广州中考英语2020-2024年5年真题汇编专题02 完形填空（学生）

广州中考英语2020-2024年5年真题汇编专题02完形填空【五年考情回顾】年份体裁主题内容2024年记叙文本文主要介绍了作者在去老人院的时候，遇到了一位坐轮椅的老妇人，这位老妇人是盲人，但是她们相处很愉快，作者也渴望再次见到这位新朋友。2023年记叙文本文主要介绍Susan参加水族馆鲸鱼训练员比赛时在水下遇到意外，幸运的是她被一头鲸鱼救了。2022年记叙文本文介绍萨姆由担心上美术课到喜欢上美术课的故事。2021年记叙文本文主要讲述作者在取披萨时，一不小心将披萨掉进了土豆泥里，这引起了一些孩子们的嘲笑，但作者通过和孩子们一起大笑的方式使自己远离了窘境。2020年记叙文本文讲述了斑马与黄蜂互相帮助的故事。（2024·广东广州·中考真题）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C和D项中选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。“Hello,MrLi,”Isaidsweetly.“IcametoaskifIcouldhelppaintthepostersfortheReadingDay.Idon’tmind1forthewholedayatthelibrarytomorrow.”“Aren’tyougoingtotheoldpeople’shome?”MrLiasked“Myclassisgoing.ButIcouldhavea/an2ifyouneedmyhelp.”“Thanks,Janet.ButIthinkyoucouldcomeafterschooltomorrow.”3,therewasnowayout.Ihadtogo.Thenextday,whenmyclassmatesweretalkingwiththeoldpeople,Ireallyfeltnervousto4anyofthem.IsatthereonmyownholdingthecardImadethenightbefore.Acrosstheroomtherewasanoldladyinawheelchair.Shewas5,too.MaybeIcouldhandmycardtoher.Itmightbrightenherday.Socarefully,Iwenttoher.“Thankyou,Janet.”Theoldladyreachedforthecardbutherhandwasnowherenearit.Isuddenlyrealizedthatshewas6.“Whatdoesyourcardlooklike?”Theoldladyasked.I7mycardpatiently.Herfingerstouchedeveryinchofit.Shecouldn’tenjoymore…Toosoon,itwastimetoreturn.ButIdidn’twantto8.“Thanksforyourcoming,Janet!I’llkeepthiscardtorememberyou.”“I’msorryyoucan’tseeit.IwishedIhadbroughtyouabettergift,”Isaid“Thebestgift,”theoldladysaid,“wasyour9,Janet.”Withtears,Ifeltlightandwarm.Icouldn’twaittocomebacktoseemynew10again.1．A．reading B．discussing C．relaxing D．working2．A．idea B．lesson C．excuse D．gift3．A．Clearly B．Strangely C．Luckily D．Suddenly4．A．accept B．join C．invite D．guide5．A．alone B．active C．ready D．busy6．A．tired B．blind C．serious D．worried7．A．changed B．compared C．described D．prepared8．A．forget B．leave C．promise D．imagine9．A．return B．plan C．class D．visit10．A．friend B．teacher C．classmate D．neighbour（2023·广东广州·中考真题）Almosteveryonehasadreamjob,andforSusan,itisbeingawhale(鯨)trainerathercity’saquarium(水族馆).Lastyear,Susanfinallyhada(n)11,butitwasmorethanjustsigningup.Peoplewhowantedthisjobhadtotakepartinacompetition.Theyneedtoshowhow12theycouldgodownintotheseven-metre-deeppoolthathousedthewhalesandhowlongtheycouldstaythere.Theonewhocouldreachthedeepestandstaythelongestunderwaterwouldgetthejob.Susansigneduptotryout,andeverythingwent13atfirst.Butthen,asshewentdowntoaboutfivemetresundertheicywater,herlegsstopped14.Thecoldwatercausedahugepaininherlegs.Shewasunabletoswimbacktothesurface.Shewasingreatfearandcouldn’tthink.Thisonlycausedherto15fartherintothepool.JustasSusan16hope,shesuddenlyfeltherselfbeingpushedtothesurface.ItwasMila,awhaleinthepool.ShenoticedSusan’s17,heldherleginhermouthandpushedSusanuptothesurface.Susanwas18,thankstoMila’squickaction.TheaquariumspokespersonsaidSusanwasreally19,becauseMilahadrealizedSusanneededhelpbeforeanyoftheworkinggroupdid,whichsavedvaluabletime.