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1、备战2023中考英语完形填空热点话题分类训练(中考模拟真题+名校最新真题)专题01 新型冠状病毒（2021湖南永州中考真题）My whole life has changed because of COVID-19. Its very upsetting because we cant _1_ anyone else and we cant go to others homes. We have been at home, but I _2_ the healthcare workers who have risked their lives every day to help us stay

2、 healthy and safe. Here, I describe my experience during this time.Coming back home from my spring vacation, I got news that school is closed for two weeks. Being a kid, I got _3_ but I didnt know what was waiting for us. I never thought I would be doing my classes online months later. Right after t

3、he “stay at home” order, my mother tested positive for COVID-19 and our family was quarantined (隔离) for 14 days. It was really challenging for all of us, especially for my _4_, who got sick. Those were the worst two weeks in my life. Watching my mother _5_ fever, cough, and shortness of breath was h

4、eartbreaking. I had tears in my eyes, but I didnt tell my parents about it. I was thankful that my father is a _6_ who knows how to treat COVID-19 patients. After three weeks, my mother got better.My father is a true hero. Not only was he taking care of us, but also he has been treating patients wit

5、h COVID-19 every day and _7_ the community selflessly. I am proud of him.This _8_ has taught me to be thankful for things we have in life. My father has _9_ me to be selfless, helpful, and brave. It is OK to be anxious, but remember that there is _10_ at the end of the channel (隧道) and life will get

6、 normal again.1Ae-mailBcallCmeet2AadmireBlikeCmiss3AsurprisedBexcitedCworried4AsisterBfatherCmother5AcontinueBstandCaccept6AdoctorBworkerCteacher7AcontrollingBservingCcleaning8AaccidentBjourneyCexperience9AaskedBtoldCtaught10AlightBsignCwind（2021四川宜宾中考真题）Not knowing that its owner died of COVID-19 i

7、n February, 2020, a dog in Wuhan has been _11_ at the hospital for over three months. Hospital staff took care of it _12_ the period, and now an animal protection association is helping it get adopted (领养).Wu Cuifen, who runs a supermarket in the building of the hospital, told reporters that the dog

8、s _13_ was suffering (遭受) from COVID-19.She tried to send the dog away from the _14_, but there was no use doing that. Wu Cuifen decided to _15_ the dog, and she named it Xiaobao. “Every morning when I opened up, Xiaobao would be there waiting for me. He saw me leave at the _16_ of each day.”Ms. Wu

9、said Xiaobao _17_ to leave the hospital. Even when they on purpose dropped him off somewhere far away, he would make his way back to Taikang Hospital and _18_ wait for his owner to _19_.“Although Xiaobao cant _20_, we understand that he is surely still looking for his owner,” she told reporters.11Ae

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11、layCactDwalk（2022江苏连云港二模）During the COVID-19 pandemic, overseas Chinese students have _21_ a lot. Theyve not only seen the love and care that bring people together, but also some _22_ treatment because of racial intolerance (种族偏见). Xiong Ziqing is one of _23_, an exchange student at the University o

12、f Southern California. The flight tickets flying back to China were so expensive that he couldnt _24_ them. _25_, he chose to stay at school.“_26_ I couldnt go home, home has never seemed any nearer.” said Xiong, “We have received great help from the Chinese government and the people.”Since the outb

13、reak, many countries have suggested the public to travel less and keep some distance from each other. Some countries even chose to shut down the doors to outsiders. When more than half a million Chinese couldnt get home, China became one of _27_ rather than distancing (疏远).Our country stays with the

14、 overseas students _28_ health packages which were prepared and sent out for those in the US by Chinas embassies (大使馆). Advice on personal health have also been given daily, _29_ reports on disease preventioncovered _30_ at timesto satisfy all the overseas students needs in different parts of the US

15、. Chinese government has cared about the overseas students so much that it would be _31_ for any Chinese student there to feel that they are alone far from home. They all feel grateful for the outreach (援助) of our motherland.Because of the virus, Xiong has missed the International Public Speaking Co

16、mpetition in Beijing. It is not still sure _32_ he and his international friends will appear at the next years competition. But a pandemic cannot take away their dreams and love. _33_ they are in the world, exchange students can always stay closely in touch with their own country _34_ different ways

