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【2025中考二轮复习 题型专项突破】完形填空专项训练一
(一)
Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining
When Emma woke up, she knew it was going to be one of those days. She felt under the weather—a cold had taken hold of her. 1 , she needed to brave the storm to work. Emma 2 herself out of bed and got ready for work. Then she put on her raincoat and rushed out into the 3 rain.
As she walked, she fought 4 the terrible weather. Emma’s umbrella was almost useless as it was raining cats and dogs. 5 , the wind blew it inside out. She was immediately 6 from head to toe. She said to herself, “What a day to forget my rain boots!”
At the office, the day was as 7 as the weather. She had a large number of tasks. 8 endless emails and phone calls should have been easy. But before long, she felt so tired and had to take a 9 so she could continue her work.
Then, just at the right time, her coworker (同事) Alex came to 10 her. Alex was always ready to lend a hand. With a warm smile, he 11 to help Emma. Having Alex help her was like a ray of sunshine on a rainy day. Their laughter as they worked made the hours pass 12 .
On her way home, Emma reflected(反思) on the day. She 13 that every cloud did indeed have a silver lining. Today, that silver lining had been her wonderful coworker, Alex.
14 Emma arrived home, she decided to send Alex a heartfelt message of thankfulness. She wrote, “Thanks for being my ray of sunshine on this rainy day!” It was a simple 15 , but it carried a lot of meaning.
( )1.A.Then B.Besides C.Still D.Later
( )2.A.pulled B.threw C.knocked D.showed
( )3.A.dancing B.pouring C.freezing D.rising
( )4.A.with B.for C.against D.like
( )5.A.Luckily B.Finally C.Recently D.Suddenly
( )6.A.ill B.wet C.hot D.clean
( )7.A.terrible B.important C.normal D.sweet
( )8.A.Picking up B.Throwing away C.Handing out D.Dealing with
( )9.A.note B.break C.risk D.trip
( )10.A.trouble B.praise C.save D.doubt
( )11.A.hoped B.afforded C.refused D.offered
( )12.A.freely B.quickly C.nervously D.safely
( )13.A.realized B.remembered C.promised D.imagined
( )14.A.If B.Although C.When D.Because
( )15.A.idea B.question C.message D.letter
(二)
I loved eating fish when I was a child. But once I 1 got a fish bone(骨头) stuck in my throat. Since then, I have 2 eating fish.
But my mom used to make fish soup. Sometimes, it 3 so good that I could hardly help wanting to have it.
One night, we were having fish soup again. As I watched my mom enjoy the meal, my 4 was divided into two halves. One half said to me, “Be 5 ! You may get stuck again.” The words scared me a lot. I still 6 how it felt when the bone stuck in my throat. It was 7 and made me want to heave(呕吐) all the time. But the other half said, “Have it! It’s so 8 ! Will you never eat fish again ”
Just then, my mother looked at 9 and asked, “Didn’t you say you wanted to have fish soup today ” I 10 my head.
Taking my courage in both hands, I 11 the bowl. When I was about to drink, I suddenly began to 12 the fish soup entering my stomach. 13 the fish had been stewed(炖), the bones must also have been stewed into the soup. It seemed to be a bowl of fish bone soup. It must be very 14 to eat it!
I quickly called out, “Mom, don’t have that soup. It’s full of bones.” My mother looked at me with a(n) 15 look. Then she laughed and said, “Once bitten, twice shy!”
( )1.A.finally B.simply C.naturally D.accidentally
( )2.A.missed B.stopped C.finished D.enjoyed
( )3.A.smelt B.felt C.sounded D.touched
( )4.A.time B.body C.mind D.head
( )5.A.polite B.careful C.quiet D.thankful
( )6.A.expected B.doubted C.remembered D.wondered
( )7.A.awful B.strong C.strange D.comfortable
( )8.A.sweet B.beautiful C.popular D.delicious
( )9.A.her B.me C.him D.them
( )10.A.nodded B.shook C.protected D.knocked
( )11.A.cleaned up B.fixed up C.picked up D.gave up
( )12.A.see B.imagine C.describe D.notice
( )13.A.But B.Though C.Unless D.Since
( )14.A.lucky B.special C.dangerous D.different
( )15.A.surprised B.excited C.satisfied D.disappointed
(三)
There are always some teachers we admire a lot. Gao Ziren is such an 1 example. He has 2 wrong with his left leg. Although his 3 requires him to use a crutch(拐杖), he has taught for more than forty years.
