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第第页2026年中考人教版英语专题复习:完形填空专项练习题话题1教育引导Passage1Agroupofboysgatheredaroundatree.“Whatatalltree!”theysaidtoeachother.“Itwouldbe1toclimbtothetop!”Thegroupof2thendecidedtoplayagametoseewhocouldclimbtothetopofthetreefirst.Theirmothersweresittingnotfaraway,lookingattheirchildrenasthey3.Oneoftheclimberswasan8­year­oldboynamedDavid.Hewastheshortestchildinthegroup.4thoughthewouldwinthecompetition.Thenthegamestarted.Alloftheboystriedtheirbesttoclimbas5astheycould.6theyallmadeithalfwayupthetreebeforeDaviddid,hereachedthetopofthetreefastestatlast.Hismotherwas7toseethis.Sheaskedhim,“David,howdidyou8tothetopofthetreesoquickly?”“Itwaseasy,”Davidsaid.“Theotherchildrenkeptlookingdownastheyclimbed.Whentheyrealizedhowhightheywere,theygotscaredandwereafraidoffalling9.I,however,lookedonlyup.WhenIsawhow10Iwas,IkeptgoinghigherandhigheruntilIreachedthetop.”Itistrueinlifethatifwejustkeepgoingforwardwithoutlookingback,wearemorelikelytoreachourgoals(目标).1.A.worrying B.boring C.pleasing D.exciting2.A.girls B.men C.boys D.women3.A.studied B.played C.jumped D.discussed4.A.Nobody B.Somebody C.Anybody D.Everybody5.A.high B.hard C.far D.easily6.A.Because B.Unless C.Although D.Until7.A.polite B.patient C.happy D.quiet8.A.climb B.hope C.imagine D.agree9.A.behind B.into C.down D.over10.A.near B.big C.long D.shortPassage2EversinceIwasveryyoung,Ilookedatmyparentsandgrandparents,friendsandteachersforguidance.Iaskedthemforanswersto1.Afraidtomakea2,Iaskedcountless(不可计数的)times,“WhatshouldIdo?”MaybeIwasafraidtotakemyfirststeponmyown.IdecidedIonlywantedtodothingsthe“3”way,evenifitmeantnotdoinganything.Sometimeduringmyhighschoolyears,I4.MaybeitwaswhenIdecidedtotryfortheshowBeautyandtheBeast.IwouldtakethechanceeventhoughImightfail.Thedayoftryouts(选拔赛),myheartwasbeating5.MyhandswereshakingbadlywhenIgotuptosing.Butsomethinghappened.WhenIopenedmymouthtosing,thevoicewas6,powerfulandsweet.I7forthehighnotesthatsometimeswerebeyondmyreach.8nobreakinmyvoice,IwastryingtodomybesteventhoughImightgetfailure.ButIdidn't.IrealizedthatifIwantedto9lifetothefullest,Ihadtotakechances.Ihavecometorealizethateventhoughmyparentsandgrandparents,friendsandteachersdon'talwayshavethe10to“WhatshouldIdo?”,theywillbetheretosupportmewhenItry.LifewillbecomeeasierwitheverychanceItake.1.A.something B.everything C.anything D.nothing2.A.wish B.mistake C.promise D.difference3.A.right B.ready C.happy D.useful4.A.travelled B.regretted C.changed D.waited5.A.slowly B.quickly C.politely D.widely6.A.terrible B.noisy C.loud D.low7.A.reached B.stopped C.arrived D.shouted8.A.Against B.Into C.From D.With9.A.love B.live C.start D.face10.A.answer B.reply C.decision D.choicePassage3Twomonthsago,whenourclasselection(选举)started,Idecidedtorunforclasspresident.Ienjoyedspeaking1publicandgotalongwellwithpeople,soIfeltiteasytowin.ButIwas2thatpeoplewouldfeelbadformeifIlost.Iwasbusypreparinginthefollowingweek.Myplanwasn'ttomakepromisestodothingsIcouldn't3buttoshowmyclasswhyIwantedtobepresident.I4mypostersinhallwaysandintheclassroom.Ialsospentthreehourswritingmyspeech.SinceIwasfullyprepared,Ifeltthat5chancesofwinningwerestrong.However,whenIgavemyspeechonElectionDay,theresponse(反应)wasn'twhatIhadimagined.Fewpeople6listened.Whenitwasanotherperson'sturn,everyonewascallinghisname.Hisspeechwasshort,butalltothepoint.Itwasclearwhowould7.Fortherestoftheday,Ifeltlikeitwasover.My8wasright:Ididn'twin.Thenextday,peoplewerestilltalkingabouttheelection.Ijustpretended(假装)nottohear.Butlater,thingsgotbetter.Peopleforgotabouttheelectionandtalkedtomejustastheydidbefore.Idon'tregretputtingtimeandenergyintotheelection9I'velearnedthatthingsaren'talwaysgoingthewayIexpect.Andmomentsof10likethisbuildcharacter—sincethenI'velearnedtofacedisappointmentandgrownstronger.1.A.at B.in C.on D.for2.A.bored B.afraid C.sad D.glad3.A.compare B.remember C.manage D.repeat4.A.tookup B.lookedup C.putup D.gaveup5.A.my B.his C.her D.your6.A.hardly B.slowly C.nearly D.really7.A.insist B.return C.wait D.win8.A.suggestion B.prediction C.direction D.introduction9.A.because B.when C.since D.before10.A.trust B.pride C.failure D.supportPassage4Amanseesabutterfly(蝴蝶).Thebutterflytriestogetoutofitschrysalis(蛹).Sothemandecidestohelp.Hecutsthechrysalisandthebutterflycomesout1.Tohissurprise,thebutterflyisunabletofly.Ifthebutterflydoesn'tstruggle(挣扎;奋斗)togetoutofthechrysalis,itcan't2!Thestruggledevelopstheenergyinthebutterflywhichmakesitfly.Similarly,thechallenges(挑战)oflifebringoutthebestinyoungpeopleandpreparethe3tofly.Whenpeopleareyoung,meetingandovercomingchallengeswillmakethemstrongandreadyto4life.Ifwelookatsuccessfulpeople,wewillfindthatthemorechallengestheyhavehad,themore5theyare.Onefamousman,whonowownsmanybigfactories,usedtosellsocksfromdoortodoorwhenhewasyoung.6successfulmanisEric.Hesetupacollege7theageof30.Hisfatherdiedwhenhewasonly16.Astheoldestchildinthefamily,heworkedinthedayandstudiedinthenight.Hisfather'sdeathforcedhimto8fast.Hetookupthechallengesandovercamethem.Today,notonlyhehimself,9alsohisbrothersandsistersareleadingsuccessfullives.Someparentsandteachersactively10youngpeopletofacechallenges.Itisimportantforthemtolearntomeetchallengesandovercomethem.1.A.easily B.silently C.bravely D.noisily2.A.stand B.run C.fly D.jump3.A.method B.ability C.situation D.luck4.A.sense B.like C.believe D.face5.A.successful B.strange C.dangerous D.careful6.A.Other B.Another C.Others D.Theother7.A.on B.by C.at D.in8.A.getup B.setup C.hurryup D.growup9.A.but B.or C.so D.and10.A.experienceB.provide C.encourage D.promise话题2寓言故事Passage5(素材源自OneStoryADayBook1)自作聪明的猴子Itbegantoraininthevalley(山谷).Therainwasheavyanddidnotstopforhalfamonth.Andalltheanimalswerelookingfor1.Themonkeyswerenot2,fortheyhadgoodbrainsandcouldeasilymaketheirwaytosafety.Fornow,theyweresittinghighinthetrees.Onemonkeynoticedfishswimmingintheriver.Fish,youknow,lovewaterandtheywelcomedthefloodswith3.Themonkeysaid,“Lookthere.Whatarethosefishdoing?Theyseemtobeindanger.”Hisfriendsall4withhim.“Perhapsweshouldgoandsave5.Afterall,wearethesmartestinthevalley.”Everyoneagreed.6themonkeysbegantocatchthefishintheriverandbringthemtotheland. Thefishwere7tocatch.Onemonkeyevenfeltitwasashamethattheseanimalswithoutlegsdidnotthankwhatthegoodmonkeysweredoingforthem.Soonenough,allthefishwerecaughtand8ontheland.Theylaythere9moving.“See,wewererighttosavethem,”saidawisemonkey.