10完形填空訓練之興趣愛好類-2024年中考英語閱讀理解提分寶典（原卷版）

10完形填空訓練之興趣愛好類（2023·湖南永州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）FromPlayertoArtistMynameisMicahJohnson.For24years,Iplayedbaseballeveryday.Ireachedthehighestlevelofthe1,playingformajorleagueteams.OnceIgotthere,Iwouldthink,“Okay,Ididit.”Idon’tcareifittakes100years:Ifit’ssomethingthatsomebodysaysIcan’tdo,I’mgoingto2everythingIcantodoit.AndwhenIdoit,Ithink,

“Okay,what’sthenextthingI’mgoingtodo?”Istartedpaintingin2016,whenIwaswiththeLosAngelesDodgers.WhenIcamehomefromagameandIwasnotjustgoingtobed.That’swhenIwould3.Iwasjustsocrazyaboutpainting.In2018,mytimewasdoneinMajorLeagueBaseball.I’dfalleninlovewithartandcreativity.Istartedpaintingyoungblackkidsas4afterIheardayoungblackkidaskifastronautscouldbeblack.Iknewpaintingthesepictureswassomethingspecial.Iwantedtoreachmorepersonswithmymessage.SoI5a3DcharacternamedAku.He’sablackkidwho’sbraveandconfident.He6anoversizespacehelmet（頭盔）.Thisway,itallowshimtotravelthroughtheInternet.Lastyear,AkuwasonthecoverofTIME.Later,ImadehimintoanNFT.NFTsareartworksthatareboughtandsoldonline.Itmeansthatpeoplecanbuyandownthem.WithNFTs,youcansearchforsomethingontheInternetfreely.Ifoundmypassion（酷愛）,soItradedmybaseballbatfora7.Kidscanfindapaththat’s8tothembyshowingupeveryday,andjustgoingdeeperintothethingstheycareabout.In2021,anNFTofAkutraveledaroundEarthonboardtheInternationalSpaceStation.That’ssomethingyoucan’teven9!Ifyoukeepworkingtowardsomethingthatyou’repassionateabout,10thatyoucan’tevenimaginearegoingtopresentthemselves.1．A．music B．drawing C．sport2．A．think B．try C．believe3．A．paint B．play C．relax4．A．a(chǎn)ctors B．a(chǎn)stronauts C．a(chǎn)rtists5．A．watched B．imagined C．created6．A．wears B．buys C．borrows7．A．basketball B．paintbrush C．football8．A．meaningful B．painful C．hard9．A．workon B．takeout C．dreamof10．A．chances B．difficulties C．hobbies（2023·湖南永州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）FromPlayertoArtistMynameisMicahJohnson.For24years,Iplayedbaseballeveryday.Ireachedthehighestlevelofthe1,playingformajorleagueteams.OnceIgotthere,Iwouldthink,“Okay,Ididit.”Idon’tcareifittakes100years:Ifit’ssomethingthatsomebodysaysIcan’tdo,I’mgoingto2everythingIcantodoit.AndwhenIdoit,Ithink,

“Okay,what’sthenextthingI’mgoingtodo?”Istartedpaintingin2016,whenIwaswiththeLosAngelesDodgers.WhenIcamehomefromagameandIwasnotjustgoingtobed.That’swhenIwould3.Iwasjustsocrazyaboutpainting.In2018,mytimewasdoneinMajorLeagueBaseball.I’dfalleninlovewithartandcreativity.Istartedpaintingyoungblackkidsas4afterIheardayoungblackkidaskifastronautscouldbeblack.Iknewpaintingthesepictureswassomethingspecial.Iwantedtoreachmorepersonswithmymessage.SoI5a3DcharacternamedAku.He’sablackkidwho’sbraveandconfident.He6anoversizespacehelmet（頭盔）.Thisway,itallowshimtotravelthroughtheInternet.Lastyear,AkuwasonthecoverofTIME.Later,ImadehimintoanNFT.NFTsareartworksthatareboughtandsoldonline.Itmeansthatpeoplecanbuyandownthem.WithNFTs,youcansearchforsomethingontheInternetfreely.Ifoundmypassion（酷愛）,soItradedmybaseballbatfora7.Kidscanfindapaththat’s8tothembyshowingupeveryday,andjustgoingdeeperintothethingstheycareabout.In2021,anNFTofAkutraveledaroundEarthonboardtheInternationalSpaceStation.That’ssomethingyoucan’teven9!Ifyoukeepworkingtowardsomethingthatyou’repassionateabout,10thatyoucan’tevenimaginearegoingtopresentthemselves.1．