2019英語中考復(fù)習(xí)題首字母填空專項(xiàng)練習(xí)

中考英語首字母填空專項(xiàng)練習(xí)Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords（在短文的空格內(nèi)填入適當(dāng)?shù)脑~，使其內(nèi)容通順，每空格限填一詞，首字母已給）（一）Animatedmoviesareonesthatusedrawingsinsteadofrealpeople.Artistsmustdrawthousandsofpictures,andeachpicturemustbeal1different.Forexample,ifthemoviemakerwantstoshowagirlrunning,theartistmustdrawherfeetindifferentplacesineachpicture.Whenthepicturesareshownveryq2 ,oneafteranother,itlookslikethegirlisrunning.WaltDisneywasnotthefirstoronlyonepersontouseanimationinmovies,butheisthemostfamous.HisfirstMickeyMousecartoonin1928,wascalledPlaneCrazy.Thiswasashort,silentmovieabouttheadventuresofalittlemouse.Today,70yearslater,MickeyMouseisstillafavoritecharacter,andtherearehundredsofcartoonsandstorybooksabouthiminmanyl3.Manypeopleinthemoviebusinessthoughtthatanimationwasonlyusefulforshortcartoons.Theydidnotthinkpeoplewouldwanttoseelongmoviesmadefrommovingdrawings.Disneydidnotagreewiththem.Hebelievedhecouldtellanykindofstoryusinganimation.Hisfirstl4moviewasSnowWhiteandSevenDwarfs.Disneyspentallhismoneymakingthismovie.Fortunately,itwasagreatsuccess.HenextmadeDumbo,aboutababyelephant,andthiswasf5bymanymoremovies.Manyofthesearestillpopulartoday.WhenwethinkofDisney,however,wedon,tthinkonlyofmovies,wealsothinkofDisneyland.ThereareDisneylandsinJapan,theUSA,FranceandChina（HongKong）.TherewillbeanotheroneinShanghaisoon.TheyarelargeparkswherepeoplecanmeetcharactersfromDisney,smoviesandvisitscenesfromhismovies.A6WaltDisneymademanyofhismostfamousmoviesmanyyearsago,theyareaspopularnowastheywerewhenhemadethem.Today,wecanbuythemonvideo,andfromtimetotimewecanseethemintheatres.WhenWaltDisneybeganmakinghisanimatedcartoonsallthoseyearsago,peopledrewallthepicturesbyh7 .Nowadays,muchofthisworkisdonebycomputers.（二）PeopleeverywherecelebratetheNewYear.Althoughtherearedifferencesinthewaytheycelebrate,formostitisatimetosaygoodbyetothep1andtothinkaboutnewbeginnings.Inmanycountries,peoplegettogetherwithfamilyandfriendsonDecember31toeat,drink,danceandwelcomeJanuarylatmidnight.InmanyWesterncountriespeoplemakeNewYear'sdecisions.Theymakepromisestot2tomakechangesintheirlivesoverthecomingyear,suchastoloseweight,tostopsmoking,togetanewjob,ortolearnanewskill.InmanyAsiancountries,peoplea3celebratetheNewYearinlateJanuaryorearlyFebruary.Peoplespendtimewithfamilyandeatspecialfoods.Inmostcountries,theholidaylastsforseveraldays.InlateFebruaryorearlyMarch,somecountriescelebrateafestivalcalledCarnival（狂歡節(jié)）.ManythinkthatCarnivalfirsts4inItalyorGreecemanyyearsago.Peopledressedinbrightclothes,worecolorfulmasks,ate,drank,anddancedallnightontheTuesday,more第1頁共6頁than40daysb5Easter（復(fù)活節(jié)）.ThistraditionspreadtoFrance,Spain,Portugal,andlatertoBrazilandtheUnitedStates.Now,twooftheb6CarnivalstakeplaceinRiodeJaneiroinBrazil,andNewOrleansintheUnitedStates.Peoplestillwearbrightclothes,andatCarnivalinRiothereisaverylongparade（游行）thatlastsforfourdays.InNewOrleans,CarnivaliscalledMardiGras,whichtranslatesto“fatTuesday”andlastsforthreedays.Bothcelebrationsi7musicandtraditionsfromallovertheworld.Millionsofvisitorstravelfromaroundtheworldtojointheparty.