2025春《中考解读 英语》 课件 专题二　完形填空

英语科目：英语版本：广东专版中考解读教学课件中考解读·解读中考ZHONGKAOJIEDUJIEDUZHONGKAO专题二完形填空课时：第三课时课本：第XX页题型解读01TIXINGJIEDU解题指导02JIETIZHIDAO例题试练03LITISHILKIAN真题实练04ZHENGTISJILISN模拟突破05MONITUPO题型解读TIXINGJIEDUPARTONE01中考解读解读中考2025解题指导例题试练真题实练题型解读模拟突破一、题型特点完形填空旨在考查考生综合运用语言知识的能力。它要求考生以语篇语境为线索，通过阅读理解准确判断和选择符合上下文的词汇，综合运用所学知识，选择正确答案。近年中考的完形填空题均为记叙文。题型的设计一般遵循以下规律：短文首句均未设空，为学生整体理解短文提供了足够的线索；每小题设空时都注意到上下文的逻辑联系，有助于学生正确理解短文。考查内容主要有：构成各种时态和用法区别的动词及动词短语；名词和介词短语；根据上下文内容及结构必须填入的形容词、副词；同义词、近义词等易混词。考查着重于实词。二、考情分析2020年-2024年广东省中考“完形填空”考点分析表年份20202021202220232024体裁记叙文记叙文记叙文记叙文记叙文年份20202021202220232024主题内容Mr.Smith沉迷于更换身体部位的故事男孩申请成为“太空行星保护官”的求职故事Molly在自家菜园种蔬菜并分享给邻居的故事Dora画苹果树等待妈妈生产的故事，反映和谐家庭与亲情关于一名著名生物学家的故事，并讲述成为一名科学家所需要具备的重要品质年份20202021202220232024主题范畴人与社会词数226225200223213动词2askedfor，refused4lookfor；protect…from；encouraging；see5takeaway；help；moved；work；shared4drawapicture；changed；waitfor；hold3thought；leadto；accepted年份20202021202220232024名词3look，change，decision3advantages；space；job2vegetables；family3time；baby；idea3job；scientist；reason形容词3wasboredof，popular，short2right；future2popular；difficult2cheerful；luckiest3longer；medical；important副词2suddenly，completely1seriously1slowly1finally1smoothly解题指导JIETIZHIDAOPARTONE02中考解读解读中考2025解题指导例题试练真题实练题型解读模拟突破要做好完形填空，必须要掌握一定的解题方法和技巧，才能尽量不丢分。一般来说，做完形填空题，要遵循以下三个步骤：1.细读首句，通读全文，掌握大意。做完形填空时，一定要先通读一遍全文，切勿为了省时而边看边填，否则一定是“欲速则不达”；阅读时要重视文章首句，因为首句往往是探索短文全貌的“窗口”，常常点明了全文的中心思想，对理解文章很有帮助。通读全文时，应采用快速阅读法，如遇个别生词，可以暂时略过。2.瞻前顾后，先易后难，逐个击破。“文中无闲句，句中无闲词”，词与词、句与句之间都是靠一定的语法关系、逻辑关系和固定的搭配而联系在一起的，所以每填一空都要注意词义恰当和前后照应；做题时，应遵循先易后难的原则，对有把握的选项可一锤定音，如果遇到一时难以确定的答案可先不填，待填完其他空后，再回过头来看，有时前后空白形成互相提示和补充。3.复读全文，逐个核对，检查答案。所有的答案选出之后，应再读一遍全文，看看行文是否流畅，意义是否连贯，逻辑关系是否合理。复查时，可从语义入手，把单词语义代入原文，看句意是否连贯，逻辑衔接是否自然，注意把握故事的脉络和主题意义。经过逐句推敲后，对短文内容的理解更为透彻，有些难解或误解的问题就很容易暴露出来，从而提高得分率。例题试练LITISHILIANPARTONE03中考解读解读中考2025解题指导例题试练真题实练题型解读模拟突破(答案解析见正文参考答案P13)完形填空(本大题共10小题，每小题1分，共10分)(2024·广东省)

请通读下面短文，掌握其大意，从每小题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。

Bettyisabiologist.Shestudiesbraindiseasesthatcomealongwithaging.Her

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isnotaneasyone.Sheistryingtounderstandwhatgoeswrongwiththebrainovertime，andhowpeoplecanageinahealthyway.Itisveryimportant，especiallywhenpeoplearehavinga

