2026年中考英语三轮复习备考：完形填空之时事热点环境类

2026年中考英语三轮复习备考之完形填空之

时事热点环境类

Lastsummer,Ijoinedacommunityvolunteerprogramtohelpcleanupthelocalriver.Atfirst,IfeltL

becauseIhadneverhadsuchanexperiencebefore.Ourteamleader,Mr.Wilson,handedeachofusglovesanda

rubbishpicker,saying,“Everysmallaction2abigdifference.”

Onthefirstday,thesunwasshining3.andtheriverbankwascoveredwithplasticbagsandglass

bottles.Thoughtheworkwastiring,Ikepttellingmyself,"Don't4

Bynoon,myclothesweredirty,butseeingthegrowingpileof（一堆的）collectedrubbishgaveme5.

Oneafternoon,itstartedrainingheavily.Somevolunteerssuggestedleavingearly,butMr.Wikonencouragedus,

“Challengestest6courage.Lefsfinishwhatwestarted."Hiswordsremindedmeofmygrandfather^advice,

uAriverisn'tcleanedinaday;itrequires7

Weekslater,whenwesawfishswimmingXtheclearwaterandchildrenplayingsafelynearby,I

realizedteamworkandkeepingondoingasmallthingcanreallychangetheworld.Thisexperiencetaughtmethat

eventeenagerscanmakean9toprotectourplanet.Now,1alwayscarryareusablebag10Iwantto

setagoodexampleforothers.

Ibelievethataslongaseveryonetakessimplesteps,theworldwillbecomemoreandmorebeautiful.

1.A.excitedB.confidentC.bored

2.A.reducesB.makesC.shows

3.A.brightlyB.quietlyC.suddenly

4.A.calmdownB.lookbackC.giveup

5.A.regretB.prideC.shame

6.A.ourB.hisC.my

7.A.silenceB.luckC.patience

8.A.withB.ofC.in

9.A.excuseB.effortC.accident

10.A.unlessB.becauseC.if

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项中选出能填入空白处的最住答案。

Theearthisourhome.Somethingswehavedonearegoodfortheearth11somearebad.Accordingtoa

recentstudy,acommonfamilyproducesmorethanonetonofrubbishayear.Someofthiswastetakes12of

yearstodecay（衰败）.Italsocostslotsofmoneytokeep13newthingstoreplacethethingswethrowaway.

Inoneyear,acommonfamilyusesabout4,800kWhsfbrsuchthings14watchingtelevision,taking

showers,usingthedishwasherandthewashingmachine.Producing15energywillcreatealotofpollution.This

pollutionwill16causeglobalwarmingandis17toourhealth.

Becauseofallthese,ourfamilyhasdecidedtorecycleeverything.Wecollectusedthings,suchaspaperand

bottles,andput18intodifferentrubbishcans.Afterthat,wetakethemtothe19center.Finally,theyarc

treatedandcanbeusedagain.Recyclingwillhelptoreducealotofwaste.Wealsogrowourownvegetablesandhas

already20hens.Soon,wellbeableiohaveourowneggsIbrbreakfast.Howcool,isn'tit?

II.A.andB.butC.althoughD.or

12.A.hundredsB.hundredC.twohundredD.twohundreds

13.A.boughtB.buyC.tobuyD.buying

14.A.forB.toC.asD.with

15.A.toomanyB.alittleC.somuchD.little

16.A.happilyB.luckilyC.hardlyD.seriously

17.A.harmfulB.goodC.healthyD.better

18.A.itB.theyC.themD.its

19.A.shoppingB.recyclingC.swimmingD.sports

20.A.keepB.keepingC.keptD.keeps

Formanyofus,the21placewherewecangettowildanimalsisazoo.Theseplacesletusseeamazing

animals—frombigcatstotinylizards—andwhattheyarelike.It'sanenjoyableandeducational22fbrus,but

isitthebestenvironmentfortheseanimals?

