2026年中考英语专题训练：完形填空（江苏专用）（含答案）

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2026年中考英语专题训练：完形填空（江苏专用）
完形填空
Moms are moms. And when you are growing up, you don't always know how much they do for you. They' re just moms. But they do some pretty cool things too. They do things that you 1． all your life.
My mom was like that. When I was six years old, one of my front 2． was very loose（松动）. When I touched it, I could move it back and forth. I was scared. I didn't know what was going on, 3． I asked Mom to look at it. "In the next few years, all of 4． teeth will fall out." said Mom. I cried. "How will I 5． my food "
Mom laughed. "Don't worry," she said. "Each of us gets 6． sets of teeth. Your baby teeth are not designed to last a long time. They are there just to make a place for your permanent（永久的）teeth to 7． .
But I was worried. "It will 8． so much," I said. I imagined how it would feel to have a tooth fall out.
Mom said that she could help me. She asked me to sit in a chair and close my eyes.
Mom reached into my 9． and took hold of the loose tooth. "Keep your eyes shut," she said. "Think about something 10． to relax yourself. I will just 11． this tooth." Then, Mom said, "Open your eyes." You know what She was holding the tooth in her hand. I could 12． believe it. While she was 13． , she pulled the tooth out and I did not feel a thing!
That's just the way it is with 14． . They know what to do. And they have a way of doing it that makes it 15． .
1．A． remember B． doubt C． regret D． prepare
2．A． windows B． seats C． doors D． teeth
3．A． so B． but C． as D． unless
4．A． my B． your C． her D． their
5．A． eat B． cook C． buy D． hold
6．A． two B． three C． four D． five
7．A． get off B． hang out C． come in D． fall over
8．A． cost B． hurt C． waste D． improve
9．A． hand B． mouth C． pocket D． bag
10．A． funny B． scary C． sad D． serious
11．A． mark B． check C． brush D． clean
12．A． gradually B． strongly C． hardly D． fully
13．A． singing B． sleeping C． crying D． talking
14．A． dads B． doctors C． teachers D． moms
15．A． active B． painless C． difficult D． strange
通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的四个选项中，选出一个最佳答案。
There was a very mean man named Mr. Black. He was so 16． to his neighbors that no one even knew his first name was Adam. He never said hello to anyone, and he left his 17． out in the hallway ( 走廊 ) . He always complained about all his neighbors and the 18． they made. He even got upset when the couple who lived next door to him, Catherine and David, had a baby. Instead of saying congratulations, he 19． complained about how the baby would surely cry all night.
One day when he was 20． his home, Mr. Black saw that his rubbish was gone. In its place, he found a 21． from David. "Good morning, Mr. Black. I saw your rubbish here, and since I was on my way out, I picked it up and 22． for you. Have a nice day, David. " However, Mr. Black decided to ignore ( 忽略 ) this kindness.
But as time went on, Mr. Black started to feel a little silly. No matter how rude he was, the couple always smiled at him and 23． said hello. It became harder and harder for him not to simply say hello back.
After a few weeks, Mr. Black was always 24． to see the couple in the hall. They even started calling him Adam. Later, they 25． Mr. Black into their home for a cup of coffee. Mr. Black was very glad that they treated him nicely. He realized that he should try to do the same with the people he met.
16．A． rude B． tired C． honest D． kind
17．A． clothes B． message C． rubbish D． success
18．A． result B． interest C． skill D． noise
19．A． actively B． quickly C． loudly D． totally
20．A． acting B． leaving C． leading D． lasting
21．A． point B． note C． test D． form
22．A． threw away B． came out C． worked on D． filled out
23．A． crazily B． sadly C． heavily D． politely
24．A． careful B． smart C． happy D． awful
25．A． invited B． provided C． enjoyed D． preferred
完形填空
Four years ago, I received a call from the headmaster. He asked me to speak to the group.
After receiving the call, I was so 26． that I couldn't sleep the whole night. 27． , I decided to give the speech. I thought that the school would never invite me to any of their programs again if I missed this chance. The next day, I got to school. Before it was my turn, my whole body was shaking and my mouth was dry. It was on that day that I 28． my greatest weakness—public speaking.
After my speech, I met with the headmaster and 29． what happened to me. He told me that it was very 30． and most people experienced it. He suggested that I try again the next week. I 31． it and spent a whole week practicing the speech. This time I became more relaxed but still not 32． . I was not sure whether I did my best.
A few months later, the headmaster invited me to give a talk at a meeting attended by more than 100 headmasters. I 33． it day and night. This time it went very well and won the hearts of all the audience.
