2018-2019深圳市中考英語語法填空專項訓練

./2018-2019市初中英語中考語法填空專項訓練<一>WhenAllaWagnercouldn’tsellher$1.7millionhouse,shecameupwithanideatofindanewowner.She’sholdingawritingcontestandthewinnerwillgetthehouse.__________2011,Ms.WagnerandherfamilybuiltahouseinMillarville.After<2>__________<hurt>herbacklastyear,Ms.Wagnerisunabletogoupanddownthestairs.Sosheislivingontheupperfloorofthehouse.Shehatestosell<3>__________house.Butshedoesn’twanttomakeotherchangesthatcanmakeiteasierfor<4>__________<she>togetaround.Ms.Wagnerhasbeentryingtosellthehouseforafewmonths,butsofar,noone<5>__________<be>interested.Shebegantothinkofother<6>__________<way>toletsomeoneelsehavethehouse.Afterdoingsomeresearchtomakesureherideawasn’tagainstthelaw,Ms.Wagner<7>__________<begin>her"WriteaLetter,WinaHouse"projectonJanuary5.Tohaveachanceofwinningthehouse,peoplemustwritealettertoMs.Wagner<8>__________answersthequestion:"Whywouldmovingtothislakefrontdreamhomechangeyourlife?""Ifsomebodywants<9>__________<write>apoem,theycanwriteapoem,"saysMs.Wagner.The500bestletters<10>__________<choose>,andthenjudges<評判員willchooseafinalwinnerfromtheseletters.<二>Manycompaniesareworkingonself-drivingvehicleslikecarsandtrucks.Almostallself-drivingcarsstillcarryasafety<1>__________<drive>whocantakeoverthecarifthereistrouble.Waymoandmany<2>__________<company>aretryingtouseself-drivingvehiclestomovepeoplearound.<3>__________movingpeopleiskindofdangerous.Self-drivingexperimentswithgoodsaremuchsafer.Krogerisoneof<4>__________largestgrocerystorechains<雜貨連銷店intheUS.ThecompanyisteamingupwithNuro,aroboticscompanybasedinMountainView,California,foritsdelivery<運送service.Throughthispartnership,customerswillbeabletoplacesame-daydeliveryordersthroughKroger’sClicklistorderingsystemandNuro’sapp.Nufohascreatedaspecialcarjustfordeliveries.Thecar<5>__________<call>Rl.TheR1is<6>__________<small>thanmostcarsanddoesn’tweighasmuch.Walmartisalsoexperimentingwithself-drivingdeliveries.<7>__________theautumnof2018,thecompanyworkedwiththecar-makerFordonaprogramthatallowedcustomers<8>__________<have>theirgoodsdeliveredbyself-drivingcar.WalmartisworkingwithBaidu,a<9>__________<China>technologycompany.Baiduhasdonealotofworkinartificialintelligence—teachingcomputerstolearnandmake<10>__________<decide>ontheirown.<三>In1975,XiaBoyulostbothfeetaftertryingtoclimbMountEverest.Butlastyear,he<1>__________<become>thefirstpersonfromChinawithtwoartificial<人造的legstoreachthetopofMountEverest.MountEverestisthe<2>__________<world>highestmountain.Thetopofthemountainisabout8850metershigh.Manypeopletrytoclimbit,butitis<3>__________<difficulty>.Theheightofthemountainmakesithard<4>__________<breath>andtobeactive.WhenMr.XiafirsttriedtoclimbMountEverestin1975,heandhisteamwereforcedtoheadbackdownbecauseof<5>__________badweather.Onthewayback,hegavehissleepingbagtoapersonwhowassick.Hisfeetwerehurt<6>__________badlybythecoldthattheyneededtobecutoff.About20yearsafterthat,hislegsalsohadtobecutoffbecause<7>__________cancer<癌癥>.ButMr.Xianeverstopped<8>__________<dream>ofMountEverest.Mr.Xialearnedtouseartificiallegs.Almost43yearsafterhis<9>__________<one>climb,Mr.XiafinallyreachedthetopofMountEverest.UIlovethemountain.I<10>__________<fight>foritwithmyentirelife,"hesaid.