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2020-2021学年初三英语二模阅读首字母汇编

One【奉贤区】

C.Fillintheblankswithproperwords(在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其内容通顺,每空格限

填一词,首字母已给)(14分)

The"DoubleEleven^^ShoppingFestivalisoneofthelargestshoppingfestivalsinChina.Lastyear,

thefestivalwentonforelevendays.Alibabaalonesaw498.2billionyuanintrade.

Manypeoplebelievesuchlargeshoppingfestivalscanhelpthem(71)slotsofmoney.After

all,manystoresdodiscount(打折)theirgoods.Butifyoutakeasecondlookatthesaleprices,you'llfind

thatmanyofthemendin"9"or"5.99minutes.Inoureverydaylife,we(72)rsay"Justgiveme

5.99minutes,"it'snotcommontosay44Justgiveme59minutes,either.Wearemorelikelytosay“Just

givemesixminutes"and"justgiveme60minutes^^.Whydostoresprefertheotherwayround?

AccordingtoLeeE.Hibbett,aprofessorofmarketing,thispricingstrategy(策略)hasbeenaround

foraboutacentury.Nooneknowswhoinventedit.However,storesalllikeit.Pricesthatendin”.99"and

"9"simplygetmorecustomers.

Thestrategy(策略)isbasedonthe(73)fthatwereadfromlefttoright.Onapricetag(标签),

thenumberonthefarleftimpressesusthemost.So,eventhough5.99dollarsispretty(74)cto6

dollars,it'sthe"5"thatimpressesusmost.Aproductthatsellsfor5.99dollarsjustseemslikeabetterdeal

thanasimilaronethatsellsfor6dollars.

Ina2016study,Hibbett,aprofessorofmarketingaskedaclothingcompanyto(75)rthe

priceofoneofitsdresses.Heandhisworkmatesallthoughtfewerpeoplewouldbuythedress.Theresult,

however,(76)sthem.Demand(需求)increasedbyathird.Increasingthepricefrom$34to$44

madenodifferenceatall.

Sobe(77)cwithpricesthatendin"9"or”.99”.Theymaymakeyouspendmoremoney!

71.s72.r73.f74.c75.r76.s77.c

Two【崇明区】

C.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords.(在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其

内容通顺。每空格限填一词,首字母已给。)(14分)

Whichismoreimportanttoourlives,theInternetorthewashingmachine?Manyofusmightanswer,

"TheInternet!"TheInternethelpsusgatherinformation.Itallowsustoseeourfriendsinrealtime.

However,Ha-joo-chang,aprofessoratCambridgeUniversity,doesn't(71)a.Hebelievesthe

washingmachinehaschangedtheworldmorethantheInternet.Thatsoundsstrange,butChangisnot

(72)a.Manyexpertshavecalledthewashingmachinethegreatestinventionofthe20thcentury.

Why?

Let'sbe(73)h:Howmanyofuslovetodothelaundry(洗衣机)?Itseemsthecycleof

washing,dryingandironingneverends.It\sotiringandboring.

However,beforethewashingmachinewasinvented,womenoftenhadtospendlotsoftimewashing

clothes.Manyofthemsufferedfromback(74)p.

Thewashingmachinefreedfromthelaundry.Manywomenfoundtheyhadenoughtimetoenterthe

labormarket.Asaresult,thesocialstatusofwomenbegantochange.Today,mostwomencanmakean

(75)iliving.Theydon'thavetorelyonmenanylonger.

Tobetterunderstandtheinfluenceofwashingmachines,wecanlookatsocieties(76)wthem.

InmanyAfricancountries,doingthelaundrytakeswomensixhoursaday,Womenthere(77)h

havetimetoworkorstartabusiness.Itisdifficultforthemtofindawayoutofpoverty.Perhapsthings

willbealotdifferentiftheyhavewashingmachines.

Weoftentakethewashingmachineforgranted.Butthesemachinesdoplayanimportantroleinour

lives.Theyhavegreatlychangedtheworld.

