2026年中考英语专项复习卷：完形填空

2026年广东省初中毕业生学业考试

英语专项复习卷(二)

完形填空

一、本大题共90小题，每小题1分，共90分。

练习一

TradiliunalChineseniediuine(TCM)isniagiulome.Myinlereslinilcamefroin11iy1Years

ago,Ioftenhadheadaches,andmylifewas2influenced.1triedmanydifferentmethods.

However,noneofthem3Luckily,ImetwithadoctorofTCMduringmytripinChina.

HeadvisedmetotakesomeChinesemedicine.SoIdid.Tomysurprise,my4wasgonewithin

aweek.

Later,IfoundthatTCMcouldbe5tosomeillnesseslastingfbralongtime,suchas

sleepingproblemsorphysicalpains.ThehelpfulmethodsinTCMalsotookmywife's6With

hersupport,I'mrunningawebsiieio7TCM.Iwantiohelppeopleunderstandthatiftheyhave

some8problems,theycantryTCM.

AlltheseexperienceswithTCMledmeto9ancientChinesephilosophy(哲学)formany

ofTCMideas,suchasyinandyang,andqi,were10inspired(启发)byit.Sincethen,Ihave

steppedontotheroadtospreadingChineseculture.

()1.A.habitB.educationC.serviceD.experience

()2.A.seriouslyB・silentlyC.nearlyD.simply

()3.A.workedB.startedC.failedD.appeared

()4.A.wealthB.courageC.chanceD.pain

()5.A.amazingB.helpfulC.emptyD.honest

()6.A.hobbyB.interestC.truthD.plan

()7.A.controlB.apologizeC.introduceD.punish

()8.A.careB.growthC.healthD.rest

()9.A.learnaboutB.tryoutC.standforD.payfor

()10.A.recentlyB.rapidlyC.suddenlyD.directly

练习二

WhenmyfriendsuggestedthatwcjointhenewTaiChi(太极拳)Club,Ithoughthewasjoking.I

alwaysbelievedtaichiwasforoldpeople.However,afterthefirstclass,IrealizedthatIwas11

Itwasamazing.Taichi12abigchangebothinmybodyandmind.

Istillremembermyfirstfewtaichiclasses.Thebasic13Ilearnedwaskeepinga

balance(平衡).Anactionwascalledkigoldenrooster(公又鸟)standingononeleg”.Followingthe

instructions,Itriedtostandononeleg.Itseemedthatitwasnotahardone,butIstill14many

times.Soon,Ifeltboredandtiredfrom15overandoveragain.Istartedtodoubtmyself.

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MaybeIwasreallyweakinthiskindofexercise.Justthen,mycoachtaughtmehowtorelaxmyself.

Stepbystep,Imade16Later,Iwasabletodomoredifficultactionsandfeelpeaceofmind

aswell.Mylovefortaichibecame17.IevenwantedtolookintotheancientChinese18

behindtaichi.

IdiscoveredtaichiisdeeplyfromChineseyinandyang.Thepracticeofithelpstokeepa

balancethroughopposites:leftandright,upanddown,breathinginandbreathingout...Finally,tai

chibringsaboutastateofbodybalanceandmindpeace.

NowIcan19sayithelpsmebecomemuchhealthier.Isleepbetteratnight,andIam

moreactiveduringtheday.Mere20practicingtaichihasmademebetterunderstandthe

Chineseculture.IamsureIwillcontinuetopracticetaichiandenjoytheadvantagesithasbrought

()11.A.wrongB.specialC.commonD.angry

()12.A.putoutB.tookupC.lookedafterD.ledto

()13.A.skillB.doubtC.changeD.note

()14.A.fearedB.wishedC.failedD.received

()15.A.answeringB.practicingC.breakingD.following

()16.A.friendsB・mistakesC.noiseD.progress

()17.A.strongB.quietC.strangeD.simple

()18.A.growthB.troubleC.cultureD.method

()19.A.difficultlyB.honestlyC.properlyD.terribly

()20.A.suddenlyB.especiallyC.importantlyD.immediately

练习三

Inasmallvillage,therelivedayoungboynamedRavi.Hewasalwaysgladto21a

helpinghand.

