上海初三英语二模完型填空集锦.docx

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上海初三英语二模完型填空集锦

完型集锦

杨浦区

C.Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage（选择最恰当的单词或词语完成短文）:

（14分）

Afathersenthis5-year-oldsontolearnhowtoplaythepiano.

Afewmonthspassed,andthenaveryfamouspianistcametotheirtown.They85togettwoticketstooneofhisconcerts.

Onthatday,thefathersatdownwithhisson.However,itwastoodifficultforthechildtojustsitdoingnothing,sohewalkedawayquietly.Whenthestage（舞台）lightsbecamedark,thefatherfoundthathissonwasnolongerwithhim.86,hefoundhissonwasonstageandwalkingtowardsthepiano.Thechildsatinfrontofthepianoandstartedplayingavery87tune（曲调）Twinkle,Twinkle,LittleStar.

Thelightoperatorwasalsosurprisedwhenheheardthemusic,andhethoughtthattheconcerthadmadesome88.Soheturnedthelightsontheboy.Everybodywassurprisedtoseethelittlechildsittingatthepiano89thefamouspianist.

Thepianistwassurprised,too.90whenhesawthechildplayinghappily,hewasnotangry;hesatdownandplayedwiththechild.Thepianistfilledtheweaknessessothattheycouldgiveabeautifulpianoconcerto（协奏曲）.

Whentheyfinished,theaudiencegavethemabigroundofcheers.

Unfortunately,becauseofthis,thechildbecametooproud,“JustafteronemonthofpianopracticeIcanbesogreat!

”Thechilddidn’t91thattheonethatmadetheconcertperfectwasthepianistsittingbesidehim.

85.A）preferredB）managedC）wantedD）started

86.A）AfterallB）InotherwordsC）TohissurpriseD）Atleast

87.A）difficultB）perfectC）successfulD）simple

88.A）progressB）funC）changesD）mistakes

89.A）insteadofB）infrontofC）becauseofD）inchargeof

90.A）ButB）SoC）SinceD）After

91.A）expectB）believeC）hopeD）realize

D.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords（在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给）:

（14分）

InAugust2005,MarkBent,49,abusinessman,firstvisitedavillageinAfrica.Hefoundpeopleweretoopoor92tohaveelectriclight.Sohespent$250,000developingandproducingasolar-poweredflashlight（太阳能手电筒）.“Inplaceswherethereisnoelectricityorrunningwater,havinglightatnightistheirdream93.Iwilltrymybesttohelpthem,”saidBent.

Thesolar-poweredflashlightgetspowerfromthesunlightandcanlastfor7hourseverynight.PeoplejustputthreeAAbatteries（蓄电池）init.Thebatteriesareonly9480cents.

Overthelastyear,Bentsaid,heandhisfriendshavesent10,500flashlightstomanyrefugees（难民）.Inarefugeecamp,arefugeenamedPeterGatkuothwroteaboutthei95ofthesolarflashlight.“Ifwemeetathief,wewillturnonoursolarflashlightandthethiefwillrunaway.Ifapersonissick96atnight,wewillusetheflashlighttotakehimtothehealthcenter.Ifwildanimalscomeclosetome,Iwillusethelighttofar97themaway.”Otherssaidthelightswerehungaboveschooldesksforchildrenandadultstostudyafteraday’swork.

Withalittleresearch,Bentfoundthatnearlytwobillionpeoplearoundtheworldlivewithoutelectriclight.Alotofchildrenhavebreathingproblems98,inpartbecauseoftheuseofwoodandcandlesforlightintheirsmallhomes.

奉贤区

C.Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage.（选择最恰当的单词或词语完成短文）（共14分）

AllaboutBritain'sTeenagers

School

BritishteenagerscanleaveschoolatsixteenaftertakingtheirGCSEexams.Theystudyforexamsinasmanyastensubjects.__85______theyhavetoworkprettyhard!

Today’steensspendmoretimedoingtheirhomeworkthananyteenagersinthepast,studyingfor2.5-3hourseveryevening.

Freetime

It'snotallwork,ofcourse.WhatdoBritishteenagersdotohave__86____?

TheylovewatchingTV,goingout,meetingfriendsinInternetcafesandlisteningtomusic.

Communications

InadditiontotheInternet,teenagersinBritainusetheircomputerstoplaygamesanddotheirhomework.They__87____lovetheirmobilephones,andspendhourstaxing（发短信）theirfriendsandchatting.Today,phonesaregettingsmallerandlighterandyoucandoalotmorewiththemthanjusttalk.Textmessaginghasbecomethe___88___andmostpopularwaytocommunicate.Morethan90%of12-to16-year-oldshaveamobile,andexperts（专家）saythathis_____89__teenagersfromspendingtheirmoneyonsweetsandcigarettes.

Fashion（服饰）

Atschool,almostallBritishteenagershavetowearaschooluniform.However,intheirfreetimetheycanwearwhatevertheylike,andwhattheylikeisdesignernamessuchasNike,DieselandPaulSmith.______90____,40%ofBritishteenssaythattheythinkitisimportanttohavethelatestfashion.Lookinggooddoesn'tcome___91_____,butmanyteenagersthinkitusualoreasytospendmorethan£100ononeitemofclothing?

