专题06 完形填空之人与社会—2022届中考英语试题速递(2-3月刊).docx
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1、 06 人与社会Passage1(2022天津河西九年级期末)Kurt was in detention (禁闭) today. His teacher was _1_.“Kurt! Yesterday you turned on all the water taps (水龙头). You left the lights on. You threw away all the paper towels (纸巾)! Dont you care for the _2_?”“Not really,” said Kurt.“You should care because its your future!
2、 Sit there and think about it.” And the teacher _3_. Kurt did not want to think. He was bored. He looked around the classroom. Under his teachers desk, he found a box with a red button (按钮) on it. He _4_ it.KAZOOOOM! Kurt was 30 years in the future! The box was a time machine! Kurt saw a _5_ woman.
3、She was dirty (脏的) because there was no clean _6_. Kurt did not like this, so he pushed the button.KAZOOOOM! Now, he was 60 years in the future. There was an old man. He was using a candle (蜡烛). It was very dark because there was no _7_. Kurt was afraid, so he pushed the button again.KAZOOOOM! It wa
4、s 100 years in the future. There were no living things. Kurt was very scared! He pushed the button many times.KAZOOOM! Kurt was back in his classroom. _8_, the teacher came in.“Well, are you _9_ for what you did?”“Yes!” Kurt shouted. “Ill never waste _10_ again.”1AsleepyBangryCtiredDnervous2AwaterBp
5、aperCschoolDenvironment3AleftBreturnedCrelaxedDsmiled4ArepairedBchoseCpushedDrecorded5AsadBboredCpoliteDshy6AairBwaterCspaceDfood7AcomputerBtelevisionCphoneDelectricity8ALuckilyBQuicklyCSuddenlyDSadly9AreadyBsorryChungryDsick10AenergyBpaperCwaterDtimePassage2(2022浙江温州外国语学校一模)Band practice had just e
6、nded. Jimmy and Ben started putting away _11_ instruments. Before Kevin could put away his trumpet, he fell over. Jimmy picked up the trumpet and checked it _12_ handing it to Kevin. “Well, it already has a lot of dents. One more wont _13_.”“I know. But its my grandpas,” Kevin said. “And hes coming
7、over this weekend. What if Grandpa sees the dent? _14_ am I going to tell him about it?”A lot of “maybes” were all Kevin could _15_ on the bus home.Maybe he could pretend he felt sick _16_ he didnt like lying.Maybe he could get his baby brother, Jace, to take all of Grandpas _17_. Maybe.When Saturda
8、y finally arrived, Kevin still had no idea.“Hey, Kevin. Howre things?” Grandpa asked as he walked in.“Good.” Kevin could have told him right away, but he _18_.After dinner, Grandpa said, “How about some music, Kevin?”“Um.” Kevin looked around for Jace, but he was having a bath. So Kevin had to play.
9、 Grandpa said, “I think youre better than I was at your age.”Any other time, Grandpas _19_ would have made Kevin feel great. But not this time. “Im _20_ about the dent,” he apologized. He explained what had happened. Then Grandpa did _21_ that surprised Kevin. He smiled and said, “Instruments become
10、 part of you when you play them a lot. You cant _22_ protect them. The important thing is that you told me.”“Youre not _23_?” Kevin asked.Grandpa pointed to a dent opposite the one Kevin had made, telling him what happened. And then another. Grandpa laughed. “Every dent can tell a tale,” he said. “I
11、f you stick with it, someday youll have a trumpet full with your own _24_.”“Thanks, Grandpa.”Kevin lifted the trumpet and filled the room with _25_ noise.11AitsBhisCherDtheir12AbeforeBafterCwhenDuntil13AworkBmatterCdisturbDcut14AHowBWhyCWhatDWhere15Adeal withBget toCread outDthink about16AthoughBbec
12、auseCifDsince17AorderBplaceCattentionDtemperature18AstoppedBacceptedCrememberedDdescribed19AaidBworryCpraiseDsolution20AsorryBexcitedCcuriousDnervous21AnothingBsomethingCanythingDeverything22AneverBseldomCsometimesDalways23AmadBnervousCmovedDworried24AstoriesBsignsCsmellsDspirits25AloudBhappyCsimple
13、DspecialPassage3(2022广东深圳二模)Once upon a time, there lived a wise man. Everyone respected him. His son, however, was very lazy and did nothing all day.The wise man _26_ his sons future. One day, he said to his son, “I want you to go find some _27_. I have drawn a map to guide you.” Then he handed his
14、 son a bag. Inside the bag were clothes, some food, a little money and the map.The son _28_ on his long journey the next day. He had to travel across forests, rivers and mountains. Along the way, he met a lot of people. He was helped by some with food and by some with shelter (住所). He also _29_ robb
15、ers (强盗) who tried to rob him. He saw changing landscapes and experienced different kinds of weather.Finally, after a long year, he reached the treasures location. He spent days looking and digging for the treasure, but he found _30_.He felt _31_ and headed back to his home. On his way back, he expe