Longago,peoplecouldonly23wikianimalsasstuffeddeadexhibitsinamuseum.Lateron,live

animalswerecaughtbyexplorers,broughthomeandputonshowtothepublicinwildlifeparks.Animalhappinesswas

notapriority（优先权）24zoos,however,havetransformed（彳更改观）thelivingenvironmentsforanimals,

makingbiggerenclosures（围场），removingbars,and—tosomeextent—25theirnaturalhabitats.

Somepeoplehave26thecrueltyofkeepinganimalscaptive（圈养的）forentertainment,butzoosare

keentoshowthattheyhelpwildlifebyeducatingusaboutconservation.In（heUK,theintroductionoftheZoo

LicensingActof1981alsorequiredzoosto27thepublic.Well一managedzoosarenowalsoinvolvedin

28andfunding（为...提供资金）conservationprograms.

Probablythebiggestvoicefromzoostodayisthattheyhelpprotectspeciesinthewildthatareunder29

duetoclimatechange.RobertYoung,ChairinWildlifeConscnaticnatSalfbrdUniversitysaid:"Therearcquitealot

ofdifferentspeciesaroundtheplanetwhichwewouldn'thavetodaywithout30Somezooshavecaptive

breeding（繁殖）programswhichhelptopreservethe31ofspeciesthatwouldotherwisedieout.Actor

LeonardoDiCapriorecentlyhighlypraisedChesterZoointheUKforits32work.Itbrought“ararefish

speciesbackfromthedead'5afterbreedingandsendingaschoolofgoldenskiffiafishbackintotheir33river.

Althoughthedebateabouthavingzoos34.newopportunitiestomeetwildlifearcbeingexplored,like

virtualreality.JonCoe,azoodesigner,toldtheBBC:"TakingawalkthroughaherdofelephantsintheSerengeti,I

ihink,isgoingiobe35prettysoon/*Thatdayissuretocome.

21.A.smallestB.closestC.biggestD.farthest

22.A.experimentB.experienceC.exhibitionD.expectation

23.A.seeB.rememberC.noticeD.study

24.A.OldB.LuxuriousC.ModernD.Private

25.A.improvingB.constructingC.damagingD.copying

26.A.askedB.questionedC.forgottenD.supported

27.A.educateB.inviteC.tellD.protect

28.A.recordingB.changingC.supportingD.finishing

29.A.controlB.discussionC.threatD.stress

30.A.vetsB.touristsC.volunteersD.zoos

31.A.FutureB.habitatC.lifeD.food

32.A.ConstructionB.communicationC.conservationD.connection

33.A.nativeB.newC.pollutedD.similar

34.A.stopsB.worsensC.changesD.continues

35.A.comfortableB.possibleC.impossibleD.incredible

Lastsummer,agroupofvolunteersspentaweekendonabeachsavingseaturtles（海龟）.They36that

manybabyturtleswerecaughtinplastic（塑料）waste.

Earlyinthemorning,the37foundasmallturtlewascaughtinafishingnet（网）.Itwasbadlyhurt,and

itlooked38.Maria,theleader,said,“Weneedtoactfast.Ifwedon'thelpitnow,itmightdie.”

Theycarefullycutthenetandplacedtheturtleintoaboxofseawater.Whiletakingcareofit,onevolunteer

39shouted,uLook!There'sanotherturtleunderarock!Itcouldn'tmove!”Everyoneranover.

Althoughthe40turtlewasevensmaller,thevolunteersworkedtogethertofreeit.Bynoon,bothturtles

werehelpedoutandsafelyputinalargebox.Theteamdecidedtoletthemreturntothe41asearlyas

possible.

Astheycarriedtheturtlestothesea,Mariafeltproudbecausetheturtleswere42well.Thefirstturtle

swamawayquickly,whilethesecondonewaitedforaminute43disappearingintothewaves."Wedidit!”

Theteamchccrcdhappily.

Later,thevolunteerslearnedthatmostoftheturtlesthey44wouldreturntotheirhomesonthesame

beachsomeday.Althoughtheworkofsavingturtleswastiring,theyknewitwasmeaningful.Every45works

whenprotectingwildlife!

