中考英語完形填空12篇1GilbertjoinedtheScienceClublastsummer.Onedayhewashandedapieceofpaper,ablockofwoodandfourwheels;hewastoldtogohomeand1themallto“dad”.However,Gilbert’smomknewthathisdadwasn’tgoodatmakingthingsanddecidedthatshewouldreadthe2andletGilbertdothework.AfewdayslatertheblockofwoodwasturningintoacarthatGilbert3named“BlueLightning”.Thenheandhismotherwenttoacarracetogether.Butwhenthey4there,Gilbertfoundthathiscarwastheonlyonethathadnotbeenmadebya“father-son”partnership(合作).Theracebegan.Onebyonethecarswereknockedoutuntilit5tothefinalbetweenGilbertandJimmy.Justbeforetherace,Gilbertasked6theycouldstopforaminutesothathecouldmakeawish.Afteralongminute,Gilbertsaidthathewas7.Peoplecheeredastheracebegan.JimmystoodwithhisfatherandwatchedtheircarracingdowntheroadwhileGilbertwassurprisedatthegreat8ofhiscarasitrushedoverthefinishinglinelessthanasecond9Jimmy’s.Gilbertjumpedupanddownwith10Soontheclubmanagercameoverandaskedhim,“So,Gilbert,yourwishwasto11,right?”“Ohno,sir,”hereplied.“IjustwishedthatIwouldn’tcryifIlost.”Childrensometimes12adultswithunexpectedideas.WhenGilbertfirstsawtheothercars,hedidn’tcryout,“Notfair!Otherchildrenhadtheirfathers’help!”Gilbertdidn’twishforvictoryintherace;insteadhewishedforcourage.1.A.send B.return C.lend D.give2.A.instructions B.passage C.message D.explanations3.A.easily B.carefully C.proudly D.kindly4.A.lived B.got C.met D.passed5.A.ran B.moved C.came D.rushed6.A.whether B.why C.when D.where7.A.sure B.ready C.tired D.sorry8.A.effort B.energy C.speed D.value9.A.past B.over C.after D.before10.A.excitement B.enjoyment C.agreement D.achievement11.A.change B.break C.leave D.win12.A.satisfy B.surprise C.please D.encourage2Onemorningastudentwaswalkingwithhisteacherwhentheynoticedapairofoldshoesbytheroadside.They1theshoesmightbelongtoapoorman.Infact,the2oftheshoeswasworkinginafieldnearby,andhehadnearly3hiswork.Thestudentsaidtohisteacher,“Let’splayatrickontheman;wehidehisshoes,andwaittoseewhathewilldo4hecan’tfindthem.”“Myyoungfriend,weshouldneverhave5bytrickingotherslikethat,”answeredtheteacher.“6,let’sputa7ineachoftheshoes,andwatchwhathewilldo.”Thestudentdidso,andthenthey8nearby.Themansooncamebacktogethis9,butwhenheslippedhisfootintooneofhisshoes,hefeltsomething10init.Hebentdownandfoundthecoin(硬幣).11appearedonhisface.Helookedatthecoinforaminute,andthen12,butnobodycouldbeseen.Hethenwentontoputontheothershoes,13hewasevenmoresurprisedtofindthe14coin.Hethenkneltdown(跪下),lookeduptoheavenandsaid15aloud,inwhichhespokeofhiswife,16andhelpless,andhischildrenwithoutbread.Thestudentwasdeeplymoved(感動的),andhiseyeswerefilledwithtears.“Now,”saidtheteacher,“youmustbemuchmorepleasedthanifyouhadplayedyour17.”Theboyreplied,“YouhavetaughtmealessonwhichI’llnever18.Ifeelnowthetruthofthesewords,whichIdidn’t19before:“Itismoreblessed(神圣的)to20thantoreceive.”1.A.believed B.found C.decided D.thought2.A.owner B.maker C.seller D.repairer3.A.enjoyed B.changed C.finished D.started4.A.since B.when C.while D.until5.A.lessons B.experience C.fun D.games6.A.Instead B.Generally C.Afterwards D.Maybe7.A.stone B.coin C.sweet D.clip8.A.hid B.stood C.worked D.rested9.A.lunch B.coat C.drink D.shoes10.A.terrible B.hot