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2010年寒假初三英語完型填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練

（1）

WhenyousitandwatchTVhourafterhour,doyoueverthinkofwhatitmaybedoingto

yourhealth?

Moreandmorechildrenarebecomingoverweightandnear-sighted.]theyspend

toomuchtimeinfrontoftheTV.Also,theyaregrowinglessandlesscreative（有倉ll造性的）

sincewatchingTVdoesn't2anyactivethought.

Lastweek,theTV-TumoffOrganizationbeganitsninthTV-Tumoff3intheUS.

Thisorganizationencouragespeopletoplaygames,readbooks,lieunderatree,talktofamily

membersandfriends4watchingTV.

Americanschoolchildrenspend,onaverage（平均地）,5hoursayearwatching

TV——moretimethantheyspendinschool.Thafstoomuch,saythedocters6organized

thisyear'sTV-Turnoffweek.

Doctorssaythatthe7childrenwatchtelevision,themoreoverweighttheymay

become.Anyfoodchildreneatwhiletheywatchthetelevisionmakesthisweight8

moreserious.

Tokeepmentally（精神地）andphysicallyhealthy,childrenneedtotakeexercise,talkwith

friendsandfamilymembers,readand9theworldroundthem.Couldyougoaweek

withouttelevision?Itmightbe10formanyTVlovers,butwhynotgiveitatry?

1.A.becauseB.untilC.whetherD.though

2.A.findB.needC.loseD.know

3.A.dayB.weekC.monthD.year

4.A.togetherwithB.becauseofC.lotsofD.insteadof

5.A.100B.300C.1,000D.5,000

6.A.whomB.whoseC.whichD.who

7.A.laterB.earlierC.longerD.less

8.A.problemB.questionC.thingD.lesson

9.A.exploreB.inventC.findD.make

10.A.easyB.happyC.dangerousD.difficult

⑵’

OneafternoonjustbeforeChristmas,anoldmanwaswalking_1—thecitycenter.The

shopswereallfullofgoodthingsandthey_2—withcheerfulshoppers.Suddenlyhesawa

dirtyboysittingonthegroundcryingsadly.Whenthe_3—oldmanaskedhimwhyhe_4—.

thelittleboytoldhimthathehad_5—atenpennypiecethathisuncle_6—

him.Atoncetheoldmanpulledoutahandfulofcoins.He_7—outashiningnewten

pennypieceandhandedittothechild.t6Thankyouverymuch,^^saidthelittleboy,dryinghis

—8___.Hecheeredupatonce.

Anhourorsolater,theoldmanwasmakinghisway_9—homebythesameroad.

Tohis_10__hesawthedirtylittleboyinthesameplace,cryingsadlyas11—.Hewentup

totheboyandaskedhim12hehadlostthetenpennypiecehehad_13—givenhimas

well.Theboytoldhimthathehadnotlostthesecondcoin14hestillcouldn'tfindthe

firstone.64_15_Icouldfindmyownpiece,“hecried,4tIwouldhavetwentypencenow.”

1.A.byB.betweenC.throughD.over

2.A.werecrowdedB.werecrowdingC.crowdedD.hadcrowded

3.A.angryB.sadC.happyD.kind

4.A.criedB.hadcriedC.wascryingD.wouldcry

5.A.spentB.leftC.paidD.lost

6.A.hadtakenB.hadbroughtC.hadgivenD.hadborrowed

7.A.pickedB.madeC.gaveD.left

8.A.mouthB.eyesC.feetD.ears

9.A.onB.backC.toD.for

10.A.surpriseB-joyC.sadnessD.excitement

11.A.usuallyB.usualC.beforeD.well

12.A.whereB.whenC.whyD.if

13.A.justB.justnowC.rightnowD.now

14.A.andB.butC.whileD.as

15.A.WhenB.SinceC.IfD.As

(3)

“Whodidthis?”askedmyteacher.Thirtychildrentriestothink_notonlywhatthey

haddone.,butalsowhatourteachermighthavefoundout.

“Whodidthis?”sheaskedagain.Sheneverbecameangry,butshewasthistime.Sheheldup

2brokenglassandasked,4tWhobrokethewindow?”