71.172.73.h74,p75.i76.w77.h

Three【普陀区】

C.ReadthepassageandAllintheblankswithproperwords(在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其

内容通顺,每空格限填一词,首字母已给)(14分)

Nomatterhowoldweare,campinginourbackyardisreallyfun.Familieslikeitwhentheyareon

holidaysbecauseitiseasyandinexpensive.Itisgreattokeepus(71)randfreesusformbusy

studyandwork.Itofferschancesforustoinvitefriendsandrelativeswhomightnotfitinsidethehouse.

Allofuscangetclosetonatureandcheckthenightsky.Followthese(72)iandyouwillhave

anightyouneverforget!

Putupyourtent

Dependingonthenumberoffamilymembersand(73)g,youmayneedmorethanone

tent.Tellyourfriendstobringtheirtentsifneeded.Checkoutthearticlesorsearchonlineforsomevideos

onhowtopulupatent.

Prepareyourbedding

Ifyouwanttoenjoyyourselvesandstaycomfortablyinsidethetent,putsomethingsoftto

(74)1on.Ablow-upairmattress(充气床垫)mayworkwell.Fillthetentwithclothtoysand

blankets.Havelightweightsleepingbagsorcottonblankets.Theyare(75)anecessaryifyou

livewherethenighttemperaturesdropgreatly.

Prepareaseatingarea

Ifyouhaveapicnictable,thatwillworkbest.Ifnot,setupafewchairsandasmalltableforfood

anddrinks.Asimplechoiceistospreadablanketinthesunsothatyourfriendscaneatandtalk.Besure

thegrassisn't(76)w.

Planactivitiesandmake(77)m

Plansomeactivities.Youcanraiseyourvoicewithtraditionalcampingsongsthatmostkidslearnin

school.Justbecarefulnottowakeuptheneighbours.Tellingstoriesisfulloffunaswell.Haveacamera

nearbytotakesillyphotosofyou,yourfamilymembersandyourfriends.Takeonelargegroupshotwith

everyonesmilingandlaughing.Besuretomakecopiesforeveryone!

71.r72.i73.g74.175.a

76.w77.m

Four【青浦区】

C.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords.(在短文的空格内填入适当的单词,使

内容通顺,每空格限填一词,首字母给)(14分)

WhatisEarthHour?

EarthHourisorganizedbytheWorldWideFundforNature(WWF)andit'sabigeventusuallyatthe

endofMarcheveryyear.Onthisevening,people4godark'-thatis,switchofflightsintheirhomes,

schoolsandbusinessesallatthesametimeforonehour.

EarthHourstartedinAustraliain2007,when2.2millionpeopleinSydneyturnedoffall

unnecessarylightsforanhour.Sincethenithasgrownintoan(71)ievent,andmany

countriesaroundtheworldhavetakenpart.FamousbuildingsthathavegonedarkforEarthHour(72)

iBuckinghamPalaceinLondon,theEiffelTowerinParis,theForbiddenCityinBeijingand

NewYork'sEmpireStateBuilding.EvenastronautsontheSpaceStationhavetakenpartbyreducingtheir

poweruseonthestation,andGooglehasshownits(73)sbymakingadarkhomepageforthe

event.

What'stheidea(74)bEarthHour?

Theideaistoraiseawarenessofenvironmentalissuesandcallforactiontoprotectnature.It'strue

thatswitchingoffthelightsforjustonehoursavesonlyasmallamountofpower.Butthisisonlythe(75)

b.

Ononelevel,joininginEarthHourmakespeoplethinkabouttheproblemofenvironmentalissues

andwhatwecandoineverydaylifetoprotectnature.Forexample,eatinglessmeat,usinglow-energy

electricalitemsinsteadofhigh-energy(76)oandusinggreenformsoftransportallhelpthe

planet.

Butonanotherlevel,alargenumberofpeopleallacting(77)tsendsapowerfulmessage

togovernmentsandcompanies.Itpushesthemtotakeactiononalargescalebyconsideringgreenissues

whenmakingbigdecisions.

