中考缺词填空(含答案)

中考缺词填空(含答案)中考缺词填空(含答案)PAGE中考缺词填空(含答案)Unit1螀A腿Ahobbyisaninterestingwayofs1yourfreetime.Therearesomanydifferenthobbiesfordifferentpeopletoc2.Somehobbiesareverypopular,w3othersarequiteunusual.Youmaychooseonethatyouarei4in.Youmayenjoyc5肆things,suchasstamps,foreigncoinsandsoon.Ifyoulikeworkwithyourhands,youmayenjoymodelmakingandpapercutting,whichbothneedgreatattentionindetail.Oryoumayenjoycreativehobbies,likepaintingandwriting.Manypeoplep6outdooractivitiestoindooractivities.Theygetgreatp7fromsailingandcyclingandsoon,whichtheycanenjoywithothers.袁Whereveryoulive,thereisalwaysahobbyforyoutochoose.Thehobbycanhelpyour8葿afteryourdailywork.Thehobbycangiveyoumanyhoursofpleasureandmakeyoursparetimeinterestingandc9.Thehobbycanbringhappiness,k10andfriendship.艿芃1.2.3.4.5.蚃芈6.7.8.9.10.荿B蚄PresidentHuCallsForSoundPreparationsForExpo肁ChinesepresidentHuJintaocalledforsoundpreparationsintherun-uptotheExpo2010ShanghaiChinaandhopedthesuccessoftheeventwouldhavepositivee1ontheglobaleconomy.芁“TheShanghaiWorldExpoisthes2worldpageant(庆典)inthecountryaftertheBeijingOlympics.Hostingtheevents3isveryimportanttopromotingourexchangesandcooperation(交流与合作)withotherc4andregionsacrosstheworld,”saidHuonJuly15thatanexhibitioninBeijingontheExpo.蒈HumadetheremarksatanexhibitioninBeijing’sCapitalMuseum,whichi5arti-肅Facts,picturesandvideosthatrecordedthe150-year-plusd6oftheevent.螃Theexhibitionalsohasasectionthats7preparationsfortheExpo2010,whichfeaturesa3-Danimatedshortvideoofat8ofthesiteandthemodelsof60pavilions.肀PresidentHuvisitedtheexhibitionalongwithotherseniorChinesel9,Theypraisedthepreparationsandexpressedtheirt10toalltheparticipants.蒈蒆1.2.3.4.5.芁衿6.7.8.9.10.薈袇羃Unit2袂A蚈TodayNewtownisaverycleanplace.Manyyearsago,h1,thereweremillionsofratsinNewtown.Theya2thecatanddogs.Sometimesagreatn3ofthemknockeddownamanorwomanw4homeatnight.Theratswereverylargeina5andtheyhurtmanypeople.羄Thegovernmentorderedeveryonetokillrats.Mostpeoplewerelazy,sotheydidnotkillmany.Thenthegovernmentp6topaysomemoneyforeachdeadrat.Itmadethepeoplevery蚅h7.theyk8thousandsofratseveryday.Agovernmentofficerputthedeadratsinabigpile.Sometimesamanb9hundredsinoneday.蚁Aftertwoweekstherewerenotmanyratsinthecity,butpeoples10broughtmanyratstothegovernmentoffice.Thegovernmentofficerthoughtthatpeoplewerestealingdeadratsfromthepile.Heorderedhismentodigadeepholeandputtheratsinit.Soontherewerenomorerats,andthegovernmentdidnotpayanymoremoney.螈莅1.2.3.4.5.膂葿6.7.8.9.10.袈螅B袄IwasonmywaytotheTaiyetosmountains.Thesunwasgoingdownwhenmycarb1downnearaf2village.Iwasthinkingaboutmybadl3anddidn’tknowwhereIwasgoingtospendthenightwhenthevillagerscameuptome,a4metogoingtothehousesoftheiro5asifIweretheirbestguest.FinallyIwentintoanoldwoman’shome.Shelivedaloneinalittlehouse.WhileIwashavingarest,thevillagerstookmycarwiththeircowstoan6carrepairshop.