中考英語完形填空專項練習12篇

1、第 PAGE59 頁 共 NUMPAGES59 頁中考英語完形填空專項練習12篇2022 年中考英語完形填空專項練習 12 篇(名師精選全國真題+答案，值得下載練習)Name_Grade_第一節(jié)完形填空。閱讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后從短文后各題所給的 A、B、C、D 四個選項中選出可以填人相應空白處的最佳答案。in the other hand a large piece of bread and butter，which somebody had kindly give him.While he was eating it and singing a song happily，he sa

2、w a poor little dog quietly _2_not far from him.He called out to it，“e here，poor dog！” Hearing this，the dog woke up，rose with its ears _3_and wagged(搖擺) its tail.Seeing the boy eating，it came near him.The boy held out to it piece of his bread and butter.As the dog stretched(伸出) out its head to take

3、the _4_，the boy quickly drew back his hand and hit it _5_on the nose.The poor dog ran away，_6_loudly，while the cruel boy sat，laughing at the trick he had done.A gentleman，who was looking from a window on the other side of street，saw what the _7_boy had done.Opening the street door，he called him to _

4、8_over，at the same time _9_up one dollar between the finger and thumb(大拇指) “Would you like this？” said the gentleman.“Yes，if you _10_，sir，” said the boy，smiling，and he quickly ran over to seize(抓) the _11_.Just as the boy stretched out his hand，the gentleman hit _12_on the knee with an umbrella.“Why

5、 did you do that？” shouted the boy angrily.He made a very _13_face and cried，“I didnt hurt you，nor ask you for money.” “_14_did you hurt that poor dog just now？” said the gentleman.“He didnt hurt you，nor ask you for bread and butter.As you served it I have served you.Now，remember it can feel as well

6、 as you，and learn to behave _15_towards animals in future.” (D.Off (D.dancing (D.through (D.door (D.hard (D.singing (D.honest (D.cross (D.getting (D.ask (D.money (D.itself (D.sweet (D.Where (D.kindly B (20_ 江蘇揚州) One afternoon a few months after Tom and I were married，Ma_ walked into the dining room

7、，where I was looking through my old photos.These months I was learning to let Ma_ e _1_on his own.If I moved too quickly，he ran away.If I was _2_，we often ended up playing，laughing，and recently，even sitting together on the sofa with a book.“Whos that？” he pointed to one photo.“My mom.I suppose she i

8、s your _3_Sylvia.” “Cool.Who is that to me？” “That was my grandfather.He died a few months ago.” “Hmm.Too bad he had to die.” Death is always a painful _4_especially for a seven-year-old child whod lost his mother only two years before.I secretly put away the pictures of _5_relatives.He began to fin

9、ger through the photos.“Who is that to me？” Under his finger I could see my own face.I should have known the answer to his _6_question.But I said，“Im your _7_feels OK for you.” I waited，e_pecting a pronouncement of my new _9_.“Sweet，” he said，walking out of the room.For a couple of days afterward，Ma

10、_ _10_a new title for me.“Can we go bowling？” “Can I watch TV？” hed ask，and then _11_the questions by mouthing the word Mom.Mom was always _12_.One weekend，he suddenly said，“I notice I dont call you Mom.” “I noticed that too.” “_13_I say Betsy，I mean Mom.Moms die，you know.I think its maybe _14_if yo

11、ure just Betsy.” Tears(眼淚) were filling my eyes.“Hey，Betsy？” “Yeah，” I said，taking pleasure in the new _15_of my old name.(D.back (D.confident (D.cousin (D.sign (D.strict (D.funny (D.second (D.Anybody (D.call ()10.A.worked outB.turned outC.carried outD.tried out (D.raise (D.lost (D.Unless (D.riskier

12、 (D.sound C (20_ 江蘇南通) Stitch after stitch，Amy is embroidering(刺繡) her hand-made napkin.“Well，Amy，how are you getting on？” cried Lizzy，whose _1_seemed to fly over her work.“Not very fast，” replied quiet little Amy.Meanwhile，she didnt _2_her eyes，“I have almost finished one side.” “One side！” said Li

13、zzy，with an unpleasant laugh，“Why，we both began sewing(縫制) at the same time，and Im now at the fourth side of mine！” “I know that I am _3_，but Ill try to be steady(穩(wěn)的)，and to do my best.” said the little girl，as she went on with her work.“As I sew so fast，” cried Lizzy，“Im sure to have finished my na

14、pkin _4_before the bell rings for dinner.Ill just run for a minute to the garden，to see if the roses are out；” -so，leaving her work on a chair，Lizzy _5_out of the room.Amy longed for the fresh air and the flowers，but her work must first be done.Steadily she laid down her broad hem，and had finished t