“Oh,oh“Ithought.Iwastheone3brokethewindow.Ididnotdoitonpurpose.Itwas

causedbya4throwofabaseball.Whydidithavetobeme?

IfIadmittedit,Iwould5inalotoftrouble.HowwouldIbeabletopayforabigwindowlike

that?Ididn'twanttoraisemyhand,6somethingmuchstrongerthanmepulledmeup."I

didit.ThenIwassilent.7washardenoughsayingwhatIhad.

Myteacherwenttothebookshelfandtookdownabook.Shethenbeganwalkingtomydesk.I

fearedshewasgoingtopunishme.

“Iknowhowyoulikebirds,“shesaid8shestoodlookingdownatmyface."Hereisa

bookaboutbirds.Itisyournow.Youwillnotbepunished.Butremember,it'sonly9your

truthfulness.^^

Icouldn'tbelieveit!Iwasn'tpunishedandIwasgettingabook!The10onethatI

hadbeensavingupallmymoneytobuy.

1.A.backB.ofC.upD.about

2.A.manyB.aC.apieceofD.apiece

3.A.whichB.whatC.howD.who

4.A.goodB.badC.wonderfulD.soft

5.A.haveB.beC.getD.got

6.A.butB.andC.soD.which

7.A.ThatB.IC.ItD.She

8.A.whenB.afterC.asD.before

9.A.aboutB.ofC.withD.for

10.A.veryB.onlyC.suchD.first

（4）

Theworlditselfisbecomingmuchsmallerbyusingmoderntrafficandmodem

communicationmeans（通訊設(shè)備）.1todayismucheasierthanitwashundredsofyears

ago,butithasbroughtnew2Oneofthebiggestispollution.Topollutemeanstomake

thingsdirty.Pollutioncomesinmanyways.Weseeit,3it,drinkitandevenhearit.

Manhasbeenpollutingtheearth.The4people,themorepollution.Manyyearsago,

thepollutionwasnotsoserious5therewerenotsomanypeople.Whenthelandwas

useduportheriverwasdirtyinoneplace,man6toanotherplace.Butthisisnolonger

true.Manisnowslowlypollutingthewholeworld.

Airpollutionisnowthemostserious.Ifs7foralllivingthingsintheworld,butitis

nottheonlyonekindofpollution.Waterpollution8ourfishandpollutesourdrinking

water.Noisepollutionmakesusbecome9moreeasily.

Manycountriesaremakingrulestofightpollution.They10peoplefromburningcoal

（煤）inhousesandfactoriesinthecity,andfromputtingdirty11intotheair.

PollutionbySO2isnowthemost12kindofairpollution.Itiscausedbyheavy

traffic.Itistruethatiftherearefewerpeople13,therewillbelessairpollution.

Theearthisourhome.Wemusttakecareofit.Thatmeans14theland,waterandair

clean.Andwemusttakecareofthe15inpollutionatthesametime.

1.A.FlightB.SleepingC.LifeD.Meeting

2.A.difficultiesB.businessC.jobsD.problems

3.A.smellB.touchC.dreamD.want

4.A.betterB.moreC.fewerD.stranger

5.A.ifB.becauseC.untilD.when

6.A.flewB.ranC.movedD.arrived

7.A.badB.safeC.hardD.possible

8.A.helpsB.treatsC.frightensD.kills

9.A.hungryB.angryC.excitedD.sad

10.A.continueB.finishC.stopD.start

11.A.fireB.litterC.windD.smoke

12.A.dangerousB.importantC.interestingD.popular

13.A.drivingB.playingC.swimmingD.dancing

14.A.increasingB.producingC.keepingD.making

15.A.riseB.informationC.priceD.progress

（5）

Ihavealwaysbeeninterestedinclowns（小丑）.TheearliestthingIcanremember,asa

childofthree,isseeingapairofclowns---oneveryfat,andtheothervery1.Atraveling

circus（馬戲團(tuán)）cametoourtownandmyparentstookmetoseeit.Whenwearrivedatthe

circus,everyonewaslaughingattheclowns.Ididn'tunderstandwhytheywerelaughing,_2_I

laughedtoo.

