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1、2024年中考英语逆袭冲刺名校模拟真题速递(上海专用)第一期专题01 短文首字母填空15篇(中考真题+名校模拟)(2022上海统考中考真题)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,首字母已给出。Which would you rather spend your money on, an outing with friends or a pair of expensive shoes? It is my opinion that spending money on experiences brings greater happiness. My first r 1 is tha
2、t experiences make us different as we grow. We are not the result of the things weve bought. Instead, we are the result of everything weve seen and done. For example, getting expensive clothes didnt c 2 me as a person, but the camping trip last summer certainly did. It made me more independent.In ad
3、dition, I p 3 experiences because they bring people together. Sharing a new experience develops stronger relationships and creates long-lasting memories. Three years ago I met some teenagers on a study trip and now I am s 4 in touch with them, but I hardly remember what I bought during the trip.My f
4、inal point is that, although some people say it is a great j 5 to own things, I think using the things you own is more pleasant. For example, I spend most of my spare money on new parts for my old mountain bike, but I love the experience of c 6 , not owning bike parts!To sum up, experiences make us
5、who we are and develop stronger relationships. So next time before you pay for something, give it some s 7 thought. Ask yourself, “Which will I spend my money on, an outing or a pair of shoes?”(2021上海统考中考真题)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。Its 5:00 a.m.! A morming call wakes up Marco. He doesnt ge
6、t up so e 8 at home in Los Angeles. Well, maybe to eat breakfast once in a while but never to herd (放牧) cows and sheep! But Marco isnt at home. He is in Africa, on the grasslands of Kenya (肯尼亚). He is living with the herdsmen.“Life is very different in Kenya. People live a p 9 life here on the grass
7、lands. They cant afford TVs, cars or mobile phones. They make a living mainly by herding cows and sheep,” Marco says.Marcos trip to Africa isnt a h 10 . Its part of the school project for biology course at Sunshine School. The school hopes the students will have more life experiences. They have neve
8、r been to Africa. Kenya is a country which is c 11 new to the students from Los Angeles. When the students get there, they put on local clothing. Boys herd cows. Girls collect firewood and water. Families depend on their cows. As a result, the herdsmen and the students have to m 12 from one area to
9、another so that the cows have more grass to eat.Now in Los Angeles, Kenya is on the minds of the students at Sunshine School all year. Disasters have killed many cows in Kenya, so the students decide to raise money to b 13 cows for the local people. Each cow costs about $100. “One cow means more to
10、the health of a family than money,” says Marco. “Here we are really giving life. A cow will give a kid milk every day.”The school wants to give the students a different way of thinking. Helping the herdsmen in Kenya is just the first s 14 . Next, the students will try to discover ways to give a hand
11、 to those in Los Angeles who need help.(2020上海统考中考真题)Meatballs again?I hate meatballs! Henry cried loudlyIm not eating this! Henrys mum and dad looked at each otherThis was the second time this week that Henry had c 15 about his dinnerWere going to let you take over dinnertimeYou can pick the food a
12、nd cook your meals,Mum saidGoodWere going to eat good food every night! Henry answeredThe next day,Henry sat down to write the meal p 16 Were going to have chicken tonight,and noodles tomorrow, Henry saidAre we going to have anything e 17 besides chicken?We need to have at least one vegetable for ea
13、ch meal,said MumWe can have cabbage,Henry saidAfter he finished shopping,it was time to make his f 18 mealHe believed that this would be his favourite mealSince he had never cooked,his parents were both there to help himTheres a lot to do,Henry thought,as he looked at the mess in the kitchenHe was u
14、sually playing games outside while his parents were making dinnerIt took almost two hours to cookWhen dinner was finally finished,Henry was tired and h 19 But he was so excitedhe made dinner!I dont like cabbage, cried Sophia,Henrys little sister,at the tableHenry felt quite upsetHe had worked so har
15、d on dinner,but it was i 20 to get everyone happy about every part of every meal!Im sorryI didnt know this could be so hard, Henry felt like he might cryHe began to r 21 how his parents felt every time at the dinner tableIts OK,HenryYou worked really hardWe ll take back dinner responsibilitiesYoull
16、have to do it enough when youre grown up,Dad saidHenry felt releasedHe happily finished his dinner and never got angry at dinner table again(2018上海中考真题)Fill in the blanks with proper words(在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其通顺。每空格限填一词,首字母已给. )Olyvia, love is simple. You dont have to do much to make someone happy. That
17、 was what my mother said to me when I was a child. Over a year ago, I had a chance. My good friend Kaylee told me about her t 22 to a small town called Gary, and how it was a life-changing experience. I made up my mind to go there myself.When I told my parents about the decision, they didnt a 23 at
18、first. They said I didnt know much about the place. They were worried that it was not s 24 for me to go there. Thankfully, after I explained my plan to them in detail, they said yes.When our group arrived in Gary, I noticed how different the town was from where I lived. There were few stores or rest
19、aurants in the town; most had closed. So you would be very l 25 if you could find a place to buy food or drinks. Houses were built on small hills. Many of them had broken doors or windows. My job was to help the local people to r 26 houses. The work days were long and hot, but it was really good to
20、see the houses taking on a new look day by day.The children there were also different. They seemed to enjoy every moment in life though they were poor. The smallest things would make these kids happy. I couldnt find words to describe their j 27 when they received an ice-cream, a ball or even a kiss.