A．music B．drawing C．sport2．A．think B．try C．believe3．A．paint B．play C．relax4．A．a(chǎn)ctors B．a(chǎn)stronauts C．a(chǎn)rtists5．A．watched B．imagined C．created6．A．wears B．buys C．borrows7．A．basketball B．paintbrush C．football8．A．meaningful B．painful C．hard9．A．workon B．takeout C．dreamof10．A．chances B．difficulties C．hobbies（2023·陜西·統(tǒng)考中考真題）DearHelenKeller,I’mgladtowritetoyouagaintotellyouhowyourbookhasinfluencedme.Ireadthatyoureallybroughtyourparentslotsof1andtheydidn’tknowwhattodo!Thentheyfoundagreat2foryou—Ms.Sullivan.Withgreatpatience,sheshowedandtaughtyouthattherewasawordtodescribeeveryobjectandidea.BecauseofMs.Sullivan,you’renowableto3andwritebytouch.Ialsoreadthatyoulovetoaskquestions.Sonow,Idothesamethingasyoudo.Itreallyhelpsmealotto4.IamlearningmorenowthanIeverdidbeforeIlostmyhearing.Maybemymotheris5whenshesays“everycloudhasasilverlining.*”Evenwhensomethingseemsreallybad,a6thingcanefromit.IhaveabestfriendAnnaBaileyinmycity.WhenIlostmyhearing,I7Iwouldlosethisfriend.Ithoughtshemightwanttoplayonlywithpeoplewhocouldhear.ButIwaswrong.Annastayed8withme.Sheevenhelpedme.ShetoldmeIwouldgetusedtobeingdeaf.“Itmighttakesometime,”shesaid.“Butyou’llfindyourfeet.**”Shemademefeel9.WhenIfirstheardaboutyou,Iwasreally10andinterested.Eventhoughyouaredeafandblind,youcandoalmostanything!Youevenwenttocollege.Youarelikeaherotome.IhopethatonedayIcanvisityou.Yours,AmeliaGrant*Thesayingmeansthat“everysadordifficultsituationhasapositiveside”.**Theexpression“tofindyourfeet”means“tobeeconfidentinanewsituation”.1．A．trouble B．help C．a(chǎn)dvice D．luck2．A．cleaner B．worker C．teacher D．driver3．A．dance B．read C．play D．watch4．A．a(chǎn)nswer B．draw C．see D．learn5．A．wrong B．right C．free D．busy6．A．good B．strange C．funny D．usual7．A．ordered B．forgot C．hoped D．thought8．A．members B．cousins C．friends D．strangers9．A．happy B．sad C．bad D．shy10．A．worried B．bored C．tired D．surprised（2023·河北·統(tǒng)考中考真題）Somepeoplehavenointerestinsports.Theythinkthatsportsmakethem1andsmellbad.Theysay,“Whywastetimeplayingsports?”Tothesepeople,Ipolitelysay,“Youhavenotdiscoveredthe2ofsports!”LetmesharewithyouabasketballgameIplayedtwoweeksago.Ourparentsandfriendswerethereto3us.Alotofpeoplewerewatching.Weallwantedto4thegameinfrontofsomanypeople.Thegamewas5overandwewereonepointbehind.Ourcoachcalledustogetherandsaid,“Okay,thisisit!Eitherwescorenoworthegameisover.Let’sworkhardtoscore.Evenifwedon’tscore,6weknowthatwehavetriedourbest.So,boys,don’tthinktoomuch.Itdoesn’tmatterifwelose.Justdoit.”Well,inthelast7ofthegame,wetrulyscoredandtwoteamstied(打成平局)!Wewentintoovertime(加時)andwelostintheend.Butafterthegame,thecoachhuggedallofus.Hetoldusthathewas8becausehehadneverseenateamtryharderthanus.Tobehonest,I9alotofpleasureinplayingsports.Itmakesmehappyandfortable.That’swhyIplaysportswheneverIgetthechance.Somy10istochooseasportandkeepdoingit.Yourbodywillthankyouandyourmindwillbereadytoworkwell.1．