2025年深圳中考英語(yǔ)沖刺預(yù)測(cè)《完形填空》含答案解析VIP

初中初中沖刺2025年中考英語(yǔ)必考題型終極預(yù)測(cè)（深圳專(zhuān)用）專(zhuān)題02完形填空15篇（名校模擬+地區(qū)真題）（2025·廣東深圳·模擬預(yù)測(cè)）Momwascookinginthekitchen.Thiswasthethirdtimeshehadseenthegirls1inthelivingroomthisweek.Shehadtriedtalkingtothemcalmly(平靜地)before,butnothingworked.Soshedecidedtodealwiththesituation2thistime.“Cometothekitchen,younglady,”MomsaidtoMariainacalmyet3voice.Mariawalkedintothekitchenandshouted,“Ican’tstandlivingwithFeliciaforanotherminute!”Momcalledout,“Felicia,cometothekitchenrightnow.”WhileFeliciawasonherway,Momputtwo4oppositeeachother,butveryclosetogether.“Maria,sithererightnow!AndFelicia,you,sitthere!”Thegirlssatfacetoface,withtheirkneesalmosttouching.“Now,lookeachotherintheeyeforfiveminutes,”Mom5.Atfirst,thegirlsmovedtheirbodiesfromsidetoside,clearly6withbeingsoclose.Momsaid,“Youmustkeepstaringateachotherforfiveminutes.Eachminuteyoudon’tmeeteachother’seyesmeansanotherminuteof7spentsittinginthechairs.”Theybothwantedout,sotheyhadtositthereandlookateachother.FelicialookedatMaria’smadfacewhileMarialookedatFelicia’s8face.Theyeachthoughttheotheronelookedsilly.Infact,itwassillyforthemtofightagainsteachotherovernothing.Suddenly,Maria9Felicia,tryingtohidehersmile.Feliciadidthattoo.Momwassowisethatshesaidnoother10but“Okaygirls,youcangonow.”1．A．playing B．fighting C．singing D．dancing2．A．sadly B．easily C．differently D．hurriedly3．A．strong B．happy C．low D．sweet4．A．knives B．presents C．desks D．chairs5．A．supposed B．minded C．ordered D．regretted6．A．uncomfortable B．excited C．satisfied D．bored7．A．rest B．punishment C．expression D．celebration8．A．dirty B．usual C．a(chǎn)nnoyed D．pale9．A．walkedaway-from B．stoodupfor C．lookedupto D．turnedawayfrom10．A．words B．matters C．thanks D．languages（2024·廣東深圳·三模）Itwasabusyday.Suddenly,Inoticedanelderlywomanstandingveryclosetothetraffic,looking1.Shewastryingtogetattentionfrompassers-bywhoweretoobusyto2her.WhenItriedtogentlymoveherbackfromthebusyroad,shetoldmethatshehaddroppedher3inthemiddleoftheroadandhadtogetitback.Asnooneseemedtobe4her,Idecidedtolendahand.Thetrafficwasbusywithofficegoers,schoolbuses,andcars.Itwasriskyto5withoutatrafficlight.Iaskedtheoldladytostaysafeand6steppedontotheroad,wavingmyhandstostopthecars.Onelane(車(chē)道)stopped,andIcontinued.AschoolbuscamenearandIwavedtostopit.Myexperiencehasbeenthatschoolbusdriversarealways7topedestrians.Thebusstoppedrightinfrontofme.Iquickly8thekeyandranbacktotheoldlady,tryingtoignoretheangrydriverbehind.Theoldladyhuggedmeandthankedmeformyhelp.ThoughIfeltso9tohavehelpedher,IrealisedthatmydecisionwasnotwiseasIfailedtothinkofmyown10.Maybeturningtoapolicemanforhelpwouldhavebeenabetterwaytosolvethelady’sproblem.1．A．worried B．excited C．relaxed D．a(chǎn)ngry2．A．save B．help C．notice D．guide3．A．wallet B．key C．hat D．card4．A．differentfrom B．a(chǎn)fraidof C．busywith D．interestedin5．A．cross B．drink C．play D．leave6．A．carefully B．