2完型填空动词

1、课题：初三英语完型填空“动词”复习课学案（二）学习目标：After the class, you will be able to1. get the an swers with the help of the clues or hin ts.2. recog nize the differe nces betwee n the similar verbs.重点、难点：To recog nize the differe nces of the words.导学设计：预习导纲：在完形中经常考查的动词有: 第二组：swim, run, jump, walk, drive, ride, rush, m

2、ove, go, come,arrive,return,appear, disappear, wait,swimvt.& vi.游泳vi.眩晕vt.浸;泡;洒满;充溢着runvt.& vi.跑;移动；（使）流动（工作等）进行；延续;逃跑;行驶vi.jump跳;跳过;快速移动；（因吃惊、害怕或激 vt动而）猛地一动vi.暴涨;跳跃;猛增ridevt .& vi.乘，骑，驾vt.（骑马、自行车等）穿越；搭乘;飘浮rush.（使）急速行进，仓促完成 ；猛攻；急速流动，奔腾突袭；（使）仓促行事；催促；（为物色、招 vt.募目的）特别关注movevt.& vi.移动，搬动vi.搬家;行动泄展；（机器等）

3、开动vt.提议;使感动；摇动;变化walkvt.& vi.走;步行;散步vi.行走;陪伴走;徒步旅行；不翼而飞govi.进行;去;说;进展vt.发出声音;变得;成为;处于状态drivev.驾驶;开车;驱动;迫使comevi.来;开始；出现;发生vt.做;装扮的样子；将满（岁）arrivevi. 到达，来发生returnv.回转，返回；复发，又来；送还;言归正 传vt.& vi.等候;等待；（尤指长期地）希望；盼望vi.准备妥;在手边；可得到；可使用vt .推迟，搁置，延缓appearvi.出现，显现；出庭，出场；演出发表disappearvi.不见，消失；不复存在，灭绝wait第三组:man

4、age, offer, afford， receive,accept, agree, refuse, give, decide,choose, hope, prefer, like, allow,man age使用 浣成（困难的事）；经营;明智vt地使用（金钱、时间、信息等）vt.& vi.办理，设法对付.能解决（问题）应付（困难局面等）凑vi.合着活下去；支撑offer提供，给予；提出，提议；出价，开价;表vt. 示愿意vi.提议;企图，想要供奉suggest,vt .& vi.同意，赞同i 语一致，符合;商定，约定;意见相合；（气vi.候、食物等）适宜同意，承认；使和谐一致；认为正确无vt

5、. 误give&给予;赠送;作出vi.供给;产生;举办；（为购买某物或做某事vt而）支付vi.（物体）塌下；让步affordvt. 买得起；担负得起；提供;给予receivevt.& vi.收到；接到；接纳；接待vt.接收;受理;欢迎;承受.接到，获得;接见，欢迎；电子学接收；橄vi.榄球接球acceptvi. 承认；同意;承兑vt.接受;承认;承担;承兑decidevt. 决定;决心;解决;裁决vi.决定;下决心choosevt.挑选;认为比其它更可取；决定或 选定vi.选择;进行挑选hopevt.& vi.希望，期望vt.俚语相信，认为agreeallowvt.允许;承认;给予;准许（做某

6、事）vi.容许;考虑likesuggestprefer更喜欢；提升，提拔;给予（债权人）优 vt先权；提出（控告）vi.更喜欢，宁愿vt.vt. 建议，提议；暗示;使想起；启示（表示属性）像；（表示方式）如同；（询 PreP.问意见）怎么样；（表示列adj.相似的;相同的预习检测swimrunjumpwalkdriveriderushmovegocomearrivereturnappeardisappearwaitmanageofferaffordreceiveacceptagreerefusegivedecidechoosehopepreferlikeallowsuggest第一篇：12石景

7、山二模On cold mornings my father would bring his bread truck by the house. I used to ride on thefloor of that bread truck as he delivered （分送） the bread to the stores. The smell and the warmthfrom the bread made my mouth water and kept me warm. I always remnNber that.My father would be prese nt at all

8、my games. One ni ght before an importa nt game my fathertold me sadly that he wouldn t be able to watch the game because he had to deliver the bread andit was a three-hour 39 The next day as the game drew near I thought about my dad. I happened to look across the field and surprisingly saw his bread

9、 truck pulling into the stadium. Heman aged to 41 the game. I ll always remember that.39. A. driveB. walkC. raceD. ride41. A. acceptB. chooseC. affordD. make第二篇：13东城一模For several ni ghts this week Emma came home from school upset about the fact that Jake got picked on so much. She also men ti oned t

10、hat he had no school supplies as his family could not 37_ them. He is always asking to borrow paper. It gives the kids even more reason to pick on him.One ni ght Emma and I sat together and discussed the situati on in great detail. We made a pla n, and Emma decided to ask Jake what he 38 for supplie

11、s.The n ext day Emma spe nt some time with Jake and really came to 39 that this young man had a heart of gold, but hardly had the cha nee to show it.37. A. orderB. achieveC. repairD. afford38. A. receivedB.neededC. preparedD.changed39. A. proveB. expla inC. realizeD. expect第三篇：13石景山一模It had bee n a