膈Ihadnoticedtherewerethreehenswalkinginthegardenthateveningbutonlytwowaslefta7later.Oneofthemwasonmydinnertableinthatevening.Othervillagersbroughtmealotoffoodtoeat.AlthoughIdidn’tknowtheirlanguage,wedrankhappilytogethertillfarintothenight.Thef8daythevillagersbroughtbackmycar.羈Whenthet9cameformetosaygoodbyetomyfriendsinthevillage,Iwantedtogivesomemoneytothekindoldwoman,asIgavehersomuchtrouble,shegota10andsaidshecouldn’ttakethemoney.膆节1.2.3.4.5.芁羈6.7.8.9.10.莃肄Unit3羀A肇AlfredNobel,thegreatSwedishinventorandindustrialist,wasborninStockholmonOctober21th,1833,butmovedtoRussiawithhisparentsin1842,wherehisfather,Immanuel,madeastrongpositionforh1intheengineeringindustry.ImmanuelNobelinventedlandmineandmadealotofmoneyfromtheg2duringtheCrimeanWar,butwentbankruptsoonafter.Then,thefamilyr3toSwedenin1859,whereAlfredbeganhisowns4ofexplosiveinhisfather’slab.Hehadneverbeentoschooloruniversitybuthadt5himself,andbythetimehewastwenty,hebecameaskillfulchemistande6linguist,speakingSwedish,Russian,German,FrenchandEnglish.Heb7upover80companiesin20differentcountries.Hewasalwayssearchingforameaningtolife.Hespentmuchtimeandmoneyworkingonhowtoe8thewars,andthepeacebetweennations,untilhisdeathinItalyin1896.Hisfamouslastwill,inwhichheleftmoneytop9prizesforoutstandingworkinphysics,chemistry,physiology,medicine,literatureandpeace,isamemorialtohisinterestsandideas.Andso,themanisr10andrespectedlongafterhisdeath.螄蒂1.2.3.4.5.蝿膇6.7.8.9.10.膅膄B螂芇Veniceisthe“Queen”oftheAdriaticSea.Everyyeart1ofpeoplevisitthecity.w2dotheygothereBecauseVeniceisabeautifulcity.Therearenor3inthecitysotherearen’tanycarsorbuses.Therearecanals.Thereisonebigcanaland177smallo4.Peoplemoveupanddownthecanalsinb5.ButVeniceissinkingandthew6isgoingup.In2040Venicewillbeu7water.TheAdriaticseawillc8thecity.TheVenetianslovetheircityandtheywanttostaythere.TheywanttosaveVenicef9thesea.HowcantheydothatTheycanputsomegatesinthesea.ThegateswillclosesoVenicewillnots10.薆蚂薁1.2.3.4.5.莇羇6.7.8.9.10.莃莀蒇Unit4肃A袁Todaysupermarketsaref1inmostlargecities,butitwasonly69yearsagothatamanc2肈MichaelCulleno3thefirstoneinNewYork.薇Asupermarketisdifferentfromotherstoresinseveralways.Inasupermarket,goodsareplacedonopen蒄s4.Thecustomershelpthemselvestowhattheywanttobuyandtakethemtothecheck-outcounter.薃Thismeansf5workersareneeded.膁Anotherd6isthatinfrontofthecheck-outcounterarecheaperthingslikecandies,chocolate,薇Magazines,ect.WhytheyputthemthereWell,mostcustomersbuyfromashoppinglist.Theypickupwhattheyreallyneedtobuy.Yetwhentheycometothecheck-outcounter,theyaregladtogettheshoppingdoneandfeelr7.Atthecounter,manymayfeellikeb8somethingjustforfun.袅Besidesallthis,manyshoppingcentershaveabigp9spaceandtheycloselateintheevening.Thismakesshoppinge10forworkingmothers.羁袀1.2.3.4.5.蚇芆6.7.8.9.10.