15、he _6_side of her napkin before her sister came back.“Ah，you slow little thing！” cried Lizzy，“You will _7_get up to me.Ill have time to go to my room and put up my new picture on the wall.” Off went joyful little Lizzy，Amy went on with her work.Before her sister _8_the room again，the third side of h

16、er napkin was done.“Had you not better finish your sewing？” said Amy.“It must be near the time for _9_.” “Oh! I can finish it in two minutes，only I want to read that story book，which Tom told us it was so funny.” “What if you _10_？” “No fear of that！” cried Lizzy，“No one is so likely to be as a slow

17、 little thing like you！” Poor Amy made no _11_，quietly she worked on.Lizzy was soon deep in her story and she forgot all about her _12_，till suddenly the sound of the bell woke her up.“Can it be dinner time！” she cried.“Oh dear，and my napkin is not hemmed! And yours-” “It is _13_finished，” said Amy，

18、as she quietly put it away.“This is much like “The Hare and the Tortoise”，the faster，but not the winner，” thought Lizzy，who，though proud，had enough _14_to take a lesson: The quick，proud may have the _15_，but the quiet，steady may do more in the end.(D.body (D.cover (D.slow (D.suddenly (D.looked (D.fo

19、urth (D.finally (D.entered (D.bed (B.cantD.shouldnt (D.reply (D.sister (D.hardly (D.pride (D.luck D (20_ 浙江杭州) My friends and I joined a two-day survival(生存) training course in the mountains.The first day was really _1_-there was so much to do! Arriving at the csite，we were divided into groups and g

20、iven a tent，some food，a _2_and a pass(指南針).Standing ne_t to a small river，F(xiàn)anny _3_cing in the grassy area nearby.However，our instructor，Mr.Lee，pointed out that it might flood(淹沒) if it rained.In the end，we found a _4_Mr.Lee helped us a lot.By the time we had put up the tent，_6_was really hungry.“We

21、 wouldnt have got this hungry if we had brought some snacks.” Peter said.We all told him to _7_plaining(抱怨) and help us start a fire to cook our food _8_.Realizing we were having trouble making the fire，he finally _9_.The ne_t day started early.Woken by a strange noise.Peter went to see what was _10

22、_.“Some cows have eaten our breakfast！” he shouted.“Thats all because you didnt _11_the food properly last night.” said Mr.Lee.Worried that Mr.Lee was angry with us，we tried very hard on our ne_t _12_-using the map and pass to find a secret location.We made it to the location _13_the other groups di

23、d.We all felt very proud of _14_.The survival training course was a great _15_.Now I feel I could survive anywhere! (D.boring (D.knife (D.enjoyed (D.higher (D.Usually (D.no one (D.continue (D.instead ()9.A.helped outB.gave outC.worked outD.started out (D.following ()11.A.throw offB.put awayC.eat upD

24、.sell out (D.problem (D.before (D.ourselves (D.petition E (20_ 江蘇淮安) One cold winter morning，Jim fell from his fathers bike and his legs couldnt move.A doctor _1_him and said he had to stay in bed for some time.Jim was sad _2_the doctors words because Christmas was ing.He wanted to look at the shop

25、windows _3_Christmas gifts and see them lit up(被照亮) at night.Jims younger sister，Mary，wanted to _4_her brother.Every day，she went to the shop nearby after school to look at the windows _5_.When she got home，she would tell Jim what there were in the windows.There were Christmas trees in all windows.A

26、 big kind Father Christmas was standing in one of the windows，_6_a long white beard(胡須).In his pockets were all kinds of toys.How _7_he seemed to be in his big red coat and fur cap! Every time Mary described the windows，Jim would _8_there was one thing Mary didnt mention to Jim.It was a lovely woode

27、n horse.She wanted to give it to Jim as a Christmas_10_.The day before Christmas Eve，Mary _11_her pocket money and found that was not enough.So she asked Dad _12_he could offer her a job to make some money.By helping her parents clean and decorate the house，Mary now got enough money and bought the w

28、ooden horse.On Christmas morning，Jim woke up and saw a wooden horse by his bed.What a big _13_！How happy he was! Mary was as happy as Jim because she made Jim happy.Actually，the _14_people this Christmas were their parents because their daughter had learnt to _15_.(D.checked (D.to ()3.A.fit forB.ful

29、l ofC.tied toD.connected with (D.cure (D.carelessly (D.wearing (D.serious (D.touch (D.So (D.gift (D.borrowed (D.why (D.challenge (D.happiest (D.receive F (20_ 江蘇連云港) Grandma called me in from the yard.“Would you please go to the store for me? Im ready to make cakes，and there isnt enough yeast(酵母).Ta

