完形填空 20篇 集训-2025年中考英语复习专练（版含答案）

[2025夺分考题】完形填空20篇集训2025年中考英语夺分

考题通用版（含答案）

根据短文内容，从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案，并把

答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。

SieneisafirefighterintheUSA.Itisn'teasytobecomeafirefighterthere.Manypeopletry,

butalotofthem1Also,inthepastfirefightingwasalwaysajobformen.Nowthereare

womenfirefighters.

WhenSienewasfiveyearsold,itwasherdreamtobecomea2Fortyyearslater,she

wasthe3womantopassasix-weekcourseattheWFPA（女子消防预备学院）.TheWFPA

trainswomenintheskillstheyneedtobefirefighters.Infact,Sienenowtrainsfirefightersthere

4_.

Startingthecoursedoesn'tmeanyou511becomeafirefighter.Thecourseisvery5so

noteveryonefinishesthetraining.Theyaretrainedlikebeinginthearmy-canyouholdaheavy

pieceofwoodforfourminutes?Howmanyexercisescanyoudo?Canyoulifta12-meter

ladder（梯子）?

Youalsoneedother6.Canyouleadateam?Areyouaskillfuldriver?Canyouuse

technology?Therearesomanymorethatareapartoffirefightingthesedays.Ofcourse,noone

candothemall,butmoreskills7help.

However,youmustwaitforachancetoworkasafirefightereven8passingyour

course.Itseemsthatlotsofwomenaren'treadytodothat.Inoneyear,50womengottrained,

9__onlythreeofthemarenowfirefighters.Learningtheskillsisnotenoughtobecomea

firefighter.LikeSiene,youalsoneedto10yourdream.

1.A.succeedB.passC.failD.fight

2.A.policewomanB.firefighterC.scientistD.doctor

3.A.oldestB.tallestC.kindestD.busiest

4.A.myselfB.yourselfC.himselfD.herself

5.A.interestingB.easyC.importantD.difficult

6.A.ideasB.methodsC.skillsD.rules

7.A.recentlyB.certainlyC.hardlyD.nearly

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8.A.afterB.duringC.beforeD.in

9.A.butB.orC.becauseD.though

10.A.giveupB.sticktoC.talkaboutD.worryabout

Doyoulovegettinglostinthepagesofagoodbook?Whetheryou'reabookwormoran

occasionalreader,readingisagreatwayto11yourworries,feelcalmandmakesenseof

theworld.

Whyisreadinggoodforme?

Readingislikehavingasuperpowerthattakesyoutoadifferentworld,whereyou

experiencenewfeelingsandideasandknowotherpeople'sthoughts.Gettinglostinastoryisa

greatwayto12stressandworry,understandotherpeople'sfeelingsandhasbeenshown

torelievepain.

Canbooksimprovemywellbeing(feelingofbeingcomfortableandhappy)?

Children'sauthorJennyPearsonbelievesstorieshelpusmakesenseoftheworld.Shesays

“Readinghelpsustounderstandourselvesandothers,andtheworldwelivein.Itcanmakeus

feellessanxiousandshowusthatwearen't13Aswellashelpingyouunderstandyour

feelings,storiesimproveyourempathy(共鸣)skillsbyshowingyoutheworldthroughsomeone

else'seyes.Non-fictionbookscanbegreatforgettinginspiredandfindinginformationandadvice

aboutfeelingsthatmaybe14totalkabout,likeangerorsadness.Allbooksintroduce

youtonewwordsandideas,whichhelpyouexplainyour15moreeasily.

Howtoreadmorebooks

JoinTheSummerofReadingchallengeandseehowmanynewbooksyoucanreadand

review.Startbymakingyourowncomfortablereadingplace,thenpicka16fromour

readinglistanddiveintothepages.Don'tbeafraidtotrydifferentgenres(styles).RebeccaHillis

achildren'seditoratUsborneBooks,whereshehelpsauthorsmaketheirstoriesintobooks.She

says“Therearesomanydifferentbooksinlibraries,bookshopsandschools-thefunbitis

discoveringwhichbookisrightforyou.