85.A）butB）orC）soD）because

86.A）lessonsB）sportsC）adviceD）fun

87.A）neverB）alreadyC）alsoD）nolonger

88.A）coolestB）laziestC）slowestD）happiest

89.A）bringsB）givesC）borrowsD）stops

90.A）InadditionB）InfactC）InreturnD）Insurprise

91.A）cheapB）expensiveC）specialD）ordinary

D．Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords（在短文的空格内填入恰当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给）：

（共14分）

Mostofthemoviesshowourrelationshipandoursociety.What’smoreimportantisthatpeoplelovetowatchhighsandlowsoftherelationshipsinmovies.Friendshiphasbeenthef_irst__92___subjectofmoviemakersforalongtime.Manymoviesarebasedonlovelyrelationshipslikefriendship.Moviesbasedonfriendshipmakeusreliable___93___thattherelationshipbetweenfriendsisdelicate（需要小心处理的）.Thesemoviesalsoshowhowimportantitistohaveatruefriendinlifeandtoownthefriendship.

Friendshipisdescribedindifferentways___94___inmovies.Thesemoviesshowdifferentfacesofthislovelyrelationshipincludingthepleasantandinterestingfaces.Letusdiscusshowfriendshipisdescribedinmovies.

Friendssharecommoninterests:

Inmostofthemovies,itisshownthattwopeoplebecomefriendseasily___95___whentheyhavesomecommoninterests.Forexample,twofriendsmaybeinlovewiththesamesports,studyinginthesameschoolorlivinginthesameneighbour___96___.youcanseesuchfriendshipinmoviessuchas“HarryPotter”and“LordofRings”.HarryPotterhastwofriends.Allofthemareinterestedinmagic.

Friendsmakesacrifices（牺牲）:

Inmostofthemovies,friendsmakesacrificesforeachother.Ag___97___exampleis“Sholay”.Inthismovie,therearetwofriendsJayandVeeruwhoarethereforeachothertilldeath.Jaysacrificeshislifetosavehisfriend.

Friendsneverrunawayfromdifficulties:

Inmovies,itisalwaysshownthattruefriendsalwaysstandupfortheirfriendsintimesofdifficulties.

Understanding:

Inmovies,friendsunderstandeachotherwithout___98___evensayingaword.Asinglesmilecanbrightenupthefacesofallthefriends.

普陀区

　（C）

　　On26December,2004,morethan270,000peoplelosttheirlivesinatsunami.Asthe2004Tsunamihitareaswithtourists,peoplefromover50  85  wereamongthedead.Thismadeitatrulyworlddisaster.

　　The2004Tsunamidisastershooktheworld.Beforeithappened,mostpeopledidnotevenknowwhatatsunamiwas.Theninthehoursanddaysafterthefirstkillerwaveshitthecoastof13SoutheastAsianandAfricancountries.  86   begantotalkabouttsunami.

　　The2004Tsunamiwascausedbya9.15earthquake.Theearthquakewassopowerfulthattheoceanfloorsplitintoa1,000kmlongcrack（1,000km:

thedistancefromBeijingtoWuhan）.Thetwosidesofthiscrackmoved  87 about10metres（10metres:

theheightofafour-floorbuilding）.Thiscausedthemovementofabout30km3ofwater（30km3:

theamountofwaterin12millionOlympicswimmingpools）!

　　270,000humanslosttheirlivesinthe2004Tsunami,but  88 ,notasingleanimalintheYalaNationalParkwaskilled.Howdidtheanimalsknowthetsunamiwascoming?

Nobodyknows,buttheyhadmovedto 89   groundorclimbeduphillsandbigtreesandweresaved.Scientistssaythatstudyinganimalbehaviourcouldserveasanearlywarningsystemforhumansinthefuture.

　　On26December,2004,TillySmith,a10-year-oldBritishschoolgirlwaswalkingalongabeautifulbeachinThailandwithhermother.Suddenly,shenoticedthattheseawasbubblingandthatitwas'likeabeer".Tillyrememberedaschoolgeographylesson,and  90  thatabubblingseawasawarningsignforatsunami.Tillygotherfamilyand100otherpeopletosafetybeforethefirstwavehitthebeach.

　　Naturaldisastersareunexpected.  91  youoftenhearaboutthemandtheirterribleeffects,youneverimagineonehappeningtoyou.Neitherdidanyofthose270,000people.Knowledgeistheonlywaytoprotectyourself.

　　Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage.

　　85.A）schoolsB）townsC）countriesD）families

　　86.A）fewpeopleB）everyone          C）nooneD）someone

　　87.A）upanddownB）fromlefttorightC）tothecentreD）forward

　　88.A）unluckilyB）certainlyC）amazinglyD）immediately

　　89.A）softerB）deeperC）widerD）higher

　　90.A）imaginedB）recognized.O）agreedD）promised

　　91.A）AlthoughB）BecauseC）WhenD）If（D）

　　ReadthepassageandTillintheblankswithproperwords.

　　ElizabethBlackwellwasborninEnglandin1821.Herrathergavehisdaughtersasgoodeducationashissons.HeencouragedhisdaughterstolearnLatinandGreek,readbooks,learnmaths,andstudyscienceThiswasaveryu  92   thingtodoatatimewhenfewwomenhadanyeducationatall.Womenonlylearnedsuchs  93  asmusic,painting,andsewing.Becauseofherfather,Elizabethgrewuptobemuchmoreindependentthanmostwomenofhertime.

　　Whenshewaseleven,Elizabeth,andherfamilymovedtotheUnitedStates.Herfatherstarted