2025年中考英語 二輪專項(xiàng)提升訓(xùn)練：完形填空（含答案解析）

2025年中考英語專項(xiàng)提升訓(xùn)練：完形填空

（2025?安徽合肥?一模）Howmanyfathersusuallygototheclass9sparent-teachermeeting?Didyou

everthinkabouta“FathersOnly^^parent-teachermeeting?

OnAug.24,aschoolinHangzhou,Zhejiang]aspecialmeeting.Theschoolonlyinvited

fathers.Theschoolwantedtoencouragefathersto2takepartinfamilyeducation.

Now,the3abouttheabsence（缺席）offathersinfamilyeducationisgrowing.Accordingto

arecentstudy,mostmothersinChinahelpkidswithhomework-about68outof100mothersdothis.

However,bothfathersandmothersplayimportant4intheirchildren'seducation."'Fathers

can5youngkids'personalities什生格）,“saidLuoXuepeng,afatherfromGuangdongwitha

9-year-oldson."Awiseandstrongfathercanhelpchildren6goodhabitsandbecomemore

outgoing.9,

Whydo7missschoolmeetings?Well,fathersdohavetheir8.Liusays,"Tmreally

busywithworkandcan'ttaketimeoff."Zhanganswers,"'Traditionally,fathersjustmakemoneyand

mothers9thefamilymatters.Goingtoschoolmeetingsfeelslikemoreofamother'sjob.”

However,expertssayfatherscandomoretohelptheirkids.Accordingtothestudy,whenfathers

10moretimewiththeirkids,thekidswilldobetterinlanguageandmath.Andtheywilldobetterwhen

facingstressaswell.

1.A.spreadB.tiedC.heldD.suited

2.A.hardlyB,activelyC.normallyD.badly

3.A.surpriseB.joyC.painD.worry

4.A.rolesB.notesC.listsD.goals

5.A.shapeB.breakC.loseD.cancel

6.A.repairB.burnC.developD.forget

7.A.mothersB.fathersC.auntsD.uncles

8.A.requestsB.materialsC.suggestionsD.reasons

9.A.dealwithB.belongtoC.dropbyD.setout

10.A.lendB.spendC.realizeD.offer

（2025?安徽合月巴?——模）Childhoodisspecialtous.WhenI11mychildhood,Ifindmostof

mybeautifulchildhoodmemoriestookplaceinmymom'skitchengarden.

WhenIwasfive,mysisterandIownedapieceof12inMom'skitchengarden.Itwassmall,

butwegrewourfavoritevegetablesthere.Wewereeach13forsomeofthem,givingfertilizer（月巴

料）tothelandandwateringtheplants.Finally,we14forgrowingbettervegetablesandenjoyed

beingthewinnerwithexcitement.Thisprocessseemedtobringusendless15throughoutmy

childhood.

Growingintoateenager,16,Iwasnolongerinterestedinthekitchengarden.AndIdidn't

realizethejoyofplantingagainuntilIgotmarriedandmovedtoanapartment.Tomakethehouse“greener”,

myhusband17someplantstothewindowsill（窗臺(tái)）.Iownedasmallkitchengardenagain,whereI

could18myfavoritevegetables.SoIgrewsomecarrotsandpotatoes,andhadfuntakingcareof

themeveryday.

Later,weboughtourfirsthouse,acountryhousewithabigopenspace.Wedecidedtoturnthespace

intoakitchengarden.Itwasnotaneasy19,butitwasworthit.NowIfeelhappyeverytimeIseea

gardenfullofgreenvegetables.

I'mplanningtogivemychildrenwonderful20ofakitchengarden.Ican'twaittoletthem

enjoythesmells,fruitsandjoyfromourownkitchengarden.

11.A.makeuseofB.takepartinC.lookuptoD.lookbackat

12.A.woodB.landC.paperD.rubbish

13.A.thankfulB.responsibleC.famousD.hopeless

14.A.competedB.breathedC.changedD.left

15.A.courageB.futureC.pleasureD.experience

16.A.anywayB.howeverC.maybeD.besides

17.A.savedB.lentC.addedD.followed

18.A.plantB.buyC.sellD.cut

19.A.surveyB.jobC.resultD.reason

20.A.introductionsB.traditionsC.celebrationsD.memories

（2025?甘肅定西?一模）Twobrothersworkedtogetheronafarm.Onewasmarriedandhadalarge

21.Theotherhadnowifeyet.Althoughtheylivedindifferenthouses,theysharedeverythingtheygot

fromtheirfarm.

