九级英语全册重点型专项训练一完形填空习题课件（新版）人教新目标版

中考重点题型专项训练专项一完形填空A（2022·黄孝咸）Jim，asuccessfulbusinessman，toldanexperienceofhischildhood.Whenhewas12，hisparentsdied.Hewasaloneanddidn’t

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⁠others.Nooneshowedkindnesstohim.Peoplealwayslaughed

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⁠him.HisonlyfriendwasadognamedBobby.He

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⁠hisdogenoughtoeatanddrink，buthewasalittlerude（粗鲁的）toitsometimes.

Onedaywhenhewasgoingdownthestreet，hesawayoungladywalkinginfrontofhim.Suddenlyoneofher

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⁠dropped（掉落）fromherarms.Asshestoppedtopickitup，shedroppedotherbags.Jimcametohelp

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⁠.“Thankyou，dear！Youareanicelittleboy！”Theladysaidkindlyand

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⁠，smiling.

Aspecialfeelingcametohim.Hehad

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⁠heardsuchkindwordsbefore.Hewatchedheruntilshewentfaraway.Hewasso

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⁠thathewhistled（吹口哨）tohisdog.

“Thankyou，dear！Youareanicelittleboy！”Herepeatedthewoman’swords.Theninalow

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⁠hesaidtohisdog，“Youareanicelittledog！”Bobbyraiseditsears.Itseemedthatthedoghadunderstood

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⁠hesaid.“Evenadoglikesit！”hethought.

“Well，Bobby，Iwon’tsayunkindwordstoyouanymore，”hesaid.Bobbywaveditstailhappily.Later，theywentdirectlytotherivernearby.Whenhe

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⁠attheriverside，helookedathimselfintheriver.Hesaw

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⁠butadirtyboy.Hewashedhisfacecarefully.Afterthat，hesawanice

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⁠boy.Fromthenon，hestartedanewlife.

Aftertellingthis

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⁠，thebusinessmanstoppedforawhile.Thenhesaid，“Ladiesandgentlemen，itwasthatkindwomanwhoplantedthefirstseed（种子）ofkindnessinme.Allofus

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⁠learnaboutkindness.Whatgreatpowerithas！”

（

A

）1.A.getonwellwith

B.lookforwardto

C.keepawayfrom

D.takegoodcareof（

A

）2.A.at

B.on

C.in

D.to（

B

）3.A.lent

B.gave

C.held

D.taught（

C

）4.A.books

B.boxes

C.bags

D.hats（

B

）5.A.him

B.her

C.them

D.it（

C

）6.A.widely

B.seriously

C.politely

D.angrily（

B

）7.A.still

B.never

C.ever

D.often（

C

）8.A.upset

B.worried

C.excited

D.nervousAABCBCBC（

D

）9.A.place

B.level

C.speed

D.voice（

A

）10.A.what

B.how

C.where

D.when（

A

）11.A.arrived

B.reached

C.got

D.moved（

D

）12.A.something

B.anything

C.everything

D.nothing（

C

）13.A.awful

B.dirty

C.clean

D.ugly（

A

）14.A.story

B.joke

C.news

D.note（

B

）15.A.dare

B.should

C.couldn’t

D.mustn’tDAADCABB（2022·十堰）Lotsofjuniorhighschoolstudentsenjoysports.MyclassmatesandIhadalotof

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⁠atourschool’syearlysportsmeetinglastweek.

Itwaspretty

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⁠formebecauseItookpartinthe800－meterraceforthefirsttime.

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⁠Ipracticedrunninghardeveryday，Iwasstillnervousonthedayofthemeeting.

Myarmswereshakingandmyheartwasbeating

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⁠whenIstoodatthestartingline.

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⁠theendlessrunway（跑道），Ifeltlikeaboatfightingagainstthewindandrain.I

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⁠myselfthatsimplyjoininginwasavictory（胜利）itself.Istartedtocalmdown（冷静）.

Justthen，thestartinggun

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⁠andalltherunnersrushedoutliketigersrunningdownahill.BythetimeIfinishedthefirstlap（圈），Ihadusedupalmostallmy

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⁠.ButIhadtokeeprunningforthelast100meters.I

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⁠Icouldn’tbreathe.Lookingattherunnersinfrontofme，astheygotclosertothefinishingline，Ireallywantedto

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⁠runningandsitdown.ButIencouragedmyselfthatitmustbeavictorytokeepgoinganditfilledme

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⁠strength（力量）again.Withmyremainingstrength，Idesperately（拼命地）

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⁠totheendofthefinishingline.

I

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⁠inseventhplace.Thismighthavebeena（n）

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⁠achievementtootherpeople，butitmademefeelexcitedand

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⁠.Ihavetriedallmybest.