71.i72.i73.s74.b75.b

76.077.t

Five【松江区】

C.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords(在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其

内容通顺。每空格限填一词,首字母已给)(14分)

Alicepickedagoldenkeyfromthetableandputitinallthelocksonthedoorsbutitdidn'topen

anyofthem.Thenshediscoveredanotherdoor,averysmallone.Sheputthekeyinthelock.Itwas

exactlytheright(71)s!Sheopenedthedoorandlookedthroughit.Shesawagardenwith

brightly-colouredflowersandfountains.

“Howbeautiful!,5shesaid.'TdlovetogotherebutI*mtoobigtogetthroughthedoor.^^

Shewalkedbacktothetable.Therewasabottleonitnow.

"I'msurethatbottlewasn'ttherebefore,9,shesaid,feelingalittle(72)c.

Sheputdownthekeyandpickedupthebottle.Shereadthewords“DrinkMe"onit.Alicewasn'ta

stupidgirl.Shedidn'tdrinkit(73)i.Firstshelookedatthebottlecarefully.Therewasn'ta

labelonitthatsaid“PO/SOM〈毒药).

Sosheputthebottletoherlipsanddrank.

“Mmm,it'snice,“shesaid.Ittastedlikepineapple,roastturkeyandtoast—allthethingsthatshe

likedtoeat-soshedrankmore.Soonthebottlewas(74)e.

“Whatastrangefeeling,shesaid,"I'mgettingsmallerandsmaller.^^Shewasnowassmallashercat

Dinah.

“Good!Icangothroughthedoorintothegarden/5shesaid.Butwhenshegottothedoor,shedidn't

havethekey!Itwasonthetable.Shecouldn'tgetit(75)bshewastoosmallnow.Shesatdown

andcried.

Afterawhileshesaid,uAlice!Stopcrying!Cryingdoesn'thelp!”

Whenshelookedatthetableagain,shesawaglassboxunderit.Shepickeditupandopenedit.

Therewasasmallcakeinside.Ithadthewords”(76)Eme"onit.Sheputasmallpieceofitin

hermouth.

“IfIgrowbiggerIcanreachthekey,"shethought,€CAndifIgrowsmallerIcangounderthedoor.^^

But(77)nhappenedasshefinishedit.

71.s72.c73.i74.e75.b76.E77.n

Six【徐汇区】

C.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords(在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其

内容通顺,每空格限填一词,首字母已给)(14分)

HundredsofthousandsofpeopleoftenseetheirfacesontheTVscreen.Theymaybespeaking"live”

fromthesceneofanearthquakeorinterviewingafamousperson.Theylookconfidentas

theypresentstoriesorgiveregularupdatesonanimportantnewsevent.TheyareTV

reporters.

Tomanyofus,TVreportersseemtohavean(71)ejob.Afterall,theywillbeamongthe

firsttoknowaboutmajorlocalandworldeventsandtheyoftengettowatchtheseeventshappenright

beforetheireyes.They(72)ehavemanyopportunitiestomeetwell-knownpeopleandtop

leaders.

Actually,reportersnotonlyhavetoputinalotofhardwork,theymustalsodevelopdifferentskills

andhavetherightpersonalityforthejob.

TVreportersmusttellaninterestingstorysothatpeoplewillwanttowatchandpayattentiontoit.To

getthenewstotheirviewersasquicklyaspossible,TVreportershavetoworklongandirregularhours.

Theyoftenworknights,weekends,and(73)h-whenpeopleinmostotherjobsaretakingtheir

daysoff.Reportersmustalwaysbereadytogettoworkrightaway.Duringsuddennewsevent,TV

reportersmayhavetoputdownsomenotesandstartreporting(74)i.Insuchasituation,they

maynothavethetimetogetbacktotheTVstationandwritedowntheirstory.Sometimes,areporterhas

to(75)canewsstorythathehasbeenworkingonbecauseanothernewsstorymayseemmore

important.

WhenTVreportersstudyfortheirjob,theyhavetolearntowritenewsstoriesthatgowiththevideo

thecameramanhasshot.WritingforTVisverydifferentfromwritingan(76)oreport.