“Nowtheyareresting.Theywillsoonwakeupand10thankusforourefforts.” Actually,thosefishdiedbecausetheyleftthewater.1.A.safety B.danger C.happiness D.difficulty2.A.relaxed B.excited C.interested D.worried3.A.anger B.patience C.sadness D.pleasure4.A.agreed B.argued C.began D.chatted5.A.it B.them C.us D.you6.A.Because B.Or C.So D.But7.A.different B.necessary C.easy D.difficult8.A.put B.carried C.returned D.found9.A.without B.with C.about D.after10.A.mainly B.surely C.properly D.FreelyPassage6Therewasonceaveryunfairprince(王子).Althoughhe1likeagoodprince:handsomeandsmart,PrinceLapiodidn'tknowwhatwasjustice(公正).2someonefoughtwithothers,theprincethoughtthemorebeautifulpeoplewereright.Becauseofallthese,Lapio'sfather,theKing,decidedtogetaclevermantoteachhissonabout3W.“Mysmartfriend,pleasetakehimaway,”saidtheKing,“and4bringhimbackuntilhe'sreadytobeafairKing.”Themanleftwiththeprince,buttheysuffered(遭受)alotontheway.Theypassedadesertisland.Theretheyhadnofood5water.Forthefirstfewdays,PrinceLapio,agoodhunter,6somefish.Whenthemanaskedhimtosharethefishwithhim,theyoungmanrefused.However,somedayslater,theprince'sfishingbecame7successfulwhiletheoldmansucceededincatchingbirdsalmosteveryday.Justastheprincehaddone,themanrefused8sharehiscatch.Lapiogot9.Hefinallyaskedthemantosharesomeofhisfood.“Iwillonlysharethemwithyou,”saidtheman,“ifyoushowmeyou'velearnedyourlesson.”Theprincelearnedwhatthemanwastryingtoteachhim,andsaid,“Justiceissharingwhatwehave.”Andhewasright.Fromthenon,theprincebecame10throughoutthekingdomforhisfairness.KingLapiobecamerememberedasthebestleader.1.A.smelled B.seemed C.tasted D.touched2.A.If B.Since C.Because D.Unless3.A.beauty B.bravery C.fairness D.kindness4.A.didn't B.wasn't C.hasn't D.don't5.A.or B.and C.so D.but6.A.killed B.ate C.saw D.caught7.A.more B.less C.little D.few8.A.to B.for C.of D.off9.A.fatter B.thinner C.healthier D.wiser10.A.weak B.strong C.famous D.honest话题3幽默故事Passage7Sittingonthesideofthehighwaywaitingtocatchspeedingdrivers,apoliceofficersawacardrivingalongat22milesperhour.Hethoughttohimself,“Thisdriverisjustasdangerousasa1!”Soheturnedonhislightsandpulledthedriverover.Gettingclosertothecar,he2thattherewerefiveoldladies,twointhefrontseatandthreeintheback,wideeyedandpalefaced.Thedriver,whoknew3aboutwhathappened,saidtohim,“Officer,Idon'tunderstand.Iwasdoingexactlythespeedlimit(限制)!Whatseemstobethe4?” “Ma'am,”theofficerreplied,“youweren'tspeeding,butyoushouldknowthatdriving5thanthespeedlimitcanalsobeadangertootherdrivers.Thesameasaspeeder.”“No,sir.Iwasdoingthespeedlimit—exactlytwenty­twomilesanhour!”Theoldwomansaidina6voice.Theofficer,almostunabletocontrolhischuckle(窃笑),explainedtoherthat“22”wastheroute7,notthespeedlimit. Abitembarrassed,thewomansmiledwidelyandthankedtheofficerfor8hermisunderstanding.“But9Iletyougo,ma'am,Ihavetoask...IseveryoneinthiscarOK?Thesewomenseemtobeshaking10andtheyhaven'tmadeasinglesoundthiswholetime,”theofficerasked.