A．lazy B．tired C．ugly D．stupid2．A．price B．time C．fun D．level3．A．call B．praise C．help D．cheer4．A．win B．watch C．join D．report5．A．suddenly B．nearly C．finally D．recently6．A．a(chǎn)tfirst B．a(chǎn)tonce C．a(chǎn)ttimes D．a(chǎn)tleast7．A．month B．week C．hour D．minute8．A．brave B．a(chǎn)ctive C．proud D．honest9．A．feel B．face C．guess D．give10．A．a(chǎn)dvice B．order C．a(chǎn)ction D．interest（2023·四川遂寧·中考真題）HaveyouheardofZhuYanjun,amiddleagedbuilderfromasmallvillageinGansuProvince?Canyoubelievethathe1thesecondprizeinChinesePoetrypetitionhostedbyCCTVinFebruary,2023?Borninafamilyoffarmers,Zhu’slovefor2startedfromaveryyoungageundertheinfluenceofhisChineseteacher.Hedreamedofwritinghisownbooksoneday,justlikehisteacher.3hefinishedmiddleschool,Zhuwenttobigcitiestolookforjobs.Heworkedforhousebuildinginmorethanten4whereverhewas,hewenttolocalbookstoreswithanotebook.Hewouldtakenotesfromthebooksand5thewordsinadictionarytocheckthemeanings.Atthebeginning,hereadpoemsfromtheTangDynastyandpoemswrittenbyChairmanMaoZedong.Astimewentby,hefoundsome6methodstorememberthem.HeespeciallylikesChairmanMao’swords:7intheworldisdifficultforonewhosetshismindtoit.Overtheyears,hehasread8poemsandcanmemorizemorethan1,000ofthem.ThereisanoldChinesesaying,“Reading10,000booksisnotasgoodastraveling10,000miles.”Zhusaid,“9Ihavebeentomanydifferentcities,itisnotfortravel.Igettoknowthehistoryandtraditionsofmanyplacesbyreadingbooksandpoems.Itopensupanew10forme.”Readingalsohelpshimlive11andheneverplains(抱怨)abouthardwork.Thereare12everywhereinhishome,sohecanreadwheneverhewants.Zhuwasvery13inhischildren’sstudy.Thechildrenwererequiredtofinishtheirhomeworkanddosomereadingbeforetheyplay.“Gettingagoodeducationisveryimportantformykids,becauseknowledgecanbring14abetterlife,”saidZhu.Zhuisalready50yearsold,buthekeepsonlearningallthetime.Hisstorytellsusthatlearningisalifelongjourney.Whetherweareoldor15,weshouldalwayslearntoimproveourselves.Ourlifetimeislimited.Let’sputittogooduse.1．A．invented B．won C．created D．discovered2．A．reading B．singing C．drawing D．running3．A．If B．During C．After D．Unless4．A．museums B．villages C．countries D．cities5．A．putup B．writedown C．lookup D．takeout6．A．useful B．fair C．real D．a(chǎn)ncient7．A．something B．nothing C．everything D．a(chǎn)nything8．A．several B．a(chǎn)few C．thousandsof D．a(chǎn)coupleof9．A．Assoonas B．Because C．Until D．Although10．A．building B．house C．school D．world11．A．politely B．peacefully C．heavily D．safely12．A．books B．clothes C．letters D．pictures13．A．talented B．strict C．interested D．pleased14．A．her B．him C．me D．them15．A．rich B．poor C．young D．kind（2023·江蘇泰州·中考真題）HuMing,aGuizhouUniversityteacher,whose10yearoldmotherhasAlzheimer’sdisease(阿爾茨海默病),hastotakehismothertoclasswithhim.Andhehasdonethisforyears.Maybeyouwillsayhecanhavesomeotherpeopletakecareofhis1.Indeed,hehassisters.Butthey2doitbecausehismotheronlyrecognizeshim.

