十年中考完形填空匯總2007D.Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage（選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或詞匯完成短文）：（14分）A)rememberA)funA)thatA)rememberA)funA)thatA)answerA)orA)aloneA)comingB)explainB)workB)lastB)articleB)butB)togetherB)movingC)hopeD)expectC)joyD)restC)myD)anotherC)envelopeD)invitationC)soD)sinceC)bytrainD)onfootC)celebratingD)callingFrom:marinne@rvu.ukTo...SofieJacksonCc…Subject:summerwedding◎HiSofie!Howareyou?It'sbeenlongsinceIlastsawyou I 90 youwereverybusythenhelpingyourfriendgetreadyforherwedding(婚禮) Iamsureitwasasuccess.Bytheway,I'vegotanewjobinabank,soit'smoremoneybutmore91 unluckily.Infact,thereasonI'msendingyouthisistotellyouabout 92wedding.MybrotherAndyandLindahavefinallysetadatefortheirwedding 20thAugust.We'llsendyouan 93inafewweeksbutthisisjusttoletyouknowaheadoftime.Anyway,myparentswanttocelebratetheengagement(訂婚)sothey'rehavingaspeciallunchonSunday3rdMay.We'reinvitingrelativesandclosefriends,94there'llbeabouttwentypeoplethere.We'dlovetoseeyou!It'satMartin'sRestaurant,nearthetrainstation.Iknowit'squitealongwayforyoutocome,butRobbieisdrivingupfromLondon somaybeyoucouldarrangetocomeup 95 .Ifnot,Icanmeetyouatthestation-justletmeknowwhenyourtraingetsin.I'mgoingawayfortwoweeksfromtomorrow,butyoucanphonemyparentstotellthemyou're96 ,orsendmeane-mail.Ireallyhopeyoucancome!LovefromMarinne2008D.Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage(選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或詞語完成短文)：(14分)AllaboutBritain'sTeenagersSchoolBritishteenagerscanleaveschoolatsixteenaftertakingtheirGCSEexams.Theystudyforexamsinasmanyastensubjects,90theyhavetoworkprettyhard!Today,steensspendmoretimedoingtheirhomeworkthananyteenagersinthepast,studyingfor2.5一3hourseveryevening.FreeTimeIt,snotallwork,ofcourse.WhatdoBritishteenagersdotohave91 ?TheylovewatchingTV,goingout,meetingfriendsinInternetcafesandlisteningtomusic.CommunicationsInadditiontotheInternet,teenagersinBritainusetheircomputerstoplaygamesanddotheirhomework.They92lovetheirmobilephones,andspendhourstexting(發(fā)短信)theirfriendsandchatting.Today,phonesaregettingsmallerandlighterandyoucandoalotmore93themthanjusttalk.Textmessaginghasbecomethecoolestandmostpopularwaytocommunicate.Morethan90%of12-to16-year-oldshaveamobile,andexpertssaythatthisstops94fromspendingtheirmoneyonsweetsandcigarettes.Fashion(服飾)Atschool,almostallBritishteenagershavetowearaschooluniform.However,intheirfree95theycanwearwhatevertheylike,andwhattheylikeisdesignernamessuchas Nike,DieselandPaulSmith.Infact,40%ofBritishteenssaythattheythinkitisimportanttohavethelatestfashion.Lookinggooddoesn,tcome 96 ,butmanyteenagersthinkitusualoreasytospendmorethan￡100ononeitemofclothing.A)but B)or C)so D)becauseA)lessonsB)sportsC)adviceD)funA)neverB)alreadyC)alsoD)nolongerA)withB)for C)at D)inA)teachersB)relativesC)friendsD)teenagersA)dayB)timeC)weekD)monthA)cheapB)expensiveC)specialD)ordinary2009C.Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage(選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或詞語完成短文)：(14分)Sometimesyoumaynotunderstandyourparents.Oneminutethey'refriendly,thenextminutethey'reshoutingandscreamingloudlyenoughforthewholestreettohear.Sowhomakesthemso_85—?You,probably!Isyourroomuntidy?Doyouleavethingsonthefloor?Youmayfindithardenoughtokeeponeroomtidy.Soimaginewhatit'slikeforyourmumanddadtryingtokeepawholehouseinorder.Whenyoutakeyourclothesoff,rememberto86.Getintothehabitoftakingglassesandplatesdowntothekitchen.Beforelongyou'llbedoingitwithoutthinking.Eventhoughyoumaynotrealizeit,yourparentshaveboughtyoumanyclothes.Butthey'renot