Inordertoattracttheirviewers,theymustlearntodressprofessionallyandsmartly.TVreporters

mustspeakclearlyandappearrelaxed.Theymustlearntolookintothecameraandsmile.Besides,aTV

reporter's(77)viskeytohisorhersuccessonthejob.Whentrainingforthejob,studentslearn

tospeakattherightvolumetodelivertheirnewsstoryinsuchawayastokeeptheirviewersinterested.

71.e72.e73.h74.i75.c76.o77.v

Seven【宝山区】

C.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords(在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其

内容通顺,每空格限填一词,首字母已给)(14分)

Whatislaughter?

Laughterisnaturalforpeople.Westarttolaughataboutfourmonthsofage.Westarttolaugheven

beforewestarttospeak!

Laughterissocial.Itconnectsuswithotherpeople.Welaughmorewhenwearewithotherpeople.

Studiesfindthatweare30timesmorelikelytolaughwithothersthanwhenweare(81)a.When

onepersonlaughs,otherpeoplebegintolaugh,too.

Itisdifficulttopretendtolaugh.Laughteris(82)h.Trytolaughrightnow.It'sdifficult,

isn'tit?Whenpeoplepretendtolaugh,mostpeopleknowit'snotreal.Studiesshowthatpeopledon'tlike

thesoundoffake(虚假的)laughter.

Whendopeoplelaugh?

Only10to20percentoflaughterisaboutsomethingfunny.Mostlaughterisaboutbringfriendly

withotherpeople.Mostlaughtersays"Idon'twanttocompetewithyou.Iliketobewithyou^^Thiskind

oflaughterbringspeople(83)t.

Weoftenlaughwhenwefeel(84)n.Althebeginningofthemeetings,someoneoftentellsa

joke.Ifsusuallyasmalljoke,butwelaughalot.Ourlaughterhelpsusrelax

Whatisfunny?

Somethingsarefunnybecausewedon't(85)e.them.Whenajokebegins,wealreadyhave

anideaabouttheend.Wethinkweknowtheend,butthenthejokeendsinadifferentway.Theendofthe

jokesurprisesus.Itmakesuslaugh.

Sillythingssometimesarefunny.Welaughatjokesaboutpeopleandtheir(86)mbecause

weknowsomethingtheydon'tknow.Wethinkwearebetterthantheyare.

Noteveryonehasthesamesenseofhumor(幽默感).Somepeoplethinkajokeisfunny,butother

peopledon'tthinkso.Peoplehavedifferentideasaboutwhatisfunny.Foryoungchildren,heworldisnew.

Manythingssurprisethem,sotheylaughalot.Teenagersoftenworryaboutwhatothersthinkofthem.

Theylaughto(87)pthemselves.Teenagerslaughwhentheyfeelembarrassed.Adultslaughat

thingsthatgivethemstress.Ourreasonsforlaughterchangeovertime.

81.a82.h83.t84.n85.e86.m87.p

Eight【长宁区】

C.Fillintheblankswithproperwords(在短文的空格内填适当的词,使其内容通顺。每空格限填一

词,首字母已给)(14分)

Impatientpeopleareoftenseenasproudandself-important.Beingimpatientcanaffectyour

relationshipsatworkandathomenegatively(有害土也).Peoplewillsenseangerfromyouandnotlike

(71)dwithyouifyouareimpatient.Theymightevencometoavoidyoucompletely.Impatient

peopleareoftenseenasmakingquickdecisionsastheydon'tletpeoplecommunicatefullyorfindoutall

thefactsfirst.Whenyounoticeyouareimpatient,youcanfindsomewaystoovercomethem.Hereare

twowaysthatmayhelpyou.

Becauseimpatientpeopleareoften(72)bandhatetowastetime,theysometimesdon'tleave

extratimeforsmallmistakes.Thismeansthattheyneedtobesomewhere,theyarealwaysdoingother

tasks(73)tthelastminute.Theydon*tleaveextratimeincaseabusislate,theycan'tfindtheir

carkeysorsomeother(74)pappear.Whenyouneedtogetsomewhere,especiallyifitis

somewhereimportant,giveyourselfsomeextratime.Ifyouarriveearly,youcanrelaxordosomething

then.