proudly C．quickly D．cheerfully7．A．bad B．kind C．easy D．important8．A．pickedup B．gaveup C．madeup D．setup9．A．regretful B．nervous C．pleased D．calm10．A．business B．safety C．a(chǎn)bility D．experience（2024·廣東深圳·一模）Richardhasalwaysenjoyedmakingthingsusing1householdappliancesandmachines.2,whenhewasquiteyoung,hemadefansforhisparentshousefromcarpartsandthingshefoundinajunkyard(廢品堆放場(chǎng)).RichardlivesontheedgeoftheNairobiNationalParkinKenya.Theparkisfullofrhinos,giraffes,buffalosandlions.Sincehewasnine,thebig3hasbeenthelions.“Igrewuphatinglions”saysRichard.“Theyusedtocomeatnightandeatourcowswhenwewere4.”Thenonenight,ashewaswalkingaroundwithatorch,henoticed5.“Idiscoveredthatthelionswere6ofthemovinglight.”Lionsarenaturallyafraidofpeople.Richardrealizedthatthelionsconnectedthemovingtorchlightwithpeople,sothey7.Usingsomebulbsandwires,Richardsetupaseriesofflashinglightstogivelionsthe8thatpeoplewerewalkingaroundthelandwheretheanimalswerekept.Thelionsdidn’tcomenear.Soonotherfamilieswereusinghis“l(fā)ionlights”.Richard’slionlights9justtendollarstomake.Theyhavenotonlyhelpedthefarmersbutalsothelions.Manylionshavebeenkilledbyfarmerstryingtoprotecttheiranimals.Now,acrossKenya,Richard’sideahasbeen10byfarmerstoprotecttheiranimalsfrompredators(捕食性動(dòng)物)andtoprotecttheircropsfromelephants.RichardhasbeenofferedascholarshipatoneofKenya’stopschools.“Oneyearago,Iwasjustaboyherdingmyfather’scows.NowIwanttobeanengineerandapilot.”1．A．large B．new C．old D．small2．A．Inaddition B．Forexample C．Aboveall D．Asaresult3．A．influence B．surprise C．problem D．competition4．A．sleeping B．working C．talking D．walking5．A．a(chǎn)nything B．nothing C．everything D．something6．A．frightened B．a(chǎn)ware C．fond D．proud7．A．showedoff B．passedout C．camealong D．wentaway8．A．suggestion B．impression C．truth D．response9．A．spend B．take C．cost D．pay10．A．received B．controlled C．exchanged D．a(chǎn)ccepted（2024·廣東深圳·一模）閱讀短文，理解其大意，從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。Florawasplayingwithherpetdog,Stitch.Stitchjumpedup1andcaughtherfavouritesweater.Itwassohappythatitmadeseveralholeswithitsteeth.Florawasheartbroken.“Ican’tsimply2niceclothesjustbecauseofahole,”shethought.Asasweaterdesigner,sheoften3herownsweaters,butaftershewasleftwithmanyclotheswithholes,shedecidedtogetanew4—repairing.Insteadoftryingtomaketherepairas5aspossible,shetriedtorepairclotheswithabigfix.Herfirstsweaterwithholeswasfixedwithsunsetsandflyingbirds.IthasnowbecomepartofaspecialshowatamuseumintheUK.Theshowteaches6aboutclothingrepairthroughouthistorytothemodernday.Floranow7repairingclassesonlineandsharesadvicewithmorethan100,000Internetfollowers.She’spleasedthatrepairingone’sownclothesisbecoming8onceagain.“Ithasdisappearedforages,butit’sreallyexcitingtoseeit9,”shesays.“Iamverygladthatrepairinghasbecomeanew10.Itmakesmepositiveaboutthefuture.”1．A．excitedly B．a(chǎn)ngrily C．calmly D．secretly2．A．puton B．