2017北京各区初三英语中考二模完形填空汇总海淀My RightEarWhenIwasalittleboy,Icriedalot.My parentsdidn’t takeitseriouslyuntiltheynoticedmerubbingmyrightearfromtimetotime.Thentheybroughtmetothe31,expectinghimtogivemesomemedicine.Instead,thedoctortoldthemthatIhadatumor(肿块)inmyrightear.Iwasimmediatelyperformedan operation.After theoperation,myearproducedamixedliquid(液体)withbloodandwater.Themixture didn’t32 goodandIneededto go to thedoctor everysixmonths togetmyearcleanedout.Ialsohadtoputacleancottonballintomyeareachdayto33 beingmadefun ofin school.Onthefirstdayofmythirdgrade,Iwokeuplateandalmostmissedthebus.Whatwasworse,Iforgotmycottonball. Atschool,otherkidsnoticedthesmell,andallofthemweremakingfunofme.Obviously, mythirdgradewas34 . Iconsideredthefollowingsummervacationmysecondchancetomakenewfriends.Atfirst,I35my brother’sfriends clo selyintheneighborhood,butsoontheytoldmetohangoutwithmyownfriends.Iwasso36thatIendedupwalkinghomeandcrying.Afterthat,Ikepttomyselfandalwayshadmyearplugged(堵).Ihadsomefrie nds,yetwewerejustschoolfriends.Wetookthesameclass,wetalkedatlunch,butweneverhungout.I wasn’t sureifIwas readyto have close friends forfear ofbeing 37 again.Inhighschool,everything startedfalling intoplace.Iwasfinallyacceptedbymy brother’s friends,andIalsometthepeoplewhoaremygoodfriendstoday.Therea ltestwasthatthetumor38backandIneededanotheroperation.Iwasoutofschoolforaweek.Whenreturningtoschool,IfeltnervousbecauseIkne wthekidswondered where Ihadbeenandwhathadbeenwrongwithme. However,whenfinallygettingtomyclass,Iwas 39 bymy friendswhotoldmethat thingshadn’t beenthesamewithoutme,andnoonementionedanythingaboutmyear.Thiswast he40thatprovedtheyweremytruefriends.Atthatmoment,Iknewthey wouldbelifelongfriends of mine.25.A. writer B.artist C. doctor D. scientist26.A.look B.feel C. taste D.smell27.A. forget B. enjoy C. avoid D. keep28.A. strange B.terrible C. different D. dangerous29.A. controlled B.held C. protected D. followed30.A. excited B.disappointed C. satisfied D. frightened31.A.hurt B.caught C. cheated D.punished32.A. grew B.fell C. pushed D. stepped33.A. praised B.encouraged C. trusted D. respected34.A. test B. lesson C. message D. methodCDCBD BAABA东城Earning(挣钱) PowerEveryone headed home except Jamila and Tyler. Jamila sat on her chair, bouncing（弹）a small rubber ball against the desk. Tyler sat on the chair next to her. “What’s wrong, Jamila?”he asked. “Did you ask your parents about the bike?”Jamila nodded as she bounced the ball. “They said that I have a perfectly good __31___. I tried to tell them that I need a racing bike, but they just didn’t understand.”“When is your birthday?” asked Tyler helpfully. “Maybe you could ask for a new bike for your __32___.”Jamila shook her head. “It was more than a month ago.”S he said. “I don’t think I’m going to get this bicycle, Tyler. I have some of my birthday money left from my grandparents, but it won’t be enough to __33___ the bike I want.”“I really want it.” Jamila continued. “I want to start training with the Green Ridge Cyclist. If I don’t start training in the next month, I won’t be __34__ ride in the fundraiser(筹款活动)Jamila and Tyler sat 35in the classroom for a few minutes. The only sound was the thud(砰砰声) of the rubber ball hitting the desk. Suddenly, Tyler jumped. “Have you asked your parents if they have any housework you can do?” she asked Jamila. “When I was saving to buy my skateboard, my parents made a list of things I could do. We agreed on a certain payment, and every time I finished a piece of work, they 36 me for it.”For the first time all these day, Jamila started to feel a bit 37. “That’s a great idea, Tyler,” said Jamila. “My parents are always saying that there just aren’t enough hours in the day for everything they need to do.”A few days later, Tyler stopped over at Jamila’s house. Jamila and her mom were 38 in the front yard. “Hi, Tyler,” they greeted Tyler as they watched him walk up the path to the house.“Tyler, I want to 39 for your creative thinking,” said Jamila’s mom, putting some weeds (杂草) in the trash bin (垃圾箱). “We’re almost done weeding all the flowerbeds, and with Jamila’40 it took me half the time. Yesterday she painted the garage, wrapped birthday presents for her cousins, and helped her dad clean the study.”Jamila smiled. “At this rate, I’m going to have my bicycle in no time.”31. A. bike B. ball C. desk D. chair32. A. family B. classmate C. birthday D. holiday33. A. repair B. make C. borrow D. buy34. A. proud B. ready C. active D. free35. A. comfortably B. patiently C. regretfully D. quietly36. A. paid B. praise C. encouraged D. understood37. A. important B. surprised C. hopeful D. strange38. A. riding B. working C. dining D. resting39. A. choose B. congratulate C. invite D. thank40. A. lead B. trust C. help