Beprepared.Ifbeinghungrygetsyouimpatient,keephealthbarwithyouatalltimes.Ifyouhate

sittingaroundwaiting,seetosomebusinessonyourphoneorkeepabooktoreadhandyatalltimes.If

youknowthatyoumightbe(75)sintrafficorwaitattheairport,thinkaboutwhatyoumight

needtopassthetime.Agamemightbehelpfulorevensomethingas(76)s

asapenandpapertowritealetter.

Sometimespatienceisaboutchangingouttoourplaceintheworld.Don'tbelievethatyourtimeis

moreimportantthan(77)aelse's.Youcanlearntocontroltheemotionsyoufeelwhenyouare

impatientandsobecomeapersonwhoisbotheasiertogetonwithandenjoyslifemore.

71.d72.b73.t74.p75.s76.s77.a

Nine【金山区】

C.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords(在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其

内容通顺,每空格限填一词,首字母已给)(14分)

Onmyfather^birthday,myparentsandIwentoutfordinner.Therestaurantwasbrightlylitand

verynoisy,withlotsofdiners.Waitersmove(71)bbetweenthetables.

Wehadjustorderedourmealswhensuddenlyallthelightsintherestaurantwentout.Theplacewent

completelydark.Alltheconversationsintherestaurant(72)sforamoment,andtheneverybody

startingtalkingtogether.4tWhatrshappenedtothenight?”“Ooh,it'sablackout!^^Somepeoplelaughed,

andothersseemedalittleworried.

Thentherestaurantmanagercameinholdingacandle.Hespoketoallthediners,“ladiesand

gentlemen,Tmverysorryforthis.Ourpowerhasgoneout.Thepowerhasgoneoutacrossthewhole

neighborhood.Andwedon'tknowwhatitwillberestored.Pleasebe(74)p.Ourwaiterswillbring

candlessothatyoucancontinuewithyourevening.^^

Thewaiterscameinwithlatecandlesandplacedthemonthetables.

Oneofthedinersasked,“Whataboutourmeals?”

“Don'tworry,sir,"repliedthemanager.t4Fortunately,weusegasinourkitchen,not(75)e,so

thechefcancontinuecookingallyourmeals.Onceagain,ladiesandgentlemen,I(76)a

Myfathersaidtome,"Let'sgooutthestreetandtakealook.^^

HeandIwentoutthefrontdoorandlookedupanddownthestreet.Sureenough,itwasintotal

darkness.

Wewentbackinandsatatthetablewithmymother.Ourfaceswerelitupbythecandlelight.The

waiterbroughtusourmealsandwestartedeating,

“Youknow,Idon'tmindthisatall,“saiddad.Helookedaroundattherestaurant.44Itisquitepretty

andIfeel(77)sandhavingabirthdaydinnerbycandlelight!^^

“Youalwayslookontherightside!”saidMum.Wealllaughed.

71.b72.s73.w74.p75.e76.a77.s

Ten【虹口区】

C.Fillintheblankswithproperwords(在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其内容通顺,每空格限

填一词,首字母已给)(14分)

Withequalopportunities,womenareabletochoosetheirownidealjobs.Ifa9to5officejobisn't

yourstyle,considerthefollowing(71)ffunjobsavailable.

•Wedding(婚礼)planner

Whilesomewomendreamoftheirweddingday,othersgrowuptobeweddingplanners.

(72)Bchancesareavailable,asmorethan2millionweddingstakeplaceintheUnitedStateseach

yearwithan(73)aspendofmorethan$1,000perweddingforaweddingplanner.

•Disneycharacter

Imaginebeingpaidtobeaprincess.FormanywomenworkingattheDisneyresorts,thatis

(74)ewhattheydo.TheWaltDisneyCompanywantslook-alikestoplaytheroleofDisney

characters,likeCinderella,atitsDisneylandandDisneyWorldresorts.