WhileIwas_3_,thefatclowncameandsatdownnexttome."Shallwedance?^^he

asked,then4meupandbegandancing.Ifeltfrightenedandbegantocry.5thenIhave

beeninterestedinclowns.Theymakemelaughalot,althoughtheystillmakemeabit6too.

Inlife,wesometimeslaughatthingsthat7us.Weoftenlaughmostatpeoplewhomakeus

nervous.Whenwelaugh,werelaxand8ourselves.Peoplewhoneverlaughcanbecome

worriedandill.Laughterislikemedicineandaclownislikea9.

Therehavealwaysbeen,andtherewillalwaysbeclowns,becausepeopleneedtolaugh.

Laughteristhebestkindof10inlife.

1.A.happyB.thinC.kindD.lucky

2.A.andB.soC.orD.but

3.A.dancingB.eatingC.laughingD.crying

4.A.pickedB.threwC.hungD.pushed

5.A.BeforeB.SinceC.ByD.From

6.A.tiredB.sillyC.afraidD.sick

7.A.troubleB.surpriseC.interestD.frighten

8.A.playB.loveC.enjoyD.understand

9.A.doctorB.nurseC.friendD.teacher

10.A.dreamB.medicineC.careD.color

（6）

Doyouknowwhoinventedtea?Infact,tea,themostpopulardrinkintheworld（after

water）,wasinventedbyaccident（偶然）.AccordingtoanancientChineselegend（傳說），the

emperorShenNongteawhenhewasboilingdrinkingwateroveranopenfire.Some

leavesfromanearbybush（灌木叢）fellintothewaterandremainedtherefor2.The

emperornoticedthattheleavesinthewaterproduceda3smell.Laterhedecided_4

thehotmixture（混合物）.Itwasquitedelicious.And5,oneoftheworld5sfavoritedrinks

wasinvented.

Chinaisthehomeoftea,_6hasmorethan4,000yearshistory.PeoplethroughoutChina

drinkteadaily.7thethreemajordrinks一tea,coffeeandcocoa,teaisdrunkby8people

intheworld.TeafromChina,along9silkandporcelain,begantobeknownbytheworld

overathousandyearsagoandhasbeenanimportantChineseexport10.

Tealeaves11mainlyintheareasouthoftheYangtzeRiver,intheprovincesof

Zhejiang,JiangxiandFujian,becauuseofthemild12andrichsoilthere.Longjing,

Wulong,Pu'erandTieguanyinareall13kindsoftea.

Overthepastcenturies,Chinesepeople14theiruniqueteaculture,whichincludes

teaplanting,tea-leafpicking,teamakingandsoon.Teais15apopulartopicwhichisoften

mentionedindances,songs,poemsandnovels.

1.A.inventedB.foundoutC.discoveredD.triedout

2.A.sometimesB.sometimeC.sometimesD.somedays

3.A.pleasantB.pleasedC.badD.terrible

4.A.nottotasteB.totasteC.tastingD.taste

5.A.bythewayB.onthewayC.onitswayD.inthisway

6.A.whoB.whichC.whereD.when

7.A.InB.ForC.OfD.By

8.A.thenumberofB.anumberofC.alargenumberofD.thelargestnumberof

9.A.betweenB.withC.exceptD.besides

10.A.AtthattimeB.fromnowonC.sincethenD.sincenow

11.A.produceB.areproducedC.makeD.aremade

12.A.climateB.weatherC.conditionD.environment

13.A.interestingB.importantC.famousD.normal

14.A.haddevelopedB.havedevelopedC.developedD.aredeveloping

15.A.tooB.aswellC.eitherD.also

(7)

Ourneighborhoodusedtobeveryquiet.However,thesedays,(1)thingsare

happeninginourneighborhoodandeveryoneisunhappy.ZhaoJun,thelocalschoolteacheris

extremely(2).Whenhewasinterviewedbythelocalnewspaper,hesaid,"Everynightwe

hearstrangenoises(3)ourwindow.Mywifethinksthatiscouldbean(4),butmy

friendsandIthinkitmustbeteenagershaving(5).Myparentscalledthepolice,butthey

can*t(6)anythingstrange.Theythinkitmightbethe(7).Idon'tthinkso!”