D. designACDBD ACBDCMy Bigger BrotherI never thought that my heart would ache when the smelly socks and loud music were gone in my life. My brother is off at college and I miss him __31___ . We share a special kind of closeness as siblings(手足)，but then, my brother is a special kind of person. It’s how he deals with things, how he treats his friends and his family, how he cares about people that makes me so 32. That’s what aspire(努力) to be.He applied(申请) to 14 colleges. He was accepted to all but one, the one he wanted to attend most, Brown University, so he went with his second choice. When he came home for summer vacation, he informed us that he had come up with a(n) 33 . He was going to do whatever it took to get into Brown.His plan was move to Rhode Island near Brown, find a job and do whatever he could to become 34 in the area. He’d work his hardest, and someone, he was sure would notice. This was a big deal for my parents because it meant agreeing to a year without college, a scary(可怕的) thing for them. But they 35 him and encouraged him to do whatever he thought it would take to achieve his dream.It wasn’t long before he was asked to produce the plays at Brown. Now washis 36 shine, and shine he did. No task was too big or too small. He put every bit of himself into the job. He met teachers, talked to everyone about his dream and told them what he was after.And sure enough, at the end of the year, when he reapplied to Brown, he was 37 .We were all really happy, but for me the happiness went very deep. I had learn an important lesson—a lesson no one have taught me with 38 , a lesson I had to see with my own eyes. If I work hard for what I want, if I keep trying after I’ve been turned away, my dreams also can come true. This is a gift I still hold in my heart. Because of my brother, I am more hopeful about life.Recently, I flew to Rhode Island all by myself to visit him, and I had so much fun for a week in an apartment without parents. The night before I left, my brother look me right in the eye and said he loved me. He told me to remember never to do anything that I feel isn’t right and that I can always 39 my heart. Part of me had grown up on his trip, and for the first time I thought about the important job that I had waiting for me at home. You see, I have a ten-year-old sister. It looks as though it’s going to be difficult for me. But you know, I had a 40 teacher.31. A. terribly B. hardly C. finally D. probably32. A. special B. proud C. excited D. surprised33. A. opinion B. suggestion C. message D plan34. A. known B. rich C. humorous D. strong35. A. saved B. trusted C. taught D. pushed36. A. change B. challenge C. chance D. choice37. A. accepted B. trained C. loved D. recognized38. A. tests B. experiences C. photos D. words39. A. close B. break C. follow D. comfort40. A. new B. great C. patient D. strictABDAB CADCBBest Friends“Please stay,” I asked. Ann was my best friend, and I didn’t want her to go. She looked around and a toy bear caught her eyes. The bear was the 31 that aunt Reba gave to me and I loved most.“I’ll stay if you give me this,” Ann said. I frowned (皱眉). I couldn’t 32 parting with the bear. “But Aunt Reba gave it to me,” I said in a low voice.I really loved Aunt Reba. She 33 spent time staying with me after work. We saw each other almost every day. The day she died, I cried for hours, unable to 34 I would never see her again. Now, as I held the soft bear, I could see her smiling face.“Come on,” said Ann. “I’m your best friend.”At that moment, I wanted someone to play with so much that I 35 the bear to ann.That evening, I didn’t have dinner. Once up in my room, I began to really miss the bear! I couldn’t help crying when mum asked what was wrong. I told her how 36 I felt. She hugged me and encouraged me to listen to my 37 .Alone in the dark, I asked myself. Why didn’t I ask Ann to stay? What should a best friend be like? And is Ann really my best friend? I knew what to do.The next day, I found Ann at her house. I took a 38 breath and asked for the bear. She look at me for a long time. “OK,” she said finally, producing the bear from her pocked. “I didn’t like it anyway.”I looked into her eyes and asked, “do you think the best friend can take away others’ favorite toy?” she stayed in 39 . After a few good seconds, she looked up at me and 40 her head. We both smiled.Since then, we have come to understand that best friends are people who want to spend time with us but they ask for nothing in return.31. A. animal B. present C. friend D. lesson32. A. imagine B. keep C. practice D. mind33. A. always B. sometimes C. seldom D. never34. A. doubt B. mention C. believe D. guess35. A. threw B. showed C. lent D. handed36. A. happy B. warm C. awful D. strange37. A. heart