Oneday,thesinglebrothersaidtohimself,44Ifsnot22thatwesharealltherice.I'm23

andIneedlessthanmybrother.^^So,everynighthetookabagofricefromhisstore-roomand24

acrossthefield25theirhouses,puttingitintohisbrother'sstore-room.

Atthesametime,themarriedbrotherthought,"It'snotfairtosharealltherice.I'mmarriedandI

havemywifeandchildrento26mewhenIam27.However,mybrotherhasnoonetotake

careofhis28So,eachnighthealsotookabagofriceandputitintohisbrother'sstore-room.

Severalmonthspassedby.Theyfound29strangethattheirriceneverbecameless.Then,one

darknightthetwobrothersranintoeachother.Slowlytheybegantounderstandwhatwashappening.Their

bagsfellontothegroundandtears30theireyesatonce.

21.A.groupB.familyC.classD.team

22.A.rightB.happyC.interestingD.wrong

23.A.poorB.popularC.aloneD.rich

24.A.jumpedB.playedC.wentD.rode

25.A.fromB.throughC.offD.between

26.A.lookafterB.lookforC.lookoutD.lookat

27.A.worriedB.oldC.healthyD.dead

28.A.hopeB.childrenC.farmD.future

29.A.themB.thisC.itD.that

30.A.appearedB.filledC.droppedD.rose

（2025?安徽淮北?一模）Weseecolorseverywhere.Itmakesourworldbeautiful.Coloralso31

ourfeelings.

Somecolorsrelaxuswhileothershelpusworkorthinkbetter.Manypeoplethinkwhitewallsand

brightlightshelpyouseebetterand32well.But,infact,thafsnottrue.Ifs33toworkin

aroomwithwhitewallsandbrightlight.Thecolorandlightmakepeople34.Studiesalsoshow

somethingelse:peoplefeelboredinaroomwithonlyone35.It'sbettertousetwocolorstogether.

Thenpeoplecan36andthinkbetter.

Colorslikebrightyellow,blue,orredcanalsobeusedinclassrooms,offices,libraries,andother

large37.Thesecolorsmakeabigplacefeelfriendlier.Theyalso38peopletoseethings

quickly.Butthesecolorsarevery39,soonlyusetheminsmallamounts（數(shù)量）.Ifaroomhastoo

muchcolor~~especiallybrightcolors-thiscanmakepeoplefeelnervous.Infact,manyfast-food

restaurantsusebrightlightsandlotsofcolorssopeopleeatand40quickly!

31.A.watchesB.influencesC.raisesD.comforts

32.A.sleepB.hearC.workD.act

33.A.hardB.goodC.rightD.fair

34.A.relaxedB.calmC.happyD.nervous

35.A.personB.seatC.colorD.light

36.A.standupB.runawayC.shoutoutD.payattention

37.A.tasksB.spacesC.meetingsD.projects

38.A.orderB.askC.helpD.want

39.A.dearB.strongC.gentleD.dark

40.A.smileB.sitC.thinkD.leave

（2025?安徽淮1匕?——模）Samliveswithhislovingfamilyinasmalltown.Hehasacutedognamed

Max.

MaxandSamarebestfriends.Onenight,whileeveryonewas41,afirebrokeoutinthe

kitchen.Theflames（火焰）grew42,butnobodyknew.

Sensing43fromthekitchen,Maxbarked（吠叫）loudlytowarnhisfamily.Hispersistent

（不斷的）barksfinallywokethemup,andtheywere44toseetheflamesspreadingquickly.Thanks

toMax,theywereableto45fromtheburninghousejustintime.

Thefamilystoodoutside,watchinghelplesslyasthefiredestroyedtheirhome.Tearswelledupin

theireyesastheyknewhowclosetheywereaboutto46.Butatleasttheystayedalive.Theyare

47forMax,thebestfriend.