takeout C．handout D．throwaway3．A．lost B．made C．collected D．washed4．A．skill B．word C．lesson D．subject5．A．cheap B．clear C．special D．small6．A．visitors B．doctors C．reporters D．engineers7．A．buys B．joins C．offers D．takes8．A．easy B．serious C．popular D．important9．A．settingout B．comingback C．slowingdown D．movingforward10．A．tool B．idea C．product D．fashion（2024·廣東深圳·模擬預(yù)測(cè)）閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。TheChina(Shenzhen)InternationalCulturalIndustriesFair(ICIF國(guó)際文化產(chǎn)業(yè)博覽會(huì))onceagaincameundertheglobalspotlight.It1fromMay23to27attheShenzhenWorldExhibition&ConventionCenterinBao’anDistrict(深圳國(guó)際會(huì)展中心?寶安).SinceitwasfirstheldinShenzheninNovember2004,theICIFhas2aninternationalplatform(平臺(tái))thatnotonlyshowstheculturaldiversity(文化多樣性)andrichnessofChina3alot.Thisyear,alotofcountriestookpartintheICIF,4,theBeltandRoadcountries,risingfrom14in2015560thisyear.Theexhibitionspacehasalsosignificantlyexpanded(擴(kuò)展)from3,000to20,000squaremeters.Itissaidthatthisyear’seventattracted6,exhibitors,andbuyersfrom108countriesandregions.Manyexhibitorssaidthattheydeveloped7withlotsofcustomersbothinChinaandglobally.AccordingtoChenXiaoxu,whohasattendedtheICIFfor10years,itnotonlyprovidesa8toshowhercompanytotheworld,butalsobrings9marketfeedbackandbusinessopportunities(機(jī)會(huì))toherteam.“ICIFisgettingmoreandmorepopular.Iamvery10thatShenzhenhasprovidedsuchagoodplatformthatIwillinvitemorebusinesspartnerstothefair.”Shesaid.1．A．tookoff B．tookplace C．seton D．setoff2．A．become B．held C．required D．begun3．A．grow B．decrease C．drop D．lose4．A．unluckily B．simply C．recently D．especially5．A．a(chǎn)nd B．to C．in D．on6．A．relatives B．visitors C．families D．students7．A．permissions B．stories C．businesses D．pressure8．A．chance B．challenge C．branch D．game9．A．cheerful B．interesting C．common D．valuable10．A．sad B．disappointed C．proud D．upset（2024·廣東深圳·三模）閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。Earlythisyear,thevideoof11kindergarten(幼兒園)childreninGuangxigoingtoHeilongjiangforavisitbecamepopularontheInternet.Forsafety,thechildrenwore1coats,sotheywerecalled“LittleTangerines(小砂糖橘)”byInternetusers.Mr.Liang,ateacherwho2theteam,toldreportersthatamongthe11children,theoldestchildwassixandahalfyearsoldandotherswereunder6.Allofthemsaw3forthefirsttime.Thechildrenranandshouted4whentheyplayedsnowgames.Theparentsofthesesmallchildrenalsorepliedtothetwo5thatInternetusersaskedmost.Thefirstwasaboutthe6ofthetrip.AccordingtoMrs.Zhang,akid’sparent,eachchildspentabout3,000yuanbuyingsomeequipment(裝備)to7thecoldandthewholetripwasexpectedtocostabout10,000yuan.Besides,everyonecaredaboutthesafetyofthe“LittleTangerines”.Mrs.Zhangwasnotworriedbecausetheschooloften8suchkindsoftripsandithasrichexperience.Fromonlinevideos,wecanseethatthese11“LittleTangerines”were9bythreeteachersalltheway.Andthesesmallchildrenwere10ontheInternet,andtheywerewelcomedbyunclesandauntswherevertheywent.1．