<四>InonesmallAmericancity,snowballfightsareillegal<的>.Wheneverstudentsvisitedtownhall,thetownleadersalwaystalkedaboutthesnowballlaw.Theywantedtomakesurethatstudentsunderstoodtheyhadthepowertochangeit.Butnoonehadevertried.DaneBestwas<1>__________<difference>.Nine-year-oldDaneBestlivedinSeverance<2>__________hisparentsandlittlebrother.Hedidn'tlikethelaw,andhe<3>__________<think>itwasoutdated.Danelearnedhowthetowngovernmentworked.Hewrotealettertoaskthetown<4>__________<change>thelaw,andhegotmanyofhisfriendsatschooltowriteletters,too.Thenhewenttoatownmeetingandmade<5>__________speech.Hewantedtochangethelawsothatsnowballfightswould<6>__________<allow>."Iwanttobeabletothrowasnowballwithout<7>__________<get>introuble,"hesaid.Thetowngovernmentagreedandchangedthelaw.Danebecamethe<8>__________<one>personinSeverancewhocouldhaveasnowballfight.Whodidhewanttohitwith,asnowball?<9>__________<he>four-year-oldbrother.Dane<10>__________hisfamilyhaveresearchedotherrules,includingonethatdefines<定義>petsonlyascatsanddogs.Danehasaguineapig<豚鼠>,whichappearstobeillegalinSeverance,too.<五>StanleyMartinLieberwasbornin1922.Whenhewas16,hegotajobatacompanythatmadecomicbooks.Hewrotehis<1>__________<one>CertainAmericastoryin1941.Beforeheturned19,hewasinchargeofallwritingforthecompany,whichbecameMarvelComicsinthe1960s.Asawriter,hestartedusingthename"StanLee"<2>__________hewantedtosavehisrealnamefora"realbook".Afterwritingcomicbooksforabout20years,Mr.Leegot<3>__________<tiring>ofit.Atthetime,mostsuperheroes<4>__________<show>asbeingalmostperfect.Theywerestrongandsmartandalways<5>__________<know>therightthingtodo.ButallthatchangedwhenMr.Leewasgivenachance<6>__________<create>newcomicbooksuperheroes.Mr.Leedidn’tcreatetheheroesby<7>__________<he>.Heworkedwithartiststocomeupwiththeideas.SomepeoplehavesaidthatMr.Leedidnottryhardenoughtoletpe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around<3>__________world,Australiaisfacingchallengesfrombadweather.TheGreatBarrierReef,theworld’slargestcoralreef,isin<4>__________<dangerous>fromwarmingwaterscausedbyclimatechange.Oneofthegoalsoftheprotestsis<5>__________<stop>theopeningofacoalmineplannedbyacompanycalledAdani.Thecoalminewouldbe<6>__________<big>inAustralia.Theprotests<7>__________<start>byafewstudentsinyear8inCastlemaine,Victoria.Thestudents<8> __________<know>about15-year-oldGretaThunberg’sclimateprotestsinSwedenandlikedtheidea.Theyalsonoticed<9> __________theUSstudentsprotestedforguncontrolearlierthisyear.ThestudentsplannedandheldschoolprotestsduringNovember.MoreandmorestudentgroupsacrossAustraliajoinedin."Wethinkit’simportant<10>__________it’sahugeproblem,"astudentsaid"TheEarthisalreadytoohot,withdroughts<旱災>inwinterinNSWandthecoralreefisdying."<十一>Lastyear,mymomandIjoinedmydadinCaliforniaduringthesummervacation.WestartedfromDelhi,IndiaandflewtoLosAngeles.Mydadcame<1>__________<pick>usupandwedrovetoOrangeCountywherewehadanapartment.Thenwegotticketsforthefamousamusementparks<游樂園>.Wewenttooneofthemand<2>__________<spend>thewholedayenjoyingit,andthenwetookabreakforadayandwenttothenextamusementpark.Apartfromtheseamusementparks,wewenttosomeof<3>__________bestbeaches<海灘>ofSouthernCalifornialikeLongBeachandLagunaBeach.ItwasfunandIenjoyedmy<4>__________<one>experienceoftheseaanditssands.Wealsowent<5>__________<shop>toHollywoodandvisitedBeverlyHills.Thenmyvacationtimewasover<6>__________wehadtoflybacksothatIcouldgotoschool.Whenwewereabouttocrossthesecuritybarrier,Icouldn’thelp<7>__________<I>andstartedcrying.IthoughtthatIwouldmissthegoodtimeIhadwithmy<8>__________<parent>.Wearrivedlate<9>__________nightattheDelhiAirportandthenextday—evenafter<10>__________<be>sotired—Iwentbacktoschool.Thisishowmystoryofthehappiestvacationends.