專(zhuān)題06 完形填空01-人物故事 （原卷版）

專(zhuān)題06完形填空（人物故事）（2023·浙江麗水·統(tǒng)考中考真題）Iwasbored.Isatonthesofaeatingpopcornandlookingforsomething1onTV.Istoppedtowatchashow:aboyaboutmyagewashypnotizing（催眠）amanandhavinghimdoallthefunnythings.2,Icameupwithaplan.“IbetIcoulddothat,”Ithought.Ijumpedupandracedtothediningroomtogetsomestringandaspoon.Itiedthestringtothespoon.OK!Iwas3.Icouldn’twait.Iwalkedintothe4,wheremymomwaspreparingdinner.IaskedMomifshewantedtobehypnotized.Ofcourse,mymom5.AsIstartedtoswingthe6slowlyinfrontofmymom’sface,Isaid,“Youaregettingsleepy,youaregettingverysleepy.”After7itafewtimes,ItoldherthatwhenIcountedtothree,shewouldbecomeElvis,apopsinger.Icounted,andatthatverymoment,Momstartedto8.IcouldhardlybelievethatIwasabletohypnotizeMomonmy9try.Iwasexcited.Thiswassoooocool!Afterawhile,Idecidedthatitwastimeto10Mom.IcouldhardlywaittoseeMom’sreaction（反應(yīng)）whenItoldher11wedidit!“WhenIclapmyhandsthreetimes,you’llbebacktoyourusualself,”Isaidconfidently.IclappedloudlyasIcountedthenumbers,12Momcontinuedsingingasifnothinghadhappened.Whatwaswrong?Istartedtofeel13.Ididn’tknowwhattodo.ItlookedsoeasyonTV.Istartedto14.Justthen,mymomrealizedIdidn’tknow15hadonlybeenpretending（假裝）tobehypnotized.Shestoppedandhuggedme.Tothisday,MomandIstilllaughaboutthedayIhypnotizedher.1．A．interesting B．educational C．important D．traditional2．A．Luckily B．Recently C．Suddenly D．Certainly3．A．a(chǎn)ctive B．free C．popular D．ready4．A．bedroom B．kitchen C．study D．yard5．A．a(chǎn)greed B．cooked C．left D．complained6．A．coin B．pencil C．spoon D．ring7．A．dropping B．swinging C．fixing D．washing8．A．draw B．sing C．dance D．write9．A．first B．second C．third D．last10．A．lookafter B．playwith C．listento D．wakeup11．A．when B．where C．why D．how12．A．a(chǎn)nd B．or C．but D．so13．A．a(chǎn)ngry B．pleased C．calm D．worried14．A．cry B．jump C．smile D．run15．A．he B．I C．she D．you（2023·湖北隨州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）Once,inasmallvillage,livedafamilywitheightchildren.Twoofthechildrenloved16verymuch,butthefamilywassopoorthatitwasimpossibletosend17ofthemtostudyattheartcollegeatthesametime.Aftermanydiscussions,thetwoboysfinally18aplan.Theywouldtoss(拋)acoin.Theloserwouldgo19intothemines(煤礦)and,withhisearnings(賺的錢(qián)),20hisbrotherstudyingatthecollege.Then,whenthebrotherwhowonthetossfinishedhisstudies,afterfouryears,hewouldsupporttheotherbrotherstudyingatthe21.JameswonthetossandJackwentdownintothemines.Jamesworkedwithallhisheartandhispaintingsweremuch22thanthoseofmostofhisteachers,andbythetimehe23,hewasbeginningtomakealotofmoneyforhispaintings.24Jamesreturned,thefamilyheldabigdinnerforhisgreatsuccess.Soonafterthemealbegan,James25upfromhisseattodrinkatoast(敬酒)tohisdear26.Hesaid,“Jack,nowyoucangototheartcollegeandyour27willcometrue.Iwilltakecareofyou.”ButJacksaid28,“Brother,thefouryearsinthemineshasdonetoomuchtomyhands,soit’stoo29.NowIcan’tevenholdaglass.”Toshowhisgreatloveandrespect,Jamesdrewhisbrother’s30withfingerstowardsthesky.HecalledhisdrawingThePrayingHands,whichbecameveryfamousyearslater.16．A．painting B．swimming C．singing D．dancing17．A．a(chǎn)ny B．a(chǎn)ll C．both D．neither18．A．lookedout B．workedout C．tookout D．wentout19．A．off B．a(chǎn)way C．up D．down20．A．support B．a(chǎn)gree C．follow D．let21．A．home B．mine C．college D．factory22．