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2019-2021年三年中考二模英语试卷分类汇编
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上海市长宁区2021届九年级中考二模语英语试题
C.Read the passage and fill in the blanks with proper words.(在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给) (14 分)
Impatient people are often en as proud and lf-important. Being impatient can affect your relationships at work and at home negatively (有害地). People will n anger from you and not like d____71____ with you if you are impatient. They might even come to avoid you completely. Impatient people are often en as making quick decisions as they don't let people
communicate fully or find out all the facts first. When you notice you are impatient, you can find some ways to overcome them. Here are two ways that may help you.
Becau impatient people are often b____72____ and hate to waste time, they sometimes don't leave extra time for small mistakes. This means that, if they need to be somewhere, they are always doing other tasks t____73____ the last minute. They don't leave extra time in ca a bus is late, they can't find their car keys or some other p____74____ appear. When you need to get somewhere, especially if it is somewhere important, give yourlf some extra time. If you arrive early, you can relax or do something then.
Be prepared. If being hungry gets you impatient, keep a health bar with you at all times. If you hate sitting around waiting, e to some business on your phone or keep a book to read handy at all times. If you know that you might be s____75____ in traffic or wait at the airport, think about what you might need to pass the time. A game might be helpful or even something as s____76____ as a pen and paper to write a letter.
Sometimes patience is about changing our attitude to our place in the world. Don't believe that your time is more important than a____77____ el' s. You can learn to contr
ol the emotions you feel when you are impatient and so become a person who is both easier to get on with and enjoys life more.
答案：
71.discussing/dealing 72.busy 73.till 74.problems 75.stuck/stopped 76.simple 77.anyone/anybody
上海市长宁区2020届九年级中考二模语英语试题
C. Fill in the blanks with proper words （在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给）
Sadly, over 86% of North Atlantic right whales become entangled（缠住）in fishing nets in their lifetime Cathy in charge of Nat. Geo Kids caught up with Moira. Senior Scientist with the Canadian Whale Institute, to find out more ... started travelling further north to find food. Their journey takes them through busy shipping areas. Sadly, this makes them h__82__? easily becau of being struck by boats or caught up in fishing nets.
Cathy: What’s being done to help the whales?
Moira: The Canadian Government, the shipping and fishing industries and scientists are all working together we have suggested lower s__83__ limits for boats and are figuring e can stop whale entanglements. Here in the Bay of Fundy. I helped t up a rescue l__84__ made up of local fisherman. They learned about whale behavior and received special training in how to free whales from fishing nets s__85__.
Moira: We jump in our rescue boat and head out to a. Every entanglement is different depending on the kind of whale, the type of fishing net it’s tangled in and w__86__. It’s caught on the whale’s body. We u special tools to cut the ropes, which can take veral hours, sometimes even days, to cut loo, it’s d__87__ to work with animals in water-just imagine trying to cut a rope off a 60-ton whale!
Cathy: Amazing! What can Nat Geo Kids readers do to help?
Moira: The best thing you can do is to care for our oceans. Most importantly, learn about our oceans and inspire your friends and family to learn and care about them, too!
Cathy:Thanks, Moira. Keep up the great work!
答案：
81. spent 82. hurt 83. speed 84. team 85. safely 86. where 87. dangerous/difficult
上海市长宁区2019届九年级中考二模语英语试题
C. Fill in the blanks with proper words (在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺。每空格限填一词，首字母已给) (14分)
It is often said that when people go to a different country for the first time they experience ‘culture shock’ becau e 81 is so different: the language, the food, the landscape, the social customs and lots of others! When I first t foot in the City of Leeds, England, I found mylf in a
c 82 different culture from that of my own city, Guangzhou. For the first few days of my stay in Leeds I really knew about this so-called ‘culture shock’.
One problem I had was with the food. Obviously Chine people are not ud to the t 83 of British food, but mentally I was prepared for that ‘shock’. The problem I actually had was with the names of the different types of food. When I went to the university canteen it was very embarrassing: When the woman behind the counter asked me what I wanted, all I could do was to p 84 and say ‘I want this’ or ‘I want that’.
