2006-2015-河南中考完形填空真题

河南中考完型填空2006年Onceuponatime,therewasachildreadytobeborn.So41heaskedGod,”theytellmeyouaresendingmeto42butbeingsosmallandhelpless,43amIgoingtolivethere?”“44themanyangels(天使),Ichoseoneforyou.Shewillbewaitingforyouandwilltakecareofyou.”Godreplied.“'ButhereinHeaven(天堂),Ido45elsebutsingandsmile!That’senoughformetobehappy.”Godsaid,“Yourangelwillsingandsmileforyoueveryday.Andyouwillfeelyourangel’sloveandbe46.”Thechildsaid,“AndhowamIgoingtobeabletounderstandwhenpeopletalktome47Idon’tknowthelanguagethatmenspeak?”Godtoldthechild,“Yourangelwilltellyouthemostbeautifulandsweetestwordsyouwilleverhear,andwith48patience(耐心)andcare,yourangelwillteachyou49.”Thechildsaid,“I’ve50thatontheearththerearebadmen,whowillprotectme?”Godsaid,“Yourangelwillprotectyou51itmeansriskingherlife(冒生命危险).”“ButIwillalwaysbesadbecauseIwillnotseeyouanymore.”“Yourangelwillalwaystalktoyouabout52andinfact,Iwillalwaysbenexttoyou.”Atthemomenttherewasmuchpeace(静寂)inHeaven,butvoicesfromtheearthcouldalreadybeheard,andthechild,inahurry,asked,“Oh,God,ifIamaboutto53now,pleasetellmemyangel’s54!”“Itisnothardtoremember,”Godreplied55.“YouwillcallyourangelMommy.”()41.A.everyday B.anyday C.oneday D.someday()42.A.theearth B.themoon C.thecountry D.thesea()43.A.where B.how C.why D.when()44.A.Between B.For C.Among D.With()45.A.nothing B.everythingC.anything D.something()46.A.lonely B.happy C.excited D.surprised()47.A.though B.whether C.after D.if()48.A.no B.little C.much D.some()49.A.wheretogoB.howtospeak C.whattosay D.whichtochoose()50.A.heard B.remembered C.forgotten D.said()51.A.when B.assoonasC.since D.evenif()52.A.me B.you C.us D.her()53.A.die B.work C.study D.leave()54.A.addressB.name C.number D.job()55.A.angrilyB.sadly C.softly D.shyly2007年Timeisveryimportantinourlives.ButitneverhadanyimportanceinmylifeuntilI41awatchfrommyfatherthatmademeresponsible(有责任).It42metheimportanceoftimeinmylife.Igotthisgiftonagray-skyday.Ihadtogotothe43at9:00a.m.topickupmyuncleAliandtakehimbuthedidn’thavehisworkcompleted.Hisfielddidnotget45waterandallhiscropsdied.Harry’sfieldwouldbewateredwhenneeded.Hehadagoodharvestbecauseofhishardwork.()36.A.cruelB.lazyC.carelessD.silly()37.A.rainB.windC.cloudD.river()38.A.feelingB.dreamC.problemD.thought()39.A.quickB.longC.slowD.special()40.A.WhetherB.AlthoughC.WhenD.Unless()41.A.forB.toC.withD.at()42.A.earlyB.farC.lateD.deep()43.A.fellB.lookedC.turnedD.walked()44.A.stoppedB.lovedC.forgotD.started()45.A.cleanB.enoughC.littleD.fresh2011年Ilikeallkindsofchocolate,especiallybitterchocolate.SowhenMotherhadboughtone,Icouldn’thelpthinkingabout36.IwashelpingFatherintheyardwhensuddenlyIgotanidea.Icouldcutapiece37thatchocolatewithoutanyoneknowingit.Iwaited38Motherwentoutsidefeedingthechickens.ThenItoldFatherIwantedtogoforadrinkofwater.Iwentintotheroomandgotthe39down.JustwhenIhadtheknifereadytocut,IheardMothercoming.SoIhadtoputthechocolate40intomyshirt,wenttomymomand41thechocolatethere.AndthenIwentbackto42Father.Alltherestoftheafternoon,Ididn’tdaretolookatFather.Everytimehespoke,itmademejump.Myhandsbeganshakingandmyheartstarted43fast.Ididn’twantthechocolateanymore.I44wantedtogetachancetoputitback.Haveyoueverhadasimilar45?