仁愛版英語中考完形填空專項訓(xùn)練試題及答案(1-4套)

1、仁愛版英語中考完形填空專項訓(xùn)練試題及答案（1）Rachel stared at die blackboard. Her friends were copying the maths problems into their notebooks, but Rachel see die blackboard from the back of the classroom.Rachel turned her 2 left, trying to copy the problems 3 Jenny's paper.Rachel, would you please 4 to my desk?5'

2、; Mr. Grmies said.Rachel 5 to Mr. Grimes' desk. 'I wasn't trying to cheat： Rachel said, “I just couldn't see die f 一Ph, that is a problem. Don't you have glasses? asked Mr. Grimes.Rachel felt _7. Her parents bouglit glasses for her weeks ago, 8 she didn't want to wear them in

3、 class.Mr. Grime said. ' I think I see die problem. Ybu don't want your 9 to know you need glasses. Is that right? Well. I can move your seat to the 10 of die classroom；'*But then I 11 sit by Jenny and Amanda/' Rachel said.Rachel turned to look at Jenny and Amanda. They were good fri

4、ends, and Rachel wanted to _ 12 sitting by them. tluiik I'm going to keep my 13 the back J Rachel said.kMr. Grimes said. Okay, but 14 don't see you wearing your glasses when you are copying problems from die blackboard. I'll 15your seat. '“I understand." Rachel walked back to he

5、r seat.()1. A. mustn'tB. might notC. couldn'tD. wouldn't()2. A. headB. earsC. mouthD. hands()3. A. inB. onC. toD. from()4. A. goB. comeC. runD. fly()5 A. ranB. walkedC. jumpedD. flew()6. A. bookB. filmC. blackboardD. picture()7. A. excitedB. sorryC. happyD. nervous()8. A. andB. soC. butD

6、. or()9. A. brothersB. sistersC. friendsD. parents()10. A. frontB. backC. middleD. left()11. A. didntB. don'tC. may notD. won't()12. A. fimshB. contmueC. startD. began()13.A. seatB. friendC. sliirtD. bike()14. A. whileB. beforeC. ifD. after()15 A. moveB. sellC. buyD. get1- 5 CADBB 6-10 CDCCB

7、 6-10 DBACAIt was a cold winter morning on February 22, 1732. This was more than 200 years ago.1 a Virginia farmhouse, a special baby boy was born. His name was George Washington. George had two brothers and they lived away. He lived with a younger 3 and three younger brothers. They 4 George's e

8、very move.George went to a small country 5. He worked very hard He was one of the cleverest students.He 6 very fast. He was bigger and taller than all of the 7 boys. Everyone looked up to George. Sometimes George would choose games for 8 classmates to play.“George is a natural-born liis schoolmaster

9、 would say.In school George liked to read and to write. He liked numbers. But he to make maps and measure land best of all. This is called surveying. He practiced by measuring the vegetable gardens on his 1 1 .Many farmers wanted George to survey their land. It would 1 2 them to know how much seed t

10、o buy 1 3 it was time to plant their crops.George was only a boy of sixteen. 1 4 the fanners believed him. They 1 5 George was very clever and honest.He will do a good job J one farmer said to another.There were many wild animals. George learned 1 6 to take care of himself in the woods. Living in th

11、e countryside helped George to become an even greater leader.()1. A. OutsideB. InsideC.IntoD. Out of()2. A. olderB. tallerC. shorterD. smaller()3. A. auntsB. unclesC. sistersD. cousins()4. A. followedB. knewC. watchedD. showed()5. A. farmB. officeC. hospitalD. school()6. A. stood upB. sat downC. gre

12、w upD. moved down()7. A. otherB. anotherC. othersD. the other()8. A. herB. theirC. yourD. his()9. A. studentB. scientistC. leaderD. artist()1 0. A. hatedB. likedC. hopedD. wanted()1 1. A. farmB. houseC. bedD. river()1 2. A. orderB. askC. helpD. take()1 3. A. untilB. whenC. sinceD. after()1 4. A. And

13、B. SoC. OrD. But()1 5. A. hopedB. knewC. wantedD. refused()1 6. A. howB. whenC. whyD. which1-5 BACAD 6-10 CADCB 11-15 ACBDB 16ACOne morning Katy was looking through the newspaper. She reviews of a movie and a book. Reading these reviews gave Katy an idea. "I'm a good 2 J she thought. "