Andshe3himwhereverhegoes.Healsotriedanursebutfailed.“Mymother’sillnesswas4.Shedrankdishwater,andshemistookwashingpowder(洗衣粉)forsaltorsugar.”explained58yearoldHu.“Icouldn’timagineshestayedathomewithoutmeandthatalwaysmademe5,soIbegantotakeherwithmetoclass.”“Withmymothersitting6inclass,Iwasabletopaymoreattentiontoteaching,”Huadded.Butstill,therearemanydifferentvoices.ThenHutolda7.Asontookhismother,oldand8,toarestaurantfordinner.

Whileeating,themotherdroppedthefood9,onhershirtandtrousers,thetable,thechairandthefloor.

Otherpeoplewatchedherindisgust(厭惡)whilethesonwas10.Whenthemother11eating,thesonquietlytookhertothewashroom,cleanedthefoodontheclothes,smoothedherhairandfittedherglasses.Whentheycameout,allthepeoplewere12them.

Withoutsayinganythingorwatchinganybody,thesonwalked13topaythebillandstartedwalkingpeacefullyoutwithhismother.Atthattime,anoldwomancalledouttothesonandaskedhim,“Don’tyouthinkyouleftsomethingbehindyou?”Thesonthoughtforafewseconds,“No,madam,Ididn’t.”hereplied.Theoldwomansaid,“Yes,youdid!Yougavealessontoeverysonand14toeverymother.”“Tocareforthosewhoonce15forusisourduty.

Iamason,andwhat’swrongwithbeingthehopeformymother?”Husaid.1．A．student B．sister C．mother D．teacher2．A．mustn’t B．can’t C．shouldn’t D．needn’t3．A．catches B．carries C．follows D．watches4．A．pleasant B．hopeful C．serious D．mon5．A．worried B．surprised C．interested D．excited6．A．noisily B．quietly C．sadly D．politely7．A．joke B．lie C．story D．truth8．A．humorous B．impolite C．kind D．weak9．A．everywhere B．somewhere C．a(chǎn)nywhere D．nowhere10．A．nervous B．calm C．a(chǎn)ngry D．a(chǎn)mazed11．A．started B．remembered C．finished D．continued12．A．weling B．watching C．greeting D．teaching13．A．shamefully B．difficultly C．suddenly D．directly14．A．money B．hope C．room D．a(chǎn)dvice15．A．cared B．looked C．waited D．paid（2023·內(nèi)蒙古通遼·統(tǒng)考中考真題）KatySullivanisanactress,anathlete,andapersonwhoalsorefusestoacceptthewords“no”or“Ican’t”.Shewasbornwithoutthelowerhalfofherlegsandhaswornprosthetic(假體的)onesallherlife.ShegrewupinAlabama,theUSandhada(n)1childhood.Shekeptupwithhersistersandbrothersatthegymandtheswimmingpool.Shefeelslucky2herfamilytreatedherinjustthesamewayastheothermembers.Whenapersonisbornwithoutlegs,thereareplentyofthingsthataredifficulttodo.ButKatybelievedshecould3anything.Soshechosetwojobs4weredifficultevenwithbothlegs.Asateenager,sheoncesawagoodmovie.Beforeitwas5,Katyhadmadeuphermindtobeanactress.ShedidadegreeintheaterandthenmovedtoLosAngeles,wheresheplayed6intheater,televisionandmovies.Shehasapositiveviewoflife.Shethinksthatifyoubelieveyoucandosomething,youshould7it.SowhenKaty’sfriendaskedher8she’dliketotryrunning,shesaid“yes”.Shewasgivenapairofrunninglegsandshe9hernewlife.Katywasthefirstpersonintheworldwithtwoprostheticlegstotakeuprunningasapetitivesport.Sheenteredthefinal100metersinthe2012LondonParalympics.Katy’sfamily,friends,andfanslookuptoherasan10ofsomeonewhohasovereherdifficultyandrealizedherdreams.1．A．terrible B．a(chǎn)ctive C．mysterious D．lonely2．A．because B．but C．so D．unless3．A．require B．examine C．prevent D．a(chǎn)chieve4．A．which B．they C．who D．those5．A．up B．on C．out D．over6．A．games B．sports C．music D．roles7．A．gofor B．getusedto C．lookfor D．givein8．A．that B．