（三）ManystudentsfeelthatlivinginaprivatehomeinBritainwillbeahelptotheminlearningEnglish,andwillalsobeagoodexperienceinitself.Youngerstudentsmayfeelhinahomethaninahotel,fortheycanhavesomeonecaringforthemliketheirparents.ManyBritishpeopleliketobethe“host”totouristsaroundtheworld.,especiallytofstudents.Thisisnotjustbecausebeingahostwillbringinsomeextramoney,butbecausetheyreallyenjoylettingsomeonefromadifferentcountryliveintheirhouseandspartoftheirdailylife.A“host”familydoesnotalwaysconsistoftwochildren.Peoplelikethisareoftentoobusytotakecareofastudentb.However,awidow（寡婦），oracouplewhosechildrenareawayatschoolorgrowup.,oftenmakeexcellent”host”,fortheyhaveenoughtimetospare.Studentsshouldtrytofitinwiththeeverydaylifeofthefamily.Theremaybesomedandmisunderstanding--oneitherside,butitiseasytocleanthemupquicklywithgoodwillandgoodhumor.Thesecretofyoursuccessistobeinterested.AndahosttriestocreatemorechancesforthestudenttopracticeEnglish.HealwaysethestudenttospeakEnglishasmuchaspossibleinthehome.Healwaysdoessomethingtoletthestudentfeelathomeandtreathim/herasamemberofthefamily,notapayingg.Heprovidesnotonlyabalanceddiet,acleanandcomfortableroom,butalsoahomeenvironmentforthestudents.（四）Choosingelectronicgiftsforteens,whichwillhelpthemcarryouta第2頁共6頁tasktheyenjoy,suchasreadingorlisteningtomusic,canbedifficult.Thefollowingarethreecommonelectronicgiftsyoucans_1—.Digital （數(shù)碼 的） CameraAdigitalcamerawillallowateenagertocaptureallofthee_2—thathe\she,attendsandgivehimorhersomethingtolookbackonashe\shegetsolder.IncludeanSDmemorycard,whichcanbeusedtostoremoreimagesthanthecameramemoryallows.Digitalcamerasareu_3—toolsforteenagersastheirphotoscanbeemailedtotheirparentsorfriendsinthedistancewhenevertheylike.E-bookReaderAnE-bookreader,alsocalledane-readerore-book,allowstheusertodownloadanumberofdigitalbooksintoit.E-bookreaders,suchastheKindleoreReader,Canbeusedtodownloadstudyguidesforl_4—purposes,ortodownloadthelatestnovelsthatarepurelyforreadingpleasure.Itissmallenoughtoputintopockets,sothatteenscantakeittoschoolortokeept_5—havingthingstodoonlongjourneys.MP3PlayerMusicplaysanimportantroleinthelivesofteenagerse_6—aroundtheworld.AnMP3playerwillbeaperfectgiftforthesemusicfans.A_7—wemaynotknowwhichbandsaretheirfavoritesatthemoment,anMP3playerwillgivethemthefreedomtodownloadwhatevermusictheylike.（五）Fifteenyearsago,anincidentthathappenedatWaltDisneytouchedmegreatly.AguestcheckingoutofourPolynesianVillageresort（度假勝地）atWaltDisneywasaskedhowshee1hervisit.Shetoldthefront-deskclerkshehadawonderfulvacation,butwasheartbrokenaboutlosingseveralrollsofKodakcolorfilmshehadnotyetdeveloped（沖洗）.Atthatmomentshewasparticularlys2overthelossofthepicturesshehadtakenattheshow,atthiswasamemorysheespeciallytreasured.Infact,therearenowrittenrulescoveringlostphotosinthepark.L3,theclerkatthefrontdeskunderstoodDisney,sideaoflovingourguests.Sheaskedthwomantoleaveheracouplerollsofunusedfilm,andthenshep4totakesomephotosforthem.Twoweekslatertheguestreceivedapacketatherhome.Initwerephotosofalltheactorsoftheshow,personallysignedbyeachperformer.Therewerealsopicturesofthepublicprocession（游行隊(duì)伍）andfireworksinthepark.