()36.A.himB.herC.itD.this()37.A.offB.intoC.onD.along()38.A.whileB.afterC.sinceD.until()39.A.waterB.chocolateC.chickenD.shirt()40.A.silentlyB.easilyC.slowlyD.quickly()41.A.hidB.ateC.heldD.returned()42.A.tellB.helpC.findD.call()43.A.fallingB.breakingC.beatingD.jumping()44.A.stillB.hardlyC.justD.never()45.A.experienceB.excuseC.mistakeD.moment2012年Ayoungmanwasinterestedinjade(玉)stones.SohewenttoMr.Smith,agemologist(玉石家)，tolearnfromhim.Mr.Smithrefusedbecausehefearedthattheyoungmannothave36tolearn.Theyoungmanaskedforachanceagainandagain.37Mr.Smithagreedandtoldhim“Beheretomorrow”Thenestmorningtheyoungmancame.Mr.Smithputjadestoneintheyoungman’shandandtoldhimto38it.Hethenwentabouthiswork.Theyoungmansatquietlyandwaited.Thefollowingmorning,Mr.Smithagain39ajadestoneintheyoungman’shandandtoldhimtoholdit.Onthethird,fourth,and40day,Mr.Smithdidthesamethingandrepeatedhis41.Onthesixthday,theyoungmanheldthejadestone,42hecouldnolongerstandthesilence.”WhenamIgoingtolearnsomething?”askedtheyoungman.“Youwilllearn,”saidMr.Smithandwentabouthiswork.Severalmoredayswentbyandyoungmanfeltvery43.Onemorninghewasaskedtodoitoncemore.Assoonasheheldit,theyoungmanshouted44lookingathishand,”Thisisnotthesamejadestone!”“Youhavebegunto45,”saidMr.Smith.()36.A.chanceB.abilityC.patienceD.time()37.A.SlowlyB.SilentlyC.QuicklyD.Finally()38.A.cutB.holdC.touchD.watch()39.A.placedB.tookC.gaveD.sent()40.A.thirdB.fourthC.fifthD.sixth()41.A.instructionsB.suggestionsC.promiseD.decisions()42.A.andB.butC.orD.so()43.A.unhappyB.excitedC.surprisedD.pleased()44.A.atB.onC.withoutD.by()45.A.refuseB.followC.acceptD.learn2013年KingAkbarwasinthehabitofputtingriddlesandpuzzlestohispeople.Heoftenasked___36___whichwerestrange.Hispeoplehadtousewordsina___37__waytoanswerthesequestions.OnceAkbaraskedaverystrangequestion.Helookedathispeople.__38_helooked,onebyoneheadsbeganlowinsearchofananswer.ItwasatthismomentthatBirbalenteredthepalace.Birbal39thehabitoftheking.Heunderstoodthe___40__atonceandasked,“MayIknowthequestionthequestionsothatIcan41forananswer?”Akbarsaid,“Howmanycrows(乌鸦)arethereinthiscity?”42evenamoment’sthought,Birbalreplied,“Therearefiftythousandfivehundredandeightyninecrows,MyLord.”“Howcanyoubeso43？”askedAkbar.Birbalsaid,“Makeyoumen44,MyLord.Ifyoufindmorecrowsitmeanssomehavecometovisittheirrelatives(亲戚)here.Ifyoufind45crowsitmeanssomehavegonetovisittheirrelativessomewhereelse.”AkbarwaspleasedverymuchbyBirbal’swiseanswer.()36.A.questionsB.helpC.promisesD.advice()37.A.commonB.friendlyC.cleverD.silent()38.A.ThoughB.BecauseC.IfD.As()39.A.knewB.developedC.hatedD.doubted()40.A.orderB.informationC.dangerD.situation()41.A.askB.waitC.tryD.reach()42.A.BeforeB.WithoutC.ThroughD.In()43.A.smartB.braveC.funnyD.sure()44.A.catchB.discussC.countD.visit()45.A.fewerB.largerC.fasterD.older2015年IwasflyingtoNewYorkatnight.Suddenly,astormbrokeandtheplanebegantobetossed(颠簸)around.WhenIlooked36theplane,Icouldseethatnearlyallthepassengerswereworriedandafraid.Thefutureseemedterribleandmanywere37iftheywouldmakeitthroughthestorm.Then,I38sawalittlegirl.Itseemedthatthestormmeant39toher.Shesatonherseatreadingabook.Sometimessheclosedhereyes,thenshewouldreadagain,withno40orfearinhereyes.Whentheotherpassengerswerescared(惊恐的)halftodeath,thatchildwascompletelycalmand41.Icouldn’tbelievemyeyes.WhentheplanefinallyreachedNewYork,Iwasnotsurprisedto42thatallthepassengerswerehurry