蚃B虿Mensometimessay,“Wearebetterandclevererthanwomen.Womenneverinventthings.Wedo.”Itist1thatmenhaveinventedalotofusefulthings:machines,radiosandguns,too.Butscientistsnowa2thatwomeninventedoneveryimportantthing.Ithaschangedhistory.Theyinventedagriculture.Beforeinventionofagriculture,menwereh3.Theywentouteveryday.Sometimestheykilledanimals,sometimesanimalskilledthem.Lifewasdifficultandd4.Womenhadtogoouteveryday,too.They螆c5corn,fruitandgrasses.Then,onedaymorethan10,000yearsago,awomand6somegrassseedsnearherhome.Theygrewandthewheatwasb7.Theideagrew,too.Womenplantedcornandfruittrees.Thentheycouldstayathomeandlookafterthec8andtheanimals.Womenlikebabyanimals.Scientiststhinkthatwomenkeptthef9domesticanimals:pigs,cowsandsheep.Theideagrew,too.Thentheirhusbandsdidnothavetogohuntingformeat.Theystayedathome.Theyb10蚇villagesandcities.Civilizationbegan.Menbegancivilizationafterwomeninventedagriculture.膁蚂1.2.3.4.5.袆螄6.7.8.9.10.虿Unit5膇A蚂IgotanansweringmachineformybirthdayandIsoonrealizedwhatau1machinethisis.Iamnotathomem2oftheday,sosomeonecanleaveamessageandIcancallthemb3.Theyhavenowaytosaytheyc4getintouchwithme.S5whenIamathomeandhaveworktodo,thephonenevers6.NowIputthemachineon.Iamnottroubled;Icandoalotm7work.TherearesomepeopleIj8donotwanttotalkto.SoIputthemachineonandIdon’thavetos9tothem.Inconclusion,Ireallydon’tknowhowIlivedw10thiswonderfulmachine.羁莁1.2.3.4.5.羆螂6.7.8.9.10.莂螈螄B袂Itseemstobestrangethatthereisablindspotintheeye.Hereisaninterestinge1thatcanmakesomethingdisappearwhenoneeyeiso2.螂MakeacardaboutthesizeofapostcardandwritetwoEnglishl3“L”and“R”onit.“L”isonthe蒀l4and“R”ontheright.F5ofall,holdthecardabout80cmawayandyoucanseeb6螇theletters.Thencloseyourrighteyeandlookattheletter“R”o7withyourlefteye.Andnow,asyoumovethecardslowlytowardsyou,you’llfindtheletter“L”disappearing.Butifyoumovethecardn8羂toyourface,theletterwillbeseenagain.Nowdothesameexperimentwithyourlefteyeclosed,you’llfindtheletter“R”disappearing.衿WhydothelettersdisappearItisbecausethereisablindspotinthee9.Whentheimageoftheletterf10ontheblindspot,itwon’tbeseen.That’swhyoneofthelettersdisappears.羈薆1.2.3.4.5.肂芀6.7.8.9.10.蚀莅莆蚁膈莈Unit6蒅A肂InsomepartsoftheUnitedStates,farmingiseasy.Butfarminghasalwaysbeenh1inthenortheasterncornerofthecountry,whichiscalledNewEngland.袀NewEnglandhasmanyt2andthinrockysoil.Anyonewhohaswantedtostartanewfarmtherehastoworkveryhard.Thefirstjobistocutdowntrees.Then3jobistodigthestumpsofthetreesoutofthesoil.Thenthefarmerhasthedifficultjobofm4stonesfromhisland.膇Theworkofremovingstonesneverreallye5,becauseeverywintermorestonesappear.Theycomeupt6thethinsoilfromtherocksbelow.F7havetokeepremovingstonesfromthefields.Eventoday,farmswhichhavebeenworkedo8for200yearskeepproducingmorestones.Thatiswhystonewallsareusedi9offencesaroundNewEnglandfields.Thestonewallsarenothigh,amancaneasilyclimboverthem.Buttheykeepthefarmer’scowsfromj10hisneighbour’scows.薅蒃1.2.3.4.5.芈袆6.7.8.9.10.蚅蚀肀B蚅OnedaywhenNasreddinwashavingabath,hebegantos1.Thebathroomwassmallwithastonefloor.Hissongwasveryb1,hethought.螅“Oh”,hesaid,“Isingverywell.Iwillsingtoo1people,too,andmaybeI’llbeafamouss1,肁andmostpeoplewillwanttohearme.”蒇SoonafterhisbathNasreddinwentupontotheroofofthehouseandbegantosinghissongveryl1.