11.A.questionB.findC.escapeD.study

12.A.forgetB.showC.layD.repeat

13.A.excitedB.aloneC.lazyD.brave

14.A.interestingB.excitingC.usefulD.hard

15.A.rulesB.thoughtsC.jokesD.systems

16.A.partnerB.dictionaryC.letterD.book

Havingagoodmemoryiskeytolearningeffectively.Butifyou'veeverfoundithardto

rememberinformationevenafterreadingyournotesrepeatedly,perhapsyou'renotstudyinginthe

bestway.

Whiletherearemany17thatcanhelpyourememberthingsbetter,themost

effectiveonesinvolvemakingmeaningfulconnectionsbetweenpiecesofinformation.Thisideais

calledtheBaker/bakerparadox,anditwas18inanexperiment.

Intheexperiment,researchersdividedpeopleintotwogroupsandshowedthemaphotoof

aman'sface.Onegroupwastoldtheman'snamewasBaker,whiletheotherwastoldtheman

workedasabaker.Afewdayslater,theresearchersaskedbothgroupsabouttheman'sidentity.

Theresultswere19.Peoplerememberedtheman'sjobmoreeasilythanhisname,

eventhoughbothwordswerethesame.Whydidthishappen?Afterall,theword“baker“wasthe

sameforbothpeople.

Here'sthe20:whenyouhearthatsomeoneworksasabaker,yourmindconnects

thisfacttoanetworkofmeaningfulideas.Youmightpicturesomeonebakingbread,wearingatall

whitehat,orsmellingoffreshlybakedgoods.Theseconnectionscreateastoryinyourbrain,

makingtheinformationeasiertorecall.

21,thename“Baker“doesn'tformthesamekindofmeaningfulconnections.Ifs

onlylinkedtotheman'sface,whichisaweakconnection.Ifyouforgettheface,youmayalso

forgetthename22.

TheBaker/bakerparadoxshowsthatmemoryworksbestwhennewinformationistiedto

meaningfulstoriesorimages.So,ifyouwanttoremembersomethingbetter,trylinkingittoa

storyorsomethingfamiliar.Thissimpletrickcanmakeallthedifference.

17.A.programsB.servicesC.methodsD.products

18.A.deniedB.mentionedC.provedD.organized

19.A.importantB.surprisingC.confusingD.disappointing

20.A.pictureB.reasonC.solutionD.conclusion

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21.A.WhafsmoreB.AsaresultC.InfactD.Ontheotherhand

22.A.completelyB.suddenlyC.immediatelyD.regretfully

Forthousandsofyears,thegreatestthinkershavesuggestedthesamething:Happinessis

foundinhelpingothers.Plentyoffactsandinformationhavebeenprovidedto23theidea

thathelpingothersmaybethesecrettolivingalifethatishappier,healthierandmoremeaningful.

Givingcanmakeusfeelgreat.Andasweallknow,givingcanhelpusbecomemore

relaxed.24,themoreyougive,themorelikelyyouaretogainasenseofachievementand

satisfaction.

Herearesomepracticalstepsyoucantaketohelpothers:

1.Findyourlove.Thinkaboutthethingsyouenjoydoinginyourfreetime.Onceyou

knowwhatyoulove,youcanusethattohelpothers.Ifyouloveanimals,youcouldhelpby

volunteeringatananimalshelter.Whenyouhelpothersinsomethingyoulove,youwon'tget

25easily.You'Ukeepdoingitbecauseitmakesyoufeelgood.

2.Giveyourtime.Thegiftoftimeisoftenmore26thanthegiftofmoney.Timeis

likeliquidgoldandyoucan'tgetitbackonceifsgone.Sometimes,peopleneedhelpwiththeir

homework,orsomeonetowalktheirdogs,orevenjustsomeonetotalkto.Bygivingyourtime,

youcanbethathelpinghand.

3.Don't27aboutyourself.Tohelpothers,youneedtohaveenergy.Ifyoudon't

lookafteryourselfyoumightrunoutofenergyandwon'tbeabletohelpasmuch.Somakesure

you'renotignoringyourownfeelingsorneeds28you'rehelpingothers.Youarevery

important,too!

Remember,helpingotherscantakemanyforms,andit'softenthesmallactsofkindness

thathavethemostdramaticeffect.

