北京中考英语完形填空专项训练

这是一份北京中考英语完形填空专项训练，共30页。
I spent much time wndering what it wuld be. Many bys had baseball glves r ice skates and I was eager t have any f these. “It wuld hardly be a baseball glve,” I ____2____ with myself.” She wuldn’t knw much abut baseball.” S I was quite sure that she wuld give me ice skates. I even imagined myself upn the skates.
As Christmas was cming, it was ____3____ fr me nt t ask Mrs. Lng fr my present. On December 22, I presented myself at the dr f the huse. Mrs. Lng handed me a small bx which culdn’t hld a pair f skates. I was ____4____. When lifting it frm her, I was curius abut the lightness f the present. It weighed almst nthing.
“What is it?” I asked.
“A kind f magic,” she said. Her wrds were enugh t set my mind dancing with new ____5____.
On Christmas mrning, I had this bx n my knees. With great excitement I pened the bx t find inside ten sheets (纸张) f black paper, each written in clrful letters, Carbn Paper Regal Premium. “What is it?” I asked. Mum tk tw pieces f white paper, ____6____ between them ne f the black paper, and wrte my name n the upper sheet. Then she handed me the secnd sheet withut her pencil tuching. There was my name!
It was a miracle (奇迹) t my childish mind. In that ne mment, I remembered the ____7____ abut the duplicatin (复制) f wrds and the printing. Thank Mrs. Lng fr her wisdm t guess that a by might ____8____ frm a present cmpletely utside f his rdinary experience.
1．A．presentB．letterC．cardD．baseball
2．A．checkedB．reasnedC．expectedD．cmplained
3．A．sadB．happyC．difficultD．patient
4．A．excitedB．anxiusC．pleasantD．disappinted
5．A．energyB．surpriseC．pssibilitiesD．cnfidence
6．A．playedB．placedC．nticedD．hped
7．A．ideasB．papersC．chicesD．suggestins
8．A．spreadB．keepC．teachD．benefit
When my dad finally finished the triathln (铁人三项) in Mntauk, the crwd cheered. It shwed me hw his great effrt ____9____ ff and it excited my curisity. I wndered whether a small by f my size culd ____10____ smething like that. I fund myself saying this ut lud and my father verheard me. He encuraged me and said I culd train with him.
Training with my dad ____11____ ut t be very challenging. We wuld get up early fr a mrning jg, r g fr a swim in the pl after schl. After a few weeks f training, I signed up fr my first triathln. Befre the cmpetitin, I nervusly waited fr the gun. When smene ____12____ the gun, I was ff, swimming twards the distant buy (浮标) that marked my turn. I finished the half-mile swim and ran twards my bike. I was dripping ____13____, trying t get n it. Once n my bike, I experienced a particular excitement f ____14____. I went thrugh the transitin zne (转换区) again and switched t my running shes. At the start f the run part f the triathln, my legs already felt like they were made f cement (水泥) .
Fr me, the real cmpetitin began during the run, because nw I culd see each ____15____ as a gal. N matter my psitin in the field, each racer was either fllwing me r being fllwed. The run part f the race biled dwn t pain tlerance. “Shut up, legs”, ne f my favrite sayings, kept me frm thinking abut the ____16____ feeling. Then I crssed the finish line. I tk a breath and then began a celebratin with the ther finishers. The sense f achievement was there fr all f us.
Lking back, I remember the small by n that day in Mntauk wh thught he culdn’t d it. Nw, that same by is nt nly a huge fan, but als a training partner.
9．A．shwedB．paidC．wrkedD．made
10．A．affrdB．imprveC．benefitD．achieve
11．A．changedB．turnedC．wentD．carried
12．A．startedB．jumpedC．firedD．shwed
13．A．htB．dryC．wetD．cld
14．A．cyclingB．runningC．travelingD．swimming
15．A．cmpetitrB．persnC．partnerD．cycler
16．A．excitingB．disappintingC．satisfyingD．burning
阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择最佳选项。
“It’s time fr Field Day again,” thught Carly as she started the last week f schl. Carly was nt lking frward t it. “Why des everybdy make a big deal ut f it?” Carly asked her mm. “Well, it’s suppsed t be a fun day and a day t ___17___ yurself,” said Carly’s mm. “I’m nt gd at any f thse games that are played, and I’m afraid the kids are ging t laugh at me. Maybe I can stay at hme and ___18___ Field Day,” said Carly.
Mary was Carly’s clsest friend, and they walked t schl every day. “Aren’t yu ___19___ Field Day?” Mary asked Carly. “N, I dn’t care abut such a silly day. N ne ever picks me fr their team because I’m nt gd at thse games,” answered Carly ____20____.
Mary felt bad and she tld her mm hw unexcited Carly was and ___21___ what she culd d t cheer her friend up. “See if yu can get in a game that yu knw Carly is gd at,” ___22___Mary’s mm. Mary thught fr a mment and said that she knew Carly lved t play hrseshes, and was really gd at that game. She was als gd at the water balln tss (投掷) t.
Field Day finally arrived. Mary came by Carly’s huse fr their daily walk t schl. Carly was very ___23___n the way t schl. “I hear they are ging t have hrseshes this year and als a water balln game,” Mary said. “Really? I lve hrseshes, and I am pretty gd at catching thse water ballns,” said Carly. Suddenly, Carly felt mre excited abut ging t schl and starting Field Day than she had ever been.
The games began, and Carly had the best Field Day ever! Thanks t Carly, her team wn the first place in the water balln tss, and she gt a ribbn (绶带) fr the secnd place in hrseshes. “What a great day!” Carly said t Mary. Because f Mary’s ___24___, Carly is nw lking frward t Field Day next year!
17．A．examineB．relaxC．helpD．fight
18．A．watchB．enterC．missD．jin
19．A．satisfied withB．surprised atC．angry withD．excited abut
20．A．sadlyB．happilyC．cnfidentlyD．nervusly
21．A．understdB．knewC．wnderedD．thught
22．A．askedB．suggestedC．repliedD．explained
23．A．quietB．excitedC．cheerfulD．glad
24．A．mentinB．attentinC．nticeD．care
阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择最佳选项。
I hurried acrss the grass t the frest and sat dwn n a large rck. I thught that n ne wuld knw where t lk fr me. At last I had peace and quiet. I felt ____25____ as I lifted my guitar nt my knee.