A．better B．worse C．cheaper D．older23．A．a(chǎn)rrived B．graduated C．walked D．waited24．A．Before B．When C．Though D．Unless25．A．put B．turned C．looked D．stood26．A．brother B．sister C．father D．mother27．A．way B．saying C．dream D．practice28．A．happily B．surprisedly C．a(chǎn)ngrily D．softly29．A．early B．late C．good D．helpful30．A．legs B．feet C．a(chǎn)rms D．hands（2023·湖北宜昌·統(tǒng)考中考真題）Adragonboatracewillbeheldinourcitytomorrow.Nomatterwhattheresultis,weareexcitedaboutthe31.Iwasluckyenoughtobe32fortheteamofouruniversitylastyear.Eachofushaddifferentlevelsoffitness(體質(zhì))atthebeginning.WhenIcouldonlylift5kilosforthe33time,otherscouldlift30already.Wecheeredourselvesupandalwaystrainedtogether34wewereallinthesameboat.Wetook35inourprogress.Sometimes,we36eachotherwithjusteyecontact(接觸).Oneday,afterfivehoursoftraining,Iwasso37thatIcouldn’tgoon.38,Isawtheteammatesbesideandinfrontstilltryingtheirbesttorow(劃).IrealizedthatifIstopped,itwouldbe39forourboattogoforward.SoIhadtokeepgoing40wereachedtheend.Pullingtogetheristhemosttreasuredthingwehavewhenweareinthedragonboat.Tinlovesthe41ofourteam.Asourcoach,he42believesthateveryonehastheirowntalent.Alltheirabilitycanbebroughtoutaslongasitis43intherightplace.Actually,wecouldnotaffordto44anyoneofourteam,orwewon’twin.Whenwearerowing,weareabig45.Nowwearereadyforthecomingdragonboatrace.31．A．game B．place C．rule D．time32．A．beaten B．chosen C．hidden D．broken33．A．fourth B．third C．second D．first34．A．a(chǎn)lthough B．because C．unless D．whether35．A．pride B．doubt C．pity D．worry36．A．warned B．kicked C．understood D．treated37．A．clever B．relaxed C．silly D．tired38．A．Recently B．Certainly C．However D．Maybe39．A．faster B．safer C．harder D．better40．A．till B．if C．since D．while41．A．name B．spirit C．symbol D．flag42．A．strongly B．hardly C．nearly D．suddenly43．A．shut B．hit C．put D．cut44．A．visit B．lose C．a(chǎn)ccept D．check45．A．village B．school C．market D．family（2023·全國(guó)·九年級(jí)專(zhuān)題練習(xí)）Katiesaidgoodbyetoherparentsatthefrontdooroftheircandyshopastheydroveoffforavacation,andKatie46she’dbeabletorunitwithAuntMaria’shelp.AuntMariadidn’thaveanyexperienceonbusiness,butsheisalwayscalled“47”.AsMariablewintothestore,shesaid,“Allright,Katiemylove,let’sgetthispartystarted.”Katietookherauntovertowherethefamilymadetheirowncandy,suchasfreshfudge(軟糖).AuntMaria48apieceofchocolatefudge.“Hmm,”shesaid.“It’sgood,butnot49.Wecanaddsomethingtomakethatbasictasteexciting.”BeforeKatiecould50whatMariameant,thewomanhadgonetothekitchen.Katieheardherwalkingaround,openingdrawersandthefridge.Thenshecamebackwithherhandsfullofthings.She51themontheworksurfacewithahappytune(小調(diào)).“Brusselssprouts(甘藍(lán))?”Katiegaveheraunta52look.Shecouldn’tbeserious!Butshewas.Thewoman’shandswerebusy53thegreenvegetablesandthenaddingthosesmallpiecesintothefudge.Katie’seyesgrewwideasshewatchedherauntmixthemtogether.Katie54asthebelloverthefrontdoorrang,announcingsome55.Threeboyscamein.“I’llhavestrawberryfudge,please,”saidthefirstboy.“Oh,how56,”laughedMaria.“Imustsuggestyoutrysomethingnew!Trythis!”SheofferedtheboystheBrusselssproutfudge.“It’sfree!57!”Surprised,buttoopoliteto58,theboysleftwiththefudge.