温州专版中考英语考点强化训练34完形填空精练本B本课件

考点强化训练34完形填空（三）教育引导ADaisywasinthebathroom.Shewas1herteethandthetapwason.Waterwaspouringintothewashbasinandvanishingdownthedrain.

“Turnthattapoff，”avoicesaid2.Daisyfroze.Shelookedaround，butsawnoone.

“Turnthattapoff.You'rewasting3！”Thevoicesoundedimpatient.

ThistimeDaisyobeyed.

“Who...whoareyou？”Daisy'svoicewasfaint.

“I'madropofwater.It'snoteasyformeto4here.DoyouknowwhereI'mfrom？”“Fromthetap，Isuppose，”saidDaisy.“Yes，but5that？”watersaid.“Afewdaysago，Iwas6comfortablyinacloud，enjoyingtheview.ThentheclouddroppedmeintoastreamandIspeddownthemountainintothe7.Theriver8metoalake.Irelaxedthereforafewdays，andthenItravelleda9wayandranintotherivernearyourcity.Thenitwastimetogetcleanedup.”“Cleanedup？”Daisysoundedpuzzled.“Yes.Iwasdirtyaftermyjourney10theytookmetoawatertreatmentworks.Theygavemeathoroughcleaningand11afewchemicalstome.ThenItravelledinthepipes12thestreets.Iwaitedthereuntilyoucalledme，andhereIam.”

Daisysaid，“Sothisisthe13ofyourjourney.”

“No.Whenyou'vefinishedwithme，I'llgotoasewageplant.Thenthey'llpumpmeintotheriverandI'llbe14intheseaagain.”

“Again？”

“Yes.That'swhereIcamefrominthefirstplace.Remembernottowastemeorpolluteme.I'mprecious，likeliquid(液体)gold.Seeyou.”

“Waitaminute.Whatdoyoumeanbyliquidgold？”Buttherewasno15

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Thewaterhadgone.1.A.brushingB.repairingC.pushingD.pulling2.A.slowlyB.quicklyC.loudlyD.politely3.A.timeB.waterC.moneyD.chance4.A.leaveB.climbC.getD.find5.A.afterB.beforeC.sinceD.until6.A.flyingB.playingC.workingD.walking7.A.oceanB.riverC.lakeD.sea8.A.carriedB.connectedC.collectedD.changedACBCBABA9.A.freeB.shortC.busyD.long10.A.butB.andC.soD.yet11.A.passedB.addedC.offeredD.sent12.A.behindB.aboveC.amongD.under13.A.beginningB.endC.pointD.key14.A.offB.overC.awayD.back15.A.doubtB.questionC.fireD.replyDCBDBDDBOnemorninginearlyfall，Ispottedapairofwildgeeseonourpond.Thebeautifulsightcaughtmeby1，becausewehadneverseengeesetherebefore.Iwonderedwheretheycamefromandwhythey'd2ourpond.Asthedayspassed，Icouldn't

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gettingacloserlookandstarted4thegeese.Theycraned(伸长)theirnecksandraisedtheirheads5butseemedtorealiseIwasafriendandnotanenemy.Ifelt6wewereformingaspecialrelationship.

Onedayastheywerefeedinginthegrassnearthedriveway，Idiscoveredthereasonfortheir7—themalehadabrokenleftwing.Hewas8tofly，andhislifelongmatewouldnotleavehimbehind.Iwasmovedbythe9betweenthem.

IaskedawildlifebiologistfriendwhatIshoulddo.Heexplainedthatsometimeabrokenwingwillhealbyitselfandsuggestedletting10takeitscourse.SoIhadto11themomentthathecanrecoversilently.OnthefirstdayofNovember，Iwasworkingnearthegeesewithmytractor.Icaughtsome12fromthecornerofmyeye.Bothwildgeesewererunningtowardthepond，wingsbeating13.Thewildgeeseflewhighenoughtoclearaneighbour'shouse，then14backtowardme，flyingnomorethan50feetovermyheadasiftosaygoodbye.Thentheywereoutofsight.

Igrewfondofthemduringtheirstayatourpond，andI15them.I'llneverforgettheirdevotion(热爱)toeachother.Wecouldalllearnalessonortwofromthispair.

