專題一完形填空沖刺專項訓練（15空）-備戰(zhàn)2023年中考英語沖刺提分專項訓練精編版（原卷版）

完形填空沖刺專項訓練（15空） Cloze1Onepeacefulnight,Tenalicouldn’tsleep,sohewentouttothebackyardtogoforawalk.Suddenly,he1twoshadowyfigures(人影)movinginthedark,hidingthemselvesbehindthetrees.Tenalirealizedthattheymightbethieves(小偷).Hedecidedtoteachthema2.Hewentinsidehishouseandsaidtohiswifeloudly,“Dear,weneedto3allourvaluablesfromtheft.Let’smovethemtoa4place.Pleasebringmeametalbox.” Tenalithentoldhiswifehisreal5inalowvoice.Heaskedherto6somestonesandputtheminthemetalbox.Hecarriedthe7metalboxouttothewell（水井）inthebackyard.Thenhedroppeditintothewell.Theboxdroppedintothewater8aloudnoise:Splash!Then,Tenaliwentbackinsidetosleep. Thethieveswatchingallthishuggedeachother9.Theywentovertothewellandlookedintoit.Thewellwas10andhadalotofwater.Theycouldnotjumpintoit.11theydecidedtodrain(排干)thewell.Theydrewthewateroutwithabucket(桶)fromthewellandpoureditintothenearby12.Theyhadtodoitcarefullyandquietly. Inthemorning,Tenali13andwentouttothewell.On14him,boththethievesshookinfear.Tenalispoketothemgently,“Dearbrothers!Thankyousomuchforwateringmyvegetablesallthroughthenight!Iwanttoreward(酬謝)bothofyouintheking’spalaceforthe15youhaveofferedme.” Thethieveswereterriblyshockedandranawayatonce.1.A.greeted B.heard C.noticed D.imagined 2.A.skill B.lesson C.subject D.language3.A.prepare B.produce C.collect D.protect 4.A.safe

B.wide C.thick D.smooth 5.A.habit B.plan C.feeling D.interest 6.A.carry B.choose C.create D.bring 7.A.empty B.huge C.heavy D.light 8.A.in B.of C.for D.with 9.A.proudly B.carefully C.seriously D.excitedly 10.A.cool B.deep C.clean D.small 11.A.But B.And C.So D.Or 12.A.park B.garden C.forest D.field 13.A.wokeup B.stoodup C.stayedup D.putup 14.A.seeing B.calling C.passing D.catching 15.A.promises B.changes C.suggestions D.services Cloze2OnesummerdaywhenIwasinhighschool,myfathersentmetobuysometoolsforourfarm.Ilovednothingbetterthandrivingourfamilytrucktodo____1____.ButthistimeIwasnotsohappy____2____myfatherhadtoldmeIwouldhavetoaskforcredit（賒賬）attheshop.____3____isaproudage.Theyoungmenatthatagewantrespect（尊重）butnotcharity（救濟）.Ihadseenmanytimesthatmyfriendswere____4____whentheyaskedforcredit.Welivedinapoorvillage,where____5____wasneededseriously.Iknewclearlyhowdifficultitmightbetomaketheshopownerbelievemeandgetthecredit.AtDavid’sBrothersshop,BuckDavidwastalkingtoafarmer.AfterIfinished____6____thethingsIwanted,Iwalkedtohim.“Ineedtoputtheseoncredit,”Isaidtohim____7____.Thefarmergavemea____8____look.ButBuck’sfacedidn’tchangeatall.“Noproblem,”hesaidinarelaxingvoice,“Ibelieveyourfatherwill____9____themintime,”Thenheturnedtothefarmer,“ThisboyisJamesWilliam’sson.”Thefarmernoddedtomeinafriendlyway.Atthattime,Iwas_____10_____pride.JamesWilliam’sson,thesethree_____11_____openedadoortoanadult’srespectandtrust.ThatdayIdiscoveredthatagoodnamewasofgreatimportance.Myfather’sgoodnamehadwonourneighbors’respectforour_____12_____.Agoodname,andtheresponsibility（責任）thatcamewithitencouraged_____13_____alot.Theymadeusbe_____14_____thanwemightbe.Wealsowantedtoberegardedasgoodpeople._____15_____actinglikegoodpeopleforalongtime,webecamegoodoutofgoodhabits.1．A．something B．a(chǎn)nything C．nothing D．everything2．A．unless B．while C．because D．but3．A．Six B．Sixteen C．