C.hard D.soft11.A.Surprise B.Fear C.Pity D.Courage12.A.lookedup B.lookedaround C.lookeddown D.lookedout13.A.for B.so C.but D.or14.A.strange B.second C.interesting D.lost15.A.goodbye B.yes C.hello D.thanks16.A.homeless B.lively C.careless D.sick17.A.trick B.role C.game D.cards18.A.learn B.take C.forget D.accept19.A.hear B.understand C.remember D.write20.A.work B.refuse C.advise D.give3Anoldmanlivedinanicehousewithalargegarden.Hetookcareofhis1allthetime,wateringandfertilizingthem.Onedayayoungmanwentbythe2.Helookedatthebeautifulflowers,imagininghowhappyhecouldbe3helivedinsuchabeautifulplace.Then,suddenlyhefoundtheoldgardenerwas4.Hewasverysurprisedaboutthisandasked,“Youcan’tseetheseflowers.5areyoubusytakingcareofthemeveryday?”Theoldmansmiledandsaid,“Icantellyoufour6.First,IwasagardenerwhenIwasyoung,andIreallylikethisjob.Second,7Ican’tseetheseflowers,Icantouchthem.8,Icansmellthesweetnessofthem.Astothelastone,that’s9.”“Me?Butyoudon’tknowme,”saidtheyoungman.“Yeah,it’s10thatIdon’tknowyou.ButIknowthatflowersareangelsthateverybody11.Weenjoythehappinesstheseflowershavebroughtus.”Theblindman’sworkopenedoureyes,and12ourhearts,whichalsomadehislife13.ItwasjustlikeBeethoven,whobecamedeafinhislaterlifeandwrotemanygreatmusicalworks.Beethovenhimselfcouldn’t14hiswonderfulmusic,buthismusichas15millionsofpeopletofacetheirdifficultiesbravely.Isn’titonekindofhappiness?1.A.flowers B.trees C.vegetables D.grass2.A.balcony B.kitchen C.garden D.study3.A.after B.as C.before D.if4.A.blind B.famous C.smart D.friendly5.A.What B.Who C.Why D.Which6.A.stories B.reasons C.excuses D.conclusions7.A.although B.since C.because D.unless8.A.First B.Second C.Third D.Fourth9.A.me B.you C.mymother D.myson10.A.true B.hard C.cool D.fair11.A.greets B.doubts C.meets D.knows12.A.broke B.hurt C.pleased D.treated13.A.emptier B.busier C.luckier D.happier14.A.write B.hear C.play D.believe15.A.changed B.affected C.discovered D.encouraged4AgathaChristicwouldneverforgetthenightwhenshemetarobber(搶劫者)manyyearsago.Thatevening,shewenttoabirthdaypartywhich1untiltwoo’clockinthemorning.Agathawalkedinthe2streetalone.Suddenlyfromthebackofadark3atallmanwithasharpknifeinhisrighthandranoutather.“Good4,lady,”themansaidinalowvoice.“Idon’tthinkyouwishto5here!”“Whatdoyouwant?”“Yourearrings.Takethemoff!”Agathasuddenlyhada6idea.Shetriedtocoverhernecklacewiththecollar(衣領)ofherovercoatwhilesheused7handtotakeoffbothofherearringsandthenquickly8themontheground.“Takethemandletmego,”shesaid.Therobberthoughtthatthegirldidn’tliketheearringsatall,onlytryingto9thenecklace.Itwouldcost10,sohesaid,“Givemeyournecklace.”“Oh,sir.Itdoesn’t11much.Pleaseletmewearit.”“I’mnotthat12,Quick!”Withshaking13.Agathatookoffhernecklace.Assoonastherobberleft,shepickedupherearringsandranas14asshecouldtooneofherfriends.Theearringscost480poundsandthenecklacetherobberhadtakenawaycost15sixpounds.1.A.ended B.stayed C.stopped D.lasted2.A.busy B.quiet C.noisy D.wide3.A.part B.block C.building D.street4.A.morning B.afternoon C.evening D.night5.A.die B.escape C.fight D.stay6.A.funny B.safe C.brave D.bright7.A.other B.others C.theother D.another8.A.handed B.threw C.passed D.put9.A.own B.keep C.have