A．white B．black C．brown D．orange2．A．treated B．led C．required D．received3．A．rain B．storm C．snow D．fog4．A．quietly B．nervously C．excitedly D．sadly5．A．questions B．decisions C．directions D．suggestions6．A．cost B．time C．safety D．weather7．A．shut B．beat C．look D．catch8．A．refuses B．invites C．punishes D．organizes9．A．putup B．putoff C．lookedup D．lookedafter10．A．quick B．popular C．common D．tidy（2024·廣東深圳·三模）閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。Dinospenteachdayonthestreetsofabigcity,beggingformoney,foodandmaybeabedforthenight.Hewas1.Hesometimesheardthesoundofacoinortwodroppingintohiscup.Oneday,heheardanoiselouderthanusual.IfDinohad2,he’dhave(本能夠)seenayoungladyonherwaytowork.Buthedidn’t.Alittlelater,whenhelookedintothecup,hecouldhardly3whathesaw.Atthebottomwasashiningdiamondring.Dino’sfirstthoughtwastogostraighttoajeweller’s(珠寶店)andthat’s4whathedid.Tohissurprise,hewasoffered$4,000.Dinothoughtreallyhard.Althoughitwasmoremoneythanhe’dseeninalongtime,hethoughtabouthisgrandfatherwhoalwaystaughthimtodotherightthing.Heknewitwasa(n)5tomakethisdeal.Hehadtoreconsider.Thenhemadeuphismindand6thering.Infact,hedidn’twaitlong.Twodayslater,ayoungwomancametohimwhilehewasbegging.SheintroducedherselfasSarahandaskedifhe’dfoundanything7inhiscup.Dinoreachedintohispocketandpulledoutthering.Whenhesawthe8onSarah’sface,heknewhe’dmadetheright9.Sarahexplainedthatwhenshetookoutthecoins,she’dforgottenherringalsowasinher10.1．A．careless B．homeless C．tireless D．thoughtless2．A．lookback B．lookout C．lookinto D．lookedup3．A．explain B．describe C．believe D．understand4．A．exactly B．hardly C．easily D．strangely5．A．mistake B．chance C．a(chǎn)dventure D．trick6．A．sold B．exchanged C．hid D．kept7．A．common B．unusual C．ordinary D．celebrated8．A．smile B．beauty C．humor D．ring9．A．decision B．suggestion C．instruction D．conversation10．A．cup B．basket C．wallet D．finger（2024·廣東深圳·三模）閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選取出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。Blankets(毛毯)cankeepyouwarmoncoldnightsorcleanandrelativelydryonrainydays.ButLucyBlaylockmakesblanketsforadifferentpurpose:tocomfortpeoplewhoaregoingthrough1times.Shewantsherblanketstofeellikeabigand2hug.Lucylearnedtosew(縫紉)threeyearsago,whenshewaseight.Aftershe3ablanketforafriend’sbirthday,shestartedtothinkaboutotherkidswhomightneedalittleextralove.Shedidn’tknowwhethershewasrightsoshesharedher4onasocialwebsiteforhelp.Surprisingly,shereceivedsixteen5fromchildrenfacingissuessuchascancer,heartdiseaseandthedeathofagrandmother.“Itmakesme6whenIthinkofthekidsgettingthepackageinthemailandthenopeningit,”saidLucy.“Ialwayshopetheyknowsomeone7them.”Since2019,Lucyhas8donated500Lucy’sLoveBlanketstokidslivinginfourteencountriesandnearly36states.Shespendsabouthalfanhoursewinghernameandthelogoinsideaheartontheblanketseachtime.Forkidswhoenjoyvolunteering,she9themtogoaheadwithouthesitation(猶豫).