36.A.comparedB.noticedC.provided

37.A.schoolB.companyC.team

38.A.strongB.weakC.shocked

39,A.suddenlyB.recentlyC.silently

40.A.firstB.secondC.third

41.A.areaB.seaC.ground

42.A.tookafterB.lookedthroughC.lookedafter

43.A.beforeB.afterC.during

44.A.changedB.realizedC.saved

45.A.sceneB.actionC.skill

Lastweektheelectricityinmybuildingwentout.Ihadjustgothomefromworkandwashappilymakingmy

tea.Suddenly,itwas46everywhere,andtheoven（烤箱）47workingandthephonecouldn'tbe

48MyroommatesandItriedtofixtheproblem.Butwesoonfoundthatwedidn'tknowhowtofollowthe

electricalsafety49

Thisleftmeawholenightwithoutanyelectricity.AftersendingmessagestomyfriendsandfamilytosaythatI

wouldn'tbeableto50withthemtonightbecauseIcouldn'tchargemyphone,Isatdowntocatmyhalf-cookcd

dinner.Intheevening,1usuallyspendmytimewatchingTVandsurfingontheInternet.Tonightthiswas51

becauseofnolightsIcouldn'tevenreadabook.Weweren'tpreparedwithcandlesandmatches.Wejustdependedon

electricitysomuch,andexpectedthatitwouldwork.

So,Iwenttobedearly.Icouldn'thelpthinking,"Dowerelytoomuchonelectricity?”Thatnight,losing

electricitymademefeellikeIlosta52need.Iuseelectricityallthetime,evenwhenit,snotreallynecessary.

Forexample,IturnontheTVevenwhenI'mnotwatchingit.Icheckmyphonewhenwaitingfbrjustashorttime.

Ourover-useofelectricityisabigproblem.Thelarge53ofelectricitywcusecausesglobalwarming.This

issomethingweshouldreally54.It'sbadfbrourenvironment,andweneedtodosomethingtostopit.What's

more,ifwekeepusingsomuchenergy,wewillsoon55it.Fromnowon,weshoulduseelectricitywiselyto

makeadifferenttoourenvironment.

46.A.brightB.fineC.darkD.white

47.A.finishedB.enjoyedC.forgottenD.stopped

48.A.fixedB.poweredc.producedD.developed

49.A.insiruciionsB.introducuonsc.infonnauonD.conversations

50.A.connectB.contactc.conductD.contract

51.A.improperB.interestingc.importantD.impossible

52.A.commonB.householdc.basicD.general

53.A.kindB.quantityc.numberD.amount

54.A.careaboutB.lookafterc.thinkaboutD.learnabout

55.A.runoutB.runoutofc.takeoutofD.makeoutof

Inthepastnineyears,LiJin,whowasbominGuangxi56raisedinSanya,hasmadegreateffortsto

57_thewatersofSanyacityinHainan.Heisnow58theknowledgeofenvironmentalprotectionthrough

newmediaplalfomis（媒体平台）.

Around2014,hebegandoingvolunteerworktoclearrubbishfromthebeachesand59registered（注册）

asavolunteerinMay,2017.LiJinimmediatelytooktheleadinaclean-upactivityontheSanyaRiver.

InApril,2021,heusedhisownmoneyto60avolunteerservicecenterwhichhas1,170registered

members61takepartinactivitieswithoutaskingforpayment.Sofar,hehasspentabout3,800hourson

volunteeractivitiesinover550events.Morethan2,300peoplehave62withhisencouragement.They've

drawntheattentionofboththeadults（成年人）andthechildrentotheimportanceofprotectingtheoceansandbeaches.

Sinceitwassetup,hiscenterhas6351beach-clcaningactivitiesthathaveseenabout1,800peoplejoinin.In

2021,becauseofLi'sgrowinginfluenceinenvironmentalprotectioncircles,thecitygovernmentinvitedhimtomakea

numberofshortvideos,inwhichheuses64wordstoexplainhowtoprotecttheenvironment.Severalofthe

videoshavebeenwatchedmillionsoftimes.