Sixty D．Sixth4．A．influenced B．cheered C．a(chǎn)greed D．refused5．A．health B．information C．money D．freedom6．A．making B．eating C．choosing D．buying7．A．loudly B．a(chǎn)ngrily C．easily D．carefully8．A．strange B．kind C．pleasant D．happy9．A．carefor B．payfor C．lookfor D．thankfor10．A．interestedin B．surprisedat C．famousfor D．fullof11．A．letters B．words C．sentences D．passages12．A．family B．friends C．children D．relatives13．A．us B．him C．them D．her14．A．cleverer B．stronger C．worse D．better15．A．With B．For C．By D．OnCloze3ItwasadaythatClairehadbeenexpectingforawhilenow.Sheknewshehadtogetbraces(牙套)putonherteeth.Severalofherteethwerenotgrowingin1,whichmightcausemanyproblemswithherotherteethasshegrewolder.Thebest2wastohavebraces.Theywouldbeonherteethforabouttwo3.Atthetime,Clairehadbeenverysadtothinkabout4bracesforsuchalongtime.Shethoughtofallthe5foodshewouldnotbeabletoeat.Andshehadtocareforherteethwithbracesonwasalmostlikefeedinga6.Shethoughtofhowshewouldhaveanewanddifferentsmile.Shedidn’twanttohaveanythingthatmadeher7inthecrowd.Clairewasalso8thatbraceswouldhurt.Herdentistsaidtheywouldfeeljustfine.Theymighttakeabittogetusedto,buttheywouldnothurt.Thosehad9Clairefeelbetterthanbefore,butshewasstillnervous.Thebigdaycame.Claire’smotherwenttothedentist’stocompany(陪伴)withher.Clairesatstill10thewholeperiod.Shetriedtothinkof11elsesothatshewouldn’tbeafraid.Itseemedtotakeforeverforthedentistto12,butfinally,hetoldhertositupandtakealookatthemirror.Clairewas13atfirst.Hersmilewasnew,andtherewereallthismetaltolookatnow!Shehadtogetusedtothe14.Itwouldallbeworthit15shewouldhaveabeautifulsmiletoenjoyforyearstocome!Shewaslookingforwardtoit.1.A.straight B.strong C.fast D.cute2.A.secret B.plan C.company D.solution3.A.days B.months C.years D.hours4.A.bringing B.having C.preferring D.planning5.A.hard B.warm C.soft D.heavy6.A.doctor B.child C.teacher D.reporter7.A.watchout B.takeout C.standout D.keepout8.A.worried B.pleased C.excited D.moved9.A.borrowed B.washed C.mixed D.made10.A.with B.between C.during D.for11.A.anything B.something C.nothing D.everything12.A.finish B.stop C.continue D.discuss13.A.lucky B.thankful C.angry D.surprised14.A.problem B.question C.change D.choice15.A.because B.though C.while D.unlessCloze4Mymotherhadagreatinfluenceonmylife.WhenIwasachild,shealwaystoldme,“Sharing___1___isasimpleact.Youdon’thavetodomuchtomakeothershappy.”Ididn’tfullyunderstandituntilmyfriendHelentoldmeaboutheramazingtriptoasmalltowncalledGary.Then,I___2___togothere,too.However,myparentsdidn’t___3___atfirstwhenknowingmyplan.TheysaidIdidn’tknowmuchabouttheplace.Theyworriedaboutmy___4___there.AfterIexplainedmyplantothemindetail(詳細地),they___5___saidyes.AfterarrivinginGary,I___6___thetownwassodifferentfromwhereIlived.Therewerefewstoresorrestaurantsinthetown,soyouwouldbe___7___enoughtofindaplacetobuyfoodordrinks.Houseswerebuiltonsmallhillsand___8___ofthemhadbrokendoorsorwindows.Myjobwastohelpthelocalpeopleto___9___theirhouses.Theworkdayswerelongandhot,___10___itwasreallygoodtoseethehousestakingonanewlookdaybyday.Thekidstherewerealsodifferent.Theyseemedtoenjoyeverymomentinlifethoughtheywerepoor.Thesmallthingscouldmakethem___11__.Icouldn’tfindwordstodescribetheirjoywhentheyreceivedanicecream,aballor___12___ahug(擁抱).Thecommunitywaslikeabigfamily.Everyonekneweachotherandwasreadyto_____13_____help.Whatawonderful___14___IhadinGary!Itrulylearnedthe___15___ofwhatmymothersaid.Youdon’tneedtodomuchtomakeadifferencetoothers’lives.A．