I started t play and sing, “Lean n me, when yu’re nt strng...” It sunded terrible, and I tried t play again.
“Hw’s it ging, Tina?”
I was surprised t see my brther James standing behind me.
“Dn’t yu have a basketball game t watch?” I ____26____. S much fr my perfect hideaway.
“The game was almst ver when I nticed yu leave. I thught yu might like sme ____27____.”
That’s the last thing I want. I feel I dn’t have any privacy at hme. Yesterday I fund Eliza lking thrugh my diary, and Sara was listening t the radi in my rm after lunch tday. I just want t be alne fr a change.
James studied me fr a mment. “It’s ____28____ living in such a big family, isn’t it? I felt the same way when I was yur age, but nw...”
“Nw yu have yur wn rm because Daniel went t cllege,” I said.
James laughed. “It is great t have my wn rm, but smetimes I really ____29____ Daniel. It was actually wnderful t have smene else there. We share memries and jkes n ne else understands, and when things get difficult, we can always ____30____ ne anther. Didn’t Sara help yu with yur hmewrk until midnight last week?”
I admitted（承认）____31____, “Yeah, smetimes she can be all right.”
“S this place can be yur ‘rm’. Anytime yu really need a little quiet, just cme ut here. I wn’t tell anyne abut it,” James said. “Nw, hw abut the sng yu were trying t play? Here, let me try.”
“Maybe ____32____ isn’t s bad after all,” I thught when I handed my brther the guitar.
25．A．afraidB．warmC．tiredD．relaxed
26．A．arguedB．cmplainedC．suggestedD．reminded
27．A．adviceB．discussinC．cmpanyD．prtectin
28．A．difficultB．surprisingC．helpfulD．dangerus
29．A．knwB．trustC．missD．admire
30．A．praiseB．prmiseC．supprtD．respect
31．A．prudlyB．bravelyC．regretfullyD．unwillingly
32．A．musicB．familyC．quietD．change
Lve is Just a Thread(线)
I nce really dubted whether there was lve between my parents. Every day they are very ____33____ and they dn’t have time t act in the rmantic ways that I see n TV.
One day, my mther was sewing a quilt(缝被子). I ____34____ sat dwn beside her and just lked at her.
“Mum, can I have a questin?” I asked after a while.
“What?” she replied, still ding her wrk.
“Is there lve between yu and Dad?”
My mther raised her head with ____35____ in her eyes. She didn’t answer immediately. My questin seemed ut f her expectatin.
I was wrried because I thught I had ____36____ her. But at last I heard my mther say the fllwing wrds:
“Susan, lk at this thread. It really makes the quilt strng and durable(耐用的). If life is a quilt, then lve shuld be a thread. It can hardly be seen anywhere r anytime, but it’s really there.”
I listened carefully, but I culdn’t ____37____ her until the next spring. At that time, my father suddenly gt sick seriusly. My mther had t stay with him in the hspital fr a mnth. After they were back, every day in the afternn, my mther helped my father ____38____ slwly n the cuntry rad. Alng the rad, there were many beautiful flwers, green grass and trees. All f these ____39____ up the mst beautiful picture in the wrld.
The dctr had said my father wuld becme well in tw mnths. But after tw mnths he still culdn’t walk by himself. We all wrried abut him.
“Dad, hw are yu feeling nw?” I asked him ne day. “Susan, I’m OK.” he said gently. “T tell yu the truth, I just like walking with yur mum.” ____40____ his eyes, I knew he lved my mther deeply.
Once I thught lve meant flwers, gifts and sweet kisses, but nw I understand that lve is just a thread in the quilt. Lve is inside.
33．A．happyB．busyC．patientD．plite
34．A．silentlyB．angrilyC．prudlyD．freely
35．A．cnfidenceB．sadnessC．surpriseD．pleasure
36．A．hurtB．cheatedC．lstD．missed
37．A．faceB．influenceC．crrectD．understand
38．A．runB．walkC．jumpD．drive
39．A．gaveB．setC．putD．made
40．A．ExaminingB．ImaginingC．ReadingD．Cnsidering
The Height f Life
Michael Stne had always dreamed f flying. His mther read him s many stries abut flying that they ____41____ his dreams with clr and beauty. His dad, n the ther hand, believed in hard wrk. He always said, “If yu want smething, wrk fr it!”
Frm the age f 14, Michael started ____42____ as a ple vaulter. He wrked ut every day with weightlifting and running, and he cntinued t help his parents with their farm wrk. His mther wished he culd ____43____ bit mre, but his father wuld smile and say, “Yu want smething, wrk fr it!”
Nw Michael was standing in the stadium as ne f the final tw cmpetitrs in the ple-vaulting event in the Natinal Junir Olympics. After a warm-up, he fund his ple, and ____44____ n the runway that led t the mst challenging event f his 17-year-ld life. Suddenly he became ____45____. He had never experienced this befre.
Then he thught f his mther. She always tld him t take deep breaths when he felt nervus. S he did. Slwly the nervusness was gne. He gently put dwn his ple, and began t stretch（伸展）ut his arms and upper bdy. And then, he ____46____ picked up his ple. He knew it was his time t fly.
As he began sprinting （冲刺）dwn the runway, smething felt wnderfully different, yet familiar （熟悉的）. When he tk a deep breath, it happened. He began t fly, just like in his childhd dreams. Only this time he knew he wasn’t dreaming.
The lud cheers frm the audience brught Michael back. He culd ____47____ the smile n his parents’ faces. His life wuld never be the same. It wasn’t because he wn the Natinal Junir Olympics and ____48____ a new wrld recrd. And it wasn’t because he had just increased his persnal best. It was simply because Michael Stne was blind.