14、Will they let me be a reviewer? I'll write to the newspaper to see.”Katy thought that the newspaper might like to have a young reviewer. She 3 review movies, music, books, and plays for people of her age. Katy carefully wrote a 4 to the newspaper.A week later Katy 5 a reply. "Dear Katy,“ it

15、 began. Thank you for your letter. At this time we do not need a reviewer. All our reviewers have several 6 of experience in writing for a newspaper. Please try us again 7you have some writing experience." Katy felt 8 ,but she decided not to let the newspaper refused her so easily.That day Katy

16、 wrote a review of a book she had just 9 , The book had been wonderful, so it was10for Katy to make the review lively and interesting.The11day she wrote a review of a new movie. The day after that Katy wrote a review of a school play. She read her reviews again and again, made changes, and at last s

17、he thought the writing was quite good. Then she mailed 12 to the newspaper.Several days later Katy got a call 13 the newspaper. *6You are a very good writer： it said. "How would you like to write montlily reviews?” Katy did not have to think twice about her reply.The next week Katy 14 the newsp

18、aper. There in the children section was Katy s movie review. Her name appeared under the title of the review.Katy 15 happily as she read her review again.()1. A. wroteB.readC. soldD.bought()2. A. studentB. girlC. writerD. boy()3. A. couldB. mightC. mustD. should()4. A. cardB. messageC. reviewD. lett

19、er()5. A. acceptedB. wroteC. finishedD. received()6. A. yearsB. daysC. hoursD. centuries()7. A. beforeB. sinceC. whenD. until()8. A. sadB. happyC. excitedD. interested()9. A. startedB. finishedC. continuedD. began()10. A. hardB. badC. easyD. difficult()11. A. firstB. finalC. thirdD. next()12. A. the

20、mB.itC. himD. her()13. A. toB. fromC. inD. on()14. A. closedB. openedC. brokeD. sold()15. A. criedB. laughedC.smiledD. said1-5 BCADD 6-10 ACABC 11-15 DABBCDIt was a cold winter morning on February 22, 1732. This was more than 200 years ago. 1 a Virginia farmhouse, a special baby boy was born. Its na

21、me was George Washington.George had two older brothers and they lived away. He lived with a sister and three younger brothers. Tliey George's every move.George went to a small country school. He worked very hard. He was one of the cleverest _George was also the most honest boy in school.He grew

22、up very fast. He was bigger and taller than all of the other 5. Everyone looked up to George. Sometimes George would choose games for his classmates to play.“George is a natural-bom leader/, _6_ schoolmaster would say.In school George liked to read and to write. J_ he liked to make maps and measure

23、land best of all. This is called surveying.George practiced by measuring the vegetable gardens on his farm.Many farmers wanted George to survey their 8_. It would help them to know how much seed to buy when it was time to plant their crops.George was only a boy of sixteen. But the farmers trusted hi

24、m. They 9 George was very clever and honest.He will do a good job J5 one farmer said to 10 .Living in the wilderness helped George to become an even greater leader.()1. A. OutsideB. InsideC.IntoD. Out of()2. A. olderB. tallerC. youngerD. smaller()3. A. followedB. knewC. watchedD. showed()4. A. teach

25、ersB. leadersC. farmersD. students()5. A. boysB. girlsC. teachersD. babies()6. A. herB. myC. hisD. our()7. A. AndB. ButC. SoD. Or()8. A. landB. classC. treesD. animals()9. A. hopedB. knewC. wantedD. refused()10. A. anotherB. otherC. othersD. the other1-5 BCADA 6-10CBABA仁愛版英語中考完形填空專項訓(xùn)練試題及答案（2）Many ch

26、ildren play computer games for fiui. There are a lot of things about computer games. Tliey make you think and do things quickly and correctly. They 2 you to remember tilings better Many computer games are very violent, howeve工 They are bad 3 children in many ways.Children could get used to violence.

27、 Tliey could become violent in their own lives and thuik tliat it is 4 to hurt others.Playing games for a long time means that children don't do as much _5_. Tliey sit in front of die computer most of tlieir free time and spend little tmie domg sports. Some children eat iinhealtliy food 6 they p

28、lay. They become fat and doctors and parents 7 about tlieir health.Some children 8 playing computer games very much. Tliey play or think about them almost all the time. So they don't do very 9 m school, and they become really boring people to be around.Computer games are firn. 10 don't spend

29、 too much time on them. Make sure your leave enough time in your life for playing outside with other children.()1 A. badB. goodC. newD. popular()2 A. makeB. findC. askD. help()3. A. witliB. toC. forD. from()4 A. OKB. wrongC. madD. easy()5 A. experimentB. exerciseC. houseworkD. homework()6 A. whileB.