12、year since Susa n became bli nd. As the result of an accide nt she was sudde nlythrown into a world of darkness. Susan s husband Mark watched her fall into hopelessness and hedecided to use every possible means to help his wife.Fin ally, Susa n felt ready to 37 to her job, but how would she get ther

13、e? She used totake the bus, but she was now too afraid of gett ing around the city by herself. Mark38 toride the bus with Susan each morning and evening until she could39it by herself.37. A. returnB.keepC. bel ongD.stick38. A. volu nteeredB. con ti nuedC. promisedD.afforded39. A. tryB. man ageC. con

14、 trolD.follow第四篇：12年中考题Midway through our two-pers on competiti on, I was start ing to pull ahead. As I saw the look on Carlas face. I waited for a sec ond and knew what I had to do. As much as I wan ted to be on Smart Aleck, Carla wan ted it eve n more. So, start ing with my n ext questi on, I held

15、 back and let Carla _43_,just by a little bit. Her expressi on as she _44_ she would be on the show made up for my not being on the team. And since I will go as backup, Ill still have the fun of see ing the show up close.Was I _45_ by not trying as hard as I could? I dont think so. No one no ticed,

16、and Carla and I did nt _46_ it. It wont hurt the team because Carla will be a very good competitor on the real show. I think that mak ing my best friend happy was the right thing to do.43. A. waitB. turnC. moveD.win44. A. acceptedB. realizedC. con sideredD. decided45. A. comingB. refus ingC. helpi n

17、gD. cheati ng46. A. mea nB. pla nC. regretD. say课堂反馈：13年丰台一模Each day I took the same route to work and passedby a security guard （保安）.He greeted every one walk ingby and made small talk with many of the passers-by andwishing them well. His simple“ hello ” made people feelspecial. His cheerful smile

18、became a part of my day.When he was abse nt, many people no ticed it, and I felt a little bit empty.The first few times, I didn t say hello back to him gveetedene. I was 37 in myown world. On Mon day the security guard asked me: “ How was your weeke nd? ” I told him about38 how I visited her eachmy

19、visit to Califor nia, to see my mother, who had colon can cer. Imon th.“ The time with my mother is so precious珍 贵的）,because I know that each time may be the last.He listened like a close friend I d known for yeasacHieeltamymy love. He sharedhow he had lost his father to cancer two years before. He

20、said,I un dersta nd what you are goingthrough. My father passed away while I was serv ing in Germa ny. Because of some reas ons I was unable to fly back in time. I was unable to say goodbye to him. I wish I could have been with him,given him a hug, and told him I loved him. You are really lucky to h

21、ave the gift of time . ”As I walked away, I realized I did not even know his name. The following day, on my way towork, I said:“ After we spent all that time_42_yesterday, I still donyotiknowne. ” Heanswered,“ Gary. ” I responded back, I m Deborah. ”After that, we talked and shared stories about our

22、 weeke nds, dreams and families.Later, Gary got 43 a new j ob and moved away. It s been several years since I last spoke to him, yet the memory feels like yesterday. Gary reached out to me,44 me and made mymorning the best part of the day. I experie need the beauty of frien dship and love.In the bus

23、 in ess of life, we ofte n forget to wish a stra nger hello although how easy it is, and how great and lasting a difference it can make. When you say hello to a stranger you become like a pebble（鹅卵石）thrown into a pond. With each ripple （ 波纹）you create, you spread love that continues to 46. Make a po

24、int of say ing hello to a stra nger today. You will give the gift thatkeeps on giv ing.37. A. lostB. leftB.sharedC. missedC. realizedD. droppedD. fou nd38.A. won dered42.A. thi nki ngB. calli ngC. cryingD. talki ng43.A. offeredB. affordedC. i nvitedD. chosen44.A. movedB. touchedC. toldD. helped46.A.

25、 receiveB.sendC. giveD. create家庭作业2012海淀一模Joseph sat on a hill in the middle of no where, writi ng his n ame into the dirt with a stick.“ Joseph! h” mother called. Joseph looked at the farmhouse that was now supposed to be his home. As he finished the last letter , he noticed something metal shi nin

26、g in the rosy late-after noon sun light. He picked it up: a rusty old key. He put it in his pocket and walked dow n the hill.Gran dpa passed away last year, leav ing the house and farm to his mother. Joseph had hoped that she would just 37 it and buy a house in the city. However, she chose to move t

27、o the farm. Joseph had bee n very un happy about leav ing his frie nds and his school.In the city, dinn ertime had always bee n an opport unity for conv ersati on betwee n Joseph and his mother. Here, though, he had no thi ng to say. He knew his sile nee hurt his mother, but surely it was better tha

28、n the angry words waiting behind it. It was best to keep quiet. He quickly fini shed his food on the plate and went to his room upstairs.Later, he went dow n the stairs to look for someth ing to read. In the deep sile nee, his mother sat alone on the living-room sofa. On her lap lay a photograph album. Looking up, she smiled hopefully and said, “ Seewhat I found? Here your great-grandfather. He sabout your age in this picture. Do you think you loo