love B．success C．interest D．painA．hadalook B．madeadecision C．playedapart D．madeamessA．mind B．compare C．a(chǎn)gree D．repeatA．difficulty B．safety C．traffic D．influenceA．finally B．badly C．suddenly D．recentlyA．doubted B．checked C．discovered D．imaginedA．dangerous B．crazy C．brave D．luckyA．much B．many C．few D．noneA．sell B．choose C．share D．repairA．unless B．though C．but D．sinceA．upset B．polite C．excited D．boredA．even B．a(chǎn)lso C．ever D．stillA．a(chǎn)ccept B．a(chǎn)void C．refuse D．offerA．experiment B．competition C．experience D．conversationA．a(chǎn)bility B．meaning C．reason D．skillCloze5“Chris,wouldyouliketoplaytheguitarwithusthisSaturday?”Ericinvited.“Ofcourse!”ChrisrepliedtoEriceven1thinkingaboutitbutanotherthoughtcameintohismind.He2playedtheguitarwellbefore.Buthowcouldhetellhisfriendsthat?He3iftheyknewthat,theywouldlaughathim.4hewenthome,hetookouthisguitar.Whenhe’dfirstgottenit,he’dbeen5andhadtriedtolearn.Afteranhour’s6,hecouldn’tfindtherightwaytoplayit.Hismother7himtokeeppracticing.Aftertryingforanotherhour,hestilldidn’tmakeany8.Atlast,theguitarwasputinacorner.Thenextday,hisfriendshadlunchwithhim.“Areyou9forouractivitiesonSaturday?”Larryasked.“Oh,that...”Chrissaidslowly.Howcouldhesaythathecouldn’tplay?“What’swrong?”Ericasked.“It’sjust...”Christhought.“TheywilllaughatmeifItellthemIcan’tplaytheguitar.”Chrisopened10mouth.“Canyouplaytheguitar?”Larrysaid.Healmostsaidhe11,buthedidn’twanttolie.“No,Ican’t.”Finally,hechosetobe12．“Actually,wehaveknownthatalready,”Ericsaid.“We13youtoplaytheguitar,becauseyou’vegotthebestguitarintheschool.Wewantyoutoplayit.Wewillteachandhelpyou!”Chriscouldn’tbelievewhatheheard.“That’sgreat.Ithoughtyouwouldlaughatme.”Larryshookhis14.“Weareyourfriendswhowillalwayshelpyou.”“Itakepridein15friendslikeyou,”Chrissaid.ThatSaturday,Chrislearnedtoplaytheguitarevenharder.1.A.with B.of C.by D.without2.A.often B.always C.never D.seldom3.A.thought B.asked C.said D.learned4.A.Since B.When C.Unless D.Although5.A.bored B.surprised C.excited D.worried6.A.practice B.experience C.information D.success7.A.ordered B.considered C.managed D.encouraged8.A.promise B.preparation C.progress D.decision9.A.angry B.ready C.late D.proud10.A.her B.his C.my D.your11.A.should B.must C.could D.might12.A.nervous B.brave C.modest D.honest13.A.refused B.hoped C.invited D.doubted14.A.arm B.tooth C.head D.body15.A.having B.saving C.hiding D.losingCloze6Myfatherwasaself-taughtmandolin（曼陀林琴）player.Heisoneofthebestplayersinourtown.Hecouldnot____1____music,butifheheardatune（曲子）afewtimes,hecouldplayit.Whenhewasyoung,hewasa____2____ofasmallcountrymusicband.Theyplayedatthelocalradiostation.Athome,Dadoftengotouthismandolinandplayedforthe___3___.Wethreechildrensangalong.____4____playedthemandolinlikemyfather.Hecould____5____yourheartwiththemusicthatcameoutofthatoldmandolin.Heseemedtoshinewhenhewasplaying.Youcouldseehis____6____inhisabilitytoplaysowellforhisfamily.ButDadhadtofindanotherjobinafactorylater____7____themoneyhemadeatthebandwasn’tenoughtosupportthefamily.Unluckily,hehadan____8____onedayandlostonefinger.Hecouldn’tplayas____9____asbefore.Formthenon,everytimeweaskedhimtoplay,hewouldmakeupreasonsto____10____downourrequest.However,wemissedhisperformancessomuch.