17、.“This special period has made me believe that when facing the challenge of a global epidemic, we always have a strong country behind us to support us all the time. Once COVID-19 is overcome, we should pay attention to the _35_ that we have learned from the epidemic and never forget that only in uni

18、ty can we become more powerful.”21AwatchedBgrownCseenDinfluenced22AunpleasantBunluckyCboringDexcellent23AthemselvesBthemCtheyDtheir24AtakeBbringCaffordDcost25AAs a resultBInsteadCHoweverDOtherwise26AWhenBIfCSinceDAlthough27Aputting upBreaching outCcarrying outDputting away28Aaccording toBin some way

19、sCbased uponDin the form of29AincludedBholdCincludingDholding30AaliveBliveClivingDlively31AimpossibleBpossibleCnecessaryDimportant32AunlessBuntilCwhetherDthat33AWhereverBWheneverCWhateverDHowever34AwithBthroughCacrossDin35AstudyBlessonCexperimentDexpression（2022江苏连云港市新海初级中学一模）The country is making f

20、ive COVID-19 antigen test kits(抗原检测试剂盒)for self-testing because of a sudden _36_ of COVD-19 cases in several Chinese cities, CGTN reported. All made by local companies, the kits can be bought in stores and _37_.Antigen tests are used to test for COVID-19. But they work _38_ from the nucleic acid tes

21、ts(核酸检测)that are known to us. “Antigen is like the clothes of the _39_ while nucleic acid is the gene(基因)of the virus,” said Zhang Wenhong, head of the infectious disease department (感染科) at Fudan Universitys Huashan Hospital.The antigen tests are beneficial because they produce results _40_ in only

22、 around 15 minutes, and dont require a lab. People can use _41_ in their own homes at their convenience. But they arent as accurate(准确的). “In the early stage of infection, the amount of virus can be very _42_.” Zhang said. “The nucleic acid test can detect (检测) it _43_ an antigen test cannot.”Accord

23、ing to the National Health Commission,_44_ types of people will be able to take an antigen test. They are people who have had a _45_ or respiratory symptoms(呼吸道症状)within five days, people undergoing centralized or home isolation(隔离), and _46_ people who just want to take a test. People who test posi

24、tive with the antigen kits will be treated as COVID-19 _47_ and must contact local authorities (相关部门) at once, said the State Council. They will _48_ to undergo centralized quarantine (隔离) and have regular(常规的)nucleic acid tests, reported China Daily.At present, China is sticking to its zero-COVID p

25、olicy(清零方针).With the Omicron variant(奥密克戎变异株)producing _49_ asymptomatic(无症状的)cases, it is _50_ that the introduction of antigen tests will help authorities to find infected people more rapidly, said Zhang.36AincreaseBappearanceCgrowDreduce37AmarketBshopsConlineDstations38AsimilarlyBcloselyCdifferen

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27、reCfewerDlarger50AusefulBhelpfulChopedDconfirmed（2022辽宁沈阳市雨田实验中学一模）Wang Yong, who _51_ in Wuhan, is an ordinary counter (快递员). But he became a news figure in this epidemic(疫情).On New Years Eve, after having a dinner with his family, he _52_ saw a Wechat Moment on his phone from a _53_ of Wuhan Jinyi

28、ntan hospital. She asked if _54_ could take her home. After _55_ for an hour, Wang Yong decided to help her.Then he learned that there were more and more medical workers like the nurse. It is _56_ for Wang Yong to help the people in need by himself. So he came up with an idea: set up a volunteer _57

29、_ to help those medical workers.Sooner, plenty of people _58_ the volunteer team. To solve the problem of more medical workers, Wang Yong asked Mobike company for help and asked them to _59_ as many bikes as possible._60_ the increasing number of medical workers at Jinyintan Hospital, offering their

30、 meals has become a big problem. At first, Wang began to raise money with _61_ team to provide fast noodles and water for night-shift nurses. With Wang Yongs teams effort, the problem of serving _62_ was soon solved.“I am a person with no special background, _63_ I am especially thankful to the volu

31、nteers who have followed me in the _64_ time. After all, we are all Chinese! Now our mother is in trouble, and we each _65_ try to play a role.” said Wang Yong excitedly.51Alooked upBgrew upCgave upDwoke up52AfinallyBcorrectlyCquicklyDsuddenly53AnurseBcookCfarmerDteacher54AanythingBeverythingCanybod

