2020年中考英语完形填空试题及答案

2020年中考英语完形填空试题及答案BEIJING,Dec.2,2009(Xinhua)–HeavyfogcameinmostChineseprovincesafteracoldfrontfromSiberiamovingsouthcleareduptheskyonWednesday.Asaresult,road,riverandairtrafficwasfinallyrestoredafterdaysofdisruptioninmanypartsof1.TrafficontheBeijing—HangzhouGrandCanalresumedatnoon,saidanofficialfromYangzhouCityof2China’sJiangsuProvinceWednesday.Nearly100strandedinYangzhouenteredtheYangtzeRiver.ButseaareasoffShanghaiwerestillcoveredwithheavy4.Inthefirstthreequartersofthisyear,ShanghaiMaritimeSafetyAdministrationreported325initsadministrativearea,inwhich13shipswerewreckedand20peoplewentmissing.Directeconomiclosswas39millionyuan(aboutfivemillionU.S.dollars).Theadministrationremindedpassingshipstobereadyforemergenciesbecauseofthe6weather.VisibilityineastChina’sShandongProvincerosetomorethan1,000meters.Delayedflightsand7highwaysresumed.VisibilityinShanxiwas100to20metersonWednesday.FlightsattheAirportofYunchenginShanxiwerepostponed.However,theheavyfogstayedineastChina’sAnhuiProvince,northChina’sShanxiProvinceandnorthwestChina’sShanxiProvincetillWednesday.Visibilitywasstill8inmostpartsofAnhui,where9hadtoreinforcetrafficcontrolonhighways.Twoofthethree10canceledonTuesdayinHefeiCitytookoffWednesday,thoughsomeotherfightsweredelayed.1.A.JapanB.ChinaC.AmericaD.Canada2.A.northB.southC.westD.east3.A.shipsB.busesC.carsD.bikes4.A.rainB.snowC.fogD.storm5.A.accidentsB.messagesC.mailsD.lucks6.A.goodB.badC.hotD.warm7.A.longB.closedC.modernD.new8.A.highB.heavyC.lightD.low9.A.passengersB.conductorsC.policeD.divers10.A.fightsB.mailsC.hopesD.meetingsBDACABBDCAIfyouhavesomeproblemsinridingabusinShanghai,thefollowingmayhelpyou.Onthebusthereareseveralwaystomakesurethatyou1attherightstop.Newerbuseshavescreensatthe2toshowyouthenextstopinChinesepinyin.3,fyougetononewithoutscreens,thebestthingis4torememberthestreetandroadmarksyou’repassingortoaskforhelp.Ifyou’re5enoughtobesittingorstandingbesidefriendlypersons,they’llbehelpfulenoughto6you.Ifnot,askfortheticketseller’shelp.Anotherproblemforfirst-timebustakersisknowing7topay,andwhatthefares(票价)are.Ifyoutakeanon-airconditioned(空调)bus,thefareiseither1RMBor1.8RMB8ontheroute(线路).Forairconditioningbuses,thefareis2RMB,or1RMBfor9.Usually,ifthereisnoticketseller,thefarewillbefixed,oritwillbechanged10thedistance.Sotellingtheticketsellerwhereyouwanttogo,orshowingthemonamaporpieceofpaperisnecessary.Hewilltellyouhowmuchyouneedtopay.1.A.getonB.getoffC.getinD.getout2.A.frontB.cornerC.middleD.back3.A.stillB.howeverC.NeverD.back4.A.allB.neitherC.eitherD.both5.A.thinB.strongC.happyD.lucky6.A.guideB.seeC.thankD.hear7.A.howoftenB.howfarC.howmuchD.howmany8.A.dependingB.goingC.turningD.keeping9.A.teachersB.ladiesC.childrenD.foreigners10.A.toB.withC.forD.ofBABCDACACBOnNovember6th,2005,two-year-oldC.J.Martinwasathisgrandmother’smobilehouseinEvansville,Indiana.Withhis1,JeanMartin,hewouldbeveryhappy.Butthatnight,aterribletornado(龙卷风)destroyedmanyofthemobile2.Peopleandnotbeenwarmed.JeanMartin’shomewas3C.J.andhisgrandmotherwerekilled.Thenews4forC.J.‘sparents,JohnandKathrynMartin.“Afterlostmyson,mywholelifewas5.”saysKathrynMartin.ManyChildrenwere6toliveinthenewsituation.Theirtoyshaddestroyedinthetornado.Theyhadnotingtoplaywith.Lastyear,Kathryndroveacaroftoystovisitotherchildrenwhohad7theirhome.InNovember2006,shelaunchedanonprofitorganizationcalledC.J.‘sBus.Usingaschoolbuswithaphotoofher8,shecreatedamobilespaceforemergencychildcare,wherechildrencouldplaywithtoys,takepartinfunactivities,andfeel9afteranaturaldisaster.ThoughKathrynstill10C.J.,sheishelpingotherpeople.Sheusesagoodwaytorememberherson.1.A.grandmotherB.motherC.auntD.sister2.A.phonesB.housesC.parksD.stores3.A.builtB.destroyedC.cleanedD.sold4.A.goodB.interestingC.badD.exciting5.A.changedB.burnedC.stayedD.kicked6.A.interestedB.relaxedC.afraidD.careless7.A.foundB.lostC.boughtD.sold8.A.daughterB.sonC.cousinD.grandson9.A.sadB.safeC.uncomfortableD.bored10.A.hatesB.carriesC.feelsD.missesABBCACBBBDForthosewhoarebored,lifehasnomeaning.Everythingisdullandgray.Thesepeoplejustlikestayinginonecornerofthe1orintheoffice,nothingelsetodo.Thisisnotavery2lifestrategyasboredomoftenleadstodepression.Ifyouhappentobeaboredperson,thenyoumightwanttofindahobby3doingnotingallday.Therearedifferenthobbiesfordifferenttypesofpeople.However,thereisonethatmightfitfor4.Andthathobbyisshortstorywriting.Writingashortstorycanbeavery5andfunbobby.Itiswhereyoucancreateaworldonyourown.Youcandecide6yourstorymightberelatedadventures,loveoranything.Allyou7isanotebookandapenandalsoahealthyimagination.Youcanalways8yourshortstoriesonpeopleoreventsaroundyou.Ticanbeofthethingsthatmighthavehappenedwithyourlife,tosomeone’slivesortoyourselffromlivinga10life.Sogoaheadandstartwritingshortstoriestoday!1.A.schoolB.houseC.bedD.street2.A.comfortableB.easyC.suitableD.healthy3.A.somebodyB.withoutC.aswellasD.someone4.A.somebodyB.everybodyC.nobodyD.someone5.A.pleasantB.pleasedC.pleasingD.pleasure6.A.whetherB.pleasedC.pleasingD.pleasure7.A.haveB.needC.wantD.ask8.A.dependB.learnC.writeD.everything9.A.somethingB.nothingC.anyt