what C．whether D．how9．A．changed B．started C．described D．prepared10．A．explorer B．influence C．example D．enemy（2023·甘肅蘭州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）ItoldmyparentsthatIwantedtovisitmygrandparentsalone.Ididn’tseethemforalongtimeandI1themalot.Althoughmyparentsagreed,theywere2worriedaboutmysafety.Sotheytoldmesomethingthatwouldhappenontheway3mygrandparents’andencouragedmetosolvetheproblemsbymyself.Whenthe4came,myparentscametothetrainstationtoseemeoff.Whilewewerewaitingforthetrain,myfathergavemealetter.HetoldmeIcouldreaditifIfeltafraidontheway.Withthetrainmovingslowly,Isaid5tothem.Ilookedoutofthewindowandsawgreenfarmsandbeautifulvillagesalongtheway.AndIwasvery6.Atonestation,atallandheavymangotonthetrainandsatnexttome.Igotalittlenervous.Suddenly,I7whatmyfathergavemeandtoldmeatthestation.Iopenedtheletter.Itsaid,“Neverbeafraid.I’mtogetherwithyouinthistrain.”Seeingthis,Ibegantofeelrelaxed.Itriedtospeakwiththemanandhetalkedwithmeso8.Webothfeltquitehappyalltheway.Inourlife,therearemanytimeswhenweneedtodosomething9.Weneedn’tbeafraidbecauseourparentsarealwayswithus.Rememberweshouldtry10besttosolvealltheproblemsbyourselves.1．A．missed B．helped C．thanked D．understood2．A．hardly B．still C．seldom D．never3．A．a(chǎn)t B．for C．with D．to4．A．day B．week C．month D．year5．A．sorry B．hello C．goodbye D．no6．A．sad B．happy C．bored D．upset7．A．borrowed B．refused C．remembered D．forgot8．A．kindly B．a(chǎn)ngrily C．clearly D．shyly9．A．slowly B．carefully C．quietly D．a(chǎn)lone10．A．my B．his C．our D．their（2023·內(nèi)蒙古包頭·統(tǒng)考中考真題）AwalkintheparkIshafellbackonhersofastronglyandfoundherselfgettingterriblyupset.Herlivingroomwastoohotand1,andshecouldn’tbeartostaythereonemoresecond.She2upsuddenlyanddecidedthatshehadtogooutsideforsomefreshair.MaybeherneighbourGeorgiawouldwantto3withher.“Mum,”shecalled,“canIgooutsideandplaywithGeorgia?”“Absolutelynot!”hermumreplied.“Eventhoughitlooks4now,it’sgoingtorainlaterandIdon’twantyoutogetwet.”Takingnocareofhermum’swarning,Ishastucktoher5.Hermumhadgoneupstairstodosomeworkinheroffice,soIshahadthe6tosneak(偷偷地走;溜)outofthehouseandcalloutGeorgia.Luckily,she7.Thegirlsmetinthestreetandchattedhappily8theywalked.Beforelong,Ishawonderediftheyhad9—theywereinasmallunknownpark,andnoneofthebuildingsnearbylookedfamiliar.Thingsgoteven10whenshefoundsomeheavycloudsrolledin(滾滾而來).Thefirstraindropsfell,andthegirlsdecidedtogo11.Isha’s12wasbeatingfastasshetriedtosneakbackintothehousewithoutbeing13byhermum.However,toIsha’ssurprise,hermumwaswaiting14inthelivingroomforher.“eon,”saidhermuminpeace,“l(fā)et’sgetyouintosomedryclothesbeforeyoucatcha15.”1．A．relaxing B．boring C．bright2．A．stood B．gave C．stayed3．A．play B．dance C．read4．A．terrible B．nice C．dark5．A．a(chǎn)greement B．promise C．decision6．A．message B．money C．chance7．A．failed B．succeeded C．refused8．A．when B．if C．because9．A．eout B．gotlost C．setoff10．A．better B．funnier C．worse11．A．on B．back C．a(chǎn)round12．A．drum B．wing C．heart13．A．noticed B．doubted C．required14．A．excitedly B．a(chǎn)ngrily C．patiently15．A．cold B．ball C．bus（2023·廣東·統(tǒng)考中考真題）LittleDoraalwayswantedasister.SowhenMumtoldhershewouldhaveoneinsixmonths,shefeltvery1.ButDorahadtobeawayforsometime.Shehadpromisedtostaywithhergrandparentstillautumncame.