2020广东中考英语完形填空专项练习

完形填空专练(A)Doyousometimestrysomethingnewandexpecttobesuccessfulforthefirsttime?Areyouangrywith1ifyouaren’t?DoyouknowababyhowtolearntowalkWhenababyfalls,thelovingparent2him,“That’sOK.Tryagain.”Canyouimagineifaftermanyfalls,theparents3thebabyandsays,“Well,Iguessyou’ll4begoodatwalking.”anddoesn’tletthechildcontinuetotry?Rememberthefirsttimeyou5yourbike?Ido.Ididn’tlosemy6.Iwentbackandtriedagain.Didn’tyou?TherewasatimewhenIwantedtogiveupbecauseofthe7economic(经济的)condition.Myfathertoldme,“HoldonandI’msureyou’llmakeit.”Ifinallymanagedtofindbuyersformyproductandsincethenmybusinesshasgrownsteadily.ThomasEdisonfailedoverathousand8beforehefoundthefilamentmaterialthatwouldmakeanelectriclightbulbshine.9wetrysomethingnew,weneedpractice.Nomatterhowwellweplan,therearetimesunexpectedproblemsdeveloping.Failureis10notanoption.Itisachanceonlyforthosewhotry.()1.A.you()2.A.obeys()3.A.picksup()4.A.nearly()5.A.felloff()6.A.confidence()7.A.good()8.A.time()9.A.Whichever()10.A.trulyB.yourselfB.beatsB.dressesupB.alwaysB.felldownB.chanceB.activeB.timesB.WhateverB.reallyC.yoursC.encouragesC.cleansupC.neverC.fellfromC.dreamC.livelyC.moneyC.HoweverC.hardlyD.yourD.hatesD.looksupD.oftenD.felloverD.planD.poorD.chancesD.WheneverD.easily(B)TodaytheworldwillcelebrateEarthHour.Thismeansthatmillionsofpeopleintheworldwill1alllightsforanhour,from8:30to9:30p.m.localtime.Whileitmayseem2,thissmallactionwillplayanimportantpartinourfightagainstclimatechange.Theannualeventis3attheendofMarch.ThefirstEarthHourstartedin2007inSydney.Thatyearovertwomillionfamiliesand2,100businesseswent4foranhour.Thissmallactionhelped52.2%~10.2%oftheelectricityusedbythecityinanormalhour.Forthosethatarenotsurewhattodointhedark,theyaregivensomesuggestions.Haveacandlelight6orbetterstill,apicnicunderthestars.Theactiveonescangoforalatenighthikeorbikeride.Forthosethatwanttogo“dark”waybeyondthe7,theyaresuggestedacampingtripwithanold-fashionedbonfireandwind-uptorches.Areyoureadytotakethechallenge?Canyou8justonehourtonightmakingadifference?If9,besuretowriteyourpromiseon’tforgettospreadtheword10everyonecantryhisorherbesttosaveourplanetbyturningoffthelightatatime.()1.A.turnon()2.A.much()3.A.shown()4.A.dark()5.A.save()6.A.breakfast()7.A.second()8.A.take()9.A.so()10.A.asifB.turnoffB.greatB.playedB.brightB.wasteB.lunchB.minuteB.spendB.notB.sothatC.turndownC.famousC.celebratedC.quietC.useC.dietC.hourC.useC.tooC.aslongasD.turnupD.simpleD.happenedD.noisyD.spendD.dinnerD.dayD.costD.neitherD.incase(C)HouYifan,a22-year-oldChinesechessstar,wontheWomen’sWorldChessChampionshipforthefourthtimein2016.Sheisthe1femaleplayerevertowinthechampions.Houbeganplayingchesswhenshewassixyearsold.Herfatheroften2hertoabookstoreafterdinner.Henoticedthathislittlegirllikedto3glasschesspiecesbehindthewindow.Sothefatherboughthisdaughterherfirstchessset.Toeveryone’s4,thelittlegirllearnedhowtoplaychessonlyafterafewweeks.Then,HoubeganstudyingchessunderTongYuanming,aninternationalmaster,and5thenationalchessteam.Shebecametheyoungest6ofthatteamandwonherfirstinternationaltournament(锦标赛),theWorldYouthChessChampionshipin2003.Besideshertalent,HoutoldthepublicthatshehadlearnedalotfromherexperienceatPekingUniversity.7timewenton,hervisionbroadened(扩大),withherunderstandingofchessdeepenedandattitudetowardsplayinginmatchesimproved.Shehasfoundaperfectbalance8takingcoursesatschoolandimprovingherworldchessskillsafterclass.What’smore,sheisespecially9toherclassmatesfortheircar,encouragement,helpandsupport.Withherstrongconfidence,distinguished(卓著的)memoryandfastreaction,Houisdescribedasthe“GeniusGril”inchesshistory.Housaidshewouldn’tstopplayingchessandcouldn’twaitto10thecomingchesseventsthisyear.()1.A.youngest()2.A.thought()3.A.lookat()4.A.danger()5.A.found()6.A.guide()7.A.When()8.A.among()9.A.thankful()10.A.connectwithB.strongestB.tookB.lookafterB.sadnessB.joinedB.teacherB.AfterB.betweenB.harmfulB.hearfromC.cleverestC.toldC.lookupC.surpriseC.finishedC.visitorC.TillC.withC.beautifulC.takepartinD.richestD.helpedD.lookdownuponD.safetyD.likedD.memberD.AsD.byD.helpfulD.lookfor(D)Askids,theWillandChrisHaugheybrothersusuallyofferedtohelppeopleinneed.Asadults,theyexpectedto1tohelpothersindifferentways.2,theydidn’tknowthathelpingotherswouldbecomeakeypointoftheirwork.In2006,ChrisvisitedHonduras,acountrywheremorethanhalfofthe3livedapoorlife,forthesecondtime.Hereturnedhomewithaplantogobackandhelp.Heandhisbrother,Will,4anidea.TheywouldstartabusinessinHondurastocreateopportunitiesforpeoplelivingthere.Butwhatkindofbusinesswouldtheystart?Theybeganbylookingfor5thecountryhadnaturally.Thebrotherschosetouse6fromtheforest.Nexttheyhadtodecidewhattheywould7withthewood.“Intheend,wefoundourwayintothetoyindustry.”saysWill.Thebrothersdecidedtomakechildren’sblocks,drawinginspirationfromthetraditionalwoodentoystheydiscoveredonatriptoGermany.8,theyfoundawaytoputsomethingmodernonanancienttoytomakethewoodenblocksinteresting.WillandChrisdecidedtocalltheircompany“Tegu”,9forTegucigalpa,thecapitalofHonduras.“Wefoundthatourworkersinthefactoryarevery10that