上海中考完形填空2012中考零距离完形填空——自己辛苦整理
高卢雄鸡-结婚周年祝福语
（1）
I had to wait a long time for a bus
yesterday. I was the fourth in the line. Usually
the buses
come every five minutes, ___1__
yesterday something went wrong. Half an hour
passed and the
bus didn’t ___2__. I waited and
waited and just then a very ___3___ bus stopped.
Since there
was space for only three people, I
said to myself, “If I have to wait for ___4___ 30
minutes, I’ll be
late to catch the train.”
I left the bus-stop and began to walk ___5__
towards the railway station. A few minutes
after I left the bus-stop, I suddenly heard a
noise ___6___ me. What a pity! I found it was a
bus!
( ) 1. A. bus B. because
C. so D. and
( ) 2. A. stop
B. go C. appear D. wait
( )
3. A. crowded B. big C. beautiful
D. large
( ) 4. A. any B. other
C. another D. others
( ) 5. A. slowly
B. quickly C. lonely D. quietly
(
) 6. A. before B. below C. behind
D. in front of
(2)
Time spent in a
bookstore can be enjoyable. If you go to a good
shop, no assistant will come
near to you and
say, “Can I help you?” You needn’t buy anything
you don’t want. You may try to
find out
___1___ book you want. But if you fail, the
assistant will lead you there and then he will
go away. It seems that he is ___2___ selling
any books at all.
There is a story which tells
us about a good bookstore. A medical student
__3___ a very
useful book in the shop, but it
was too expensive for him to buy. He couldn’t get
it from the
library, either. So every
afternoon, he went there to read ___4____ at a
time. One day, ____5___,
he couldn’t find the
book from its usual place and was leaving when he
saw an assistant signing
to him. To his
surprise, the assistant pointed to the book in a
corner, “I put it there so as not to be
sold
out.” said the assistant and then he ____6__ the
student to go on with his reading.
( ) 1.
A. what B. which C. where
D. when
( ) 2. A. surprised at B. not
surprised at C. interested in D. not
interested in
( ) 3. A. bought B.
read C. found D. took
( )
4. A. little B. few C. a little
D. a few
( ) 5. A. however B. yet
C. still D. otherwise
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( ) 6. A. left B. let
C. helped D. taught
(3)
Kentucky
Fried Chicken
Mr. Sanders, the man who started
the business——Kentucky Fried Chicken, was not
always
very rich. At one time, he owned a
small gas station next to a highway. Many truck
drivers ___1__
there to get gas and take a
rest. Mr. Sanders realized they were often hungry,
so he began serving
sandwiches and coffee.
____2___ the sandwiches he made tasted good and
didn’t cost too much,
more and more ____3__
came to eat at his place. ______4___ Mr. Sanders
began to serve fired
chicken. People liked it
very much, and his new business grew rapidly. Not
long after, however,
another highway was
built, and many drivers no __5__ went to Mr.
Sanders’ restaurant. So he
had to close it.
Then he traveled around the country, trying to
sell his idea of opening fried
chicken
restaurants. He succeeded. By 1967, there were
almost 5,000 Kentucky Fried Chicken
restaurants. And now, wherever you go in the
United States, you will ____6__one. If you like
chicken, I’m sure, you will enjoy Kentucky
Fried Chicken.
( ) 1. A. passed B.
reached C. stopped D. arrived
(
) 2. A. Though B. I C. As
D. Because of
( ) 3. A. passengers B.
drivers C. children D. parents
(
) 4. A. Then B. So C. But
D. For
( ) 5. A. length B. longer
C. long D. longest
( ) 6. A. watch
B. look C. see D. view
(4)
There was a woman in Canada, who had two sons.
She was worried them, especially the
younger
one, Ray, because he was not doing well in school.
Boys in his class made jokes about
him because
he seemed so ___1___.
The mother ____2__ that
she herself would have to get her sons to do
better in school. She
told them to go to the
Canada Public Library to read a book a week and do
a book report to her.
