主題10寓言故事-攻克小升初英語(yǔ)之完形填空突破專練

攻克小升初英語(yǔ)之完形填空突破專練（全國(guó)通用）10.寓言故事1Onedayatoad（蟾蛛）metamonkey.Theydecided（決定）tolookforsomethingtocatbecausetheybothfelt1_.Theysawawomanmakingsomecakeswhentheycametoafarmer'shouse.Thentheygotanidea.Thetoadjumped2_thewell（水井）.Hearingsomethingfallintowater,thewomanquicklyrantowards（hewell.Themonkeyatoncegointothehouse,tookabasketwithabigcakeand3_toahill.Afterawhile,thetoadmetthemonkeythere.Themonkeywantedtocatthe4byhimself,sohesaidtothetoad,"Let'sroll（滾）Ihebasketdownhill.Whogetsthebasketfirstcanhavethecake.""Butthat'sunfair（不公平的）.Ican'trunasfastasyou,"answered（he（oad.Themonkeysaid."Youmustracewithme,_5thewholecakewillbemine."Thetoadhadnochoice（選擇）butto_6.Theypushed（hebasketdownhillandtheracestarted.Themonkeyranfastafterthebasket,butthetoadmoved7.Suddenly,thecakefelloutofthebasketandhitasmalltree.Theload8undertheCreeandbegantoeatthecake.Whenthemonkeycaught（hebasket,hefoundit_9.Heclimbedthehillagainandsawthe（oadeatingthecake.Hebecameangryandwantedtotakethecake10_.Buttothemonkey'ssurprise,thetoadaskedhimtocatittogct'hcr.Themonkeyregretted（后悔）cheatinghisfriend.Hedecidedhewouldneverdothatanymore.1.A.hungryB.readyC.busyD.free2.A.underB.fromC.intoD.along3.A.tookoutB.1-ookedforC.ranawayD.pickedup4.A.fruitB.meatC.toadD.cake5.A.andB.orC.butD.so6.A.eatB.danceC.agreeD.thank7.A.quicklyB.slowlyC.happilyD.luckily&.A.shoutedB.plantedC.leftD.stopped9.A.emptyB.fullC.heavyD.light10.A.awayB.offC.outD.backItr，stime_11homenow.I'monabus_12arainyday.Awomanwithadog_13onthebus.Itisabigdoganditsfeetarcnot_14.1don'twantthedog_15nearme.16_thewomansaystotheconductor,4iOh,Ipayformydog.Canhe17_bliketheotherpeople?”Theconductorlooks18thedogandsays,“Yes,but19_theotherpeople,he_20puthisfeetonthechair.”11.A.togoB.gotoC.togotoD.go12.A.onB.inC.ofD.al13.A.getB.gotC.getsD.getting14.A.dirtyB.shortC.bigD.clean15.A.sitB.sittingC.tositD.sits16.A.SoB.ButC.AfterD.Because17.A.sitsB.sitC.sittedD.sitting18.A.atB.afterC.inD.for19.A.hearB.seeC.asD.like20.A.mayB.mustC.canD.can't3Long,longago,there_21_aman.He_22_muchmoney,sohewasveryhappy.Onedayabeautifullittlebird_23_intohisgarden.Hecaughtitand_24_outallhisbestfood.Hehopedthebirdwouldlikeit.Thebirdwashungry,butitdidn,teat_25.Allthetimesitjust_26roundthefood.Fourdayslater,thebirddied.Becauseitwastherich—27—food,butitwasnotthefoodforthe_28—.21.A.isB.wasC.are22.A.hasB.haveC.had23.A.comeB.comesC.came24.A.tookB.takeC.istaking25.A.SomeB.anyC.many26.A.walkingB.walkedC.walks27.A.man'sB.mans'C.man28.A.manB.manandbirdC.bird