<十二>Manyyearsago,IhadmyfirstchancetovisitRussia."Russiansarepolitepeople,"Ihadbeentoldbeforemyarrival.Myfriendexplainedthatagentlemanwouldpourthelemonadefortheladiesandshowothergood<1>__________<manner>.Oneday,I<2>__________<invite>bymyRussianfriendNicolaiVasilevichandhiswifeYulyaouttodinner.Attheendofthemeal,YulyaaskedifIwouldlikeabanana.I<3>__________<polite>refusedandthankedher.Butmymindwasracing,"WhatshouldIdo?ShouldIofferherabanana?""Wouldyoulike<4>__________banana?"IaskedYulya."Yes,"shesmiled."Whichonewouldyoulike?"Iaskedagain."Thatone,"shepointedatoneofthebananas.SoIpickedthebananathatYulyawanted.ThenIpeeled<剝皮ithalfway<5>__________handedittoher.ThesmileonherfacetoldmethatI<6>__________<do>therightthing.Afterthisexperience,Ispentmuchtime<7>__________<let>theworldknowthatinRussia,thepolitethingwastopeelbananasforladies.However,IlearnedIwaswrongduringmy<8>__________<three>trip."Ohno,David,"aRussianpolitelycorrectedme."InRussia,whenamanpeelsabananaforalady,it<9>__________<mean>hehasaromantic<浪漫的interestinher."〔10>__________embarrassedIfelt!Sotocommunicateproperlywithpeopleofdifferentcultures,weshouldwatchcarefullyhowpeopleofthesameculturecommunicatewitheachother.<十三>AweddingdressfashioncontestwasheldinNewYorkCity.Whatmadethecontestspecialisthatallthedresses<1>__________<make>outoftoiletpaper.Cheap-ChicWeddingsisawebsitethatshowspeoplehow<2>__________<save>moneyonweddings.In2005,thepeoplewhoranthewebsitestartedthecontest.Thecontestmaysoundlikeajoke,<3>______ithasgottenmoreandmoreserious.Thepeoplewhoenterthecontesttrytomakeadressthatlookslikeitcouldbeworninarealwedding.Buttomakethedresses,theycanonlyusetoiletpaper,glue,tape,andthread.ThecreatorsofthetoptendressescametoNewYorktoshowoff<4>__________<they>work.Some<5> __________<bring>modelstowearthedresses.Thedressesarejudgedinfivedifferentareas,includingbeauty,creativity,and<6>__________wellthedressesaremade.Thetoptendressesaresogoodthatitisusuallyonlytiny<7>__________<different>thatkeepsomedressesfromwinning.<8>__________finalshowwasheldatafamousweddingdressstore.Justby<9>__________<look>atthedresses,itwashardtotellthedifferencesbetweenthetoiletpaperweddingdressesandtherealweddingdresses.Thebigwinnerin2018wasRonaldoCruz.Mr.Cruzsaidthatittookhimaboutanhourandahalf<10>__________<finish>onesmallsquareofthedress.<十四>OnMonday,IpickedupmydaughterJuliet.Shejumpedintomycar.Sheaskedmetohelpherstudy<1>__________hersciencetest."Dad,Ineed<2>__________<memory>aunit.AndIcanhardlymakeit.""It<3>__________<seem>likeagoodwaytostudy.Butyoucando<4>__________<well>intestsifyoutrytounderstandwhatyou’velearned."Julietacceptedmyadvice.ItwasMondayafternoonandwehadtwonightstostudy.Isuggestedaplan."Tomorrownight,I<5>__________<ask>youtoteachthematerialtome.Tonight,readtheunit<6>__________preparetoteach."Studiesshowteachingsomebodyelseisausefulwaytolearn.Evenifyoudon’tdotheteaching,theactof<7> __________<get>readytoteachleadstomorelearning.OnTuesdayafternoon,Julietsatdownwithhersciencebookandsaid,"OkayDad,let’sstudy."Iwantedhertoteachme.Butsomemistakes<8>__________<happen>.Icouldn’tbetoohardonher.Instead,Iaskedhersomesimplequestions.Sheknewsomebutnotothers.Whenshedidn’tknowtheanswers,Iencouragedhertocheckthebook.Shestartedcheckingthingsthatdidn'tmakesense.Andshewas<9>__________<active>doingit.Shewastryingtomakesenseofthings,whichwasexactly<10>__________Ihadhopedshewoulddo.