冀教版中考英語總復(fù)習(xí)語法填空練習(xí)

冀教版初中英語中考總復(fù)習(xí)語法填空練習(xí)（在空白處填入一個適當(dāng)?shù)脑~，或填入括號中所給單詞的正確形式。）一It’sonlymythirdweekatmynewschoolandIloveit!Today’sFriday—the

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(good)dayoftheweek.My

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(one)classonFridaysismusic.I’mlearningtoplay

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drumsthisyearandIloveit!Ipracticeeverylunchtime

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themusicroombecauseI’mnotverygoodatthemoment—Imakeaterriblenoise!Thenwehavemaths.WedoatesteveryFridaybutI’mquitegood

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math,soit’sOK.AftermathswehaveEnglish.We’re

6．(do)aprojectfortheschoolwebsite.Theclassisveryquietatthemomentbecauseeverybody’swritingtheirprojects

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(careful).Outside,onthesportsfield,thefootballteamis8．

(practice)forthematchonSaturday.Fridayafternoonsaregreatbecausewecanchoose

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(we)classes.ThistermI’mdoingfoodtechnology.Wemakesomefantastic

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(dish)—spaghetti,chocolatecake,biscuits!Whosayscookingisjustforgirls?二Longlongago,therewasasmallvillageintheMiddleEast.InthevillagetherewasanoldmancalledSthira.Helivedbyhimself.Hisonlysonhadgonefarawaytostudy.Sthira’sfriendswonderedwhetherhissonwouldreturn,

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Sthiraalwayssaid,“Whateverhappens,happensforgood.”

Onedaytheoldman’ssonreturnedandthevillagerswereveryhappyforSthira.Hethankedthevillagersandsaid

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(polite),“Whateverhappens,happensforgood.”

However,later,Sthira’ssonbrokehisleg.Onceagainthevillagerscametovisithimandonceagaintheoldmanthanked

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(hear)this.Why?Whatwasgood?Hisson’sleggotbadlyhurt.

Afterafewdays,thearmycametothevillageandforced（強(qiáng)迫）alltheyoungmento

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thearmy.Whentheyfoundhissonhadabrokenleg,theylethimbehind.Onceagain,allthevillagerscametocongratulatehimonhisgoodluck.Likealways,theoldmanwasstillthankfultothemandsaid,“Whateverhappens,happensforgood.”三Origami(折紙),atraditionalskill,hasahistoryofover2,000years.Butithasjust

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(come)intothepubliceyeaccordingto74-year-oldLiXingwang.Itisthe

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(twenty-three)yearforhimtogoonthiswork.Withonlyapieceofpaper,Lishowshisexcellent“fingertipballet”skills,whichis

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(high)praisedbymanypeople.Hishomeis

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atiny“zoo”.Itisfilledwithpaper-worksindifferentsizesandshapesof

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(animal)suchasducks,horsesanddragons.Heismost

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(pride)ofaChinesedragonwith1,444scales(鱗片)onthedeskinhisreadingroom.Ittook

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(he)nearlyhalfayeartofinishthiswonderfulwork.Hespentmostofhistimemakingthescales

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itisthehardestprocess.Heplanstoshowtheworknextyearin

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exhibition.He

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(dream)ofsettingupabaseonedaytoshoworigamiworks.Hehopesmorepeopleknowaboutthetraditionalskill.四OnMay22,2021,YuanLongping,the“FatherofHybridRice(雜交水稻)”,diedofillnessat91inHunan.AlltheChinesepeopleareindeepgrief(悲痛)whenhearingthenews.Asweallknow,Chinaisthe

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(large)rice-growingcountryintheworld,butitisstillnoteasytofeedallthepeople.Inthe1960s,Chinasufferedserioushunger.FindingwaystogrowmorericewasYuanLongping’sbigdream.Thenhecameup

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theideaforahybridrice.Atthattime,mostscientistsdidn’tthinkhybridricewasworth

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(study).ButYuanLongpingdidn’tgiveup.Heandhisteamworkedonthespecialriceinthe1960sand1970s.Thefirsthybridriceappearedin1973.Nowas

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as50%ofChina’stotalriceisYuanLongping’shybridrice.Itisregarded

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thefifthinventionafterChina’sFourMajorInventions.Hybridriceisaspecialplant.Itcangrowintheplaces

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arefullofwaterorlack(缺乏)ofwater.Itdoesn’t

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(easy)getdiseasesorworms(病蟲害).Thenewkindofricecanproduce30%morerice.In2004,YuanLongping

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(win)theWorldFoodPrizeforhisgreatwork.YuanLongpingwishedthehybridricecouldbegrownallovertheworld

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(solve)thefoodshortage.Heoncesaid,“HybridricetechnologynotonlybelongstoChinabut

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tothewholeworld.”YuanLongpingisagreatscientistandwillbegreatlymissedbyallofus.五Asareporter,Ihavebeenlookingforvaluableschoolnews.Lastterm,myschool

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(ask)studentstocollectherbs（草藥）andhadashowonChinesemedicine.Ithoughtitwas

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interestingtopic.SoIdecidedtointerviewsome

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(student)toknowhowtheycollectedherbs.Ialsointerviewedteacherstolearnaboutwhyourschoolwanted

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havethisactivity.

Thewholeprocesslastedfortwomonthsfrom

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(choose)thetopictointerviewingandwriting.

Ilearned

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towriteanexcellentnewsreportthroughtheexperience.Bytalkingtopeople,Igotlotsoffirst-handinformation

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(quick).Itmademystorymoreattractive.

Ifeelproudof

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(I).I’malsohappytomeetsomanygreat

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(report)atTeens.It’smuch

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(easy)tomakeprogresswhenyou’rewithgoodpeople.Ifyoulovewritingandinterviewingpeople,comeandjoinus!六I’mastudentfromKorea.MybiggestfeelingofChinais

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(it)largeland.BeforeIcamehere,I

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(learn)aboutitonTV.48．

theweatherreport,thereporterusuallysayssomethinglike“SouthKoreawillbe

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(sun)tomorrow”or“itwillrainalloverthecountry”.ButinChina,youwillneverwatch

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weatherreportlikethat.WhenIwentbackhomelastwinterholiday,IsharedthelongjourneytravelinginChina,“Ittookmenearlythree

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(day)togettooneplace.”Thenmyfriendswouldshout

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(excited),“Wow.Chinaissobig.”IhaveseengreatchangesinChina

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Icametostudyhere.Forexample,whenI

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(one)enteredtheuniversity,Ididnotseesomanysharedbikes.Butnow,therearemuch

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(many)sharedbikesandcars,IreallyliketostudyinChina.七BrandonCollins-GreenisamanfromCanada.Heis

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(interest)inChinesepoems.Hespends

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(near)tenhoursadaytranslatingChinesepoemsintoEnglish.He

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(translate)morethan1,000Chinesepoemssincesixyearsago.

AftertranslatingaChinesepoeminto

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Englishone,Brandonoftenwritesitdownonapieceofpaperwithabrushpen.Healsodrawsapicturebesidethepoemtohelpshowthe

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(mean)oftheChinesepoem.HeconnectsChineseandforeigncultures

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hispaintings,sohisreaderscanhaveabetterunderstandinga