蚈Amanwasw1infrontofthehouseandheh1Nasreddin,hesaid,“WhatareyoudoingYouarem1aterriblenoise.Nobodywantstohearit.”螅“oh,youthinkso,don’tyou”answeredNasreddin,“Well,Ir1singverybeautifully.Cometomybathroomandyou’llhearh1beautifullyIcansing.”蒁腿1.2.3.4.5.蒆袅6.7.8.9.10.袂蚇芅羅罿Unit7荿A羄LeninlearnedsomeEnglishatschool.B1whenhegottoEngland,hemetwithsuchd2thathecouldnotmakehimselfu3andhecouldn’tunderstandtheEnglishmen,e4.laterhefoundhewasn’tsureofs5Englishandhisfriendsgavehimsomeadviceo6howtoi7it.HedecidedtolearnEnglishbyalways.Hewentonl8Englishforseveralmonths.Finallyhelearneditsowellthathewasabletoexpresshimselffreely.Hewaspraisedb9hisfriendsf10hisgreatprogressinEnglish.肄莀1.2.3.4.5.袇肇6.7.8.9.10.膄螁B蕿Onedayapigwenttothestabletoseehisgoodfriend,anoldhorse,andwasgoingtostaythereforthen1.Nightcameanditwastimeforsleep.Thepigwentintothestrawheapandlaycomfortably.Alongtimep2,butthehorsewass3standingthereanddidn’tmove.Sothepigaskedthehorsew4hedidn’tgotosleep.“Standinglikethisistheb5ofsleeping.”Answeredthehorse.Thepigfoundith6tobelieveandsaid,“howcanyoustandtheres7Itisnotcomfortableata8.”Thehorseanswered,“Comfortisyourhabit.A9horseswehavethehabitofr10quickly.Sowearealwaysreadytorunquicklyevenifweareasleep.”螆芄膂1.2.3.4.5.羇薅6.7.8.9.10.莄薃虿蚈莄蚀蒀莇蒄肀袈膅薄蒁Unit8薀A羄MarkTwainwasa1onedayifhecouldrememberthefirstmoneyheearned.Hethoughtalongtimebeforea2andthensaid,“Yes,itwasatschool.Therewasaruleinourschoolthatanybodyw3damagedhisdeskwithapenciloraknifewouldbeb4infrontofthewholeschoolo5wouldhavetopayfivedollars.OnedayIdamagedmydeskinsomeway.IhadtotellmyfatherIhadb6therule,andhadtopayfivedollars,orbebeatenbeforethewholeschool.Heagreedtopay.Butbeforeg7methemoneyhetookmeupstairsandgavemeab8.NowasIhadhadonebeatingandgotusedtoit.IdecidedIwouldtakea9beatingatschoolandk10thefivedollars.SothatiswhatIdid.ThatwasthefirstmoneyIeverearned.”蚄袂1.2.3.4.5.肈羇6.7.8.9.10.螃聿B螀Ayoungofficerwasatarailwaystation.Hewasonhisw1tovisithismotherinanothertown,andhewantedtoc2hertotellherthetimeofhistrain,sothatshecouldm3himatthestation.Helookedinallhispockets,butf4thathedidn’thavetheexactmoneyforthetelephonecall.螆Sohewentoutsideandlookedaroundforsomeonetoh5him.Atlast,anoldsoldiercameby,andtheyoungofficers6himandsaid,“Haveyougotchangefortenpence”袃“Waitamoment,”theoldsoldieranswered,beginningtoputhishandintohisp7.“I’llseeifIcanhelpyou.”“Don’tyouknowh8tospeaktoanofficer”theyoungmansaida9.蒀“Nowlet’sstartagain.Haveyougotchangefortenpence”芈“No,sir,”theoldsoldieransweredveryp10.蒅羃1.2.3.4.5.袁羀6.7.8.9.10.薈羃节膃肃衿荿袅螁衿Unit9薅A芃Oncetherelivedanoldhunterinamountainvillage.Heoftenwenthuntingalongthemountains.Hewasnotafraidofanywildanimals,evenat.肂Onenight,someonesawatigercomeintothevillage,andstwosheepaway.Andthenextnightthetigercameagain.Thevillagersaskedtheoldhuntertocatchisothattheycouldhaveasafelife.Whentheoldmanheardaboutthetiger,hewonderedwthetigercameatnighttwicebutonlystolethesheep.Thenextnighthewalkedaboutoutsidethevillage.Suddenlyhesawthetigerc.Hequicklythrewhimselfontheground.Tohiss,thetigerdidn’tcomeathimatallbutwentaway.Hefolloweditquietlyandhefounditwasrunningontwoofitsfjustlikeaman.Theneverythingwasc.