Adoghasapieceofmeatinhismouth.Asheis29onansmallbridge,helooksdownand30himselfinwater.Hethinksitisanotherdog.Thatdogalsohasapieceofmeatinhismouth.Hesaysto31,"Iwanttogethismeat.ThenIcanhavetwopiecesofmeat."Heopenshismouthtobarkandhis32goesdownintothewater.Atlast,hehasnothing.Heis33.29.A.walkB.walkingC.walked30.A.seesB.sawC.see31.A.himselfB.myselfC.yourself32.A.mouthB.meatC.feet33.A.happyB.powerfulC.unhappy5Ithappenedinaverycold34.Onedayafarmerwasonhisway35.Suddenly,hesawasnakelyingonthe36almostfrozentodeath."Poorsnake!Letme37yourlifeJ^saidthefarmer.Thenheputthesnakeunderhiscoal,nexttohiswarmbody.Afewminutes38,(hesnakecamebacktolife.Thefarmerdidnotgetanysignsofthankstbrsavingthesnake'slife.39thesnakebit(hefarmerandleft."Poorme!WhydidIsavethelifeofacold-bloodedsnake?40thedyingfarmer.A.summerA.homeB.winterB.toschoolC.autumnC.toplay36.A.groundB.floorC.wallA.savingB.helpC.saveA.laterB.agoC.lateA.AndB.ButC.InsteadA.smiledB.criedC.laughed6Longlongago,thereweretwofrogs.Onefroglivedina41pond,andtheotherone42inawell.Thehot_43came.Thesmallpondhadno44.Thefrog45_theplaceandlookedforanotherplace.Thenhe_46awell.Hesatonthewellandlookedatthewell.Therewasmuchwater.Thefrogwasveryhappy.He47intothewell.Theotherfrogsawhimandasked,u48doyoujumpintotheweH?”Thefrogsaid,“Thereisnowaterinthesmallpond."Theotherfrogsaid,“Itiseasytojumpintothewell,butitis_49tojumpoutofthewell.Youmuststayinthewell.Itisn'taninteresting50741.A.bigB.smallC.good42.A.livedB.satC.slept43.A.summerB.springC.autumn44.A.fishB.foodC.waler45.-A.stayedB.leftC.gotto46.A.tookB.heardC.found47.A.jumpedB.swamC.looked48.A.HowB.WhyC.When49.A.easyB.niceC.difficult50.A.placeB.pondC.frogSomepeoplebebievethatdreamscantellthemwhatwillhappeninthefuture._51knowswhythisisso,huttherearemanystoriesaboutpeoplewhohaddreamsthat_52.Oneofthethesepeoplewasaman_53JohnChapman,wholivedinSwaffhaminEnglandmanyyearsago.JohnChapmandreamtthathe54_onLondonBridgeandamantoldhimhowtobecomerich.JohnChapmanwasapoormanandheneeded55—,sothenextdayhedecidedtoleaveforLondon._56was100milesfromSwaffhamtoLondon.Hewalkedforfewdaysandatlasthe57_LondonBridge.Thereweremanypeopleonthebridge,buttheyweren't58_inJohnChapman.Noone_59him.Afterthreedays,JohnChapmandecidedtogohome,60_beforehecoulddo(his,ashopkeepercameuptohim.'Tvebeenwatchingyou,“hesaid,“Areyou61_someone?^^“Yes：”saidJohn,4tIhadadreamaboutamanhere.-Hewouldhelpmetogetmuchmoney.”“Oh,"saidtheshopkeeper,“Youshouldn'tbelieveindrcams.62_Ibelieveindrcams,I'dbeinSwafflianirightnow.IhadadrcamafewdaysagoaboutamancalledJohnChapmanfromSwaffham.Hehad—6-3inhisgarden,nearanoldappletrcc.^^JohnChapmanwas64_bywhattheshopkeepersaid/Atoncehewenthomeanddugnearanoldappletree.Hesoonfoundmanypiecesofgold.Hewassohappy_65hegavesomeofthegoldtohischurch.Forthe

restofhislife,hewasarichman.51.A.NobodyB.AnybodyC.SomebodyD.Everybody52.A.cameoutB.cameupC.cametrueD.cameto53.A.callB.tocallC.callingD.called54.A.isstandingB.wasstandingC.widlstandD.stands55.A.dreamB.futureC.moneyD.apple56.A.ThisB.IlC.ThatD.Its57.A.reachedB.arrivedC.gotD.went58.A.interestB.interestsC.interestingD.interested59.A.listenedtoB.talkedtoC.saidtoD.neededto60.A.asB.andC.butD.or61.A.waitingforB.askingforC.caringforD.lookingfor62.A.WhenB.WhereC.IfD.How63.A.moneyB.appleC.treeD.gold64.A.angryB.surprisedC.happyD.amazed65.A.whichB.thatC.-untilD.unless8SanshuiForestParkisoneofthebiggestparksinFoshan.Itisabout2.3km2big.ItisbiggerthanQiandengLakeParkbut66thanXiqiaoMountainForestPark.It_6729yearsago,in1992.In2001,the