初三英语完形填空专项练习.docx

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初三英语完形填空专项练习

初三英语完形填空专项练习

1

Thesedayscomputergameshavebecomemoreandmorepopularinmanycitiesandtowns.Alotofsmallshopsalongbusy_1_havechangedintocomputergamehousesinordertogetmore__2___.Theseplacesarealwayscrowdedwithpeople.

Inthecomputergamehouses,people3alotofmoneymatchingonthemachines,It's4foronetobeatacomputer,butonecandowellaftertryingagainandagain.Peoplewantto5whentheyplaycomputergames.Themorethey6,themoretheywanttowin,andatlasttheyevencan't7withoutit.

Theresultisthatsomepeopledon'twantto8andtheyplayincomputergamehousesforhoursandhours.Forschoolboys,thingsare9.Theydon'twanttohave10.Whenschoolisover,theyrushtothecomputergamehousesneartheir11.

Someofthemcangetenoughmoneyfromtheir12.Someofthemare

_13_enoughtogetthemoney.Sotheyhavetostealorrobothers'andbecome14.

Computergameaddiction（上瘾）isa15probleminourlife.Somethinghastobedonetostopit.

（）1.A.streetsB.schoolsC.townsD.cities

（）2.A.boysB.moneyC.computersD.houses

（）3.A.takeB.spendC.costD.pay

（）4.A.possibleB.easyC.goodD.hard

（）5.A.readB.learnC.winD.download

（）6.A.loseB.tryC.wasteD.watch

（）7.A.comeB.eatC.studyD.live

（）8.A.watchTVB.gooutC.staythereD.work

（）9.A.betterB.excitingC.evenworseD.interesting

（）10.A.lessonsB.gamesC.familiesD.sports

（）11.A.classesB.roomsC.schoolsD.shops

（）12.A.classmatesB.teachersC.sistersD.parents

（）13.A.luckyB.unluckyC.carefulD.polite

（）14.A.goodB.badC.richD.poor

（）15.A.importantB.seriousC.unusualD.wonderful

2．

MissCarterisabeautifulgirl.Herfather1twoyearsagoandhermothermadeaterriblemistakeand2.Theybegantoliveahardlife.Whenshe3middleschool,shecouldn'tgoonstudying.Herunclefounda4forher.MrBaker,arichshopkeeper,hired（雇）her.Herworkwastocleantheroomsandsweepthefloors.Shetriedher5andworkedhard.MrsBakerlikedherandpaidher6thantheotherservants（佣人）.

ItwasSunday,MrBakerwasreadingandMrsBakerwaswatchingTVinthesittingroom.Thegirlcameinandsaid,“I'm7,MrsBaker.IhavetotellyouIcan'tworkforyouanylonger.”

It8Mr.andMrsBaker.Thewomanasked,“Whatmakesyousaythat?

Aren'twe

__9toyou?

”

“Yes,youare,Madam,”thegirlsaid.“Haveyoufoundapieceof10workyet?

”MrsBakerasked.

“No,Ihaven't,”MissCartersaid.“11Idon'tthinkyoutrust（信任）me.”

“Youare12,MissCarter,”saidMrBaker.“Ialwaysthinkyouarea13girl.AndIoftenleavemykeysinmystudy.”“Itwas14thatyouoftenleftthekeysinyourstudy,”saidthegirl.“ButIcouldusenoneofthemto15thesafe（保险箱）.”

“Well,”saidMr.Baker.“Youcangorightnow!

”

（）1.A.diedB.diededC.dyingD.dead

（）2.A.hurriedoffB.hurriedtoC.sentawayD.stopped

（）3.A.finishedB.stoppedC.endD.over

（）4.A.workB.worksC.jobD.jobs

（）5.A.betterB.goodC.bestD.well

（）6.A.muchB.moreC.littleD.less

（）7.A.sorryB.gladC.angryD.please

（）8.A.insurpriseB.surpriseC.surprisedD.surprises

（）9.A.friendlyB.friendC.richD.cold

（）10.A.goodB.betterC.bestD.well

（）11.A.ButB.AndC.ThoughD.What

（）12.A.wrongB.rightC.foolishD.bright

（）13A.badB.goodC.wellD.happy

（）14.A.poorB.trueC.badD.well

（）15..A.breakB.answerC.findD.open

3

“Afriendwalksinwhentherestoftheworldwalksout．”Sometimesin1ife，youfindaspecialfriend：

SomeonewhoChangesyour1justbybeingpartofit；

SomeonewhomakesyoulaughUntilyoucan't2；

Someonewhomakesyoubelievethattherereallyis3intheworld；

Someonewhoconvinces（使相信）youthattherereallyisan4doorjustwaitingforyoutoopenit.

ThisisForeverFriendship．

Whenyou’re5，andtheworldseemsdarkandempty，yourforeverfriend

__6youupinspiritsandmakesthatdarkandemptyworldsuddenlyseembrightand7．

Youforeverfriendgetsyou8thehardtimesandthesadtimes．Ifyouturnandwalkaway，yourforeverfriend9．Ifyou1oseyourway，yourforeverfriendguidesyou，encouragesyou，holdsyour10andtellsyouthateverythingisgoingtobeOK．

Andifyou11suchafriend,youfee1happy，becauseyou12notworry．Youhaveaforeverfriendforlife，andforeverhasno13．

Atruefriendissomeonewhogivesyouahandandtouchesyourheart．

Remember：

14happens，happensforareason（理由）．

Howmanypeoplehaveeighttruefriendsinfact?