・Personalshopper

Ifyoulovetoshop,particularlywhenyouarespendingsomeoneelse'smoney,thenyoushould

consider(75)apersonalshopper.Personalshoppersmeettheircustomers)(76)n,lifestyles,

likesanddislikesandthenputthatknowledgetousebybuyingtheirclothingandaccessories.Although

thejobdoeshaveafewdrawbacks(缺点),likefussycustomers,Esaysthat“mostly,it'sa

prettygood

・Doggydaycare

Womenwholove(77)mightthinkaboutopeningadoggydaycarecenter.Youcanspendyour

daysplayingwithdogs,beforesendingthemhomeattheendoftheday.

71.f72.B73.a74,e75.b76.n77.a

Eleven【杨浦区】

C.Fillintheblankswithproperwords(在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其内容通顺,每空格限

填一词,首字母已给)(14分)

Readthecommentsaboutchangesinthefuture.Howmuchdoyouagreewiththem?

Thesedays,somepeopleworkathomeoneortwodaysaweekinsteadof

goingtoanofficeeveryday.Ithinkinthefuturealotmorepeoplewillwork

efromhomeallthetime.Andthenumberofofficeswilldecrease.It'ssad,

becausepeoplewilllosemostoftheir(71)sskillsliketheability

toconnecttoothers.

Therewon'tbeanypaperbooksinthefuture.Theymightdisappear

(72)c.Ifyouwanttoreadbooks,youwillhavetodownloadthem

toaportablee-reader.Itwillholdhundredsofyourfavouritebooks.Some

e-readersmightalsobewaterproof.Soyoucanusethemwhenyouare

havingabathora(73)s.

Ithinkthenumberofpeopleontheplanetwillcontinueto

(74)i.Therellbelessspace,sowellneedtochangethewaywe

live.Maybewellliveunderground,ormaybelotsofpeoplewilllive

togetherinasinglehouse.It*shorrible!Lifewilldefinitelyget

(75)wthanitisnow.

Ourhousemightbe(76)sinthefuture.Ifthere'sanemergency,

itwillautomaticallysendamessagetothepoliceorcallforanambulance.

Ourhousemightalsocontroltheheatingandtheair-conditioning,sowell

neverfeeltoohotortoocold.

Driverlesscarsareanewthingatthemoment,butIthinkinthefuture

itwillbecommontohaveone.Ithinkit'llbeagoodandsafething,

becausewewon*thavesomanyroad(77)a.Maybewewill

stopusingpetrol,too.Thatwouldbegood.

71.s72.c73.s74.i75.w76.s77.a

Twelve【嘉定区】

C.Fillintheblankswithproperwords(在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其通顺。每空格限填一

词,首字母已给)(14分)

AnnaDuwaswalkingalongthebeachwhenshenoticedplasticsthere.Shereacheddowntopick

themup,andquicklyrealizedthereweremanymoretinypiecesthanshecoulddealwith.Itseemed(71)i

tocleanthemallup.

Du,12yearsoldalthetime,triedtosolvetheproblemlikeanygoodscientist-first,bydoingalittle

(72)r.Sheconductedsurveysandsearchedforinformation.That'showshelearnedthat8million

tonsofplasticsendupintheoceanseveryyear.

Thenshegottoworkbuildingsomethingthatcouldhelpsolvetheproblem:aremote-operated

vehicle(遥控潜水器)-ROV.HerROVcanmovethroughwaterandfindplasticsontheoceanfloor.

TheactuallycoolpartofDu'sROVisthedetection(探测)system.Sheusesa(73)calongwith

threedifferentkindsoflighttofindtheplasticsthroughpictures.Shealsousesvisible(可见的)lightto

findunnaturalcolorsthatmightmaketheplasticsstandout.

