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1、专题04 完形填空（2022福建中考真题）阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。At the age of nine, Kelly dreamed of being a basketball player. But one day when she was playing basketball, she hurt her left leg _1_. The doctor told her she could no longer play basketball. What was worse, she needed help doing _2_, inc

2、luding going to the bathroom.Thinking that her dream could never come true, Kelly was in low spirits and _3_ her studies at school. Her mother did all she could to cheer her up, _4_ Kelly refused to change. She even took out all her anger and _5_ on her mother.Then one day Kellys friends introduced

3、her to the gym. Kelly _6_ that she should turn her attention to what she could do, not to what she couldnt. Posting her story online, she got lots of kind and inspiring words. As she was _7_ by the kindness, she returned to school for two half days a week. And with the _8_ of a bodybuilding trainer,

4、 she trained hard and soon found herself on stage（舞台）performingas a bodybuilder. Her mother was truly _9_ and proud.Today, Kelly is studying to be a life coach. She is at peace with what happened to her, not just physically, but mentally（精神上）. “Sometimes you must experience _10_ things to come out s

5、tronger on the other side,” said Kelly.1AbadlyBslowlyCeasily2AsomethingBnothingCeverything3Atalked aboutBgave upCthought of4AsoBbutCor5ApainBfunClove6AwarnedBrealizedCsuggested7AdisappointedBsurprisedCencouraged8AhelpBneedCpromise9AhappyBangryCcalm10AlittleBniceCdifficult（2021福建中考真题）阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、

6、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Bex Lindsays dream was to be a host. From a young age, she was very _11_ in radio. In her childhood she often pretended (假装) to host her own shows on Bex Radio while _12_ her parents CDs. At that time Lindsay wanted very much to work at Fun Kids, a radio station _13_ young li

7、steners, so she sent them a strange recording, hoping to be accepted. “In the old host-to-be performance, the final thing you were _14_ to do was to jump on a trampoline (蹦床) while interviewing _15_,” she told the reporter, “I didnt have a trampoline and I didnt want to do it in front of anyone else

8、, so I interviewed myself while jumping on my bed, having the recording made.”Lindsays recording really _16_ and she was asked to host the Sunday breakfast show. Now she hosts a popular program and she loves radio more than ever. She says, “My _17_ as the host is kind of to be a listener, so I will

9、ask questions that other people would want to ask.”When she is asked how she has been _18_, Lindsay says, “First of all, keep the dream in your mind and _19_ give up.” She adds, “Hosting isnt about how high up in the world you are; its about having a good _20_ and a good idea. Go and do it. ”11Astri

10、ctBactiveCinterested12AplayingBcopyingCmaking13AtoBforCwith14AwarnedBpaidCrequired15AeverybodyBsomebodyCnobody16AspreadBworkedCappeared17AroleBopinionCmessage18AcarefulBhelpfulCsuccessful19AneverBalmostCalready20AsongBvoiceCsleep（2020福建中考真题）From Hobby to JobYesterday at the Minnesota Fashion Week, t

11、he 15-year-old designer（设计者）Rachel amazed the fashion world when she showed her clothes for the first time. _21_ agreed that they looked fantastic. Rachel taught herself to make clothes when she was just 7. I didnt like my own clothes and wanted to _22_, so I usually added things-like pockets or tie

12、s. My Mom used to get a bit _23_ about all the scissors and pins lying around, laughed Rachel. Then one year, she decided to have a summer _24_ at a fashion and design school, where she learned many skills from her teacher Joan. When Rachel was 12, Joan invited a few teenagers to _25_ her at the fam

13、ous Toronto Fashion Week. I loved it, said Rachel. It was just _26_ and I knew that I wanted to be there. At the Minnesota Fashion Week, Rachel looked _27_ beautiful in her smart jacket with a decoration（装饰）of a small blue butterfly on it. People at the event were _28_ her skill and designs. I did a

14、ll my work on the clothes after dinner, _29_ I always had a busy timetable at school and much homework as well. But it was worth it. Rachel felt proud. Rachel sold all of her works and the _30_ went to a local childrens hospital. I know that the hospital needs it to make the childrens stay as comfor

15、table as possible, she said.21ASomeoneBEveryoneCNo one22Atake notesBdo researchesCmake changes23AworriedBexcitedCdisappointed24AcourseBvacationCsport25AsatisfyBjoinCdirect26AsimpleBstrangeCamazing27AespeciallyBprobablyCnormally28AimprovingBadmiringCdeveloping29AasBwhenCunless30AjacketBdecorationCmon

