山西中考英语专题训练：完形填空

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Mrs. Thmpsn was a teacher. She tld the children n the first
day that she lved them all the same. But that was a lie. There in the
frnt rw was a little by named Teddy. He didn’t play well with the
ther children and he always needed a bath. She 29 him.
Then Mrs. Thmpsn gt t knw that Teddy was actually a very
gd by befre the death f his mther. Mrs. Thmpsn was srry fr
herself. She felt even wrse when, like all her ther students, Teddy
als brught her a 30 n Christmas Day. It was his mther’s
perfume（香 水）.
Teddy said,“Mrs. Thmpsn, tday yu 31 just like my
Mm used t.”After the children left, she cried fr at least an hur.
On that day, she stpped teaching reading. Instead, she began t teach
children.
Mrs. Thmpsn paid mre attentin t Teddy. The mre she
encuraged him, the faster he 32 . Teddy had becme ne f the
smartest children in the class by the end f the sixth grade.
Six years went by 33 she gt a nte frm Teddy. He wrte
that he had finished high schl, and she was still the best
teacher 34 all teachers he ever had in his whle life. He went t
cllege. Mrs. Thmpsn gt tw mre letters frm him with the last ne
said that he became a M.D（. 医学博士）.
The stry desn’t end there. On his wedding day, Dr. Stddard
whispered（低声地说）in Mrs. Thmpsn’s ear,“Thank yu, Mrs.
Thmpsn, fr 35 me. Yu made me feel imprtant and shwed
me that I culd make a difference.”
Mrs. Thmpsn, with tears in her eyes, whispered back,“Teddy,
yu have it all 36 . Yu were the ne wh taught me that I culd
make a difference. I didn’t knw hw t teach until I met yu.”
（ ）29. A. trusted B. disliked C. discvered
（ ）30. A. present B. wish C. message
（ ）31. A. sund B. smell C. lk
（ ）32. A. increased B. imprved C. prepared
（ ）33. A. since B. befre C. unless
（ ）34. A. abve B. against C. amng
（ ）35. A. believing in B. thinking f C. lking fr
（ ）36. A. right B. wrng C. ready
E
A yung by was walking in a frest with his father. At sme pint,
they were stpped by a large tree branch（树 枝） n the grund
37 them. The by asked his father,“If I try, d yu think I culd
mve that branch?”His father replied,“I am 38 yu can, if yu
use all yur strength（力 量）.”
The by tried his best t lift r 39 the branch, but he wasn’t
strng enugh and he culdn’t mve it. He said with 40 ,“Yu
were wrng, dad. I can’t mve it.”
“Try again,”replied his father.
Again, the by tried hard.
He did his best 41 it std still.“Dad, I can’t d it,”said
the by. Finally, his father said,“Sn, I advised yu t use all yur
strength, but yu didn’t. Why didn’t yu ask fr 42 help?”
We haven’t used all ur strength until we’ve gt the strength
and 43 frm thse wh lve and surrund us. Our real strength
lies nt in independence, but in interdependence（互 相 依 赖）. N
single persn has 44 f the strengths and resurces needed t d
everything. That requires the help frm many peple.
T ask thers fr help 45 when we need it is nt a sign f
weakness, it is a sign f wisdm. If we’re 46 when we ask fr
help, it just means we have t ask anther time, ask in anther way, r
ask anther persn.
（ ）37. A. next t B. acrss frm C. in frnt f
（ ）38. A. sure B. glad C. afraid
（ ）39. A. dig B. push C. break
（ ）40. A. pleasure B. excitement C. sadness
（ ）41. A. but B. and C. s
（ ）42. A. my B. yur C. their
（ ）43. A. trust B. advice C. supprt
（ ）44. A. all B. mst C. nne
（ ）45. A. plitely B. directly C. carefully
（ ）46. A. nticed B. refused C. understd
F
Usually, we think families are just parents and children. But they
are different in different cultures.
In many Asian cuntries, large families are cmmn. Families
usually have three generatins（一 代 人）living in the same 47 .
When parents are busy with wrk, grandparents help t d husewrk
and take care f the children.
While in mst Western cuntries, many peple prefer nuclear
families（核心家庭）, r families that have nly parents and children.
During the 48 , wrking parents send their children t their
grandparents’ hme r a day­care center. And after wrk, they
49 the children and g hme. Sme families are even DINK
（duble incme, n kids）.
In additin t structure, the respnsibilities parents have t their
children can als be 50 . In China, many parents lk after their
children all the way int adulthd. It’s nrmal fr parents t pay fr
children’s cllege educatin. After graduatin, many parents 51
help find a jb fr their children, r buy an apartment fr them.
In western cuntries, hwever, children are 52 t be quite
independent after they reach the age f 18. They will affrd their
cllege educatin. Yung peple mstly have a part­time jb r 53
the gvernment fr help. After graduatin, if they can find a jb,
parents usually wn’t cver their cst f living any lnger.
54 families in the East and West are different, they are the
best place t warm us and teach us abut the imprtant values f lve
and care.
（ ）47. A. city B. huse C. rm
（ ）48. A. daytime B. night C. weekend
（ ）49. A. pick up B. wake up C. call up
（ ）50. A. interesting B. different C. hardwrking
（ ）51. A. als B. never C. hardly
（ ）52. A. suppsed B. allwed C. invited
（ ）53. A. thank B. ask C. prvide
（ ）54. A. Unless B. Because C. Althugh