21、 The community was like a big family. Everyone knew each other and was there when someone needed help.I am so glad that I had this unforgettable experience. I truly learned the m 28 of what my mother said. You dont need to do much to make a difference to others lives.(2023上海嘉定统考二模)You might have got
22、 the idea that saving money is boring, but it can be so much more exciting than you think.If you had to choose between spending all your pocket money on toys, gaming, or saving some of it for the f 29 , which would be your decision? We all have to make this decision again and again. When you have th
23、e chance to treat yourself to the fun things, it can be r 30 hard to hit back. And before you know it, all your money is gone!Savings help dreams come true.Its easy to see the fun in buying an ice cream or going shopping with friends, but you might be surprised to hear that saving money can be even
24、more exciting. Thats because saving creates opportunities and opens the d 31 to all kinds of adventures. You may realize that saving money is the key to making your dreams come true.Saving goalsSet yourself a goal first. Its good to give yourself a mix of short-term and long-term goals, so think of
25、something youd like to buy that you could save up for in a few weeks, like a small Lego set or a smart watch. Write down how much it costs, then work out how much you can a 32 to save each week and how long it will take you to reach your goal. Some weeks you might decide to save a little more than y
26、ou p 33 so that you can reach your goal even faster.Ways to saveMost people save their money in a savings account, as this gives them an opportunity to earn interest (利息). This is money that a bank pays you as a reward for saving, the l 34 you leave money in a savings account, the more interest youl
27、l earn.Reach your target step by stepIf youre n 35 to save money, start off by thinking of some fun goals, whether thats spending money for a summer holiday or a mountain bike. Every penny you save takes you one step closer to reaching your goal. And what could be more exciting than that?(2023上海奉贤统考
28、二模)Fill in the blanks with proper words(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)The Elephant and the RopeA gentleman was walking through an elephant camp. He suddenly stopped. He realized that the elephants werent being kept in cages or held by the use of chains(链条). Each of the giant animals was held by
29、 only a small rope tied to its front leg.The man felt confused. It was c 36 that the elephants could, at anytime, break away from their bonds and run away. But, for some reason, they did not. In fact, they didnt try to escape at all.He saw a trainer nearby. Curious and wanting to know the answer, he
30、 went up and asked, “Excuse me, but I want to know why the elephants are just standing there. Why do they never try to run away?”The trainer replied, “When the elephants are very young and much smaller, we use ropes of the same size to tie them. At a young a 37 , the elephants are not strong enough
31、to break free from the ropes. They try and try, but fail each time. As they grow up, they are conditioned to(习惯于) believe they cannot break away. They believe the ropes can still hold them, so they n 38 try to break free ever again.”L 39 the elephants, how many of us go through life hanging onto a b
32、elief that we cannot do something, simply because we failed at it once before? I think every one of us can relate to this story and the feeling of having failed at something or another over the years. Over time, we might begin to think that we are not able to do a particular(特定的) thing and we a 40 t
33、his as the truth and never try again. We think to ourselves, “I tried that before and it didnt work out. What is the point in trying it again and w 41 my time? I dont want to look like a fool!” And this is how we start to settle for a life that is “safe” and “less exciting”. However, we could regard
34、 all the so-called “failures” in our lives as just stepping stones along our path, and decide to respond in a way that is positive. Say to yourself, “Ah, well, at least I tied. Now I know a wrong way to do it, so it makes my next attempt(尝试) clearer!”So, dont limit yourself to a small world. Stay f
35、42 on what you want to achieve and keep trying until you succeed. You will never know how far you can go until you have the courage to do it. And if you fall, just get up and try again!(2023上海金山统考一模)Yuhang (余杭) in Hangzhou is known for making oil paper umbrellas for more than 230 years. In 2015, Liu
36、 Weixue gave up a well-paid job as a designer to learn from his grandfather the a 43 of making Yuhang oil paper umbrellas. “I began to love it at a very young age, I wanted to bring it to life.” Liu said.“When it rains, someone uses the umbrellathats what I want to see.”There are more than 70 steps
37、to make a Yuhang oil paper umbrella. Making bamboo ribs(伞骨) and pasting (糊) papers are two i 44 skills among them. It takes no less than a week to make an umbrella. After learning the skills, Liu opened a studio (工作坊) and worked with local umbrella-making masters (能手). Liu i 45 the umbrellas to win