41．A．filledB．leftC．putD．tld
42．A．playingB．wrkingC．trainingD．shwing
43．A．helpB．relaxC．imprveD．exercise
44．A．stayedB．climbedC．enteredD．stepped
45．A．nervusB．cnfusedC．angryD．upset
46．A．secretlyB．strangelyC．carefullyD．curiusly
47．A．wnderB．predictC．findD．imagine
48．A．setB．brkeC．ranD．hit
Ada Falls
Tday, n the final day f summer camp, Ada and Lilly stand belw the Bear Crawl, the camp’s highest, hardest rpe curse. They watch the rpe ladder, with its wden rungs (阶梯) and rpe sides, sway (摇摆) in the wind between tw tall pines.
Ada feels very ____49____, but she can breathe again t hear Lilly vlunteer t g first. The camp teacher, Mark, nds and helps Lilly get ready. Then Lilly begins her frightening crawl acrss the rpe ladder. The wind blws and the ladder sways, but she hlds tight.
“G, Lilly, g! Yu’re a champin. Yu’ve gt this!” Ada cheers frm belw. When Lilly ____50____ the challenge, Ada feels relieved fr her friend but als nervus, it is her ____51____ nw. Mark checks Ada’s helmet and harness, and he lifts Ada up t the platfrm.
On the platfrm, Ada lks dwn at the whle camp. Lilly and Mark are s tiny! Ada stretches her arms ut t the first rung n the rpe ladder. Her arms feel shaky as she feels the ladder turn left r right under her weight. She carefully ____52____ her hands frward t the next rung. Abut halfway acrss the Bear Crawl, Ada is starting t feel a little mre cnfident. With every rung, she is getting clser t the ppsite platfrm. She can d this!
Suddenly a strnger wind makes the rpe ladder sway, Ada’s hand des nt ____53____ the wd rung. Instead, her bdy falls dwnward. Almst immediately, the harness catches her.
Mark slwly lwers Ada t the grund. Ada can see all the ther kids staring up at her, she is embarrassed.
“Can I try again?” Ada says in a lw vice, trying t hld back tears.
Mark lks at his watch. “I’m srry, Ada, we dn’t have time.”
Ada’s bdy feels slw and heavy as the bus leaves camp. Beside her, Lilly sits silent and thughtful.
“Hey Ada?” Lilly says. “I culdn’t ____54____ withut yu. I gt s frightened in the middle, but then yu shuted my name and I kept ging.”
“Yu gt scared?”
Lilly nds and says sftly, “Super scared. I’m ____55____ I didn’t faint (晕倒) r thrw up n everybdy belw. Yu were just unlucky such a big wind came up. It felt like a hurricane r smething. I thught all the trees were ging t fall ver and squish (压扁) us like pancakes.”
Ada smiles. She knws her friend was just trying t cheer her up, but suddenly falling ff the ladder des nt seem s imprtant any mre. Having gd ____56____ is mre imprtant.
49．A．excitedB．curiusC．nervusD．cnfused
50．A．cmpletesB．failsC．refusesD．accepts
51．A．turnB．shareC．wantD．rest
52．A．bringsB．walksC．runsD．carries
53．A．tuchB．hldC．mveD．miss
54．A．imagineB．liveC．succeedD．risk
55．A．wrriedB．frightenedC．believedD．surprised
56．A．challengesB．teachersC．friendsD．chances
Speedy and Steady

“Well, Amy, hw are yu getting n with yur napkin(餐巾)?” cried Lizzy, whse skillful fingers seemed t fly ver her wrk. “Nt very fast, I have almst finished ne side.” answered Amy.
“One side!” said Lizzy, with a ____57____ which was neither pleasant nr kind, “why, we bth began hemming ur napkins at the same time, and I’m nw at the furth side f mine!”
“I knw that I am ____58____,” sighed Amy. “But I’ll try t be steady(稳), and t d my best,” said the little girl, as she threaded her tiny needle, and went n with her wrk.
“As I sew s fast,” cried Lizzy, “I am sure t have finished my napkin lng befre the bell rings fr ____59____. I’ll just run fr a minute t the garden, t see if the rses are ut.” —s, tssing dwn her wrk n a chair, Lizzy flew ff.
Amy ____60____ fr the fresh air and the flwers, but her wrk must first be dne. Steadily she laid dwn her brad hem, and had finished the secnd side f her napkin befre her sister came back.
Then Lizzy left again fr a cup f cffee. Amy went n with her wrk. Befre her sister again entered the rm, the ____61____ side f her napkin was hemmed.
“Had yu nt better finish yur sewing?” said Amy, “It must be near dinner time nw.” “Oh! I can finish it in tw minutes, nly I want t lk at that stry, which Tm tld us was s amusing.” Lizzy replied impatiently.
“But if yu are late?” murmured Amy.
“N ____62____ f that!” cried Lizzy, “N ne is s likely t be late as a slw little creature like yu!”
Pr Amy made n reply, but quietly she wrked n. Lizzy was sn s ____63____ in her stry that she frgt all abut her wrk, till shcked by the sund f the bell.
“Can it be dinner-time!” she cried, “Oh dear, and my napkin is nt hemmed! And yurs?”
“It is just finished.” said Amy.
“It is just like ‘The Hare and the Trtise’.” thught Lizzy, wh had enugh f sense t ____64____ a lessn.
Quickness may have the start, but the quiet, steady wrker des mst in the end.
57．A．laughB．smileC．hellD．kiss
58．A．slwB．smartC．prD．busy
59．A．classB．dinnerC．shwD．bed
60．A．waitedB．lngedC．calledD．asked
61．A．firstB．secndC．thirdD．furth
62．A．ideaB．dubtC．excuseD．fear
63．A．happyB．frightenedC．cnfusedD．deep
64．A．giveB．passC．takeD．teach
A Bad Mvie
We all sat wide-eyed withut daring t mve, I tried t be brave and nt t lk away. Then the her killed the beast (怪兽). With a terrible cry, the awful creature died and fell t the grund at the end f the ____65____. We all cheered.
We’d all heard that the mvie was a gd mvie, and we weren’t ____66____. Tday was special because Bbby shwed up. Bbby was the clest guy in ur schl and everybdy liked him.