ZhaoJun*snextdoorneighborXiangDanis(8),too."Atfirst,Ithoughtitmightbea

cat,butIcan*tseeacat,andIstillhearthenoisesoutside.^^Everyoneinourneighborhoodis

worried,andeveryonehashisorherown(9).Theremustbesomething(10)the

homesinourneighborhood,butwhatisit?

1.A.interestingB.excitingC.strangeD.terrible

2.A.worriedB.pleasedC.satisfiedD.relaxed

3.A.ofB.outsideC.fromD.inside

4.A.actorB.accidentC.objectD.animal

5.A.troubleB.funC.lessonsD.sports

6.A.findB.thinkC.makeD.feel

7.A.waterB.laughterC.musicD.wind

8.A.nervousB.surprisedC.unhappyD.mad

9.A.waysB.mattersC.habitsD.ideas

10.A.cleaningB.visitingC.breakingD.moving

(8)

AlittleboywantedtomeetGod,sohestartedhistripwithsomecakesandorangejuice.

Onhiswayhesawanoldwoman1inthepark.Theboysatdownnexttoher.Theoldlady

looked2,soheofferedheracake.She3itthankfullyandsmiledathim.Hersmile

was4prettythattheboywantedtoseeitagain,sohegaveherabottleoforangejuice.

Onceagainshesmiledathim.Theboywasveryhappy!Theysatthereallafternooneatingand

smiling,buttheyneversayaword.Asitgrewdark,theboygotuptoleave.5heleft,

hegaveherakiss.Shegavehimher6smileever.

Whentheboy7home,hismothersawthelookofjoy8hisface.Sheasked

him,9madeyousohappy?"Hereplied,"IhadlunchwithGod.She'sgotthemost

beautifulsmileI'veeverseen!**Theoldwomanalsoreturnedtoherhome10.Herson

asked,“Mother,whyareyousohappy?"Sheanswered,"Iatecakesintheparkwith

God.

Youknow,he'smuchyoungerthanIexpected.

l.A.sitsB.sittingC.tositD.sat

2.A.hungryB.angryC.thirstyD.tired

3.A.receivedB.gaveC.acceptedD.refused

4.A.veryB.tooC.soD.quite

5.A.BeforeB.AfterC.SinceD.Until

6.A.bigB.biggerC.thebiggestD.biggest

7.A.gottoB.gotC.reachesD.arrivedin

8.A.inB.withC.atD.on

9.A.WhichB.WhereC.WhatD.Why

10.A.happilyB.happyC.happinessD.happier

（9）

MartinisanAmericanboy.Heiseightyearsold.Hisparents1fiveyearsagoandhe

isnowlivingwithhisgrandmotherinNewYork.

Onemorning,Jimmy,oneofhisclassmates,cametohishomewithanexercisesbook

inhishand.JimmylivesinahousenotfarfromMartin's.Theyoftengotoschooltogether.

nWouldyouhelpmewiththismathsproblem?"Jimmysaidassoonashecameintothe

room.nIt*stoohardformeandIcan'tworkitout."

"Letmetry,"Martinsaid."I2itisn'ttoohardforme."Martintriedhisbestbuthe

couldn'tworkitout,3.

"Ifwehadasmallcomputer,alltheproblemswouldbe4forustodo.nJimmysaid.

"Asmallcomputer...,nMartinthoughtforaminute,thenhesaid,"Pvegotanidea.Wecan

5_oneinashop."

"Acomputerisvery6,andwedon,thaveenoughmoney.M

“That'sOK,'*saidMartin."Wecanaskthenewpresident（總統(tǒng)）7somemoney.He

saidhewouldhelpanyoneintrouble.I'msurehewillhelpus.Heisveryrich,youknow."

Sotheydecidedtowritealettertothenewpresident.Soontheletterwasfinishedandthey

hurriedtothepostoffice.Infrontofthepostofficestoodasmallbox.They8theletterinto

theboxcarefullyandwenthomehappily.