第3頁共6頁Thesephotosweretakenbytheclerkinherowntimeafterwork.Ihappenedtoknowthiss5becausethisguestwroteusalettertoexpressherthanks.Excellents6doesnotcomefrompolicy（政策性的）handbooks.Itcomesfrompeoplewhoc7--andfromaculturethatencouragesandmodelsthatattitude.（六）Howdoyoufeelwhenyourteacherasksyoutoworkonagroupprojectwithotherstudents?Doyouliketoworktogetherwithothersorworka1?TheProgrammeforInternationalStudentsAssessment,orPISA,carriedoutasurveyofstudents,abilitytoworktogetheringroups.Theyfoundthatstudentswhodowellontestsbythemselvesarealsolikelytobebetteratworkingwithotherpeople.StudentsinJapan,SouthKorea,FinlandandCanada,wheretestscoresareh2,alsodidwellinworkingtogethertosolveproblems.Thisfindingwastrueformanycountries.Butthiswasnottrueforeverycountry.Chinesestudents,whoalsodidwellontest,s3justaveragecollaborative（合作的）skills.“Otherr4mightbethatChineseparentsandteachersfocustoomuchongrades,“saidZhaoZhongxin,formervicepresidentoftheChineseFamilyEducationAssociation.“Studentshavealotofexampressureandtheyviewschoolasaplaceforcompetition.”“However,collaborativeskillsareveryimportantforp5studentsfortoday'ssociety.”headded.“Luckily,moreChineseeducatorsarerealizingtheimportanceofthisandarethinkingofwaystohelpstudentsimprovethisskill.”AnotherinterestingfindingfromthePISAsurveywasthatgirlstend（趨向于）tobebetterthanboysatworkingtogether.Theysaidgirlsshowmoreactiveattitudes（態(tài)度）towardsrelationships,whichmeanstheyaremuche6tocommunicatewith.PISAalsofoundthattheclassroomenvironmenttendstoe7studentstcollaborate.Inclasseswheretherearealotofactivitiesthatrequirecommunication,suchasclassdebates,studentstendtohavebetterattitudetowardcollaborating.（七）Theinhaler（噴霧劑）waslyingthereonthetable.Cassiefroze.“Ohno!”shebreathed.“Notagain!”第4頁共6頁Shelookedatthelittlegreenc_1—onthecooker-12:17.Thetrainwouldleaveat12:34andhergrandpahadbeengonearoundfourminutes.Couldshe-fsheranlikearacehorse-gettothestationbeforehegotonthetrain?Therewasnotimetolose.Shegrabbedherjacket,herkeysandherpurse.Herfingersm_2—fasttotiehershoes,buttoofasttobeaccurate.Sheopenedthefrontdoorandshutitheavilybehindher.Herb__3__begantoworkfast,“Whichisthequickestwaytofindhim?ShouldIg_4—whichroutehehastakenandmaybeluckyenoughtocatchupwithhim?OrshouldIjustgettothestationthefastestpossiblewayandhopetobetherewhenhearrives?Buttherearetwoentrancestothestation.Hemighttakee_5—.WhatshouldIdo?”Cassiewasworriedabouthergrandfather.Assheranthroughtheshoppingcentre,shepicturedhimsittingonthetrain,andthens_6—hisbreathbecomingdifficult,andhisfaceturningpale.Hewouldsearchfortheinhaleranditwouldn,tbeinhispocket.Amanwassettingoutatableinfrontofhiscafe.Therewasnospacebetweenhimandthetable.Sheranintohimandknockedhimdown.“Sorry!”shetriedtocalloutassheracedpasthim,butshehadsolittlebreaththatsheonlymadeaveryw__7__sound.Sheknewhedidn,thearher,butshecouldn,tstop.Atlastshewasatthestation.Shelookedatherwatch.Itwas12:30andshestillhadn,tseenhergrandfather.（八）Moblogisacombinationoftwowords.Thefirstwordismobile,whichmeansamobilecamera.Thesecondwordisblog,awebsiteforpostingwordsandpictures.Typically,mobloggersarepeoplewhotakephotosorvideoswiththeirpho