“Shehasaverygoodengineeringsensetobreakdownaproblemlikethisandthengoafterit,“says

engineerCaseyMachado."Itsounds(74)s,butit'salevelofthinkingthat'sreallydifficult.v

Dustartedattendingpubliceventsandworkshopsatauniversitywhenshewasfiveyearsold,andso

shepickeduptheengineeringskillsnecessarytobuildherROV.ShesaysactuallygettingherROVto

movethroughwaterwellwasnoteasy.She(75)fmanytimes,butshenevergaveuptryingand

testing.

Whenaskedaboutfutureplans,shesaidthatshewantedtoaddresstheeffectsofclimate(气

候)change."Ithinktherearealotofproblemsthatcouldbesolvedwithnew(76)i."saysDu.

Duthanksherparents,whoforyearshavetakenhertostudentoutreachactivities,forsupportingher

interestinscience,technology,engineeringandmath(STEM).Shesaysshehasbeenabletomeetstudents

andscientiststhere.

“IknowIwanttobeanengineerbecauseIlikebuildingthingstohelpsolveworldproblems,says

Du."ButI'mnotsurewhatkindofengineerIwanttobeyet.”

(77)L,shehasplentyoftimetofigurethatoutatherage.

71.i72.r73.c74.s75.f76.i77.L

Thirteen【黄浦区】

C.Fillintheblankswithproperwords(在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其内容通顺,每空格限

填一词,首字母已给)(14分)

OnedaySamandJerryweregoinghomefromschool.Whenonturningacomer,Samcriedout,"A

fight!Letusgoandsee!”

“No,"saidJerry,“letusgoquietlyhome!Wehavenothingtodowithitandmaygetinto

(71)t"Youareacoward(胆小鬼)andafraidtogo,“saidSam,andoffheran.

Jerrywent(72)shome,andintheafternoonwenttoschoolasusual.ButSamhadtoldall

theboysthatJerrywasacoward,andtheylaughedathimalot.Jerryhadlearnedthatsometimesit's

unnecessaryto(73)awithothersandthatheoughttobeafraidofnothingbutdoingwrong.

Afewdayslater,Samwasswimmingwithsomeschoolmatesandsuddenlyhefeltasharppaininthe

leg.Hestruggledandscreamedforhelp,buttherewasno(74)r.TheboyswhohadcalledJerrya

cowardgotoutofthewaterasfastastheycould,buttheydidnoteventrytohelphim.

SamwasfastsinkingwhenJerrythrewoffhisclothesandsprangintothewater.He(75)r

Samjustashewassinkingthelasttime.Withgreat(76)eandwithmuchdangertohimself,he

broughtSamtotheshoreandthussavedhislife.

Samandhisschoolmateswere(77)stocallJerryacoward.Theyfinallyrealizedthathe

wasbraverthananyofthem.Neverbeafraidtodogood,butalwaysfeartodoevil.

71.t72.s73.a74.r75.r76.e77.s

Fourteen【闵行区】

C.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords.(在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其

内容通顺,每空格限填一词,首字母已给)(14分)

Stomachfluisacommondisease.Itspreadseasily,whichmakesithardtoavoid.That's(71)

etrueifsomeoneinyourfamilyhasit.Stomachfluiscausedbyavirus,butnotthesameonethat

causesregularflu.Becauseit'scausedbyavirus,there'snomedicinetomakeitgoaway.Butthereare

somethingsyoucandotoavoidcatchingit.

Youcan(72)pstomachflubywashingyourhandsoften.Usehotwaterandsoap,andspend

timescrubbing.Usinghandsanitizerisbetterthannothing,butitisnotveryeffectiveagainststomachflu.

That'sbecausehandsanitizermostlykillsbacteria,notviruses.

Thevirusthatcausesstomachfluishardtokill.Normalcleanerswon'talwayswork.Butcleaning

yourhousecanstopyoufromcatchingit.Soputbleach(消毒水)andwatertogether,andusethattoclean

surfaces.Ifsomeoneinyourfamilyissick,(73)rtocleanthingsthatpersonhastouched.

Dishwashersarebetteratkillingvirusesthanwashingdishesbyhand.Thafsbecausetheykeep

dishe

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