16、ey（2019福建中考真题）My best friend Ally and I spare a few hours of our time every week as volunteers for BuddyBall. Its a _31_that helps disabled kids do sports and make new friends.So what does a buddy ( 伙 伴 ) do?_32_, I am a buddy for an eleven-year-old boy Tom. He is in a wheelchair and is a good baske

17、tball player, but just like any kid, it upsets him _33_he misses a shot or makes a bad pass. He starts to cry and doesnt want to play. Sometimes he even wants to _34_. So, as his buddy, I encourage him. Now were working on our basketball skills together. Its great to see how he has_35_and he doesnt

18、get upset so easily.Ally is a buddy for Clara, a kid with very few language skills. She is also a bit_36_! She likes running away. Ally has learned how to work with Clara and to get her to join in the_37_. Now she loves baseball and has more friends. Next week shes playing in a team. Her parents are

19、 _38_ happy about BuddyBall and they say that Clara is more confident ( 自 信 的 ) and _39_ after her BuddyBall sessions.BuddyBall is a great chance for everyone! Differences _40_and we realize that were all just kids loving sports. I love doing BuddyBall because I know Im doing something meaningful!31

20、AdecisionBsubjectCprogram32AIn the endBOn the wayCAt the moment33AwhenBuntilCbefore34Akeep onBget downCgive up35AdreamedBimprovedCprepared36AwildBfriendlyCeasy-going37AgamesBdiscussionsClessons38AhardlyBtrulyCpossibly39AcarefulBsociableCcreative40AincreaseBremainCdisappear（2018福建中考真题）Ewan Drum has a

21、lways liked superheroes. He admires how they help people. At the age of seven，he told his parents，I want to _41_ like a superhero and help the homeless.” A few months later，Ewans family planned a day of _42_ .Wearing his red superhero costume，Ewan _43_ helped pass out 70 bag lunches to hungry people

22、 in a park in Detroit，Michigan. Thats _44_ Super Ewan was born.Word spread about Ewans good deeds（事迹）. People donated（捐赠）money and something else， and Ewan handed them out to those in need. When _45_ donated bottles of water， Ewan and his family held a drive to get even more. They _46_ the water to

23、Flint， Michigan， a city that had unsafe drinking water. Another time，a business donated six turkeys for Thanksgiving. _47_ his parents help，Ewan used social media（媒体）to ask for more turkeys， plus side dishes. In the end， he says， “We handed out turkey dinners to _48_ all around Detroit.”Ewan has a m

24、otto: Everyone can be a superhero to someone. At an event called the Hero Round Table， Ewan told the listeners，“Its not _49_ to help people. You can keep some socks and snacks in your car to help people in need. Every _50_ thing helps and can make someone feel happy.”41Aget upBdress upClook up42Agiv

25、ingBplayingCshowing43AsafelyBseriouslyChappily44AwhatBwhyChow45AsomeoneBeveryoneCno one46AsoldBtookClent47AFromBWithCIn48AheroesBlistenersCfamilies49AdifficultBpossibleCnecessary50AprivateBlittleCinteresting（2022福建模拟预测）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的三个选项 (A、B和C) 中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。As we all know, eating habits are d

26、ifferent in different _51_. The Chinese have a saying, “Eat good things for breakfast, eat a big meal for lunch, but eat _52_ at dinner.” Many Americans agree that one should start the day with a good breakfast, but their _53_ about lunch and dinner are different.Most Americans only give _54_ a shor

27、t time for lunch. So they eat a small lunch.After work they will have more time to eat a big dinner. Talking about their day with all the family is a great way to take a good rest after a long, hard day of work.Eating at restaurants is also different. In China, people like to talk and laugh _55_ eat

28、ing. Very often you can hear people talking and laughing loudly, and they are just having a good time. In America it is not like this. If someone is talking too _56_ at table, the manager of the restaurant may _57_ and ask them to be quiet. After dinner, its thought quite rude if you leave as soon a

29、s you finish _58_. You are expected to stay and _59_ around the dinner table.So if you want to be polite, theres an English saying, “When in Rome, do _60_ the Romans do.”51AcountriesBcitiesCtowns52AlittleBlessCfewer53AlanguagesBfoodCideas54AourselvesBthemselvesConeselves55AwhereBwhileCwhy56AquietlyB

30、hardlyCloudly57Acome inBcome outCcome up with58AeatingBplayingCeatting59AtalkBtellCspeak60AforBlikeCas（2022福建南平二模）阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。If youve seen a Chinese New Year parade(游行), youve probably seen a colorful dragon twisting(扭动) its way down the street. Dragons are _61_ and hono