“Whalesare20animals—theyliveandplaytogether.Inthewild,theyshowgreatinterestinhumansandoftenswimclosetoboatsanddivers.”11．A．chance B．job C．dream D．idea12．A．soon B．far C．often D．hard13．A．close B．deep C．late D．well14．A．trying B．hurting C．working D．resting15．A．drop B．swim C．jump D．search16．A．gaveaway B．gavein C．gaveout D．gaveup17．A．look B．trouble C．move D．place18．A．changed B．lost C．chosen D．saved19．A．lucky B．brave C．afraid D．sad20．A．funny B．lonely C．social D．strong（2022·广东广州·中考真题）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C和D项中选出最佳选项。Samwasworried.Thefollowingmorning,hewouldhaveartclass.Itwashisfavouriteclass,buttherewasa21.Samsawtheworlddifferentlyfromeverybodyelse.Whenhedrew,birdshaddifferent-sizedwings,andbuildingshadstrangeshapes.Everytimehepaintedapicture,histeachersandclassmateswouldbe22.Itwastimefortheartclass.Nervously,Samlookedatthewhitepieceofpaperinfrontofhim.“Goodmorning,class,”saidMr.White.“Today,we’regoingtopaint…”Sam23,wonderingwhatthenextwordwouldbe.Please,hethought,nothouses.Notbuildings…“We’regoingtopaint24”saidMr.White,withasmile.“Yes!Great!”saidSam25.“Wecan’tpaintthat!”shoutedMikefromtheothersideoftheclassroom.“Sure,youcan,”repliedMr.White26.“Thinkaboutit,Mike.Whatmakesyouhappy?”“Umm…beaches,sunshine,and…ice-cream!”saidMike.“Well,thereyougo.That’showyoupaintit.Startworking!”saidMr.White.Samwasalready27.Hesplashed(泼洒)largeamountsofpaintalloverthe28.Itwasreallybeautiful!Therewereshapesthatwedidn’thaveintherealworldandthecoloursweresoshining.Thewholeclass29andSamlookedproud.Fromthatdayon,Samwasnever30aboutartclass.Heknewthathecouldpainthappiness,nomatterwhathepainted.21．A．difference B．problem C．reason D．way22．A．encouraged B．relaxed C．satisfied D．surprised23．A．agreed B．replied C．understood D．waited24．A．buildings B．houses C．happiness D．summer25．A．excitedly B．carelessly C．kindly D．sadly26．A．angrily B．patiently C．secretly D．worriedly27．A．painting B．playing C．talking D．writing28．A．book B．floor C．paper D．wall29．A．cheered B．doubted C．finished D．regretted30．A．careful B．certain C．happy D．nervous（2021·广东广州·中考真题）Mygrandpaalwaystellsmethatpeoplewholaughattheirownmistakeswillgetotherstolaughalong.Yesterday,Ilearnedthatheis31.“Stayinline,”MrsMartinsaid.Ilookedatthelongline,32thattherewouldstillbepizza(比萨饼).WhenIreachedthefront,Ilookedatthechoices.Icouldonlyseechicken,fishandmashedpotatoes(土豆泥).Icouldhearthesadnoiseofmy33stomach.Then,outofthecornerofmyeye,Isawthe34pieceofbeefpizza.Igotsoexcited.“Beefpizza,please,”Isaidpolitely.MrsMartinhandedmethepizza.Itookthepaperplate(碟子)so35thatthepizzafellout.Iwantedto36it,butitlandedonthemashedpotatoes.Myfacestartedburning.AllIcouldhearwere37fromsomekidsinline.AsIlookedattheupside-downpizza,IheardMrsMartin’svoice.