For the past years, Gao has worn out more than 60 crutches on the way between his home, the school and his 4 homes at Meiling town in East China’s Jiangxi Province.
Born into a poor family in the town, 5 coming down with polio(小儿麻痹症) at the age of one, Gao’s left leg had a serious problem. And that made him unable to walk normally. He didn’t 6 , sticking to finishing his studies from primary school through high school.
He started his 7 job in 1977. A village official(村官) visited him, and he wanted Gao to be a teacher in the village, 8 one of the two teachers there had left. Gao agreed to take the job because he knew the 9 of a teacher to students, especially those like him who were disabled.
The 10 to his school was sandy and muddy in the past, and it made him fall often. “He has difficulty 11 , but he is usually the first to come to school,” said another teacher who has 12 with Gao Ziren for many years. During the days when the teaching conditions were still poor in the area, he was used to 13 some desks and benches from home and buying school things for the poor students.
“I have taught hundreds of students 14 becoming a teacher. Some students would like to visit me during the holidays, and it feels good that someone 15 you,” Gao Ziren said.
( )1.A.exciting B.impolite C.excellent D.interesting
( )2.A.something B.nothing C.somebody D.nobody
( )3.A.decision B.expression C.resolution D.situation
( )4.A.parents’ B.friends’ C.students’ D.teachers’
( )5.A.under B.before C.after D.over
( )6.A.give up B.talk back C.pass by D.die down
( )7.A.especial B.lifetime C.famous D.popular
( )8.A.as B.but C.if D.though
( )9.A.protection B.habit C.experience D.importance
( )10.A.tool B.garden C.mail D.road
( )11.A.sleeping B.swimming C.walking D.dancing
( )12.A.competed B.played C.worked D.talked
( )13.A.learning B.bringing C.hearing D.separating
( )14.A.while B.without C.since D.until
( )15.A.fools B.kicks C.completes D.remembers
(四)
Amy was a little girl. She lived near a fruit shop in the village. The shop was 1 by Mr. Smith. One day Mr. Smith said to Amy, “Would you like to earn some money ” “Oh, yes,” replied she, “for I want some new shoes, and Dad has no 2 to buy them with.”
“Well, Amy,” said Mr. Smith, “there are some fine 3 in Mr. Green’s garden, and he said that anybody was welcome to them. I will 4 you thirteen cents a kilogram for all you will pick for me.”
Amy was so 5 that she decided to go to pick the grapes as soon as possible. She ran home to get a 6 at once.
Then she thought she would like to know how much money she would get 7 she picked five kilograms. 8 the help of her pencil, she found out that she would get sixty-five cents.
“But supposing I should pick twelve kilograms,” thought she, “ 9 should I earn then ” “Dear me,” she said, after figuring a while, “I should earn one dollar and 10 cents.”
Amy then found out what Mr. Smith would pay her for fifty, a hundred, and two hundred kilograms. It took 11 some time to do this, and then it was so near lunchtime that she had to 12 at home until afternoon.
As soon as lunch was 13 , she took her basket and 14 to the garden. Some boys had been there before lunch, and all the fine grapes were picked.
As she went home, she 15 what her teacher had often told her—“Do your task at once; then think about it,” for “one doer is worth a hundred dreamers.”
( )1.A.kept B.found C.made D.sold
( )2.A.idea B.energy C.money D.place
( )3.A.apples B.bananas C.grapes D.pears
( )4.A.cost B.pay C.spend D.take
( )5.A.sad B.worried C.interesting D.happy
( )6.A.box B.basket C.bag D.bottle
( )7.A.until B.although C.if D.whether
( )8.A.With B.Under C.In D.On
( )9.A.how long B.how often C.how many D.how much
( )10.A.fifty-six B.sixty-five C.thirteen D.thirty
( )11.A.him B.her C.me D.us
( )12.A.pick B.cry C.make D.stay
( )13.A.over B.away C.up D.off
( )14.A.returned B.hurried C.sent D.climbed
( )15.A.talked about B.talked with C.thought of D.thought over
(五)
In general, parents make money and try to give their children a better future. But that is not what Dale Schroeder did, who worked all his life to 1 the lives of young people he didn’t know.