They48theirhouseandbelongings,buttheyknowthattheyhaveeachotherandtheirbrave

littledog.TheyhuggedMaxtightlywithlove.Fromthatdayon,Maxisnotjusta49butaheroin

theireyes.He'sagoodfriendandsavesthemall.Andtogether,they50thechallenges.Theyknow

thataslongastheyhaveeachother,theycouldovercomeanything.

41.A.sleepingB.eatingC.drawingD.regretting

42.A.rapidlyB.slowlyC.warmlyD.happily

43.A.strangerB.waterC.heroD.danger

44.A.tiredB.excitedC.surprisedD.confident

45.A.liveB.escapeC.startD.jump

46.A.dieB.runC.callD.live

47.A.usefulB.hopefulC.carefulD.thankful

48.A.buildB.repairC.sellD.lose

49.A.petB.boyC.toolD.leader

50.A.learnB.missC.useD.face

（2025?河北甘B鄲?一模）ItwashalfpastsevenonMondaymorning.JayStonegotoutofbed.Hedid

acoupleofquickwake-upexercisesandthenhewentovertohis51andlookedathimself.

“Notbad,Stone,9,hesaidtohimselfandsmiled.Withhisdarkbrowneyesandhisthickbrownhair,

hehadthelooksthatturnedgirls'heads.Hemoved52tothemirrorandsmiled,checkinghisteeth.

“Perfect,“hethought.tcGoodenoughforatoothpastead.”

Ashiseyesmoveddowntohisstrongarms,hesmiledagain.Butsuddenly,thesmile53.His

eyesmovedfromtheupperpartofhisbodydowntohislegs.Hislegswereshort.Notjustshort,butfartoo

shortforhisbody.Hehadtheupperbodyofasix-footer,but54hislegshewasmuchlessthansix

feet!Sixinchesless!Sitting,hewasastallasalmostanyone.Standing,hehadto55atmostofthe

boysandevenmanyofthegirls.

Hecertainlydidn,tgettheshortlegsfromhisparents.Theywerebothquitetall.Lookingthroughold

familyphotos,hefoundthe56.Itwashisgrandfatheronhismother'sside.Hisshortlegswereagift

fromGrandpaTuttle.

Thanksalot,Grandpa!

Ofcourse,thekidsatschoolallnoticedJay'sshortlegsandtheyhadanickname（夕卜號(hào)）forhim:

Stubs!Almostnoonecalledhim57hisrealname;theyallcalledhimStubs.StubsStone,Jaydidn't

likehisnickname,buthehadtoacceptit.Hehadno58.

ButJaycouldn'tseeinthemirrorwhathislegscoulddo.Theywerequickandstrong.He;wasthe

youngestplayerontheBrewerHighfootballteam.Hecouldrunfasterthananyoneelseintheteamand,like

a59,hekeptgoingandgoing.Evenatbasketball,wheretheotherplayersweremuchtallerthanhim,

theywerestill60ofhimbecauseofhisspeed.

Jayshookhishead."Stubs,StubsStone,thekidwithstubbylegs.Yeah,thafsme,“hesaidtohimself

withalittlesmile.Suddenly,heheardhismother'svoice.

“Jay!Ifsbreakfast

51.A.mirrorB.skyC.pocketD,seat

52.A.fartherB.closerC.shorterD.better

53.A.appearedB.touchedC.frozeD.predicted

54.A.becauseofB.insteadofC.kindofD.lotsof

55.A.lookforB.lookforwardC.lookupD.lookdown

56.A.resultB.agreementC.coverD.answer

57.A.atB.forc.byD.with

58.A.chanceB.choicec.changeD.preparation

59.A.rabbitB.foxc.snakeD.mouse

60.A.satisfiedB.happyc.afraidD.serious

（2025?安徽?模擬預(yù)測）Whenyousleep,canyourealizethatyouaredreaming?Ifyes,thenyouare

havingaluciddream。青醒夢(mèng)）.Thisis61formostpeopletodo.Onlysomepeopleareabletodo

this.Now,scientistshavefoundwaysto62morepeoplehaveluciddreams.

DenholmAspyfromtheUniversityofAdelaideinAustraliafoundthatcertain63arekeyto

helpingpeoplehaveluciddreams.

First,people64themselvestofindoutwhethertheyaredreamingornot.Peoplecanpracticea

65forthisinreallife.Forexample,someonemaylookataclock,lookaway,andthenlookback.The

timeshouldstaythesame.Then,theymight66thismethodwhilesleeping.Butintheirdream,the

timeontheclockmight67veryquickly.Sopeopleknowtheyaredreaming.