“Don’twaituntilyouhaveeverythingready.Justdoit,andkeepgoing,”shesaid.“Evenwhenyoufeellikeitmightnotbemakingsobigadifference,servingotherpeoplealways10.”1．A．difficult B．perfect C．pleasant D．useless2．A．cold B．warm C．slow D．quick3．A．bought B．showed C．made D．wore4．A．joy B．idea C．chore D．success5．A．instructions B．a(chǎn)pologies C．invitations D．responses6．A．a(chǎn)nnoyed B．excited C．frightened D．interested7．A．believesin B．staresat C．caresabout D．guardsagainst8．A．totally B．gently C．suddenly D．luckily9．A．a(chǎn)sked B．a(chǎn)llowed C．encouraged D．warned10．A．suffers B．depends C．happens D．matters（24-25九年級(jí)下·廣東深圳·開(kāi)學(xué)考試）Amankeptdrivingfor3hoursandfeltsleepy.Suddenly,hedroveofftheroadintoaditch(溝).Thoughhewasn’t1,hiscarwasstuckdeepintheditch.Sothemanwalkedtoanearbyfarmtoaskfor2“Warwickcangetthecaroutofthatditch,”saidthefarmer,pointingtoanoldmule(騾子)standinginafield.Themanlookedattheoldmule,thinkingthatitwas3forittodothat.Thefarmernoticedthe4ontheman’sfaceandrepeated,“Yep,oldWarwickcandothejob.Ibelieveinhim.”Themanthoughthehadnothingtolose.So,thetwomenandthemulethen5totheditch.Thefarmertiedthemuletothecar.Thenhepulledtheropeandshouted,“Pull,Fred!Pull,Jack!Pull,Ted!Pull,Warwick!”Soon,themulepulledthecaroutoftheditch6.HethankedthefarmerandWarwick.Buthewasstill7abouthowWarwickdidit.Soheasked,“Whydidyoucalloutallthose8beforeyoucalledWarwick?”Thefarmersmiled,saying:“OldWarwickisjustaboutblind.Butaslongashebelieveshe’spartofateam,hedoesn’t9pullingandtrieshisbest.”JustasitiswithWarwick,beinginateam10makesusmorepositive,becauseweknowwearesupportedallthetime.1．A．a(chǎn)sleep B．a(chǎn)wake C．blind D．hurt2．A．order B．help C．a(chǎn)greement D．permission3．A．lucky B．proper C．impossible D．incorrect4．A．joy B．a(chǎn)nger C．smile D．worry5．A．a(chǎn)skedtheway B．clearedtheway C．madetheirway D．foundtheirway6．A．secretly B．confidently C．peacefully D．successfully7．A．a(chǎn)nxious B．curious C．nervous D．serious.8．A．names B．numbers C．signs D．patterns9．A．enjoy B．mind C．risk D．practice10．A．never B．seldom C．sometimes D．a(chǎn)lways（24-25九年級(jí)下·廣東深圳·開(kāi)學(xué)考試）閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將相應(yīng)的字母編號(hào)涂黑。Almosteveryonehasadreamjob,andforSusan,itisbeingawhale(鯨)trainerathercity’saquarium(水族館).Lastyear,Susanfinallyhada(n)1,butitwasmorethanjustsigningup(報(bào)名).Peoplewhowantedthisjobhadtotakepartinacompetition.Theyneedtoshowhowfartheycouldgodownintotheseven-metre-deeppoolthathousedthewhalesandhowlongtheycouldstaythere.Theonewhocouldreachthedeepestandstay2underwaterwouldgetthejob.Susansigneduptotryout,andeverythingwent3atfirst.Butthen,asshewentdowntoaboutfivemetresundertheicywater,herlegsstopped4.Thecoldwatercausedahugepaininherlegs.Shewasunabletoswimbacktothesurface(表面).Shewasingreatfearandcouldn’tthink.Thisonlycausedherto5fartherintothepool.JustasSusan6hope,shesuddenlyfeltherselfbeingpushedtothesurface.ItwasMila,awhaleinthepool.ShenoticedSusan’s7,heldherleginhermouthandpushedSusanuptothesurface.Susanwas8,thankstoMila’squickaction.TheaquariumspokespersonsaidSusanwasreally9,becauseMilahadrealizedSusanneededhelpbeforeanyoftheworkinggroupdid,whichsavedvaluabletime.