23.A.developB.considerC.createD.support

24.A.ForexampleB.InadditionC.HoweverD.Therefore

25.A.boredB.excitedc.curiousD.satisfied

26.A.surprisingB.necessaryc.preciousD.expensive

27.A.careB.worryc.forgetD.talk

28.A.onceB.whilec.untilD.because

Choosethebestanswerandcompletethepassage（选择最恰当的选项完成短文）

SevenhundredyearsbeforetheWrightbrothersbeganworkingonhumanflight,the

Chinesehadalreadymasteredtheskills-withkites.

KitesmayhavebeeninventedinChinaasearlyas500B.C.Whilesomekiteswereflown

foramusement,otherkitesplayedakeyrolefor29.Chinesefishermenusedkitestocarry

theirlinesfarouttosea.Sailorsusedthemtomeasurethewind.Kitesalsowereflowninancient

timestocreatealinkbetweenearthandsky.

ItwasnaturalforancientChineseleaderstolooktokitesasawaytoprotecttheirkingdom.

GeneralHuanTengflewkitesduringanightbattle.Whenthekitesflewoverhead,thenoisethey

made30theenemyanddrovethemaway.

ThegreatestChinesekitesweretheman-carriers.Theywerebuiltfrom31

bamboopolestiedtightlytogetherandthencoveredwithsilk,sotheycouldsupportaman's

weight.Thekitesweremuchlargerthanasmallairplane.Apilotwasfastenedtothekiteand

32itbygraspingthebamboopoles.Intimesofpeace,man-carryingkitesputonairshows.

Theirflightsattractedhugecrowds.

Inthelate1200s,ItalianexplorerMarcoPolowitnessedoneoftheseshows.Whathesaw

madehimfeel33,andhewroteadetaileddescriptionofit.WhenhereturnedtoItaly,

mostpeoplerefusedtobelievehim.Theycouldnotimaginethatapersoncouldfly.

CenturiespassedbeforeEuropeanslearnedthe34offlight-oftenbyflyingkites

madeinChina.Onehundredyearslater,Americaninventors,includingtheWrightbrothers,found

inspiration（灵感）fortheirflightexperimentsbyflyingkitesfirst.

29.A.dailyworkB.specialeventsC.artdisplayD.scientifictasks

30.A.interruptedB.remindedC.frightenedD.directed

31.A.freshB.strongC.colourfulD.empty

32.A.releasedB.transportedC.followedD.controlled

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33.A.pleasedB.movedC.amazedD.relaxed

34.A.progressB.freedomC.qualityD.secret

Whatisanearworm?

Sometimes,whenyou'redoingsomethingboringlikewalkingtoschoolorwashingdishes,

afamiliarsongpopsintoyourhead.Butthere?snomusicplayingaroundyou-ifsjustinyour

mind,anditwon'tleave!ThishappenstoeveryoneandisknownscientificallyasINMI,or

""involuntarymusicalimagery.^^Itisalsocalledanearworm.Itmeansasongormelodythatkeeps

35inone'smind.Mostpeopleexperienceitatleastonceaweek.

Eithereasyorhardtaskscanmakeasonggetstuckinyourhead.Thishappenswhenyou're

notreallypayingattentiontowhatyou'redoing.Maybeyou'reboredbecausethetaskistooeasy,

ormaybeyou'refeelingtoomuchstressbecauseit'stoohard.Thereareonlyafewtaskswithjust

therightamountof36tokeepyoufocused.Ifyou'renotdoingoneofthosetasks,your

mindmightstarttowander（走神）andthinkaboutotherthings,likeHarryPotterorteaand

biscuits.Then37,youhaveasonglikeBadRomancebyLadyGagaplayingoverandover

inyourhead.

Whatkindsofsongsbecomeearworms?

Whatdoalltheseearwormshaveincommon?Theyoftenhaveafastbeatandeasytosing.

Besides,asongwillbemorelikelytobecomeanearwormifitisrecently38.Thafs

becauseafterthatyoucanalwayshearitontheradio,instores,orfromotherpeople'scarsasthey

driveby.

Howdowe39earworms?

Oneistolistentothewholesong.Ifyoucanplaymusic,youcouldtryplayingthesong

yourself.Youcanalsofocusonsomethingelse,likespendingtimewithfriendsordoingapuzzle.