Anothermethodistowakeupafterfivehoursofsleep.Then,stay68forawhile.Duringthis

time,repeatthewords,ctThenexttimeI'mdreaming,Iwill69thatI'mdreaming.9,Then,gotobed

againtohaverapideyemovement（REM）sleep.InREMsleep,peoplearemorelikelytoknowtheyare

dreaming.

Inaluciddream,peoplemightstudyahobbyandthenbecomebetteratthathobbyin70life,

accordingtoAspy.Forexample,youmightlearntoplaythepianoinaluciddream.Then,youmightplay

thepianobetterinreallife!

61.A.commonB.hardC.easyD.awful

62.A.stopB.punishC.helpD.pardon

63.A.skillsB.booksC.storiesD.machines

64.A.sendB.nodC.trainD.leave

65.A.sportB.lessonC.projectD.method

66.A.worryaboutB.careaboutC.talkaboutD.dreamabout

67.A.remainB.changeC.ringD.speak

68.A.healthyB.calmC.silentD.awake

69.A.forgetB.regretC.missD.remember

70.A.realB.modernC.dreamD.past

（2025?安徽?模擬預(yù)測）Foronly15yuan,FangWenjingcouldbuyherlunchatacommunitycanteen

（社區(qū)食堂）inHangzhou.Shehadtwodishesandabowlofrice-allveryhealthy.t6Thedisheshavea

home-cooked71JsaidFang.

Communitycanteenshavebecomemoreandmore72inChinarecently.Theyweremadefor

the73peopleatfirst.Itcanbedifficultforsomeoldpeopletocookontheirown,sothecanteens

provide74.Tohavelunchordinner,theyonlyneedto75forlessthan10minutes.Orthe

communityworkerscanalsobringthedishestothem.ZhangSuxia,aworkeratacommunitycanteenin

Hangzhou,saidthatthecookmadespecialmealsfortheold.Thefoodis76andhaslessoil.

Now,thecommunitycanteensare77moreyoungpeople.Forthosewhodon'twanttoorder

takeoutmealsoreatatrestaurants,thecanteens78themwithhealthierandcheaperdishes.This

also79communitycanteenstothinkofcreativewaystoprovidefoodandmakethingseasierfor

people.

Therearenowmorethan6,700communitycanteensinChina.The80ofcommunity

canteenscouldn'thavehappenedwithouttheworkoflocalgovernments.Theyprovidesubsidies（補(bǔ)貝占）for

buildingthecanteensaswellasthediningcostoftheoldpeople.

71.A.priceB.tasteC.shapeD.method

72.A.difficultB.impossibleC.negativeD.popular

73.A.oldB.youngC.poorD.busy

74.A.menuB.pleasureC.safetyD.help

75.A.walkB.liftC.cookD.stand

76.A.hardB.coldC.softD.sweet

77.A.bringinginB.leadingtoC.lookingafterD.givingup

78.A.connectB.agreeC.provideD.deal

79.A.warnsB.encouragesC.teachesD.protects

80.A.riseB.fightC.blockD.disaster

（2025?安徽?模擬預(yù)測）Bike-to-WorkDaywasstartedbytheLeagueofAmericanBicyclistsin1956.

Itis81everyyearacrossNorthAmericaonthethirdFridayofMay.Theevent82using

bicyclesasapracticalwaytogettoandfromwork,especially83forreducingourcarbon（碳）

footprintinthefightagainstglobalwarming.

Cyclingtoworkisa84choicecomparedtodrivingorusingpublictransport.Ahealthier

societymeanslesspressureonthecountry'shealthsystem.Itisalsocheaper,85howfaryoulive

fromyourworkplace.Additionally,cyclingcanmakeyoufeelmorecreativeandfullof86,which

helpsyouworkbetter.

Bicyclesarethemostcommon87oftransportintheworld,withaboutonebillioninuse.This

makesthemoneofthemost88inventionsever.Inmanycountries,weoftenseehundredsofpeople

cyclingeverywhere.Eveninhigh-techJapan,itis89toseebusinessmen,farmers,mothers,and

workersusingbikes.