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lifenow.(

)41.A.job

B.book

C.excuse

D.exam(

)42.A.slower

B.longer

C.quieter

D.simpler41.考查名词。文中说Betty是一个生物学家，她主要研究大脑疾病如何随着衰老发生的。联系上下文可知，此处要说明Betty的工作并不容易，故选job。42.考查形容词。文中说尤其是人们更加长寿的时候，研究脑部疾病如何随着衰老发生以及人们如何以健康的方式衰老非常重要，故选择longer。AB

Bettydoesnothaveanaturalgift(天赋)formath.Shenever

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thatshecouldbeascientistonedaywhenshewaslittle.Now，shehasgotadoctor’sdegreeinbiologyandbecomeafamous

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researcher.Bettyhasmadeitpartlybecausesheiscuriousabouteverything.Thisisavery

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qualityforascientist.Another

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isthatsheisacreativethinker.“Afterall，scienceisallaboutproblem-solving，”Bettysaid.(

)43.A.argued

B.reported

C.thought

D.understood(

)44.A.social

B.medical

C.educational

D.environmental43.考查动词。文中说她没有数学天赋，所以Betty还小的时候，她从没有想过有一天她会成为科学家，故选thought。44.考查形容词。结合上下文，前文说她在生物学上取得了博士学位，并成了医学方面著名的研究者。CB(

)45.A.poor

B.strange

C.similar

D.important(

)46.A.reason

B.example

C.purpose

D.decision45.考查形容词。结合上下文，她认为对任何事物保持好奇心是一个非常重要的品质。46.考查名词。前文说部分原因是她保持好奇心，那另外一个理由是她的想法有创新性。DA

Bettythinksthebestpartofherresearchistryingoutanideatoseeifitwillwork.Herheartisfilledwithjoywhenherideaisprovedrightand

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byotherscientists.Butwhenthingsdon’tgo

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assheplans，shefeelsnodisappointment.Shesaysmistakesmay

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anewidea.(

)47.A.changed

B.accepted

C.described

D.questioned(

)48.A.safely

B.crazily

C.blindly

D.smoothly(

)49.A.mixwith

B.tumdown

C.leadto

D.breakdown47.考查动词。结合上下文，前文说当她的想法被证明是对的或者被其他科学家接受时，她的心里充满了喜悦。从right一词也可以推出“被接受”的意思，故选accepted。48.考查副词。结合上下文，当事情没有朝着她预想的方向顺利发展时，她没有感觉到失望。从disappointment一词中可以推出事情进展不顺利。49.考查动词词组。结合上下文，她说错误可以产生新的想法。BDC

Fewareborntobea

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.AccordingtoBetty，curiosityandcreativityplaythebiggestrole.【语篇分析】本文是一篇记叙文，主要介绍了生物学家Betty及其主要研究成果，并指出成为一名科学家所应具备的重要品质，鼓励人们保持好奇，创新思考。(

)50.A.dentist

B.lawyer

C.coach

D.scientist考查名词。此题是名词复现，对于Betty而言，她是一个科学家，所以没有人天生是一个科学家。D真题实练ZHENGTISHILIANPARTONE04中考解读解读中考2025解题指导例题试练真题实练题型解读模拟突破通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的四个选项中，选出一个最佳答案。(一)(2023·广东省)

LittleDoraalwayswantedasister.SowhenMomtoldhershewouldhaveoneinsixmonths，shefeltvery

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.ButDorahadtobeawayforsometime.Shehadpromisedtostaywithhergrandparentstillautumncame.(

)1.A.rich B.afraid C.nervous D.cheerfulD

“HowcanImake

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gofaster？Ican’twaittoseethe

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，”Dorasaidtoherselfwhileshewassittinginhergrandparents’yardoneday.Shehadagood

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whenshesawtheappletreeintheyard.Shedecidedto

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apictureofthetreeeachday.AsGrandpasaid，bythetimeshesawredapplesonthetree，shewouldhaveasister！(