buyingthemselvesnewthingseveryweek,arethey?Thesimpletruthisthattherearemore87thingstospendmoneyon,liketheelectricitybillandfood.Youmayhatemissingapartytovisitsomeboringoldrelatives.Theymaygoonandonaboutwhatasweetbabyyouwere.Youhavenochoicebuttolisten.Evenifyou88_,yourparentswon'tchangetheirminds.Parentsliketoshowofftheirfamily.Thebestthingyoucandoistohelpentertainyourrelatives.Yourparentswillbesopleasedwithyouafterwardsthatthey'llprobablyallowyoutogotothenexttwo89.Youmightnotwanttoeat,butthinkofitfromtheparents'pointofview.Ifyoucooktwomealsaday,itmeans730mealsayear.Canyouimaginehowboringthiscanget?Imaginehowyourparentsfeelwhenyousayyou'renotreallyhungry.90,yourparentsareprobablyworriedthatyouaren'teatingenough.Eatfewersnacks"andleaveroomforyourmeals.Finally,offerto91afterthemeal.Youroffermaynotbeaccepted,butyourparentswillbepleased.A.friendlyA.hangthemupC.putthemonB.lonely C.changeableleavethemaloneD.throwthemawayA.interestingA.agreeA.friendlyA.hangthemupC.putthemonB.lonely C.changeableleavethemaloneD.throwthemawayA.interestingA.agreeA.concertsA.InadditionB.difficultB.complainB.meetingsB.InreturnC.importantC.listenC.classesC.AtmostD.comfortableD.surprisingD.winD.partiesD.AtlastA.dothecookingB.laythetableC.buysomesnacksD.washthedishesC.buysomesnacksD.washthedishes2010C.Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage（選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或詞語完成短文）：（14分）Everydaycarskillorhurtmanypeopleonroads.Sometimesthedriversdrivetoofastordonotdrivecarefullyenough.Someofthem85thetrafficrulesandcauseaccidents.Accordingtosomeresearches,itisusuallythepedestrians（行人）whocausetheaccidents.Alotofroadusersareverycareless.Theywalkorrunacrosstheroads86thecars.Theywalkintheroadsbutnotonthewalkways.Theygetintooroutofcarsinthemiddleoftheroad.Somedonottakethetroubleto87thegreenlightsandsimplycrosstheroadsagainsttheredlights.Manypeoplethinkaccidentsoftenhappeninbusyroadsinlargecities,butthisisnotalwaystrue.88,Tokyoisoneoftheworld,slargestcitiesandprobablyoneofthebusiestcities;however,thereare89accidentstopedestrians.Thereasonisthatthepolicethereareverystrictandthepedestriansareverycareful.Pedestriansnevercrossagainstaredlightandthey90followtrafficrules.Doyouknowalcohol（酒精）isanothermaincauseoftrafficaccidents?Itdelayspeople'sresponse.Thosewhohavedrunkalcoholare91inmakingdecisions.Theyneedafewmoresecondstoreact（反應(yīng)）.Alcoholdrinkingisespeciallydangerousformotorcardrivers.Itisnotonlydriverswhomayhaveaccidentsafterdrinkingdrunkenpedestriansmayputtheirlivesindangeraswell.85.A.makeB.breakC.followD.remember86.A.attheendofB.inthecentreofC.ontopofD.infrontof87.A.turnonB.worryaboutC.waitforD.pointout88.A.InadditionB.ForexampleC.BythewayD.Ontheotherhand89.A.fewB.manyC.enoughD.some90.A.evenB.neverC.almostD.always91.A.slowB.activeC.interestedD.excited2011C.Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage.選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~和短語，完成短文)(14分)Wehavealwaysbeenwarnedofthedangersofforestfires.Theycause85toaforest.Theykillmanyplantsandanimalsinaneco-system,whichisagroupoflivingthingsandtheirenvironment.Buthaveyoueverheardofaforestfirethatcanbe86foraforest?Peoplestartsomeofthefireswithaspecialreasontoactuallydogoodtotheeco-system.Infact,firesareanaturalpartofanyeco-system.Withoutfires,theoldestandlargesttreeswouldstopsunlightfromreachingtheforestfloor.Firescan87someoftheseoldtrees.Whenthetreesdie,theyprovidesomethinggoodfortheearth.Newtreescangrowstrongandhealthyintheirplace.Sometreesevenneedfirestogrow.Thesetreesholdtheirseeds(種子)inside.Heatfromafireallowsthecoatoftheseedstoopenup.Thentheseedsfalltothegroundandhavethe88togrow.Scientist,whoknowaboutnature'sneeds,startsomeofthesefires,calledcontrolledburns.Afireisstartedandkeptundercontrol.Thisway,thefiredoesnotspreadoutoftheareaor89alargespaceoftheforest.Firescanbedangerousforanimals.Evenwhenanimalscontinuetoliveafterforestfires,theycangohungry90theirfoodhasbeendamagedinthefire.Small,controlledfiresmeanthananimalswillnothavetomovefartofindfood.Aftersometime,smallplantsbegintogrow.Animalsreturnsoonaftertheplantsreturn.This91makesaneco-system.Sothenexttimeyouhearaboutaforestfire,thinkaboutthegoodaswellasthebad.Itmaytakeaneweco-systemawhiletoreturn,butitwilllikelycomebackstrongerandhealthierthanever.()85.A.illnessB.difficultyC.damageD.flood()86.A.helpfulB.powerfulC.harmfulD.awful()87.A.taketheplaceofB.getreadyforC.bebadforD.getridof()88.A.timeB.waterC.chanceD.skill()89.A.discoverB.coverC.leaveD.waste()90.A.becauseB.althoughC.butD.so()91.A.almostB.againC.neverD.even42012Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或詞語完成短文)(12分)Tiffany,a16-year-oldgirl,wasvery,shy.LastSeptember,herbestfriend,Sophie,movedabroadwithherfamilybecauseshehadtocontinueherstudiesinAmerica.Sheevensaidshewouldnotcomebackforatleastafewyears.Tiffanybecame80andhelpless."IwasreallysadthemomentIheardthebadnewsandIdidn'tknowwhattodo,"Tiffanyrecalled回憶)."I81myselfinmyroomforawholeweek.ItwasthenthatmyaunttookmetoasportscluboneSaturdayandIsaw'somanyyoungpeopleplayingvarioussportsthere.Isignedupforabeginners'courseinvolleyballandsincethenIhavebeenplayingthissport.NowIpractisetwiceaweekthere.ItiswonderfulplayingsportsinthisclubandIhavemadelotsof82aswell.What'smore,IfeelIammuchhealthierthanbefore."Themostbasicaimofplayingsportsisthatyoucanimproveyourhealthevenifyouarenotverygoodatsports.83 ,youcangettoknowacircleofpeopleatyouragewhileplayingsports.Tiffanyusedtobeaveryquietgirl.Sinceshejoinedthesportsclub,shehasopenedupherselfandnowshehasbecomevery84andenjoysmeetingandtalkingwithothers.Formostpeople,thatisoneoftheattractionsofjoiningasportsclub.Youcangettoknowotheryoungpeoplewhohavesimilarinterests.Youdon'thavetositdownandtalktostrangers.Yougoinforsportsanditiseasiertounderstandyourpartnersonthesameteam.NowTiffanyisquite85herfriendsandshehasalsogainedmoreconfidence.Trytodoregularsports.Themindneedsexerciseaswellasthebody.80.A)angryB)lonelyC)tiredD)surprised81.A)shutB)hurt.C)enjoyedD)helped82.A)troubleB)mistakesC)moneyD)friends83.A)SofarB)InadditionC)OnceagainD)Afterall84.A)activeB)strongC)luckyD)independent85.A)generoustoB)differentfromC)popularwithD)disappointedin2013Choosethebestwordsandcompletethepassage(選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~完成短文)(12分)Youcanreachalmostanygoalifyouwantto—butsometimesittakesgreateffortstorealizeyourdream．Thatwasquitetrueforme.WhenIwas17yearsold,Ibrokemyfather,s80.Hehadsavedenoughfromanaverageincometosendmetocollegetobecomealawyer．ThreemonthslaterIwashometellinghimthatIhadleftcollege-andforthefirsttimeIsawhim81.