2020广东中考英语完形填空专项练习

完形填空专练

(A)

Do you sometimes try something new and expect to be successful for the first time? Are you angry with 1 if you aren’t?

Do you know a baby how to learn to walk When a baby falls, the loving parent 2 him, “That’s OK. Try again.” Can you imagine if after many falls, the parents 3 the baby and says, “Well, I guess you’ll 4 be good at walking.”and doesn’t let the child continue to try?

Remember the first time you 5 your bike? I do. I didn’t lose my 6 . I went back and tried again. Didn’t you?

There was a time when I wanted to give up because of the 7 economic(经济的) condition. My father told me, “Hold on and I’m sure you’ll make it.” I finally managed to find buyers for my product and since then my business has grown steadily.

Thomas Edison failed over a thousand 8 before he found the filament material that would make an electric light bulb shine.

9 we try something new, we need practice. No matter how well we plan, there are times unexpected problems developing.

Failure is 10 not an option. It is a chance only for those who try.

( )1. A. you ( )2. A. obeys ( )3. A. picks up ( )4. A. nearly ( )5. A. fell off ( )6. A. confidence ( )7. A. good ( )8. A. time ( )9. A. Whichever ( )10. A. truly B. yourself

B. beats

B. dresses up

B. always

B. fell down

B. chance

B. active

B. times

B. Whatever

B. really

C. yours

C. encourages

C. cleans up

C. never

C. fell from

C. dream

C. lively

C. money

C. However

C. hardly

D. your

D. hates

D. looks up

D. often

D. fell over

D. plan

D. poor

D. chances

D. Whenever

D. easily

(B)

Today the world will celebrate Earth Hour. This means that millions of people in the world will 1 all lights for an hour, from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. local time. While it may seem 2 , this small action will play an important part in our fight against climate change.

The annual event is 3 at the end of March. The first Earth Hour started in 2007 in Sydney. That year over two million families and 2,100 businesses went 4 for an hour. This small action helped 5 2.2%~10.2% of the electricity used by the city in a normal hour.

For those that are not sure what to do in the dark, they are given some suggestions. Have a candlelight 6 or better still, a picnic under the stars. The active ones can go for a late night hike or bike ride. For those that want to go “dark” way beyond the 7 , they are suggested a camping trip with an old-fashioned bonfire and wind-up torches.

Are you ready to take the challenge? Can you 8 just one hour tonight making a difference? If 9 , be sure to write your promise on www.earthhour. org. And, don’t forget to spread the word 10 everyone can try his or her best to save our planet by turning off the light at a time.

( )1. A. turn on ( )2. A. much ( )3. A. shown ( )4. A. dark ( )5. A. save ( )6. A. breakfast ( )7. A. second ( )8. A. take ( )9. A. so ( )10. A. as if B. turn off

B. great

B. played

B. bright

B. waste

B. lunch

B. minute

B. spend

B. not

B. so that

C. turn down

C. famous

C. celebrated

C. quiet

C. use

C. diet

C. hour

C. use

C. too

C. as long as

D. turn up

D. simple

D. happened

D. noisy

D. spend

D. dinner

D. day

D. cost

D. neither

D. in case

(C)

Hou Yifan, a 22-year-old Chinese chess star, won the Women’s World Chess Championship for the fourth time in 2016. She is the 1 female player ever to win the champions.

Hou began playing chess when she was six years old. Her father often 2 her to a bookstore after dinner. He noticed that his little girl liked to 3 glass chess pieces behind the window. So the father bought his daughter her first chess set. To everyone’s 4 , the little girl learned how to play chess only after a few weeks. Then, Hou began studying chess under Tong Yuanming, an international master, and 5 the national chess team. She became the youngest 6 of that team and won her first international tournament(锦标赛), the World Youth Chess Championship in 2003. Besides her talent, Hou told the public that she had learned a lot from her experience at Peking University. 7 time went on, her vision broadened(扩大), with her understanding of chess deepened and attitude towards playing in matches improved. She has found a perfect balance 8 taking courses at school and improving her world chess skills after class. What’s more, she is especially 9 to her classmates for their car, encouragement, help and support.

With her strong confidence, distinguished(卓著的) memory and fast reaction, Hou is described as the “Genius Gril” in chess history. Hou said she wouldn’t stop playing chess and couldn’t wait to 10 the coming chess events this year.

( )1. A. youngest ( )2. A. thought ( )3. A. look at ( )4. A. danger ( )5. A. found ( )6. A. guide

( )7. A. When ( )8. A. among ( )9. A. thankful ( )10. A. connect with B. strongest

B. took

B. look after

B. sadness

B. joined

B. teacher

B. After

B. between

B. harmful

B. hear from

C. cleverest

C. told

C. look up

C. surprise

C. finished

C. visitor

C. Till

C. with

C. beautiful

C. take part in

D. richest

D. helped

D. look down upon

D. safety

D. liked

D. member

D. As

D. by

D. helpful

D. look for

(D)

As kids, the Will and Chris Haughey brothers usually offered to help people in need. As adults, they expected to 1 to help others in different ways. 2 , they didn’t know that helping others would become a key point of their work.

In 2006, Chris visited Honduras, a country where more than half of the 3 lived a poor life, for the second time. He returned home with a plan to go back and help. He and his brother, Will, 4 an idea. They would start a business in Honduras to create opportunities for people living there.

But what kind of business would they start? They began by looking for 5 the country had naturally. The brothers chose to use 6 from the forest. Next they had to decide what they would 7 with the wood. “In the end, we found our way into the toy industry.” says Will.

The brothers decided to make children’s blocks, drawing inspiration from the traditional wooden toys they discovered on a trip to Germany. 8 , they found a way to put something modern on an ancient toy to make the wooden blocks interesting.

Will and Chris decided to call their company “Tegu”, 9 for Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras. “We found that our workers in the factory are very 10 that the name of their capital city is going out on their product and representing what they’re able to do,” says Will.

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(E)

A Chinese student went to England to study by plane. His English name was Sun. It is spelt S-U-N, just 1 the word “sun”, the sun in the sky, is spelt.

England is a country with bad weather. It is often 2 and rainy. So the people there don’t get much sunlight in the year. When the Chinese student arrived at the airport in London, a tall Englishman 3 his passport to check the visa(签证), and was interested in finding the name “Sun” in the passport. So he said to the student, “I see your name is Sun. You are 4 here.”

The Chinese student felt surprised, “Is there 5 wrong with my visa? Do I have to 6 to my country?”“What?” shouted the Englishman. “No, we’ll never let you go away.”

The Chinese student was 7 . He was sure that he had been in 8 . So he asked again, “What has happened? What have I done?”

It was then that the Englishman began to 9 . He said, “You don’t know what you have done, Mr. Sun? You have 10 sunlight to England! So we don’t want you to go away.”

( )1. A. for ( )2. A. sunny ( )3. A. closed ( )4. A. seen ( )5. A. everything ( )6. A. come back ( )7. A. happy ( )8. A. danger ( )9. A. laugh at ( )10. A. took B. as

B. snowy

B. opened

B. refused

B. nothing

B. walk back

B. worried

B. good health

B. smile

B. brought

C. in

C. cloudy

C. threw

C. wanted

C. something

C. go back

C. honest

C. time

C. shout

C. borrowed

D. to

D. windy

D. looked

D. called

D. anything

D. give up

D. pleased

D. trouble

D. cry

D. lent