Then Derek asked us what we wanted t d after the mvie. He tld us it was the perfect timing t see anther mvie — Rdent Extreme and there was a shwing just starting ver in Theater Fur. I checked the mney in my pcket and ____67____ because I didn’t have enugh mney. Bbby laughed and said that we were already inside, s we culd sneak int (溜进) Theater Fur withut paying. Althugh I wanted t see the mvie very much, I was hesitated (犹豫的).
Bbby headed ver t the theatre with Derek and my ther friends. I didn’t want t be ____68____ ut and I did want t see that mvie. Bbby said he did this all the time, s it wuld be OK. I rejined the grup. Bbby shwed us a gd dr t g thrugh, s nbdy wuld see us. I was enjying the mvie when I saw the beam (光线) f a flashlight ____69____ ur theater. “Let me see yur ticket,” the theater manager said. “I, uh, I lst it,” a vice said. The vice came frm ur friend Kenny wh sat behind us. “Lst it? I dn’t think s, yu need t cme with me,” the manager said.
Kenny fllwed the manager ut f the theater. My skin felt ht all ver. “He was s nailed (逮个正着的). And the manager missed all f us!” Bbby said ____70____ . He sat up and lked arund at us, as if he expected t be cngratulated. I didn’t knw what t d. Kenny was in big truble. Shuld I leave? Or wuld I be in truble, t? I felt terrible, but Bbby didn’t seem t ____71____ . After the mvie, Bbby bragged (吹嘘) abut hw cl it was that Kenny gt tssed ut (扔出) and we didn’t. I didn’t think it was s cl. T tell the truth, I didn’t think Bbby was s cl anymre either. ____72____ the crwd is nt always a gd idea.
65．A．mvieB．pictureC．sngD．letter
66．A．relaxedB．upsetC．excitedD．disappinted
67．A．changedB．acceptedC．refusedD．smiled
68．A．wrkedB．leftC．lkedD．picked
69．A．searchingB．pintingC．cleaningD．finding
70．A．nervuslyB．happilyC．bravelyD．sadly
71．A．shwB．believeC．careD．supprt
72．A．StayingB．LeadingC．LeavingD．Fllwing
I almst messed up “big time”.
My 5-year-ld sn and I were cming back frm schl when we saw a(n) ____73____ man n the side f the rad. I wanted t give the man sme mney, but I didn’t have any cash(现金). My sn Justus nticed the man as well. And then it happened...
Justus insisted n giving the man the 30 cents he had in his pcket. I was mre than happy that he wanted t d this with ____74____ . But hnestly I was hesitant(犹豫不决的), I didn’t want t give this man wh clearly needed all the help he culd get, just 30 cents. My wn pride and thughts f the hmeless man’s unknwn reactin(反应) t ____75____ just tw cins were standing in the way.
I quickly realized that I was the nly prblem in this situatin. I almst tld my sn what he had wasn’t enugh by my inactin. I almst shwed him that what he saw as a gd thing, and was in fact a gd thing, wasn’t gd enugh t make a ____76____ in smene’s life. I almst taught him that pride was mre imprtant than helping anther human. Thank gdness I quickly drpped that flishness.
I then rlled dwn the windw and said, “I’m srry, man. I dn’t have any cash n me, but my sn back here wants t give yu everything he ____77____ right nw. He just turned five.”
The smile n that man’s face lit up the crssrad and he said t Justus, “Thank yu s much!”
The nly thing that ____78____ the brightness f that stranger’s smile after that mment was... the bigger smile n my by’s face!
I als believed that a chain reactin f ____79____ started behind us that day, as ther peple rlled dwn their windws t help him, t.
My little by, withut even ____80____ it, reminded me nce again by his actins that it was always abut the heart. It desn’t matter hw much yu have r hw little; giving in lve and sincerity is very imprtant.