“Son,I,malwaysgoingtoloveyoueventhoughyou,llneverachieveanything,,'hesaidwithtear甜艮淚)inhiseyes.WhenIwalkedoutofthatroom,Iwasburningwithsomethingwithinmybody.Noteveryonehasthechancetofeelit.Ididnotjustwantto83一Ihadto.ButIcouldn'tseehowtodoitandallthetimemyfather,swordswereinmymind.Ibecomeasalesperson.Itwasnot84becauseIknewalmostnothingaboutmarketing.ThenamanintroducedmetotheEdwardstrainingcourse.Iwentandlearnedalotofuseful84.Itriedmybesttoputthemtowork.Soonafterthat,IstartedtastingthesweetfruitsofSuccessforthefirsttime.Sometimelater,ItoldthemanagerofmycompanythatIwouldliketomeetwithMr.Edwards.Theyarrangeditforme.Whenthedaycame,Itoldhim,Mr.Edwards,mygoalistobeabletotrainpeoplejustasyoutrainedme.’’85,heagreedtoletmetry.AllthatcametruebecauseIsetgoalstomakeithappen.Stickingtothegoalwasthemostimportant．80.A)promiseB)recordC)heartD)law81.A)shoutB)cryC)laughD)relax82．A)succeedB)argueC)stopD)move83.A)fairB)easyC)seriousD)safe84．A)poemsB)dialoguesC)excusesD)skills85.A)LuckilyB)UsuallyC)ClearlyD)Suddenly2014Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage(選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或詞語完成短文)：BeyourselfWewishthatwecouldbebetteratsportsormoreattractive.Wewishwehadnicerclothesormoremoney.Everyonelikestofeelthatheorsheisspecial.75manyofusgrowupbelievingthatwe,renotspecialatall.Webelievewearenotgoodenoughjustasweare.Mostparentswantustobethebestwecanbe.Veryoften,they76ustoothers.Bydoingthis,theytrytoencourageustodobetter.Theymeanwell,butthemessageweoftengetisthatwe,renotgoodenough.Webegintobelievethattheonlywaywecanbespecialisbybeingbetterthansomeoneelse,butweareoften77 .Therewillalwaysbesomeoneouttherewhoisbetterthanweareatsomething.Plentyofpeoplearoundmaynotbeassmartasweare,buttheyarebetteratsports.Ortheymaybenotasgood-looking,butheyhavemoremoney.Itis78forustobebetterthaneveryoneelseallthetime.Weallwantthethingsthatwebelievewillmakeusbetterpeople.Butveryoftenwedon'trealizethatwealreadyhave79ustheverythingsthatwewant.Thesethingsmakeusdifferentfromothers.Whenwearegrowingup,80someforgettotellusthatwearespecial,thatwearegoodenough.Maybenoonehadthesewhentheyweregrowingup.Anyway,it,suptoustoremindthemfromtimetotimethateachofus,inourownway,isspecial.Whatweareisenough.A.Again B.Next C.Besides D.HoweverA.describe B.compare C.introduce D.prefer77.A.lonelyB.forgetfulC.disappointedD.nervous78.A.helpfulB.impossibleC.necessaryD.unfair79.A.insideB.amongC.aroundD.for80.A.friendsB.scientistsC.parentsD.doctors2015B.Choosethebestanswerandcompletethepassage(選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)倪x項(xiàng)完成短文)(12分)RoadsignsforyourfutureSometimes,thechoicesyouhavemadeprovetobewrong.Doftworry-it,snottheendoftheworld!Intraffic,whatyoudointhissituationisjustturnaroundandfinda75way.That,sexactlywhatyoushouldalsodoinreallife.Inyourlifeyouwillfindmanydeadendsbutyouwillalwaysfindyourwayoutofthem.Lifeisnotalwaysawalkinthepark.Therewillbeuphillaswellasdownhill,bumps凸塊)andsmoothrides.Ifyouarenotcareful,abumpcanmakeyou76.However,ridingyourlifealongjuststraightroadswithnobumpscanbecome77.So,abumpcanbeaniceexperienceaswell.Rightorleft?Inyourlifetherewillbetimeswhenyouhavetomakea79.Youmaywanttofocusonyourstudies,soyouchoosetostopahobbythatyoiivehadforyears.80!Beforeputtingawaytheguitarorstoppingyourdancelessons,youshouldthinkhowyoucoulddivideyourtimebetweenstudyingandhobbies.Basically,it,sjustaquestionofhowtomanageyourtime.Whateveryoudoinlife,remembertotakeiteasy.Youdonhavetoruneverywhere.Sometimesrunningmakelifelessenjoyable.Itsoftenbettertothinkbeforetakingaction.So,thinkfirstandthenact!Therdsreallynorush!Youdonthavetoexperienceeverythingbeforeyou,re20!75.A)betterB)shorterC)fa