Listeningtoadifferentsongcanhelp,too.Astrangebuteffective40ischewinggum（□香

糖）.Butremember,don'ttrytoohardtoforgetthesong.Thinkingaboutitalotwilljustkeepit

freshinyourmind!

35.A.changingB.repeatingC.mixingD.speeding

36.A.challengeB.confidenceC.informationD.care

37.A.generallyB.actuallyC.suddenlyD.luckily

38.A.releasedB.collectedC.rememberedD.understood

39.A.getalongwithB.getridofC.giveupD.getoff

40.A.rewardB.medicineC.effectD.solution

Ayoungprincehadjustrecentlybecomeking.Inordertorulehiskingdomwisely,he

41tolearnallthewisdomoftheworld.So,hecalledupallthewisemenfromhiskingdom

andabroadandorderedthemto42booksforhimtoreadandlearnfrom.

Fiveyearspassedquickly.Thewisemen43withtheircamels,carrying5,000

booksfullofwisdom.Seeingsomanybooks,thekingwasso44thathedidn'tknow

wheretostart.Soheorderedthewisementocondense（缩减）thebooksandbringthembackto

him.

Anotherfiveyears45.Thewisemencamebackwith500books,buttheking

thoughttherewerestilltoomanyforhim.

Fivemoreyearspassed.Thewisemenbroughtback50books.46,thekingstill

foundthereweretoomany.Duringthenextfewyears,thewisemenworkedhardtocondensethe

50booksintoonebookand47ittotheking.Unluckily,thekingshowedno48

inreadingthisbook,nordidhehavetimetolearnfromit.Manyproblemsbrokeoutinhis

kingdom,suchaswarsanddiseases,buthedidnothavethewisdomto49these

problems.

Waitingforwisdomtocometoyouisjustawayofbeinglazy.Ifthereisno50,

therecanbenoprogress.Onlyifwestarttolearncanwemakeadifference.

41.A.agreedB.comparedC.decidedD.promised

42.A.workoutB.pickupC.putawayD.lookfor

43.A.visitedB.followedC.returnedD.left

44.A.proudB.shockedC.excitedD.angry

45.A.passedB.wastedC.missedD.continued

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46.A.InsteadB.AlsoC.OnceD.However

47.A.countedB.presentedC.expressedD.explained

48.A.differenceB.skillC.interestD.wisdom

49.A.solveB.discoverC.avoidD.check

50.A.matterB.actionC.signD.mind

HenryBondwasabouttenyearsoldwhenhisfatherdied.Hismotherfoundit51

toprovideforalargefamily.Bygoodmanagement,however,shedecidedtodoso,andalsoto

sendHenry,theoldest,toschool,andtobuyhim,forthemostpartssuchbooksasheneeded.

Atonetime,however.Henrywanteda52inordertojoinaclass,andhismother

couldnot53himwiththemoneytobuyit.Hewasverymuchtroubledaboutit,andwent

tobedwithaheavyheart,thinkingwhatcouldbedone.

54hewokeinthemorning,hefoundthatadeepsnowhadfallen,andthecold

windwasblowing55.“Ah,"saidhe,“everyproblembringsanadvantageforsome

people.9,

Herose,rantothehouseofaneighbor,andofferedhisservicetodearapatharoundhis

house.The56wasaccepted.Whenhehadcompletedthiswork,andreceivedhispay,he

wentto57placeforthesamepurpose,andthentoanother,untilhehadgottenenough

moneytobuyagrammar.

Whenschoolbegan,Henrywasathisseat,thehappiestboythere,readytobeginthelesson

inhisnewbook.

Fromthattime,Henrywasalwaysthefirstinallhisclasses.Heknewnosuchwordasfail,

butalways58inallhetried.Havingthewill,healwaysfoundtheway.

51.A.successfulB.easyC.difficultD.important

52.A.seatB.notebookC.schoolbagD.grammar

53.A.provideB.protectC.promiseD.produce

54.A.BecauseB.IfC.AssoonasD.Until

55.A.quietlyB.slowlyC.hardD.hardly

56.A.offerB.agreementC.planD.decision

57.A.otherB.anotherC.theotherD.some

58.A.resultedB.arrivedC.failedD,succeeded

Thisisasong59AmericanswillhearthisNewYear'sEve.It60Auld

LangSyne（《友谊地久天长》）.ItisthetraditionalmusicplayedduringtheNewYear'scelebration.

