天津中考英語2020-2024年5年真題匯編-學(xué)生版-專題09 短文首字母填空

天津中考英語2020-2024年5年真題匯編-學(xué)生版——專題09短文首字母填空年份考題內(nèi)容（2020-2024）命題趨勢2024年主要介紹“穴居人”的生活。文章體裁多樣，包括故事、說明文、記敘文等。重點(diǎn)考查對上下文的理解和詞匯的運(yùn)用能力。所填單詞多為實詞，如名詞、動詞、形容詞、副詞等。要求考生具備一定的語法知識，能夠正確判斷句子的結(jié)構(gòu)和成分。空格設(shè)置均勻分布在文章中，不會過于集中。文章內(nèi)容通常與學(xué)生的日常生活、社會文化、科普知識等相關(guān)。對學(xué)生的邏輯推理能力有一定要求，需要根據(jù)上下文的邏輯關(guān)系推斷出合適的單詞?？疾榈脑~匯既包括常見詞匯，也可能涉及一些稍具難度的詞匯或短語。越來越注重語境的理解，單純考查語法的情況減少。2023年主要介紹了對別人微笑的好處。2022年主要介紹了一些貧窮國家的一些特殊的運(yùn)送圖書的方式。2021年文章講了電動汽車的發(fā)展史。2020年文章介紹了諺語“回家真好”，人們喜歡家里的什么，以及在家能幫忙做什么家務(wù)事等等。（2024·天津·中考真題）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及首字母提示，填寫所缺單詞，使短文意思完整。每空限填一詞。Longago,theearlypeopledidnotliveinhousesaswedotoday.Mostofthehomeswereincavesorshelters(遮蔽物)whichwerebuiltintrees.These‘homes’wereonlyusedastemporary(臨時的)shelterstop____56____themfromthesun,therainandthewildanimalsintheforests.Menofthattimewerecalled‘cavepeople’.These‘cavepeople’usuallylivedinsmallgroupsandlifewasnote____57____forthem.Theyhadtomovefromplacetoplacetos____58____forfood.Theywouldhunt,fishorpickwildfruit.Whentheycouldn’tfinda____59____toeat,theywouldleavetofindanotherproperplace.Theirtoolswereverysimple.Theyateraw(生的)foodu____60____theylearnthowtomakeafire.Forclothing,theyusedonlythebark(樹皮)oftreesortheskins(皮)ofanimalstoc____61____theirbodies.However,thelivesofthe‘cavepeople’changed.Theycollectedtheseeds(種子)ofwildplantsthatg____62____intheforests.Soontheylearnttoplantfruit,vegetablesandothercrops.Theyalsokeptcows,sheepandotherkindsoffarma____63____formilk,meatandskins.Theybecamef___64___andlivedinonlyonecertainarea.Theirgroupsbecamel____65____thanbeforeastheylivedmoresettled(固定的)lives.Theybuilthousesaslong-lastinghomes,andasaresult,villagesandtownsdevelopedquickly.The‘cavepeople’begantobecivilized(文明的).（2023·天津·中考真題）Asmileshowsthatapersonishappy.Forexample,apersonmaysmilewhenheorsheisp____56____withsomeprogressinstudies.Orapersonmaysmileifafriendtellsafunnyjoke.Thereareothergoodr____57____tosmileoften.First,itise____58____tosmilethantoshowunhappiness.Infact,itonlytakes17muscles(肌肉)tosmile.Ontheotherhand,ittakes43musclestoshowunhappiness.Sogivethemusclesinyourf____59____arestandsmile!Second,smilesarenice.Peoplemaytrytol____60____nicebyexercisingorwearingniceclothes.However,peopleoftensayasmileisthebestthingapersoncanwear.Thatisbecauseitiseasytobea____61____someonewhoissmilingandhappy.Almostnoonewantstostaywithsomeonewhoisalwaysunhappy.Third,smileshavepower(感染力).Bothsmilingandlaughingcaneasilyandquicklys____62____fromonepersontoanother.Ifonepersonsmiles,peoplearoundhimorherwanttosmile,too.Similarly,whenapersonlaughs,peopletend(往往會)tolaughwithhimorher.Ifapersoniss____63____,thebestthingtodoistoshareasmileoralaugh.Itistheeasiestwaytocheersomeoneup.F____64____,smilingandlaughingareverygoodforthebody.Eventhoughyouaresad,trysmiling.You’llfindthatitwillbedifficulttos____65____sadforverylong!（2022·天津·中考真題）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及首字母提示，填寫所缺單詞，使短文意思完整。每空限填一詞。