天津首字母填空真題

------------------------------------------------------------------------天津首字母填空真題天津2000年綜合填空Atdifferenttimesinaman'slifehisfoodhasdifferenteffects(影響)onhisbody.Amongchildrenf(1)isquicklychangedtothepower(力量)torunandplaygames.Mostofayoungman’sfoodisspentongrowingt(2);wegrowupwardsonlyd(3)thefirsttwentyyearsofourl(4),notlater.Workingmengettheirstrongbodiesfromtheirfood;andiftheyworkh(5),theydonotgetfat.Officeworkerseatwellands(6)downalot,andmaybegintogrowfatwhenstillquiteyoung.Manyolderp(7)trytoworkmuchandwalkoften.Perhapsthemostdifficulttimeiswhenamanr(8)sixtyyearsofage.Hisbodyandmindb(9)restful,withoutmuchworkorinterest.Thatiswhenfoodchangesquicklytof(10).2001天津綜合填空Cananimalsbemadetoworkforpeople?Somescientiststhinkthatonedayanimalsmaybetrained(訓(xùn)練)todoanumberofsimplejobsi(1)ofpeople.Theysaythatatacircus(雜技場),forexample,wemay'seeelephants,monkeys,dogsandotheranimalsdoingq(2)skillful(熟練的)things.Perhapsyouhaveseenthemonthetelevisionorinafilm.Ifyouwatchclosely,youmayfindthatthetrainer(馴獸員)alwaysg(3)theanimalsomesugaro__________(4)apieceoffruitasareward(報酬),Thescientistssaythatmanyd(5)animalsmaybetrainedtodoalotofsimplethingsiftheyknowtheywillgetarewardf(6)doingthat.Ofcourse,asweknow,dogscanbetrainedtolookafterahouse,andsoldiersinbotholdandmodemt(7)haveu(8)geesetogivewarning(警報)bym(9)alotofnoisewhenanenemycomesnear.Andalsoitmaybepossibletotrainanimalstoworkinfamiliesorf______(10)2002天津市綜合填空WhenMartinwasasmallboy,helivedinthelittletownofHoltham.Then,hethoughtthetownwasabigp(1).Well,MartinwentbacktoHolthamlastweek.“It’sasmalltown!”hethought.Holthamhaschangedlittleduringthep(2)fortyyears.B(3)Martinhaschangedalot.Hehasg(4)intoaman.Heisnowinm(5)life.Histhoughtsareaman’sthoughts,andheseesthingsam(6)eyes.Martins(7)inHolthamforfivehours.Hewalkedfromstreett(8)street.Hecouldseenofriends.WasHoltham,then,atownofstrangers?No.Martinsuddenlyu(9)itall.Onlyheh(10)wasastrangerinthetown.2003天津市中考首字母WhiletravelinginRussia,EdJacksonranshort(缺少)money.Sohewrotet(1)hisbrother,askingfor$500.“Sendthem(2)bytelegram(電報)tothebank(銀行)here,”hewrote.AfteraweekEdbeganv(3)thebank.Hes(4)hispassport(護照)tothebankclerk(職員).“Nothinghascomeforyou,MrJackson,”hewastold.Theiswento(5)forthreeweeks,andMrJacksongotveryw(6).Hethenphonedhisbrother,askingw(7)themoneywas.Thebrothersaidithadbeensentthreeweeksb(8).ThateveningEdJacksonwasarrested(被捕)forfailingtop(9)hishotelbill(賬單).Hetriedtotellthepolicewhathisproblemwas,butnoonewouldbelievehim.Atlasthewass(10)tothepolicestationforfifteendays.2004綜合填空Areyouabletosendaletterwithpicturesandsoundstosomeoneanywhereintheworldwithoutputtingastamponit?W1e-mailyoucanjustdothat.Usingac2youcansende-mailquicklyandeasily.Thepostismuchs3thane-mail.E-mailcansendi4messagetotheothersideoftheworldinseconds.E-mailiseasytouseandit‘s5timeandmoney.Thedifferencesintimeindifferentpartsoftheworlddonotmaterw6sendinge-mail.Itistwenty-four-hourservice（服務(wù)）thatyoucansende-mailatanytimeofthedayorn7.Noonehastobet8toreceivee-mail.Itd9matterifyourfriendsareinbedwhenyousende-mailtothem,oryouareseeingaf10atthecinemawhentheysende-mailback.2005綜合填空OnlyMotherLoveistruelove.Itgiveseverybodyeverythingallh(1)life.Whenyouarestillababy,mothertakesgoodcareofyouasp(2).Inyour