<十五>Recently,theFlipflopi,asailingboatmadefromplastictrash,wassettoendatwo-weektripalongtheAfricancoast.Thetripismeanttocallattentiontothe<1>__________<dangerous>ofsingle-useplastic<塑料>.Single-useplasticis<2>__________hugepartofthe17trillionpounds<7.72trillionkilograms>ofplastic<3> __________flowsintotheoceanseveryyear.LamuisanislandoffthenortherncoastofKenya.There<4>__________<be>manyexpertboatbuildersonthisisland.Mainly,theymakedhows<獨桅帆船>.Adhowisaspecialwoodensailingboatwithasailintheshapeofatriangle<三角形.DhowshavebeenmadeandsailedinKenyaforover1,000years.In2015,thepeopleofLamu<5>__________<hold>abeachcleanuptocollecttheplasticwaste.Bytheend,theyhadcollected66,000pounds<6>__________plasticwaste.In2016,BenMorisondecided<7>__________<try>tobuildaboatmadejustfromplastictrashcollectedalongbeachesandroadsinKenya.Heputtogetherateamtohelpbuildtheboat.Ittooktheteamthreeyears<8>__________<complete>theFlipFlopi,a30-foot<9-meter>all-plasticdhow.Theonlywoodenpartisthemast—thelargepolethatholdsthesailup.<9>__________<they>methoddoesn’trequireanyfancyequipment<高級設(shè)備>.Nowtheyknow<10>__________todoit,andthemethodcanbecopiedeasilyandquickly.<十六>OnJanuary1,2019,publishedworksofartbecame"publicdomain"〔公有領(lǐng)域intheUS,makingthemfreeforanyonetouse.TheyincludedramaticfilmssuchasTheTenCommandments,andcomediesfeaturing<喜劇片>CharlieChaplin,BusterKeaton,andHaroldLloyd.Thisisthe<1>__________<one>largegroupofthingsaddedtothepublicdomainin20years.Whensomeonecreatesaworkofart,<2>__________workisprotectedbycopyright<>.Thatmeansnooneelsecantaketheworkanduseit<3>__________permission<批準>.Thishelpsmakesurethatartistscanearnmoneyfromtheirwork.Before1976,<4>__________<long>timethatcopyrightprotectioncouldlastwas56years.Li1976,worksofartwereprotectedfromthetimethey<5>__________<create>until50yearsaftertheartistdied.The1976copyrightlawprotectedartists’<6>__________<child>,butitdidn’tmakebusinesseshappy.Manybigbusinessesaskedgovernment<7>__________<change>thelawsothatthesecreationswouldnotbecomepublicdomain.<8>__________1998,thegovernmentadded20yearstothecopyrightprotectionlimit<限制>.Thatmeantworksofartwereprotectedfor70yearsafterthe<9> __________<die>oftheartist,or95yearsfromwhentheworkfirstgotacopyright.Now,20years<10>__________<late>,over50,000thingsfrom1923havefinallyenteredthepublicdomain.Theseworkscannowbeusedbyanyonewhenevertheywant.語法填空專項訓練二用所給單詞的適當形式填空,未提供單詞妁根據(jù)上下文填入適當?shù)脑~。<一>BettyandIarebestfriends.Ourbirthdaysareonthesameday.Thisyear,wehadacostumepartyinstead.Whilewe<1>__________<write>theinvitation,Momcameinandasked,"WhynotinviteJohn?"Johnhadbeeninourclassforonlyafewmonths,buthewasgetting<2>__________<good>gradesinmaththananyoneelseinourclass.Iwrinkled<皺起>upmynose,"Mom,hewearsthesamepantstoschooleveryday.<3>__________couldheevenbuyacostume?"Momsaidnothing.Thenextday,Momgavemeanenvelope<信封>."Ithinkitwouldbeniceforyou<4>__________<give>thistoJohn,"Momsaid.Butwedidn’twanttomakeJohnembarrassed.Finally,BettyandIhadagoodidea.Onthedayofourparty,kidsarrivedanddressed<5>__________<different>.Johnarrived,inanoldsheet<床單>,butstillinthesamebrownpantsasusual.Wedanced,atesnacksandplayedgamesingroups.Before<6>__________<eat>thebirthdaycake,Bettysaidinaloudvoice,"Nowit’stime<7>__________thegreatprizegame."Itwasamathgame.Noneofuswas<8>__________<surprise>whenJohncameupwiththerightanswerfirstandwalkedoffwiththeenvelope.Everything<9>__________<go>onwell.Johnworeanewpairofpantsandanewshirtthenextweek.Hefelthappy<10>__________sodidwe.