One day, in Ray’s
___3___, the teacher held up a rock and asked if
anyone knew it. Ray put
up his hand and the
teacher let him answer. “Why did Ray put up his
hand?” his classmates
wondered. “He ___4___
said anything. What could he possibly want to
say?”
Well, Ray not only knew the rock, but
also said a lot about it. He named other rocks in
its
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group and even knew
____5___ the teacher had found it. The teacher and
the students were
surprised. Ray had learned
all this from doing one of his book reports.
Ray later went on to the ____6___ of his
class. When he finished high school, he went to
Yale University and at last became one of the
best doctors in the United States.
( ) 1.
A. clever B. hard C. slow
D. quick
( ) 2. A. seemed B. decided
C. wondered D. told
( ) 3. A. class
B. room C. office D. lab
(
) 4. A. always B. ever C. often
D. never
( ) 5. A. whether B. what
C. where D. why
( ) 6. A. top
B. end C. back D. front
(5)
We usually think of history as the
story of important people or events. But some
historians
are also interested in the daily
lives of ordinary people.
We can get this kind
of information from ___1___ materials like
diaries, town records, of
course. But strange
as this may seem, we can also learn ___2___
studying old family photos.
Family photos
provide clues about things like the size of the
family and hobbies, and tastes, and
family
members. For example, the number of children in a
photo indicates the size of the family.
The
types of clothing that family members wore ___3___
the photo suggest the popular ___4__
of the
time. The objects children hold in their hands can
give clues about the games they played,
and
their hobbies. The background of a family photo
give___5___ an idea of the room size and
furniture styles, and even the wealth and
social position of the family.
All of these
details help historians understand more about
everyday lives of some of the
___6__ people
from the past.
( ) 1. A. written B.
giving C. sent D. making
(
) 2. A. a lot of B. lot of C.
about D. lots with
( ) 3. A. for
B. on C. about D. during
( ) 4. A. fashionable B. fashions
C. fascination D. fascinate
( ) 5. A.
scientists B. family C. people
D. historians
( ) 6. A. old B.
ancient C. ordinary D. special
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(6)
Betty Kwan has
an unusual new company called “It’s Done.” She
does errands (跑腿) for
busy people. She’ll mail
your letter at the ___1__, pick up your medicine
at the drugstore and
even go shopping at a
supermarket for you. Her customers __2__her for
each hour of her service.
Betty got the idea
for “It’s done” while she was working in an
office. “I never had enough
time for all my
errands. ___3___ my lunch time, I had to run to
the bank, and the post office, and
the dry
cleaner’s. I was always ___4___. I really wished
someone could do all those things for me.
When
I mentioned this to my friends, they all said it
sounded a great ___5___ for a business. And
that’s how it started.”
Betty is ___6___
very busy. “Yesterday, I went to the post office
three times and then to the
airport. Today I
have to buy presents for all the secretaries in a
company. But it’s always
interesting, and I
really love helping my customers.”
( ) 1.
A. post office B. hospital C. bank
D. restaurant
( ) 2. A. pay B.
ask C. wait for D. thank
(
) 3. A. At B. On C. Among
D. During
( ) 4. A. walking B. going
C. rushing D. talking
( ) 5. A.
advice B. idea C. information
D. news
( ) 6. A. not B. still
C. seldom D. never
(7)
A hobby is
an interesting way of spending your free time.
There are ___1__ different
hobbies for
different people to select to make their life
colorfoul. ___2___ hobbies are very
popular,
while others are quite unusual. You may ___3___
one for yourself that interests you
most. You
may enjoy collecting things, __4__ stamps, foreign
coins, etc. ___5___ you like to work
with your
hands, you may enjoy paper cutting or model
making. Or you may enjoy creative
hobbies,
like painting. Many people like active ___6___
hobbies better than the activities indoors,
sailing, cycling and so on. They can enjoy
themselves as well as with others.
Whenever
you live, there is always a hobby for you to
choose. The hobby will give you many
hours of
pleasure and make your spare time interesting and
creative.
( ) 1. A. so many B. so
much C. so few D. so little
(
) 2. A. Many B. Lots of C. Some
D. A lot of
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( ) 3. A.
choose B. send C. give
D. make
( ) 4. A. so as B. many as
C. as D. such as
( ) 5. A.
