初二阅读理解填词

1、阅读理解填词28 篇Passage 1Here sa story about Ming slife on the waters. Ming has lived all his life on a wide r1in china. His home is a large house-boat with a roof, one of hundreds that move up anddown. In about six years he has not once been on l2 ,but he is never lonely. He is astrong swimmer. In face （

2、实际上） ,he could swim before he could walk. When he wants toplay with his f3,he just swims across to their boats or asks them to v4him.Ming s father is a fishman,but he never u5a line or a net （网）. Great black birdscalled cormorants do the fishing for him. Rings（圈）have been put around the birdsn6so th

3、at they cannot eat the fish they catch. They have been t7to bring the fish topeople. And then people reward（奖励） them with a fine big fish as soon sa their work is f8. Ming loves watching the cormorants, but better still he likes going s9with hismother. The shops, of course, are boats very like his o

4、10.1. r2. l3. f4. v5. u6. n7. t8. f9. s10. oPassage 2Can animals be made to work for people? Some scientists think that one day animalsmay be trained （训练） to do a number of simple jobs i1of people. They say that ata circus（杂技场） ,for example, we may see elephants, monkeys, dogs and other animalsdoing

5、 q2skillful （熟练的） things. Perhaps you have seen them on the television orin a film. If you watch closely, you may find that the trainer（驯兽员） always g3 theanimal some sugar o4 a piece of fruit as a reward （报酬） . The scientists say thatmany d 5animals may be trained to do a lot of simple things if the

6、y know they will get areward f6doing that.Of course, as we know, dogs can be trained to look after a house, and soldiers in bothold and modern t7have u 8 geese to give warning（警报） by m 9a lot ofnoise when an enemy comes near. And also it may be possible to train animals to work infamilies or f10 .1.

7、 i2. q3. g4. o5. d6. f7. t8. u9. m10. fPassage 3In recent years, playing kite board seems to become more and more popular inAlaska in America. It is a new and old game. The game has w young people. The game is interesting but a little d 2 3 .1 the interest of many . One needs to play it very cA kite

8、 board is in fact a skateboard （滑雪板）drawn（拉）by a few big flying kites. Theold game was p4by some young people in Holand and Spain as e5as the lastcentury. Since the board was hard to control（控制） ,f6people dared （敢） to play it.With the development of the design（设计） of kite and skateboard, many people

9、 can l7How to play it. A kite board may go as f8as about 50 kilometresan hour. If youhaven thad any practice, you d better not play it. It is not s9.It is said that the game can exercise not only your b10, but also the sensitivity ofyour brain （大脑的敏捷） .1. w2. d3. c4. p5. e6. f7. l8. f9.s10. bPassage

10、 4British MilkmanSteveLeechsavedsomeshopsand flatswithmilkandwonaNational Bravery Award（国家勇敢奖） .Leech, 35 years old, said that when he was sending out milk as u1along PineStreet, he s2heard a loud,strangesoundbehindhimand thenhe sawsmokecoming out of a shop in Cornwall, southern England.“That must b

11、e a fire, I t3,”Leechsaid. “Then I quickly d4 to do something. So I p5the door in and then I s6forthe people inside. Then I started pouring milk e7 . ”He used 320 pints of milk to stopthe fire. When firefighters r8 the shop, the fire was under control（得到控制） .Leech helped save the l9 of eight people

12、in the flats above the shops.“It was hard work o10 all those bottles. But it was even harder trying to tell myboss where all the milk had gone, ”Leech said jokingly.1. u2. s3. t4. d5. p6. s7. e8. r9. l10. oPassage 5While t 1in Russia, Ed Jackson ran short of（缺少） money. So he wrote tohis brother, ask

13、ing for 500. “Send the m2by telegram （电报） to the bank （银行）here, ”he wrote. After a week Ed began v3 the bank. He s4his passport （护照） tothe bank clerk （职员） . “Nothing has come for you, Mr. Jackson,”he was told.Thiswento5for three weeks, and Mr. Jackson got veryw6. He thenphonedhis brother,askingw7the

14、 money was. The brothersaid it had been sentthree weeks b8 . That evening Ed Jackson was arrested（被捕）for failing to p9hishotel bill（账单）. He tried to tell the police what his problem was, but no one would believehim. At last he was s10 to the police station for fifteen days.1. t2. m3. v4. s5. o6. w7.