After giving this speech 34． , I said to myself, "If I can speak in front of so many learned audience, like headmasters who educate others, I can now speak in front of others too. "
As the saying goes, "A journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step". Everything is possible if we have the 35． to take the first step.
26．A． proud B． excited C． nervous D． surprised
27．A． Finally B． Recently C． Actually D． Suddenly
28．A． recorded B． corrected C． realized D． controlled
29．A． imagined B． explained C． repeated D． considered
30．A． common B． smooth C． valuable D． necessary
31．A． achieved B． expected C． accepted D． understood
32．A． active B． careful C． patient D． confident
33．A． asked for B． prepared for
C． looked after D． thought about
34．A． calmly B． carefully C． successfully D． quietly
35．A． energy B． choice C． ability D． courage
阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出能填入相应空白处的最佳选项。
When I was a child, my brothers and I would take turns living with our grandparents during summer vacation. We always looked forward to that special week 36． with them. Both of them were kind, and they truly showed us 37． in every way—not just by giving gifts. My grandfather was the one who influenced me the most.
He lost his sight around the age of 20, but he never let that become an 38． for doing less.
Instead of complaining, he worked at a small shop, cooked meals, and washed the dishes while my grandmother was at work. From the age of 6, I often watched how he moved around the house SO 39． never bumping(撞)into anything. It was as if he could see the world through memory.
I was amazed at how he went from cooking to 40． perfectly.
At work, people gave him money, and he gave the right change and the. 41． food or drink without mistakes. When no one was there, he would 42． and turn his thumbs(拇指) — not from boredom, but from calm and relaxation. I helped sometimes and felt 43． to hand drinks and snacks to the customers. It always made me feel good inside.
Almost every time I stayed with them, we would visit someone who was sick or go to a house where someone had just passed away. Even though he was blind, my grandfather always worked hard and 44． others. His love had no end. Today, when I catch myself turning my thumbs 45． as he did, I remember him—and I remind myself never to say, "I can't. " because he never did.
36．A． staying B． agreeing C． helping D． dealing
37．A． thanks B． smile C． interest D． love
38．A． opinion B． excuse C． answer D． example
39．A． easily B． madly C． quietly D． powerfully
40．A． lying B． speaking C． dressing D． washing
41．A． simple B． basic C． correct D． fresh
42．A． mind B． expect C． rest D． celebrate
43．A． nervous B． happy C． tired D． funny
44．A． looked for B． decided on
C． heard from D． cared about
45．A． calmly B． gently C． slowly D． weakly
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。
In Xuanwei, Yunnan, the Guanzhai Primary School sits about 550meters above Nizhu River Canyon. For a long time, it would take children nearby three long hours to 46． school. Today, they can take the"Sky School Bus"to school in about 30 minutes!It is quite a 47． for the children and their families.
The"Sky School Bus" includes a cableway( 索 道 ) and a lift. At first, some children were a bit 48． of the new ride. But nowadays, they think it's fun!The lift goes up so 49． that they say, "In the blink of an eye(眨眼的工夫), I'm at the top!"Thanks to the"Sky School Bus", they no longer have to 50． steep(陡峭的) rocks. Children from different grades race to the lift and are 51． to see the river getting farther away from them.
Zhao Suzhen, a mother from Guanzhai Village, remembers when it took her more than three hours to go to school with her 52． child. Now, with the"Sky School Bus", her younger child can reach school in half an hour! Yan Ling, mother of another student in Guanzhai Primary School, 53． as she talks about how much easier it is for her child to go to school these days.
Because of the"Sky School Bus", the 54． can pay attention to their studies without worrying about the trip to school. The Nizhu River community waited for this change for years, and their dreams have 55． !
46．A． teach B． finish C． leave D． reach
47．A． change B． game C． challenge D． trick
48．A． tired B． sure C． proud D． scared
49．A． clearly B． gradually
C． quickly D． successfully.
50．A． climb B． collect C． throw D． touch
51．A． excited B． lucky C． sad D． worried
52．A． smarter B． elder C． heavier D． shorter
53．A． agrees B． sleeps C． grows D． smiles
54．A． mothers B． children C． fathers D． teachers
55．A． come on B． come back
C． come out D． come true
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。
Ye Jiaying was known as the"daughter of poetry". She 56． on November 24, 2024, at the age of 100. Born in Beijing in 1924, Ye Jiaying was an expert in Chinese classical literature and 57． . She spent her life studying, creating, and teaching the beautiful art of Chinese poetry. Even in her 90s, she continued to 58． her knowledge and passion with others, and her lectures were widely admired.
From a young age, Ye had a 59． interest in classical poetry and English. In college, she studied Tang and Song dynasty poetry with a famous literature professor who 60． her greatly. In the 1950s and 1960s, she taught at universities in Taiwan, and then moved to Canada. However, her love for her homeland and its poetry never faded (减弱) . Starting in 1979, she began giving free lectures in Chinese mainland during her holidays.
