语法填空专题

1、专题集训演练 语法填空阅读短文 , 在空白处填入适当的内容或用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空。Test 1(2015 枣庄中考)Some people still live in their hometown. However, others may only visit 1 once or twice a year. Millions of Chinese leave the countryside 2 (search)for work in the cities. Among these is Hua Xing. He 3 (live)in Wenzhou for the last 13 y

2、ears. With a hard job 4 a factory, he seldom visits his hometown. “ I haven t been back for three years. It s 5 (shame), ” he says.6 (develop)have been good in Hua Xing s hometown since 2002, for example, newroads 7 (appear). A new school 8 (build). However, some things will never change in his home

3、town. The big old tree is still beside the playground. Children in his time 9 (usual)liked to play together under it. It was 10 a happy childhood.Test 2(2015 金华模拟)When Mark first arrived in Thailand, he saw 1 old man selling something cheap in the street of Chiang Mai. The old man was one of the poo

4、r people in Chiang Mai and there was no difference from beggars(乞丐). Most of them were some lonely old people. 2 (they)life had no support.Mark was a kind man, so he gave some change(零钱)to him 3 thinking. The old man told him to pick something he liked. Mark didn t choose 4(something)and left.But th

5、e old man followed him closely . At 5 (one), Mark didn t think a lot, just supposing he wanted to go home. But when he went out very far and saw the old man still 6 (follow)him, he was a bit tired, thinking the old man must feel he was kind and wanted to beg 7 (much)money from him.Mark turned back a

6、nd told him not to follow him because he didn t havemuchmoney. 8 the old manseemednot to understand what he meant, still following him. The bag on his back made him sweat( 流汗 )all over.Mark happened to meet his Thai colleague( 同事 )in the street and his colleague heard this. The colleague turned to a

7、sk why the old man was following his friend.The old man said out of breath, “ My son, you gave me money, but didn want my things, so I have to give you something. I see you are a 9 (foreign), likely not to familiar with here. I just follow you and want 10 (show)you the way. Everything I can do for y

8、ou is this.”Mark was shocked( 震惊的 ). He said he didn t know why, when he felt the old man was just like his father.Test 3(2015 潍坊中考改编)Dannyis short and thin. Of all the boys around he is the 1 (thin)kid. So he 2 (call)Bones( 骨头 )by his friends. He talks more and laughs louder than anyone. However, h

9、e is always 3 (happy)because he is not good at sports.One day, Danny watched t he men s marathon( 马拉松 )on TV. The runners needn t go fast and they just ran on and on. They didn t have big muscles. They were more like Danny. He decided to have a try.“ Boy, it s better4 (do)a little bit each day,” adv

10、ised his mum. 5 next day, Dannystarted his practice. From then on, he kept on training in the park every morning. The race day came. There were 109 runners and they were all bigger than Danny. They all started fast. Dannytried to keep up with 6 (they).7 he fell further and further behind. Halfway so

11、meone got tired. Danny passed a big guy with muscles like footballs. 8 (sudden)he felt like a switch( 开关 )had been turned on. He passed another one, then a 9 (three)one. . . All the runners were breathing hard and looked tired 10 Danny. He looked like he could run forever. At that time he didn t see

12、the crowds or hear them cheering. He just ran and ran. At last he raised his arms, like a champion( 冠军 )as he crossed the ending line.Test 4(2015 金华中考改编)I still rememberthe first time I left homefor one or two 1 (night).I was going to a summer camp for a month. When my parents told me about the camp

13、, I was 2 (excite), because there were lots of activities there. The whole family drove me to the camp. When we arrived, I saw a lot ofkids, 3 I didn t know anyone. I began to feel nervous. They gave mea little card 4 my name on it. Then a girl, who looked 5 (old)thanme, came up to me and said, “ Hi

14、, Margie! I m Sara. Our cabin is the Pines. ”6 (final)the time camewhen my parents said, “Well, Margie, goodbye. Have a great time. And don t worry; we ll write to 7 often.”I had an awful feeling. I wanted 8 (cry). But just then another girlof my age came up to me and 9 (say),“ Hi, are you Margie? I

15、 m Tammy.I m in the Pines, too. Come on. Let s go see the horses. ”So we went off and I had a 10 (wonder)month at camp.Test 5(2015 衢州中考改编)For some teenagers, being an adult( 成年人 )is the 1 (cool)thing in the world. Adults don t do homeworkor take exams. They do what they like and make money. 2 wonder

16、ful! But is it true?Last month, Grade 7 students at Sunshine School had a taste of the adultworld. The teachers asked them 3 (finish)a piece of special homework4 (call)“ Working with your parents for one day. ”Wujing s mother works as a ticket collector in a park. At 6 a. m, the 14-year-old girl set