73．A．ldB．strangeC．rdinaryD．hmeless
74．A．jyB．surpriseC．curisityD．patience
75．A．lsingB．receivingC．keepingD．finding
76．A．prmiseB．decisinC．differenceD．wish
77．A．believesB．wantsC．hasD．knws
78．A．matchedB．lightenedC．explainedD．described
79．A．cnfidenceB．kindnessC．trustD．curage
80．A．refusingB．recgnizingC．rememberingD．realizing
参考答案：
1．A
2．B
3．C
4．D
5．C
6．B
7．A
8．D
【解析】
【导语】
本文主要讲述了作者帮朗太太除草，她答应作者在圣诞节给他一份礼物，当收到礼物时作者掂量着盒子的分量感到很失望，待打开礼物之后，发现这份礼物给了他不一样的惊喜。
1．
句意：但她答应给我一份圣诞礼物。
present礼物；letter信件；card卡片；baseball棒球。根据“ask Mrs. Lng fr my present”可知，答应给一份圣诞礼物，故选A。
2．
句意：我跟自己推理。
checked检查；reasned推理；expected期待；cmplained抱怨。根据“It wuld hardly be a baseball glve”及“She wuldn’t knw much abut baseball”可知，作者自己在推理究竟会收到什么礼物，故选B。
3．
句意：圣诞节快到了，我很难不向朗太太要礼物。
sad难过的；happy开心的；difficult困难的；patient耐心的。根据“On December 22, I presented myself at the dr f the huse”可知，圣诞节快到了，作者就赶紧去向她要礼物，所以此处是指很难不去要，故选C。
4．
句意：我很失望。
excited兴奋的；anxius焦虑的；pleasant愉快的；disappinted失望的。根据“It weighed almst nthing”可知，装礼物的盒子很轻，这让作者很失望，故选D。
5．
句意：她的话足以让我的心在新的可能性中起舞。
energy能源；surprise惊讶；pssibilities可能性；cnfidence自信。根据“Her wrds were enugh t set my mind dancing with new”可知，本来作者是失望的，听了她的话，又让作者觉得有了新的可能性，故选C。
6．
句意：妈妈拿了两张白纸，把其中一张黑纸夹在中间，把我的名字写在上面那张纸上。
played玩；placed存放；nticed注意到；hped希望。根据“between them ne f the black paper”可知，把其中一张黑纸夹在中间，故选B。
7．
句意：在那一刻，我想起了关于文字复制和印刷的想法。
ideas想法；papers试卷；chices选择；suggestins建议。根据“abut the duplicatin (复制) f wrds and the printing”可知，有了关于文字复制和印刷的想法，故选A。
8．
句意：感谢朗太太的智慧，她猜到一个男孩可能会从一件完全不同于他平常经验的礼物中受益。
spread传播；keep保持；teach教；benefit得益于。根据“frm a present cmpletely utside f his rdinary experience”可知，从这个特殊的礼物中受益匪浅，故选D。
9．B
10．D
11．B
12．C
13．C
14．A
15．A
16．D
【解析】
【导语】
本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要介绍了作者在爸爸的激励下，经过艰苦的训练成功完成铁人三项竞赛的经历。
9．
句意：它向我展示了他的巨大的努力是怎样取得了成功并且它激发了我的好奇心。
shwed展示；paid支付；wrked工作；made制造。根据题意可知此处应是说爸爸的努力有了结果。pay ff“还清，取得成功”，故选B。
10．
句意：我想知道我这样身板的一个小男孩是否能实现一些像那样的事。
affrd支付得起；imprve提高；benefit得益于；achieve实现。根据“it excited my curisity”和上文作者的爸爸努力后取得成功可知作者也想像爸爸一样经过努力后做成一些事。故选D。
11．
句意：与我父亲一起训练，结果是非常具有挑战性的。
changed改变；turned转；went去；carried携带。turn ut t be“结果是，原来是”，固定搭配，符合语境，故选B。
12．
句意：当有人打响发令枪时，我出发了。朝着标志着我转弯的远处浮标游去。
started开始；jumped跳；fired开火；shwed展示。根据空后的the gun“枪”可知fire符合语境，故选C。
13．
句意：我浑身湿透，尽量骑上它。
ht热的；dry干的；wet湿的；cld冷的。根据上文可知作者刚游泳结束，所以应是湿透的。drip wet“湿透的，湿漉漉的”，故选C。
14．
句意：当我上了自行车，我经历着一种骑行的特别的兴奋。
cycling骑自行车；running跑；traveling旅行；swimming游泳。根据“Once n my bike,”可知应是骑自行车的兴奋。故选A。
15．
句意：对于我，在赛跑期间才开始真正的竞赛，因为现在我能看见每一个参赛者并作为目标。
cmpetitr竞赛者；persn人；partner合作者；cycler骑行者。根据“the real cmpetitin began during the run,”可知应是参与比赛的运动员，故选A。
16．
句意：“闭嘴，迈腿”，我的最喜欢的谚语之一，阻止我考虑强烈的酸痛感。
exciting兴奋的；disappinting令人失望的；satisfying满意的；burning强烈的。根据“The run part f the race biled dwn t pain tlerance.”可知在赛跑期间最大的挑战就是强烈的酸痛感，故选D。
17．B
18．C
19．D
20．A
21．C
22．B
23．A
24．D
【解析】
【导语】
本文讲述了Carly想逃避即将到来的体育比赛日，在她的好朋友Mary帮助下，她参加了体育比赛日，并期待下一次体育比赛日的故事。
17．
句意：它应该是有趣的一天，你可以放松你自己。
examine测验；relax放松；help帮助；fight打架。根据“it’s suppsed t be a fun day...”可知，应该是你可以放松你自己。故选B。
18．
句意：可能我可以待在家，错过体育比赛日。
watch观看；enter进入；miss错过；jin加入。根据“I’m nt gd at any f thse games that are played, and I’m afraid the kids are ging t laugh at me. ”可知，Carly不想体育比赛日的到来。故选C。
19．
句意：对于体育比赛日你不兴奋吗？
satisfied with对……满意；surprised at对……惊讶；angry with对……生气；excited abut对……兴奋。根据后文“Mary felt bad and she tld her mm hw unexcited Carly was...”可知，Carly对于体育比赛日不兴奋。故选D。
20．
句意：Carly悲伤地说。
sadly悲伤地；happily快乐地；cnfidently自信地；nervusly紧张地。根据“ N ne ever picks me fr their team because I’m nt gd at thse games,”可知没人选Carly进入他们的队，所以她悲伤。故选A。
21．
句意：Mary感觉不好，她告诉她的妈妈Carly如何不兴奋并且想知道她能做些什么让她的朋友开心起来。