“HowcanImake2gofaster?Ican’twaittoseethe3.”Dorasaidtoherselfwhileshewassittinginhergrandparents’yardoneday.Shehadagood4whenshesawtheappletreeintheyard.Shedecidedto5apictureofthetreeeachday.AsGrandpasaid,bythetimeshesawredapplesonthetree,shewouldhaveasister!Dora’sfirstpicturewasatreefullofgreenleaves.Daybyday,theweathergotcooler.Theleavesslowly6theircolourandtinyapplesappearedamongthem.7,Doradrewherlastpictureofthetree.Ithadalotofredapples.Nowitwastimetoreturnhome.Whensheenteredthehouse,MumandDadwere8heronthesofa.Eachofthemwas9ababyintheirarms.“Nowyouhaveasisterandabrother!”Dadsaid.“Wow,I’mthe10sisterintheworld!”Dorasaidhappily.“Look!Theirfacesareasroundasredapples.Theyaresocute.”1．A．rich B．a(chǎn)fraid C．nervous D．cheerful2．A．a(chǎn)ir B．time C．light D．water3．A．yard B．tree C．baby D．a(chǎn)pple4．A．job B．idea C．life D．trip5．A．buy B．take C．draw D．borrow6．A．shared B．found C．passed D．changed7．A．Finally B．Really C．Usually D．Suddenly8．A．waitingfor B．laughingat C．lookingafter D．learningfrom9．A．hiding B．training C．walking D．holding10．A．funniest B．smallest C．luckiest D．prettiest（2023·廣西·統(tǒng)考中考真題）Lisaworksinthedininghallofaprimaryschool.Herjobistoservebreakfastandlunchtoteachersand1.BecauseLisahasahearingproblem,thestudentsweren’tableto2withhereffectively(有效地).Theyjustpointedtothe3theywanted.Thisyear,however,thingshavechangedalot.ItallstartedwithBetty,anewteacherattheschool.Bettyhaslearnedsignlanguage(手語)4threeyears.Oneday,shestartedaconversationinsignlanguagewithLisainthedininghall.Thestudentstherestoppedeatingand5thesignlanguageconversationwithinterest.Thenextday,Bettyasked6students,“Wouldyouliketolearnhowto7yourhandsto‘talk’toLisa?”Everyoneintheclasssaidyes.Shethenbeganteachingthestudentssome8waystosayhelloandhowtoorderfood.Theheadteacheroftheschoolheardaboutthis.9hedecidedthatthewholeschoolshouldlearnsomesignlanguage.Now,allthepeopleattheschoolarelearningsignlanguage10.AndLisaisfeelingsolovedatwork!1．A．students B．parents C．cooks2．A．work B．check C．municate3．A．chalk B．food C．money4．A．a(chǎn)fter B．of C．for5．A．watched B．guided C．finished6．A．my B．your C．her7．A．pull B．use C．wash8．A．easy B．noisy C．sweet9．A．Or B．And C．But10．A．early B．a(chǎn)ngrily C．a(chǎn)ctively（2023·湖南郴州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）WhenIwasyoung,IlivedinasmallvillageinMelaka,Malaysiawithmyparentsandtwobrothers.1wewerepoor,welivedhappily.TheLinfamily,livinginthebicycleshopoppositeourhouse,hadaneven2life.Mr.Lin,thebicyclerepairman,hadsixchildren.Hecouldn’tbuynewclothesandgetenoughfoodforthem.Hischildrenwerealwaysdressedinoldclothesandlookedvery3.Myfatherwaskindhearted.Heranagrocerystore(食品雜貨店).He4tookwhateverfoodwecouldsparetoMr.Lin.Tomakemoremoney,Mr.Linstartedsellingsecondhand5inhisshop.Heworkedveryhard.Astime6,thenumberofcustomersinhisshopincreasedandalotofbicyclesweresoldout.Thebusinessinhisshopgotbetterandbetter.Itwasatthistimethatmyfatherfellillfornoclearreason.Mymothertookhimtoseedoctorsmanytimes,buthedidn’tgetbetter.Evenworse,thebusinessinthegrocerystorewasindangeroffailing.Andoneofuschildrenhadtostopschoolingbecausewecouldnot7thefees(費用).Mr.Linknewaboutourdifficultiesandcametohelp.Heintroducedmyfathertoafamousdoctor.Andnotlong,thedoctorhealed(治愈)myfather.Mr.Linalsoraisedmoneytosupport8education.ThankstoMr.Lin,thingsgotbetter.WheneverImetupwithMr.Lin,Iwouldthankhim9hishelp.Mr.Linsaidwithabigsmile,“I’mjustrepaying(回報)the10thatyourfatherhasshownme.”1．