“Myvolunteerworkwouldbe65ifIgotpaid.Buttheworkitselfisofgreatvalue.SoIwillcontinue

doingtheenvironmentalprotectionworkJhesaid.

56.A.andB.soC.butD.because

57.A.protectB.useC.helpD.improve

58.A.sendingB.showingC.spreadingD.sharing

59.A.officiallyB.successfullyC.finallyD.quietly

60.A.makeupB.putupC.setupD.takeup

61.A.whyB.whereC.whoD.what

62.A.joinedB.joinedinC.takenpartinD.attended

63.A.choseB.madeC.organizedD.mastered

64.A.prciiyB.difficultC.longD.simple

65.A.differentB.wonderfulC.importantD.meaningless

WhenCashDanielswas7,hefoundmanyplasticbottlesonabeach.Hefelt66becauseheknewthat

bottlesandotherrubbishcouldbebadfortheseaanimals.Soattheageof13,Cashstartedworkingtostop67

pollution.

44IliveinTennessee,andIfoundoutthattheTennesseeRiveris68withlittleplastics/'Cashsaid.“They

arefrom69plasticsthatbreakdownovertimeinthesun,^^Heknewhehadtodosomethingtohelpstopmore

pollution.Cashstartedwithacoupleofclean-ups,andit70fromthere.

Infact,theclean-upswerea71job.Cashwentalongtheriver.Sometimes,heevenwenttoplacesthat

couldonlybereachedwitha72.“Doingaclcan-upmakesmehappy,“hesaid."IknowIammakinga73

andsavinglives.^^

Besidesclean-ups,Cashalsostartedarecyclingprogramforfishingline.Fishinglinewasabigproblemin

Tennessee74(hereweremanyfishingmatches.Thelinescouldbring75cobirds,fishandcompetitors.

Heput61recyclingboxesalongtheriver.Alotoffishermen76thembecausetheydidn'twanttheirfishing

placetogetpolluted,either.

However,Cashknew77thatitwassuchabigtaskthathecouldn'tdoitalone.Hehopedhecouldget

helpfromotherkids.SoCash78anorganizationcalled“TheCleanupKids”withhisbestfriend,Ella.Their

purposeofstartingitisto79kidsallaroundtheworldtopickuprubbish.44Youarcnevertooyoungtochange

theworld,nhesaid.4480mightbeasmallpartofthepopulation,butweare1(X)percentofthefuture.^^

66.A.surprisedB.naturalC.sad

67.A.waterB.earthC.air

68.A.providedB.pollutedC.mixed

69.A.softerB.darkerC.bigger

70.A.returnedB.movedC.grew

71.A.popularB.hardC.modern

72.A.bikeB.planeC.boat

73.A.surveyB.differenceC.choice

74.A.thoughB.ifC.because

75.A.troublesB.surprisesC.chances

76.A.paintedB.brokeC.used

77.A.simplyB.clearlyC.directly

78.A.lookedintoB.setupC.tookover

79.A.chooseB.orderC.encourage

80.A.KidsB.ParentsC.Teachers

WhenwearetalkingaboutanimalsinChina,themostprecious(珍贵的)kindofanimalwewouldthinkofis

probablythepanda.Infact,akindofbirdisaspreciousaspanda,butmanypeopledon'i81muchaboutit.

Thebirdisthecrestedibis侏鹘).Itisas82assnowwitharedfaceanditlooksverybeautiful.

Crestedibisesliveintalltreesbysmallriversorricefields.They83smallfishandsomeothersmall

animalsforfood.Aboutonehundredyearsago,alotofcrestedibises84inChina,RussiaandJapan.Later,as

theylosttheirhomes,the85ofthemwasgettingsmallerandsmaller.Between1965and1980,peopledidn't

seeanyofthemlivinginthewild.86on23rdMay,1981,scientistsfoundsevenoftheminthesouthof

ShaanxiProvince.Inordertoprotectcrestedibisesinthewild,theChinesegovernmentis87upnaturalparks

anddevelopingotherplans.Nowscientistsaredoingalolofresearchestohelp(hemto88morebabiesso(hat

therewillbemoreandmorecrestedibises.