Oneday,hesawa22birdlyingonthegroundwithabrokenwing(翅膀).Itgothurtand

was23tofly.Ravistoppedandfoundtherewasn'tanyotherbirdnearby.Filledwithworry,

Ravi24thebirdandcarefullybandaged(包扎)upitswing.He25foodandwaterforit.

Daysturnediiiluweeks,andthebirdbcuamcbtlluiandbcllci.IlwashappilyreadyLuflyagain.

AsRaviwatchedthebirdflyinghigherandhigherinthesky,hefeltadeepsenseofhappiness

andrealizedhecouldhaveagreat26onthelivesofothers.Sohebeganlodoalot,including

feedinghomelessanimalsandvisitingsickpeople.Hewasn'tafraidoftroubleandwasalways27

tohelpothers.Hiskindnessspreadthroughoutthevillage,28peopletofollowhisexample.

Yearspassed,andRavigrewuptobeoneofthefavoritemembersofthecommunity.Whathe

didwasquitesimple,butitchangedthevillageintoaplacefullofloveand29.

Ouracts,nomatterhowsmall,canmakeadifference.Whaiwedocan30helpothersand

itmakesushappytoo.Ifkindnessisspreadaround,wewillhavethepowertocreateabetterworld.

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()21.A.tryB.shineC.throwD.lend

()22.A.silentB.woundedC.politeD.central

()23.A.angryB.braveC.happyD.unable

()24.A.kickoutB.tookoffC.pickedupD.throwaway

()25.A.providedB.allowedC.refusedD.followed

()26.A.surpriseB.influenceC.decisionD.method

()27.A.honestB.patientC.painfulD.difficult

()28.A.encouragingB.reducingC.supposingD.polluting

()29.A.signB.useC.careD.lives

()30.A.quicklyB.crazilyC.worriedlyD.certainly

练习四

PhoebeSnetsingerhadjustreturnedfromatriptoAlaskawhenherdoctorstoldherthatshehad

cancer.Shehadlessthanayeartolive.Phoebewas50,Assoonassheheardthe31she

decidedtospendtherestofherlifedoingwhatshelovedmost—watchingbirds.

She32wentofftosomeoftheworld'smostamazingnaturalplaces.Hertripswerevery

haitl.ButPhoebesurprisedherdoctorsandherfamilyasshe33travelling.Ayearcameand

went,andshewasstill34Shewasdoingsomethingthatshelovedandthathelpedhertobe

healthyforanothertenyears.

Thecancercameback,buteventhenPhoebeSnetsingermadea35—shewouldn'tstop.At

theageof61,whenshehadseen7,530species(物种)，shewas36"theworld'sleadingbirc

spotter(观察者)”.

InMissouri,Phoebe37agroupofpeoplewhowereinterestedinbirdsandplantsaround

theMississippiRiver.Shebecameveryworriedabout38anditsbadinfluenceonthe

environment."Wehavetoprotectnature,"shesaid."Ifwedon't,peoplewon'tbeabletoenjoy

watchingthesebeautifulbirdsinthefuture."

39whenPhoebewas68,shediedinacaraccident.Fouryearslater,theAmerican

BiixiingAssociationpublishedhermemoirs(回卜忆录)，BirdingonBorrowedTime.Manypeoplehave

enjoyedreadingthis40book.Itisn'tjustastoryaboutabirdspotter'stravels,butatouching

humanrecordofhowherhobbyhelpedhertolivemuchlongerthanexpected.

()31.A.storyB・newsC.playD.trip

()32.A.immediatelyB.seriouslyC.naturallyD.suddenly

()33.A.putupB.carriedonC.tookoutD.setup

()34.A.aliveB・asleepC.angryD.afraid

()35.A.introductionB.conditionC.instructionD.decision

()36.A.actedB.namedC.writtenD.hated

()37.A.climbedB.grewC.joinedD.liked

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()38.A.connectionB.operationC.inventionD.pollution

()39.A.SlowlyB.QuicklyC.SadlyD.Clearly

()40.A.movingB.activeC.nationalD.silent

练习五

EricBrownwasaboutIIyearsoldwhenhisfatherdied.Itwashardlorhismothertosupportthe

big41Theywerenotrichenoughtopayfbrbigsumsofmoney.Ericwasverycaring,sohe

triednotto42hismotherwhenhehadproblems.