（

A

）1.A.fun

B.trouble

C.worries

D.problems（

C

）2.A.easy

B.boring

C.special

D.fair（

B

）3.A.As

B.Though

C.Then

D.After（

D

）4.A.slowly

B.quietly

C.clearly

D.quickly（

B

）5.A.Making

B.Facing

C.Taking

D.Breaking（

D

）6.A.returned

B.researched

C.remembered

D.reminded（

A

）7.A.wentoff

B.wenton

C.wentup

D.wentdown（

B

）8.A.education

B.energy

C.experience

D.expressionACBDBDAB（

C

）9.A.saw

B.heard

C.felt

D.smelt（

A

）10.A.stop

B.keep

C.start

D.remain（

C

）11.A.of

B.in

C.with

D.under（

A

）12.A.ran

B.swam

C.lifted

D.turned（

D

）13.A.setup

B.usedup

C.ateup

D.endedup（

D

）14.A.great

B.terrible

C.amazing

D.small（

B

）15.A.anxious

B.proud

C.nervous

D.personalCACADDBC（2022·宜昌）Eversince“MotherNature”gavemelife，Iexpectedtogrowtallandbig.Asayoung

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⁠，Iwaswellprotectedintheforest.Iusedto

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⁠agoodtimewithmyfriendsundertheblueskyand

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⁠theriver.Ouronlypurposewastostandhigh.Mypal，Timoftensaid，“AllIaskforistobe

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⁠thewholeday.”

Morethan300dayspassedandwegrewstraight.Untiloneday，our

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⁠birthday，peoplecame，movedusfromthe

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⁠andputusontheirtrucks.“Idon’twanttogo！”Timcried.

Astimewentby，wefinally

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⁠muchstronger.Icouldkeepmyeyesopeninthewind！Ievenfoundtheblueskywasback！

Thiswasnolongerano－man’s－land，andhundredsofvisitorscamehere.Amantookapictureofuswithhis

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⁠，“Thankyou.Wecanenjoycleardays

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⁠worryingaboutsandstorms.”Ayounggirljumpingupanddowncameoverand

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⁠me.“Thankyou，”shesaid，“It’syouthathaveturnedthedesertintoagreenland！”

TimandIsmiledateachother，feeling

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⁠.Thesunwasshiningbrightlyinthebluersky.

（

A

）1.A.tree

B.fish

C.girl

D.boy（

C

）2.A.choose

B.forget

C.have

D.miss（

B

）3.A.in

B.along

C.under

D.on（

B

）4.A.smart

B.happy

C.busy

D.thin（

A

）5.A.first

B.second

C.third

D.fourth（

D

）6.A.beach

B.lake

C.house

D.earth（

B

）7.A.all

B.nothing

C.anything

D.everything（

C

）8.A.Though

B.Unless

C.Because

D.Until（

A

）9.A.clearly

B.greatly

C.kindly

D.widelyACBBADBCA（

D

）10.A.desert

B.wind

C.sand

D.water（

A

）11.A.became

B.smelt

C.sounded

D.remained（

D

）12.A.radio

B.keyboard

C.backpack

D.camera（

C

）13.A.from

B.about

C.without

D.of（

B

）14.A.asked

B.hugged

C.invited

D.kicked（

C

）15.A.tired

B.bored

C.proud

D.surprisedDADCBCD（2022·扬州）Lateonenight，Gulliverreceivedawarningthatsomenobleswantedhimkilled.EventheemperorofLilliputwantedtogivehimlessfoodtosave

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⁠.ItwastrueGulliverwasveryexpensive.

Quickly，hewrotealettertotheemperor，“I’m

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⁠tovisitBlefuscu，asIpromised.”

Thenhehurrieddowntothesea

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⁠LilliputandBlefuscu.

ThekingofBlefuscuhimselfcameouttomeethim.Walkingonthebeachaweeklater，Gulliversawoutatseaasmallboat—butafull－sizedone.Itwas

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⁠upsidedowninthewater.

Gulliverrushedtotheking.Hebegged，“Canyouhelpmerescuetheboat？Thiscouldbemychancetogohome.”“Ofcourse，”saidtheking.“Takesomeshipstohelpyou.”Gulliverswamouttotheboat，holdingropesfromeachofthe

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⁠.

WiththeshipspullingandGulliver

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⁠，theboatwasbroughtsafelytoshore.

Gulliverandtheking’smensetaboutfixingtheboatforhislongjourneyhome.Soon，theboatwasfinished.“I’dliketoleavenow，”Gullivertoldtheking.“Butnooneathomewill

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⁠mystory.CouldItakesomeofyourpeoplewithme？”

“Ican’tpossibly

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⁠that，”saidtheking.“Butyoumaytakesome

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⁠andasheep.”

