完形填空 20篇 集训-2025年译林版七年级英语下册寒假预习（含答案）

【寒假预习】专题01完形填空20篇集训一2025年七年级英

语下册寒假提前学译林版2024

IamverythankfultothecatanditalwaysmakesmethinkofthetimeIwaswithhim.

Fiveyearsago,whenmyfatherwas1,Itraveledathousandmilesfrommyhome

tobewithhiminhislastdays.Ifeltvery2anditwasoneofthemostdifficultand

painfultimesinmylife.Afterhepassedaway,Iwas3inhisapartment.Therewereso

manythingsto4.1waslonelyandIhatedthe5oftheapartment.

Butoneeveningthesilencewasbroken.Iheardcryingoutside.I6thedoorand

foundalittlecatonthefloor.Hewasthinandpoor.Ibroughthiminsideandgavehimacanof

fish.Heateitandthensoon7.

ThenextmorningIaskedtheneighborsandlearnedthatthecathadbeenleftbyhisowner.

Hisownerhadmovedaway,8thelittlecatwasthereallalone,justlikeIwas.AsI

walkedbacktotheapartment,Itriedtoworkoutwhattodowith9.Ihadsomethingelse

todo,sotakingcareofthecatseemedlikethevery10thingIcoulddo.ButassoonasI

openedthedoor,herantomeandlay11myfeet.Itwasclearfromthatmomentthathe

didn'twanttogoanywhere.IstartedcallinghimWillisinordertoremembermyfather^best

friend.

Fromthenon,thingsgrew12.WithWillis,timeseemedtopassmuchfaster.

13,whenthetimecameformetoreturntomyownhome,Ihadtodecide14todo

aboutWillis.TherewasnowayIwouldleavewithouthim.

Ifsbeenfiveyearssincemyfatherdied.Overtheyears,severalpeoplehavesaidIwasso

niceto15thecat.ButIknowthatwesavedeachother.Imayhavegivenhimahomebut

hegavemesomethinggreater.

1.A.braveB.dyingC.strongD.hopeful

2.A.excitedB.happyC.sadD.tired

3.A.aloneB.sleepyC.awakeD.afraid

4.A.turnoverB.comeonC.gowithD.dealwith

5.A.noiseB.silenceC.soundD.voice

6.A.closedB.openedC.fixedD.broke

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7.A.ranoverB.wentawayC.fellasleepD.gotup

8.A.becauseB.soC.thoughD.since

9.A.himB.herC.meD.them

10.A.firstB.secondC.middleD.last

11.A.inB.byC.overD.off

12.A.easierB.harderC.heavierD.worse

13.A.SuddenlyB.LuckilyC.FinallyD.Surely

14.A.howB.whatC.whereD.which

15.A.saveB.reportC.catchD.carry

Mydadhadtraveledmanymilestovisitme.DadstayedamonthandIwasbusyinthe

libraryforthoseweeks.Helikedto16mydog,Dustin.Ialwaysremindedhimtolockall

thedoorsbeforeheleft.Ididnottellhimthatthetwoyoungmennext17were

troublemakers.Theyhadbeenknowntothrowtheirmotheroutofthefrontdoor,stealhermoney.

Igothomeone18Tuesday,worriedthatmydadmightfeeltoohotonhiswalk,

but,no,hewas19thanusual.Hiseighty-year-oldfaceshonewithexcitement."You'll

20guesswhathappenedtometoday,9,hesaid.t4Itcouldhavebeenunlucky,butitworkedout

21.Ilockedmyselfout,"

"Oh,Dad,youshouldhavecalled22"Isaid.

“Ididn,ttakethephonewithme,^^hewenton."Iwas23becausebythetimewe

gothome,Dustinwasreallythirsty.Luckily,those24youngmenfromnextdoorhelped

meget25”

Ialmostgotupfrommychairto26thegoldandmyjewelrybox.Dadalwaysleft

apileofdollarsandcoins27thetableinthebedroomandthatdoorwaswideopen.I

noticedthatthe28wasstillthere.

