2025年中考英語專題復習：完形填空

Ayoungmanoncefailedinhisbusiness.Hefelttherewasnohopeinhislife.Sohewentto

j__wisemanforhelp.Thewisemandidn'tgiveanyadvicebuttolda2Heplantedgrass

andbamboointheyardand3goodcareofthemeveryday.Afterafewdays,thegrass

startedgrowing.4nothinghappenedtothebamboothewholeyear.Thewisemandidn't

5__andkeptlookingafterthem.Thenthebamboocameoutthenextyear.Onlysixmonthslater,

thebamboowas6thangrass.After7thestory,theyoungmansuddenlysawthe

lightofhislife.Hesaid,"Thetimeofgrowthforbamboois8fromthatofgrass.Lifeis

justlikethis.Weshouldbepatientandneverstopgoing9weareintrouble.^^Thestory

alwaysencouragedtheyoungman.10,hemadegreatachievementsandsucceeded!

1.A.aB.anC.theD./

2.A.planB.jokeC.lieD.story

3.A.takesB.tookC.hastakenD.istaking

4.A.AndB.SoC.ButD.Or

5.A.putupB.lookupC.giveupD.setup

6.A.smallerB.tallerC.cleanerD.shorter

7.A.writingB.readingC.hearingD.speaking

8.A.thesameB.differentC.farD.similar

9.A.whyB.whoC.whereD.when

10.A.FinallyB.FirstlyC.UnluckilyD.Actually

“Comeback,Coco!”shoutedTomasheranafterthebrowndog."You'renot11

yet!”

ThedogracedacrossthefieldbehindTom'shouse,headingforsometrees.Coco12

hisweeklybathandtriedtocatcheverychancetorunaway.

“Ifhegetsintothewoods,he'llneedanother13JsaidTom."HowIwishMolly

werehereto14Justthen,agirlrushedup.Asthetwofriendsheadedforward,they

heardCocobarking（吠叫）.

“Cocodoesn'tusuallybark15there?strouble,saidTominaworriedvoice.

MollyandTom16.TheysoonfoundCocobarkingloudlyatasmallbirdontheground.It

movedonewingrapidly,tryingtoflyaway.Molly17putthebirdinherhandsandtried

tocalmitdown.thinkitswingisbroken.Lefstakeittoyourhouse,saidMolly.

Backatthehouse,theysetthewingtokeepitstill.Fromthatdayon,thetwotookturns

18thebird.Theybecamequitefondofthelittlebirdaseachdayitgrew19.

Afewweekslater,thebirdlookedperfectlyfine.Theyboth20thatitwastime

toletitgo.Andtheytookittothetreeswheretheyhadfirstfoundit.Thebirdhoppedontoa

branch.Cocobarkedonce,andthebirdflewoffintothegreentrees.

“Well,Coco,it'sbathtimeagain,“saidTom."Butwe'llmakesureyoudon'tgetoutuntil

you'redry.”

11.A.dryB.oldC.thirstyD.healthy

12.A.doubtedB.followedC.hatedD.changed

13.A.ownerB.bathC.friendD.dog

14.A.talkB.teachC.helpD.stay

15.A.unlessB.becauseC.thoughD.when

16.A.enteredB.lookedC.hurriedD.jumped

17.A.exactlyB.finallyC.suddenlyD.carefully

18.A.waitingforB.lookingafterC.talkingaboutD.takingaway

19.A.strongerB.tallerC.thinnerD.wiser

20.A.askedB.forgotC.wishedD.agreed

I'mCathy,amiddleschoolstudent.Lastsummervacation,Ibecameavolunteer.I

volunteeredinachildren'scenter.Therewereabout50childrenthere.I21somebabies

andelderchildren.

Ilikedhelpingoutinthebabyrooms.Thosebabiesweresosmallandlovely.Atfirst,Ifelt

alittle22toseethosebabiesbecausetheirparentsleftthemthereandhadtowork.But

afterI23thattheywerecaredforwell,Ifeltmuchbetter.

Oneofthe24wasspecial.Shewasonlyoneyearold,butshewasverysmart.She

smiledassoonasshesawme.ShelikedtobewithmeandIwas25everytimeshewas

pleasedandsmiledatme.