16、rienced the same changing landscapes and _32_. Sometimes, he would stop to enjoy the beauty of nature. He also learned to hunt and make meals. He had to fix his own clothes and shelter himself. He met the same people who had helped him _33_. This time, he stayed and helped them in return.When he rea
17、ched home, he _34_ to his father for not finding the treasure.“There wasnt any treasure in the very first place, my son,” the father answered with a smile. “_35_ I think you have found your lifes true purpose.”26Awas satisfied withBwas concerned aboutCwas ashamed ofDwas confident in27AjobsBclothesCt
18、reasureDmaps28Agot offBset offCput offDtook off29Acame upBcame throughCcame acrossDcame along30AnothingBanythingCeverythingDsomething31AexcitedBannoyedCdisappointedDembarrassed32AseasonsBrobbersCmountainsDpeople33AlaterBfinallyCsuddenlyDearlier34ArepliedBapologizedCtalkedDwrote35ABecauseBSoCAlthough
19、DButPassage4(2022上海宝山一模)There are various ways we can help people in need. Big charity organizations commonly deliver food to hungry people, build homes for the homeless, and volunteer at local charity centres. _36_ , there is a new way to help poor people living in distance, and that is by giving m
20、oney to them directly.Give-Directly gives the money to the poor families directly by using cell phones. When the family receives an SMS message, they can get the money from a nearby mobile money agent. It has become an effective way to transfer the money over thousands of miles.Since 2012, the chari
21、ty organization Give-Directly has been studying the _37_ of direct money support to poor Kenyans(肯尼亚人) . The charity gives them a one-year budget(预算), spread over several months. They can spend the money on whatever they need, and they never have to pay it back! When Give-Directly tracked(追踪) how th
22、e money was being used, they were glad to find that the Kenyans were using the money _38_ .Many of the families spent the money on new metal roofs to take the place of their old grass roofs. While grass roofs need _39_ several times a year, metal roofs last longer and save money. Some bought land an
23、d cows for farming or started small businesses, such as buying a used motorcycle to transport people around like a taxi. This helped them to have more money for food, clothing and health care, and give their children an education.The studies on giving money directly to poor Kenyans are going on. Som
24、e people are _40_ that some of the families will waste the money or simply become dependent on these donations(捐助). Although its hard to tell if it is a good idea to give them direct money support, we can all agree that it is a _41_ way of helping others.36ABesidesBSo farCThereforeDHowever37Areasons
25、BeffectsCmethodsDrewards38AproperlyBimmediatelyCdishonestlyDgenerously39AprotectionBsunshineCrepairsDservices40AawareBworriedCsatisfiedDdisappointed41AtraditionalBcorrectCnaturalDcreativePassage5 (2022广东三水九年级期末)Have you ever been to a music festival? Recently, my friends and I went to a _42_ music f
26、estival in California. It _43_ Head in the Clouds, a very popular Asian music festival. All the singers were Asian-American. Best of all, the festival invited the 626 Night Market, _44_ Asian-food night market in the US, to provide food! I have been looking forward to it _45_ a very long time. The f
27、estival was _46_ outdoor event at the Rose Stadium. It had two stages and a large part for eating. My friends and I all got pork dumplings. And there were still many other dishes _47_ famous all over the world. _48_ I didnt know many of the artists, it was exciting to attend the festival. There I go
28、t to know new artists, such as DPR LIVE and DPR IAN, a South Korean band. I _49_ met Boobee, who Ive been listening to since the 7th grade. It felt so good to meet _50_ in person!All in all, there I not only went out with my friends and ate great food, but was able to see young and excellent Asian m
29、usicians. _51_ wonderful the festival was! I cant wait to take part in it again.42Atwo-daysBtwo daysCtwo-dayDtwo day43Awill callBwas calledChas calledDwill be called44AlargeBlargestClargerDthe largest45AatBforCinDafter46AanB/CtheDa47Awhich wereBthat wasCwhich wasDwho were48AUntilBIfCAlthoughDAfter49
30、AalsoBtooCas wellDeither50AsheBherCherselfDhers51AWhat aBWhatCHow aDHowPassage6(2022北京海淀九年级期末)Jake was sitting all alone in the classroom during the break, thinking about the “C” he had received in his spelling test. “I knew I was getting it when I was taking the test, but I just cant help feeling u