Thenextmorning,they9thepostofficeontheirwaytoschool.Theyfound10,

theboxwasnotapostboxbuttrash-box（果皮箱）.

l.A.havediedB.haddiedC.diedD.havebeendeath

2.A.sureB.thinkC.hopeD.wish

3.A.neitherB.eitherC.tooD.also

4.A.easyenoughB.enougheasyC.difficultenoughD.enoughdifficult

5.A.borrowB.lendC.bringD.buy

6.A.expensiveB.cheapC.importantD.useful

7.A.toB.forC.aboutD.on

8.A.placeB.tookC.droppedD.bring

9.A.passedB.pastC.pastedD.passing

10.A.withtheirsurpriseB.intheirsurpriseC.totheirsurpriseD.oftheirsurprise

(10)

Beingnotfarfromthesea,Londonisfamous(1)itsfogs.Theworstofthem(2)

onDecember4,1952.Allmovementinthetowncametoastop.Itwasalmostimpossibleto

driveorridein(3).Thestreetswhichledintothecenterwerefilledwith(4)that

movedtwomilesanhour.Soon,however,thetrafficwasstopped.Beingleftbytheir(5),

thebusesandcarsstoodemptyinthestreets.Manywhousuallytravelbybustook

underground(地鐵).Buttherewere(6)manypeopletherethatthegateshadtobeclosed.

Beingcaughtinthefog,peoplefelttheirwayalongthewallsofhouseswithonehand,while

theyputout(7)infrontofthemsoas(8)___knockagainstsomethingorsomebody.

AttheOperaHouse(大歌居U院)theygotthroughthefirstactofLaTraviatabeforesomuchfog

hadspreadintothebuildingthatthe(9)couldnotseetheconductor(樂隊(duì)指揮).

Itwasa(10)fog,indeed,andasmanyas4,000peopleinLondonlosttheirlives.

1.A.becauseB.asC.forD.of

2..A.happenB.happenedC.washappenedD.happens

3.A.everythingB.anythingC.somethingD.nothing

4..A.cartsB.bikesC.trucksD.buses

5.A.ownerB.driversC.engineerD.passengers

6.A.suchB.soC.quiteD.too

7..A.anotherB.theothersC.theotherD.other

8.A.toB.notC.nottoD.don't

9.A.someoneB.driversC.managersD.singers

10.A.terribleB.afraidC.terriblyD.frightened

(11)

Therewasalittleboywhohadabadtemper.Hisfathergavehimabagofnailsandtold

himthateverytimehelosthistemper,hemusthaveoneintothebackofthefence.

Thefirstdaytheboyhad37]intothefence.Overthenextfewweeks,whenhe

learnedto2hisanger,thenumberofnailsreduced.Hediscovereditwas3to

holdhistemperthantohavethenailsintothefence.

4thedaycamewhentheboydidn'tlosehistemperatall.Hetoldhisfatheraboutit

andhisfathersaidthattheboynowwould5onenailforeachdayifhewasableto

holdhistemper.

Thedayspassedandtheboywasfinallyabletotellhisfatherthatallthenails6.

Thefatherledhimtothefenceandsaid,“Youhavedonewell,myson,7lookatthe

holesinthefence.Thefencewillneverbethesameasitusedto.Whenyousaythingsinanger,

theyleaveascar（傷疤）justlikethefence,nomatterhowmanytimesyousay8.

Friendsareveryrarejewels,indeed.9makeyousmileandencourageyoutosucceed.

Theylendanear,theysharehappinessandalwayswanttoopentheirheartstous.Lefsbe

10tooneanother.

1.A.fencesB.nailsC.friendsD.scars

2.A.controlB.loseC.makeD.share

3.A.moredifficultB.angrierC.happierD.easier

4.A.AtfirstB.InthebeginningC.FinallyD.Tilltheend

5.A.putoffB.pulloutC.giveoffD.setaway

6.A.movedawayB.weremissingC.weregoneD.lost

7.A.butB.soC.orD.and

8.A.helloB.sorryC.good-byeD.yes

9.A.ItB.HeC.TheyD.We

10.A.sorryB.carefulC.smilingD.kind

（12）

Ihavevisitedmanyplaces:thestatesofMissouri,Michigan,Florida,Wisconsin,and

WashingtonD.C.But,IthinkChicagoinIllinoisisthe]place.