Todaythereareabout1,500crestedibiseslivinginthewildandthereareabout500crestedibisesin89

andresearchcenters.OnOctober24,2024,Japanannouncedthereturnof16crestedibisestoChinaandshippedthem

toBeijingonOctober31.ThankstotheeffortsofChina,JapanandSouthKoreatocarryoutcooperativebreeding

research,the9()globalpopulationofcrestedibishasreached11,(X)0.

81.A.rememberB.findC.believeD.know

82.A.blackB.whiteC.yellowD.brown

83.A.lookafterB.lookatC.lookforD.looklike

84.A.diedB.sangC.dancedD.lived

85.A.numberB.ageC.sizeD.width

86.A.CarefullyB.ActuallyC.LuckilyD.Generally

87.A.puttingB.givingC.lookingD.setting

88,A.hideB.produceC.teachD.touch

89.A.forestsB.mountainsC.zoosD.museums

90.A.latestB.earliestC.oldestD.largest

Emmaalwayslovedthebigoaktreeattheendofherstreet.Its91trunk（树干）andwidebranches

providedshadeinsummerandturnedgoldeninautumn.Birdsbui：（theirnestsamongits92whilesquirrels

ranupanddown.ToEmma,thistreewaslikean93friendwhowatchedgenerationsofchildrengrowup.

Oneafternoon,Emmasawbrightyellowspray（喷漆）paintonthetree'strunk.She94whatthis

meant—thetreewasgoingtobecutdown.95sheaskedhermotheraboutit,shelearnedthegovernment

wouldtakeawaythetreetobuildmoreparkingspace.

Emmadecidedtosavethetree.Shecalledonher96totakeaction.Theycreatedposterswithmessages

like“Treescleanourair!”Afterschool,thegroupstoodnearthetree,explainingtoneighborswhythetreeshouldbe

saved.

Theireffortscaughttheattentionofalocalnewspaperreporter.Hewroteareportaboutit.Soon,overahundred

peoplewantedto97.Atthenexttownmeeting,Emmaspokeinfrontofmanyadultsabouttheimportanceof

thetree.

Aftermuchdiscussion,thetowngovernmentmadea98—theywouldsavetheoaktreeandalsoplant

fiftynewtreesinthearea.Today,iheoldoak99standstall.Emmahaslearnedthatevenyoungpeoplecan

100whentheycareenoughtostandupforwhatisimportant.

91.A.thickB.thinC.weakD.short

92.A.rootsB.branchesC.leavesD.flowers

93.A.interestingB.excellentC.oldD.active

94.A.forgotB.realizedC.saidD.imagined

95.A.IfB.WhenC.BeforeD.Although

96.A.teachersB.parentsC.classmatesD.neighbors

97.A.leaveB.helpC.watchD.speak

98.A.mistakeB.decisionC.promiseD.suggestion

99.A.neverB.alreadyC.stillD.hardly

100.A.makeawishB.takeatripC.takeawalkD.makeadifference

请通读下面短文，掌握其大意，从每小题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案，并在答题卡上耨对应选项涂黑。

Onesunnyafternoon,12-year-oldLeosatathisdesk.Hejustlearnedaboutclimatechangeinscienceclassand

fel:101.44Whatwillhappenifwedon'tactnow?''hewondered.Thatnight,hedecidedtoturnhisworryinto

102.

LeocreatedasocialmediapagecalledGreenStepswithLeo.Onit,hesharedsimple103.Forexample,

peopleshouldturnofflightswhenleavingaroom,useclothbagsinsteadofplasticones,andplanttreesingardens.At

first,onlyhisclassmatesfollowedhim.ButLeodidn'tgiveup104.Hepostedvideosofhimselfcleaningup

thepark.Inthevideo,he105litterinthepark.Andhealsoexplainedhow106plast