“Maria,wouldyoulikesomemashedpotatoestogowithyourpizza?”Irepliedina/an38voice,“Ofcourse.”MrsMartinputthemashedpotatopizzaonmyplatewithanencouragingsmile.Isuddenly39andrelaxed.Ilookedaroundlaughing,andwealllaughedtogether.IneverreallybelievedmygrandpauntilIsawotherslaughingwithme.Thelaughingmademefeel40insteadofjustsilly.31．A．funny B．right C．clever D．joyful32．A．believing B．worrying C．hoping D．knowing33．A．silly B．active C．strong D．empty34．A．last B．best C．largest D．cheapest35．A．quietly B．quickly C．politely D．carefully36．A．catch B．eat C．buy D．throw37．A．excuses B．cheers C．laughs D．thanks38．A．angry B．nervous C．sweet D．sleepy39．A．woke B．agreed C．understood D．forgot40．A．hurt B．helpless C．proud D．good（2020·广东广州·中考真题）Onesunnymorning,whenZebra(斑马)visitedtheriverforacooldrink,heheardatinyvoice.“Helpme,Zebra!”ZebralookedaroundandfoundWasp(黄蜂)41inaspiderwebinathornbush(荆棘丛).Carefully,Zebrareachedintoit,butthethorns42him.“Ouch!”Zebrasteppedbackandwasleaving.“Pleasehelpme,”saidWasp.“OnedayIwill43yourhelp.”Zebralaughed.“I’mfastandstrong.Besides,Ihaveabigfamily.WhywouldIneedhelpfroma44wasp?”“Pleasetryonemoretime,”Waspsaid.Zebraknockedattheweb.45,thistimeitwasenoughtofreeWasp.“Trytostayoutoftrouble,”Zebrasaid.“Imightnotbenearbythenexttimeaspidergets46.”Thenheleft.Allday,Zebrastayedwithhisfamilyuntilhenoticedhisfavouritefruit—someberries!ThehungryZebraranto47theberries.WaspwasrestinginthebusheswhenshesawZebra.ShealsofoundLionhidingquietlyahead.IfZebragottooclosetoLion…Thinkingquickly,WaspflewdownandgaveLionasuddensting.The48lioncried.“Roooooaaar!”Zebraheardtheloudcry.Inasecond,heturnedaroundandranback49.Amomentlater,WaspflewaroundZebra’shead.“Trytostayoutoftrouble,”Waspsaidwitha50.“Imightnotbenearbythenexttimealiongetshungry.”41．A．resting B．playing C．caught D．hidden42．A．hurt B．hit C．refused D．killed43．A．remember B．return C．repeat D．report44．A．noisy B．lazy C．shy D．little45．A．Sadly B．Suddenly C．Luckily D．Strangely46．A．sleepy B．angry C．thirsty D．hungry47．A．smell B．taste C．touch D．watch48．A．surprised B．excited C．interested D．bored49．A．friend B．family C．river D．fruit50．A．laugh B．shout C．wish D．promise（2024·广东广州·三模）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C和D项中选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Mygrandfatheroftensaid“Iwon’t”toshowhisdislikeofdishonesty.Whenhewasyoung,heworkedasafurnituremaker.Oneday,aneighborinvitedhimtomakesomefurniture.Whenarriving,henoticedthewoodprovidedwasalittle51,sohesaid,“Iwon’tstartrightaway.”Hechosetoletthewooddryforamonth.Heknewworkingwithwetwoodcouldcause52lateron.Aroundthesametime,anotherfurnituremakerwasalsoaskedtodoa53jobbyadifferentfamily.Unlikemygrandfather,he54workingrightaway.Asaresult,theneighborstarteddoubtingmygrandfather,thinkinghewastryingtomakemoremoneyby55thework.However,mygrandfatherwaited56.Hewantedthebestqualityforthefurniturehewasmaking.Amonthlater,theotherfurnituremakerreceivedhismoneyandwentbackhome.Mygrandfatherbegantomakestrongandbeautifulfurniturewhenthewoodwascompletelydry.Afewmonthspassedandthefurnituremadebythatothermakerbegantobreak.Theneighborthenregretted57mygrandfatherandsaidsorrytohim.Peoplecametounderstandhis58andskill,spreadinghisfamefarandwide.Influencedbymygrandfather,myfatheralsofollowsthe59of“Iwon’t”.Healwaysprovidesthefreshestfood,whichmakeshisrestaurantverypopularintown.Once,whenatraderwantedtosellsomecheapbutsmellyseafoodtomyfather,hesaid“No!”andstoppedthebusiness.Now,mybrotherandI60inmindwhatourgrandfatherandfathertaughtus.Throughupsanddownsinlife,we’vecometodeeplyunderstandourfamilyvaluebehindthissaying—tobetruthfulandhonest.51．A．hard B．heavy C．soft D．wet52．A．fire B．illness C．pollution D．problems53．A．difficult B．normal C．similar D．special54．A．began B．canceled C．continued D．stopped55．A．carryingout B．givingup C．puttingoff D．goingon56．A．excitedly B．patiently C．sadly D．worriedly57．A．inviting B．believing C．comforting D．doubting58．A．fairness B．honesty C．love D．politeness59．A．joy B．plan C．shape D．value60．A．keep B．stay C．remain D．put（2024·广东广州·二模）Onceuponatime,theGreensaskedsomeworkerstobuildahousewithagarden.Butafterthehousewascompleted,theworkersleftarock61thegarden.What’sworse,itcausedalotoftrouble.Theson,JackGreen.onceaskedhisfather,“Dad,whynotmovetherockaway?Manycarsbrokedownfor62therockbyaccident.”“Oh,youmeanthat63rock?Youknowit’sagreattaskifyouwanttodothat.AslongasIpayattentiontodriving,therockwon’tbeaproblem,”answeredhisfather.Timewentquickly.Jackgotmarriedandbecameafather.Oneday,hiswife64,“Jack,Ican’tstandtherockoutthereanylonger!Mycarhittherockagain.Wemustmoveitaway!”Jackreplied,“Forgetit!Ifwecouldmovetherockawayatmyyoungage,howcanitstill65herenow?”Jack’sanswerisjustlikeaddingoiltothe66.Hiswifegotangrieranddecidedtomoveitawaybyherself.“Iwilldothatonmyown.”Thenextmorning,Jack’swifecarriedahoe(锄头)andalargebucketofwatertowardsthebigrock.Shewantedtodigthewholerockoutsoshecouldlookatit67tofindouthowlargeitwas.First,shewateredtheeartharoundtherock.Then,shestuckherhoeintotheearthandbegantodig.Infrontofthewholerock,shefelt68.ThepartthatJackandhisfathersawwasmostoftherock.Thepartundertheearthwasnotasbigastheythought.Theyhadbeen69byitslookforsuchalongtime.Sometimeswhat’sinourwayisnottherockinthe70buttherockintheheart.61．A．outside B．across C．above D．inside62．A．kicking B．hitting C．beating D．climbing63．A．soft B．small C．large D．light64．A．nodded B．smiled C．clapped D．shouted65．A．stay B．come C．fall D．leave66．A．fire B．salt C．sand D．water67．A．sadly B．carefully C．happily D．angrily68．A．upset B．worried C．nervous D．surprised69．A．hurt B．educated C．tricked D．attracted70．A．ears B．eyes C．hands D．mouth（2024·广东广州·二模）ThatwasmysecondtrytoclimbOjosdelSalado,thehighestvolcano(火山)intheworld.Ihaddecidedtomaketheclimbwithalocalguideandwesetoffjustaftermidnight.