D.protect10.A.cheap B.expensive C.more D.less11.A.weigh B.take C.spend D.cost12.A.afraid B.angry C.silly D.bad13.A.hands B.feet C.head D.body14.A.much B.early C.carefully D.fast15.A.really B.already C.only D.hardly5MyfatherdiedwhenIwasababy,andmymotherhadtogoouttowork.Iwastheonly1soIhadnobrothersandsisterstoplaywithathome.Iusedtoplayinthestreetwithotherchildren,orridemybikedowntothepark,butIrememberI2alotoftimejustsittingathomereading.Wehadatelevision,Ithink,butdon’tremember3itverymuch.Mygrandparentslivedwithusandweusedtodoalotofthingstogether—Irememberweplayedcardalot.Attheweekends,mymotheralways4—weoftenwentdowntotheseaandswam,andI5toswimwhenIwasquiteyoung.Wedidn’thaveacar,sowewenteverywherebybus.Occasionally(偶爾),oneofmyunclesusedtocomeandtakeusoutinhiscar,whichwasagreat6.Forholidayswealwayswenttotheseaside,butneverfaraway—maybeashorttrainjourney.Mymotherwasn’tvery7,andIdon’trememberherever8me.Infact,Iusedtogetmyownwaytoomuch.Iwasgivensmallpocketmoneybecauseweweren’tvery9,andIprobablyspentmostofitonsweets,asfarasIremember—Idon’tthinkanyonethoughttheywere10foryouthen.1.A.child B.father C.friend D.mother2.A.used B.kept C.took D.spent3.A.repairing B.listeningto C.watching D.lookingat4.A.letmein B.tookmeout C.toldmestories D.wentshopping5.A.hated B.learned C.stopped D.forgot6.A.game B.chance C.pain D.pleasure7.A.strict B.kind C.interested D.worried8.A.playingwith B.stayingwith C.beating D.loving9.A.busy B.happy C.rich D.well10.A.good B.bad C.important D.delicious6AChinesestudentwenttoEnglandtostudybyplane.HisnamewasSun.ItisspeltS-U-Njust1theword“sun”,thesuninthesky,isspelt.Englandisacountrywith2weather.Itisoftencloudyandrainy,sothepeopletheredon’tget3sunlight(陽光)intheyear.When4Chinesestudentarrivedat5Airport,atallEnglishpolicemanopenedhis6tocheckthevisa(簽證).Thepolicemanwas7tofindtheChinesename“sun”inthepassport.Hethoughtitwaspronouncedjust8theEnglishword“sun”.Sohesaidtothestudent,“IseeyournameisSun.Youare9here.”TheChinesestudentfelt10.Soheaskedthepoliceman,“Isthereanythingwrongwithmypassportofvisa?DoIhaveto11tomycountry?”“What?”shoutedthepoliceman.“No,we’llneverletyougoaway.”TheChinesestudentwasworriedbynow.Hethoughthewasgoingtobearrested(逮捕).Hewassure12hehadbeenintrouble.13hewonderedwhetherhehadbrokentheBritish(英國的)law.Soheaskedthepolicemanagain.“Whathappened?WhathaveIdone?”Itwasthenthatthepolicemanbeganto14.Hesaid,“Youdon’tknowwhatyouhavedone,MrSun?You15sunlighttoEngland!Sowedon’twantyoutogoaway.”1.A.why B.how C.when2.A.bad B.nice C.dry3.A.alot B.many C.much4.A.an B.the C.a5.A.London B.Paris C.Tokyo6.A.book B.passport C.pocket7.A.scared B.bored C.interested8.A.like B.by C.with9.A.trained B.wanted C.refused10.A.surprised B.satisfied C.pleased11.A.goover B.goon C.goback12.A.to B.that C.of13.A.But B.Till C.Or14.A.complain B.smile C.discuss15.A.brought B.wouldbring