“Afterwegotin,Igavethedoga29,thenImadeapotoftea.Thoseyoungmen

andIsatandtalkedforabithereinthekitchen.^^

Ilaterfound30missingfrommyhouse.Dadwaspleasedthathehadsolvedthe

problem.TheremainingtimeofDad'svacationwentquickly.ManytimesIwentoutintheyardto

watchhimchattingwithhisnewfriends.Thelockeddoorwasn'ttheonlythingopenedthatday.

16.A.watchB.feedC.brushD.walk

17.A.doorB.classroomC.streetD.neighbourhood

18.A.coldB.hotC.rainyD.sunny

19.A.angrierB.healthierC.happierD.weaker

20.A.neverB.sometimesC.oftenD.always

21.A.easilyB.hardC.wellD.badly

22.A.meB.himC.usD.them

23.A.interestedB.sadC.excitedD.worried

24.A.braveB.niceC.cleverD.bad

25.A.inB.outC.awayD.up

26.A.findB.checkC.hideD.put

27.A.belowB.underC.onD.above

28.A.doorB.clothesC.tableD.money

29.A.restB.bathC.mealD.drink

30.A.somethingB.everythingC.nothingD.anything

Johnlikedplayingfootballandhepractisedhardeveryday.Healwaysdreamedof

becomingagoodfootballplayer.Butoneday,hefeltuncomfortableandwenttoseethedoctor.

Thedoctorsaidtherewassomethingwrongwithhisheart,sohecouldn'tplaythe31he

lovedanymore.

32first,Johnfeltworriedandsad.Hedidn'tknow33todo.Butaftera

fewweeksoffeelingsorryfor34,Johnrealizedthathestillhadchoices（选择）.Hemay

notbeabletoplayfootball,buthehadsomething35todo.ThenJohnstarted

volunteeringatthelocalfootballclub.

He36becameanimportantpartoftheclub.Hesharedhisloveandknowledgeof

thesportwithyoungerplayers.Itwasn'thisdreamjob,37Johnhadfunwhilehelping

othersbecome38atfootball.Hefelthappybecausehefoundanewcallinginlife.

Throughhisexperiences,Johnlearnedthatsometimeslifedoesn'tgoaccordingto（根据）

his39.Butthatdoesn'tmeanyouhavetogiveupyour40.Aslongasyouhavea

positiveattitude（积极的态度），youcanfindnewpathstosuccessandhappiness.

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31.A.musicB.cardC.sportD.part

32.A.AtB.OnC.InD.For

33.A.howB.whatC.whereD.why

34.A.herselfB.themselvesC.itselfD.himself

35.A.otherB.othersC.elseD.another

36.A.heavilyB.carefullyC.quicklyD.angrily

37.A.andB.becauseC.butD.if

38.A.easierB.higherC.happierD.better

39.A.timeB.planC.luckD.study

40.A.jobB.hobbiesC.dreamsD.friends

Now,alotofchildrenspendtoomuchtimesittinginfrontofcomputer.Teachersand

parents41theirhealth.ThereisanewkindofcampinChinafortheseChildren.Ithelps

themgetoutoftheir42andintothesunshine.Thecampisbythe43because

thechildrencandolotsofactivitiesonthebeach.

Thecampaskschildrentospend44timeoutonthebeacheveryday.Manyof

themsaidtheyplayedcomputergamesfor45sixhoursadaybefore.Aboysaid,"Itwas

46toplayonthecomputer,becauseIhad47elsetodo.Myfriendshadnotimefor

me.”

Campworkerstakethesechildrentothe48everymorning.Theyneedtoswim

anddoother49activitiestherebeforesittingdowntohaveahealthylunch.When

childrensitinfrontofcomputersallday,theydonothavemealsattherighttimeand50

leavetheirseats.So,campworkersbelievethathealthyeatingandexercisearebothimportant.

