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2022年中考英语二轮复习能力强化必刷题(真题+模拟)(通用版)19完形填空(模拟)1In2000,Iwasaroundsevenyearsold.Myparents,sisterandIwerecomingbackfromaballgame,whichhadbeeno

ur___1___weekendadventuresinceIwastwo.Whenwestoppedinourdriveway,wespottedtwoadultgeeseandasmallgoose.Theadultswerestartledbyourreturnandflewaw

ay,buttheirbabywasstilltooyoungto___2___andcouldn’tfollow.Hourspassed,andnightfell.Withitcameadeep___3___andafearofwatchfulpredators.Thesmallgoose

waswalkingaroundouryard,anditwasclearthatitneededwarmthand___4___tomakeittothemorning.Weallslept___5___oneeyeopentillmorning

came.Andthenanothermorning.Andstillanother.Eachmorning,wewouldtrytoscurrythelittlethingovertoitsparents,whokeptcomingbacktoouryard.However,itwouldn’

tgotothemand___6___wouldn’tcomecloseenoughtoclaimit.Bythen,theyounggoosehadclearlydecidedwewereits___7___family,sowehadtogiveitaname.Mysistercalled

thelittleguyPeeper,___8___itwouldfollowusaroundtheyardmakingapeepingnoise.Daysturnedintoweeks,andweeksturnedintomonths___9___almostaye

arpassed.Wesettledintodays___10___withfeatheryhugs.MydadthrewPeeperupintotheaireverydaysothatitcouldlearntofly.Oneevening,myunclecam

eover,andmydadwantedtoshowhimPeeper.Hethrewitupintheair,butthistimePeeperjust___11___.Welookedforitfordays,butitdidn’tcomeback.Twent

yyearspassed,andPeeperbecameafondmemoryformyfamily.Geeselivetobearound25yearsold,areveryloyal,and___12___forgettheirfirsthome.Evenso,itcameasato

tal___13___tomewhenin2019anagingadultgoosemadeitswaybacktomyfamilyhome.Aftertwoweeksofthegoosecomingback___14___,itbecameclearto

methatthiswasn’tanyunknowngoose.ItdidallofthesamethingsPeeperusedto.Inaddition,thisgoosealso___15___tothename

Peeper.Muchtomyamazement,myoldbestfriendhadcomeback,20yearslater.1.A.latestB.seriousC.finalD.usual2.A.walkB.runC.flyD.pu

ll3.A.sleepB.holeC.coldD.wound4.A.instructionB.protectionC.communicationD.operation5.A.withB.withoutC.inD.through6.A.IB.itC.theyD.we

7.A.oldB.newC.sameD.different8.A.soB.thoughC.becauseD.but9.A.untilB.whenC.afterD.since10.A.comparedB.storedC

.rememberedD.filled11.A.gaveupB.wentoffC.felldownD.cameback12.A.neverB.sometimesC.oftenD.always13.A.pleasureB.shockC.r

egretD.shame14.A.rapidlyB.quietlyC.repeatedlyD.separately15.A.pointedB.changedC.belongedD.replied2Itwasaco

ldwindywinterdayandIwaswalkinghomefromwork.Myheadpointeddownagainstthe__16__whenInoticedanoldlady.Shewas__17__onthesidewalkinherhouseslippers(拖鞋)A

sI__18__her,Isawthatshewaswellintoher80s,andshewasholdingsome__19__inherhands.Iwalkedonandarrivedatthetraffi

clight.Waitingthere,Isawthemailbox_20_thestreet.Thelightturnedgreen,butIpretended(假装)tocheckmyphoneandwaitedforhertocatchupwithme.Inth

isneighborhood,evencrossingwiththegreenlightwas_21_.Driversoftendrove__22__throughredlightsandstopsigns.