AuldLangSyneisanoldScottishpoem.Ittellsabouttheneedtorememberoldfriends.

Thewords“auldlangsyne^^mean"oldlongsince^^.Nooneknows61wrotethe

poemfirst.However,aversion62ScottishpoetRobertBumswaspublished（出版）in

1796.Thewordsandmusicweknowtodayfirst63inasongbookthreeyearslater.

ThesongisplayedintheUnitedStatesmainlyonNewYear'sEve.Theversion（译文）you

64todayisbytheWashingtonSaxophoneQuartet.AsweendourprogramwithAuldLang

Syne.Iwouldliketo65allofourradiofriendsaveryHappyNewYear!ThisisBuddy

Thomas.

59.A.millionsofB.millionC.millions

60.A.callB.iscalledC.iscalling

61.A.whichB.whomC.who

62.A.byB.forC.named

63.A.cameB.appearedC.finished

64.A.heardB.haveheardC.arehearing

65.A.thankB.sayC.wish

Jennywasanurseinachildren'shospital.Oneeveningtherewasabigdanceatthehospital.

Mostofthedoctorsandnurseswouldbethere,butofcoursesomehadtobe66tolook

afterthechildren.Jennywasnotamongthe67oneswhowerefreetogotothedance.

Sheenjoyeddancingverymuch,sowhenshehadtostart68thateveningwhileher

friendswerereadytogotothedance,shefeltvery69forherself.Shewenttoeachsick

childoneafteranotherandsaidgoodnight.70shecametoalittleboycalledTommy.

Tommywasonly11yearsold,buthealreadytalkedlikea（an）71.PoorTommyhada

veryseriousillness,andnowhewashardlyableto72anypartofhisbodyexcepthis

hands.Buthewasalwayshappyandalwaysthinkingaboutothersinsteadofhimself.

WhenJennycameuptohisbed,hesaid,"Tmverysorrythatyouhaveto73the

2025年

dancebecauseofus.Butwe'regoingtohaveapartyforyou.Ifyoulookinmydrawer（抽屉）,

you'llfindapieceofcake.I74itfrommysuppertoday,soifsquite75“And

rdgetupanddancewithyoumyselfifIwasableto,^^headded.

SuddenlythehospitaldanceseemedveryfarawayandnotatallimportanttoJenny.

66.A.allowedB.invitedC.leftD.made

67.A.luckyB.activeC.pleasantD.wise

68.A.dancingB.workingC.drinkingD.relaxing

69.A.thankfulB.happyC.sorryD.proud

70.A.LuckilyB.HopefullyC.FirstlyD.Finally

71.A.actorB.doctorC.childD.adult

72.A.touchB.waveC.moveD.clean

73.A.missB.attendC.forgetD.host

74.A.madeB.savedC.cookedD.tried

75.A.sourB.saltyC.strongD.fresh

阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的四个选项中选出最佳选项。

WhenIwasinprimaryschool,myfatherneverpickedmeup.Hewasalways76

withhiswork.IrememberwhenIwasamiddleschool77andmyheadwasbadlyhurtin

aPEclass.Myfatherdidn'tcometoseemeinthehospital.Atthatmoment,I78my

fatherdidnotcareaboutmeatall.

Butthingsseemeddifferentatmymiddleschoolgraduationceremony.Iwaschosentogive

a79.Myfather,onceagain,toldmehehadabusinesstripinaplaceoutsidethecityand

wasn'tabletoshowup."Don'tcome.Iwillbevery80ifIseeyou.^^Itoldhim.Butafter

Ifinishedmyspeechsuccessfullythatday,Ifoundmyfathersittinginacomeroftheroom.Iwas

sosurprisedthatIrushedtohimwith81.“Welldone,^^hesaidwithtearsinhiseyes.

Later,Ifoundoutthatmyfatherwassittinginthecomerbecausehedidn'twantmetoseehim.

Buthesaidherememberedeverywordofmyspeech82.