OnceEriewantedapairofskis(滑雪板)inordertojoina43club.Hetalkedtohismother

aboutit.However,itwas44forhismothertobuythem.Hethoughtaboutwhathecoulddoto

gettheskisandwenttobedwithaheavyheart.

Assoonashewokeupinthemorning,hefoundthatadeepsnowhadfallenandthestrongwind

wasblowing.Hethoughtitmustbetoocoldforpeopletoclearthesnowaway."Ah,"hesaid45

“everyproblembringsasolution.**

Herose,rantoaneighbor'shouseandofferedhis46tocleartheneighbor'spath(小路)of

snow.Theofferwas47Afterhehadfinishedtheworkandreceivedhispay,hewentto

anotherplaceforthesame48Thenhewentfromdoortodooruntilhehadenoughmoneyto

buytheskis.

WhenEricfinallytriedouthisnewskis,hefeltlikethehappiestboyintheworld.Hewas49

ofhimselfforworkinghardandachievinghisgoal.SoonEricbecamethebestskierinhisclub

becauseofhisdelerminalion(决心)andperseverance(毅力).

Thisstory50usthatwecanovercomeanydifficultiesandachieveourdreamswitha

strongwillandapositiveattitude.Ericisaninspirationtous.

()41.A.communityB.schoolC.parkD.family

()42.A.dependonB.takeafterC.believeinD.putoff

()43.A.dancingB.skiingC.swimmingD.singing

()44.A.patientB.impossibleC.interestingD.lovely

()45.A.angrilyB・nervouslyC.excitedlyD.quietly

()46.A.moneyB.hobbyC.progressD.service

()47.A.collectedB.acceptedC.enteredD.discovered

()48.A.cultureB.natureC.purposeD.result

()49.A.proudB.sleepyC.smartD.thirsty

()50.A.regretsB.suggestsC.believesD.reminds

练习六

Raniwasquiteexcitedandaskedhersister,Meeraifsherememberedwhatdayitwastomorrow

"It'sMummy'sbirthday!”criedMeera."Whatarewegoingtogiveherasa51?”

Thatwastheproblem.Theycouldn't52anything!Maybetheycouldbuyhersomeflowers

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ormakeherabirthdaycard.Butthatdidn'tseem53enoughforMummy!

Bothgirls54howtheycouldmakeMummy'sbirthdayanextrasurprise.TheyaskedPapa

forhelp.AfteranhourofdiscussingwithPapa,thegirlsnoddedtoeachother.Theyfinallyhada

55_!

NextmorningPapawokeupthegirlsvery56evenbeforethesunhadrisen.Quicklyand

quietly,thethreeofthemstartedtowork.PapaandRaniblewupballoons-red,yellow,green,

blue-andMeera57themallaround.Soontheroomwaslookingverybeautifulindeed.

Thentheygotintothekitchen.t4Let*smakebreakfastJ^Papabegangiving58inalowvoice.

RaniandMeeradidasPapasaid.Quietlythechildrenmadethebreakfastready.Therewere

sandwiches,afruitsalad,aglassfullof59orangejuiceandanotherfullofwarmmilk.

Mummycameoutofherroom.Thegirlsrushedtoherand60her."Happybirthday!”

“WhatawonderfulsurpriscJ^cricdMummy,lookingattheballoonsandthebreakfasttable.It

wasthebestbreakfastMummyhadevereaten.

()51.A.praiseB・presentC.promiseD.prize

()52.A.askforB.takeupC.thinkofD.fallaway

()53.A.specialB.simpleC.expensiveD.easy

()54.A.knewB.learnedC.forgotD.wondered

()55.A.drcamB.planC.chanceD.note

()56.A.quietlyB.earlyC.slowlyD.lively

()57.A.brokeB・boughtC.hidD.hung

()58.A.choicesB.challengesC.invitationsD.instructions

()59.A.freshB.freeC.strangeD.terrible

()60.A.agreedB.rushedC.huggedD.pointed

练习七

Longago,therelivedfivebrotherswholookedalmostthesame.TheonlywaytoleiIthemwas

bytheiramazing61FirstBrotherwasasstrongastenhorses.SecondBrothercouldflyand

ThirdBrothercouldhearanantsneeze.FourthBrothercouldmakehisbodyas62astherock.

FifthBrothercouldmakeariverwhenhecried.