____11____,heagreeedandsaid,“Okay,butremember,Ican’tholddownonthestrings（線）thewayI____12____to.“Whenheplayedtheoldmandolin,itcarriedusbacktoa____13____andhappytimeinourlives.Dadwasthatkindman.____14____waswhathewasdoingallhislife.Ifhecouldgive____15____toothers,hewould,especiallyhisfamily.Hewasalwaysthere,sacrificing（犧牲）histimetoseethathisfamilyhadenoughintheirlife.A．express B．raise C．read D．ledA．dancer B．member C．driver D．findA．friends B．workmates C．classmates D．familyA．Nobody B．Somebody C．Anybody D．EverybodyA．shut B．touch C．cover D．hurtA．doubt B．truth C．pride D．worryA．because B．a(chǎn)lthough C．so D．butA．a(chǎn)ction B．a(chǎn)ccident C．a(chǎn)rgument D．examA．deep B．fast C．well D．loudA．turn B．break C．close D．layA．Nearly B．Exactly C．Certainly D．FinallyA．regretted B．used C．kept D．pointedA．careful B．useful C．cheerful D．helpfulA．Giving B．Receiving C．Changing D．TakingA．production B．pleasure C．purpose D．patienceCloze7Onetimid(膽小的)personwenttoafamousspeakerandaskedthespeakertoteachhimwhatisbravery(勇敢).Thespeakersaid,“Iwillteachyouwhenyoufinishmytask.Youwillhavetoliveinabigcityandtelleverypersonthatyou1onyourwaywhoyouareforamonth.Youhavetosayit2,openlyandlookingstraightintotheperson’seyes.”Thepersongotreallysad,becausethistaskseemedveryscarytohim.Buthestilltravelledtoacitytofinishhis3.Atfirst,whenmeetingthestrangers,hewasscared.Healwaysforgothistaskandcouldn’t4toanyone.Butatthesametime,heknewhe5tofinishthespeaker’stask,sohebegantochallenge(挑戰(zhàn))himself.Whenhecameuptohisfirststrangertotellabouthimself,itseemedthathewould6becauseofhisfear.Butwitheverypassingday,his7soundedlouderandlouder.8cameamoment,themanfeltthathe’snotscaredanymore.Andthefurtherhecontinueddoingthespeaker’stask,the9hewas.Afteramonth,thepersoncamebacktothespeakerandsaid，“Thankyou,teacher.NowI’mnot10anymore.Ifinishedyourtask.ButIwanttoaskyouaquestion.11didyouknowthisstrangetaskwouldhelpme?”Thespeakersmiled,“Yourfearisonlyahabit.Andbydoingthethingsthatscareyou,youwillhavethecourageand12whatyouwant.Andnowyouknowthatbraveryisalsoa13.Ifyouwanttomakebraveryapartof14,youneedtochallengeyourfear.Thenthefearwillgoaway,andthebraverywill15yourheart.Justkeeponfighting.”1.A.give B.play C.join D.meet2.A.angrily B.loudly C.quietly D.quickly3.A.task B.dream C.method D.secret4.A.look B.smile C.talk D.nod5.A.loved B.needed C.hated D.regretted6.A.liedown B.takedown C.turndown D.breakdown7.A.voice B.sound C.music D.noise8.A.Recently B.Usually C.Suddenly D.Firstly9.A.poorer B.braver C.stranger D.lazier10.A.bored B.excited C.hopeful D.afraid11.A.How B.What C.Where D.When12.A.sell B.draw C.keep D.get13.A.choice B.interest C.habit D.decision14.A.myself B.yourself C.themselves D.ourselves15.A.fill B.train C.return