“Theregoourcustomers.Theywilltelleveryonehowstrangeourcandyis,andnobodywillwanttoshophere!”Katiesaidtoherself.Shedidn’tknowwhattodo.Herparentsweregoingtobe59.Thesoundofthebellwokeherupfromher60.Theboyswereback!Butthistimetherewasacrowdofkidscomingintothestorewiththem.“GivemetwopiecesofBrusselssproutfudge,please.”46．A．promised B．remembered C．pretended D．checked47．A．friendly B．creative C．honest D．lucky48．A．noticed B．bought C．made D．tried49．A．soft B．sweet C．smooth D．special50．A．believe B．change C．question D．explain51．A．stuck B．left C．spread D．swept52．A．strange B．fresh C．black D．hungry53．A．washing B．weighing C．cutting D．cooking54．A．movedon B．lookedup C．brokedown D．cameover55．A．clerks B．policemen C．customers D．businessmen56．A．expensive B．cheap C．funny D．boring57．A．Stay B．Enjoy C．Go D．Help58．A．a(chǎn)ccept B．a(chǎn)rgue C．eat D．order59．A．mad B．calm C．relaxed D．silent60．A．mistakes B．memories C．plans D．thoughts（2023·浙江臺(tái)州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）IsatonthestepsnexttoPeterandwatchedhimplayhisnewguitar.Hislefthandworkedthestrings(弦)61hisrighthandplayed.“Justintimefortheschooltalentshownext62,”Isaid.“Areyoudoinganythingforthetalentshow,Jeremy?”P(pán)eterasked.“No,”Isaid.“IfIwerealittle63,likeyou,14yearsold,maybeIcould,too.Ibelieveyou’llwinthefirstprizethisyear.”“Maybe,“saidPeter,”I’mplayingasongI64myself.”“Youwriteyourownsong?”“It’snot65,”hesaid.“Mysongiscalled‘TwoforOne.’Igotthe66easilyfromatwo-for-onesaleatthestore.AndIlikedthesoundof‘TwoforOne.’67songgoeslikethis:‘Twoforone,twoforone,that’sthewaytohavesomefun.‘Ihaven’twrittenallthewordsyet.’’Thenextmorning,IsawPeterwasso68.Hisrightarmwasbroken.“Igot69whenplayingbaseballyesterday,”hesaid.“NowIcan’tbeinthetalentshownextweek.”P(pán)eterandI70eachotherworriedly.ThenIhadanidea.“Wecouldsitnexttoeachotheronthestage,”Isaid.“Youcouldplaytheleft-handparts,andI’llplaywithmyrighthand.”P(pán)eter’seyeswere71andlively.“Itmightwork,”hesaid.Isat72himonthetopstep.“WherecanIputmyrighthandwhilewe73?”“Putitonmyshoulder,”Itoldhim.“We’re74,aren’twe?”O(jiān)ursongansweredthatquestion.Wefinishedwritingthewordstogether75.“Twoforone,onefortwo,seewhattwogoodfriendscando!”61．A．if B．until C．though D．while62．A．week B．month C．season D．year63．A．better B．older C．smarter D．healthier64．A．sang B．wrote C．chose D．taught65．A．strong B．possible C．difficult D．true66．A．idea B．degree C．promise D．habit67．A．My B．Your C．His D．Her68．A．surprised B．excited C．shy D．sad69．A．paid B．sunburned C．hurt D．lost70．A．laughedat B．lookedat C．comparedwith D．a(chǎn)greedwith71．A．painful B．peaceful C．funny D．bright72．A．a(chǎn)crossfrom B．nextto C．infrontof D．behind73．A．imagine B．chat C．play D．rest74．A．friends B．classmates C．directors D．teenagers75．A．safely B．nervously C．strangely D．happily（2023·浙江杭州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）InFebruary2007,abouttwohundredparagliderswereinAustraliatopreparefortheWorldChampionship.TheyincludedEwaWisnierska,aGermanparaglidingchampion(冠軍).Onemorning,asthe76weregettingreadytotakeoff,theynoticedthataterriblestormwascoming.However,theydecidedto77.Afterall,thesewerethebestparaglidersintheworld.Unluckily,asthecompetitorstookoff,theweatherquicklybecame78.Ewatriedtogetawayfromthestorm,buttwohuge79cametogetherandcaughther.ThecloudspulledEwaupinsidethestormlikealeafinthe80.Sheflewhigherandhigher,withlightning(閃電)andhailstones(冰雹)allaroundher.