Allmylife,Ithoughtmyfatheronlycaredabouthiswork.But83,itwasnottrue.

Atmygraduationceremony,Icould84myfather^deeplove.Thefactisthatseeingis

notbelieving,andseeingmaynotbethefactifwedon'tfeeltheworldwithour85and

minds.There9snodoubtthatlifedoesn,tlack（缺少）love,butsometimesoureyeshavetrouble

seeingit.

76.A.fullB.busyC.goodD.bad

77.A.studentB.teacherC.speakerD.doctor

78.A.hopedB.heardC.decidedD.considered

79.A.giftB.prizeC.speechD.lesson

80.A.strictB.afraidC.nervousD.excited

81.A.excitementB.angerC.sadnessD.pity

82.A.quietlyB.clearlyC.difficultlyD.happily

83.A.infactB.atlastC.forexampleD.aboveall

84.A.feelB.seeC.tasteD.smell

85.A.handsB.eyesC.heartsD.ears

ShouldkidsuseAItodoschoolwork?

HaveyouheardofgenerativeAI?Ifsatypeofchatbotthatcancreatenewthingsliketexts,

picturesorvideosonitsown.Werecentlyaskedourreaderstodiscusswhetherstudentsshould

useAIfortheirschoolwork.

YesDYLANPATEL,13

NoHARPERCARROLL,10

AIwillchangethewaystudentslearn.

Whiletechnologycanbeausefultool,

Manyfearthatchatbotsmight]cheating,but

kidsneedtobeabletoperformbasictasks

thereareongoingeffortstoenhancesecurity（戒

4_.That'swhykidslearnhowtodomaths,

备）.Andchatbotscanbeprogrammedtoguide

evenwithcalculatorsaround.Andit'swhy

studentsthroughquestionsinsteadofdirectly

schoolsteachhandwritingandspellingwhen

givingthemtheanswer.Chatbotscanalsowork

mostadultstype.Kids'brainsneedtobe

withteacherstocreatepersonalizedlessonplans,

exercisedtodevelop,justliketheirbodies.AI

sothatnostudentwill2inclass.AndAI

maybenefitadults,butit'snotgoodfor

tutorscanprovide24/7supportforstudents.AI

childrento5itbeforemasteringthebasics

isheretostay.Eitheryoumovewiththetimes,

ofeducation.

orthetimeswillmovewithoutyou!

2025年

No

NINISTWUMASL,12

YesALEXAOH,11Weshouldn'tintroducegenerativeAI

TeachingkidsaboutAIcanpreparethemintoschools,forafewreasons.

forourtechnology-filled3.AsurveyshowsFist,chatbotsandotherAIprograms

thatmostAmericansthinkit'snecessaryforaredevelopingrapidlythesedays.Teachers

studentstolearnAl-relatedskillsforjobs.Usingmightnotknowhowtobestintegrate（融入）

AIhelpskidsdevelopcriticalthinking（批判性themintotheirclasses.Second,manyschools

思维）andproblem-solvingskills.Andit'sgoodwouldn'tbeabletoaffordthelatest

forstudentstoknowaboutAl'slimnationsearlytechnology,andthatcancreateanunfair

on,likeitspotentialtospreadwronginformationsituationfortheirstudents.6,AIlacks（缺

andthewaysitcouldbemisused.Aslongasifs乏）thehumanityandemotionthatkidsget

donewell,teachingaboutAlinschoolscanfromateacher,andthathumanconnectionis

changesocietyforthebetter.important.Achatbotjustfeedsstudents

information,butteachersknowhowtohelp

themtakeitin.

86.A.sticktoB.leadtoC.getusedtoD.payattentionto

87.A.fallbehindB.makeprogressC.showoffD.loseconfidence

88.A.festivalB.familyC.futureD.film

89.A.quicklyB.independentlyC.carefullyD.confidently

90.A.decideonB.agreeonC.carryonD.relyon

91.A.MostimportantlyB.MostunfortunatelyC.Mostluckily

D.Mostpossibly

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，并将答题

卡上对应题目所选的选项涂黑。

Inancienttimes,agroupofpowerfulgiants（巨人）livedintheforestsofthenorth,andKua

Fu