“Oh,they'llbeallrightinaminute.WejustgotoffRoute119.”1.A.smoker B.rider C.speeder D.walker2.A.invited B.decided C.noticed D.expected3.A.nothing B.something C.everything D.anything4.A.excuse B.question C.reason D.problem5.A.closer B.slower C.farther D.higher6.A.sad B.sweet C.proud D.weak7.A.number B.map C.guide D.rule8.A.laughingat B.leadingto C.talkingabout D.pointingout9.A.until B.before C.although D.if10.A.happily B.angrily C.heavily D.badlyPassage8Mr.Whiteisablindmanwholikestravelingalone.However,asablindman,hehasmetalotof1duringhistrips.OnceMr.WhitetraveledtoTexas.Itwashisfirsttimetogothere.Ontheplane,hesatnexttoawomanwho2Texas.Thewomantoldhimthateverythingwas3andbetterinhercity.WhenMr.Whitearrived,hefounda4anddecidedtospendthenightthere.Afterdinner,Mr.Whitewenttoawinebar(酒吧)andorderedaglassofwine.Whenthewaiter(服务员)broughthimone,hewas5.“Wow!Howbig!”hesaid.Mr.Whitedoesn'tdrinkoften,6hewasalittledrunk(喝醉)afterdrinkingthewine.Hewantedtogototherestroom,soheaskedanotherwaiterfor7.“Turnrightattheinformationdeskanditistheseconddoorontheright,”saidthewaiter.WhenMr.Whitewalkedpastthefirstdoor,hefelldown.Hemissed(错过)the8doorandwenttowardsthethirdinstead.Hewalkedforwardandthen9intotheswimmingpool.Atthattimehe10thateverthingtherewasbigger.“Don'tflush(冲洗)!Don'tflush!”heshoutedassoonashegothisheadabovewater.1.A.animals B.troubles C.strangers D.activities2.A.camefrom B.heardfrom C.lookedat D.arrivedat3.A.smaller B.newer C.older D.bigger4.A.museum B.restaurant C.library D.supermarket5.A.nervous B.surprised C.upset D.bored6.A.although B.until C.or D.so7.A.addresses B.directions C.orders D.suggestions8.A.second B.third C.fourth D.fifth9.A.got B.turned C.fell D.came10.A.remembered B.dreamed C.discovered D.hoped话题4事物介绍Passage9(素材源自impactBook4)创客运动Haveyoueverhadaproblemyoucouldn'tsolve?Maybeyouwenttothestoreto1asolution,butcamehomeempty­handed.Moreandmorepeopleprefertocreatetheirownproductsasthesolution2thissituationhappens.It'spartoftheMakerMovement(创客运动).Thousandsofwisepeoplemakeandfixthingsratherthan3theminstores.Forthemakers,makingsomethingsby4isoftencheaperandmoresatisfying.Thankstotechnology,it'seasiertoturna5intoreality.Manymakersusethesametoolsjustindifferentways.Forexample,Arduinoispopularamongmakers.Thisopen­sourceminicontroller(开源迷你控制器)isusedtodevelopallkindsofelectronicproducts.Anothertechnologyformakersis3Dprinters.They6acommonpersontomakeanything.Youcanevenusea3Dprintertobuildyourown3Dprinter!Whatwillbe7foryoutobecomeamaker?Youneedtobecreativeandwillingtoplayaroundwithsomenewtechnologies.Youshouldalsowanttoshareyourideas8others.Perhapsmostimportantly,youcan'tbe9offailure.Makershardlyget10onthefirsttry.Bewise,becreative,becooperative(合作的),andhavefun!1.A.talkabout B.lookfor C.hearof D.takeaway2.A.although B.unless C.when D.until3.A.buy B.sell C.save D.waste4.A.himself B.herself C.myself D.themselves5.A.choice B.discovery C.thought D.method6.A.allow B.order C.remind D.advise7.A.careful B.helpful C.thankful D.awful8.A.into B.as C.with D.by9.A.afraid B.tired C.full D.sure10.A.praise B.power C.wealth D.successPassage10热点——时光博物馆InAugust,amobilemuseumnamed“TheMuseumofTime”1inBeijing.Itcantellaboutthechangesofclothing,food,housingandtransportation.Peoplecanexperiencethepastlifethroughitsscenesofolddays.Forexample,itwasveryritual(仪式的)togotothephotostudioandtakeafamilyphoto2cellphonesdidn'tappear.SupplyandMarketingCooperative(供销社)wasamagicalplace,wheremotherstooktheticketsto

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