“Iwas81,”shetoldreportersafterwards.“ThelastthingI82,itwasdark.Icouldhearlightningallaroundme.”She83toabout10,000metershighandthenlostallhersenses.Atthatheight,thetemperaturewasabout-40℃.AfterfortyminutesEwawokeup.Shewasstillinsidethestorm.Itwasdarkandhailstoneswere84past.Theywereasbigastennisballs.Finally,Ewacameoutofthestormcloudand85towardsasmallfarmandlanded86.Shefelltotheground,too87tocallforhelp.Whenherteam88her,shewas60kmawayfromtheplacewhereshetookoff.Shewascoveredinice—butalive!Ewawassenttoa(an)89fortreatmentatonce,butafewdayslater,shecompetedintheWorldChampionship.“Flyingistoofantastictostop90anaccident,”shesaid.76．A．runners B．competitors C．pilots D．winners77．A．getup B．turnon C．lookup D．carryon78．A．colder B．cooler C．worse D．wetter79．A．storms B．clouds C．birds D．hands80．A．wind B．rain C．tree D．world81．A．shaking B．pulling C．dreaming D．smiling82．A．decide B．repeat C．consider D．remember83．A．guided B．drove C．returned D．rose84．A．flying B．walking C．crying D．pushing85．A．climbed B．jumped C．headed D．swam86．A．comfortably B．safely C．sadly D．secretly87．A．proud B．nervous C．weak D．brave88．A．served B．caught C．visited D．reached89．A．hospital B．school C．hotel D．office90．A．nextto B．a(chǎn)ccordingto C．becauseof D．insteadof（2023·江蘇揚(yáng)州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）Jacksataloneonthebusridehomefromschool.Allhisfriendswere91theirclassprojectsexcitedly,butJackremainedsilent.Howcouldtheyunderstandhisfeelingswhentheirparentswouldhelpthem?Hisparentsworkedallthetime.Whenthebusstopped,heracedhome,92hisschoolbagonthefloor,andwalkedstraighttohisbedroom.“Jack?”Grandpa’s93calledout.“Wasthatyou?”Jackstopped94heclosedhisbedroomdoor.“Yes,Grandpa,it’sme.”GrandpaHigginscamefromthekitchencarryingasandwich.“Youdon’tsoundokay,”hesaidashetooka95.ShouldJacktellGrandpathetruth?Whatcouldithurt?Hequickly96theyshoulddoaclassprojectfortheweekendandtogethertheywouldbuildsomethingwithanadult.Thestudentsneededtomakea97toexplainhowtheirprojectshadgone.Grandpalistenedquietly.“98areyousounhappy?”Jackfelthis99andangerrisinginsidehim.“BecauseIdon’thaveanyonetohelpme.”Hesoundedsosadandsoangry.Grandparaisedhiseyebrows100.“WhatamI?”heaskedgently.Jackfroze.“You’dbuildaprojectwithme,Grandpa?”“Sure,Iwould,”Grandpasaid.“Justletmefinishthissandwich.”Jack’sheartseemedso101thathethoughtitwouldfloataway.Herushedtotheschoolbagand102hisassignmentpaper.Then,theystudiedtheassignmentandmadealistofideas.Finally,they103tobuildacardboardrobotfromoldbiscuitandnoodleboxes.Theyusedglue,staples,andtape.Grandpahelpedalotandhe104foundaboxofeyeballstickers.Whentheyfinished,Jacklookedattheirmisshapen(奇形怪狀的)robot.Hecouldn’tstopsmiling.“Ithinkit’sthebest105Ihaveeverbuilt.NowIhavetowritemyreport,”Jacksaid,huggingGrandpa.“Thankyou,Grandpa.Ihadalotoffun.”91．A．discussing B．building C．reporting D．improving92．A．dropped B．hung C．stuck D．hid93．A．pronunciation B．voice C．noise D．sound94．A．if B．until C．before D．though95．A．break B．bite C．ride D．drink96．A．recommended B．considered C．confirmed D．explained97．A．change B．report C．robot D．choice98．A．How B．Where C．Why D．What99．A．sadness B．envy C．joy D．excitement100．A．inluck B．infear C．inanger D．insurprise101．A．heavy B．big C．light D．empty102．A．tookout B．putaway C．handedin D．cutoff103．A．promised B．forgot C．