<二>Atsixty,myhusbandretired<退休>fromahigh-stressandchallengingjob.We<1>__________<be>happilymarriedforthirty-fiveyears.ButIhavetosaythatmyhusband’stransition<過渡toretirementwasoneof<2>__________<big>challengesinourlife.Forthefirsttime,hefeltlost.Howwouldhefindpurposeandmake<3>__________livingthatcouldallowhimtohaveahealthierlifestyle?DuringthelastChristmas,Iboughthimoneyogacard.Ifoundthemagicofyogaafewyearsearlierandwantedtoshareit<4>__________him.Hewaskindandthankful,<5>__________thegiftcardremainedhiddeninhiswallet.Oneeveningoverdinner,after<6>__________<complete>allthehousework,hesaidsome-thingsurprising,"lthinkImayusethatyogacardandtakeayogaclassforbeginners."Ireplied,"Oh.That<7>__________<sound>good!"Then,Irealizedyogawasreally<8>_______<help>tohim.Thetransitiontaughthimhow<9>_______<make>agreatchangeinlife.Hewouldsoonlearnthatyogaisnotaboutcompeting,butshowingupwithoutjudgment<評價>.Ihopedthelessonswouldmakehimfeel<10>__________<relax>.Myhusbandhasbecomemuchgentlersincehedecidedtotakeayogaclass.Andallourgrownchildrennowthrowayogamat<墊>intheirbackseats.IfDadandMomdoit,itmustbeworthatry.<三>Languageispartofourdailylives.Similarly,musicispartofmanypeople'slives,too.Herearesomeoftheirsimilarities.?Theybothhaveawritingsystem.InEnglishwerecordlanguageby<1>__________<use>thealphabetwhichisacollectionofletters.Similarly,weusenotes<音符><2>__________<keep>arecordofmusic.Justasyouarereadingthiscollectionoflettersandtryingtofindthemeaninginit,<3>__________<music>readnotesandcreatemeaningintheformofmusic.SojustasyoureadEnglish,youcanreadmusic.? Theybothfollowthechangeofculture.Peoplefromdifferentplacesspeakdifferentlanguages,soyoucanguess<4>__________someoneisfromthroughthelanguage.Inthesameway,thestylesofmusicarealso<5>__________<differently>.Sowecanlearnaboutdifferentculturesthrough<6>__________<they>music.?Theybothexpresspeople’sfeelings.<7>__________doyouknowthatapersonisangry?Ofcourseyoucanknowitfromthe<8>__________<person>expressiononhisface,butyouwillknowforsurethroughhiswords.Similarly,musiccansoundangry,sadorhappy,too.Itcanshow<9>__________<exact>howthemusicianwasorisfeeling.That’swhymanypeopleliketosinganddance<10>__________ahappysongwhentheyfeelhappyandlistentosadmusicwhentheyfeeldown.<四>TheBritishMuseumisoneofthebiggestmuseumsintheworld.Therearesomanythingsinthemuseumtosee:clocksthathavebeentellingthetimeforsixhundredyears,Romanmoney,someof<1>__________<early>booksintheworld,includingShakespeare’sownwords...TheBritishMuseumwassetupnearly300yearsago<2>__________adoctor,SirHansSloane.Themanlikedtocollectthingssuchasbooks,drawings,clothes,money<3>__________flowers.Hehopedthathisthingswouldbekeptwell.Andhealsowantedpeopletovisittheplaceafterhis<4>__________<dead>.Hiswishcametrue,and<5>__________museumopenedin1759,sixyearsafterSirHansSloanedied.Later,moreantiques<古董>arrivedatthemuseum,andmorepeoplewanted<6>__________<visit>it.Sinceitsopening,manyfamouspeople<7>__________<write>andstudiedthere.Itisnowopeneverydayoftheyear,exceptfortwoholidays<NewYear’sDayandChristmas>.There<8>__________<be>lotsofspecialexhibitionsandeverydaytherearedifferentfilmsandtalks.Small<9>__________<machine>tellyouaboutthemuseumandasyouwalkaboutit,youcanlookandlistenatthesametime.So<10>__________youareoneoftheBritishMuseum’svisitors,don’tseeitalltooquickly.<五>Thefamilyisimportantinourlife.Assoonasababygoesintotheworld,thepeoplethatthebaby<1>__________<meet>firstarehisorherfamilymembers.Thefirstpersonisthemotherwhohastakengreatpaintobringhimorhertothis<2>__________<beauty>world.Thefamilyisthefirstplaceforpeople<3>__________<learn>thingsinthisworld.Welearneverythingfromourfamilymembersfrombabytimetilloldage.Weseeourfamilymemberswalkingandthentrytofollow<4>__________<they>.Welistentoourfamilymembersandthentrytorepeatthewords.Wealsoslowlylearnthebasiccommunicationin<5>__________family.Welearnhowtolove,<6>__________todoandhowtogetonwithotherswell.Thefamilyworkslikeachain.Kidsknow<7>__________<little>thanotherpeople.Theyshouldlearn<8>__________elders.Whenkidsgrowup,getmarriedandhavechildren,thecirclerepeatsitselfagain.Yourfamilyalwayscometo