Today,weusebicyclesforfun,work,sports,andmore.Withoutbicycles,muchoftheworldmight

have90gettingthingsdone!

81.A.celebratedB.stoppedC.namedD.judged

82.A.encouragesB.risksC.mindsD.avoids

83.A.traditionalB.freshC.seriousD.important

84.A.privateB.healthyC.softD.strict

85.A.dealingwithB.hopingforC.dependingonD.waitingfor

86.A.energyB.prideC.wonderD.spirit

87.A.projectB.fieldC.lessonD.form

88.A.expensiveB.modernC.specialD.popular

89.A.commonB.strangeC.necessaryD.polite

90.A.funB.abilityC.knowledgeD.trouble

（2025?安徽?模擬預(yù)測）KaitlinDouglassisamiddleschoolPEteacheratBigRapidsMiddleSchool

inMichigan,US.Shestartedfindingwaysto91activitieswithwheelchairs（輪椅）inherclasses.

The92camefromaparentofoneofherstudents.

Theparenfschild,11-year-oldChaseFuller,hasusedawheelchairsincehavinga（n）93in

2019anddevelopedaloveforwheelchairbasketball.Douglass,94abouttheidea,workedwith

Fuller'smothertomakeithappen.

Theclasshas95likewheelchairpickleball（匹克球），wheelchairvolleyball,andwheelchair

football.Wheelchairvolleyballandbasketballhavebeen96enjoyed.

“Icanseehowithasgivensomeofmystudentsabetter97ofthosewhoneedtousea

wheelchairdayinanddayout,“Douglasssaid.

Fortheable-bodiedstudentsintheclass,tryingdifferentsportshasshownthemwheretheir

weaknessesareandhowtheycan98themintostrengths,accordingtoDouglass.

Douglassspentlonghoursresearchingthese99.Shealsohopestomakethesekindsofsports

morecommoninschool,givingstudentschallengesand100togrow.

91.A.includeB.explainC.guardD.divide

92.A.interestB.coachC.ideaD.habit

93.A.testB.accidentC.interviewD.journey

94.A.worriedB.carefulC.nervousD.excited

95.A.rulesB.recordsC.instructionsD.activities

96.A.hardlyB.widelyC.silentlyD.heavily

97.A.understandingB.environmentC.resultD.control

98.A.lookB,pushC.turnD.take

99.A.studentsB.parentsC.sportsD.traditions

100.A.backgroundB.chancesC.doubtD.risks

（2025?陜西西安?三模）Everyonemaymeetsomeunhappythings.Howshouldwedealwiththem?

Hereissome101.

Don'ttalkaboutothersbehindtheirbacks.Thatmeansnotgossiping（說閑話）aboutyourteachers,

your102oryourfriends.Gossipingaboutotherpeopleonlysendsbadfeelings,103this

willgetbacktothemfinally.Theywillnotlikeyouandevengetangrywithyou.Soyoushould104

goodthingsaboutpeople.

Don'ttrytofightwithunreasonable（不理智）people,becauseyouwillfinditunnecessarytoexplain

topeoplewhodon't105you.Communicatingwiththemisalmostuseless.Ififsreally106

foryoutogetalongwithsomeone,thenstayaway.Don'ttellpeoplewhenthey5reactingpoorly.

107stayawayfromthemaspossibleasyoucan.

Bepolite.Beingkindandpolitecanhelpyou108trouble.Say"please"and"thankyou”,

andbepolitetosomeone.Developingahabitofgoodmannersandgoodsocial109isgoodforyou.

Ifyou'reimpolitetopeople,you'lldevelopabadreputation（名聲）.Noonewillhelpyouifyouarein

trouble.Thafsthe110situationthatnobodywants.

101.A.knowledgeB.informationC.adviceD.suggestions

102.A.doctorsB.engineersC.expertsD.classmates

103.A.andB.butC.orD.so

104.A.sayB.speakC.tellD.talk

105.A.playwithB.listentoC.worryaboutD.hearfrom

106.A.strongB.wrongC.hardD.fun

107.A.PerhapsB.InsteadC.HoweverD.Then

108.A.getintoB.getoutofC.learnfromD.thinkof

109.A.gamesB.hobbiesC.interestsD.skills

110.A.worstB.bestC.coldestD.hottest

（2025?安徽阜陽?一模）Afewyearsago,Ireceivedaninvitationtogiveaspeechatmyhighschool

graduationceremony（典禮）.Thiswasnotthe111timeIhadbeenaskedtospeakinpublic.AndI

usedtomakeupsome112torefusethoserequests.However,thistimeIfeltlikeIcouldn,t113

theresponsibility.