Unless B. Until C. If
D. So
( ) 6. A. out B. outdoor
C. inside D. seaside
(8)
When I
asked my daughter which one she would keep: the
phone, the car, the cooker, the
computer, the
TV, or her boyfriend, she said “the phone”. As for
me, I could do without the
phone entirely
(完全地) , which makes me unusual. But in fact,
telephone is ___1___ our lives
more than any
other piece of technology.
Point 1 The
telephone gives the need to communicate. Drivers
make phone calls on the
road. In the same way,
more roads have traffic ___2___. My daughter comes
home from school
at 4:00 p.m. and then spends
an hour on the phone talking to the people she has
been at school
with all day. If the phone did
not exist (存在), would she have anything to talk
about?
Point 2 The mobile phone means that
we are __3__ alone. “The mobile saved my life.”
says Crystal Jonhstone. She has an accident in
her Volvo on the road between suburbs and city
centers. Trapped (被困) inside, she tried to
make the call that _4_ the ambulance (救护车) to her.
Point 3 The mobile has our secret usages.
It allows marketing manager of Haba Deutsch,
Carl Nicolaisen, to ring his sales staff all
round the world at any time of day to ask where
they are ,
where they are going , and __5__
their last meeting went.
Point 4 The
telephone allows us to reach out beyond our own
lives. Today we can talk to
several people
(though they are ___6__ to you at the beginning)
on chat （聊天） lines. My
daughter enjoys talking
while I don’t know what to talk about before we
get to know each other.
We can talk across the
world. We can even talk to astronauts (if you know
any) while they’re
space-walking.
( )
1. A. making B. changing C. spending
D. using
( ) 2. A. names B. lights
C. signs D. accidents
( ) 3. A.
never B. always C. often D.
usually
( ) 4. A. fetched B. bought
C. gave D. brought
( ) 5. A. which
B. how C. what D. who
(
) 6. A. angry B. foolish C.
strange D. satisfied
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(9)
Modern life is impossible
without traveling. The fastest way of traveling is
by air. With a
modern airliner you can travel
in one day to places which took a month or more to
get to a
hundred years ago.
Traveling by
train is slower than by air, but it has its
advantages. You can see the country you
are
traveling through. Modern trains have comfortable
seats and dining cars. They ___1__even
the
longest journey enjoyable.
Some people prefer
to travel by car. You can make your own __2___.
You can travel three or
four hundred miles or
only fifty or one hundred miles a day, ___3___ you
like. You can stop
wherever you wish where
there is something interesting to see, at a good
restaurant where you
can enjoy a good meal, or
at a hotel to ___4___ the night. That is why
traveling by car is popular
for pleasure
trips, while people usually take a train or a
plane when they are traveling ______.
( )
1. A. let B. make C. have
D. keep
( ) 2. A. other B. the other
C. others D. another
( ) 3. A.
time B. timetable C. friends
D. suggestion
( ) 4. A. just B. as
C. such as D. just as
( ) 5. A.
cost B. take C. pay
D. spend
( ) 6. A. for business B. on
business C. on show D. for show
(10)
The mobile phone is one the most
popular means of modern communications. As a
modern
way of communication, it’s convenient
and useful. ___1__ , it can be easily carried
about in
pockets, so you can take it wherever
you go. Your family can keep in touch with you at
any time
wherever you are. Besides, with a
mobile phone, you can easily contact a police
station or a
hospital I case of emergency.
What’s more, young girls really look smart with a
mini phone
__2___ their necks.
Recently,
engineers have developed a new model of mobile
phone. With this phone, you do
not have to
__3__ the number of the person you want to call.
You just say the name of the
person. Then the
phone will recognize the name, and dial the wanted
number. If you are a
__4___ person, this could
be the phone for you. You can record up to 20
different numbers. In
addition, you can also
play games, go on-line or __5__ short information
with the new model. To
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many
managers, it has become a necessary office tool.