understd理解；knew知道； wndered想知道；thught认为。根据“Mary felt bad and she tld her mm hw unexcited Carly was and she culd d t cheer her friend up. ”可知，她想知道她能做些什么让Carly开心起来。故选C。
22．
句意：“看你是否能加入你所知道Carly擅长的游戏。”Mary的妈妈建议道。
asked询问；suggested建议；replied回答；explained解释。根据“‘See if yu can get in a game that yu knw Carly is gd at,’ ’s mm.”可知，这是Mary妈妈的建议。故选B。
23．
句意：Carly在去学校的路上非常安静。
quite安静的；excited兴奋的；cheerful高兴的；glad高兴的。根据前文“N, I dn’t care abut such a silly day. N ne ever picks me fr their team because I’m nt gd at thse games,”可知，Carly不想参加体育比赛日，所以她在上学的路上很安静。故选A。
24．
句意：因为Mary的关心，Carly现在期待明年的体育比赛日了。
mentin提及；attentin注意力；ntice注意；care关心。根据“Mary felt bad and she tld her mm hw unexcited Carly was and ... what she culd d t cheer her friend up. ”可知，Mary注意到Carly的不兴奋，所以想尽办法让朋友振作开心起来，是对朋友的关心。故选D。
25．D
26．B
27．C
28．A
29．C
30．C
31．D
32．B
【解析】
【导语】
本文主要讲述了作者觉得自己在家没有隐私，但是作者的哥哥告诉作者和家人在一起也有很多好处。
25．
句意：当我把吉他放在膝盖上时，我感到很放松。
afraid害怕的；warm温暖的；tired劳累的；relaxed放松的。根据“At last I had peace and quiet”可知作者有了平静和安宁，所以此刻感到很放松。故选D。
26．
句意：“你没有篮球比赛看吗？”我抱怨道。
argued争吵；cmplained抱怨；suggested建议；reminded提醒。根据“S much fr my perfect hideaway”以及上下文可知作者觉得哥哥的到来打扰了她的平静，所以她在抱怨。故选B。
27．
句意：我想你可能喜欢有人陪伴。
advice建议；discussin讨论；cmpany陪伴；prtectin保护。根据“That’s the last thing I want”以及上下文可知，作者的哥哥觉得作者需要陪伴，但是作者只想要平静。故选C。
28．
句意：在这么大的家庭里生活很困难，不是吗？
difficult困难的；surprising令人惊讶的；helpful有帮助的；dangerus危险的。根据“living in such a big family”以及上下文可知，作者在一个大家庭里感觉自己没有隐私，所以在这样一个大家庭里生活是很难的。故选A。
29．
句意：有自己的房间真是太好了，但有时我真的很想念丹尼尔。
knw知道；trust相信；miss想念；admire欣赏。根据“Nw yu have yur wn rm because Daniel went t cllege”以及“It was actually wnderful t have smene else there. We share memries and jkes n ne else understands”可知丹尼尔去上大学了，James很想念他们在一起的美好时光。故选C。
30．
句意：我们分享别人不懂的记忆和笑话，当事情变得困难时，我们总是可以互相支持。
praise表扬；prmise承诺；supprt支持；respect尊敬。根据“when things get difficult, we can always”可知遇到困难时会互相支持。故选C。
31．
句意：我不情愿地承认：“是啊，有时候她还行。”
prudly骄傲地；bravely勇敢地；regretfully后悔地；unwillingly不愿意地。根据“Didn’t Sara help yu with yur hmewrk until midnight last week?”及“I admitted”可知作者抱怨自己没有隐私，但是还是不情愿地承认Sara会帮助自己。故选D。
32．
句意：当我把吉他递给哥哥时，我在想：“也许家庭并不是那么糟糕。”
music音乐；family家人；quiet安静；change变化。根据“isn’t s bad after all”以及上文可知通过和哥哥的对话可知，作者意识到家人之间会互相帮助，家庭也不是那么糟糕。故选B。
33．B
34．A
35．C
36．A
37．D
38．B
39．D
40．C
【解析】
【导语】
本文讲述了作者一开始认为她的父母之间没有爱情，但是后来她的妈妈给她讲了一番话并且在看到了父亲生病期间妈妈细心照顾父亲之后才渐渐明白父母之间的爱情一直都存在，只是以一种看不见的方式存在着。
33．
句意：他们每天都很忙，没有时间像我在电视上看到的那样浪漫。
happy开心的；busy忙碌的；patient耐心的；plite礼貌的。根据“they dn’t have time t act in the rmantic ways”可知，没时间浪漫，所以很忙，故选B。
34．
句意：默默地坐在她身边，只是看着她。
silently寂静地，默默地；angrily生气地；prudly骄傲地；freely免费地。根据“ dwn beside her and just lked at her.”可知，只是看着妈妈，所以是默默地坐在身边，故选A。
35．
句意：母亲抬起头，眼里充满了惊讶。
cnfidence自信；sadness悲伤；surprise惊讶；pleasure高兴。根据“My questin seemed ut f her expectatin.”可知，我的问题出乎她的意料，所以她很惊讶，故选C。
36．
句意：我很担心，因为我认为我伤害了她。
hurt伤害；cheated欺骗；lst丢失；missed思念。根据“I was wrried because I thught I ”可知，我担心自己的问题伤害了妈妈，故选A。
37．
句意：我仔细听着，但直到第二年春天我才明白她的意思。
face面对；influence影响；crrect纠正；understand理解。根据“I listened carefully, but I culdn’ until the next spring.”和后文内容可知，直到第二年春天的经历，作者才明白妈妈的意思，故选D。
38．
句意：他们回来后，每天下午，妈妈都要搀扶着爸爸在乡间的小路上慢慢走。
run跑步；walk散步；jump跳；drive开车。根据“At that time, my father suddenly gt sick seriusly.”以及“But after tw mnths he still culdn’t walk by himself.”可知，爸爸生病了，所以是搀扶着爸爸散步。故选B。
39．
句意：所有这些组成了世界上最美丽的画面。
gave给；set设立；put放；made制作。根据“All f the mst beautiful picture in the wrld.”可知，是组成最美丽的画面，make up“组成”符合语境，故选D。
40．
句意：从他的眼神中，我知道他深深地爱着我的母亲。
Examining检查；Imagining想象；Reading阅读；Cnsidering考虑。根据“his eyes, I knew he lved my mther deeply.”可知，从父亲的眼神中，读到了他对母亲的爱。故选C。
41．A
42．C
43．B
44．D
45．A
46．C
47．D
48．A
【解析】
【导语】
本文讲述了盲人迈克尔通过自己的努力最终实现梦想的故事，他的生命从而达到了一个新的高度。