WhenIcomehomefromschool,Iseeabeautiful2.Arabbitisrunninginthe

garden,asquirrel3inthetree,andarobin（知更鳥）isinthebranches.

Inthesummeritgetshot,4notashotasNanjing.Autumnandspringarecooland

bright.Icanseeflocks（群，陣）of5flyingsouthforthewinter.Icanhearcrickets（蟋

蟀）intheevening,6duringthewinter,ofcourse.

Today,whenIcomehome,therearedry7leavesontheground.

Not8intheworldhasrobins,crickets,rabbitsandsquirrels.There*sno9

neartheequator（赤道）.Everyplaceisbeautiful,butthisplaceisevenmore10

1.A.biggestB.nicestC.coldestD.mostexpensive

2.A.carB.girlC.pictureD.dance

3.A.criesB.sitsC.talksD.swims

4.A.butB.soC.thenD.or

5.A.tigersB.planesC.ducksD.wildbirds

6.A.forB.exceptC.expectD.besides

7.A.greenB.sweetC.fallenD.soft

8.A.anywhereB.somewhereC.nowhereD.everywhere

9.A.sunB.snowC.windD.animals

10.A.cleanB.warmC.beautifulD.dry

(13)

Apoorfarmerhadneverlefthissmallvillage.Afterhe]alotofmoney,hedecided

tospendaholidayinanexpensivehotelinabigtown.

2lunchtimecameonhisfirstdaythere,hewenttoeatintherestaurantofthehotel

3_hisnewclothes.Theheadwaiter4himtothetable,tookhisorderandwentaway.

Whenhereturnedand5thefarmeragain,hehada6!Thefarmerhadtied(系)his

tableclothroundhis7.

Theheadwaitertoldanotherwaitertogotothefarmerand8himthatpeople_9

dosuchathinginhisrestaurant.Sothewaiterwenttothefarmerandsaidina10voice,

“Goodmorning,sir.Wouldyoulikeahaircut(理發(fā))？“

1.A.lentB.madeC.paidD.gave

2.A.DuringB.ThoughC.WhenD.Because

3.A.forB.withC.onD.in

4.A.wantedB.putC.showedDbrought

5.A.lookedatB.watchedC.sawD.found

6.A.lookB.restC.tableclothD.surprise

7.A.armB.neckC.handD.head

8.A.askB.tellC.taughtD.told

9.A.can'tB.don'tC.won'tD.mustn't

10.A.friendlyB.tiredC.sadD.terrible

(14)

Mr.Smithlivedinavillagefaraway]atown.Onedayhefeltveryillandeveryone

2_hewoulddie.Theysentforadoctor.Thedoctor3andlookedatthemanclosely.

Thedoctoraskedforapenand4papertowritedownthenameofthemedicine.But

therewasnopen5paperbecauseallthevillagershadnevergonetoschoolbefore.

Thedoctorhadtouseapieceofcharcoaltowritedownthenameofthemedicineonthe

doorofthehouse.4<Getthismedicineforhesaid,t4andhewill6getbetter.^^

Mr.Smith'sfamilyandfriendsdidn'tknow7todo.Theycouldnotreadthe_8

writing.ThenMr.Smith'ssonhadanidea.Hetook9thedoorofthehouse,putitonhis

backandrantothenearesttown.Heboughtthemedicine.

AfterMr.Smithtookthemedicine,hesoongotridofhis10.Hewouldnotlet

anyonewashthemagicwordsfromthedoor.

1.A.inB.fromC.toD.at

2.A.thinksB.sawC.thoughtD.sure

3.A.arrivedB.gottoC.arrivedatD.reached

4.A.aB.anyC.theD.some

5.A.orB.norC.andD.but

6.A.quickB.quicklyC.soonD.fast

7.A.whatB.howC.whetherD.why

8.A.beautifulB.badC.goodD.strange

9.A.onB.byC.offD.up

10.A.illB.illnessC.sickD.death

(15)

OneeveningDr.Smithwas]aparty.Awomantalkedtohimaboutherheadache.t4I

don'tfeel_2_afterreadingalongshesaid."Youlookallright.Butyou_3

needsomeexercise,Dr.Smithansweredandthenshowedher4todoit.Thewomanleft