38、the hearts of young people. As the paper broke e 46 , he used a thicker paper. In a test, his umbrellas were opened and closed 1,000 times without breaking. He uses a l 47 kind of bamboo to make the ribs, so the umbrellas weigh less. As young people like hand-painted pictures, he invites painters to
39、 draw patterns on the umbrella covers. When online shopping became popular, Liu opened an online shop to sell umbrellas. It now has more than 80,000 followers. S 48 , he doesnt hurry. To ensure quality, his studio makes only 1,000 umbrellas each year. He hopes that he can enter local schools to teac
40、h students e 49 he knows on how to make this kind of umbrellas.(2023上海模拟预测)Fill in the blanks with proper words.(在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其通顺。每空格限填一词,首字母已给)Everyone knows they feel much better after a good nights sleep, but now scientists have discovered it can help you to live longer too. According to a stud
41、y in the US, healthy sleeping habits mean men can live almost five years longer, and women for two years. It also found that sleep improves our health and r 50 the chance of heart disease.However, a study shows its not just about how long you sleep; the q 51 of your sleep is important too. Dr Frank
42、Qian said sleep must be restful. The researchers said that good sleep for adults depended on five basic factors:getting seven to eight hours of sleep each night;having trouble falling asleep no more than twice a week;having trouble staying asleep no more than twice a week;not using m 52 to get to sl
43、eep;waking up feeling rested at least five days a week.Each factor was given one point with a total of five points. The researchers looked at the results of a survey of 172,321 people in the US that measured their health habits, i 53 sleep, over five years. They found that people who had all five po
44、ints were l 54 to live longer and lead healthier lives than those who had sleep difficulties.According to The Sleep Charity, a good nights sleep can improve peoples memory. Dr Qian admits that no ones sleep is p 55 everyone has a late or restless night sometimes. However, he said, “Even from a young
45、 age, if people can develop these good habits of getting enough sleep, making sure they are sleeping tight it can greatly b 56 their overall long-term health.” The study was based on people reporting their own sleep habits rather than recording them scientifically, so this may have affected the resu
46、lts and more research is needed.(2023上海长宁统考一模)Fill in the blanks with proper words (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)Objects are powerful storytellers. They are collected and shown in museums to help visitors understand the p 57 , make sense of the present, or get to know people and places that ma
47、y be n 58 to them.At the British Museum in England, 100 objects were chosen to tell important stories about history and culture. One of the objects is the Rosetta Stone with some a 59 Egyptian written words on it. Another is a very different kind of object: a modern credit card. The credit card help
48、s tell the story of how people think about m 60 and shopping in todays world.An online project called “Moving People, Changing places,” uses objects owned by individual families to tell stories about how they came and started to live in England. An old suitcase covered with travel labels from around
49、 the world tells a story about how one member of a family moved from place to place b 61 finally settling in England.Every person has objects that tell his or her own stories. A poster can tell a story about the band or TV show you love. An old photo album can tell many stories about your family his
50、tory. A piece of jewelry or artwork which was p 62 down through the generations can tell about your familys values, history, and relationships.Next time youre looking around your room or your house, take a moment to look c 63 at the objects that surround you. How do your objects help tell your story
51、?(2023上海一模)在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其内容通顺。首字母已给出For centuries, people have asked what makes us different from animals. We share almost 99 percent of our DNA with our closest relatives, chimpanzees, but have you ever w 64 why they have never evolved 1 as fast as we have? The answer is our complex 2 brains. The
52、 earliest human brains from around 2 million years ago were only big enough to deal with simple signals, such as sight and smell. As we developed into Homo sapiens 3 1.5 million years later, our brains grew three times bigger. This was to make space for new s 65 , like speech and problem-solving. Ho
53、wever, recent research into animal intelligence has made some interesting discoveries, and scientists are starting to question the “f 66 ” about our powerful intelligence. Animals dont use language except that several chimpanzees have already learned to use sign language, and some other animals have
54、 learned to communicate in meaningful ways. In the 1990s, Dr Pepperberg published her studies of working with Alex, a parrot that could remember and name over 50 different objects! Most importantly, Alex r 67 makes mistakes. Animals arent a 68 . of themselves except that some chimpanzees, and a few