w(3)hoursshealwaysholdsyouinherarms.Whenyouareill,shestopsherworkrightnowtolookafteryoudayandnighta(4)forgetsaboutherself.Whenyouaregrowingupdayb(5)day,shefeelsveryhappy.Whenyouareoldenoughtogotoschool,motherstilllooksafteryouallthetime.Oncoldwinterdays,shealwaystellsyoutoputonmoreclothes.Shealwaysstandsinthewindw(6)foryoubackfromschool.Whenyouhurrytoleavehomeforschoolwithlittlebreakfast,sheyoubackfromschool.Whenyouhurrytoleavehomeforschoolwithlittlebreakfast,shealwaysfeelsw(7)aboutyouathome.Sheusuallyknowsaboutyourstudyandspendsmuchmoneyonyourschoolthings.Whenyoudowellatschool,youwillseethebrightestsmileonherface.Motherisalwaysreadytogiveeverythingsheh(8)toherchildren,n(9)toreceive.Whattruelovethatisinthew(10)!WewillrememberMotherLoveforever!2006綜合填空Willitmatterifyoudon'ttakeyourbreakfast?Ashorttimeago，atestw（1）givenintheUnitedStates.Peopleofdifferenta（2），from12to83，wereaskedtohaveatest.Duringthetest，thesepeopleweregivenallkindsofbreakfastsands（3）theygotnobreakfastatall.Scientistswantedtoseehowwellt（4）bodiesworkedwhentheyhadhaddifferentkindsofbreakfasts.Theresultsshowthatifapersone（5）arightbreakfast，heorshewillworkbetterthanifheorshehasnobreakfast.Ifastudenthasfruit，eggs，breadandmilkb（6）goingtoschool，hewilllearnmorequicklya（7）listenmorecarefullyinclass.Theresultsa（8）showthathavingnobreakfastwillnoth（9）youloseweight.Thisisbecausepeoplebecomesoh（10）atnoonthattheyeattoomuchforlunch.Sotheywillgainweightinsteadoflosingweight.2007綜合填空Knowinghowtouseacomputerisanessentialskillforeveryonew（1）wantstosucceedintoday’sworld.Onebasiccomputerprogramthateveryoneshouldlearntouseisthewordprocessingprogram.Mosttypesofwritingaree（2）producedwithawordprocessingprogram.Fore（3）,everyonemustsometimeswriteabusinessletter.Usingacomputerallowsyoutoarrange（整理、排列）andrearrangeinformationeasily,makingyourwritingmorec（4）andexactlycorrect.Wordprocessingprogramscanhelpyoucheckyours（5）andgrammar.Acomputermakesiteasytocorrectm（6）.Computerscanbeu（7）formuchmorethanwordprocessing,however.Otherareasarepicturedesign,programming,andcreatingnewg（8）.Jobsi（9）thecomputerfieldaregrowing,andstrongcomputerskillscans（10）youwellnowandintothefuture.2008綜合填空Therearetwomainkindsofsports.Thesetwokindsofsportsareteamsportsandindividual(個人的)sports.Teamsportsaresuchasbaseball,basketballandv(1).Teamsportsr(2)twoseparate(獨立的)teams.Theteamsplayagainsteachother.Theycompeteagainsteachotherinordertogethighs(3).Forexample,inafootballgame,ifteamAget7pointsandteamBget3points,teamAwinsthegame.Teamsportsaresometimesc(4)competitivesports.Besidesteamsports,thereisa(5)maintype,orkind,ofsportingactivities.Thisisindividualsports.Inindividualsports,thereisn(6)teams.Thereisn’tanycompetition.Peopleplayindividualsportsinordertogetexercise.Theydon’tplayindividualsportsforcompetition.G(7),theywanttogetsomeexercise,nottowinagame.Individualsportsaresuchsportsasswimming,skiing,andr(8).Ofcourseitispossibletocompeteinindividualsports.Itispossibletokeepascoreinindividualsports.Themaindifference,however,b(9)teamssportsandindividualsportsisthatindividualsportscanbeperformedalone.Teamsportsneedmorethano(10)person.2009綜合填空Thinkabouttwopeopleyouknow.Howwouldyoudescribetheirpersonalities?Aretheythes_________(1)?Ofcoursenot!Everyoneisdifferent.Evenidenticaltwinshavedifferentpersonalities.Somepeopleareveryoutgoing(外向的)andfriendly.Theyliketobew_________(2)otherpeopleallthetime.Maybetheyliketobethecentreofattention.Andsomepeoplearequiet—maybeevens_________(3).Theycanbefriendly,too.Buttheyliketobealoneorwithjustaf_________(4)friends.Somepeopleworryalot.Theymayworryaboutmanythings,suchastheirjobs,theirfamiliesandanythingthatmayhappeninthefuture.H_________5),somepeopledon’tworryaboutanything!Theyn_________(6)mindwhatisgoingonnext.Thesepeopleareveryrelaxed.Somepeoplearehard-working.Theyalwaysdotheirb_________(7).Butsomepeoplearelazy.Theydon’tcareaboutd_________(8)thingsrightorgettingthingsdoneontime.Hard-workingpeoplealwaysgetmorechancesthanthoselazyo_________(9)inlife.Anddon’tf_________(10)this:Everyoneisdifferent.Thatmeansyouarespecial!2010綜合填空Eleven-year-oldAntoninCaremecouldnotbelievethathisfatherhadorderedalotofdeliciousfood.Itwasanunexpected(意料不到的)dinnerb(1)theCaremefamilywaspoor.Ashewaseatingthankfully,hisfathere(82)tohiminasadvoicethatthiswouldbeafarewellmeal.Hisfathercouldno1(3)supportallhischildren,soAntoninwouldhavetoleavehometomakemoneyh(4).Afterthemeal,Antoninwalkeda(5)thestreets,wonderingwhowouldtakehimin.Heknockedonthedoorofarestaurantwheretheo(6)happenedtoneedanassistant.Intherestaurant,youngAntoning(7)hisfirstlessonincooking.Hewashardworkingandhisemployer(雇主)decidedtoteachhima(8)theskillsandsecretsofFrenchcooking.Whenhewasfifteenyearsold,Antonintrainedunderthefamouscook,Baily.OneofBaily’scustomerswass(9)impressedwithAntonin’sstyleofcookingthatheaskedhimtobehisp(10)cook,workingathishome.Antoninlaterwentontoworkforadiplomat,abankerandeventheking.2011綜合填空BillandSimonweregoodfriends.Onesummertheywereonh1.TheywantedtosailaroundtheCaribbeanSeaintheirboatfortwoweeks.Duringtheirtrip,theysawmanywhales.BillandSimonwereverye2becausetheyhadwantedtoseethemverymuch.Unluckily,w3theywerewatchingthem,thewhalesbegantohitthesideoftheboat.Suddenly,w4startedcomingin,andtheyrealizedthattheywereintrouble.Theyq__5___jumpedintothelifeboatbeforethesank(沉沒),andwatcheditdisappearunderthesea.Luckily,theyhadenoughfoodandwaterforabouttwentyd6.Theyalsohadafishinglineandamachinewhichcouldchangeseawateri7drinkingwater.Thesetwothingshelpedthemtosurvive(存活)duringtheirterribleexperience.Forthenextfiftydaystheycaughtabouttenfishadayanda8them.Theysawabouttwentyships,butalthoughtheywavedandshoutedwhentheshipswerepassing,n9sawthem.Theywerebecomingweakerandweaker.Then,justastheywerebeginningtol___10___hope,afishingboatsavedthem.2012綜合填空Parentssometimeslearnmuchfromtheirchildren.Manyyearsago,a81myfriendDavidworkeddayandnight,hewasstillnotrich.Oneday,whenhearrivedh82afterwork,hefoundhis3-year-olddaughterwasdecoratingaboxwithsomeexpensivewrappingpaper.Hethoughtshewasw83moneyandbecameangrywithher.Heevenp84hisdaughterbybeatingher.However,thelittlegirlbroughttheboxtoherfatherthenextmorningandsaid,“Thisisforyou,Daddy.MerryChristmas!”Hewasembarrassed(尷尬)byhisoverreaction(過激反應(yīng)),buthebecameangrya85whenhefoundtheboxwasempty.Heshoutedather,“Don’tyouknowthatwhenyougivesomeoneapresent,thereshouldbes86insideit?”Thelittlegirllookedupathimwitht87inhereyesandsaid,“Oh,Daddy.Iblewkissesinthebox.Ifilleditwithmyl88.Allforyou,Daddy.”Thefatherwasverysurprised.Heputhisarmsaroundhislittlegirl,andsaids89toher.Later,Davidtoldmethathekeptthatboxbyhisbedforyears.Whenhewasdiscouraged(情緒低落),hewouldtakeoutanimaginary(想像的)kissfromtheboxandr90theloveofthechild.2013綜合填空Manypeoplesaydolphinsareveryintelligent(聰穎的).Theyseemtobeabletothink,understand,andlearnthingsquickly.Butaretheyc81likehumansormorelikecatsordogs?Scientistssaydolphinintelligenceiss82tohumanintelligenceinsomeways.How?Likehumans,everydolphinhasa“name”.I83isaspecialwhistle(哨聲).Scientiststhinkdolphins,likepeople.