41．
句意：他的母亲给他读了很多关于飞行的故事，这些故事让他的梦充满了色彩和美丽。
filled填满；left离开；put放；tld告诉；根据“ dreams with clr and beauty”可知，妈妈讲的故事让他的梦想充满了色彩和美丽，故选A。
42．
句意：从14岁起，迈克尔就开始了撑杆跳训练。
playing玩；wrking工作；training训练；shwing展示；根据“as a ple vaulter”可知，此处指的是开始训练，故选C。
43．
句意：他的母亲希望他能放松一点。
help帮助；relax放松；imprve提升；exercise锻炼；根据“He wrked ut every day with weightlifting and running, and he cntinued t help his parents with their farm wrk.”以及“Yu want smething, wrk fr it!”可知，母亲希望他能够放松一些，故选B。
44．
句意：热身之后，他找到了自己的杆位，踏上了通往他17岁人生中最具挑战性的比赛的跑道。
stayed停留；climbed爬；entered进入；stepped跨步；根据“Nw Michael was standing in the stadium as ne f the final tw cmpetitrs in the ple-vaulting event in the Natinal Junir Olympics.”可知，热身之后，他踏上了他的跑道，故选D。
45．
句意：他突然变得紧张起来。
nervus紧张；cnfused迷惑；angry生气；upset不安；根据“She always tld him t take deep breaths when he felt nervus.”可知，他变得紧张，故选A。
46．
句意：然后，他小心地拿起了他的杆子。
secretly秘密地；strangely奇怪地；carefully小心地；curiusly好奇地；根据“the mst challenging event f his17-year-ld life.”以及“Slwly the nervusness was gne.”可知，他小心地拿起了他的杆子，故选C。
47．
句意：他可以想象父母脸上的笑容。
wnder想知道；predict预言；find发现；imagine想象；根据“He began t fly, just like in his childhd dreams. Only this time he knew he wasn’t dreaming.”以及“The lud cheers frm the audience brught Michael back.”可知，他可以想象到父母脸上的笑容，故选D。
48．
句意：这并不是因为他赢得了全国青少年奥运会，并创造了新的世界纪录。
set设置；brke打破；ran跑；hit击打；根据“a new wrld recrd”可知，此处指的是“创造了新的世界纪录”，故选A。
49．C
50．A
51．A
52．D
53．B
54．C
55．D
56．C
【解析】
【导语】
本文围绕一次绳索练习展开。在夏令营最后一天进行绳索练习时，莉莉在艾达的鼓励下成功地完成，而艾达因遭遇大风而失败了；在回去的路上，莉莉讲述了自己当时的心情并表示如果没有艾达的鼓励则不会成功，以此来让艾达振作起来。
49．
句意：艾达感到非常紧张，但听到莉莉主动说要先走，她又松了口气。
excited兴奋的；curius好奇的；nervus紧张的；cnfused困惑的。根据第三段中“…Ada feels relieved fr her friend but als nervus…”和常识可知绳索又高又晃，人都会感到紧张、害怕。故选C。
50．
句意：当莉莉完成挑战时，艾达为她的朋友感到宽慰，但也很紧张，现在轮到她了。
cmpletes完成；fails失败；refuses拒绝；accepts接受。根据第二段中“…but she can breathe again t hear Lilly vlunteer t g first”和下文“Ada feels relieved fr her friend…”可知莉莉主动要求先进行绳索练习，等她结束的时候，艾达也松了口气。故选A。
51．
句意：当莉莉完成挑战时，艾达为她的朋友感到宽慰，但也很紧张，现在轮到她了。
turn轮到的机会；share股份；want缺乏；rest休息。根据第一句“Tday, n the final day f summer camp, Ada and Lilly stand belw the Bear Crawl…”和第二段第一句中“…but she can breathe again t hear Lilly vlunteer t g first”可知艾达和莉莉都要接受绳索挑战，莉莉主动先来，那接下来应该轮到艾达了。故选A。
52．
句意：她小心地把手伸向下一个阶梯。
brings带来；walks走；runs跑；carries带到……地方。根据空后“her hands frward t the next rung”和常识可知艾达在往前行进的过程中，先把手伸到前面一个横档上。故选D。
53．
句意：突然一阵强风吹得绳梯摇晃起来，艾达的手没有握住木横档。
tuch触摸；hld抓住；mve移动；miss错过。根据下一句“Instead, her bdy falls dwnward.”和常识可知强风吹得绳索摇摇晃晃，艾达没有抓紧，所以身体往下掉。故选B。
54．
句意：没有你，我不可能成功。
imagine想象；live生存；succeed成功；risk冒险。根据第三段中“When Lilly cmpletes the challenge, Ada feels relieved fr her friend…”可知莉莉挑战绳索练习，取得了成功。故选C。
55．
句意：我很惊讶我没有晕倒，也没有吐在下面的人身上。
wrried担心的；frightened害怕的；believed信了；surprised惊讶的。结合语境和空后“I didn’t faint (晕倒) r thrw up n everybdy belw.”可知莉莉也没有想到自己在进行绳索挑战的过程中没有晕倒等，对此感到不可思议。故选D。
56．
句意：有好朋友更重要。
challenges挑战；teachers老师；friends朋友；chances机会。根据前一句中“She knws her friend was just trying t cheer her up…”可知虽然艾达挑战失败了，但从莉莉的话中，她感受到了朋友对自己的安慰，所以她觉得友谊超越了比赛的结果。故选C。
57．A
58．A
59．B
60．B
61．C
62．D
63．D
64．C
【解析】
【导语】
本文通过艾米和莉兹给餐巾缝边的故事说明一个道理：速度快可能是好的开始，但踏实、稳定地做工作才能完成的最多。
57．
句意：“一边！”莉兹说道，她笑得既不愉快也不亲切。
laugh大笑；smile微笑；hell问好；kiss亲吻。根据“which was neither pleasant nr kind”可知，是在嘲笑艾米，用laugh。故选A。
58．
句意：我知道我做得很慢。
slw慢的；smart聪明的；pr可怜的，贫穷的；busy忙碌的。根据“One side! bth began hemming ur napkins at the same time, and I’m nw at the furth side f mine!”可知，莉兹已经缝了四边，而艾米刚完成一边，因此是慢的。故选A。
59．
句意：早在吃饭铃响之前，我肯定就把餐巾缝完了。
class课；dinner晚餐；shw表演；bed床。根据后文“ by the sund f the bell. Can it be dinner-time!”可知，铃声是用来提示吃晚饭的。故选B。
60．
句意：艾米渴望新鲜空气和鲜花，但她必须首先完成工作。
waited等待；lnged渴望；called叫，打电话；asked问。lng fr sth“渴望某物”，表示艾米也想出去看花。故选B。