Istayedthereuntilshe_23_me.Iturnedtoherandtouchedhergentlyonthearm.Shesmiledandtookmyhandinhersand_24_it.Hersmal

lhandwassoftandwarm.Hand-in-hand,wewerewaitingforthe_25_tochange.Whenthelightturnedgreen,wewalkedtogetherslowlyacrossthestreet,_26_thelett

ersinthemailbox.ThenItookher_27_acrossthestreet.AsIwalkedtherestofthewayhome,Icouldstillfeelthe_28_ofherhandinmyo

wn.Peoplesaythefirstlanguageofallhumansis_29_.Acaringtouchhelpstomakeabadsituation45.Andevennow,everytimeI

thinkoftheoldlady,Icanstillfeelthepoweroftouch.16.A.crowdB.snowC.windD.rain17.A.beggingB.walkingC.runningD.riding18.A.knewB.expectedC.missedD

.passed19.A.lettersB.picturesC.booksD.flowers20.A.acrossB.overC.throughD.behind21.A.strangeB.crazyC.dangerousD.safe22.A.carefullyB.qui

etlyC.wildlyD.calmly23.A.calledB.reachedC.foundD.caught24.A.pushedB.pulledC.hitD.held25.A.wayB.lightC.rideD.traffic2

6.A.tookB.sentC.droppedD.locked27.A.forwardB.backC.awayD.ahead28.A.warmthB.trustC.careD.love29.A.helpB.kindnessC.to

uchD.action30.A.interestingB.necessaryC.popularD.hopeful3Mayors（市长）acrossItalyaretaking___31___actio

ntomakesurepeoplefollowlockdownrules.Italyis___32___lockdown.ItisoneofthecountriesworstaffectedbytheCOVID-19coronavirus.Thecountryhasreportedov

er80,000casesofinfections（感染）.Therehavealsobeen8,215deaths,themostofanycountryintheworld.The___33___co

untryisunderlockdownbutnoteveryoneisfollowingtherules.Therearemanyvideosonlineofmayors___34___intothest

reetstoorderpeopletostayathome.Over100,000peopleinItalyhavebeenpunishedforbeingonthestreets___35___agoodreason

.Three-quartersoftheworldisinlockdownascountriestrytocontainthevirus.SomemayorsinItalyare___36___angrymessagesonsoc

ialmedia.Themayorofonetownsaidhewastiredofpeoplewalkingtheirdogs___37___timesaday.Hepostedavideosaying:"Whereareyougoingwiththeseincontinent（失禁）d

ogs?Youneedtostayhome.Peoplearedying.Don'tyou___38___it?Youareirresponsibleidiots,colossalidiots."Thep

residentofLombardy,Italy'sworstaffectedregion,said:"Toomanypeoplearestilloutandabout."PrimeMinisterGiuseppeContesaid:"Everyone'seffortsareneeded___3

9___thesurvival（存活）ofthesocialandeconomicfabricofourcountryisindanger."Italianshavealsostartedaworldwidetr

endofsingingfromtheirbalcony（阳台）tocheerpeople____40____.31.A.directionB.directC.director32.A.aroundB.betwee

nC.under33.A.eitherB.allC.whole34.A.goB.wentC.going35.A.withoutB.withC.of36.A.jumpingB.addingC.posting37.A.manyB.muchC.most38.A.realB.getC

.do39.A.thoughB.untilC.as40.A.upB.downC.by4Itwasoneofthehottestdaysofthedryseason.Wehadnotseen___41___inalmostamon

th.Thecropsweredying.Cowshadstoppedgiving___42___.Ifwedidn’tseesomerainsoonwewouldloseeverything.Iwascooki

nginthe____43____whenIsawmysix-year-oldson,Billy,walkingtowardthe___44___.Hewasobviouslywalkingwithgreat___45___.Minutesafterhedisappearedintothewood

s,hecamerunningoutagain,towardthehouse.Momentslater,however,hewasonceagainwalkingtowardthewoods.Hekeptthe___46___foroveranho

urwalking_____47_____tothewoods,thenrunningbacktothehouse.Finally,Iwasso_____48_____thatIwentoutofthehous