Theelderchildrenweresmart,too.Everydaytheylikedto26withmeand

wantedmoreattention.Inoticeda5-year-oldgirlonthefirstday.Sheseemedverylonelyand

oftensat27atthetable.Itriedtogiveherconfidencetojoinotherchildrenindifferent

activities.Bytheendofmy28there,shehadmadesomefriendsandlookedmuch

happierthanbefore.

Ilovedeveryminutethereand29toseethelookofpleasureoneverychild'sface.

ThechildrenwereupsetwhenIwas30,butIthoughtIwasevensadder.ItoldhemI

wouldvisitthemifIwasfree.

21.A.waitedforB.lookedafterC.listenedtoD.talkedabout

22.A.hungryB.sadC.excitedD.relaxed

23.A.saidB.sawC.decidedD.explained

24.A.studentsB.volunteersC.parentsD.babies

25.A.happyB.kindC.politeD.lucky

26.A.fightB.workC.playD.travel

27.A.politelyB.quietlyC.hopefullyD.carefully

28.A.tripB.lessonC.meetingD.stay

29.A.hopedB.refusedC.wentD.failed

30.A.arrivingB.smilingC.leavingD.sleeping

Onceuponatime,therewasamanwhobelievedhecouldseethefuturethroughthestars.

Hecalledhimselfanastrologer（占星家）andgotusedtostaringatthe31allnight.He

alwaysfeltuneasyaboutthefuture.Thevillagersoftencametohim,32toknowwhat

theirfuturewouldbelike.

Oneeveninghehadawalkonthemainroadinthevillage.Whilehewaswalking,hekept

33thestars.Hewaslostinthinkingaboutthefuture.Suddenlyhe34aditch（溝）

fullofdirtywater.

Hewastryingtoclimbout.Buthedidn'tsucceedandhewasafraidoflosinghis

35Hestartedtoshoutforhelpandhiscriessoonbroughtthe36runningtowards

him.

37theypulledhimout,oneofthevillagerssaid,“Youseemtoreadthefuture

throughthestars.Butyou38toseewhatisatyourfeet!Youshouldpayattentiontowhat

isrightinfrontofyou.^^

Weallhopetohaveabrightandhappyfuture.Thereisalwaysatomorrowtolookforward

to.However,timedoesn,tstopfor39.Wecan'tgobacktoyesterday.So,treasure（珍'惜）

our40lifewhileweworkforabettertomorrow.

31.A.skyB.cloudC.groundD.moon

32.A.agreeingB.choosingC.hopingD.promising

33.A.lookingatB.lookingafterC.lookingthroughD.lookinglike

34.A.passedbyB.foundoutC.gotoutofD.fellinto

35.A.moneyB.familyC.lifeD.job

36.A.strangersB.relativesC.villagersD.friends

37.A.SinceB.AfterC.BecauseD.If

38.A.happenB.learnC.loveD.fail

39.A.anyoneB.someoneC.somethingD.nothing

40.A.pastB.presentC.futureD.rich

Asaboy,likeallotherboys,Iwantedtobeaman.Butmyparentsdideverythingforme.

Althoughtheylovedme,Ifeltabitunhappywiththem."Tom,doyourhomework!taTumoffthe

TV!”Ibecameso41withtheirordersthatIwishedtheywouldleavemealone.

Well,mywish42!Althoughmyparentswereanxious（擔aboutleavingme,

theyhadtogoawayonbusinessforafewdays.Nowwasmy43!AssoonasIgothome

fromschoolthefirstday,I44threwdownmyschoolbagandatelotsofsnacks.ThenI

playedcomputergames.IlikedthegamessomuchthatIplayedtillmidnight.

ThenextmorningIwokeuplate.Ihadtohurrytothe45withoutbreakfast,butI

wasstilllate.Theteacheraskedmeformyhomework,butIcouldnothanditin.Witha（n）46

stomach,Iwasunabletoplaybasketballwithmyclassmates!Ifelttiredand47atschool

alldaylong.

WhenIgothome,Itriedtocooksomerice,48Iburntit.Ifoundmyselfsobadat

simplecookingtasks.I49MumandDadtocomehomesoon.Mumoftencookedsuch

deliciousfood.DadalwaystoldfumyjokeswhenIwasunhappy.ThenI50beinghome

alonewasnotalwaysperfect.