HealsogaveGulliverfiftybagsofgoldcoins.“Idon’twantyoutogo，”hesaid.“ButIunderstand

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⁠youhaveto.”

“Thankyou，”saidGulliver.“I’llnever

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⁠youall.”

Afteronlyafewdaysatseainhisboat，Gulliversawaship.Heshoutedandwavedwildly.Thecaptainwassosurprised.Forafewgoldcoinsandacoupleofcows，heagreedtotakeGulliverallthewayhome.（

C

）1.A.life

B.time

C.money

D.energy（

C

）2.A.against

B.beyond

C.off

D.through（

A

）3.A.between

B.among

C.upon

D.during（

A

）4.A.long

B.far

C.often

D.soon（

D

）5.A.taking

B.falling

C.swimming

D.floating（

B

）6.A.boats

B.ships

C.men

D.sails（

C

）7.A.filling

B.shaking

C.pushing

D.carrying（

D

）8.A.make

B.expect

C.suppose

D.believe（

D

）9.A.require

B.refuse

C.avoid

D.allowCCAADBCDD（

D

）10.A.food

B.people

C.coins

D.cows（

C

）11.A.when

B.how

C.why

D.whether（

A

）12.A.forget

B.regret

C.force

D.obey（

B

）13.A.indanger

B.inluck

C.infear

D.inpeace（

A

）14.A.pickedup

B.gaveup

C.setup

D.dressedup（

B

）15.A.awards

B.presents

C.victims

D.rewardsDCABABE（2022·鄂州）Dealingwithanosebleedmightseemsimple.Butrecently，theBritishREDCrossaskedparentswithyoungchildrenhowtohelpachildwithanosebleed.About65percentofparentsdidnot

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⁠thecorrectactiontohelp.

Learningwhattodoifalittleonehasanosebleedwillhelpyou

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⁠thesituationquicklyandcalmly.Here，Clairesharesthestoryofhowshehelpedherdaughterwhenher

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⁠wasbleeding.

Onaveryhotandsunnyday，Clairetook

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⁠daughterBella，agedalmostthreeandahalf，tothepark.Onthewayhome，Bellafell

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⁠inthecar.

Whentheygothome，Clairefoundsomethingwaswrong

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⁠Bella.

“AsIwaslayingherdown，bloodstarted

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⁠fromhernose.Itwasalloverherfaceanddownherneckandthatmademe

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⁠，”Clairesaid.

Havingalreadylearnedfirstaid，Claireknew

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⁠todo.

“Bellagotupsetbecauseofallthe

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⁠.Isatherupandleant（倾斜）herforwardand

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⁠thesidesofhernose，”Clairesaid.

“Iknewthiswasn’t

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⁠，asleaningherforwardwouldstopthebloodfromgoingintoherairwayorstomach.”

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⁠，Bella’snosebleedstoppedafterafewminutes.

Clairewasgladthatshehadrememberedthekey

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⁠tohelpchildrenwithanosebleed：topinchthesoftpartoftheirnoseandaskthemtoleanforward.

Infact，everyparentshould

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⁠firstaid.Thenheorshecansavethechildinarightway.

（

B

）2.A.agreewith

B.dealwith C.talkwith

D.playwith（

D

）3.A.tooth

B.ear

C.mouth

D.nose（

C

）4.A.their

B.your

C.her

D.his（

A

）5.A.asleep

B.awake

C.sleepy

D.alive（

B

）6.A.about

B.with

C.through

D.for（

D

）7.A.putting

B.working

C.getting

D.pouring（

C

）8.A.happy

B.bored

C.scared

D.dangerous（

A

）9.A.what

B.where

C.how

D.whenBDCABDCA（

C

）1.A.control

B.make

C.choose

D.answerC（

A

）10.A.blood

B.situation

C.break

D.risk（

D

）11.A.hit

B.pulled

C.hurt

D.pressed（

B

）12.A.important

B.wrong

C.necessary

D.right（

C

）13.A.Suddenly

B.Quickly

C.Luckily

D.Heavily（

B

）14.A.spirits

B.ways

C.places

D.shapes（

B

）15.A.use

B.learn

C.find

D.showADBCBBFMyfavoriteplaceintheworldwasMrs.Wade’sbookstore.Mrs.WadekneweverythingaboutwordsandIloved

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⁠，too.

Mrs.Wadeusuallygavemenewbookstoread.Sheeventoldmestoriesaboutthe

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⁠.Forthisreason，IdecidedtobeawriterwhenIgrewup.I’dalways

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⁠IwasafamouswriterandreadtoMrs.Wade.Shelistenedwithher

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