. “My parents are always saying that there just arent enough hours in the day for everything they need to do.”A few days later, Tyler stopped over at Jamilas house. Jamila and her mom were 38 in the front yard.

15、“Hi, Tyler,” they greeted Tyler as they watched him walk up the path to the house. “Tyler, I want to 39 for your creative thinking,” said Jamilas mom, putting some weeds (杂草) in the trash bin (垃圾箱). “Were almost done weeding all the flowerbeds, and with Jamila 40 it took me half the time. Yesterday

16、she painted the garage, wrapped birthday presents for her cousins, and helped her dad clean the study.” Jamila smiled. “At this rate, Im going to have my bicycle in no time.”31. A. bike B. ball C. desk D. chair32. A. family B. classmate C. birthday D. holiday33. A. repair B. make C. borrow D. buy34.

17、 A. proud B. ready C. active D. free35. A. comfortably B. patiently C. regretfully D. quietly36. A. paid B. praise C. encouraged D. understood37. A. important B. surprised C. hopeful D. strange38. A. riding B. working C. dining D. resting39. A. choose B. congratulate C. invite D. thank40. A. lead B.

18、 trust C. help D. design ACDBD ACBDC 西城区My Bigger BrotherI never thought that my heart would ache when the smelly socks and loud music were gone in my life. My brother is off at college and I miss him _31_ . We share a special kind of closeness as siblings(手足)， but then, my brother is a special kind

19、 of person. Its how he deals with things, how he treats his friends and his family, how he cares about people that makes me so 32 . Thats what aspire(努力) to be. He applied(申请) to 14 colleges. He was accepted to all but one, the one he wanted to attend most, Brown University, so he went with his seco

20、nd choice. When he came home for summer vacation, he informed us that he had come up with a(n) 33 . He was going to do whatever it took to get into Brown. His plan was move to Rhode Island near Brown, find a job and do whatever he could to become 34 in the area. Hed work his hardest, and someone, he

21、 was sure would notice. This was a big deal for my parents because it meant agreeing to a year without college, a scary(可怕的) thing for them. But they 35 him and encouraged him to do whatever he thought it would take to achieve his dream. It wasnt long before he was asked to produce the plays at Brow

22、n. Now was his 36 shine, and shine he did. No task was too big or too small. He put every bit of himself into the job. He met teachers, talked to everyone about his dream and told them what he was after. And sure enough, at the end of the year, when he reapplied to Brown, he was 37 .We were all real

23、ly happy, but for me the happiness went very deep. I had learn an important lessona lesson no one have taught me with 38 , a lesson I had to see with my own eyes. If I work hard for what I want, if I keep trying after Ive been turned away, my dreams also can come true. This is a gift I still hold in

24、 my heart. Because of my brother, I am more hopeful about life. Recently, I flew to Rhode Island all by myself to visit him, and I had so much fun for a week in an apartment without parents. The night before I left, my brother look me right in the eye and said he loved me. He told me to remember nev

25、er to do anything that I feel isnt right and that I can always 39 my heart. Part of me had grown up on his trip, and for the first time I thought about the important job that I had waiting for me at home. You see, I have a ten-year-old sister. It looks as though its going to be difficult for me. But

26、 you know, I had a 40 teacher. 31. A. terribly B. hardly C. finally D. probably32. A. special B. proud C. excited D. surprised33. A. opinion B. suggestion C. message D plan34. A. known B. rich C. humorous D. strong35. A. saved B. trusted C. taught D. pushed36. A. change B. challenge C. chance D. cho

27、ice37. A. accepted B. trained C. loved D. recognized38. A. tests B. experiences C. photos D. words39. A. close B. break C. follow D. comfort40. A. new B. great C. patient D. strict ABDAB CADCB朝阳Best Friends“Please stay,” I asked. Ann was my best friend, and I didnt want her to go. She looked around

28、and a toy bear caught her eyes. The bear was the 31 that aunt Reba gave to me and I loved most. “Ill stay if you give me this,” Ann said. I frowned (皱眉). I couldnt 32 parting with the bear. “But Aunt Reba gave it to me,” I said in a low voice. I really loved Aunt Reba. She 33 spent time staying with

29、 me after work. We saw each other almost every day. The day she died, I cried for hours, unable to 34 I would never see her again. Now, as I held the soft bear, I could see her smiling face. “Come on,” said Ann. “Im your best friend.”At that moment, I wanted someone to play with so much that I 35 th

30、e bear to ann. That evening, I didnt have dinner. Once up in my room, I began to really miss the bear! I couldnt help crying when mum asked what was wrong. I told her how 36 I felt. She hugged me and encouraged me to listen to my 37 . Alone in the dark, I asked myself. Why didnt I ask Ann to stay? W

31、hat should a best friend be like? And is Ann really my best friend? I knew what to do.The next day, I found Ann at her house. I took a 38 breath and asked for the bear. She look at me for a long time. “OK,” she said finally, producing the bear from her pocked. “I didnt like it anyway.”I looked into

32、her eyes and asked, “do you think the best friend can take away others favorite toy?” she stayed in 39 . After a few good seconds, she looked up at me and 40 her head. We both smiled. Since then, we have come to understand that best friends are people who want to spend time with us but they ask for nothing in return. 31. A. animal B. present C. friend D. lesson32. A. imagine B. keep C. practice D. mind33. A. always B. someti