31、nlucky to be bad at spellings,”thought Jake. He was good at other subjects, and he couldnt _52_ seeing a big “C” on his test paper.After the break, the spelling teacher Ms. Kaur came in and said that the Spelling Bee Contest was going to be held. Some students were excited because they were good at
32、spellings, but others wore _53_ expressions. So did Jake. He certainly was not taking part in it. He was still worrying about his test. Jake wanted to score well in spelling tests too, but he couldnt focus on spellings. He sat there thinking about what to do. Finally, he got a good idea. It seemed t
33、he best thing to do was to _54_ something in spellings. He knew it took courage to take part in something he was bad at, but it was a window of opportunity.The next day, when he told Ms. Kaur about his decision, she was surprised. “I am proud of you, Jake. You set a/an _55_ for those who are bad at
34、some subjects, but never work for them.”From that day on, Jake started working for the contest. He was buried in the spelling books, feeling sleepy now and then. He felt sure he would sleep with the boring spellings. But he went on working.Soon the day for the first _56_ of the contest came. It was
35、his turn. He walked onto the stage. He was nervous. Ms. Kaur nodded her head encouragingly. She asked him the word. Jake wanted to _57_ right there. He knew the word! “E-N-O-R-M-I-T-Y,” he answered.Unexpectedly, Jake entered the next round and worked even harder. In the final Jake felt his heart _58
36、_ loudly. But when he heard his word, he was no more nervous. “C-O-U-N-C-I-L,” he answered correctly. He made it for the subject in which he got bad grades!Opportunities come and go. The secret of success is to be _59_ when an opportunity comes. When it comes, you must take it and go on, and never g
37、ive up.52AhelpBmindCstandDremember53AboredBexcitedCpleasedDconfused54AavoidBachieveCadmireDaccept55AgoalBinstructionCplanDexample56AtimeBwordCroundDscene57AhideBrunCsitDdance58AsingingBbeatingChittingDaching59AreadyBhappyCpatientDcuriousPassage7(2022江西一模)The summer before I went off to college, Mom
38、made me stand in her usual spot behind the ironing board (烫衣板) and said, “Pay attention: Im going to teach you to iron.”Mom clearly explained her _60_ for this lesson. I was going to be _61_ and needed to learn this important _62_. Also I would be meeting new people, and properly ironed clothes woul
39、d help me make a good _63_. “Learn to iron a _64_.” Mom said, “and you can iron anything.”But ironing shirts was not _65_ work. It didnt make use of muscles (肌肉) we used to throw a baseball. and it wasnt a _66_ operation like ice-skating. Ironing was like driving a car on a street that had a stop si
40、gn every 10 feet. At the same time, an iron produced steam and it might carry _67_. If you touched the wrong part of it, youd get burnt. If you forgot to turn it off when you _68_ , you might burn down the house. As for the secret of the skill, Mom _69_ me to begin with the flat spaces outside, push
41、ing the iron forward into wrinkled (有褶皱的) parts. Collars (领子) had to be done right. Mom said they were close to your face, where everyone would _70_ them. Over the years, Ive learned to iron shirts skillfully, which gives me a sense of _71_. Whatever failure I suffer (遭受) in my life, an ironed shirt
42、 tells me I am good at _72_. Besides, through ironing Ive learned the way of solving even _73_ difficult problems. “Smooth wrinkles one at a time.” _74_ Mom might have said, “and before long everything will get ironed out.”60ArulesBreasonsCfeelingsDways61AhelpfulBconfidentCpowerfulDindependent62Aski
43、llBsolutionCproblemDlesson63AsuggestionBimpressionCinstructionDdirection64AskirtBtieCshirtDtrousers65AusefulBeasyCspecialDhard66AdirectBsingleCsmoothDstrange67AdoubtBpressureCsurpriseDdanger68Awent awayBfell downCjumped offDlooked up69AtaughtBchoseCforcedDsent70AtouchBdesignCseeDadmire71AhonestyBfre
44、edomCpatienceDpride72AsomethingBanythingCnothingDeverything73AmoreBthe mostCthe worstDthe best74AthoughBasCwhenDsincePassage8(2022安徽一模)On July 25, my classmates and I went hiking. It was almost thirty kilometers. At the beginning, we all felt very _75_, we talked to each other and sang songs happily
45、. About two hours later, we became so thirsty and tired that we almost wanted to _76_. But we sill wanted to challenge ourselves. The sun was _77_ like a fire and it was _78_ hot. Each step seemed to become _79_, but no one stopped. We just walked and walked, heading for our destination(目的地).At noon
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