Tomlovedtoplaycomputergameswhenhewasathome.Hesaid,“Ithoughtitwasgoing

tobevery51tocometoacampwithoutcomputers-onlysports.52myparents

toldmeplayingonthecomputeralldaywasnotgoodformyhealth.Aftercamping,Ifoundthat

doingsportsismuchmore53thansittinginfrontofacomputerforawholeday."Many

childrensaidtheyfeltmuchhappier54ofthecamp.Manyofthemwillspendlesstime

ontheir55whentheygobackhome.

41.A.talkaboutB.worryaboutC.hearaboutD.dreamabout

42.A.gardensB.kitchensC.bedroomsD.bathrooms

43.A.seaB.lakeC.forestD.mountain

44.A.littleB.lessC.noD.more

45.A.pastB.overC.underD.below

46.A.boringB.tiringC.troubleD.fun

47.A.nothingB.anythingC.somethingD.everything

48.A.parkB.playgroundC.hillD.beach

49.A.tiringB.boringC.strangeD.outdoor

50.A.oftenB.neverC.alwaysD.seldom

51.A.goodB.importantC.funnyD.bad

52.A.SoB.ButC.AndD.Because

53.A.famousB.difficultC.dangerousD.interesting

54.A.attheendB.inthecenterC.atthebackD.inthefront

55.A.hobbiesB.lessonsC•activitiesD.computers

Thereisafarmer.Whenheisworkinginthe56,heseesarabbit.Therabbitruns

intoatreestump（树桩）and57.

Thefarmerstops58.Hewalkstothetreestumptogettherabbit.Thenhetakesit

homeand59adeliciousdinnerfor60.Hesays61tohimself,“62

goodday!TodayIdon'tworkhardbutIgetarabbit.So,Idon'tneed63sohard.AllI

havetodoistositbythestumpeveryday.AndthenIcanwaitforthe64tocomeand

runintoit."Afterthat,thefarmergivesupfarming.Hecomestothetreestump65.He

spends66timearoundit.Buthe67seesanyrabbitsrunintothetreestump.

Whafsworse（更糟的），thefarmer^fieldisfullof68atharvest（收获）time.

Nopain,nogain.Weshouldn'tleave69toluckandjustwait.70we

wantagoodresult,weshouldgoforit.

56.A.factoryB.schoolC.restaurantD.field

57.A.dies（死亡）B.dancesC.singsD.laughs

58.A.toworkB.workingC.torunD.running

59.A.ordersB.buysC.findsD.cooks

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60.A.herselfB.themselvesC.yourselfD.himself

61.A.happyB.happilyC.angryD.angrily

62.A.WhatB.HowC.WhataD.Howa

63.A.toworkB.workingC.worksD.work

64.A.tigerB.mouseC.dogD.rabbit

65.A.everyweekB.everynightC.everydayD.everyyear

66.A.fewB.muchC.manyD.little

67.A.oftenB.usuallyC.neverD.sometimes

68.A.weeds（杂草）B.flowersC.fruitsD.vegetables

69.A.anythingB.everythingC.somethingD.nothing

70.A.OrB.AndC.ButD.If

从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

Mr.andMrs.Greenhavetwolovelypetdogs.Aboutsevendaysago,thedogswere

71.Mr.andMrs.Greentriedtofindtheirmissing（丢失的）dogs,LeoandRuby.

Morethan120people72tofindthedogs.They73theneighborhoodfor

fivedays,buttheydidnotfind74.ThenMr.andMrs.Green75tocook76

attheplacewherethedogswerelastseen.Justmoments77,LeoandRubyappearedin

theneighborhood.

“Whentheyfirstappeared,Ifeltlikeitwasnottrue.I78believethatfact,^^Mrs.

Greensaid."MyhusbandranuptothegardentogetthemasIwasjustcrying.Icouldnoteven

move.^^

“Theylovesausagessomuch.TheyhavethemeverySunday79breakfast,soif

therewasonefoodtheyweregoingto_80—for,itwassausages,Mrs.Greensaid.