In 2018 and 2019, Ye gave all her 61． and the money from selling her property, totaling 35. 68 million yuan, to Nankai University. For her 62． and generosity(慷慨), she was awarded the"Touching China"award in 2020.
Ye was not just a teacher. She was also a(n) 63． poet. She wrote and published many books on Chinese poetry and literature, including Studies in Chinese Poetry and Jialing's Collection of Poem Commentaries. Her work was 64． praised, and she received many awards, such as the Lifetime Achievement Award for Chinese Poetry.
Her work will continue to 65． future generations. And she will be remembered as a great teacher and poet.
56．A． gave up B． set off
C． passed away D． went by
57．A． poetry B． stories C． novels D． cartoons
58．A． share B． compare C． help D． connect
59．A． strange B． deep C． similar D． little
60．A． influenced B． punished C． memorized D． considered
61．A． beginnings B． sayings C． feelings D． savings
62．A． business B． kindness C． hardness D． shyness
63．A． pleased B． satisfied C． encouraged D． talented
64．A． meaningfully B． honestly C． highly D． properly
65．A． inspire B． manage C． receive D． express
阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出能填入相应空白处的最佳选项。
When I was a child, I went to a private school that was very expensive. Most of the families were rich, but some had difficulties affording the tuition(学费), and some students had scholarships(奖学金)because their families could hardly pay for basic needs. My family was one of the 66． ones.
The school 67． field trips every year, some costing only $5-10, but others could be $50-100 per student. None of these trips were 68． by scholarships, which made it difficult for some families.
Four years ago, after my mom passed away, a former teacher contacted me. She told me how my mom would always 69． at the office on field trip days. She would 70． ask how many kids couldn't go because of the high cost, and then cover their fees.
If a child's 71． was coming up and the parents hadn't mentioned sending a gift, my mom would ask the teacher to email her the night before, buy cupcakes for the kid, and bring them to school, saying their parents had 72． them.
For my mom, it wasn't about giving away money. It was about 73． no child felt left out. She knew how 74． it could be to watch others participate in something you couldn't afford, and she believed every child deserved to experience the 75． and opportunities, no matter their financial situation.
66．A． unlucky B． ordinary C． wealthy D． traditional
67．A． introduced B． canceled C． organized D． discussed
68．A． chosen B． covered C． written D． brought
69．A． show up B． give up C． take off D． look out
70．A． proudly B． secretly C． quickly D． carelessly
71．A． birthday B． exam C． holiday D． meeting
72．A． borrowed B． hidden C． changed D． ordered
73．A． pointing out B． focusing on
C． making sure D． looking for
74．A． painful B． exciting C． funny D． boring
75．A． anger B． fear C． shame D． joy
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。
Zara was a shy girl who moved to a new town with her parents two months ago. She sometimes felt 76． and wanted to make new friends. One day, she noticed a poster for a community garden club. "Join us to grow food for the local food bank!" the poster read. Zara decided to 77． it, even though she knew nothing about gardening.
On the first day, Zara stood shyly at the garden gate. Mr. Carter, the club leader, smiled and handed her a pair of gloves. "Start by 78． this corner," he said. She worked on the soil carefully, but her shovel(铁铲) hit a rock. "Don't worry," said Mr. Carter. "Every garden has 79． . Just keep going." Over the following weeks, Zara worked 80． with other volunteers. She learned to plant seeds, water plants, and protect them from bugs(小虫). Over time, their laughter and shared purpose reduced her 81． . Zara became more outgoing. "You should talk to plants as if they can hear you," a volunteer named Mr. Lee joked. Zara laughed but 82． his advice. She talked to the plants when she watered them.
One morning, Zara saw tiny green shoots 83． of the soil. "They're growing!" she shouted. Everyone cheered. As the plants grew, Zara was 84． of what she did. When harvest(收获) day came, the garden was full of colorful 85． . Volunteers carried boxes to the food bank. Zara realized how much one small action could change lives. "You've grown more than vegetables," Mr. Carter said, "You've grown friendships, too."
Zara smiled, looking at the garden. She knew she would be back next season—and this time, she wouldn't feel lonely at all.
76．A． lonely B． excited C． confident D． tired
77．A． leave B． join C． watch D． refuse
78．A． finding B． holding C． getting D． digging
79．A． plans B． rules C． secrets D． challenges
80．A． quietly B． slowly C． happily D． differently
81．A． shyness B． sadness C． stress D． anger
82．A． forgot B． doubted C． followed D． answered
83．A． pulling out B． coming out
C． taking out D． dropping out
84．A． proud B． afraid C． sure D． careful
85．A． fruits B． flowers C． leaves D． vegetables
阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的 A、B、C、D四个选项中选出能填入相应空白处的最佳选项
My grandma took up knitting(编织) from an early age. She started knitting to help reduce family stress and her interest 86． over time.