C.havebrought7Chineseareverygenerous(慷慨的)whenitcomestoeducatingtheirchildren.Notcaringaboutthe1,parentsoftensendtheirchildrentothebestschoolsorevenabroad—toEngland,theUSAorAustralia.TheChinese2thatthemoreexpensivetheeducationis,thebetteritis.3parentswillspendalotofmoneyontheirchildren’seducation.Even4parentswillbuyacomputerfortheirsonordaughter.Thoughthey’renotrich,theywouldratherpayfortheeducation.Parentscan5thattheirchildren’sskillsaredifferent,skilled(有技能的)insomeareaswhilepoorinothers.Butmost6failtorealizethatthechildrentodayneedmoreself-confidence.Theproblemisthatparentsareonlyeducatingtheirchildrenonhowto7testsandhowtostudywell,buttheyarenotteachingthemthemostimportantskillsthattheyneed.Andtheseskillsareimportanttohelpthemtobe8,happyandclever.Parentscanachievethis9teachingtheirchildrentheskillslikecookingordoingotherhousework.Teachingachildtocookwill10manyoftheskillsthathewillneedlaterinlife.Cookingneedspatienceandtime.Itisaninterestingbutdifficultexperience.Agoodcook11triestoimprovehiscooking,sohewilllearntoworkhardandgraduallyfinish12jobsuccessfully.Hisresult,awell-cookeddinner,willmakehim13goodandgivehimalotofself-confidence.Someoldmachines,suchasabrokenradioorTVsetthatyougiveyourchildtoplay14,willmakehiminterestedandwanttoknowmore.Hewillspendhoursstudyingthemandtryingtofixthem.Yourchildmightbecomeanengineerwhenhe15.Theseactivitiesareteachingachildnotonlytostudyatschool,butalsotothink,tousehismind.Andthatismoreimportant.1.A.money B.education C.children2.A.compare B.believe C.disagree3.A.Or B.So C.But4.A.old B.rich C.poor5.A.see B.hope C.allow6.A.sons B.daughters C.parents7.A.discuss B.pass C.give8.A.educational B.different C.confident9.A.before B.by C.of10.A.improve B.choose C.miss11.A.sometimes B.always C.never12.A.my B.his C.her13.A.sound B.look C.feel14.A.with B.for C.against15.A.wakesup B.growsup C.showsup8HomeAloneItwasSundayafternoon.MybrotherandIwerealoneathome.Myparentswentforapartyandaskedmetolookaftermybrother.IwasdoingmyhomeworkwhilemyyoungerbrotherwaswatchingTV.Suddenlythedoorbellrang.Ding-Dong!Mybrotherthoughtthatitwasourparents,soheopenedthe1quickly.Atallmanwearingablackraincoatstoodoutside.Hesaidthathecametosellbooksandaskedpolitely2ourparentswereathome.Withoutthinking,mybrothersaid,“No.”Thenthemanaskedifwewouldliketo3somestorybooks.Irefusedhim.WhenIwantedtoclosethedoor,hesuddenlypushedthedoorvery4andcameintoourhouse.Hetookouta5andorderedmetotieupmybrother’shandswitharope.Itieduphishandsinaspecialwaysomybrothercoulduntie6easily.Themanthentiedmyhandsupandlocked7ofusinthekitchen.Soon,hewentupstairsto8money.Itaughtmybrothertountietheropeonhis9.Hethenuntiedme.Irushedtothetelephonetocallthepolice,10thelinewasdead.Thedoorswerealllockedfromtheoutside.Itwasluckythattheman11tolockthekitchenwindow.Wegotoutofthehousethroughthekitchenwindowandwenttothe12payphonetocallthepolice.Soon13cametoourhouseandthemanwascaught.Bythattime,myparentshadcomehome.Wetoldthemthewholestory.Myparentswere14thatwewerenothurt.TheytoldmethatIshouldstopmybrotherfrom15thedoortostrangers.Ilearnalessononsafety.1.A.window B.door C.book D.fridge2.A.if B.why C.when D.how3.A.lend B.borrow C.sell D.buy4.A.politely B.slowly C.hard D.quietly5.A.book B.knife C.gift D.pen6.A.himself B.myself C.herself D.themselves7.A.none B.neither C.both D.all8.A.lookat B.lookafter C.looklike D.lookfor9.A.feet B.hands C.neck D.legs10.A.and B.so C.or D.but11.A.wanted B.remembered C.forgot D.tried12.A.farthest B.nearest C.largest D.smallest13.A.myfriends B.thepolice C.theneighbors D.myparents14.A.glad B.angry C.sad D.sorry15.A.cleaning B.closing C.locking D.opening9Susanhadlongblondehairandbigblueeyes.Sodidmostoftheother1inherschoolclass,whichtroubledheralot.