Whenmyparentscamehome,theywerehappytofindthatIcouldcookandtidyupnow.I

toldthemmyhomealonestory,andwealllaughed.

41.A.busyB.patientC.satisfiedD.bored

42.A.cameoutB.cametrueC.cameupD.cameon

43.A.troubleB.decisionC.chanceD.choice

44.A.bravelyB.angrilyC.carefullyD.happily

45.A.schoolB.playgroundC.officeD.hospital

46.A.fullB.emptyC.sickD.round

47.A.scaredB.sleepyC.unfriendlyD.cold

48.A.andB.soC.orD.but

49.A.invitedB.encouragedC.expectedD.Allowed

50.A.realizedB.suggestedC.supposedD.imagined

Whydoourteethbecomesensitive（敏感的）？Whenyoudrinkcoldwater,yourteethmay

havea（n）51feeling.Ifyou'veeverexperiencedthisfeeling,youmayhavesensitive

52Actually,millionsofpeoplearoundtheworld53thiscommonproblem.

Peoplewithsensitiveteethmayhavefeelingsofpainwhenthey54ordrink

somethingcold,hot,sourorsweet.Sometimesevenadeep55ofcoldaircanmakeyou

experiencepain.

Scientistshavefoundthatsomereasonscan56youtohavesensitiveteeth.57,

brushingyourteethtoohardcanhurttheenamel（牙釉質）onyourteeth.Foodsthatareacidic（酸

性的），suchaslemonsandtomatoes,canalso58enamelovertime.

Thereareanumberofwaystohelptoreducethepain59yourteetharesensitive.It

willbehelpfultouseasofttoothbrushandtobrushyourteethcarefullyand60.Watching

whatyoueatanddrinkcanhelp,too.

51.A.uncomfortableB.unfairC.hotD.funny

52.A.nosesB.teethC.feetD.eyes

53.A.chooseB.controlc.doubtD.share

54.A.eatB.buyc.cookD.steal

55.A.loveB,fearC.breathD.memory

56.A.expectB.causeC.requireD.advise

57.A.AtlastB.ForexampleC.HoweverD.Instead

58.A.touchB.catchC.hurtD.become

59.A.ifB.beforeC.unlessD.until

60.A.heavilyB.loudlyC.silentlyD.softly

Ihavelearnedfourlanguages-English,Spanish,FrenchandChinese.AlthoughIwasn't

greatat61whenIwasakid,I62bytravelingtoplaceslikeBeijing,Daliand

Kunming.

An63timeformewastwosummersagowhenIwenttoHangzhou.Ijoineda

programwhereIbecameanEnglishteacherforprimaryschoolkids.This64letmelearn

moreabouttheChineselanguageandtraditions.Ourclassroomwaslikeameltingpot（熔爐）of

ideas,withlotsoflanguagesharingandlaughter.

Mytravelsand65experienceinHangzhoucompletelychangedhowIseetheworld.

Itmademe66thecloserelationshipofdifferentcountries,andnowIwanttobeaglobal

citizen（世界公民）.Iwanttohelppeoplefromdifferentcountriesunderstandeachother,67

betweenChinaandtheUS.

InChina,weseealotof68ofAmericanculture,suchasDisneycartooncharacters,

McDonald'sandCoca-Cola.However,Icouldn'tfindmanysignsofChinesecultureintheUS,

exceptforChinese69.Iwenttosomebutfoundthefoodthereverydifferentfromreal

Chinesefood.IthinkChinastillhasmuchtodotofurtherpromote（推動）itsculturalinfluence

amongtheAmericanpeople.Asforme,Iwill70tobeoneofthosewhocanhelpdeepen

theunderstandingbetweenChinaandtheUS.

61.A.EnglishB.SpanishC.FrenchD.Chinese

62.A.appearedB.improvedC.graduatedD.increased

63.A.awfulB.importantC.embarrassingD.expensive

64.A.classB.surveyC.experienceD.examination

65.A.teachingB.lovingC.guidingD.communicating

66.A.changeB.remindC.realizeD.achieve

67.A.onlyB.seriouslyC.actuallyD,especially

68.A.programsB.dreamsC.signsD.advertisements

69.A.restaurantsB.shopsC.farmsD.factories

70.A.regretB.refuseC.happenD.continue

閱讀下面短文，從各題所給的四個選項中，選出最佳選項。

PekingOpera（京居，）usedtosoundstrangetoDouYi.The14-year-oldBeijingersaid

whenevershefoundPekingOperaonTV,shewatchedanotherprogramme.Likemostoftoday's

71,Doulovespopmusic.