71.A.loseB.lostC.losingD.missed

72.A.helpedB.learnedC.askedD.watched

73.A.searchedforB.lookedforC.huntedforD.searched

74.A.somethingB.anythingC.nothingD.everything

75.A.hopedB.knewC.decidedD.heard

76.A.sandwichesB.bonesC.sausagesD.carrots

77.A.laterB.afterC.earlyD.late

78.A.couldn'tB.mustn'tC.shouldn'tD.can't

79.A.atB.forc.toD.till

80.A.gooffB.goonc.comeoutD.comeback

阅读短文，从每题所给的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。

OnenightIwassittinginmykitchenhalf-listeningasmy15-year-oldsonTommyfought

withhisbrotherKevin.Later,Kevinwentupstairswitha81lookonhisface.Ididn't

thinkitwasaproblem.

About20minuteslater,asIwaswalkingupstairs,IheardKevin82inhisroom.I

knockedonthedoorandasked,"'Kevin,doyouwantto83?”

Therewasnoanswer.Itriedagain.Still,84happened.

So,Itookapieceof85andwrote,6<Ifyoudon'twanttotalk,wecanwrite86

toeachother“andslipped（使滑动）itunderthedoor.

Anhourlater,Iwasstillsittingontheflooroutsidehis87.Anoteslippedout.AsI

readit,Icouldn'thelpcrying.Itsaid,"Nobodyinthefamilylovesme.Iamnottheyoungestnor

theoldest,andIamnotthe88.TommythinksIamtooweak,89Dadwisheshe

hadanotherKevinwhoisbetteratbasketball.Youare90aroundtoevennoticeme.”

Hewas91aboutmypart.Feeling92forhim,Iwroteback,"Kevin,Ido

loveyou,andeveryoneinthisfamilylovesyou.^^

Icouldhearhimcryingsoftly.Halfanhourlater,anotewith"93”cameout.I

wroteback,"Forwhat?”

Hereturned,"94me.^^Sincethen,Ihavetriedmybesttocareaboutmyfamily

members.Whenoneofusnoticesthattheotheris95,we'llsmileandsay,"Writeiton

paper.”

81.A.excitedB.happyC.hurtD.pleasant

82.A.singingB.cryingC.talkingD.reading

83.A.writeB.shoutC.cryD.talk

84.A.nothingB.everythingC.somethingD.anything

85.A.cakeB.newsC.paperD.cloth

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86.A.lettersB.notesC.diariesD,reports

87.A.doorB.deskC.windowD.bed

88.A.shortestB.fattestC.thinnestD.smartest

89.A.butB.andC.orD.so

90.A.alwaysB.oftenC.sometimesD.never

91.A.rightB.wrongC.worriedD.sad

92.A.rudeB.luckyC.wellD.sorry

93.A.OKB.ThanksC.GoodbyeD.Help

94.A.HelpingB.RememberingC.HearingD.Loving

95.A.unkindB.unfriendlyC.unhappyD.unhealthy

WhenBrucesawthesmokefromhisneighbour'shome,hewenttotakea96

andheard“Mygirl,Tinaisintheroom!^^Oneofthewomencried.After97this,Bruce

raninside.

Whenherushedintotheburninghouse,theheavy98madeitdifficulttobreathe

（呼吸）.Itwas99forBruce,whowas64yearsold.

Afterafew100,heranbackandasked."WhereisTina?”"The101

floor,9,hermumshoutedback.

Hewentinagain.Itwasdarkinside.Luckily,hegottothesecondflooras102

ashecould.Hebreathedheavily.Thenheheardaweakandlowsound,buthe103see

anything.Bruceputhis104onthehotfloor.Hecrawled（爬行）towardthesound,

feelingaroundforanysignofTina.

Severalminuteslater,hetouched105intheend.Ashoe,thenanankle（脚踝）.

Hepulled（拉）Tinatowardhim.Shedidn'tbreathe.Hetried106besttoholdTina.

Finallyhewasatthefrontdoor,thenoutside.

WhenTinaopenedher107,Brucehugged（抱紧）herandsaid,"Uncle'sgotyou.^^

Soonafter,hefainted（晕倒）.