)2.A.air B.time C.light D.water(

)3.A.yard B.tree C.baby D.apple(

)4.A.job B.idea C.life D.trip(

)5.A.buy B.take C.draw D.borrowBCBC

Dora’sfirstpicturewasatreefullofgreenleaves.Daybyday，theweathergotcooler.Theleavesslowly

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theircolourandtinyapplesappearedamongthem.(

)6.A.shared B.found C.passed D.changedD

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，Doradrewherlastpictureofthetree.Ithadalotofredapples.Nowitwastimetoreturnhome.Whensheenteredthehouse，MomandDadwere

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heronthesofa.Eachofthemwas

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ababyintheirarms.(

)7.A.Finally B.Really C.Usually D.Suddenly(

)8.A.waitingfor B.laughingat C.lookingafter D.learningfrom(

)9.A.hiding B.training C.walking D.holdingAAD

“Nowyouhaveasisterandabrother！”Dadsaid.“Wow，I’mthe

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sisterintheworld！”Dorasaidhappily.“Look！Theirfacesareasroundasredapples.Theyaresocute.”(

)10.A.funniest B.smallest C.luckiest D.prettiestC(二)(2022·广东省)

AlmosteverySaturdaymorning，Mollypullsatableintoherfrontyard.Onthetableshelaysoutsome

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inseason，suchascarrotsandtomatoes.Theyareallfromhergardenandfreeforherneighborsto

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.“It’sjustlovely，likeyouwalkbyandgetabeautifulgiftaroundthecorner，”saidaneighbor.(

)1.A.fruits B.flowers C.leaves D.vegetables(

)2.A.lookat

B.takeaway

C.giveup

D.throwawayDB

Mollystarteddoingthisinthesummerof2020.Earlierthatyear，afirebrokeoutinherhouse.Molly’s

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hadahardtime.“Peopleinthecommunitycameto

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.Theybroughtusfoodandoftencalledtomakesureweweredoingfine.Iwasdeeply

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，”Mollysaid.(

)3.A.family

B.class

C.office

D.team(

)4.A.cry

B.see

C.help

D.rest(

)5.A.moved

B.interested

C.tired

D.boredACA

Thenthepandemic(疫情)came.Mollyandherfamilyhadmuchtimeto

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intheirgarden.Theydecidedto

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whattheygrewintheirgarden.(

)6.A.play

B.work

C.sleep

D.dance(

)7.A.eat

B.sell

C.share

D.cookBC

Nooneknewaboutitatfirst.But

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，peoplegotintothehabitofcomingaround.Theywouldstopbyandleavewithsomevegetables.Molly’syardbecamea

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place.(

)8.A.sadly

B.slowly

C.badly

D.carefully(

)9.A.clean

B.small

C.terrible

D.popularBD

OnethingMollyhaslearnedfromthisexperienceisthatpeoplehavetoworktogetherwhendaysare

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.Sheisgladthatlovehasspreadinthiscommunity.(

)10.A.difficult

B.sunny

C.short

D.coolA(三)(2021·广东省)

Manykidsarecrazyaboutspace.Lastmonth，aspaceagency(机构)toldthepublicthattheywere

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“aplanetprotectionofficer”.Somepeoplelaughedatthefunnyjobtitle，buta9-year-oldboytooktheinformation

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.Hewrotealettertotheagency，sayingthathewantedthejob.(

)1.A.wakingup B.lookingfor C.dealingwith D.talkingabout(

)2.A.simply B.lightly C.seriously D.clearlyBC

“Dearsirs，mynameisSamLee.IthinkIamthe

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personforthejob，”hewrote.(

)3.A.right B.kind C.important D.favoriteA

WhatareSam’s

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？Forone，hewrote，“MysistersaysIactlikeanalien(外星人)”.Samalsosaidhehadwatchedalmostallthe

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movieshecouldfind.Hislastsentencemaytouchpeople’shearts：

“Iamyoung，soIcanlearntothinklikeanalien.”(

)4.A.dreams B.problems C.discoveriesD.advantages(

)5.A.war B.road C.spaceD.sportsDC

Samsoongota

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fromBillBlack，directoroftheagency.“Wehavereceivedyourletter.Itisgreatthatyouareinterestedinthejob.Thisjobisto

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theearthfromgerms(细菌)onthingsbroughtbackfromotherplanets.”Billendedtheletterwithsomewarmwords，