InthesmallvillagesofKenya(肯尼亞),Africa,mostkidswanttoreadbooks.Butnoroadsgototheirhomes,onlymilesandmilesofsand.Carsandtrucksarenotuseful,s____1____librarybooksarriveonthebacksofcamels.Camelscanhandle(應(yīng)付)thesandandthebooks.Twocamels,acameldriver,andalibrarian(圖書管理員)w____2____tothevillagestogether.Onecamelcarriesabout180kilosofbooks,andtheothercarriesatent.Ateachvillage,thelibrariansetsupthetentandshowstheb____3____tothekidsinside.Twoweekslater,thecamelsc____4____backwithnewbooks.SomepeopleinthemountainsofnorthernThailand(泰國)getbooksinad____5____way.Their“l(fā)____6____”arecarriedbyelephants.Theseanimalscanhandlethedifficultjourney.Becausetheyarelarge,theycancarrymanybooksinmetalcases(金屬箱).Themetalprotectsthebooksfromtheheavyrainsthatf____7____inthearea.Indonesia(印度尼西亞)hasitsowndifficulties.Thecountryhasover17,000islands.Mostpeoplet____8____byboatandtheyalsocarrytheirbooksbyboat.Alibraryboatholds(容納)about500booksinboxes.Boxesofbooksareleftinvillagesandaretraded(交換)fornewbooksafewweeksl____9____.Forpeoplewholivefarandcan’tgettoalibrary,alibrarythatcomestothembringsmorethanbooks.Itbringsawholew_____10_____ofinformation.（2021·天津·中考真題）Electriccarsmayseemlikearecentinvention,butthey’vebeenaroundforyears.Intheearly1900s,thereweremoreelectriccarsontheroadthantherewerepetrol(汽油)cars.Atthattime,petrolwase____11____comparedwithotherfuels(燃料).W____12____petrolpricesdroppedandnewtechnologiesweredeveloped,electriccarswentoutoffashion(過時).Instead,petrolcarsbecamemorep____13____becausetheycouldtravellongerdistances(距離)withoutstopping.Duringthe20thcentury,petrolcarsgotbigger,heavier,andfaster.Theyneededmorefuel,anditc____14____moreairpollution.Foryears,carmakersdidn’tworryaboutpollution.Theydidn’tworryabouttheamountofpetrolcarsused,e____15____.Butwhenpeoplebegantorealisethattherewasnotenoughoilontheearth,theyaskedcarmakerstoproducemoreefficient(高效能的)andlesspollutingcars.Onem____16____ofsolvingtheproblemwasa“hybrid”car(混合動力車),onethatranpartlyonpetrolandpartlyonelectricity.Hybridcarsbecamepopularinthe2000swhenpetrolpriceswentupandthepricesofhybridcarswentd____17____.Anall-electriccarusesnopetrol.Theproblem,however,isthatcarbatteries(電池)needtoberecharged(再充電).Thatmakeselectriccarsnotsousefulforlongj____18____.Manypeoplearenotp____19____withit.Thegovernmentandcarmakersarew_____20_____togethertodevelopsafe,cheap,andusefulelectriccars.Whenpeoplehavethesecarsinthefuture,apetrolstationmaybeathingofthepast.（2020·天津·中考真題）Haveyoueverheardthesaying,“Home,sweethome’?Thisisjustanotherwayofsayingthatit’sn1tobehome!Alotofthepeopleandthingsweloveareathome.Whatdoyoulikeaboutbeingathome?Whatdoyoulikebestaboutbeingathome?Maybeyouliketoplaywithyourbrothersandsisters.Maybeyoue2stayingwithyourmumanddad.Maybeyouhaveapetyouliketoplaywith.Spendingtimewithyourfamilyisonethingthatmakesbeingathomespecial.Yourbedroomisa3thingthatmakeshomespecial.Yourtoys,yourbooks,andyourfavouritethingsareinyourbedroom.Considerwhatyoulikebestaboutyourroom.Isithowitlooks?Isityourcomfortableb4thatyousleepon?Maybeyouliketohaveaq5placetoreadabookortothinkaboutyourday.Mealtimecanbeaspecialtimeathome.FamiliessitaroundthetabletoeatthefoodMumorDadhasprepared.It’satimetoshareinterestings6aboutyourday.Howdoyouhelpathome?Therearealotofthingstodotomakehomeaspecialplace.Whodoesthechores(家庭雜務(wù))l7cleaning,cooking,andyardwork(庭院勞動)atyourhouse?Whenfamiliesworkt8todothechores,itmakesthemeasierandmorefunforeveryone.Maybeyoucanh9laythedinnertableorcleartheplaces.Maybeyoucanpullweeds(草)outoftheflowergarden.Maybeyoucanwaterthevegetablegardenorthehouseplants.Thinkaboutwhatyoucando,sothatw10youcomehomeeveryday,youcansay,“Home,sweethome!”（2024·天津和平·三模）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及首字母提示，填寫所缺單詞，使短文意思完整。每空限填一詞。