Bruce108upinthehospitalsomedayslater.Whentalkingaboutthe

109,hesaid,6<Ididn'thavetimeto110aboutit.Thegirlneededmyhelp.^^

96.A.smellB.seeC.soundD.look

97.A.sayingB.hearingC.feelingD.smelling

98.A.smokeB.airC.fireD.wall

99.A.brightB.lightC.safeD.dangerous

100.A.minutesB.yearsC.daysD.weeks

101.A.secondB.firstC.twoD.one

102.A.quicklyB.suddenlyC.slowlyD.well

103.A.mustn'tB.shouldn'tC.needn'tD.couldn't

104.A.feetB.floorC.headD.knees

105.A.nothingB.everythingC.somethingD.anything

106.A.herB.himC.hisD.hers

107.A.eyesB.earsC.mouthD.nose

108.A.pickedB.wokeC.handedD.took

109.A.houseB.fireC.airD.floor

110.A.talkB.tellC.thinkD.say

Acrow（乌鸦）livesintheforestandisveryhappywithhislife.Butonedayhe111

aswan（天鹅）.“Thisswanissowhite,cchethinks,t6andIamso112.Thisswanmustbe

thehappiest（最快乐）birdintheworld.

Hetellshisideastotheswan."Infhct,“theswananswers,ctIthinkIamthehappiestbird

113Iseeaparrot,hehastwocolors.Inowthinktheparrotisthehappiestbird.^^Thecrow

thengoestotheparrot.Theparrotsays,“I114averyhappylife,butthenIseeapeacock

（孔雀）.Ihaveonlytwo115,butthepeacockhasmanycolors.

Thecrowthenvisitsapeacockinthezooandseesmanypeople116toseehim.

Thecrowgoestothepeacock."'Dearpeacock,youareso117.Everydaymanypeople

visitH8.Ithinkyouarethehappiestbirdintheworld.9,

Thepeacockanswers,C4I119thinkIamverybeautifulandthehappiestbirdinthe

world.ButbecauseIambeautiful,peoplecatchmeintothis120.1lookaroundeveryday,

andIfindonlythecrowdoesn'tliveinacage.121forthedaysinthefuture,IhopeIcan

beacrow,thenIcanflyhereandthere122.”

Thafsour123too.Wealwaysmakecomparisons（比较）withothersandfeelsad.

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Soyoualwaysfeelunhappy!124tobehappywithwhatyouhaveisimportant.Ifyouare

125withwhatyouhave,youwillbethehappiestpersonintheworld.

Ill.A.catchesB.leavesC.helpsD.sees

112.A.whiteB.yellowC.blackD.green

113.A.becauseB.soC.beforeD.after

114.A.takeB.liveC.askD.go

115.A.eggsB.coloursC.feetD.wings

116.A.getB.haveC.comeD.visit

117.A.bigB.beautifulC.busyD.bright

118.A.meB.youC.himD.her

119.A.neverB.alwaysC.oftenD.usually

120.A.forestB.gardenC.parkD.zoo

121.A.SoB.ButC.AndD.Or

122.A.happilyB.happyC.sadlyD.sad

123.A.questionB.problemC.treasureD.award

124.A.WorkingB.LearningC.DoingD.Hoping

125.A.angryB.sadC.happyD.good

Onceuponatime,therewasanoldvillage.Thepeopletheredidn'tliketoshare.

Oneevening,a126travelerwentthere.Hestoppedatahouseand127atthe

door.Afterthat,awomanopenedthedoor."Ididn'thavemybreakfastandlunchtoday.Could

yougivemesomethingtoeat?”askedthetraveler.Butthewomansaidnotohim.

Then,he128astoneonthegroundandcameagain."Wouldyouliketo129

mystonesoup?Ifsdelicious,saidthetraveler."Stonesoup?”thewomanasked."Yes.Just

130mesomehotwaterandakettle（水壶），“thetravelersmiled.Shegavehimsomewater

andakettle131.Heputsomewaterandthestoneinthekettle."It'sgood,^^hesaid."The

soupwillbecomemore132ifIcanputsomesaltintoit!”Thewomanwasnotunhappy

anymoreandgavehimsalt.

Manyvillagersknewwhathappenedandstartedtostandaroundthetraveler.Hesaidto

thosepeople,“Ihaveabetter133.Itwillbemorethanperfectwithsome134

Suddenly,avillagershouted,"Ihavevegetables!?,Whenthestonesoupwas135,the

travelergaveabowlofthestonesouptoeveryone.ttWonderful!^^theycriedwithhappiness.

Afterthat,theystartedtoenjoysharingwitheachother.

126.A.poorB.happyC.friendlyD.hungry

127.A.arrivedB.lookedC.knockedD.smiled

128.A.paidforB.pickedupC.pointedatD.putaway

129.A.moveB.tryC.chooseD.change

130.A.giveB.sellC.teachD.show

131.A.certainlyB.luckilyC.unhappilyD.heavily

132.A.importantB.famousC.strangeD.delicious

133.A.ideaB.tripC.dreamD.answer

134.A.cakesB.fruitC.meatD.vegetables

135.A.hotB.readyC.sweetD.special

阅读下面短文，从文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。

Animalshavetheirownwaystoexpress（表达）themselves.Theywilltryto136

peoplewhentheyareindangerandwhentheywantmantohelpthem.Andthey137

togethertohelpeachother.

IwasonasheepfarminNorthAmericaonce.Iwastalkingwithmyfriendnearalake

138oneofthemothersheepcametouslateintheafternoon.Thesheep139sadly.

Myfriendtoldmethat140waswrong.

Togetherwefollowedthemothersheepbacktothe141.Sherushedforwardand

142lookedbacktoseeifwewerefollowingher.Themothersheepledustoanoldwell（井）

at143,andweheardthesadcriesofheryoungbaby.Maybeit144intothewell

whenitwaseatingthegrass.Aswewere145thebaby,themothersheepwaswatching

usbesidethewell.Itwasnothard146.Therewas147waterinthewellandit

wasonlysixfeetdeep.Inafew148thebabywenttoitsmother.Shelookedvery

149.Watchingthem,wefeltveryhappy.Themothersheepwasso150.

136.A.askB.tellC.giveD.help

137.A.walkB.standC.liveD.sleep

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138.A.whereB.whyC.howD.when

139.A.criedB.talkedC.saidD.smiled

140.A.anythingB.somethingC.everythingD.nothing

141.A.gardenB.lakeC.farmD.kitchen

142.A.sometimesB.oftenC.seldomD.never

143.A.lastB.onceC.leastD.first

144.A.jumpedB.droveC.ranD.fell

145.A.lookingB.watchingC.savingD.calling

146.A.workB.factC.jobD.problem

147.A.manyB.muchC.noD.few

148.A.hoursB.daysC.weeksD.minutes

149.A.worriedB.excitedC.interestedD.surprised

150.A.niceB.kindC.friendlyD.clever

LinTaois20yearsold.Hewasbraveenoughtosavehisneighbourfroma(n)151.

On10thMay,LinTaowasathome152.Suddenly,heheardsomeone153

“Fire!Fire!Help!^^Heranoutsideandfoundhisneighbour,the154MrsSun,inthe

kitchen.Herleftlegwas155hurtandshecouldnotgetout.

LinTao156rantoMrsSun'sbathroom.Hepouredwateroverhisclothesto

157himself.Thenherushedintothekitchen.Therewas158smokeandthefirewas

veryhot.Heputa159blanketoverMrsSunandhelpedherout.Latersomefiremen

cameand160thefire.

ThefireburntLinTao'sarms,neckandface.Hewas161fortwoweeks.Many

peoplevisitedhimandgavehimflowersandpresents."162braveyouare!^^theysaid.

“Wereyou163atthatmoment?”"Yes,alittle,9,LinTaonodded,“164Ididn't

havetimetothinkaboutit.MrsSunneededmyhelp.

“Fireisverydangerous.Weshouldbe_165withit,“healsosaid.

151.A.riverB.fireC.earthquakeD.flood

152.A.