eand___49___himonhisjourney.Hewascuppingboth____50____infrontofhimashewalked;beingverycarefulnottospillth

ewaterheheldinthem.Branchesandthorns(荆棘)slappedhislittlefacebuthedidnottryto_____51_____them.AsIcameclosetohim,Isawthemostamazingscene.Severa

llarge____52____appearedthreatening(威胁）infrontofhim.ButBillywalkedrightuptothem.Ialmost____53____forhimtogetaway.AndIsawababydeerlyingonthe

ground,obviouslysuffering（遭难）fromheavylossofwater,____54____itsheadtodrinkthewatercuppedinmybeautifulboy’shands.Istoodonthee

dgeofthewoodswatchingthemostbeautiful_____55_____workingsohardtosavealife.Asmytearsbegantohittheground,theyweresuddenlyjoinedby

otherdrops...andmoredrops...andmore.41.A.windB.snowC.rainD.cloud42.A.foodB.drinkC.waterD.milk43.A.livingroomB.kitchenC.bedroomD.study44.A.woodsB.r

iverC.lakeD.house45.A.sadnessB.successC.effortD.confidence46.A.behaviourB.activityC.moodD.feeling47.A.quicklyB.hurrie

dlyC.carelesslyD.carefully48.A.angryB.sadC.curiousD.calm49.A.waitedforB.lookedforC.followedD.hit50.A.handsB.armsC.legsD.feet51.A.faceB.cutC.pr

eventD.avoid52.A.horsesB.cowsC.deerD.sheep53.A.screamedB.rushedC.madeD.laughed54.A.shakeB.liftC.putD.hit55.A.

heartB.headC.hairD.face5MyparentstookmetoJapanwhenIwaslittle.Ilivedthereforfiveyears.____56____Icameback,myJapanesewas

verygood.“CanIdosomethingusefulwithmyJapanese?”Iaskedmyself.Then,onedaylastspring,Igotagoodopportunity（机会）.Ever

yonewasafraidofSARS,soIstayedathomewith____57____todo.My____58____broughtmeaJapanesebook.“Whydon’tyoutranslateitintoChines

e?Itwillbebetterthan____59____computergamesallday.”Ipromisedtodo2,000wordseachday,butsoonIfound____60____washardtokeeptheprom

ise.OnedayinMay,the____61____wasbeautiful.ButIcouldn’tgoout.Those2,000wordswerestill____62____me.Aftertranslatingonlythreepages

,Ialreadylost____63____inthebook.Ilookedatitforalongtime.ButIcouldn’tmakemyselfturnthepages.IwishedIcouldjustgooutsideand____64____f

ootballwithmyfriends!Icountedthewordsagainandagain.Ijustwantedtogiveup.Ifeltasiftwopeoplewerefighting_____65_____mymind.Onesaid,“Don’tgive

up!Keepworkinghard,andyou’lldowell!”Butthen_____66_____said,“Goandplay!Itwillbemorefunthantranslating

.Doyourworktomorrow.”Istoodupandwasaboutto_____67_____thecomputer.ButthenIremember_____68_____myparentshadtoldme，“Whateveryoudo,don’tst

ophalfway.”Itookabreathandsatdownagain.OnceIstarted,itwasn’tso_____69_____._____70_____,whenIheardthatmybookwaspubli

shed（出版）,Icried.NotbecauseIwassad,butbecauseIhaddonesomethinggreatandknown“don’tstophalfway”.56.A.BecauseB.UntilC.SinceD.When5

7.A.nothingB.somethingC.everythingD.anything58.A.grandpaB.fatherC.friendD.brother59.A.playingB.programmingC.operati

ngD.producing60.A.oneB.thisC.itD.that61.A.cloudsB.weatherC.airD.flowers62.A.talkingtoB.lookingatC.smilingatD.waitingfor63.