Schroeder lived a(n) 2 life without luxuries(奢侈品) and higher education. But he worked hard and 3 nearly $3 million. He didn’t use a dollar on himself. He 4 to send 33 strangers to college. “He just wanted to help kids like him that 5 wouldn’t have a chance to go to college without his support,” said Schroeder’s friend, Steve Nielson.
The kids known as “Dale’s Kids” were able to attend college and receive their degrees thanks to Schroeder’s 6 . Kira Conrad, one of the recipients(受助者), said she was very thankful that Schroeder helped her 7 her education. She added that after she graduated from middle school, her family couldn’t get any money to afford her further education. 8 , Schroeder helped her.
Recently, all the 33 strangers gathered together in Schroeder’s honor, fourteen years after his 9 . Some of them were college graduates and young professionals, and all knew that they had to 10 the kindness they had got to others. “All we ask is that you pay it forward,” said Steve Nielson, expressing the 11 of Schroeder. “You can’t pay it back, because Dale has gone, 12 you can remember him. And you can 13 him, spreading his kindness.”
What a great story of 14 for these young adults who got help from a man they never knew! It should be the 15 of everyone of us to do our best not only for our own children, but also for those who need help. If so, the world we are living in will be more beautiful.
( )1.A.receive B.improve C.discover D.divide
( )2.A.colorful B.simple C.peaceful D.interesting
( )3.A.turned down B.fell over C.saved up D.picked out
( )4.A.remembered B.hurried C.planned D.managed
( )5.A.comfortably B.suddenly C.gradually D.probably
( )6.A.talent B.honesty C.kindness D.question
( )7.A.continue B.stop C.begin D.discuss
( )8.A.Badly B.Recently C.Luckily D.Carefully
( )9.A.success B.death C.return D.graduation
( )10.A.put off B.depend on C.pass on D.show off
( )11.A.notices B.problems C.promises D.wishes
( )12.A.but B.or C.since D.for
( )13.A.follow B.test C.forget D.influence
( )14.A.sadness B.patience C.understanding D.hope
( )15.A.goal B.excuse C.memory D.fear
(六)
Years ago, while cleaning out my parents’ house, I found an old pair of pajamas(睡衣). They used to be my 1 pajamas. I remembered getting them for Christmas when I was 9 years old and couldn’t wait until summer when it would be 2 enough to wear them. They lived with me in Winnipeg and Toronto but they 3 in the basement(地下室). I had never 4 to see them 40 years later. They still looked like they could be worn by any nine-year-old girl. It seemed my dad 5 kept those pajamas.
I 6 this story with my students when I told them how it doesn’t take much 7 to look after things that seem useless. My parents always did that and when they were done with things, they tried to find a new 8 for them—they passed them on or they gave them away. To this day, I often hear my dad’s words: don’t 9 anything.
Now, during the climate crisis(气候危机), my own family starts to 10 my parents’ lifestyles. We save our water and energy and we recycle. Besides, we keep developing our ways to make a 11 world. We are not perfect at all, but we 12 .
The power to make a 13 lies in each one of us. We can’t do it all but we can do a little 14 . We do more and more to help our planet 15 my family works towards new choices for sustainable(可持续的) living.
( )1.A.light B.favorite C.scary D.heavy
( )2.A.dry B.wet C.warm D.cold
( )3.A.broke down B.put off C.ended up D.caught on
( )4.A.agreed B.asked C.decided D.expected
( )5.A.carefully B.correctly C.safely D.actively
( )6.A.wrote B.shared C.learned D.exchanged
( )7.A.success B.effort C.information D.meaning
( )8.A.decision B.plan C.use D.fact
( )9.A.consider B.cancel C.save D.waste
( )10.A.copy B.cheer C.repair D.imagine
( )11.A.wider B.greener C.larger D.closer
( )12.A.praise B.doubt C.remain D.try
( )13.A.call B.bow C.difference D.living
( )14.A.in total B.in no time C.in person D.at a time
( )15.A.though B.as C.unless D.until
(七)
Sonu’s father used to go hunting(打猎). He wasn’t good at it, 1 he often bragged about(吹嘘) his hunting skills.
One day, Sonu’s father took 2 along. After an enjoyable drive, they reached a 3 . Birds, monkeys, rabbits, and other animals lived near it. Sonu’s father was trying to hit a rabbit. However, no matter how hard he 4 , all the shots failed to hit it. Then, he tried to shoot other animals, but he 5 succeeded. After a few hours, his father 6 and took him home.