Butsinceshe72theXuanwuBranchSchoolofBeijingNo.15MiddleSchool,she

hasbeenstudyingPekingOperainmusicclasseveryweek.

DouandherclassmateslistentoPekingOperaand73thebasicsfromexperienced

actors.Theyalsosingalongwiththeoperas.

“Atfirst,wefeltitreally74tolearnsomemusicalnotes,andweoftenlaughed,

75laterIfounditwasnotdifficulttolearnPekingOperaandIunderstoodalittleaboutit.”

saidDou.

Since2008,76aroundourcountryhavebeenteachingstudentsPekingOpera.Ifs

partofaplantointroduceyoungpeopletoourcountry'straditionalculture.77Dou's

schoolhasbeentakingthejobseriously.

“Ilearnalotofhistoryfromtheoperas,shesaid.'Tvealso78manyancientpoems,

sincetherearesomanyofthemintheoperas.”

“Whenyoulearnmoreaboutit,you'll79itmore.Ifpeopledostudyit,this80

artformwon'tdisappear.Itwouldbeagreatpityifitdid!”shesaid.

71.A.parentsB.teachersC.teenagersD.adults

72.A.leftB.enteredC.sawD.opened

73.A.learnB.borrowC.takeD.tell

74.A.fastB.goodC.easyD.hard

75.A.andB.soC.butD.or

76.A.schoolsB.classroomsC.homesD.cities

77.A.UsuallyB.SuddenlyC.ClearlyD.Finally

78.A.foundoutB.handedoutC.cutoutD.leftout

79.A.singB.understandC.watchD.discuss

80.A.strangeB.boringc.newD.old

MynameisMurrayWenzel.ButmyfriendscallmeMuz,Muzza,WenzorevenMoon.Yes,

Ihavelotsofnicknames（昵稱）.ButinAustralia,whereIamfrom,thafsquite81.

Infact,mostmeninAustraliacalltheirfriendssomethingotherthantheir82names.

Itispartofourcultureto83ormakeupnamesforthoseweknowandlove.Forexample,

oneofmyfriendsiscalledAlex,butwecallhimAL84isnamedJayson,buteveryone

knowshimasJase.InAustraliamostmencalledWilliamare85Bill,whileJeremyisJez,

JamesisJimandJosephisJoey.

Sometimesweusetheperson's86inhisorhernickname,likemyfriendKarl

SchussigwhowecallSchuzza.

Sometimeswejointhemtogether,likemyfriendTroyCasselsbeingcalledTC.

Andwesometimes87anewnameforourfriends.MyfriendNathan'snicknameis

"Prez”,88whenwefirstmethejokedthatIshouldcallhim"MrPresident”.

Evenmoreinterestingiswhenwearegivenoppositenicknames.Forexample,amanwith

redhairwillbeknownasBluey,anda89manwillbecalledShorty.

MostofmyfriendscallmeMuz,butthosewhoIplayfootballwithcallmeMoon.So,Ihave

differentnames90whoIamtalkingto.

81.A.positiveB.simpleC.commonD.close

82.A.realB.funnyC.activeD.small

83.A.createB.shortenc.borrowD.choose

84.A.OtherB.Othersc.TheotherD.Another

85.A.popularwithB.famousforc.knownasD.similarto

86.A.newnameB.firstnamec.givennameD.familyname

87.A.turnonB.makeupc.lookupD.setout

88.A.yetB.butc.becauseD.however

89.A.tallB.strongc.fatD.short

90.A.lookingafterB.listeningtoC.agreeingwithD.dependingon

TherewasagirlnamedJenny.Shecamefromamusicalfamily.Herfatherwasafamous

pianistandhermotherwasa（n）91.However,Jennywasnotgoodatplayingany

instrument.Jennyfeltthatshewasn'tpartofherfamily.Itwasher92tobecomejustlike

therestofthefamily.Soshetriedherbesttopractisethepiano,butshewas93unableto

doitwell.Itwasa94forJennywhenherfatherpushedhertolearntoplaythepiano.