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Samtostudyhardanddowellinschool.“Wehopeto

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youattheagencyoneday，”hewrote.(

)6.A.job B.test C.replyD.ticket(

)7.A.move B.protect C.pullD.collect(

)8.A.warning B.helping C.orderingD.encouraging(

)9.A.see B.tell C.thankD.searchCBDA

“Amongkids，thereare

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spacescientists.”Billtoldanewspaper.“Wethinkofthisletterasachancethatmayforeverchangeakid’slife.”(

)10.A.past B.future C.recent D.presentB(四)(2020·广东省)

Wearenowinthe22ndcentury.Withthedevelopmentofscienceandtechnology，peoplecanchangetheirbodiesinthewaytheywant.

Asyearswentby，Mr.Smith

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hislook.Severalmonthsago，Mr.Smithwenttoabodyengineeringshopand

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asmallnose.Smallnoseswerevery

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theseyears.Aftertheoperation，helookedathimselfinthemirror(镜子)andfoundthathis

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hairnolongerfithisnewlook.Thenhewantedachangetolonghair.Whenhewasleaving，theshopkeeper

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toldhimthattheshophadaspecialofferonears.Atlast，Mr.Smithwentoutoftheshopwithasmallnose，longhairandtwonewears.(

)1.A.wasboredof B.wasrelaxedaboutC.wasexcitedaboutD.waspleasedwith(

)2.A.caredfor B.waitedfor C.askedfor D.sentfor(

)3.A.popular B.similar C.strange D.useful(

)4.A.long B.short C.thick D.thin(

)5.A.silently B.foolishly C.carelessly D.suddenlyACABD

Inthenextfewweeks，Mr.Smith’sinterestinhis

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keptgrowing.Heboughtneweyes，newhandsandnewfeet.Afterthat，helookedveryyoungforhisage，and

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different.Hefeltsatisfiedwithhimself.However，the

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inthefaceandfingerprintsbroughthimmuchtrouble.Hewas

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toenterplaceslikerailwaystationsandairports.Intheend，hedecidedtohavehisoldbodyback！Tohissurprise，Mrs.Smithwasunhappywithhis

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becauseshecouldnotbear(忍受)thebadsmellofhisoldfeet.(

)6.A.shape B.age C.life D.look(

)7.A.probably B.hardly C.nearly D.completely(

)8.A.smile B.change C.color D.kiss(

)9.A.guided B.refused C.forced D.allowed(

)10.A.interest B.condition C.decision D.situationDDBBC模拟突破MONITUPOPARTONE05中考解读解读中考2025解题指导例题试练真题实练题型解读模拟突破(一)(2024·海南省改编)

ThisisastoryofJoeandFonzie.JoewasaboyandFonziewasadolphin(海豚).Joewasthreeyearsoldwhenthestorybegan.

WhenJoewasborn，hehadaproblemwithhis

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anddoctorshadtooperate(做手术)onhim.Whenhewasthree，hehadasecondheartoperation.Thisoperationdidn’tgowell.Asaresult，hecouldn’tmovethe

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sideofhisbody.Thedoctorsthoughtthathecouldn’tgetbetter.ButJoe’smotherdidn’t

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.Shetookhimtodifferentplacestoseedoctors.However，itwasn’tverysuccessful.(

)1.A.head

B.heart

C.stomach D.leg(

)2.A.left

B.back

C.soft D.front(

)3.A.comein

B.lookout

C.giveup D.putupBAC

Joelikedtostayinwaterandhismumthought

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couldhelphim.Oneday，theywenttoaplacecalledDolphinPlus，wherepeopleswamwithdolphins.JoemetFonziethereandthe

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reallybegan.(

)4.A.riding

B.jumping

C.running D.swimming(

)5.A.story

B.trip

C.game D.programDA

JoewenttoseeFonzieeveryday.HelovedplayingwithFonzieand

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it.Joe’smothertoldhimalwaystofeedFonzieusinghislefthand.SoJoe

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hisleftsidemoreandmore.