Tobehonest,Itriedto114theinvitationatfirst,too.My115was,'Tmreallynotgood

atgivingspeeches,9,butIwastoldthat"Believeinyourself5.Thencameamonthofanxiety（焦慮）.It

seemedtoberelaxingtoforgetaboutthewhole116bywatchingTVorplayinggames.ButIknewif

Ihaddoneso,itwouldonlymakemattersworse.117,Ipracticedagainandagain.Andintheend,I

gaveaquitegoodspeech.

Thisshowedthatpreparationisthe118waytodealwithanxiety.Whenfacingadifficult

119findoutwhafsinyour120andwhafsnot.Ififsoutofyourcontrol,thereisnousetoworry

aboutit.Justtakeactionandyouwillreduceyouranxietynaturally.

111.A.nextB.firstC.secondD.last

112.A.mistakesB.signsC.noticesD.excuses

113.A.avoidB.advisec.beginD.bring

114.A.lookdownB.sitdownc.turndownD.writedown

115.A.reviewB.restc.researchD.reply

116.A.teamB.wealthc.taskD.book

117.A.AnywayB.Insteadc.ThoughD.Similarly

118.A.bestB.worstc.mostD.hardest

119.A.educationB.attentionC.instructionD.situation

120.A.controlB.mindC.eyesD.ability

（2025?遼寧錦州?模擬預(yù)測）Afewmonthsago,fourbeggarsoftenmettogether.Oneday,theywere

so121becausenoneofthemhadgotmuchintheirbeggingbowls.t4Ionlygotthissmallpieceof

122today,9,thefirstsaid."I123gotanything,9,thesecondsaid."Ijustpickedupthese

vegetablesoutsidethefruitandvegetablestore.,,Thethird124thatallhehadbeengivenwerea

fewherbs（莖、葉可作食品的植物）thathecouldn'teatonhisown.Thefourthbeggarhadnotdonemuch

better,t6Ionlygottheseold,driedbeans!”

125theysataroundthefire,oneofthemhadagreatidea."Let'sputallourbitstogetherand

boilthem.126,wecanmakeatastymealandshareit."Theyallagreed.127,thefirst

beggarthought,4tIdon'twanttosharemine.I'lljustpretendtothrowmymeatintothepot.They511never

knowandI'lleat128meatlater.Sohedid.Nowthesameideahadalsohittheotherbeggars,and

thehousewasso129thatnoonecouldseeclearlywhattheothersweredoing.

Finally,oneofthem130thatthemealwasreadyand,inturn,eachofthemhadabowlofthe

meal.Theydrankthehotwaterinsilence,learningthatselfishness（自私）doesn'ttasteallthatgood.

121.A.upsetB.happyC.excitedD.interested

122.A.breadB.cakeC.meatD.pie

123.A.almostB.nearlyC.suddenlyD.hardly

124.A.comparedB.complainedC.agreedD.imagined

125.A.BeforeB.SinceC.OnceD.As

126.A.InawayB.InthewayC.InthiswayD.Bytheway

127.A.HoweverB.AlthoughC.FortunatelyD.Therefore

128.A.yourB.myC.hisD.their

129.A.darkB.blackC.brightD.small

130.A.thoughtB.saidC.askedD.expected

（2025?吉林?模擬預(yù)測）Onceuponatime,therewasalittlegirlnamedLily.Shelivedinasmall

village131themountains.Lilywasavery132girl.Shelovednatureandwasalways

curiousabouttheworldaroundher.

Oneday,Lilydecidedtogoforawalkintheforestnearhervillage.Asshewaswalking,she133

astrangesound.Itsoundedlikesomeonecrying.Lilywasabit134,buthercuriositygotthebetter

ofher.Shefollowedthesoundandfoundalittlebirdinabush.Thebirdhadabrokenwingandwas

135inpain.

Lilyfeltsorryforthebird.Shegentlypickeditupandtoo