蒁Onthefday,whenitgotdark,thehuntertooksomeanimalskinswithhimandhhimselfbehindabigtreenearthevillage.Assoonasthe“tiger”camenearthetree,theoldhunterjumpedout,莈cthe“tiger”bythe“leg”andsaid,“don’tbeafraid.Idonotmeantohurtyou.YouknowwhoIam,don’tyou”Thetigersaid“yes”andtookothetiger’sskin.“You’repoor.Butyoumustn’tstealanythingfromothers.Herearesomeanimalskinsforyou.Youmaysthematthemarket.Withthemoney,youcanbuyfoodandclothesforyourf.Theyarewaitingforyou.”Withtinhiseyes,thepoormanthankedthekind-heartedoldhunterandwalkedhome.蒇肅1.2.3.4.5.薀蝿6.7.8.9.10.羅袄11.12.13.14.15.蚀B膀Anoldwriterwseveralworkmatesintohissittingroomandthentookouttwoplates.Allthee蚇oftheguestswereftogetherontheplatewiththewellcarvedouterlofacabbageonit.Butaftersomepraises,theyallrouttheirhandsforthefruitontheplate.薃Thedeliciousfruitwaseupsoonduringthetalkandlaughter,butthebeautifulouterleavesofthecabbagewassthere,untouched.Whentheoldwritersawthemout,hesaid,“Ihearyouarearguingeabouttherelationshipbetweentheformandcontentr.Myopinionisthesameasthetwo螀d.”薁肅1.2.3.4.5.蚆螀6.7.8.9.10.螈袆蒅袀腿薈Unit10膃A羀IstillremembervisitingMoscow.ItisthecapitalofRussia,thebcountryintheworld.IwenttherewmyparentswhenIwaseightyearsold.Ilivedandstudiedthereforoneyear,Ihadsomehappymemories.蕿Oneofthemostinterestingthingsofthatcitywasthattweremanydogs.PerhapsRussiansl羆dogsverymuch.Youcanseedogshereandthere.Almosteachofthefamilieshadadog.ImadefriendswithmanyRussianchildrenwIwaslivingandstudyingthere.Theywereallverynice.Theyhadfairhairandfairskin.IplayedwiththemhthoughIcouldonlyspeakalittleRussianatfirst.Theywereftome.TheweatherinMoscowwasverycold.Itsnowedalmosteverydayinwinter.Thegroundwasalwaysc羂withalotofsnow.Weoftenmadestogether.螆NowIambinChina,butImissthemsomuch.Iwillneverforgetmyhappymemoriesofthisvisitto蚆Moscow.蒄螁1.2.3.4.5.袅袃6.7.8.9.10.袂B蒀Theseyears,withthedevelopmentofsociety,moreandmoreteenagershavesufferedfromstress.Someoftheproblemscanmakethemfeelverywandunhappyallday.WhocanhelpthemAteacherfromacollegetriedhisbesttohelpthem.Hethoughtofalotofwtohelpthem.OnMondayandThursday,youcanvhim.Herearesomeideasonhowtokeeptheyoungmenhealthierineveryway.羅F,itisveryimportanttokeephealthy.Togetesleepeverydayisalsonecessary.Trytohaveahealthyd.Secondly,maybeyouarenotthetopstudents.Itdoesn’tm.Themostimportantthingistoworkhard.Ifyoutryyourbest,yourteachersandparentswillunderstandyou.Ifyouhavesomeproblems,youshouldbeatotalkwithyourteachersandparents.Theycanhelpyou.Rememberto芄syourhappinessandswithyourgoodfriends.Sometimesyoucangooutforawalk.蚄Inaword,youcantrytomakeyouhappybyyourselves.I’msureyoucanbehappyeveryday.芀芀1.2.3.4.5.薆肃6.7.8.9.10.芃莀羇螅肂蒀莈Unit1节A..袀trip薀Unit2薄羄蕿Unit3蚀羅莂Unit4蚂螀莆Unit5袀’t膇薅Unit6蒃芈袆Unit7蚅蚀肀Unit8蚅螅肁Unit9蒈蚈螅蒂Unit10腿liked蒇袅袂蚇芅羅芃荿芈