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33、ivelyDvaluable65AcanBcantCshouldDshouldnt（2022湖南邵阳一模）Zhong Nanshan, an 83-year-old doctor who became a famous name for “daring to speak” in the fight _66_ SARS (非典) 17 years ago. He is also the public face of Chinas effort to control a new strain of coronavirus (新冠病毒). _67_ the outbreak of an infect

34、ious (传染的) disease in Wuhan in December 2019, the Chinese government has closed down the city in time _68_ the spread of the disease. At the same time, although cases have been found throughout the country, the Chinese people _69_ face it, together with Wuhan to fight the epidemic (疫情). At present,

35、our epidemic situation is still very _70_. Here are some tips for us to follow in this special period. First, I suggest that you should go out less and try to _71_ at home. Second, _72_ is also important to wear a mask when you go somewhere. Wearing a mask is one of the best ways to protect yourself

36、. _73_, wash your hands with soap and running water after returning home, which can _74_ the chance of being infected. We are very thankful to all the angels in white. “Come on, everyone!” We look forward to _75_ the epidemic at an early date.66AwithBatCagainst67ABeforeBSinceCAfter68Ato preventBprev

37、entingCprevent69AactivelyBangrilyCwarmly70AseriousBcalmCrelaxing71AsleepBstayCplay72AThisBThatCIt73ABesidesBExceptCBut74AreuseBreduceCrecycle75AovercomeBovercameCovercoming（2022安徽淮南模拟预测）Dont shake hands! Dont hug anyone! In order to slow the speed of COVID-19, were advised to _76_ physical contact a

38、s much as possible. Some of us have been used to being more creative _77_ of greeting one another, such as a friendly wave（挥手）from two meters away. We are not sure when this pandemic（流行病）will end. But _78_ more people get their vaccines（疫苗）, we may soon be able to get back to hugging, shaking hands

39、and kissing cheeks. But . should we? We are _79_ from a young age that it is impolite not to shake hands when we meet people. But Ashley Peterson, a doctor in the United States, thinks that we should be more careful about how we greet people. Not _80_ likes to be hugged.Peterson says now is the perf

40、ect time for parents to guide their kids in making _81_ about how to greet people. The idea is not to _82_ hugs and handshakes. If your kids want to hug others,they should. If they feel _83_ about hugging, they can use other ways to greet people.Anthony Fauci, a health educator, holds a _84_ opinion

41、. He thinks we should never shake hands again. “Weve got to _85_ that custom,” he says, “That is really one of the main ways to pass on an illness.”76AavoidBhateCkeepDincrease77AphotosBprizesCwaysDfilms78AsoBwhetherCbeforeDas79AsaidBtoldClaughedDstopped80AanyoneBsomeoneCeveryoneDnone81AdecisionsBmis

42、takesCcallsDnoises82AsupportBdiscussCcancelDprotect83AunknownBunluckyCuntidyDuncomfortable84AstrongerBstrangerCsmarterDweaker85AsaveBbreakCdivideDfollow（2020安徽滁州二模）抗击疫情最美逆行者Since the outbreak（爆发）of the COVID-19 in Wuhan, most people have avoided going to the city. But some kinds of warmth and _86_ a

43、re showing up. They are a group of volunteers from every place and what they have done are worth remembering.Driver Li Gaofeng from a transportation team with his friends, volunteered to _87_ more than 30 tons of vegetables to Wuhan. They overcame all kinds of _88_ and travelled more than 1,700 kilo

44、meters. They _89_ arrived in Wuhan on Feb 1. They are ordinary people who are not ordinary.Medical workers from the China-Japan Friendship Hospital in Beijing _90_ hands before entering Wuhan. Doctors and nurses from around the country were sent to the area of the outbreak to provide _91_.By Sunday,

45、 155 doctors and nurses from the China-Japan Friendship Hospital in Beijing had been sent to _92_ the outbreak in Wuhan. More than 11,000 medics have been sent to Wuhan since the start of the outbreak.There are so many stories in this outbreak. _93_ the outbreak didnt come, we would celebrate the festival happily. It would have be