D.missCloze8IalwaysknewthatIdependedtoomuchonmyphone.ButIdidn’tknowhowmuch,soIdecidedtodothis____1____tofindout.EverymorningsinceIgotasmartphone,I’veusedTheWeatherForecastApptofindoutwhatto____2____.Onthefirstmorning,Ihadtodresswithoutguidance,butthankfullyIwasabletoguessthatthedaywouldbecoldandfoggybylookingoutofmywindow.Icouldn’tknowwhattimeitwas.Ihaven’tworna____3____formorethanayear,becausemyphone____4____thetime.SoIwaslatefor____5____friendswhohadbeenonthebusfortwohoursfromSantaMonicatoPalosVerdes.Iwasalsodelayedformypart-timejob.And____6____Icouldn’tcallpeopletotellthemthatIwasrunninglate.Gettingplaceswasharder,too.Igot____7____becauseIcouldn’tusetheGPSonmyphone.Mydriving,though,gotalot____8____becauseInolongerhadmyphoneinonehandcheckingdirectionswhile____9____withtheother.Butthenumberonetroublewasnothavingmycontactlist.Iforgottowritedownmyfriends’andfamilymembers’phonenumbersbeforeI____10____thechallenge.ItwassadtorealizethatIcouldn’t____11____theircellphonenumbers.Oh,howI____12____toturnonthephoneforjustasecondtolookuptheirs!Evenwithalltheproblems,however,Ifound____13____notworryingaboutmissingatextmessageorane-mail.Thischallengewasanunbelievablelearningexperience.ItsurprisedmehowI’dtakennonoticeofeventhe____14____thingslikerememberingphonenumbers.Weallshould____15____sometimetothinkabouthowwecandependlessonourcellphones.A．task B．duty C．challenge D．jobA．carry B．wear C．take D．seeA．watch B．hat C．suit D．ringA．marked B．relaxed C．told D．calledA．makingup B．bringingup C．callingout D．pickingupA．evenso B．a(chǎn)fterall C．inall D．evenworseA．caught B．changed C．lost D．hurtA．easier B．safer C．slower D．quieterA．driving B．chatting C．writing D．movingA．supported B．forgot C．started D．reportedA．collect B．copy C．read D．rememberA．felt B．wished C．liked D．hatedA．peace B．silence C．patience D．confidenceA．happiest B．nicest C．simplest D．clearestA．spend B．spare C．enjoy D．wasteCloze9Shantiwantedthewoodendollinatoyshop.Shetoldherbestfriend,Jodi.“Howwillyou1it?”Jodiasked.Shantismiled,“IaskedmymomifIcouldmakejasmineflowersgarlands(茉莉花環(huán))andsellthematmyaunt’smarket.AndIwassohappythatmymother2tothat.”3inthenextmorning,thegirlsmetandsatunderamangotreetoturntheflowersintogarlands.“4wesellenoughgarlands,wecanbothgetadoll,”saidShanti.Jodithoughtaboutitforawhileandshookherhead.“I’llusemymoneyto5mybrotherKiran’smedicine.”O(jiān)nawarmafternoon,Shantisetofftoheraunt’smarketandhadsoldallherflowersbyearlyevening.ShantiwasonherwayhomewhenshesawJodi6tothemarketwithhergarlands.“Whyareyouso7?”Shantiasked.“IhadtolookafterKiran,”Jodisaid.ShantiknewJodiwouldn’tmake8moneyforthemedicinenow.Shantilookedatthemoney9herhand.“Here.Keepthisforthemedicine.”Shantiputher10intoJodi’shands.Thenextweek,whileShantiandJodigatheredblossoms(花束),Kirancame,too.“Thedoctorhadcured(治療)hiscoughandmadehim11，”Jodisaid.“Nowyou’reKiran’sbestfriend.Yourmoneymade12well.”Later,whenShantirantothe13,shefoundsomeonehadboughtthedoll.Shantileft14andranhome.However,hermotherhandedherapackage.Onthefrontofthepackagewasa15:Forourbestfriend,Shanti.FromJodiandKiran.Shantiopenedit.Herdoll!JodihadboughtthedollforShanti!1.A.afford B.stand C.allow D.avoid2.A.preferred B.refused C.agreed D.offered3.A.Clearly B.Deeply C.Lately D.Early4.A.Until B.If C.Unless D.Though5.A.askfor B.lookfor C.payfor D.waitfor6.A.running B.flowing C.walking D.driving7.A.early B.busy C.lazy D.late8.A.short B.enough C.little D.simple9.A.on B.to C.in D.of10.A.money B.box C.hand D.food11.A.healthy B.successful C.friendly D.silent12.A.me B.them C.him D.her13.A.market B.hospital