“YougofirstandI’llfollowyou,”hesaid.Asthehourspassed,thesituationbecameincreasingly71andIwasafraid.Lookingatthe72behindme,Icarefullylistenedtothesoundofmyguide’sstepsbutIwas73.Besides,mybreathingbecameslower,whichfrightenedme.Ihadchronicasthma(慢性哮喘)asachildandIknewhowterribleitwastorunoutof74.Withgreateffort,I75reachedthetopwhereItookintheamazingviews.Onthewaydown,Imetwithmyguide.Hehadcomeacrossaclimberindanger,sohehadtostopto76theman.IachievedmyfirstGuinnessWorldRecordhere,butmygoalwasn’t77.Whileatthetopofthevolcano,IspottedalakeandIhada(n)78.SoIbeganplanningtherecordfortheworld’shighestaltitude(海拔)kayak(皮划艇)andtherecordfortheworld’shighestaltitudeswim.Mydoctor79me,sayingthatthetrainingfortheseactivitieswouldbepainfultome.However,Iknewthepainwouldcontinueforonlyashorttimebutmy80wouldlastforever.Now,I’mathree-timeworldrecordholderandIneverimaginedmyloveofadventurewouldtakemesofar.71．A．difficult B．unusual C．simple D．clear72．A．scenery B．distance C．crowd D．darkness73．A．lost B．sad C．alone D．tired74．A．power B．breath C．cash D．time75．A．naturally B．normally C．directly D．finally76．A．visit B．find C．save D．comfort77．A．praised B．finished C．discussed D．mentioned78．A．idea B．rest C．task D．secret79．A．shocked B．calmed C．warned D．moved80．A．pain B．feeling C．disease D．success（2024·广东广州·二模）“Idon’twanttogo,MissBlack.I’mfrightened,veryfrightened,”Maggietoldherteacher.Maggiewasavery81girl.Shealwayssatatthebackoftheclassroom,readingortakingnotes.EveryMondaymorning,therewouldbeaspecial82inherclassandonestudentwouldbechosentomakeaspeechabouthisorherdream.MissBlackhopedthatMaggiecouldhaveatrythenextweek.Butsherefused.“Iknowthatitseems83foryou,butitwillhelpyoubuildupyourconfidence,”saidMissBlack.Maggiewaslostinthought.Thenextday,MaggiecametoMissBlack’soffice.MissBlackwasgladthatshewouldtakethe84.MissBlackred-penciledhermanuscript(手稿)ofspeech,correctedherpronunciation,andevenhelpedwithherbodylanguage.SheadvisedMaggietopractice,to85thatshewasspeakingconfidentlyinfrontofherclass.Forawholeweek,Maggiepracticedspeakinginfrontofherimaginaryfriendsandteacher.Behindthelockeddoorofherbedroom,shetoldthemaboutherdream.Finally,Mondayarrived.WhenMaggiewascalledupontogiveherspeech,she86andwalkedtothefrontoftheclasswithoutanynotes,inashowofconfidence.Maggie’ssuccessfulperformancebroughteveryoneagreat87.Thewholeclassclappedforafullminutewhenshecompletedherspeech.MissBlack88.ShehadknownthatMaggiewouldmakeitwhenshe89tookherfirststeptoovercome(克服)herfearofspeakinginpublic.Fromthatday,Maggie’slifechangedforthebetter.Attheageof23,shebecameanewsreader.Peoplewhoseeherontelevisionnowwillfindithardto90thatshewasonceashygirlwhorefusedtospeakupinclass.81．A．active B．lazy C．quiet D．polite82．A．day B．party C．meeting D．show83．A．difficult B．easy C．boring D．afraid84．A．advantage B．chance C．trip D．place85．A．realize B．examine C．imagine D．introduce86．A．wokeup B．lookedup C．stoodup D．dressedup87．A．secret B．surprise C．thought D．decision88．A．smiled B．agreed C．answered D．regretted89．A．easily B．luckily C．quickly D．bravely90．A．expect B．believe C．discuss D．express（20