refused D．decided104．A．just B．even C．still D．ever105．A．room B．table C．schoolbag D．robot（2023·浙江紹興·統(tǒng)考中考真題）SamelynLafuente,ayoungteacherfromaprimaryschoolforgirlsinMasbateCity,Philippines,spentthelast106yearsturningaboringclassroomintoalittlegirl’sdreamworld,decorated(裝飾)inpinkandfullofHelloKitty-themeddecorations.WalkingintoSamelynLafuente’s107,youwouldprobablythinkthatitisacrazyHelloKittyfan’sworld.Theflooris108withaHelloKitty-themedcarpet(地毯).Thewallsareall109,asaretheschooldesks.AndthereareHelloKittydecorationseverywhere,hangingfromtheceiling(天花板),stuckonthewallsand110inthewindows.ItwouldbehardforparentsoflittlegirlsinMs.Lafuente’sclassto111themawayfromthisamazingworldinpinkeveryday,whichisjustwhatthe112plannedallalongtocreateaplacewhereherstudentswouldbehappyandenjoytheirtimeatschool.PhotosofthispinkHelloKittyclassroomwere113ontheInternetbyGlayFrancoBacolod,andquicklyspread114severalAsiancountries,includingChina.PeoplearepraisingSamelynLafuentehighly115shetriedhardtomakesureofthehappinessoftheyoungstudents,evenifitmeant116everythingoutofherownpocket.Theteachersaidthatalmostallthedecorationsinher117classroomwereboughtwithherownmoney,butseeingthe118inthechildren’seyeseverydaymakesitallworthit.LafuentetoldGMANewsthatduringthelastthreeyears,she119addedmorepinkandnewdecorationstochangeherclassroom.“I’mdoingitformystudents.Ilove120,”theteachersaid.106．A．two B．three C．four D．five107．A．classroom B．office C．garden D．kitchen108．A．filled B．packed C．compared D．covered109．A．blue B．white C．pink D．green110．A．still B．even C．just D．only111．A．pull B．move C．kick D．hide112．A．driver B．visitor C．nurse D．teacher113．A．invented B．sold C．shared D．taken114．A．for B．in C．with D．a(chǎn)gainst115．A．because B．until C．if D．before116．A．lookingthrough B．pickingup C．turningdown D．payingfor117．A．secret B．empty C．special D．boring118．A．happiness B．loneliness C．shyness D．kindness119．A．suddenly B．gradually C．firstly D．quickly120．A．you B．him C．her D．them（2023·浙江金華·統(tǒng)考中考真題）Myeldersistergotadisease,lockedinherownworld.Shecouldnotlookatpeopleintheeye.Shewouldrepeatthewordsinaverylowvoice.Itturnedmyparents’worldupsidedown.121,theyworkedveryhardtomakesurethateverythingseemedpleasantandpeacefulforme.Iknew122aboutituntiltheageoften.ItwasthenthatIstartedtonoticemysisterwasdifferent.I123toacceptherasmysisterinpublic.Then,anincident(小事)124howIviewedmysister.Itchangedmeaswell.Oneday,mysisterhadtoputupa125,whetherinagroup,orbyherself.Asyoucanimagine,mysisterwastheonlyoneleftwithoutagroup.“I’ll126,”shetoldmyparents.Hearingthis,Iwascompletely127.Howcouldmysistersinginfrontoftheschool?Imuststopthishappening,128shewouldmakemeloseface,onewayoranother.“No!”Icriedout.Myparentsshotmealook.IknewIhadtowatchherperformance.Iprayed(祈禱)129thatsomethingwouldhappentostopher.Nooneknowssheisyour130.Itisfine,youdonotneedtotellanyone.IremembertellingmyselftheexactwordsasIsatinthehall,131theperformancetostart.Finally,mysisterstartedtosing.Sheopenedhermouth,andIwasshockedagain—hervoicewasso132initspower.Ifeltreallysorry—shecouldsingsobeautifully!HowcouldIhavedoubtedherabilities?Ihadbeenso133.Regretand134filledmyheart.Actually,mysisterknewallthingsIhaddonetoher,butshe135minded.Idecidedtoloveherunconditionally.Itwasasifaveil(面紗)hadbeenliftedfrommyeyes,andmyheartwasfull.121．