61．
句意：在她姐姐再次进入房间之前，她餐巾的第三边已经缝完了。
first第一；secnd第二；third第三；furth第四。根据前文“ finished the secnd side f her napkin befre her sister came back.”可知，第二个边已缝完，所以空处表示完成了第三个边。故选C。
62．
句意：不用担心！
idea主意，想法；dubt怀疑；excuse借口；fear害怕，担心。根据“But if yu are late?”可知，艾米担心莉兹缝不玩餐巾，莉兹觉得自己缝得很快，不用担心。故选D。
63．
句意：莉兹很快就沉浸在故事中，把自己的工作忘得一干二净，直到被铃声惊醒。
happy快乐的；frightened害怕的；cnfused困惑的；deep深深的。根据“Lizzy was sn her stry that she frgt all abut her wrk”可知，莉兹忘了自己的工作，深深地沉浸于故事当中，be deep in“埋头于，沉浸于”。故选D。
64．
句意：“这就像‘龟兔赛跑’。”莉兹想，她还有足够的理智去接受教训。
give给；pass通过；take接受；teach教。根据““It is just like ‘The Hare and the Trtise’.” thught Lizzy”可知，莉兹从这件事当中接受了教训，take a lessn“接受教训”。故选C。
65．A
66．D
67．C
68．B
69．A
70．B
71．C
72．D
【解析】
【导语】
本文主要讲述了作者跟随朋友逃电影票的经历告诉我们不要盲目地随波逐流。
65．
句意：这个可怕的生物在电影结束时死去并倒在了地上。
mvie电影；picture图片；sng歌曲；letter信。根据“We’d all heard that the mvie was a gd mvie”可知是在电影的结尾。故选A。
66．
句意：我们都听说这部电影是一部好电影，我们并不失望。
relaxed放松的；upset沮丧的；excited兴奋的；disappinted失望的。根据“We’d all heard that the mvie was a gd mvie, and we weren’t”以及“We all cheered”可知听说这部电影很好，而且看过之后他们也觉得这部电影不错，所以他们没有对这部电影失望。故选D。
67．
句意：我检查了口袋里的钱并拒绝了。
changed改变；accepted接受；refused拒绝；smiled微笑。根据“because I didn’t have enugh mney”可知作者没有足够的钱，所以拒绝了朋友的提议。故选C。
68．
句意：我不想被排除在外。
wrked工作；left离开；lked看；picked挑选。根据“Bbby headed ver t the theatre with Derek and my ther friends. I didn’t want t and I did want t see that mvie”以及下文内容可知，作者的朋友都去了，作者不想被朋友排除在外，所以最后作者也跟着去了，be left ut“被忽视，被冷落”。故选B。
69．
句意：当我看到手电筒的光束搜索我们的剧院时，我正在欣赏电影。
searching搜索；pinting指；cleaning打扫；finding找到。根据“I was enjying the mvie when I saw the beam(光线) f a theater.”以及下文内容可知经理拿着手电筒搜寻剧院。故选A。
70．
句意：鲍比高兴地说。
nervusly紧张地；happily开心地；bravely勇敢地；sadly悲伤地。根据“He was s nailed(逮个正着的). And the manager missed all f us”可知Bbby觉得经理没有抓住他们，所以他觉得很开心。故选B。
71．
句意：但鲍比似乎不在乎。
shw展示；believe相信；care关心；supprt支持。根据“I felt terrible, but Bbby didn’t seem t”可知虽然我很担心，但是Bbby并不在乎。故选C。
72．
句意：随波逐流并不总是一个好主意。
Staying待；Leading带领；Leaving离开；Fllwing跟随。根据“the crwd is nt always a gd idea.”以及前文内容可知，作者跟随朋友逃票，但是他感到非常糟糕，所以他觉得跟随别人并不是一个好主意。故选D。
73．D
74．A
75．B
76．C
77．C
78．A
79．B
80．D
【解析】
【导语】
本文主要通过儿子对一个流浪汉的善举让作者感悟到：给予爱和真诚是非常重要的。
73．
句意：我和5岁的儿子放学回来时，我们看到路边有一个无家可归的人。
ld老的；strange奇怪的；rdinary普通的；hmeless无家可归的；根据“My wn pride and thughts f the hmeless man’s unknwn reactin”可知，看到了一位“无家可归的人”，故选D。
74．
句意：我非常高兴他能高兴地做这件事。
jy高兴，喜悦；surprise吃惊；curisity好奇心；patience耐心；根据“Justus insisted n giving the man the 30 cents he had in his pcket.”可知，儿子坚持要做这件事情，因此他是高兴这样做的，故选A。
75．
句意：我自己的骄傲和对流浪汉在收到两枚硬币后的未知反应的想法阻碍了我。
lsing失去；receiving收到；keeping保持；finding发现；根据“Justus insisted n giving the man the 30 cents he had in his pcket.”以及“just tw cins”可知，流浪汉会收到两枚硬币，故选B。
76．
句意：我差点让他明白，他眼中的好事，事实上确实是好事，并没有好到足以改变某人的生活。
prmise承诺；decisin决定；difference差别；wish祝愿；根据“what he saw as a gd thing, and was in fact a gd thing, wasn’t gd enugh t make smene’s life.”可知，此处是make a difference in sth“在……方面有区别，对……产生影响”，故选C。
77．
句意：但我儿子现在想把他的一切都给你。
believes相信；wants想要；has有；knws知道；根据“Justus insisted n giving the man the 30 cents he had in his pcket.”可知，儿子想要给这个人他所有的钱，故选C。
78．
句意：在那一刻之后，唯一能与那个陌生人的笑容相匹配的是……我儿子脸上露出更灿烂的笑容！
matched匹配；lightened减轻；explained解释；described描述；根据“the brightness f that stranger’s smile after that mment was... the bigger smile n my by’s face!”可知，陌生人脸上的笑容与儿子脸上的笑容相匹配，故选A。
79．
句意：我还相信，那一天，我们身后也开始了一连串的善意反应，其他人也摇下车窗来帮助他。
cnfidence信心；kindness善良；trust相信；curage勇气；根据“as ther peple rlled dwn their windws t help him, t.”可知，作者的善良的行为之后是一连串的善意反应，故选B。
80．
句意：我的小男孩，甚至没有意识到，用他的行动再次提醒我，这永远是心的问题。
refusing拒绝；recgnizing认出；remembering记住；realizing意识到；根据“reminded me nce again by his actins that it was always abut the heart.”可知，儿子没有意识到自己的行为对作者的触动，故选D。