“t84”toeachotheraboutalotofthings,suchastheirage,theirfeelings,orfindingfood.And,likehumans,dolphinsuseasystem(系統(tǒng))ofsoundsandbodylanguagetoc85.Butunderstandingtheirconversationsisnoteasyforhumans.Noone“speaksdolphin”Dolphinsarealsosocialanimals.Theyliveingroups,andtheyoftencometoplaygamesfromdifferentgroupsandhavef86,justlikepeople.Infact,playingt87issomethingonlyintelligentanimalsdo.Dolphinsandhumansb88makeplanstogetsomethingtheywant.IntheseasofsouthernBrazil,dolphinsuseaninterestingwaytogetfood.Whenfisharen89aboat,dolphinssignal(發(fā)信號)tothefishermentoputtheirnets(網(wǎng))inthewater.Andthemencancatchalotoffish.Whatistheadvantageforthedolphins?Whydotheyh90themen?Thedolphinscangetsomeofthefish.2014綜合填空OnJuly2,1937,AmeliaEarhart(anAmericanpilot)andFredNoonanleftNewGuineaforHowlandIslandinthePacific.Thiswasthelongestandmostdangerouspartoftheirt81aroundtheworld.Earharthadtroublesoonaftertheplanetookoff.Theweatherwasverybad,soshehadtof82at3,000metres.Goingthishigh,theplaneusedfuelquickly.Afterabout20h83,EarhartandNoonangotclosetoHowlandIsland.Theislandwaso84about65miles(英里)away,butthebrightsunwasshiningintheirfacessotheycouldn’tseeit.NearHowland,ashipwasw85fortheplane.Earhartcontactedtheship:“Wedon’thaveenoughfuel,”shesaid.Theshiptriedtostayintouchwithherb86gotnoanswer.Finally,theshipcalledforhelp.PeoplelookedforEarhartandNoonanfordays.However,theyfoundnothing.WhathappenedtoAmeliaEarhart?Nooneknowsforsure.D87theflight,sheprobablymovedinthewrongdirection(方向)becausethesunwasbrightanditwasd88tosee.Soshegotlost;soonafter,herplaneranoutoffuel,andshediedatsea.Anotherideaisthatshesurvived(幸存)theplanecrash(飛機失事),s89toalonelyisland,andlaterdiedthere.StillotherthinkshesurvivedthecrashandsecretlyreturnedtotheU.S.withanewidentity(身份).Tillnow,noneofthesei90hasbeenproved.Peoplearestillwonderingaboutthem.(Noonan’sbodyhasneverbeenfoundeither.)Nomatterwhathappened,Earhartprobablydiedasshewished.“WhenIgo,”shesaid,“I’dlikebesttogoinmyplane.”2015天津市中考首字母填空InthetownofLampanginnorthernThailand,thereisanunusualgroupofmusicians.Theyplaymanydifferentk___81____ofmusic—everythingfromtraditionalThaisongstomusicbyBeethoven.Bothchildrenandadultslovethisgroup.Whatmakesthemsop82?Isittheirmusic?Theirlooks?Yes,it'sbothofthethings,butit’sa83somethingelse:they'reelephants.

ThesemusicalelephantsstartedattheTECC（泰國大象保護中心）inLampang.TheTECCprotectselephants.Itteachespeopletounderstandandlovethem.And,likemanyzoosa84theworld,theTECCencourageselephantstopaint.

RichardLairw85fortheTECC.Heloveshisjobthereandknowsalotaboutelephants.Hesayssomeoftheanimals'paintingsareverygood.But,infact,elephantsh86betterthantheysee.Andsohehadanidea:ifelephantsares87andtheyhavegoodhearing,maybetheycanplaymusic.Totesthisidea,LairandafriendstartedtheThaiElephantOrchestra.Duringaperformance（表演）,theelephantsplayanumberofi88,includingthedrumsandthexylophone（木琴）.

Butcanelephantsreallymakemusicproperly?Yes,saysLair.Theyareverycreative.Humane89theanimalstoplay,buttheelephantsmaketheirownsongs;theydon'tjustcopytheirtrainerso90otherpeople.TherearenowCDsofthegroup’smusicwhichmakemoneyfortheTECC.Andthemusictheseartistscreateisprettyamazing2016天津市中考首字母填空IfyoupayavisittoLiuHasheng'srestaurantinHarbin,youwillfind18robotsthere.Theyarereadytoserveyouandmakesurethatyourdininge____81_______isperfect.Afterthevisit,youcantellothersthattherobotsservingcustomersisn'tadreamanymore.It'swonderfultoseeh_____82the18robotsworkintherestaurant.Thewonders____83whenyouwalkin.You'llseearobotcomeupandsay,"Earthperson,hello!WelcometotheRobotRestaurant."Whenyouhaveorderedyourm_____84,therobotsinthekitchenbegintodothecooking.Afterthefoodisp______85,arobotwaiterwillglide(滑行)outofthekitchentoserveyouwiththemealyou'veordered.Andascustomersenjoytheird____86f