A．So B．Then C．However D．Finally122．A．something B．a(chǎn)nything C．everything D．nothing123．A．decided B．refused C．expected D．promised124．A．suggested B．showed C．explained D．changed125．A．performance B．game C．picture D．sign126．A．dance B．sing C．play D．draw127．A．proud B．pleased C．shocked D．disappointed128．A．or B．a(chǎn)nd C．though D．if129．A．silently B．openly C．excitedly D．happily130．A．classmate B．neighbor C．cousin D．sister131．A．goingover B．talkingabout C．waitingfor D．dreamingof132．A．special B．beautiful C．low D．strange133．A．wrong B．serious C．busy D．careful134．A．shame B．worry C．surprise D．fear135．A．sometimes B．a(chǎn)lways C．ever D．never（2023·四川達(dá)州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）Whatisateacher?Ateacherissomeonewhoteaches.They136thingsandyourememberthem.ButIdidn’tunderstandthetruemeaningoftheteacher137Imetmymusicteacher.WhenIfirst138mymusicclassatschool,Ihadalmostnoknowledgeofhowtoplaytheviolin.Icouldn’tgetthebasicnotesright.Itwasanimpossibledreamforme139infrontofthepublic.However,mymusicteacher,Mr.Smith,inspiredmetosticktomydream.Hehelpedmetofindtherightviolinbooksformeandhealwaysspenttime140me.WhenIwasn’tabletoremembernotes,hetoldmeatrick:FACE.Fmeans“fa”;Ameans“l(fā)a”;Cmeans“do”;Emeans“mi”.Inthisway,Icanrememberthenotesmuch141.Healsotriedtomakehismusicclassfun.Wealwaysplayedgames.Theycouldhelpdevelopour142ofmusic.WetalkedaboutthebackgroundofmusicpiecesfromallovertheworldandlearnedaboutthedevelopmentofmusicinChina.Sometimeswhenweweretootiredtopractice,Mr.Smithtalkedaboutrelaxingthings143onlyteachingmusicknowledge.ThankstoMr.Smith,Itrulyfellinlovewiththeviolin.Aftersix144time,Iwasabletoperformtheviolinsmoothlyinfrontofthepublic.Iamproudofit.Iam145Mr.Smith,becausehehelpedmemakemydreamcometrue.136．A．sing B．say C．talk D．speak137．A．a(chǎn)fter B．though C．until D．when138．A．a(chǎn)rrivedin B．a(chǎn)rrivedat C．got D．reachedat139．A．singing B．tosing C．performing D．toperform140．A．teach B．teaching C．onteaching D．taught141．A．moreslowly B．quicker C．slower D．morequickly142．A．sense B．scene C．sea D．service143．A．insteadof B．instead C．ratherthan D．but144．A．months B．month’s C．month D．months’145．A．a(chǎn)bsentfrom B．thankfulto C．thirstyfor D．friendlyto（2023·四川達(dá)州·統(tǒng)考中考真題）InearlyFebruary,ZhuYanjun146asilvermedalintheyearlyChinesePoetryCompetition(中國(guó)詩(shī)詞大會(huì))hostedbyChinaCentralTelevision(CCTV).ZhuwasborninavillageinJingningcounty,Gansuprovince.Heonlyhadamiddleschool147.Buthelovespoems.HereadpoemsfromtheTangDynastyandpoemswrittenbyChairmanMaoZedongbecausehefoundthemrhythmic(有韻律的)andeasytoremember.Overtheyears,he148thousandsofpoemsandrecitedmorethan1,000ofthem.Underhisinfluence,Zhu’schildrenbecameinterestedinpoetryand149intouniversitiesindifferentcities.“150Ifaceanydifficultyinmylife,IthinkofChairmanMao’squotation(語(yǔ)錄),‘Nothingintheworldisdifficultforonewhosetshismindtoit.’”Hesaid.146．A．won B．beat C．show147．A．education B．expression C．explanation148．A．hadread B．hasread C．read149．A．waschosen B．a(chǎn)ccepted C．wereaccepted150．A．Whatever B．Whenever C．Wherever（2023·山東棗莊·統(tǒng)考中考真題）“Haveyouwashedyourhandsandface?”Billy’smotheraskedhim.“Yes,”hesaid.“Showme.”Heshowedhismotherhis151.“Theyaredirty,”shesaid.“Andyourfaceiscoveredindirt.”Shepulledhimintothe152.