When they returned home, there were some unexpected guests. Sonu’s father felt quite 7 when they asked what they had got. Sonu decided to take matters into his own hands. He said, “My 8 shot two targets at a time!”
All the guests wondered how Sonu’s father 9 shoot two targets at a time. Sonu continued, “He shot at the head and the right foot of a duck.” Even his father was 10 to hear this. One of the guests said to Sonu. “In my experience, it’s 11 to shoot at the head and the foot at the same time. How did your father do it Can you show us 12 the duck is ”
Sonu explained, “Well, the duck was scratching(挠) its head with its right 13 near the river. My dad shot at the duck’s head as well as its right foot. 14 , the duck fell into the river. We couldn’t 15 , so we didn’t go to get it!” All the guests shook their heads in disbelief.
When the guests left, Sonu’s father said to him. “It’s not a good habit to brag, isn’t it ”
( )1.A.so B.but C.and D.because
( )2.A.me B.us C.him D.them
( )3.A.hill B.lake C.mountain D.river
( )4.A.tried B.studied C.recorded D.examined
( )5.A.always B.sometimes C.nearly D.never
( )6.A.gave up B.woke up C.ran away D.gave away
( )7.A.angry B.worried C.excited D.embarrassed
( )8.A.brother B.father C.son D.mom
( )9.A.might B.should C.could D.must
( )10.A.surprised B.disappointed C.nervous D.thankful
( )11.A.simple B.important C.necessary D.impossible
( )12.A.how B.what C.who D.where
( )13.A.arm B.hand C.foot D.eye
( )14.A.Sadly B.Luckily C.Actually D.Normally
( )15.A.jump B.swim C.shout D.rush
(八)
Simon was our family’s first pet. Our girls 1 when he passed away. My husband and I tried not to let them see our tears(眼泪), 2 we couldn’t hold them back as we climbed into bed that night without Simon.
I’ve met a few dogs, but Simon was the 3 . He trained himself. He never ate any shoes or dug in the garden, so we didn’t have to clean up the 4 .
Ten months after Simon’s 5 , I still missed the days when he was with us. Since our girls wanted to keep another dog, I had to start 6 one. After searching every animal rescue center in the city, we found Scout, a black girl puppy. Our kids fell in love with 7 quickly. My husband was also 8 . Yet my heart didn’t open to her as I had expected.
Scout was 9 like Simon. She ruined(毁坏) two of her collars, a TV remote and a pair of shoes after she moved in. Last week, Scout jumped up on a man’s legs. Seeing that, I blurted out(脱口而出), “Off, Scout! Simon would 10 have done that.”
I couldn’t believe I had said that to a little puppy. 11 , she didn’t understand. But I still felt a deep sense of 12 . Perhaps my expectations of her were too 13 all the time. After all, Simon and I had been together for over 13 years. That was when I 14 to learn to love again.
Now, I always 15 Scout with “good girl” when I am training her. And I’ll try my best to love her as much as I loved Simon.
( )1.A.cried B.agreed C.moved D.replied
( )2.A.or B.if C.but D.because
( )3.A.best B.bravest C.biggest D.eldest
( )4.A.office B.mess C.street D.planet
( )5.A.success B.birth C.trick D.death
( )6.A.looking after B.giving up C.looking for D.giving away
( )7.A.him B.her C.us D.them
( )8.A.glad B.scared C.tired D.nervous
( )9.A.something B.anything C.everything D.nothing
( )10.A.only B.almost C.never D.perhaps
( )11.A.Exactly B.Thankfully C.Lately D.Suddenly
( )12.A.peace B.danger C.shame D.achievement
( )13.A.easy B.slow C.funny D.high
( )14.A.decided B.refused C.failed D.afforded
( )15.A.mark B.praise C.warn D.punish
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人教2025中考二轮复习 题型专项突破
(一)
Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining
When Emma woke up, she knew it was going to be one of those days. She felt under the weather—a cold had taken hold of her. 1 , she needed to brave the storm to work. Emma 2 herself out of bed and got ready for work. Then she put on her raincoat and rushed out into the 3 rain.
As she walked, she fought 4 the terrible weather. Emma’s umbrella was almost useless as it was raining cats and dogs. 5 , the wind blew it inside out. She was immediately 6 from head to toe. She said to herself, “What a day to forget my rain boots!”