Hardly15Iknow．Butsomeofushaveallrightfriendsandgoodfriends．

（）1.A．foodB．timeC.1ifeD．work

（）2.A．thinkB．stopC．harmD．Offer

（）3.A．goodB．healthC．humanD．scenery

（）4.A．unpackedB．unlockedC．unfixedD．unborn

（）5.A．highB．aboveC．acrossD．down

（）6.A．1iftsB．shutsC．catchesD．stands

（）7.A．naturalB．fullC．funnyD．proud

（）8.A．aroundB．belowC．throughD．beside

（）9.A．leavesB．travelsC．movesD．fo11ows

（）10.A．headB．handC．heartD．back

（）11.A．makeB．treatC．findD．warn

（）12.A．needB．mustC．mayD．have

（）13.A．jobB．endC．topD．goa1

（）14.A．howeverB．whoeverC．whateverD．wherever

（）15.A．someoneB．everyoneC．noneD．anyone

4

Mikewasalittleboy.OnedayMikewentwithhisfathertoasmalltownto

1hisgrandparents.

__2thetrain,Mikeputhisheadoutofthewindoweveryminute.Hisfathersaid,"Mike,be3!

Don'tputyourheadoutofthewindow!

"ButMikedidn't4hisfatherandwentonputtinghisheadoutofthewindow.Hisfathercoulddo5.

ThenMike'sfatherwantedto6ajokeonhisson.HetookMike'scapquietly,hidit7hisbackandsaid,"Yousee,yourcaphas8away."Miketouchedhisheadanditwasreallygone.Theboylooked9andthenhebegantocry.Hewantedtogethiscapback.

"Don'tworry,son."saidhisfather,"Ihaveastrange10togetyourcapback."__11canyougetitback?

"askedMikeinsurprise.

Hisfathersaid,"Closeyoureyesandwhistle（吹口哨）once,andmaybeyourcapwillcomeback."Mikecame12tothewindow,closedhiseyesandwhistled.Justatthat13,hisfatherquicklyputthecapontheson'shead.

"Oh!

Itwas14!

"Mikelaughed.Hewaspleased,thenhequicklytookhisfather'scapand15itoutofthewindow."Nowitisyourturntowhistle,Dad!

"hesaidhappily.

（）1.A.lookB.seeC.watchD.notice

（）2.A.AtB.OfC.ToD.In

（）3.A.careB.carefulC.carefullyD.careless

（）4.A.hearofB.listenC.hearD.listento

（）5.A.nothingB.anythingC.someD.any

（）6.A.doB.workC.playD.take

（）7.A.beforeB.behindC.afterD.at

（）8.A.droppedB.thrownC.sentD.flown

（）9.A.worriedB.gladC.happyD.proud

（）10.A.roadB.pathC.wayD.street

（）11.A.WhyB.HowC.WhatD.Where

（）12.A.onB.upC.inD.out

（）13.A.whileB.secondC.minuteD.moment

（）14.A.terribleB.wonderfulC.hadD.lovely

（）15A.threwB.placedC.broughtD.got

5.

Davidreceivedaparrotforhisbirthday.Theparrothadapoorvocabulary（词汇量）,andmanywerenotpolite.Davidtriedhardto1thebird'swordsandwasoften2politewords,playingsoftmusic,tryinganythinghecould3tosetagoodexample.Butnothing4.Heshoutedatthebirdandthebirdjustgotangryandbecameeven5.Finally，withoutanyhope，Davidputthe6inthefreezer.Forafewmomentsheheardthebirdkick（踢）andcryloudlyinit.Thensuddenlyitwas7—notasoundforhalfaminute.Davidwas8thathemighthavehurtthebirdandquickly9thefreezerdoor.Theparrotquietly10outontoDavid'sarmandsaid，“'I11thatImayhavemadeyouangry12meaboutmyimpolitelanguageandactions.Iwilltrymybestatoncetobepolite.Iam13sorryandbegyourpardon."

Davidwassurprisedatthebird'schange，andhewasjust14whathadmadesuchasurprisingchangewhentheparrot15saying,"MayIaskwhatthechickeninthefreezerdid?

"

（）1.A.changeB.teachC.makeD.have

（）2.A.talkingB.speakingC.sayingD.telling

（）3.A.lookafterB.lookoverC.thinkoverD.thinkof

（）4A.happenedB.appearedC.workedD.did

（）5.A.politeB.lesspoliteC.morepoliteD.notpolite

（）6.A.parrotB.chickenC.meatD.food

（）7.A.noisyB.painfulCfullD.quiet

（）8.A.amazedB.surprisingC.boringD.frightened

（）9.A.lockedB.shutC.openedD.repaired

（）10A.ranB.steppedC.swamD.escaped

（）11.A.believeBhopeC.dreamD.celebrate

（）12.A.inB.forC.toD.with

（）13.A.muchB.reallyC.alittleD.just

（）14.A.toaskB.askedC.toreplyD.replied

（）15.A.wentontoB.wentonC.wentoverD.went

6.

Stampcollectingisperhapsthemostpopularhobbyintheworld.1peoplehavebeencollectingstampsfromdifferentcountries,fordifferentreasonsandindifferentways.

IcollectstampsfromSingapore,Malaysia,CanadaandtheU.K.only.I2collectstampsfromeverycountrybecausetherearetoomany.Somecountrieshavehundredsofnewstampsevery3.

Myfatherandsisterworkinoffices,4sometimestheybringforeignstampshome.IfIdon'twantastamp,Itrytoswapitwithafriend.Idon't5anystampsbecausetheycosttoomuchmoney.

Mostofmystampsare6ones,whicharestuckonpaperatfirst.Ihavetogetthestampsoffthepaper7damaging（毁坏）them.8wantstocollectdamagedstamps.Iputthestampsintowaterinabowl.Aftertentotwentyminutes,thewatermakesthepaper9.Theniti