30、 untilC. beforeD. since()7 A. worryB. hearC. learnD. talk()8 A. startB. wantC. hateD. likeD. quicklyD. but()9 A. carefiillyB. quietlyC. well()10.A. soB. andC. or1-5BDCAB 6-10AADCDTed sat next to me when we were in elementary school. He had serious problems in communicating with people. One 1 always

31、guess what he was saying. Besides, most of my classmates did not like to be with him 2 his hands and shirts were dirty. I tried to let him know the importance of being clean by him several times a day to wash his hands. 5 he just could not understand.One day, our teacher Miss Hsieh walked up to Ted.

32、 Without saying she took Ted to the washroom. Slowly, Miss Hsieh J his hands and told him that he should keep himself clean. She did that every day for one 工，F(xiàn)inally, Ted understood.Miss Hsieh's love has given me a good example to follow when I am doing my _9.1 always remember to teach my studen

33、ts 10 showing them the right ways to do things. And most important of all, I always remember to give them more time to learn and to grow up.()1. A. shouldB. had toC. niiglitD. could()2. A. althoughB. afterC. sinceD. because()3. A. alwaysB. sometimesC. SeldomD. never()4. A. tellingB. killuigC. hintin

34、gD. feeding()5. A. AndB.OrC ButD. So()6. A. nothingB. everythingC. somethingD. anything()7. A. touchedB. washedC. movedD. caught()8. A. hourB. secondC. yearD. month()9. A. jobB. homeworkC. travelD. business()10.A. witliB.mC. toD. by1-5 ABD AC 6-10DBCCALong long tmie ago. a girl named Doris lost her

35、ring. She so bad that she could not sleep well. When Doris turned over in her 2 , she fbimd the black horse in the picture on die 3 was moving. She was very 4 , so she got out ofbed to have a closer look. 5 Doris touched die head of the horse, she was pulled into the picture?Now Dons was 6 on the ba

36、ck of the running horse! It was so exciting to be riding a horse in the beautifiil sky, 7 Dons did not know where the horse would take her. Finally, they 8 in front of an old church. There Doris found a gift bag. She 9 the bag and saw her rmg inside. Dons was very happy. When she 10 the ring, she wo

37、ke up from her dream. At tliat moment, Dons could not believe her eyes die ring was tliere back on her finger!()1. A. tastedB. feltC. soundedD. looked()2. A. bedB. chairC. tableD. car()3. A. treeB. floorC. roomD. wall()4. A. sadB. angryC. happyD. surprised()5. A. BeforeB. AfterC. WhenD. Since()6. A.

38、 standingB. lyingC. juniiigD. sittmg()7. A. andB. soC. butD. or()8. A. continuedB. stoppedC. beganD. left()9. A. openedB. closedC.boughtD. sold()10. A. put upB. sat upC. put onD. sat down1-5 DACAB 6-10BCCADDAll the students were playing outside after lunch except Karen, Judy and I.'Look, I found

39、 some 1 of chalk this monimg." Karen held up a box.“Wow! It would be fim to 2 on the blackboard. ' Judy said.“ 3 Mrs Eiffler doesn't want us to do that/' I said.Don't be afraid, Janet. 4 will ever know； said Karen. And tliey were already writing on die blackboard.“I reluctantly

40、my friends. I knew that we were breaking a class nile.Then Judy had a(n) _6_. "Let's see who can write their name best with their left 7Judy and Karen started writing. I 8 a white piece of chalk and wrote my name.""Now we'd better get tliis board clean 9 Mrs Eiffler conies bac

41、k： said Jiidy. And she began erasing the writing on the board.Everything came off. .but my name! Then I found I had 10 a white wax crayon.“Quick, let's get some wet paper towels I1' said Judy. But my 11 was still on the blackboard.工 think we 12 use a knife to clean it off I said. We nibbed t

42、he blackboard 1 3 the knife and my name came off, but we left some scratches on it.Mrs Eiffler never asked about the scratches or maybe she never 14 diem. But I did. "No one will ever know" is 15 true. Maybe no one else found out. but I knew about it. Sometimes, our punishment for doing so

43、mething bad is that we know we do something wrong.()1. A. boxesB. bagsC. piecesD. glasses()2. A. readB. stayC. moveD. write()3. A. ButB. SoC. AndD. Or()4. A. EveryoneB. SomeoneC. No oneD. Anyone()5. A. leftB. joinedC. hurtD. saw()6. A. ideaB. problemC. questionsD. matter()7. A. footB. armc. legD. ha