However, mobile phone users do have to follow
certain rules. For example, they should not
use their phones on airplanes. They should
___6__ their phones in public places in order not
to
disturb others. Only when the rules are
followed, can the users avoid dangerous or
unpleasant
results.
( ) 1. A. Such as
B. For example C. As well D. In
addition
( ) 2. A. in B. from
C. around D. at
( ) 3. A. look up
B. look for C. look at D. look
out of
( ) 4. A. careful B. helpful
C. forgetful D. powerful
( ) 5. A.
store B. use C. make
D. give
( ) 6. A. turn on B. turn
down C. turn right D. turn off
(11)
Most people agree that computer is
the most important invention of the twentieth
century.
__1__, until just a few years ago,
computers were very large, expensive machines
which were
__2__ by large companies and
governments only. Some computer manufacturers
believed that
people might like to have
computers in their homes, offices, and schools, so
the private computer
was born.
Private
computers can be used by people who have only a
few hours of ___3__. A computer
keyboard looks
like that of a typewriter, but a computer keyboard
has more keys. The computer
keyboard is used
to __4__ information into the computer and also to
tell the computer what to
do with the
information.
___5__, computers are widely used
now some who have private computers use their
computers to pay their bills and send messages
to their friends. It is also possible to connect
your
computers to a special service which
enables you to get information on almost any
___6__ from
airline, flights to the stock
market. Scientists say that in the near future
many people will be
working at home with
computers that are connected to their offices.
( ) 1. A. And B. But C.
However D. For example
( ) 2. A.
owned B. repaired C. made
D. sold
( ) 3. A. jobs B. work
C. training D. teaching
( ) 4. A.
get B. enter C. take
D. check
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( ) 5. A. In
some ways B. Sooner or later
C. As we all know D. From time to
time
( ) 6. A. city B. service
C. office D. subject
(12)
The first
day of school our teacher let us know someone.
Looking out, we found an old
woman appeared at
the door. She said. “Hi, my name is Susan. I am
seventy years old.” While we
were wondering
what made her take this challenge (挑战) at her age.
She said with a smile. “I’m
here to meet a
rich husband, get married, have two children and
travel tighter.” Hearing this, all
of us
laughed. “In fact,” she went on. “I always __1___
of having a college education, and now I’m
getting one!”
After class we had chocolate
and milk together. We became good friends. I often
listened to
this “time machine” as she shared
her experience with me. At the end of the term, we
invited
Susan to give us a __2___. When she
was stepping up to the podium(讲台), suddenly she
found
she took the wrong paper. She felt a
little frustrated (受挫的) and said. “I’m sorry. I am
so
nervous. I can’t get my ready talk back, so
I have to tell you ___3__ I know.”
In her
speech she told us “We don’t stop playing as we
are old, we grow old __4___ we stop
playing.
The secret of staying young, being happy and
getting success is that we should laugh and
find something ____5___ every day. I think
there is a great ___6___ between growing old and
growing up. I am seventy now. If I lie in bed
for one full year and never do anything, I’ll
become
seventy-one. Since anybody can grow
older, my idea is to grow up by always finding the
chance in
change. Growing older can’t be
avoided, growing up can be chosen. It’s never too
late to be all
you can possibly be.”
During the four years’ study, it was so easy
for Susan to make friends wherever she went. In
the end, the wonderful woman got the college
degree (学位).
( ) 1. A. realized B.
made C. knew D. dreamed
(
) 2. A. lesson B. present C.
talk D. story
( ) 3. A. which
B. how C. what D. why
(
) 4. A. until B. before C.
though D. because
( ) 5. A. natural
B. difficult C. interesting D.
possible
( ) 6. A. difference B.
change C. pleasure D. confidence
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答案
(1) A.C.A.C.B.C
(2) B.D.C.C.A.A
(3) C.C.B.A.B.C (4)
C.B.A.D.C.A
(5) A.C.A.B.D.C (6)
A.A.D.C.B.B
(7) A.C.A.D.C.B (8)
B.D.A.D.B.C
(9) B.A.B.D.D.B (10)
B.C.A.C.A.D
(11)C.A.C.B.C.D
(12) D.C.C.D.C.A
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