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heotheronesC.theothersD.oneanother67.A.turnonB.turnoffC.openD.close68.A.howB.whereC.whichD.what69.A.easyB.importantC.hardD.dangerous70.A.LaterB.

BeforeC.AfterD.However6Sixchildrenwereinhospital.Theywereveryill,butthe____71____didn'tknowwhattodo.Sotheyc

alledDr.Besser,anexperton____72____illnesses.Dr.Besserjustknewwhattodo.First,Dr.Besserneededtofindthe____73____oftheillnes

s.Heusedamicroscope（显微镜）tolookforbacteria（细菌）inthechildren'sbodies.Dr.Besserfoundthat____74____thechildrenhadastrain（

株）ofthebacteriaE.coli（大肠杆菌）.Thenhelookedatthebacteria'sDNA.TheDNA____75____thatthisstrainofE.coliwasdangeroustohumans.D

r.BesserknewE.colicould____76____fromanimalstohumans.Thechildrenhad____77____touchedanimalsthatcarriedthebacteria.HefoundotherE.colicasesinth

e____78____wherethechildrenlived.Butitwasn'tenough.Dr.Besserthenmadealistof____79____thesickchildrenhadeaten.Theyhadch

eese,applejuiceandfish.Hethenmadealistofthefoodanddrinksthe______80______childrenintheareahad,andcomparedhislists.Theyhadthecheeseandfi

sh,butnotthe______81______juice.Dr.Besserwenttowheretheapplejuicewasmade.Hesawthattherewereanimals_____82_____theappletrees,andhesa

wtheworkersusing_____83_____applesthathadfallenontheground.Moreimportantly,hesawthattheappleswerenotwashed_____84_____thejuicewasmade,andt

hatthejuicewasnotheated.Doingthesethingswould_____85_____thebacteria.Dr.Besserthenknewitwastheapplejuicethatmadethec

hildrensick.Dr.Besser'sE.colicasehadahappyending.Thechildrengotbetter.AndwhatBesserlearnedthatdaynowhelpskeepother

ssafe.71.A.workersB.driversC.doctorsD.teachers72.A.strangeB.commonC.normalD.simple73.A.resultB.patientC.historyD.cause74

.A.bothB.allC.noneD.neither75.A.calledB.directedC.showedD.asked76.A.addB.learnC.moveD.serve77.A.luckilyB.possiblyC.trulyD.clearly78.A.classB.ground

C.areaD.floor79.A.whatB.whyC.howD.where80.A.sickB.happyC.strongD.healthy81.A.orangeB.appleC.grapeD.pear82.A.from

B.aroundC.onD.about83.A.deliciousB.freshC.tastyD.dirty84.A.beforeB.afterC.becauseD.if85.A.keepB.developC.killD.improve7Mypare

ntsusedtotellmehowimportanttheschoolwasforme,butIdidn’tthinkso.Ididn’tpayattentiontoit.WhatIcaredmostwa

sto___86___withmyfriends.Butonethingletmefinally___87___whatmyparentsmeant.Oneday,whenIwalkedpastamobilephonestore,Isawanadvertisementonit

sdoor.Itwashiring(雇佣)new___88___!“Sir,areyouhiringpeople?”Iwentintotheshopandasked.“Yes,butyoucan’tbethemanwhowe___89___,”themanag

eranswered.Helookedatmeforafewminutesfromheadto___90___.“Doyouhaveahighschooldiploma(文凭)?”heasked,“Ordoyouhaveanywork___91__

_?”IfeltsoashamedandfrustratedthatIdidn’tknowwhattosay,soIjustturnedaroundandleft.Icouldnotfallasleepthatnight,

andIthoughtalotaboutmy___92___.“ImustgotoschoolbecauseIcan’tdoanythingwithoutagood___93___,”Isaidtomyselfsilently.Ineverw

entbacktothestoreagain___94___Ifinishedmystudyandgotadiploma.EverythinglookedthesamewhenIreturnedtothe____95____:thesamepeopleandthesamed

esign.However,____96____withlasttime.Ihadmoreconfidencethistime.Soitwasagreatchanceforme.I____97____mydiplomatothemanage

rwhooncerefusedme.Helookedat____98____forawhileandthensaidtome,“Great,youarein.”NowIamstillworkinginthesamestore.Withthis

experience,Ialwaysadviseteenagersto____99____school.Educationhelpsyouhaveabrightfuture.NowIamnotworriedaboutmyfuturebecauseI’mstillkeep_