30、ke a quarter from my little change _1_.” I found Grandmas wallet and put the quarter in my pocket.I was soon in the little general store that _2_our farming munity.“Mr.Jenkins，” I said，“Grandma needs some yeast.” Mr.Jenkins set three cakes of yeast on the counter.His eyes shone，and he _3_at me.“And

31、what else do you need？” I knew what he meant.I was always allowed to pick a penny candy when I came to the store with Grandma.“How much _4_do I have from a quarter？” I asked.“Seven cents，” Mr.Jenkins replied.I thought _5_that quickly.I would have a nickel and two pennies back.I was sure Grandma woul

32、dnt _6_if I spent one penny，and if she were here，she might even say I could have them both.The _7_I looked at the candy display，the more certain I became that I needed two pennies worth as a reward for ing to the store alone.And I did so.“Thank you，” Grandma said when I _8_the yeast on the table.“Di

33、d you put the change back in my wallet？” “Yes，Grandma，” I replied，hurrying out to the yard.“I hadnt really lied to Grandma，” I argued with myself.“I did _9_all the change I had.” But I had _10_two pennies without Grandmas permission(允許).The second piece of candy in my pocket didnt sound like a good

34、idea any more.I knew I had lied to Grandma，and I was _11_Grandma took the hot cakes from the oven，I told her about the candy.She _13_when I finished my story.“I know just _14_you feel，” she said.“We all feel like that when weve done _15_deceitful(欺騙的).Im glad you told me about the pennies，and of cou

35、rse Ill forgive you.” Grandma hugged me tight，and suddenly I felt as though a big stone was gone from my stomach.(D.pocket (D.bought (D.pointed (D.change (D.about (D.like (D.shorter (D.lain ()9.A.put backB.put inC.put outD.put up (D.took (D.surprised (D.Though (D.nodded (D.when (D.everybody G (20_ 內(nèi)

36、蒙古包頭) Mr.Jackson was our science teacher.On the first day of class，he gave us a talk about an animal called wus.He told us that the wus lived on earth millions of years ago during the Ice Age and died out because of the change of climate(氣候)We all listened carefully and took _1_of everything he said

37、.Later we had a _2_.When the e_am paper was _3_to me，I was surprised and sad， ough each of my answers，I failed.But how e? _4_，on the test paper, I had written down _5_Mr.Jackson said in class.Then I realized that no one _6_the e_am at all.What had happened? “Very simple，”Mr.Jackson e_plained.“I had

38、made up all that story about the wus.There had never been any such animal，so the information in your notes was not correct.Do you e_pect to get _7_marks for incorrect answers？” There was no need to say we were _8_.What kind of test was this? What kind of teacher was he? How could we believe he gave

39、us so much information about an animal that had not been there at all? How was it possible _9_us students to doubt what the teacher taught us? “The zeros on your papers will be _10_in your grade books，” he said.And he did it.Through this _11_，Mr.Jackson hoped that we would learn something.Teachers a

40、nd books are not always _12_.In fact，no one is.He told us not to let our mind go to sleep.Instead，we should keep thinking all the time and speak up if we think there are _13_in our teachers words or in books.We should _14_the habit of doubting，and the ability to decide by ourselves.What a special _1

41、5_he gave us.(D.messages (D.plan (D.pared (D.Bravely (D.what (D.praised (D.low (D.angry (D.of (D.circled (D.progress (D.silent (D.mistakes (D.move (D.lesson H (20_ 吉林長春) My son lived in New York.Last winter my husband and I _1_him there.One day，while we were walking down the street，my son went to a

42、store to see _2_there was a coat he wanted.It was very cold.I went over to a supermarket to buy some chocolates，but my husband waited outside alone.When I came out，my husband was talking to a _3_man.I saw my husband _4_his gloves and hat and pass them to Frank，the homeless man.Frank said he had been

43、 living in New York before a heavy rainstorm hit the city in the autumn of the year.He lost his _5_in the rainstorm，so he had no place to sleep.He was begging and trying to get $25 to find a cheap _6_where he could sleep for some hours.All he owned to keep _7_was a jacket.My husbands gloves and hat

44、were surprising gifts for him.After a while，my son came out of the store，and a new coat was in his hand.I asked him what he was going to do with the old one.He said he would _8_our great surprise，my son walked up to Frank and _10_the new coat to him.Frank asked，“Did you buy this for me？” My son said

45、 no，but he wanted Frank to have _11_.Frank stood there _12_the coat，with something wet in his eyes.He _13_us with his whole heart.He said he would try to find a job as _14_as possible to support himself.My son couldnt get the picture of Frank out of his mind.He went home，took out all his clothes tha