“Ilooklikeeveryoneelse!I’mnotspecial!I’mboring!”Susan2tohermother.Shedecidedtotrytomakeherselflook3.Shepaintedbigpinkspotsonherneckandwhenshedidn’tgetattention,shestuckalongplasticnoseontopofherrealnose.Nobodynoticedthat,4.Shetookink(墨水)andpoureditalloverher5.Sheworeclown(小丑)clothestoschoolandstuckleavesinherears.6nomatterwhatshedid,shestilldidn’tgetany7andnobodythoughtshewasspecial.Onemorningher8wenttowakeherupandtoldhertogetreadyforschool.ShemadeSusan9theinkoutofherhairandcleanherneck.“I’mnotgoingtoschool10!I’mboring!”Sheburied(埋藏)herhead11thequiltandcried.“Susan,”hermothersaid,“youaredifferent.Youareunique(獨一無二)andspecial.12intheworldlooksjustlikeyou.Somepeoplehaveblondehairlikeyouandsomehaveblueeyeslikeyou,butnoneofthemhasyoursmileorthetwinkleinyoureyesoryourpinkface.Nobodylaughslikeyou,either.Now13andgetreadyforschool.”Susanwenttoschoolthatdayandlookedatalltheotherkidsinherclass.“Momwas14.Nobodylooksjustlikeme.”Susansmiled.“Iamspecial.IamuniqueandIamnot15!”1.A.children B.boys C.men D.women2.A.complained B.listened C.talked D.spoke3.A.beautiful B.simple C.different D.happy4.A.too B.either C.also D.neither5.A.neck B.nose C.eyes D.hair6.A.Though B.So C.But D.And7.A.attention B.help C.prize D.answer8.A.father B.mother C.sister D.brother9.A.pull B.wash C.throw D.turn10.A.tomorrow B.nextweek C.nextyear D.today11.A.under B.on C.before D.beside12.A.Everybody B.Somebody C.Nobody D.Anybody13.A.getup B.getoff C.putup D.putoff14.A.wrong B.right C.special D.common15.A.moving B.interesting C.tiring D.boring10Jackwenttoabarber’sshopandhadhishaircut.Butwhenhe1out,hewasnothappy2theresult.WhenhisfriendBobsawhim,helaughedandsaid,“Whathashappenedtoyourhair,Jack?”Jacksaid,“Itriedanewbarber’sshoptoday,3Iwasn’tquitesatisfiedwithmyoldone,butthisoneseems4worse.”Bobagreed,“Yes,Ithinkyou’reright,Jack.NowI’lltellyou5todowhenyougointoabarber’sshopnexttime:lookatallthebarbers’hair,findoutwhosehairlooks6,andthengostraighttohim.”“7shallIgotohim?”Jackasked.“Butthatwouldbefoolish!”“Oh,no,itwouldn’t,”answeredBob.“Whocutthatman’shair?Justthinkit.Hecouldn’tcutit8,couldhe?9barbercutit.Soyouknowhe10betheworstbarber.”1.A.brought B.came C.looked D.watched2.A.with B.on C.into D.along3.A.so B.when C.and D.because4.A.very B.too C.even D.quite5.A.why B.how C.when D.what6.A.worst B.best C.shortest D.longest7.A.How B.What C.Why D.When8.A.herself B.himself C.yourself D.myself9.A.Other B.Others C.Another D.Theother10.A.mustn’t B.can’t C.must D.can11WhenWangHaiwenttoYucaiMiddleSchooltwoyearsago,heworkedhardanddidverywellinhislessons.Hewasalso1insports.Herantoschooleverydaytobuilduphis2.Hisparentswerevery3himandboughthimacomputerasabirthdaypresent.However,somethingbegantochange.Hestopped4earlyandneverrantoschoolanymore.He5hisinterestinstudying.Onedayinthemiddleofthenight,WangHai’smotherdiscoveredthecauseofthe6.Heplayedcomputergamestillmidnight.Ithada7effect(影響)onhimandmustbestopped.ThenextdayMotherhadaserioustalkwithWangHai.