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，hegotbetterandbetter.Atthesametime，JoeandFonziebecamegoodfriends.(

)6.A.carrying

B.drawing

C.feeding D.fighting(

)7.A.volunteered

B.promoted

C.played D.exercised(

)8.A.Quietly

B.Slowly

C.Carefully D.SuddenlyCDB

WhenJoe’smothersawthatJoe’s

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withFonziehelpedhimalot，sheandherfamilywantedtohelppeoplelikeJoe.Sotheyworkedhardto

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aplacecalledIslandDolphinCare.Itsopeningattracted(吸引)andhelpedmanypeoplewithhealthproblems.

Joesaidinaninterview，

“Fonziewasagreatfriendtome，andwesharedalotofgoodtimes.”(

)9.A.problem

B.condition C.competition D.friendship

(

)10.A.find

B.visit

C.cross

D.openDD(二)(2024·深圳市)

WilliamgrewupinapoorfamilyinAfrica.Hisfamilylivedinavillagewithno

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.Atnight，theyusedoillampsforlight.However，oilwastooexpensiveforhisparentstoafford.(

)1.A.gas B.water

C.Internet

D.electricityD

Williamwantedto

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lifetherebuthehadnoideahowtorealizeit.Oneday，hereadabookonhowtoturnwindintoelectricitywithawindmill.

“Thatis

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！”Thoughhedidn’tknowwhatawindmillwas，hedecidedtogiveitatry.(

)2.A.protect B.improve C.create D.understand(

)3.A.amazing B.surprised C.worried D.importantBA

First，hehadto

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allthematerials.Hedugthroughtherubbishwithhiscousininthevillagesnearbyand

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hisgoaluntilhegotwhathewanted.(

)4.A.buy B.invent C.collect D.borrow(

)5.A.stuckto B.wentover C.lookedinto D.learnedaboutCA

Thenhestartedtomakethewindmill.Themomenthisfarmworkfinishedinthefields，hethrewhimselfonstudyingthematerials，staying

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tillmidnight.Finally，hemadeitaftermany

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.Hefixedthewindmillonthetopofawoodtowertocatchwind.Thevillagerscametolook.Alongwirewasusedtoconnectabulbtothewindmill.Thewindblewandthewindmill

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.Totheiramazement，thebulblitup.Thevillagerscheered.Williamthrewhishandsintheairandjumped

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.Toproducemoreenergy，hebuiltanotherwindmillforhisvillage.(

)6.A.calm B.awake C.relaxed D.free(

)7.A.tells B.excuses C.failures D.meeting(

)8.A.fell B.flew C.opened D.turned(

)9.A.excitedly B.hurriedly C.carefully D.worriedlyBCDA

Bornintopoverty，Williamdidn’tgiveupinthefaceofdifficulties.Hekeptreading，taughthimselfandlitupthewhole

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.(

)10.A.team B.club C.school D.villageD(三)(2023·苏州市改编)

WhenIwaselevenyearsold，mylifechangedforeverwhenIgotaseriousdisease.Mylifewas

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withoperationsandtreatments.IfeltstressedbecauseIwasreally

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abouteverythingthatwashappening.(

)1.A.lighted B.matched

C.filled D.painted(

)2.A.uncertain B.general

C.excited

D.happyCA

Oneday，Iwasreceivingmythirteenthoperationinthehospital.Beingawayfrommyfriendsandschoolwascausingmealmostasmuch

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astheoperationitself.Duringthathospitalstay，Ireceivedacardfromavolunteer.Thatsimple

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meantmuchtomeandgavemehopeagainduringmytimeofneed.Iwillnever

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thewayIfeltafterthatsmallactofkindness.IstartedcreatinganorganizationcalledCardsforHospitalized(住院的)Kids.Thecharitybeganwithasimpledreamofgiving

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，joyandmagictothosekids.Itlater

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anationalorganizationthatsentcardstoover5，000sickkidsatmorethan50hospitalsacrossthecountry.(

)3.A.fun B.pain

C.value

D.danger(

)4.A.act B.job

C.game

D.lesson(

)5.A.mind B.lead

C.forget

D.risk(

)6.A.hope B.fear

C.shock

D.pressure(

)7.A.lookedup B.gaveup

C.brokeinto

D.turnedintoBACAD

Itishardtobelievethatanactassimpleasacardcandosomuchgood，butitdoes

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.Seeingapictureofachild

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oneofourcardswithahugesmilemakesuskeepthiswonderfulcharityalive.