“Whalesare10animals—theyliveandplaytogether.Inthewild,theyshowgreatinterestinhumansandoftenswimclosetoboatsanddivers.”1．A．chance B．job C．dream D．idea2．A．thelongest B．theshortest C．thelarger D．thesmaller3．A．close B．deep C．late D．well4．A．trying B．hurting C．working D．resting5．A．drop B．swim C．jump D．search6．A．gaveaway B．gavein C．gaveout D．gaveup7．A．look B．trouble C．move D．place8．A．changed B．lost C．chosen D．saved9．A．lucky B．brave C．a(chǎn)fraid D．sad10．A．funny B．lonely C．social D．strong（2024·廣東深圳·三模）Wewereaverydullcrowdofpeoplewhotookthebuseveryday.Wesat1withcheerlessfaces:Oneofthe2wasasmallgreyman.Hewalkedslowlywhenheboardedthebuswithsomedifficulties.Nooneever3him.Oneday,theoldmanboardedthebuscheerfullyandsaidinaloudvoice:“Averygoodmorningtoyouall!”Someofuslookedup,feeling4,andmurmured“Goodmorning”inreply.Inthefollowingdays,hesaidgoodmorningtouseveryday,andwegraduallybeganto5andtalktoeachother.Onemorninghehadabunchofwildflowersinhishand.“Haveyougotsomegoodnews?”Weasked.He6shylyandsaidyes.Fromthenon,healwaysbroughtaflower.Someoftheregularpassengersbeganbringinghimflowersaswell.Peoplealsostartedtosharethe7andtalkaboutthedailynews.However,onemorning,theoldmanwasn’twaitingatthe8stop.Evenworse,hedisappearedforafewdays.Wewere9him.Itturnedoutthatoneofhisclosefriendshaddiedattheweekend.AndhewasexpectedtobebackonMonday.ThenextMondaywhentheoldmangotonthebus,thebuswasfullofsilence.Eventhoughnoonehadtalkedaboutit,allthoseofus,satwithoureyesfilledwith10andabunchofwildflowersinourhands.1．A．happily B．silently C．nervously D．carefully2．A．passengers B．receptionists C．tourists D．visitors3．A．tookcareof B．paidattentionto C．gotalongwith D．madefunof4．A．excited B．a(chǎn)mazed C．a(chǎn)fraid D．interested5．A．doubt B．satisfy C．encourage D．greet6．A．nodded B．waved C．sighed D．listened7．A．a(chǎn)dvertisement B．telephone C．newspaper D．diary8．A．ordinary B．usual C．special D．basic9．A．a(chǎn)ngrywith B．pleasedwith C．tiredof D．concernedabout10．A．joy B．fear C．smiles D．worries（2024·廣東深圳·模擬預(yù)測(cè)）Atthe2023ShenzhenMarathoninGuangdongprovince,45-year-oldLuoShujiancrossedthefinishlinepushinghis13-year-oldsonXiaobai,whowasinawheelchair.They1thehalf-marathonraceinShenzheninanhourand59minutes.Xiaobaiwasbornwithcerebralpalsy(大腦性癱瘓).It2himtwoyearstolearnhowtowalk,andthedisease3affectshiscognitiveabilities(認(rèn)知能力).Formostofhislife,Xiaobaiislikelytostayathome,buthisfatherdoesnot4.Hewantstogivehissonafullandhappylife.Eveninawheelchair,marathonsarealsoa5forXiaobai.ButLuotrieshisbesttomakesurehissonfeelshappyandsafeduringruns.Althoughhecannotexpressfeelingsin6,heshowsthemthroughexpressionsandbodylanguage.Toshowhis7,heclapshishandsandwearsasmile.Otherrunnersshowkindnessand8energy,cheeringthemonastheypass.Theirmarathon9hastakenthemtoChengduinSichuanprovincetoseepandas,toBeijingtoclimbtheGreatWall,andtoLanzhoutotakephotosalongtheYellowRiver.Luo10tokeeprunningwithhissontoallowXiaobaitolivethebestlifehecan.1．