A．Because B．Although C．Unless2．A．harder B．easier C．quieter3．A．lonely B．heavy C．thin4．A．often B．seldom C．never5．A．books B．bicycles C．clothes6．A．wentby B．wentoff C．wentback7．A．a(chǎn)ccept B．a(chǎn)chieve C．a(chǎn)fford8．A．your B．their C．our9．A．for B．with C．to10．A．sadness B．kindness C．happiness（202·湖北宜昌·統(tǒng)考中考真題）Adragonboatracewillbeheldinourcitytomorrow.Nomatterwhattheresultis,weareexcitedaboutthe1.Iwasluckyenoughtobe2fortheteamofouruniversitylastyear.Eachofushaddifferentlevelsoffitness(體質(zhì))atthebeginning.WhenIcouldonlylift5kilosforthe3time,otherscouldlift0already.Wecheeredourselvesupandalwaystrainedtogether4wewereallinthesameboat.Wetook5inourprogress.Sometimes,we6eachotherwithjusteyecontact(接觸).Oneday,afterfivehoursoftraining,Iwasso7thatIcouldn’tgoon.8,Isawtheteammatesbesideandinfrontstilltryingtheirbesttorow(劃).IrealizedthatifIstopped,itwouldbe9forourboattogoforward.SoIhadtokeepgoing10wereachedtheend.Pullingtogetheristhemosttreasuredthingwehavewhenweareinthedragonboat.Tinlovesthe11ofourteam.Asourcoach,he12believesthateveryonehastheirowntalent.Alltheirabilitycanbebroughtoutaslongasitis13intherightplace.Actually,wecouldnotaffordto14anyoneofourteam,orwewon’twin.Whenwearerowing,weareabig15.Nowwearereadyfortheingdragonboatrace.1．A．game B．place C．rule D．time2．A．beaten B．chosen C．hidden D．broken3．A．fourth B．third C．second D．first4．A．a(chǎn)lthough B．because C．unless D．whether5．A．pride B．doubt C．pity D．worry6．A．warned B．kicked C．understood D．treated7．A．clever B．relaxed C．silly D．tired8．A．Recently B．Certainly C．However D．Maybe9．A．faster B．safer C．harder D．better10．A．till B．if C．since D．while11．A．name B．spirit C．symbol D．flag12．A．strongly B．hardly C．nearly D．suddenly13．A．shut B．hit C．put D．cut14．A．visit B．lose C．a(chǎn)ccept D．check15．A．village B．school C．market D．family（2023·浙江杭州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）InFebruary2007,abouttwohundredparagliderswereinAustraliatopreparefortheWorldChampionship.TheyincludedEwaWisnierska,aGermanparaglidingchampion(冠軍).Onemorning,asthe1weregettingreadytotakeoff,theynoticedthataterriblestormwasing.However,theydecidedto2.Afterall,thesewerethebestparaglidersintheworld.Unluckily,asthepetitorstookoff,theweatherquicklybecame3.Ewatriedtogetawayfromthestorm,buttwohuge4cametogetherandcaughther.ThecloudspulledEwaupinsidethestormlikealeafinthe5.Sheflewhigherandhigher,withlightning(閃電)andhailstones(冰雹)allaroundher.“Iwas6,”shetoldreportersafterwards.“ThelastthingI7,itwasdark.Icouldhearlightningallaroundme.”She8toabout10,000metershighandthenlostallhersenses.Atthatheight,thetemperaturewasabout40℃.AfterfortyminutesEwawokeup.Shewasstillinsidethestorm.Itwasdarkandhailstoneswere9past.Theywereasbigastennisballs.Finally,Ewacameoutofthestormcloudand10towardsasmallfarmandlanded11.Shefelltotheground,too12tocallforhelp.Whenherteam13her,shewas60kmawayfromtheplacewhereshetookoff.Shewascoveredinice—butalive!Ewawassenttoa(an)14fortreatmentatonc