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mightprovidemedicineforthesesickkids，butweprovidethatlittlebitofhopeandmagicthat’llgoalongway.(

)8.A.bravely B.easily

C.hardly

D.carefully(

)9.A.selling B.printing

C.holding

D.cleaning(

)10.A.Teachers

B.Friends C.Patients

D.DoctorsBCD(四)(2022·福建省改编)

Attheageofnine，Kellydreamedofbeingabasketballplayer.Butonedaywhenshewasplayingbasketball，shehurtherleftleg

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.Thedoctortoldherthatshecouldnolongerplaybasketball.Whatwaseven

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，sheneededhelpdoingeverything，includinggoingtothebathroom.(

)1.A.badly

B.slowly

C.easily

D.quickly

(

)2.A.better

B.worse

C.more

D.lessAB

Thinkingthatherdreamcouldnever

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，Kellywasinlowspiritsandgaveupherstudiesatschool.Hermotherdidallshecouldtocheerherup，butKelly

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tochange.Sheeventookoutallherangerand

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onhermother.(

)3.A.comeround

B.comeout

C.cometrue

D.comein

(

)4.A.wanted

B.refused

C.decided

D.planned

(

)5.A.pain

B.fun

C.love

D.troubleCBA

ThenonedayKelly’sfriendintroducedhertothegym.Kelly

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thatsheshouldturnherattentiontowhatshecoulddo，nottowhatshecouldn’t.Postingher

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online，shegotlotsofkindandinspiring(鼓舞人心的)words.Asshewas

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bythekindness，shereturnedtoschoolfortwohalfdaysaweek.Andwiththe

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ofabodybuildingtrainer，shetrainedhardandsoonfoundherselfonstage(舞台)performing-asabodybuilder.Hermotherwastrulyhappyand

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.(

)6.A.warned

B.realized

C.suggested

D.advised

(

)7.A.information

B.message

C.report

D.story

(

)8.A.seen

B.heard

C.encouraged

D.told

(

)9.A.help

B.need

C.promise

D.hope

(

)10.A.proud

B.angry

C.calm

D.patient

BDCAA

Today，Kellyisstudyinghardtobealifecoach.Sheisatpeacewithwhathappenedtoher.“Sometimesyoumustexperiencesomedifficultthingstocomeoutstrongerontheotherside，”saidKelly.(五)(2023·无锡市)

IknewMarty’smagicwasfake(假的)，butIjustcouldn’tproveit.Oneday，lcaughtaluckybreak.Atlunch，Martywasgoingonabouthowhecouldmakethings

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.Hehadaringinonehandandapencilintheother.That’swhenI

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it：athinpieceoffishinglinearoundtheendofthepencilandattached(连接)toMarty’sshirt！Sureenough，hemadeitbysliding(滑动)theringoverthepencilandhangingitfromtheline.Nooneelse

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theline，andsoonthewholedininghallwascheering.Whenthecrowdsweregone，Iwalkedover.Itwastimeto

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theMagicMartyshow.“Iknowhowyoudidit，”Isaid，lookinghimrightintheeye.“

5

，”Martyreplied.“butthefirstlawofmagicisthat…”(

)1.A.disappear

B.grow

C.float D.change(

)2.A.saw

B.heard

C.felt

D.smelt(

)3.A.confirmed B.noticed

C.explained

D.supported(

)4.A.watch B.praise

C.create

D.end(

)5.A.Indeed B.Maybe

C.However

D.AnywayCABDB

“Itwasthefishingline.”

Martybecame

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.Helookedabitworried.Withoutallhisconfidence，heseemedmorenormal(平常).Isuddenlyfeltbad.“So，areyougoingtotellotherpeople？”heasked.Ithoughtaboutitforamoment.IfIdid，Iwould

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beabletoprovethatMarty’smagicwasfake.Butwouldthatreallymakemefeelhappy？WhataboutMarty？Hemight

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hisnewfriends.Howwouldthatmakehimfeel？(

)6.A.polite B.crazy

C.silent

D.curious(

)7.A.finally B.properly

C.easily

D.mainly(

)8.A.make B.leave

C.greet

D.loseCAD

“Nah，”Isaid.“Itwillbea

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betweenyouandme.”Martyletoutarelievedsigh，andIturnedtowalkaway.“Wait！”Martyjumpedinfrontofme.“You’vegotaprettygoodeyeformagic.Ifyou’re

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，Ihaveanidea.”