A．ran B．held C．finished D．walk2．A．paid B．spent C．bought D．took3．A．quietly B．a(chǎn)ctually C．greatly D．carefully4．A．givein B．giveup C．giveout D．giveaway5．A．race B．challenge C．gift D．difficulty6．A．orders B．words C．gestures D．numbers7．A．happiness B．sadness C．surprise D．nervousness8．A．worried B．practical C．negative D．positive9．A．competition B．a(chǎn)dventure C．a(chǎn)ctivity D．organization10．A．has B．likes C．plans D．believes（23-24九年級(jí)下·廣東深圳·開(kāi)學(xué)考試）閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。China’s15-year-oldChenYewongoldinthemen’sparkfinalofskateboardingatthe19thAsianGamesinHangzhouonSept25th.Chenstartedgettingintothissportin2016.“I1onedayIwenttoasportsstore,andbychance,Isawaskateboard.Idecidedtogiveitatry,”ChentoldChinaYouthDaily.2itwasreallychallengingtostayontheboardatfirst,Chenfounditvery3.“EverytimeIdidsomedifficulttricks(技巧),Ifeltthejoyofmakingbreakthroughs(突破),”saidChen.Gradually,Chenneededabetterskateparkfortraining.Tomeettheneed,hisfatherdecidedtomakeaskatebowlhimself.“Hewouldworkonitlateintothenight,sometimesuntilthreeorfourinthemorning,”saidChen.“I’mreallythankful4myfather’ssupport.”Asajuniorhighschoolstudent,Chenneededtofinda5betweenhisschoolworkandskateboarding.Hisonly“privilege(特權(quán))”wasbeingfreefromPEclasses,duringwhichhewoulddoschoolworkbecauseheneededtopracticein6ownskatebowlforhoursafterreturninghome.Hetrainedinthemorning,studiedintheafternoonandsometimeshadtohaveextra(額外的)classeswiththeteacher’shelp.While7thecompetitionthisyear,Cheneven8withhisfatheroverhisstudyschedule.Hewantedtotrainformorehoursatnightto9interfering(干擾)withdaytimeclasses.Lookingatthesevenyearsoflearningskating,Chensaidthisexperiencemadehim10andmoredeterminedtodosomethinghetrulyloves.1．A．stop B．remember C．finish D．drive2．A．Because B．When C．Unless D．Although3．A．impossible B．different C．interesting D．expensive4．A．for B．to C．with D．a(chǎn)t5．A．way B．balance C．suggestion D．relationship6．A．their B．his C．its D．her7．A．gettingonwith B．gettingangryat C．gettingreadyfor D．gettingoutof8．A．shared B．a(chǎn)ccepted C．compared D．disagreed9．A．consider B．a(chǎn)void C．enjoy D．keep10．A．taller B．stronger C．brighter D．thinner（23-24九年級(jí)下·廣東深圳·開(kāi)學(xué)考試）閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將相應(yīng)的字母編號(hào)涂黑。