At the office, the day was as 7 as the weather. She had a large number of tasks. 8 endless emails and phone calls should have been easy. But before long, she felt so tired and had to take a 9 so she could continue her work.
Then, just at the right time, her coworker (同事) Alex came to 10 her. Alex was always ready to lend a hand. With a warm smile, he 11 to help Emma. Having Alex help her was like a ray of sunshine on a rainy day. Their laughter as they worked made the hours pass 12 .
On her way home, Emma reflected(反思) on the day. She 13 that every cloud did indeed have a silver lining. Today, that silver lining had been her wonderful coworker, Alex.
14 Emma arrived home, she decided to send Alex a heartfelt message of thankfulness. She wrote, “Thanks for being my ray of sunshine on this rainy day!” It was a simple 15 , but it carried a lot of meaning.
( )1.A.Then B.Besides
C.Still D.Later
( )2.A.pulled B.threw
C.knocked D.showed
( )3.A.dancing B.pouring
C.freezing D.rising
( )4.A.with B.for
C.against D.like
C
A
B
C
( )5.A.Luckily B.Finally
C.Recently D.Suddenly
( )6.A.ill B.wet
C.hot D.clean
( )7.A.terrible B.important
C.normal D.sweet
( )8.A.Picking up B.Throwing away
C.Handing out D.Dealing with
D
B
A
D
( )9.A.note B.break
C.risk D.trip
( )10.A.trouble B.praise
C.save D.doubt
( )11.A.hoped B.afforded
C.refused D.offered
( )12.A.freely B.quickly
C.nervously D.safely
B
C
D
B
( )13.A.realized B.remembered
C.promised D.imagined
( )14.A.If B.Although
C.When D.Because
( )15.A.idea B.question
C.message D.letter
A
C
C
(二)
I loved eating fish when I was a child. But once I 1 got a fish bone(骨头) stuck in my throat. Since then, I have 2 eating fish.
But my mom used to make fish soup. Sometimes, it 3 so good that I could hardly help wanting to have it.
One night, we were having fish soup again. As I watched my mom enjoy the meal, my 4 was divided into two halves. One half said to me, “Be 5 ! You may get stuck again.” The words scared me a lot. I still 6 how it felt when the bone stuck in my throat. It was 7 and made me want to heave(呕吐) all the time. But the other half said, “Have it! It’s so 8 ! Will you never eat fish again ”
Just then, my mother looked at 9 and asked, “Didn’t you say you wanted to have fish soup today ” I 10 my head.
Taking my courage in both hands, I 11 the bowl. When I was about to drink, I suddenly began to 12 the fish soup entering my stomach. 13 the fish had been stewed(炖), the bones must also have been stewed into the soup. It seemed to be a bowl of fish bone soup. It must be very 14 to eat it!
I quickly called out, “Mom, don’t have that soup. It’s full of bones.” My mother looked at me with a(n) 15 look. Then she laughed and said, “Once bitten, twice shy!”
( )1.A.finally B.simply
C.naturally D.accidentally
( )2.A.missed B.stopped
C.finished D.enjoyed
( )3.A.smelt B.felt
C.sounded D.touched
( )4.A.time B.body
C.mind D.head
D
B
A
C
( )5.A.polite B.careful
C.quiet D.thankful
( )6.A.expected B.doubted
C.remembered D.wondered
( )7.A.awful B.strong
C.strange D.comfortable
( )8.A.sweet B.beautiful
C.popular D.delicious
B
C
A
D
( )9.A.her B.me
C.him D.them
( )10.A.nodded B.shook
C.protected D.knocked
( )11.A.cleaned up B.fixed up
C.picked up D.gave up
( )12.A.see B.imagine
C.describe D.notice
B
A
C
B
( )13.A.But B.Though
C.Unless D.Since
( )14.A.lucky B.special
C.dangerous D.different
( )15.A.surprised B.excited
C.satisfied D.disappointed
D
C
A
(三)
There are always some teachers we admire a lot. Gao Ziren is such an 1 example. He has 2 wrong with his left leg. Although his 3 requires him to use a crutch(拐杖), he has taught for more than forty years.
For the past years, Gao has worn out more than 60 crutches on the way between his home, the school and his 4 homes at Meiling town in East China’s Jiangxi Province.