15、 w8. b9. p10. sPassage 6April FoolsDayis on April 1st. People can play j1 on others on this special d2 . If you succeed, you usually laugh and say“April Fool! ”The person who has beenfooled by you l3 , too, and he will never be angry with you.Mother sDayis on the second Sunday of May. Itsa day to t4

16、mothers. On thatday mothers usually receive flowers and cards from their children. Fathers and childrendo the housework so that mothers can have a r5 .Easter Dayfalls on the first Sunday after the full moon which is on or after March 21st. It salso called Easter Sunday. It is said that on that day J

17、esus Christ comes back to l6 . Many people go to church and children often get p7 such as toy rabbits.Thanksgiving Dayis on the fourth Thursday in November. Itsa day when peoplegive thanks for the good things in life. Usually families all get t8and have a big dinner.Christmas Daycomes on D9 25th. It

18、 sthe most important festival in a year. Thebeautiful things can be s10everywhere.People exchangegifts,sendChristmascards and visit friends.1. j2. d3. l4. t5. r6. l7. p8. t9. D10. sPassage 7A Delicious BookMr King taught English in a middle school. He was very ball thetime andcouldn tdo some r. So h

19、e left the school and opened a book shop in the cofthe town. It wasn tbig enough but all the books were nice and most people liked to buysome there. When the shop was c, he could read at home. He knew a lot and thelearned （有学问的） person were glad to make fwith him.It was Sunday and it was cold outsid

20、e. Mr King was very busy. At nine in the eveningall the buyers left ea girl. She was dressed up and waited for sthere. Standingby the shelves, she looked over the books one after a.It madethem in a fearfulmess（凌乱不堪）. Mr King came up to her and asked,“Excuse me, madam. What can I dofor you? ”“Your bo

21、oks are all dull（乏味的） ,”said the girl,“Iwant a done. ”“That seasy, ”Mr King smiled. He tout a cookbook （烹调书） andsaid,“Hereyou are,madam. ”Passage 8Once Effendi had a joke with the Prime Minister（首相） . He said the Minister wdie the next day. The next day, the Minister really foff the horse and died.

22、When theking hof this, he got angry and sent his men to cEffendi at once.WEffendicame, the king shouted a, “Effendi, since you knew when myminister would die, you must also know the date of your own death. Say it out, or youlldietoday. ”Effendi lat the king and answered,“But how can I know?I lldie t

23、wo days ethan you. ”The king was athat he would die if he killed Effendi. He thought he must keepEffendi alive （活着） as long as he could. So he lhim go.Passage 9Roy Trenton drove a taxi before. A short while ago, however, he ba bus-driverand he feels no sorry about it. He was finding his new work far

24、 more i.When he wasdriving along Catford Street recently, he saw twothievesrout of a shopand runtowards a waiting car. One of them was carrying a bag fof money. Roy acted quicklyand drove the bus straight to the thieves. The one wthe money got so afraid that hedropped the bag. As the thieves were tr

25、ying to get ain their car, Roy drove his businto the bof it. While the car was moving away, Roy stopped his bus and tthe police. Thethieves car was badly damaged （损坏）and eto recognize（辨认）. Shortly afterwards,the police stopped the car and both men were c.Passage 10Now, let sbegin our sports report.

26、Heresa really good game, the bone I haveseen this year. It sthe last five minutes of the g.Henry plays football fFrance.He has the ball now. He pthe ball to David. David kit over the heads of theEnglishmen towards the goal. But he stoo far a. France and England still have onegoal each and there are

27、only two mleft of the game. Just then an English pgetsthe ball. He gives it to Bill,“King of the match ”.Bill puts the ball into the goal. In the ethe English team w.Passage 11Today people can uthe phone to talk with others almost anywhere on the earth.But when you use the phone, you dontsee the per

28、son you are twith. That may cin the future.Today some people are using a kind oftelephone c“Picture phone ”or“Visionphone ”.Wit , two people who are talking can see each other.Picture phones can be useful when you have sto showthepersonyou recalling. They may have other uses in the future. One day y

29、ou may be able to ring up a land ask to borrow a book. Then youllbe able to read the book right over your picturephone. Or you may be able to goshoppingtyourpicture phone. If you seesomething in the newspaper that you think you want to buy, youllgo to your phone andcall the shop.People at the shop w

30、ill syou the thing you re interested in right overthe phone. You llbe able to shop all over town and nleave your room.Passage 12A Delicious BookMr. King taughtEnglishin a middle school. Hewasveryb1allthe time andcouldn tdo some r2. So he left the school and opened a bookshop at the e3of the town. It

31、 wasntbig enough but all the books were nice and most people liked to buysome there. When the shop was c4 , he could read at home. He knew a lot and thelearned （有学问的） persons were glad to make f5with him.It was Sunday and it was cold outside. Mr. King was very busy. At nine in the evening allthebuye

32、rs lefte6a girl. Shewasdressedupandwaitedfor s7there.Standing by the shelves, she looked over the books one after a8 . It made them in afearful mess （凌乱不堪） . Mr. King came up to her and asked,“Excuse me, madam. Whatcan I do for you? ”“Your books are all dull （乏味的） ,”said the girl.“Iwant a d9one. ”“T