Areyouan“I”personoran“E”person?Wehearthisquestionalotthesedays.Inf1,thesearetwopersonality(性格)typesbasedontheMBTItest.Generally,an“I”personisshyandquiet,whilean“E”personisoutgoing.SowhatistheMBTItest?It’sapersonalitytestthathelpsusunderstandourpersonalityb2andtellsushowwerelatetotheworldaroundus.Itwasd3inthe1940byKatharineCookBriggs.WhenyoutaketheMBTItest,youaregivenseveralsetsofquestions.Foreachquestion,youneedtoc4theanswerthatbestmatchesyourfeelings,attitudesandbehaviorThenyou’llknowwhatyourpersonalitytypeis.TheMBTItestispopularformanyr5.Let’stakeacloserlookatjustafew.Firstpeoplewanttounderstandthemselves.Humanpersonalityisverycomplex(復(fù)雜的),andthistestprovidesasimplewayforpeopletolearnaboutt6.Next,takingtheMBTItestisrelaxingandenjoyable,b7itsquestionsareinteresting.Then,peopletrytofindconnections.TheMBTItesto8awaytogobeyondsmalltalkandconnectwithotheronadeeperlevel.Finally,whiletherearemanykindsofpersonalitytestsonthemarket,theMBTItestisthemostwidelyused.TheMBTItestmayshows9wedon’tknowaboutourselvesandcanbeafunwaytohelpusmakenewfriends.Butknowingsomeone’sMBTIresultsdoesn’tm10wereallyknowthatperson.NordotheMBTIresultsdefine(定義)whoweare.（2024·天津河西·二模）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及首字母提示，填寫所缺單詞，使短文意思完整。每空限填一詞。ChenXingrong,16,whosefavoriteactivityisjumpingontotheswing(秋千)inthelivingroom.Theswingwass11upbyhisfathertohelphimlearnhowtoswimwithoutwater.Hewasdiagnosed(診斷)withautism(自閉癥)whenhewasababy.“Wedidnotunderstandwhysuchathingwouldhappentous,”ChenXunhusays,addingthathebegantravellingtobigc12suchasBeijingandGuangzhoutolearnmoreaboutautism.Heevenquit(停止)hisjobandpaidhisfulla13tothedisease.In2012,thefatherlearnedthatswimmingcouldhelppeoplewithautism,sohespentmonthslearninghowtoswimbywatchingvideosandreadingbooks.Atfirstthetrainingtohissondidn’tw14.Tohissurprise,afterthreemonths,hediscoveredthathissonhaddevelopedtheabilitytocontrolhisb15underwater.Itimprovedhisconfidence,andswimmingsoonbecameakeen(熱衷的)activityofthefamily.Thankstothestricttrainingandtheloveandsupportofhisfamilyandcommunitymembers,ChenXingrongm16becomeanoutstandingswimmer.Lastyear,hewonfivem17,includingagold,a18theeighthNationalSpecialOlympicGames.Aswellasswimming,learningb19lifeskillsisalsoanimportantpartoflifeforateenagerwithautism.Withhisfather’sefforts,Chenhaslearnedtobuyfoodinthemarket.Healsoworksasav20atarestaurantandlikestotakecareofpatientsinaclinic(診所)bycoveringthepatientswithquilts(被子).“Ihopehewillliveawonderfullifeinthefuture.”（2024·天津武清·三模）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及首字母提示，填寫所缺單詞，使短文意思完整。每空限填一詞。Astheweathergetswarmer,it’stheperfecttimetoplanadayatthebeach.There,youcanenjoya21likeswimming,surfing,andbuildingcastlesinthesand.However,it’simportanttokeepbeachsafetyinmind.Now,thereisanewAIwatermanagementsystemthatcanhelppreventdrownings(溺水).Sight-bitwasdevelopedbyacompanywhichcanbeusedtohelps22lives.Thisprogramwascreatedlater,a23itscreatorsawsomeonedrowningattheDeadSea.Hebelievedthiscouldhavebeenstoppedands24workingonthisprogram.TheSight-bitsystemworksbyusingcamerasatthebeachtoreadthewaterconditions.TheAIisabletow25thevideosandfinddangers.Forexample,itcantellwhenthewavesared26orifsomeoneisintroubleinthewater.Thesystemcanalsotellthedifferencesbetweenadults,childrenanddifferentkindsofboats.Theinformationhelpsbeachsafetyofficersknowwhereandwhensomeoneneedsh27.Thentheycanreceivewarningsondevices(設(shè)備)likesmartphonesandsmartwatches.Thisway,theycanactq28tostopaccidents.Now,thistechnologyisusedinmanyplacesaroundtheworld,includingp29beaches,privateclubs,andres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