Ifwehavethespiritofcaringforeachotheraswildgeese，wecanovercomeanydifficultiesinourlife.1.A.angerB.surprise

C.fearD.pleasure2.A.clearedB.guessed

C.chosenD.finished3.A.helpB.imagine

C.escapeD.push4.A.shoutingatB.talkingto

C.dancingwithD.laughingat5.A.naturallyB.happily

C.sadlyD.carefully6.A.whatB.evenif

C.howD.asthough7.A.absenceB.answer

C.visitD.way8.A.unableB.sad

C.nervousD.afraidBCABDDCA9.A.loveB.smileC.connectionD.competition10.A.chanceB.natureC.choiceD.knowledge11.A.happentoB.lookatC.waitforD.dealwith12.A.attentionB.decisionC.moneyD.movement13.A.wildlyB.silentlyC.slowlyD.simply14.A.walkedB.circledC.dancedD.found15.A.hatedB.missedC.watchedD.expectedABCDABBCJason'sbigdreamwastoplayMajorLeagueBaseballlikehisfavouritecatcher，BillyHawkins.Jason'sbaseballglovewasalwayseitheronhishandorcloseby.

Jason'steacher，MsSampson，askedhisparentstocomeinfora1.“MrandMrsWikins，”shesaid，“Jasoncouldbedoingbetterinhis2.

Heseemsdistracted(分心的).”Itwastrue.Hisfavouritepartoftheschooldaywasrecess(课间休息)，whenhecouldtakeouthis3andplaycatch.

Jason'sparentstoldhimtoleavehisgloveathome.Jasonwas4withouthisglove.Hisparentssaid，“Theremustbeabetterwaythanthis.”Theycomeupwitha5.

Oneday，MsSampsonintroduceda6guesttotheclass—BillyHawkins！Jasonwasexcited！Billysaid，“Ifyouwanttobeaballplayer，it's7tostudyhardinschool.”

Jasonwasconfused.

“Whatdoesschoolhavetodowithbaseball？”heasked.

“Iwillshowyoubygivingyoualittlebaseball8，”

saidBilly.

“Herearetwoquestions.EachstudentwhoanswersthemcorrectlywillwintwoticketstoaLeopardsgame！”

Jasonwassurehewouldbeabletoanswerthequestions，9thereweresomesurprisesinstore.Thefirstquestionwas，“Howdoyouworkoutaplayer'sbattingaverage

(击球率)？”Jasonwasn'tsure10todothemathsonthatone.Forthesecondquestion，Billyshowedanarticleaboutbaseball.ItincludedseveralwordsthatJasondidn't11.

Hewasn'ttheonlyonewhohadtrouble.Noonegotbothanswersright.

12，thestudentswouldhaveanotherchancethefollowingweek.

“Ifyouworktogether，”Billysaid，

“maybeeveryonewill13tickets.”

Thatweek，theyall14eachother.Jasontoldhisclassmatesaboutbattingaverages.Thestudentswhoweregoodat15taughttheothersabouttheaverages.ThentheyallwenttotheLeopardsgame.

Sincethen，Jasonhasstudiedhardatschool.1.A.competitionB.meetingC.trainingD.party2.A.speechesB.careerC.studiesD.life3.A.gloveB.magazineC.toyD.clothes4.A.relaxedB.tiredC.lostD.satisfied5.A.planB.listC.questionD.reason6.A.busyB.specialC.quietD.funny7.A.importantB.happyC.excitingD.meaningless8.A.showB.introductionC.testD.reportBCACABAC9.A.butB.andC.soD.as10.A.whyB.howC.whetherD.when11.A.rememberB.believeC.noticeD.understand12.A.LuckilyB.HurriedlyC.SuddenlyD.Clearly13.A.sellB.wantC.bookD.win14.A.knewB.acceptedC.helpedD.loved15.A.gamesB.sportsC.numbersD.wordsABDADCC（四）情感故事AOnedayamanwastravellingonatrain.Allofasuddenhefeltvery1andgotoffatthenextstationtolookforwater.Nosoonerhadhereachedawaterfountainwhenheheardthetrainwhistle(鸣汽笛).Heranbackbut2thetrain.

Hewaitedandwaitedforanotheronetocome.Itwasgetting3，andhedecidedtospendthenightatthestation.Thenextmorningheaskedaboutthenexttrain.Hewastoldthattherewouldnotbeanotheroneuntilthenextday.Hedecidedtofindaplaceto4forthenight.Hewenttoanearby5toaskforaroom，buttheywerefull.

6hereachedasmallhousebelongingtoalocalvillager.Heaskedtheownerofthehousewhetherhecouldstayforaday.Theownerpleasantly7.

Thatdaytheowner8himfoodandgavehimaroomwithoutaskingfororexpectinganything9.

At7pmthatnightthemanheardaknockonthedoor.Whentheowner10thedoor，therewasamandressedincolourful，fancyclothing.Heenteredtheroomandaskedthevillagertopayhisdebts(借款)immediately.Theman11thathishostwasinneedofmoney.Thenextmorninghelefta(n)12onthetableintheroomandleft.