That’showtheMagicMartyandMysteriousMattLunchShowbegan.(

)9.A.trick B.secret

C.present

D.reward(

)10.A.surprised B.impressed

C.satisfied

D.interestedBD(六)(2022·赤峰市改编)

Gamesandsportsteachpeoplealotofusefulskills，aswellashelpingthemtokeepfitandhealthy.

Lotsofpeopleloveteamsports.Theyloveto

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thematchesasateambecausetheycanshare

2

orfailurewithotherteammembers.Whiletheyareplayingasateam，teammembershaveto

3

eachother，ortheywillneverwin.Teamgamesalsoteachyouthatwinningisnotthe

4

oftheworld.Youwillalwayshaveanotherchanceandyouwillbemoresuccessfulagainstyourcompetitors(对手)nexttime.(

)1.A.lookup B.waitfor C.sendfor D.takepartin

(

)2.A.score B.success C.effort D.result

(

)3.A.become B.support C.save D.find

(

)4.A.start B.end C.problem D.troubleDBBB

However，therearemanypeoplewhojustdon’tliketeamsports.Theyhavetofindother

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toexercise.Perhapstheyhadabadexperiencewithteamsportswhentheywere

6

.Maybetheyfeelworriedbecausetheythinkthey’renotverygoodatasport.Theyworryaboutdisappointing(使失望)otherteammembersifthey

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badly.Ontheotherhand，teamsportsare

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aboutcompetitions，andforsomepeople，thisistoostressful.Soindividual(个人的)activitiesaremoresuitableforthem.Forexample，duringtheCOVID-19，manypeople

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intheirhousesbyfollowingwork-outvideos(健身视频)postedonline.Hundredsof

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workoutsareproducedonlineeveryday.

Whetherteamsportsorindividualactivities，justleadhealthylives！(

)5.A.places B.time C.ways D.space

(

)6.A.older B.younger C.smaller D.bigger

(

)7.A.order B.perform C.watch D.teach

(

)8.A.especially B.usually C.quickly D.quietly

(

)9.A.watch B.sing C.exercise D.write

(

)10.A.beautiful B.free C.expensive D.exciting

CBBBCB(七)(2022·泰安市改编)

MyhusbandandIrecentlywenttoanamusementparkwithourchildrenandgrandchildren.Wehada

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timeandmadelotsofsweetmemoriestogether.Unexpectedly，Icameacross(偶遇)awarm

2

whenwemadeourwaythroughthepark.(

)1.A.terrible

B.beautiful

C.wonderful

D.careful

(

)2.A.moment

B.program

C.promise

D.plan

CA

Ourfourgrandchildrenwere

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abouttheactivitywhichallowedchildrentodrivethecars.Isatoutsideandpreparedtotakephotosofmyfamily.WhenIwas

4

myfamilytodriveby，Inoticedacarwithafatherandhissonwho

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tobeabout7yearsold.Theyrolleddownthehillatthebeginningandsuddenlythecar

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.Thesonshouted，“Ican’tdoit.”Hisfather

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said，“Yes，youcan，dear.”(

)3.A.surprised

B.relaxed

C.excited

D.bored

(

)4.A.waitingfor B.searchingfor

C.goingfor

D.lookingfor

(

)5.A.decided

B.seemed

C.wanted

D.hoped

(

)6.A.left

B.flew

C.stopped

D.drove

(

)7.A.angrily

B.quietly

C.sadly

D.loudly

CABCB

“No，Ican’t！”

“Yes，youcan，son.”

“ICAN’T！

”thelittleboywasalmostintears.Withdeeppatience，thefathersaid.“Son，youcandothis.Letme

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you.”Thenhetaughttheboytopushthegaspedalanddrivethecar.Andafew

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later，theywentsmoothlyontheirwaydownthetrack.(

)8.A.make

B.help

C.drive

D.watch

(

)9.A.hours

B.days

C.weeks

D.minutes

BD

Thescenebroughttearstomyeyes.“Yes，youcan”，thewordswhispered(悄声说)tomyheart.EverytimeIhadfailuresalongtheway，Iwouldthinkof“Yes，youcan”.Itwouldbringmea

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feelingandgavemeco