46、t didnt _15_him，and posted them to a shelter(避難所).He has done this a few times since then.(D.memorized (D.how (D.homeless ()4.A.get offB.turn offC.take offD.go off (D.food (D.hotel (D.fair (D.politely (D.For (D.sent (D.them (D.holding (D.pushed (D.far (D.improve H (20_ 湖北武漢) Mr.Hawkins，the headmaste

47、r，stopped Anna one day at the school gate.“Now，” he said，“I want you to tell me the _1_，my dear.” Feeling something terrible had happened，Anna said slowly，“_2_.” “I have had a most _3_accusation(投訴) made against you by Mrs.Bond.” “Mrs.Bond？” said Anna，not understanding.Ja Bond was a quiet little _4_

48、of a child.As far as Anna could remember she had never had _5_not in school.” she added honestly.Mrs.Bonds_7_is that Ja was a little late back to school in the afternoon.She said she set out from home a little late.“Just a minute.” said Anna，beginning to _8_.“She did e late，very late.I had marked he

49、r _9_，of course.Then she _10_slowly in，when wed started our paper-cutting，and I believe I said she was a nuisance(討厭).She didnt appear to hear，and was certainly quite _11_.” “A nuisance！” Mr.Hawkins couldnt _12_it and asked.“Youre sure you said nuisance？” “I may not even have said that，” Anna replie

50、d.“I was not angry at all at that moment-_13_I certainly didnt scold.” “Mrs.Bond said that you called her child a “nuisance”.Is that true？” “Indeed it isnt.” said Anna.“The child-or the other-had _14_it up！” After Annas e_planation，Mr.Hawkins felt _15_.“Just as I thought，my dear，but of course I had

51、to make sure.” (D.secret (B.No wayD.Certainly not (D.careless (D.bird (D.cause ()6.A.At firstB.At leastC.In factD.After all (D.question (D.understand (D.early (D.pushed (D.proud (D.believe (D.or (D.made (D.surprised I (20_ 湖北黃岡) We may have many difficulties in life，and sometimes its even unfair for

52、 someone，but it depends on how you face them.Sally is a student from a university，she made a _1_last August.She decided to take her grandmother _2_their hometown and live with her in a rented room (出租房) near her school.Sallys family have met a lot in the past few years.Her grandmother _3_her legs an

53、d she could walk only with a stick.Her father died because of illness.Sallys mother plagued(受折磨) by these events，she lost the _4_to take care of others.“This was the only choice.No one else could _5_my grandma，” Sally e_plained.Her grandmother has also had a _6_life.The old womans three sons have al

54、l died，and Sally couldnt leave her alone where _7_could look after her.A room with two beds，a desk and a table is their new home.The room _8_her several hundred yuan every month.In order to make money，Sally works in a supermarket after class and spends the money _9_the family.“I was brought up by my

55、 grandma，and now its my _10_to take care of her，” said Sally.When she was young，her grandmother “magically” prepared every meal _11_for her every day，even though she could not _12_a clock.In the eyes of Sallys teacher，the girl is a(n) _13_student.“Though taking care of her grandmother takes her lots

56、 of _14_，Sally has tried to stay on top of all her courses.She is even preparing for an English singing contest，” her teacher said.Sally even _15_help from others.“Its kind of like only getting without giving，” she e_plained.At present，the girl is able to support the home with her weak shoulder.(D.p

57、rogress (D.for (D.lost (D.power ()5.A.look forB.wait forC.search forD.care for (D.meaningless (D.everybody (D.spends (D.making (D.turn ()11.A.in timeB.on timeC.at timesD.out of time (D.watch (D.e_cellent (D.courage (D.got K (20_ 湖北十堰) One day，I was in front of the mall cleaning my car.A man was ing

58、my way from across the parking lot.From the _1_of him，he had no car，no home，no clean clothes，and no money.He sat down in front of the bus stop，but looked like that he had no money to _2_the bus.“Thats a very _3_car.” He said.He was ragged(衣衫襤褸的) but looked satisfied.I answered，“Thanks，” and then _4_

59、cleaning my car.He sat there _5_when I worked.The e_pected beg(乞討) _6_money never came.After a while，I said to _7_.“Ask him if he needs help.” I was _8_that he would say “yes”.“Do you need any help？” I asked.He answered in two _9_but meaningful words “And you？” I had been feeling high，successful and

60、 important _10_those two words _11_me.I did need help，and maybe it was not for a bus ticket or a place to sleep.I _12_my wallet and gave him not enough money for a bus ticket，but enough to get a warm meal and a place to sleep for the day.Later，I realized the man was not just a homeless stranger but