Iknowpeoplewhoplaninadvanceforallgiftstheyneedtobuyduringtheholidays.Meanwhile,I1untilthelastminute,double-checkingmypurchasehistorytomakesureI’mnotgivingsomeonea(n)2gift.Ilovegivinggifts,butfindit3.YetIknowotherswhoexcelatit.Theydoeverythinginadvance,sothegiftsare4andunique.PeggyLiufromtheUniversityofPittsburgh,who’sstudiedthepsychologyofgift-giving,said:“skilledgifterswilldothingslike5pastgifts,notingwhetherpeoplelikedthemandusingagiftingformula(方法).”6there’snoformalresearchonwhattypesofpersonalitiesarebetteratgivinggifts,Liuclaimedthebestgifterstendto“havethisfeelingof7”whengivingtheperfectgifts-andtheymayevenviewtheirabilitytogiftwellaspartoftheiridentity.Forexample,whenothersgive8feedback,itmakesthegiftgiverfeelacknowledged,which9themtocontinuespendingextratimeandcarewhengivinggifts.Thatcanincreasethe10fromthegift-givingexperience,explainedLiu.1．A．a(chǎn)sk B．wait C．receive D．miss2．A．fashionable B．strange C．repeat D．unnecessary3．A．boring B．upsetting C．meaningless D．challenging4．A．thoughtful B．useful C．precious D．complicated5．A．searchingfor B．takingcareof C．makinguseof D．keepingtrackof6．A．So B．If C．Although D．When7．A．shame B．hope C．humor D．a(chǎn)chievement8．A．positive B．immediate C．negative. D．effective9．A．reminds B．encourages C．forces D．requires10．A．enjoyment B．expense C．uncertainty D．pressure（23-24九年級(jí)下·廣東深圳·開(kāi)學(xué)考試）閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將相應(yīng)的字母編號(hào)涂黑。ZhangJinyuangraduatedfromanursingcollegeinNanchang,JiangxiProvince.Shestarted1nursingatalocalhospitalin1949.Now,Zhang,94,stillvolunteerstovisitandcareforoldpeopleandhasno2ofstoppinganytimesoon.“Iwanttokeepworkinghardinmy100thyear.Beingabletoworktotheageof110wouldbea(n)3forme,”shesaidataceremonyheldinBeijing.TheceremonywasheldtohonorZhang,who4the2023InternationalAchievementAward.ZhangbeganworkingasanurseatahospitalinNanchangin1951.Asanurse,Zhangwasalways5withsickpeople.Sheretiredin1992,butwaslookingforchancestocontinueplayingaroleinnursingcare.Duringavisittoapatient’shome,Zhangwas6tolearnthattheoldperson,whosebloodpressurereadingwasunstable(不穩(wěn)定的),oftenforgottotakemedicineandmonitorhisbloodpressure.So,anideabegan7inhermind—tobringnursingcareservicesintocommunitiesandfamilies.Atfirst,16otherretirednurses8thedrive.InOctober,2009,Zhangsetupahome-basedcarevolunteergrouptoimprovetheirservices.Slowly,the9ofthegroupkeptgrowingandnowithasnearly20,000volunteers.“Moreandmorepeoplehavebenefitedfrommygroup.Thisis10whatIwanttosee,”Zhangsaid.1．A．developing B．changing C．practising D．finishing2．A．experiences B．skills C．gifts D．plans3．A．pleasure B．hobby C．mistake D．result4．A．created B．received C．heard D．rejected5．A．magic B．patient C．special D．typical6．A．sad B．lucky C．nervous D．excited7．A．working B．dreaming C．forming D．deciding8．A．joinedin B．tookup C．putforward D．setoff9．A．weight B．size C．height D．a(chǎn)rea10．A．quickly B．loudly C．seriously D．exactly沖刺2025年中考英語(yǔ)必考題型終極預(yù)測(cè)（深圳專(zhuān)用）專(zhuān)題02完形填空15篇（名校模擬+地區(qū)真題）（2025·廣東深圳·模擬預(yù)測(cè)）Momwascookinginthekitchen.Thiswasthethirdtimeshehadseenthegirls1inthelivingroomthisweek.Shehadtriedtalkingtothemcalmly(平靜地)before,butnothingworked.Soshedecid