Insteadofplayingtheinstrument,Jennyenjoyed95inhersparetime.Herpaintings

96howmuchherparentslovedmusic.Thepaintingsalsorevealed（揭露）thethingsJenny

wasskilledat.Butherfamilydidn'tdiscoverhertalent.Andtheyweren'tsatisfiedwithheratall.

ThingsbegantochangewhenateacherofJenny5ssawhertalentforart.Jennywas

encouragedtotakepartindifferentartactivitiesandcompetitions.Asaresult,shegotmany

awardsandmedalsforherexcellentartworks.Whenherparentssawherachievements,they

didn't97pushingJennytoplaymusicanymore.Jenny98discoveredherown

style.

Beingdifferentdoesn'tmeanthatyoudon'thaveanytalent,butitmeansthatyouhave

something99tosharewiththeworld.Don'ttrytobethesameasothers.Justbeyourself!

Youwill100thedifferencesandmakeyourselfunique（獨——無二的）.

91.A.astronautB.artistC.dancerD.composer

92.A.hobbyB.shameC.dreamD.promise

93.A.evenB.alsoC.stillD.only

94.A.lessonB.painC.chanceD.pity

95.A.drawingB.dancingC.singingD.writing

96.A.realizedB.showedC.includedD.told

97.A.prepareB.stopC.keepD.regret

98.A.hardlyB.especiallyC.exactlyD.finally

99.A.strangeB.difficultC.importantD,special

100.A.refuseB.becomeC.createD.receive

rilalwaysrememberthefirsttimeItriedballet（芭蕾舞）.Mymotherwasa101

andIwantedtobelikeher.Butaftermakingmistakesduringmyfirstclass,IfeltlikeIwantedto

102rightaway.Asitwasmyfirstday,however,ItoldmymomIlikedit.

Weekspassedandmydancingdidn'tgetany103.ThenIwastoldtoperformina

show.Iwasafraidofdisappointingmymom.

Ineverquitelearnedtodoitwell,104Ipracticedhardfortheshow.Finally,I

wenttomymomtotellherhowIfelt.Mymomquickly105howbadatballetIwas,but

shestilltaughtmewiththegreatest106andlove.WhenIlostmybalance,sheheldme

up.WhenIjumpedandfell,shewasthereto107me.Whentheshowarrived,Iwaswell

prepared.

ThemusicbeganandIbegan108tothemusicwithoutmissingastep.Whenthe

musicstopped,Iranoffthestageandlaughed109.Mymomfoundmeandgavemea

hugehug,tellingmehow110shewas.Ilookedmymomintheeyesandthankedherfor

everythingshedidforme.Throughthis,Irealisedoneimportantfact:Mymomwillalwaysbe

theretocatchmeifIfall.

101.A.singerB.teacherC.dancerD.leader

102.A.warmupB.wakeupC.comeinD.giveup

103.A.betterB.fasterC.quieterD.harder

104.A.aslongasB.eventhoughC.assoonasD.becauseof

105.A.realisedB.sharedC.refusedD.remembered

106.A.politenessB.patienceC.silenceD.doubt

107.A.punishB.controlC.catchD.accept

108.A.standingB.speakingC.fightingD.moving

109.A.happilyB.strangelyC.nervouslyD.noisily

110.A.carefulB.sadC.proudD.painful

閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從各題所給的A、B、C和D項中選出最佳選項，并在答

題卡上將該項涂黑。

“Hello,MrLi,“Isaidsweetly.cametoaskifIcouldhelppaintthepostersforthe

ReadingDay.Idon'tmind111forthewholedayatthelibrarytomorrow.9,

“Aren'tyougoingtotheoldpeople'shome?^^MrLiasked

“Myclassisgoing.ButIcouldhavea/an112ifyouneedmyhelp.”

“Thanks,Janet.ButIthinkyoucouldcomeafterschooltomorrow.^^

113,therewasnowayout.Ihadtogo.

Thenextday,whenmyclassmatesweretalkingwiththeoldpeople,Ireallyfeltnervousto

114anyofthem.IsatthereonmyownholdingthecardImadethenightbefore.