When I was in college, my grandpa was diagnosed(诊断)with cancer, bringing 87． to our family. Despite this, my grandma always knitted 88． beside the window. After two years of 89． knitting, our house was filled with hats, socks, gloves, and other items, Our family believed that Grandma was knitting hard to raise money for Grandpa's 90． . We decided to help her in our own way.
I 91． pictures and prices of the items on our campus website, along with my grandpa's condition. A few of my close friends shared the post. And within a week, people from all over the campus 92． me, saying that they wanted to buy the items. My stock(存货) was cleared out in less than a month. Everyone was very friendly and 93． my grandpa. It was 94． for me to balance family needs with my school work, but the support from my friends and schoolmates helped me through those difficult years.
My grandpa finally pulled through and is still with us today. My grandma has continued to knit, though at a slower speed. Now she no longer expects to make money from it, knitting has become her lifelong hobby. And we can always get a pile of stuff to wear 95． we are.
86．A． grew B． lost C． decreased D． continued
87．A． loneliness B． anger C． curiosity D． sadness
88．A． comfortably B． silently C． politely D． proudly
89．A． continuous B． similar C． limited D． popular
90．A． achievement B． competition C． adventure D． treatment
91．A． admitted B． required C． posted D． believed
92．A． refused B． messaged
C． warned D． introduced
93．A． argued about B． talked about
C． concerned about D． complained about
94．A． shocking B． challenging C． amazing D． satisfying
95．A． whoever B． whatever C． wherever D． whichever
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
At the beginning of my journey of learning Peking Opera, I had great confidence that I could manage to perform it wonderfully. Later I found out I was 96． . The most difficult part was that an actor had to first 97． the emotions (情绪) of a character. Once, I acted as Lin Chong, a hero of the Water Margin. It was 98． for me to understand his emotions when he was rushing to Liangshan on a snowy night. I couldn't sing or perform as if I was 99． Lin, so I felt very upset.
My teacher seemed to 100． my problem. One day, she came up to me, and said. "The future is like climbing mountains. There will be a long way to go before you 101． . Wipe (擦) the tears away from your eyes and keep practicing!"
After listening to my teacher's touching 102． , I suddenly felt powerful. I bought a copy of The Water Margin and began to read it at once. 103． reading one part of the novel, I knew that Lin was recalling his life when he was on the way to Liangshan. He had to leave his family, his job and so on. After I 104． reading the novel, I spent a whole evening figuring out (理解) his life story and his feelings. After that, I spent more time practicing. In the end, I won the prize in the city competition acting as Lin Chong.
As long as we catch every 105． and take full advantage of it, we will achieve our dreams. At the same time, it's also our task to pass on our excellent traditional Chinese culture.
96．A． correct B． wrong C． young D． old
97．A． remember B． know C． accept D． refuse
98．A． lucky B． hard C． strange D． unlucky
99．A． possibly B． finally C． truly D． lately
100．A． describe B． solve C． realize D． help
101．A． manage B． succeed C． take D． fail
102．A． words B． stories C． lies D． memories
103．A． While B． Because C． Since D． So
104．A． enjoyed B． finished C． continued D． liked
105．A． chance B． step C． secret D． choice
答案解析部分
【答案】1．A；2．D；3．A；4．B；5．A；6．A；7．C；8．B；9．B；10．A；11．B；12．C；13．D；14．D；15．B
【答案】16．A；17．C；18．D；19．C；20．B；21．B；22．A；23．D；24．C；25．A
【答案】26．C；27．A；28．C；29．B；30．A；31．C；32．D；33．B；34．C；35．D
【答案】36．A；37．D；38．B；39．A；40．D；41．C；42．C；43．B；44．D；45．A
【答案】46．D；47．A；48．D；49．C；50．A；51．A；52．B；53．D；54．B；55．D
【答案】56．C；57．A；58．A；59．B；60．A；61．D；62．B；63．D；64．C；65．A
【答案】66．C；67．C；68．B；69．A；70．B；71．A；72．D；73．C；74．A；75．D
【答案】76．A；77．B；78．D；79．D；80．C；81．A；82．C；83．B；84．A；85．D
【答案】86．A；87．D；88．B；89．A；90．D；91．C；92．B；93．C；94．B；95．C
【答案】96．B；97．B；98．B；99．C；100．C；101．B；102．A；103．A；104．B；105．A
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