44、nd()8. A. put upB. picked upC. put downD. sat down()9. A. AfterB. BeforeC. WhileD. Since()10. A. threwB. boughtC. usedD. got()11. A. chalkB. boxC. penD. name()12. A. canB. mightC. mustD. need()13. A. inB. onC. withD. by()14.A. heardB. noticeC. feltD. read()15.A. neverB. usuallyC. alwaysD. sometimes1

45、-5 CDACB 6-10ADBBC 11-15 DACBA仁愛版英語中考完形填空專項訓(xùn)練試題及答案（3）It was only five days before Cliristnias. I went to the to buy some gifts for my friends.I filled my shoppmg basket quickly and went to the 2 checkout lilies. I picked the shortest, but it looked as if it would be at least a 20-miiiutes wait. A 3

46、was in front of me. She wore a very old coat. Tlie girl was holding a beautiful pair of shoes.It was her mm. She 4 the shoes on the counter. The clerk said. "That will be $6.09.、she put all her 5 on the counter. 1 only have S3.12. I guess I will have to 6 them back. But Munmiy would have loved

47、these shoes,“ she 7 to herself sadly.I handed S3.70 to the clerk. After all, it was Christmas.Suddenly, two arms 8 around me and a small voice said. ,Thank you lady/'The girl said, "My munmiy is 9 and going to heaven. My teacher said the streets m heaven are gold and shiny, just like tliese

48、 shoes. Wbn't Mumniy be beautiful. 10 on those streets?”I thanked God for using this girl to tell me about the true spirit of giving. It's much better to give tlian receive.參考答案：1-5DCADB6-10ABCDC()1. A. factoryB. parkC. cityD. store()2. A. shortB. smallC. longD. big()3. A. girlB. manC. frien

49、dD. woman()4. A. tookB. keptC. foundD. placed()5. A. shoesB. moneyC. foodD. fhut()6. A. putB. throwC. breakD. have()7. A. refiiseB. saidC. forgotD. report()8. A.talkedB. movedC. cameD. looked()9. A. sadB. braveC. madD. ill()10. A. cleaningB. repairmgC. walkingD. makingSocrates (蘇格拉底)was a great thin

50、ker in ancient Greece. One day a man met 1 and said. "Do you know what I heard about your friend?”"Wait _2_ niinutej' Socrates answered. Before telling me 3, I would like you to pass a little test. Ifs called the Triple Filter Test."HTripIe filter?""YesJ Socrates continu

51、ed. H 4 filter is Truth. Are you sure what you are going to tell me is true?”"I'm afraid not/ the mail said, HI just heard 5 it and.："All right/1 said Socrates. *'So you don't know if it*s true or not. Now let's 6 the second filter, the filter of Goodness. Is what you are a

52、bout to tell me about my friend something good?M"No, on the contrary(相反)”."So." Socrates continued, Hyou want to tell me sometliing bad about him. 7 you're not sure it's true. You still need 8 the third filter: the filter of Usefulness. Is what you want to tell me going to be

53、9 to me?”No, not really.H“Well,” said Socrates, N 10 what you want to tell me is not true, not good, not useful, why tell it to me at all?”()1. A. hisB.heC. himD. he's()2. A. aB. anC. theD./()3. A. somethingB. anythingC. nothingD. everything()4. A. oneB. firstC. the oneD. the first()5. A. ofB. a

54、boutC. aroundD. to()6. A. tryB. tryingC. to tryD. tries()7. A. andB. soC. butD. or()8. A. passB. passingC. to passD. passed()9. A. useB. userC. uselessD. useful()10. A. whetherB. ifC. sinceD. before1-5 CABDB 6-10 ACCDBCLong long tune ago. a girl named Doris lost her ring. She so bad that she could n

55、ot sleep well. When Doris turned over in her 2 , she fbimd the black horse in the picture on die 3 was moving. She was very 4 , so she got out of bed to have a closer look. 5 Doris touched die head of the horse, she was pulled into the picture?Now Doris was 6 on the back of the ninning horse! It was

56、 so exciting to be riding a horse in the beautifiil sky, 7 Dons did not know where the horse would take her. Finally, they 8 in front of an old church. There Doris found a gift bag. She 9 the bag and saw her rmg inside. Dons was very happy. When she 10 the ring, she woke up from her dream. At tliat moment, Dons could not belie