2020年中考英语完形填空、选词填空专项训练
一、蓝鲸的自述完形填空
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What do sports meets look like at your school? In 人物传记600字 1 , sports meets are full of fun and energy!
Our school took part in “Interescolar”, a two-day event held every year. High schools in Chile come together to 2 in sports like javelin (标枪) throwing, running and a relay race.
I did a lot of cheering in the morning. In the afternoon, the dance competition that we had been 3 waiting for finally came. For the past two months, for nine hours a week, we had practiced our 4 for it.
The rules were simple: 5 any theme, be creative, stand out and keep the performance under 10 minutes. My school’s theme was 6 on the musical The Sound of Music. We wer
e put into groups bad on the 7 in the movie, like children, soldiers and puppets (木偶). I was a soldier, along with 17 of my schoolmates.
When it was our school’s 8 , we raced onto a huge field. Thousands of people were watching there and millions more were watching on television. The children and puppets danced first. 9 , I dashed out (冲出来) with the other soldiers carrying my red flag. We got in a circle and waved our flags to the music while the other dancers were inside the circle.
我的校园生活英语作文We put our hearts into this dance and our bodies knew what to do. As we gave our final bow (鞠躬), I 10 at the faces of my classmates and out into the audience, knowing that it was a job well done. We won first place!今生陪你一起走
1. A. China B. Canada C. Chile D. Japan
2. A. choo B. compete C. watch D. wait
3. A. simply B. hardly C. nervously D. angrily
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4. A. dance B. cheer C. songs D. rules
5. A. write B. choo C. clean D. hold
6. A. put B. depended C. left D. bad
7. A. characters B. scenes C. places D. songs
8. A. show B. time C. turn D. day
火腿汤9. A. Then B. But C. While D. So
10. A. looked around B. looked in C. looked for D. looked after
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Are you an introvert (内向的人) or an extrovert? If you find 1 of tho fit your personality, perhaps you are an “ambivert (中间性格者)”.
Experts say there’s a middle ground between introvert and extrovert personality types. Th
ey are called “ambiverts”, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Introverts don’t like crowds and enjoy keeping their 2 to themlves. Extroverts, however, like meeting new people and being the center of attention. Ambiverts, 3 the name suggests, have both introverted and extroverted characteristics (特征). But neither t of characteristics is completely in 画框制作 4 .
5 , they can move between being social and being alone very easily. For example, ambiverts often 6 being with other people. But after a long day of work, they may prefer reading a book or watching a TV ries at home alone.
“It is like they’re bilingual (双语的),” Daniel Pink, the host of Crowd Control, a US TV ries on human behavior, told The Wall Street Journal. “They can connect with a wider range of people the same way someone who 7 both English and Spanish can.”
Ambiverts have gotten more 8 in recent years. In fact, about two-thirds of people in the US are ambiverts, according to a personality survey by Adam M. Grant, a professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania.
Grant believes ambiverts have the 9 of both introverts and extroverts. But he also 10 their struggle (挣扎) too. They are often unsure which side of their personality should lead them in a certain situation.
1. A. either B. neither C. none D. all
2. A. friends B. thoughts C. work D. performance
3. A. and B. but C. so D. as
4. A. style B. shape C. control D. place
5. A. As a result B. To be honest C. At last D. Above all
6. A. practice B. enjoy C. hate D. stop
7. A. speaks B. talks C. tells D. reads
8. A. rearch B. attention C. trouble D. prai
快乐与痛苦
9. A. abilities B. similarities C. advantages D. habits