17、 off for work with her mother. It was dark and cold.5 the park opened, they did somecleaning and prepared for the visitors coming. When the visitors came, they greeted with a smile. After 6 (stand)for the whole day, Wu was worn out.“She is 7 (busy)and more tired than what I thought. I should help he

18、r more. ” said Wu.Li Shiyi, 14, spent her day 8 (help)in a car. Her father is a taxi driver. She had to pick calls and give change back. Li thought 9 would be easy to sit in a car and tour the city. But soon she found that her father didn t even have time for lunch.“Now I know how hard it is to make

19、 money. ” Li said, “We should 10 (care)for our parents m ore and never waste money. ”Test 6(2015 日照中考)Haveyou ever picked strawberries yourself? The sweet fruit looks nice,but light pressure can make them out of shape, so you have to be very 1 (care)when picking them. Nowadays, there 2 (be)many youn

20、g people who are just like strawberries. They 3 (easy)break down when they face difficulties. There is a name for them strawberry kids.Why are many children so easy to break down? Many students are the only child in their family. Their parents do almost everything for 4 (they)in their daily life. Th

21、ey hardly ever get criticized( 被批评 )at home and always feel good about themselves. If these students are criticized strictly by teachers, they 5 (feel)upset and begin to doubt their own abilities. And schools? Manyschools care more about 6 (student)grades instead of developing their personality. As

22、a result, students get satisfying grades 7 they are not mentally(精神上地 )strong enough.Young people should learn how to make themselves mentally strong. An expert said,“Wheneveryou are in trouble, don t ask for help too quickly.You should try 8 (deal)with problems first by yourself. Take an active par

23、t 9 sports and social activities. That can help you becomementally strong. ”Growing up is not just a happy process. Pains also go along. 10 most important thing is to face the pains bravely and learn from them.Test 7(2015 义乌中考改编)Plenty of people dream of going to Mars( 火星 ). 1 different from those p

24、eople, 13-year-old Alyssa Carson has been working 2 (happy)for that dream since the age of 4, according to a new report which 3 (make)by the BBC not long ago.Alyssa tells the BBC, “ I hope 4 (go)to Mars because it is a place that no one has been to before. I want to take that first step.” Accordingt

25、o the BBC, she 5 (attend)USA s three world space camps so far.Her father, Bert Carson, tells the BBCthat Alyssa plans to be on the first long journey to Mars, which is expected to take place in 6 year of 2033.“We are proud 7 her. ” he says. “We have the next eighteen 8 (year)planned out. ” One of th

26、ose plans is Alyssa attending the International Space University.Of course, Alyssa s dream could comewith 9 (big)sacrifices( 牺牲 )than others. If Alyssa 10 (go)to Mars, maybe it is very difficult for herto return to Earth. Still, her father says, “If that s the only choice she has, she still wants to

27、 go. ” Alyssa agrees.Test 8 （2015 台州中考）It was Sunday, Jack went to a barber s shop( 理发店 )to have 1 (he)hair cut. But he was not happy with the result. While he 2 (walk)along the street, he met his friend Bob.“What has happened to your hair? ” Bob laughed and said.“I had 3 bad day today! I didn t lik

28、e my old hairstyle 4 I went toa new barber s shop. But this one seems even 5 (bad)than befo re, I amJack said 6 (sad).going to a party tonight.“ Oh, that s really a problem. NowI ll tell you what 7 (do)when you go into a barber s shop next time: have a look 8 all the barber s hair, find out 9 (who)h

29、air looks worst, and then go straight to him. ”“Why? ” Jack asked.“Who cut that 10 (man)hair? He couldn t cut it himself, could he?Another barber cut it. So you know he can t be the worst barber. ” Bob said.Test 9(2015 宁波模拟)Months ago, lots of Beijingers were asked if they liked firecrackers( 爆竹 )an

30、d 80% said “ yes” !“ I still haven t found a 1(good)way to celebrate the Spring Festival than firecrackers,” saidHuang Hai, a manager.Liu Ting, a 13-year- old girl agrees with Huang Hai. “ I like listening to the band of the firecrackers. It is big fun during the Spring Festival. But I had to go to

31、the countryside 2 my father to light firecrackers. How I wish I could enjoy 3 (they)near our home!”Now people are 4 to light firecrackers in Beijing during the SpringFestival. Beijing officials have made their final 5 (decide).Still, some people have worries. Some think 6 (safe)is a big problem.Li X

32、uan, a teacher said, “ allowing firecrackers is 7 (danger). People can be injured while they 8 (play)with fireworks. And also it causes many fires every year. ”But the new law should make firecrackers safer than before. Experts arethinking about how 9 (do)so. Now, children under 14 must have 10 adult watch them to light firecrackers.Test 10(2015 日照模拟)Nowadays, computers and Internet are playing an important part in our life. Somepeople even say that they can t