Whenthevillagerfoundtheenvelope，hewascurious.Helookedinsideandfoundanote13hisnameonit.Thenoteread，“Yesterdayyou14mewhenIwasinneed，andyouaskedmefornothing.IwouldliketoshowyouhowthankfulIam.”Muchtothevillager's15，moneyfellfromtheenvelope.Hesmiledandsighedwithrelief.1.A.tiredB.hungryC.thirstyD.sick2.A.missedB.passedC.sawD.stopped3.A.crowdedB.closeC.scaryD.dark4.A.enjoyB.waitC.prepareD.stay5.A.hotelB.farmC.villageD.flat6.A.AfterallB.AtlastC.OnceagainD.Atfirst7.A.refusedB.decidedC.allowedD.agreed8.A.sentB.sharedC.servedD.orderedCADDABDC9.A.infactB.inallC.insecretD.inreturn10.A.lockedB.answeredC.pointedD.returned11.A.realisedB.arguedC.noticedD.reminded12.A.envelopeB.checkC.billD.note13.A.onB.underC.withD.above14.A.helpedB.savedC.impressedD.guided15.A.attentionB.surpriseC.angerD.fearDBAACABBLastJulyIwasfeelingluckytogetajobIadmired.Butsomethingwasn'tright.

MydaughterwasgoingtoleaveforuniversityinautumnandIwasn't1forhertogo.Ourhouseholdissmallandclosely－connected.It'sjustthetwoofus.IwasexcitedformydaughterandIfeltsatisfiedthatIhad2herwell.ButIcouldn'tstandthethoughtofseparatingfromher.Ifelt3Iweredrowning(溺亡).

Somehow，itwasthisfeelingthat4me.Butwhy？OnedayasIwaswalkinghome，Inoticedtheuniversitypool.Imusthavewalkedpastitamilliontimes！Swimmingwasn'tsomethingIusuallydid.Andyetsomething5metotakeitup.

Thenextmorning，I6forthepool.Iwentovertotheshallowend，theareaforbeginnerslikeme.Iwalkeddownthe7stepsintothepoolandallofasudden，Iwasin！Icouldtouchthefloor，andthatwascomforting！Ilookedaroundtomakesuretheotherpeopleweren'twatchingmyembarrassingstrokes.“Nooneiswatching，”I8tomyself.Noonecaresifyoulooklikeababyelephantswimmingforthefirsttime.Noonecaresifyourheart9whenallofyourdaughter'sthingsarepackedupandsheleaves.Somehow，inthatmoment，thiswaslessworrying.Iswamslowlyfromoneendtotheother，feeling10.Ifoundmyself11.Thankfully，noonecouldtellmytearsfromthewaterrunningdownmyface.Afterward，Ihurriedtothechangingrooms，smilingandfeelingconfidentthatIcouldfacethis12.WhenIgothome，mydaughtersaidthatIlooked13.Thenextday，Igotupearly，withtheswimmingbaginhand.Iwasnolongerafraidofdrowning.Iwas14easierandfeelingbetter.Having“anemptynest(巢)”isaneasytermforsomethingthatisimpossibletodescribe.Itisnotjustanemptyroom.Itisa15partofwhoyouare.Andforme，swimmingfillsapartofthathole.1.A.sadB.sureC.readyD.sorry2.A.raisedB.treatedC.servedD.trained3.A.evenifB.onlyifC.eventhoughD.asif4.A.controlledB.influencedC.punishedD.saved5.A.droveB.expectedC.orderedD.allowed6.A.lookedB.headedC.askedD.called7.A.coldB.surprisingC.excitingD.deep8.A.repliedB.wroteC.smiledD.repeatedCADAABAD9.A.fliesB.breaksC.stopsD.beats10.A.relaxedB.pleasedC.patientD.painful11.A.laughingB.cryingC.shoutingD.drowning12.A.joyB.hungerC.angerD.fear13.A.tiredB.paleC.happyD.healthy14.A.talkingB.swimmingC.runningD.walking15.A.missingB.necessaryC.certainD.usefulBABDCBACRobbywas11yearsoldwhenhismother(asinglemum)senthimtohavehisfirstpianolesson.Ipreferthatstudents1atanearlierage，butRobbysaidthatithadalwaysbeenhismother'sdreamtohearhimplaythepiano.SoItookhimon2astudent.

AlthoughRobbytriedveryhard，hedidn'thaveabasic3ofmusic.However，hecontinuedandattheendofeachweeklylessonhe'dalwayssay，“Mymum'sgoingto4meplaysomeday.”Butitseemed5.

Hedidn'thaveagiftformusic.OnedayRobbystoppedcomingtoour6.Hetoldmethathismumhadbeen7andunabletotakehimtopianolessons，but