55、dolphins and elephants, have all passed the “Mirror Test”. In a mirror test, a scientist puts some paint on an animal, and then puts the animal in front of a mirror and w 69 its behaviour. When they see themselves in the mirror, these animals then check their own body for the paint. Animals cant sol
56、ve problems except that some octopuses have the ability to c 70 their movements and open containers with great force to get food out of them. People who work in aquariums4 have known this for years. And a study in 2014 made some important discoveries about some crows. It found that they could solve
57、complex puzzles and use tools to get food.Word box1 evolve v.进化2 complex adj.复杂的3 Homo sapiens智人4 aquarium n. 水族馆(2022上海嘉定统考模拟预测)Fill in the blanks with proper words (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)Laura, a fourth-grader from Shanghai, enjoyed her vacation this summer. Usually she was attending
58、English or math training courses, but this summer, for most of the time, she played tennis and basketball i 71 . A newly-introduced instruction(指令) helped Laura enjoy enough f 72 time during the summer. Aiming to reduce the schoolwork on primary and junior high school students, the instruction calls
59、 for l 73 homework for students and better quality of education, according to a news report.According to the report, children below the third grade will not have homework anymore. It should take no more than 90 minutes for junior high school students to finish their homework. Off-school training cen
60、ters are not a 74 to offer education courses over their grade level. Training based on subjects will not be offered on weekends, national holidays or during winter and summer vacations. More than 75 percent of children in Chinese cities from grades 1 to 12 are taking private training courses, a news
61、paper reported. “Parents are w 75 that if their children start behind, they will stay behind.” said a researcher at South China Normal University. “The instruction aims to calm the parents and society as a whole.” “But this does not mean the training courses will completely d 76 , since exams still
62、exist,” said an officer. “Therefore, schools should improve their education quality, take the main r 77 for students education and not push them into off-school classes.” the officer said.(2022上海普陀统考二模)Fill in the blanks with proper words (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) Are you animal lovers? W
63、ould you like to protect animals just like humans? Are you willing to spend your time helping animals? If you answer “yes” to these questions, you can possibly consider a j 78 in animal care. Animal rights officers make sure that people treat animals p 79 . They visit homes, places where animals are
64、 bought and sold, zoos and animal hospitals. They check to make sure that the animals are getting enough food and they have enough space to climb around. Sometimes an animal rights officer will appear in court(法庭) to protect the rights of an animal. To be an animal care assistant, you must be in ver
65、y good health. Sometimes it involves getting animals out of dangerous s 80 . For example, its not always easy to get a cat down from a tree. Other times, animal care assistants must take a sick animal to the hospital for treatment. These animals are often in great pain. They are afraid and difficult
66、 to catch or c 81 . An animal d 82 is also called a “vet”. Some vets work for zoos or animals hospitals to make some sick tigers, elephants and horses better. Others treat some sick animals like dogs and cats. They take the animals temperature, give injections, and take X-rays for sick animals. They
67、 also decide what kind of m 83 a sick animal may need. If an animal weighs too little or looks very w 84 , a vet may use a feeding tube to make sure it gets enough nutrition from food. It takes many years of higher education to become an excellent vet.(2022上海静安统考二模)Fill in the blanks with proper wor
68、ds.(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。)As a boy, I wanted to be a man. But my parents did everything for me. Actually, they managed every minute of my life. Although they loved me, I felt a bit unhappy with them. “Sam, do your homework!” “Practise the piano!” “Turn off the TV!” I became so bored wi
69、th their o 85 that I wished they would leave me alone.Well, my wish came true! Although my parents were very worried about leaving me, they had to go away on business t 86 for a few days. Great! I could have fun at last! As soon as I got home from school the first day, I threw my schoolbag on the so
70、fa h 87 and ate lots of snacks. Then I enjoyed an exciting film on TV, and after that I played computer games. I liked the games so much that I played until midnight.The next morning I woke up late. I had to hurry to school without breakfast, but I was still late. The teacher asked me for my homewor
71、k, but I could not hand it in. With an e 88 stomach, I was unable to play basketball with my classmates! I felt tired and sleepy at school all day long.When I got home, I tried to cook some rice, but I burnt it. I even d 89 my fathers cup when I was cooking! It fell to pieces. I found myself so bad
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