Born into a poor family in the town, 5 coming down with polio(小儿麻痹症) at the age of one, Gao’s left leg had a serious problem. And that made him unable to walk normally. He didn’t 6 , sticking to finishing his studies from primary school through high school.
He started his 7 job in 1977. A village official(村官) visited him, and he wanted Gao to be a teacher in the village, 8 one of the two teachers there had left. Gao agreed to take the job because he knew the 9 of a teacher to students, especially those like him who were disabled.
The 10 to his school was sandy and muddy in the past, and it made him fall often. “He has difficulty 11 , but he is usually the first to come to school,” said another teacher who has 12 with Gao Ziren for many years. During the days when the teaching conditions were still poor in the area, he was used to 13 some desks and benches from home and buying school things for the poor students.
“I have taught hundreds of students 14 becoming a teacher. Some students would like to visit me during the holidays, and it feels good that someone 15 you,” Gao Ziren said.
( )1.A.exciting B.impolite
C.excellent D.interesting
( )2.A.something B.nothing
C.somebody D.nobody
( )3.A.decision B.expression
C.resolution D.situation
( )4.A.parents’ B.friends’
C.students’ D.teachers’
C
A
D
C
( )5.A.under B.before
C.after D.over
( )6.A.give up B.talk back
C.pass by D.die down
( )7.A.especial B.lifetime
C.famous D.popular
( )8.A.as B.but
C.if D.though
C
A
B
A
( )9.A.protection B.habit
C.experience D.importance
( )10.A.tool B.garden
C.mail D.road
( )11.A.sleeping B.swimming
C.walking D.dancing
( )12.A.competed B.played
C.worked D.talked
D
D
C
C
( )13.A.learning B.bringing
C.hearing D.separating
( )14.A.while B.without
C.since D.until
( )15.A.fools B.kicks
C.completes D.remembers
B
C
D
(四)
Amy was a little girl. She lived near a fruit shop in the village. The shop was 1 by Mr. Smith. One day Mr. Smith said to Amy, “Would you like to earn some money ” “Oh, yes,” replied she, “for I want some new shoes, and Dad has no 2 to buy them with.”
“Well, Amy,” said Mr. Smith, “there are some fine 3 in Mr. Green’s garden, and he said that anybody was welcome to them. I will 4 you thirteen cents a kilogram for all you will pick for me.”
Amy was so 5 that she decided to go to pick the grapes as soon as possible. She ran home to get a 6 at once.
Then she thought she would like to know how much money she would get 7 she picked five kilograms. 8 the help of her pencil, she found out that she would get sixty-five cents.
“But supposing I should pick twelve kilograms,” thought she, “ 9 should I earn then ” “Dear me,” she said, after figuring a while, “I should earn one dollar and 10 cents.”
Amy then found out what Mr. Smith would pay her for fifty, a hundred, and two hundred kilograms. It took 11 some time to do this, and then it was so near lunchtime that she had to 12 at home until afternoon.
As soon as lunch was 13 , she took her basket and 14 to the garden. Some boys had been there before lunch, and all the fine grapes were picked.
As she went home, she 15 what her teacher had often told her—“Do your task at once; then think about it,” for “one doer is worth a hundred dreamers.”
( )1.A.kept B.found
C.made D.sold
( )2.A.idea B.energy
C.money D.place
( )3.A.apples B.bananas
C.grapes D.pears
( )4.A.cost B.pay
C.spend D.take
A
C
C
B
( )5.A.sad B.worried
C.interesting D.happy
( )6.A.box B.basket
C.bag D.bottle
( )7.A.until B.although
C.if D.whether
( )8.A.With B.Under
C.In D.On
D
B
C
A
( )9.A.how long B.how often
C.how many D.how much
( )10.A.fifty-six B.sixty-five
C.thirteen D.thirty
( )11.A.him B.her
C.me D.us
( )12.A.pick B.cry
C.make D.stay
D
A
B
D
( )13.A.over B.away
C.up D.off
( )14.A.returned B.hurried
C.sent D.climbed
( )15.A.talked about B.talked with
C.thought of D.thought over
A
B
C
(五)
In general, parents make money and try to give their children a better future. But that is not what Dale Schroeder did, who worked all his life to 1 the lives of young people he didn’t know.