31、red in Chinese culture. They _62_ wisdom, power, and wealth, and theyre said to scare away evil(邪恶的) spirits and bad luck.As _63_ as 9 to 15 dancers use long poles to guide the dragons head and snake like body. A dragons head can weigh over 30 pounds. It is often made _64_ cloth and bamboo. The leng

32、th of dragons can be from around 25 to 35 meters and up to 50 to 70 meters for the largest parade styles _65_ people believe that the _66_ the dragon is, the more luck it will bring. “We have to work as a _67_ to make the dragon come to life,” says Avery, a 12-year-old dragon dancer with the San Gab

33、riel Valley Chinese Cultural Association in California.“I like doing tricks on the dragon,” says 14-year-old Benjamin. _68_ are often jumps or moves that make the dragon turn in different ways. The dragon dance dates back to the Han Dynasty, 2,000 years ago. From then on, it became _69_ with people

34、around the world. Today you might see dragon _70_ during holidays, weddings, and the openings of new businesses. These performances invite wealth and good luck.61AconsideredBrespectedCregarded62Astand forBwish forCwait for63AmuchBfewCmany64AfromBofCinto65AifBwhenCbecause66AlongBlongerClongest67Aclas

35、sBpartnerCteam68ADragonsBTricksCDances69ApopularBimportantCknown70AdancesBto danceCdancing（2022福建省同安第一中学模拟预测）There once was a little boy who had a bad temper (脾气). His father gave him a bag of nails and told him that every time he lost his temper, he must hammer (锤) a nail into the fence.The first d

36、ay, the boy had _71_ thirty-nine nails into the fence. Over the next few weeks, as he learned to _72_ his anger. The number of nails hammered daily gradually reduced. He discovered it was _73_ to hold his temper than to hammer those nails into the fence.Finally the day came when the boy didnt lose h

37、is temper at all. He was so _74_ that he told his father about it at once. The father then suggested that the boy now _75_ one nail for each day that he was able to hold his temper. The days passed and the boy was finally able to tell his father that all the _76_ were gone.The father took his son by

38、 the hand and led him to the fence. He said, “You have done well, my son, _77_ look at the holes in the fence. The fence will never be the same. When you say things in _78_, they leave a wound just like this one. You can put a _79_ in a man and draw it out. It wont matter how many times you say Im _

39、80_. The wound is still there.”71AdrivenBhiddenCbrought72AloseBcontrolCshow73AsillierBfunnierCeasier74AworriedBexcitedCdisappointed75Aput outBgive outCpull out76AfencesBnailsCholes77AbutBbecauseCso78AsadnessBangerCsurprise79AhammerBbagCknife80AsorryBhungryCangry（2022福建福州二模）阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选

40、出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。Many people enjoy dancing. Some of them, however, dance in _81_ places. Yang Liu, an inheritor (继承人) of bamboo drifting (独竹漂), calls a bamboo-pole her stage.Bamboo drifting has a _82_ of 2, 000 years. In ancient times, it was a means of transportation by which the local people would _8

41、3_ the rivers. Now, it has developed into a folk sport.Yang _84_ to learn drifting at the age of seven. The girl was born with a weak _85_. In order to keep her fit, her grandmother introduced her to bamboo drifting. Learning this traditional skill, however, is not easy. The bamboo pole is slim and

42、slippery. And it is never still. Yang fell into the water and _86_ again and again. But with encouragement from her family and a love for this “cool skill”, the girl didnt give up. She threw herself into practicing bamboo drifting all year round, even in the winter cold and the _87_ heat. After thre

43、e years of hard practice, she could _88_ keep her balance (平衡) on the bamboo pole.But Yang didnt _89_ there. To make single bamboo drifting more attractive to the public, she came up with the idea of dancing on a bamboo pole. She went on to practice many difficult movements on her bamboo poleand suf

44、fered the physical pain that came along with it.Now, Yang has made a name for herself _90_ a dancer on a bamboo pole. “I hope that more people can know about bamboo drifting and enjoy this form of art,” said Yang.81AfreeBquietCunusual82AhistoryBpartnerCproblem83AwatchBcrossCpollute84AstartedBfailedChated85AsmileBvoiceCbody86Agot lostBgot drunkCgot injured87AspringBsummerCautumn88AfinallyBhardlyCprobably89AstopBrememberCreach90AonBasCby