“Nowwashyourfaceandhands,”shesaid.Hedidassheorderedhim,buthehateddoingit.“Areyouafraidofsoapandwater?”hismotheraskedhim.“No,I’mnotafraidofthem,”hesaid.“Ijustdon’tlikethem.I153washing.”Whenheleftthehouse,hewasclean.Bythetimehegottoschoolhewas154again.“Lookatyou!”histeacher155.“Yourfaceisdirty.Ifyourhandsaredirty,too,you’llbein156.Holdoutyourhands.”Billyknewhishandsweredirty.He157spat（吐唾沫）ononeandcleaneditonhistrousers.Thenheshowedittotheteacher.“Thatisnotacleanhand,Billy,”shesaid.“It’sthedirtiesthandintheclass.I’mgoingto158you.”Billylookedaroundtheclass.“It’snotthedirtiesthandintheclass,”hesaid.“Allright,Billy,”theteachersaid.“159youcanshowmeadirtierhand,Iwon’tpunishyou.”160asmile,Billyquicklyshowedherhisotherhand.151．A．a(chǎn)rms B．legs C．hands D．feet152．A．bedroom B．bathroom C．diningroom D．livingroom153．A．hate B．enjoy C．a(chǎn)void D．consider154．A．dark B．clean C．strange D．dirty155．A．praised B．replied C．shouted D．said156．A．trouble B．need C．control D．silence157．A．terribly B．a(chǎn)ngrily C．clearly D．quickly158．A．beat B．drive C．punish D．fear159．A．Because B．If C．Unless D．Although160．A．Without B．By C．For D．With（2023·四川宜賓·統(tǒng)考中考真題）Recently,ayoungmanfailedinhispostgraduate(研究生)examandthenhesentamessagetohisfatherwhodiedthreeyearsago.Inthemessage,theyoungmansaidtohisfather,“Dad,I161yousomuch.Wouldyouappearinmy162?Ireallywanttomeetyou.”Tohis163,hereceiveda“reply”andfoundoutthatthemessagewasfromaperson.Thepersonisusinghisfather’soldphonenumbernow.Themessagesaid,“Nevermind,boy.Youwill164throughfailures.Cheeryourselfupandkeep165.Iknowmyboyisthebest.Imissyou,too.”“Havingseensuchamessagefrom‘mydad’,mytearscameout.”theyoungmansaid.Peopleneedloveandcare,especiallyin166timesoftheirlife.Iftheyfail,theyarethirstyforcomfortandhelpfromtheirparentsandfriends,sothereplyfroma(an)167personreallygavehimencouragement.“168,Ithoughtsomeonehadsentawrongmessage,”the“father”said.“Butafterreadingitagain,Ifoundoutthesendermustbeintroubleandneedsome169.SoIdecidedtoreplyinhisfather’sname.Itisnormalthatpeoplewhohave170theirparentswillmissthemmorethanusual,especiallyintrouble.”161．A．find B．love C．help D．miss162．A．dream B．college C．future D．house163．A．joy B．sadness C．surprise D．a(chǎn)nger164．A．comeback B．growup C．giveaway D．getoff165．A．writing B．trying C．looking D．waiting166．A．difficult B．happy C．right D．wrong167．A．shy B．ugly C．strange D．honest168．A．Sincethen B．Tillnow C．Atlast D．Atfirst169．A．money B．comfort C．wishes D．messages170．A．lost B．excused C．forgotten D．depended（2023·四川廣安·統(tǒng)考中考真題）Ayoungmanwentforajobinterview(面試)inabigcompany.Thebossfoundthattheyoungman’scollegegradeswereexcellent.Thenheaskedtheyoungmanwho171forhiseducation.Theyoungmantoldthebossthathisparentsdidandthey172aslaundry(洗衣店)workers.Thebossnoticed173theyoungman’shandsweresmoothandperfect.Heasked,“Haveyoueverhelpedyourparentswash174?”“No.Myparentsalwaysmakemestudy.Besides,theywashclothes175thanIdo.”Thebossaskedtheyoungmantogobackhomeandwashhisparents’176.Whenhegothome,hetoldhisparentsthathewantedtowashtheirhands.Hisparentsfelt177buthappy.Thentheyoungmanbegantowashtheirhandsslowly.Hewasintear.He178hisparents’handsweresorough(粗糙的)andpalebecauseofwashingalotofclothesinthecoldwater.Therewerealsomanyinjuries(傷口)intheirhands.