33、hat s easy, ”Mr. King smiled. He b10out a cookbook （烹调书） and said,“Hereyou are, madam. ”..9.10.Passage 13allSome of Robert sold friends were t1about young people in their town. Theya2that old people were cleverer than young people. Then one of them said,“Butyoung people are s3than old

34、people. ”All of them agreed that this is true e4Robert. He thought he was as strong asb5 .“That is not possible, ”said his friends.“Well, ”said Robert,“In one c6of my garden there sa big stone. When I wasyoung, I couldn tm7it. I wasn tstrong e8. NowI m old and when I try tomove it, I s9can t. That s

35、w10I m as strong as before.”..9.10.Passage 14In thehomeadad isveryimportant. He isthepersonwhoprovides us w1money and clothes. He can make your bedroom more beautiful, mend your radio, makec2for your birds, r3your bicycle and help you with your maths homework.A dad can be very u4for ta

36、king you in the car to and from parties, music lessons,and dancing lessons. He is the one who complains about the time yous5talking on the t6 , as he has to p7the bills. Dad is someone whowill support you in an argument,if he b8youto be right. He is someonewhoreads your school r9 , and treats （奖励） y

37、ou if it is good. A dad likes to come into anice happy home in the evening, and sit in his chair with a n10 ...9.10.Passage 15Can vegetables be p1in winter? Yes, but a greenhouse （温室） must beb2first. The greenhouse should be m3 of glass. A large greenhouse may beten metres l 4, three m

38、etres w5, and two meters high. The sunshine can r6the vegetables t7the glass. The wind and cold air can be s8from getting in.the air inside the greenhouse is always w9 . More and more greenhouses areb 10 built all over the world. All kinds of vegetables can be brought onto our dinner tables in winte

39、r...9.10.Passage 16Traveling to all countries of the world gets easier and easier, but how well do weknow and u_each other? Here is a simple test. Imagine(设想 ) you will hold am_atfour oclock,what time shouldyou e_yourforeignbusinessfriends to come? If they are German, they will a_on ti

40、me. If they are American,they llprobably be fifteen minutes early. If they are British, theyllbe fifteen minutes late.The British seemed to think since the English l_waswidely used in theworld,whattheydidwascertaintobewidelyunderstood.Verysoontheyf_they were completely(完全地 ) wrong. For e_, the Briti

41、sh are happyto have a business lunch and discuss business matters with a drink during the meal; the Japanese p_not to work while eating. Lunch is a time for them to relax and get toknow e_other,and they don tdrink at lunch. The Germanslike to talk aboutbusiness b_dinner; the French like to eat first

42、 and talk afterwards. They haveto be well fed and watered before they discuss anything.Passage 17Do you k_robots?There are a l_ofrobots in the worldnow.Some of the robots can walk, sing and dance. Some can talk w_people. Mostof them cando heavy work. Ina few m_years,arobotwill be abletod_acar, a tra

43、in, aship or ap_.In a hospital, arestaurantor ashop, we m_seea robot at work. Bythen,we needn_dothecooking or goshopping ourselves.Wejust giveorders( 命令 ) toa robot and it willdoa_the housework. A robot will be our good f_.Passage 18Last May I stayed in Santo Lusa for a week. That was my f_trip ther

44、e. OnemorningIs_outtovisitafamousmuseum,butIdidn tknoww_wayto go, so I stopped astranger andasked,“Excuseme, doesthisstreet lead( 通向 )to the Grand Museum?”“Yes, ”he answered.“Go along this street andturnleftatthesecondcrossing.Youcan tm_it”. So Iw_twoblocks( 街区 ) and turned to my left, but the museu

45、m w_there. Then I asked asecond stranger. He said, “Go along this street and turn left at the second crossing.”Buta_Icouldn tfind themuseum.I askeda thirdstrangerand hesaid thesamething.This time I found the Grand Museum. Just then s_walked up and said.“Excuse me. Where sthe nearest b_?”I answered q

46、_,“Go alongthis street and turn left at the second crossing!”Passage 19Do you have a pet? Are you i_in taking care of animals? Girls and boyswholikeanimalsmaywanttostudytobeanimaldoctors.They reoftenc_ ”vets ”. Manyofthem work in animalh_.Othersmayworkonfarms orat az_.Somestudyanimaldiseases( 疾 病 )a

47、ndtrytofindw_tokeeptheanimalsfromgettingi_.Theydostudiesinm_for animals.Vets listen to an animals h_. They check(检查 ) its ears, eyes, mouth, andblood. They o_animals when they need to. They may give the animals shots(注射 ) and tell the pet so_what food is best.Passage 20“Idon twant move! ”Fred said to his father.“Ilike living here in New York City. AndI_