Acrosstheroomtherewasanoldladyinawheelchair.Shewas115,too.MaybeI

couldhandmycardtoher.Itmightbrightenherday.Socarefully,Iwenttoher.

“Thankyou,Janet.^^Theoldladyreachedforthecardbutherhandwasnowherenearit.I

suddenlyrealizedthatshewas116.

“Whatdoesyourcardlooklike?”Theoldladyasked.I117mycardpatiently.Her

fingerstouchedeveryinchofit.Shecouldn'tenjoymore...

Toosoon,itwastimetoreturn.ButIdidn,twantto118.

“Thanksforyourcoming,Janet!I'llkeepthiscardtorememberyou.^^

"I'msorryyoucan'tseeit.IwishedIhadbroughtyouabetterIsaid

“Thebesttheoldladysaid,"wasyour119,Janet.”

Withtears,Ifeltlightandwarm.Icouldn'twaittocomebacktoseemynew120

again.

111.A.readingB.discussingC.relaxingD.working

112.A.ideaB.lessonC.excuseD.gift

113.A.ClearlyB.StrangelyC.LuckilyD.Suddenly

114.A.acceptB.joinC.inviteD.guide

115.A.aloneB.activeC.readyD.busy

116.A.tiredB.blindC.seriousD.worried

117.A.changedB.comparedC.describedD.prepared

118.A.forgetB.leaveC.promiseD.imagine

119.A.returnB.planC.classD.visit

120.A.friendB.teacherC.classmateD.neighbour

閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中,選出最佳選項，并在答題

卡上將該項涂黑。

Withabirthdayusuallycomesaparty,aswellasacake,presentsandwishesfromfriends.

Butbeyondthese,whatdoesabirthday⑵mean?

Oneyear,Ispentmybirthdayaloneinacompletelynewplace.Callsandmessagespoured

inasusual.122Iwasuncertainwhattodo.Ihadnowheretogo,nordidIknowanyone

withwhomIcouldgooutandsharethe123oftheevent.

Atthatmoment,mymothercalledme,asking,“Whatareyou124foryour

birthday?^^

"I'mnotsure,Mum.There?s125here,^^Isaidinalowvoice.

“Youdon'talwaysneedalotofpeopleforyourbirthday.Justfollowyourheartandmake

thisdayyours.^^WhatMumsaidmademefeelless126.

ThenIpickedupabookandlostmyselfinit,withmusicon.Ididexactlyasmymother

toldmeand127"myownday”.Unexpectedly,Igotconnectedwithmyinnerself.Itwas

a128butsatisfyingday.IrealizedforthefirsttimethatIhadfullygrown-fromthe

preschoolchildwhosharedchocolatewiththewholeclassonmybirthdaytosomeonewhocould

now129itwithmyself.

WhenIlayinbedthatnight,Irememberedmymother'swords.46Youcameintoourlives

thisday,“shesaid.Hervoicewasfilledwithjoyand130forthecomingofmylife.And

indeed,thatisthetrue131ofbirthdaycelebrations-thevaluablegiftoflifeitself.

Ispentabirthday132aparty.Itmademerealizethespiritofbirthdayitself.

121.A.exactlyB.highlyC.completelyD.nearly

122.A.OtherwiseB.HoweverC.InsteadD.Moreover

123.A.joyB.successC.secretD.luck

124.A.readingB.searchingC.planningD.asking

125.A.someoneB.everyoneC.anyoneD.noone

126.A.unhappyB.tiredC.impatientD.scared

127.A.sharedB.rememberedC.enjoyedD.recorded

128.A.hopefulB.painfulC.stressfulD,peaceful

129.A.understandB.celebrateC.acceptD.discuss

130.A.thanksB.regretsC.messagesD.excuses

131.A.signB.artC.meaningD.symbol

132.A.atB.forC.exceptD.without

Asachild,Iwasquiteactive.Iwasrunningaroundandgettinghurtalmosteveryday.My

momwas133.Aneighboradvisedmetolearntofish.Ilikedthe134,butmy

momsaidno.Shethoughtitwas135togetclosetoanybodyofwater.

Atlast,mymomgotanotheridea.Everyday,shemademesitatthedeskand136

foranhour.Ihatedreadingandcriedalot.Then,my137,aschoolteache