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em92.A.hobbiesB.mangerC.parentsD.future93.A.educationB.lifeC.familyD.standard94.A.becauseB.whenC.ifD

.before95.A.storeB.homeC.libraryD.park96.A.sharedB.comparedC.connectedD.drove97.A.droppedB.pointedC.showedD.waited9

8.A.meB.itC.themD.him99.A.leaveB.avoidC.attendD.build100.A.workingB.askingC.playingD.studying8Duringtheyear1866,theworldwassh

ockedtohearstoriesofaseamonster(怪兽)attackingseveralshipsthatpassed___101___theoceans.Thegovernmentofmanycountr

ieswerequiteinterestedinthe___102___.Themonsterwas___103___tobemuchlargerthanawhale.Mostagreedthatthemonster’sshapewassimilart

othatofawhale,___104___.Somedeclaredthemysteriousanimaltobenearlytwohundredfeetlong;___105___sworethemonsterwasmorethanamilelong.

Onthe20thofJuly1866,agreatshipwas___106___IndiaforAustraliawhenitwashitbythemysteriousanimal,andsunkintotheocean,onlyfivemiles___107___theea

stcoastofAustralia.Justthreedayslater,inthePacificOcean,theseaanimal___108___anothership.Immediatelya

fterthese___109___events,peopleallovertheworldweretalkingabouttheseaanimal.Newspapers___110___hadnewstories

relatedto(与……有关)themonster.Scientists,newsreporters,andmanyothers___111___manypagesabouttheirviewsonthenewlydiscoveredseamonster.Forthewhole

sixmonths,peopletalkedof___112___butthemysteriousanimal.Duringthefirstmonthsoftheyear1867,however,___113___intheseamonsterseemedtodropagrea

tdeal.Peoplewerenolonger___114___toreadabouttheseamonster,untilthe5thofMarch1867,____115____anothership,Canadian,hadbeenhit.101.

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terest114.A.curiousB.crazyC.afraidD.amazed115.A.afterB.sinceC.whenD.while10Oneday,IpickedupmydaughterEmilyfromschool

andwenttothesupermarketforafewthings.Iwashopingtobeinandout___116___.Ifoundashortlinewithjustonepersoninfrontofme.Itwasanelderlywoma

nandshewas___117___forherthingswithchange(零钱).Afteralongdayatwork,Iwasabitangrywiththiswoman.ButthenIwatchedtheyoungclerk.Hehelpedhercounther___118_

__,eversopolitelytakingitfromhershakinghands.I___119___himrepeattoher,“Yes,ma’ma.”Whensheaskedifsheha

d___120___tobuyabag,hetoldhershedid.Thenhewenttwolinesovertogetoneforher.Neveroncedidthisclerkget___121___orrollhiseyes.Hewaspatientandkind.As

Iwaswatchinghim,IsawEmilywastoo.Irealizedmydaughterwas___122___importantlessonfromacompletestranger.Whenthewom

anwasfinished,theclerkbeganringingupmythingsand__123__meformypatience.Ithankedhimtoo.Ifoundthestoremanagerandtoldhimaboutthe___

124___kindnessandpatience.Thenweleftthesupermarketwithafullcart(购物车),butalsowithaheart__125__thankfulnessforsuchanimportantlesson.116.

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ssing123.A.thankedB.testedC.countedD.asked124.A.clerk’sB.woman’sC.manager’sD.daughter’s125.A.insteadofB.fullofC.becauseofD.madeof

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