Oneday,FifthBrother63astrangegarden.Whenhewasenjoyingthedeliciousapple

pickedfromthegarden,64threemenappeared.Theytookhimtotheownerofthegarden.The

ownerwasabadandgreedyman.He65FifthBrotherinhisdeepestprison.Hesaidonlyif

FifthBrotherbroughtthetreasureofFireIslandtohim,hecouldsetFifthBrotherfree.FireIsland

wasinthemiddleofanearbylake.Adragonlivedthere,guardingitstreasure.Stealingitseemedlike

animpossibletask,butFifthBrother66totry.

Thatnight,faraway,ThirdBrotherheardFifthBrothercallfor67Afterlisteningtohis

story,ThirdBrothertoldotherbrothersandtheymadeaplantogotohelptheirbrother.

Thenextday,thefivebrothersworkedtogetherandwithgreat68theygotthetreasure

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fromthedragoninthelake.ThenFifthBrothergaveittotheowner.Buttheownerwouldnotlet

FifthBrothergobecausehethoughtFifthBrotherwere69

WhenFifthBrotherknewthis,hestartedto_70.Soon,histearstanlikearushingriverthat

swepttheowneraway.Theywerehappytobetogetheragain.

()61.A.abilitiesB.clothesC.looksD.ages

()62.A.brightB.cuteC.lateD.hard

()63.A.agreedwithB.cameacrossC.keptawayD.putup

()64.A.finallyB.politelyC.suddenlyD.peacefully

()65.A.lockedB.foundC.savedD.treated

()66.A.agreedB.openedC.greetedD.lent

()67.A.truthB.formC.planD.help

()68.A.hopeB.adviceC.effortD.interest

()69.A.honestB.powerfulC.missingD.thankful

()70.A.cryB・flyC.playD.sing

练习八

Asachild,Iwasquiteactive.Iwasrunningaroundandgettinghurtalmosteveryday.Mymom

was71Aneighboradvisedmetolearntofish.Ilikedit,butmymomsaidno.Shethoughtit

was72togetclosetoanybodyofwater.

Atlast,mymomgotanother73Everyday,shemademesilatthedeskandreadforan

hour.Ihated74andcriedalot.Then,myuncle,aschoolteacher,cametohelp.Heledmeto

mydeskandtoldmetopickonebook.uRcadjusttwentypages.Ifyoustillfeel75afterthat,

justputitdownandchooseanotherone,"hesaid.

IstartedwithTheEmperor'sNewClothes.AfterI76twentypagesasmyunclesuggested,

Iwasrolling(打滚)onthefloorlaughing.Whatastupidemperor!Next,Ireadmorebooks.Astime

wenton,Iwasabletounderstandthestories77SoIstartedreadinglongerandmoreserious

books.Ifellin78withJourneytotheWest.MymomsaidIshouldplayoutside.ButIdidn't

wanttoputdownthebook.

Tothisday,I79moretimereadingeveryday.Ifyouhaven*texperiencedthefunof

reading,takemyuncle's80andfindthc"right,,books.They'llgiveyouenjoyment,teachyou

somethingnewandevenchangeyourlife.

()71.A.boredB.surprisedC.worriedD.tired

()72.A.helpfulB.dangerousC.necessaryD.serious

()73.A.ideaB.ruleC.truthD.dream

()74.A.readingB.runningC.talkingD.swimming

()75.A.afraidB.angryC.sadD.bored

()76.A.putdownB.gaveawayC.lookedthroughD.tookup

()77.A.hardlyB.easilyC.wronglyD.honestly

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()78.A.signB.dishC.loveD.rest

()79.A.findB.spendC.missD.treat

()80.A.adviceB.businessC.energyD.reason

练习九

Lastnight,Frankhadadreamaboutthecomingmathtest,whichtroubledhimverymuchthese

days.Sohewas81whenhewokeup.

UncleRobinoncetoldFrankaboutuwhitenoise“一noisemadebyafanorsoftrainisafn)82

ofwhitenoise.Frankhad83itanditreallyworked!Afterthat,wheneverhefeltworriedabout

something,hewouldlistentowhitenoisewithhisheadphones.

Withthe84ofthemathteststillinhismind,Frankwenttogethisheadphones.He

rememberedhehadleftthemonhisdesk,buttheyweregone.HislittlebrotherAndyalways85

histhings—withoutasking.Heranintohisbrother'sroomand