Schroeder lived a(n) 2 life without luxuries(奢侈品) and higher education. But he worked hard and 3 nearly $3 million. He didn’t use a dollar on himself. He 4 to send 33 strangers to college. “He just wanted to help kids like him that 5 wouldn’t have a chance to go to college without his support,” said Schroeder’s friend, Steve Nielson.
The kids known as “Dale’s Kids” were able to attend college and receive their degrees thanks to Schroeder’s 6 . Kira Conrad, one of the recipients(受助者), said she was very thankful that Schroeder helped her 7 her education. She added that after she graduated from middle school, her family couldn’t get any money to afford her further education. 8 , Schroeder helped her.
Recently, all the 33 strangers gathered together in Schroeder’s honor, fourteen years after his 9 . Some of them were college graduates and young professionals, and all knew that they had to 10 the kindness they had got to others. “All we ask is that you pay it forward,” said Steve Nielson, expressing the 11 of Schroeder. “You can’t pay it back, because Dale has gone, 12 you can remember him. And you can 13 him, spreading his kindness.”
What a great story of 14 for these young adults who got help from a man they never knew! It should be the 15 of everyone of us to do our best not only for our own children, but also for those who need help. If so, the world we are living in will be more beautiful.
( )1.A.receive B.improve
C.discover D.divide
( )2.A.colorful B.simple
C.peaceful D.interesting
( )3.A.turned down B.fell over
C.saved up D.picked out
( )4.A.remembered B.hurried
C.planned D.managed
B
B
C
D
( )5.A.comfortably B.suddenly
C.gradually D.probably
( )6.A.talent B.honesty
C.kindness D.question
( )7.A.continue B.stop
C.begin D.discuss
( )8.A.Badly B.Recently
C.Luckily D.Carefully
D
C
A
C
( )9.A.success B.death
C.return D.graduation
( )10.A.put off B.depend on
C.pass on D.show off
( )11.A.notices B.problems
C.promises D.wishes
( )12.A.but B.or
C.since D.for
B
C
D
A
( )13.A.follow B.test
C.forget D.influence
( )14.A.sadness B.patience
C.understanding D.hope
( )15.A.goal B.excuse
C.memory D.fear
A
D
A
(六)
Years ago, while cleaning out my parents’ house, I found an old pair of pajamas(睡衣). They used to be my 1 pajamas. I remembered getting them for Christmas when I was 9 years old and couldn’t wait until summer when it would be 2 enough to wear them. They lived with me in Winnipeg and Toronto but they 3 in the basement(地下室). I had never 4 to see them 40 years later. They still looked like they could be worn by any nine-year-old girl. It seemed my dad 5 kept those pajamas.
I 6 this story with my students when I told them how it doesn’t take much 7 to look after things that seem useless. My parents always did that and when they were done with things, they tried to find a new 8 for them—they passed them on or they gave them away. To this day, I often hear my dad’s words: don’t 9 anything.
Now, during the climate crisis(气候危机), my own family starts to 10 my parents’ lifestyles. We save our water and energy and we recycle. Besides, we keep developing our ways to make a 11 world. We are not perfect at all, but we 12 .
The power to make a 13 lies in each one of us. We can’t do it all but we can do a little 14 . We do more and more to help our planet 15 my family works towards new choices for sustainable(可持续的) living.
( )1.A.light B.favorite
C.scary D.heavy
( )2.A.dry B.wet
C.warm D.cold
( )3.A.broke down B.put off
C.ended up D.caught on
( )4.A.agreed B.asked
C.decided D.expected
B
C
C
D
( )5.A.carefully B.correctly
C.safely D.actively
( )6.A.wrote B.shared
C.learned D.exchanged
( )7.A.success B.effort
C.information D.meaning
( )8.A.decision B.plan
C.use D.fact
A
B
B
C
( )9.A.consider B.cancel
C.save D.waste
( )10.A.copy B.cheer
C.repair D.imagine
( )11.A.wider B.greener
C.larger D.closer
( )12.A.praise B.doubt
C.remain D.try
D
A
B
D
( )13.A.call B.bow
C.difference D.living
( )14.A.in total B.in no time
C.in person D.at a time
( )15.A.though B.as
C.unless D.until
C
D
B
(七)
Sonu’s father used to go hunting(打猎). He wasn’t good at it, 1 he often bragged about(吹嘘) his hunting skills.
One day, Sonu’s father took 2 along. After an enjoyable drive, they reached a 3 . Birds, monkeys, rabbits, and other animals lived near it. Sonu’s father was trying to hit a rabbit. However, no matter how hard he 4 , all the shots failed to hit it. Then, he tried to shoot other animals, but he 5 succeeded. After a few hours, his father 6 and took him home.
When they returned home, there were some unexpected guests. Sonu’s father felt quite 7 when they asked what they had got. Sonu decided to take matters into his own hands. He said, “My 8 shot two targets at a time!”
All the guests wondered how Sonu’s father 9 shoot two targets at a time. Sonu continued, “He shot at the head and the right foot of a duck.” Even his father was 10 to hear this. One of the guests said to Sonu. “In my experience, it’s 11 to shoot at the head and the foot at the same time. How did your father do it Can you show us 12 the duck is ”
Sonu explained, “Well, the duck was scratching(挠) its head with its right 13 near the river. My dad shot at the duck’s head as well as its right foot. 14 , the duck fell into the river. We couldn’t 15 , so we didn’t go to get it!” All the guests shook their heads in disbelief.
When the guests left, Sonu’s father said to him. “It’s not a good habit to brag, isn’t it ”
( )1.A.so B.but
C.and D.because
( )2.A.me B.us
C.him D.them
( )3.A.hill B.lake
C.mountain D.river
( )4.A.tried B.studied
C.recorded D.examined
B
C
D
A
( )5.A.always B.sometimes
C.nearly D.never
( )6.A.gave up B.woke up
C.ran away D.gave away
( )7.A.angry B.worried
C.excited D.embarrassed
( )8.A.brother B.father
C.son D.mom
D
A
D
B
( )9.A.might B.should
C.could D.must
( )10.A.surprised B.disappointed
C.nervous D.thankful
( )11.A.simple B.important
C.necessary D.impossible
( )12.A.how B.what
C.who D.where
C
A
D
D
( )13.A.arm B.hand
C.foot D.eye
( )14.A.Sadly B.Luckily
C.Actually D.Normally
( )15.A.jump B.swim
C.shout D.rush
C
A
B
(八)
Simon was our family’s first pet. Our girls 1 when he passed away. My husband and I tried not to let them see our tears(眼泪), 2 we couldn’t hold them back as we climbed into bed that night without Simon.
I’ve met a few dogs, but Simon was the 3 . He trained himself. He never ate any shoes or dug in the garden, so we didn’t have to clean up the 4 .
Ten months after Simon’s 5 , I still missed the days when he was with us. Since our girls wanted to keep another dog, I had to start 6 one. After searching every animal rescue center in the city, we found Scout, a black girl puppy. Our kids fell in love with 7 quickly. My husband was also 8 . Yet my heart didn’t open to her as I had expected.
Scout was 9 like Simon. She ruined(毁坏) two of her collars, a TV remote and a pair of shoes after she moved in. Last week, Scout jumped up on a man’s legs. Seeing that, I blurted out(脱口而出), “Off, Scout! Simon would 10 have done that.”
I couldn’t believe I had said that to a little puppy. 11 , she didn’t understand. But I still felt a deep sense of 12 . Perhaps my expectations of her were too 13 all the time. After all, Simon and I had been together for over 13 years. That was when I 14 to learn to love again.
Now, I always 15 Scout with “good girl” when I am training her. And I’ll try my best to love her as much as I loved Simon.
( )1.A.cried B.agreed
C.moved D.replied
( )2.A.or B.if
C.but D.because
( )3.A.best B.bravest
C.biggest D.eldest
( )4.A.office B.mess
C.street D.planet
A
C
A
B
( )5.A.success B.birth
C.trick D.death
( )6.A.looking after B.giving up
C.looking for D.giving away
( )7.A.him B.her
C.us D.them
( )8.A.glad B.scared
C.tired D.nervous
D
C
B
A
( )9.A.something B.anything
C.everything D.nothing
( )10.A.only B.almost
C.never D.perhaps
( )11.A.Exactly B.Thankfully
C.Lately D.Suddenly
( )12.A.peace B.danger
C.shame D.achievement
D
C
B
C
( )13.A.easy B.slow
C.funny D.high
( )14.A.decided B.refused
C.failed D.afforded
( )15.A.mark B.praise
C.warn D.punish
D
A
B
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