B. excuse C. feeling D. advice38. A. long B. hard C. heavy D. deep39. A. shape B. love C. silence D. touch40. A. nodded B. shook C. held D. lifted石景山Household ChoresDan, my third child, was especially proud of his ability to cook. That happened because six years after starting out as a single parent, I finally got my first full-time job. I liked the work, but the office was an hour away and the days were 31 .For the first few weeks, after a long day of work, I would arrive home at 7:00 at night and started preparing dinner. By the time we actually sat down to eat everyone was tired. So we came up with another 32 . Each Sunday I would plan meals for the following week.But who would do the cooking? Matthew had a part-time job after school. Lisa had to go to the Chess Club. It turned out that fourteen-year-old Dan was usually the first one to arrive home, and so he 33 the responsibility to prepare the meal for us each night.We spent few weekend evenings cooking together and I taught him simple cooking skills.And for the rest of that year, he made dinner for us every night.Yes, there were a few bad meals. But it didn’t matter 34 it was a great feeling for me to walk into the door and smell dinner cooking in the house. We were able to start our evening around the table together, enjoying a simple meal and 35 the stories of the day.One day I read an article about things that make us feel loved. I wondered what made my children feel loved. Dan’s answer 36 me the most. “I felt loved when I made dinner every night when you were working fulltime,” he said.“That made you feel loved?” I couldn’t believe it. I’d often had moments of guilt over 37 so much of my children, worrying that I made them do too much chores.“Yeah, I did,” he said. “I liked learning to cook with you. And I felt that you 38 me to make the meals for the whole family. And that trust made me feel loved.”I look at our household chores 39 now. They are not so painful and annoying tasks as I thought before; they are part of what it means to be a family together. They are opportunities for us to show love for each other and to feel 40 in return.31. A. bright B. short C. long D. dark32. A. plan B. mind C. job D. story33. A. agreed B. took C. began D. checked34. A. if B. so C. when D. because35. A. writing B. sharing C. making D. painting36. A. surprised B. disappointed C. worried D. scared37. A. keeping B. forcing C. telling D. asking38. A. trained B. trusted C. showed D. joined39. A. fairly B. happily C. differently D. hopefully40. A. picked B. saved C. moved D. lovedCABDB ADBCDThere’s No “I” in Teamice. I love taking the risk to score even if I miss.going to get one because I was one of the lead scorers on our team. They handed out five prizes but none ofhappy for my teammates who did get one. When we got home I had a long talk with my mom and told her how I felt before bed. I fell asleep with a crying headache.When I woke up in the morning there was a card waiting for me on the kitchen table.Dearest Adam:I just wanted to write you a note of encouragement because I know you felt 34 about not getting a prize tonight. Do you remember how I told you that everything happens for a reason? And, how most of the time, when we think it is35 , we don’t have the full picture? In the end, it is best to say “It is what it is” and choose to be happy anyway.You are smart and kind. And you don’t need a prize to tell you how great you are. Don’t ever stop 36 or believing that dreams come true, because they do! Just not always with the timing we think they should!Love you so, so, so, much!Mom and DadThis year at our tournament (锦标赛) when I was coming out of the change room, my coach stopped me and told me that he never 37 our games by the goals that were scored. He told me that he liked that I could play defensively(防守) and set up plays.When I thought about what he said later on, I realized that he was 38 .Last year I kept the puck to myself, but this year I had given a lot of effort to passing and working as a 39 player. In that moment, I knew why I hadn’t won a prize, but more than that, I realized that there is no “I” in team.I’m so happy that I learned that 40 .31. A. jump B. swim C. ride D. skate32. A. notices B. prizes C. grades D. presents33. A. smile B. shout C. lie D. nod34. A. excited B. amazed C. worried D. disappointed35. A. unsafe B. uncertain C. unfair D. undoubted36.A. changing B. dreaming C. sharing D. giving37. A. played B. created C. judged D. watched38. A. right B. patient C. careful D. strong39.A. key B. hockey C. game D. team40. A. skill B. lesson C. reason D. experienceDBADC BCADBDad's AdviceWhen I finished my school education, I began to find a job. I was very happy because it was time to make my dream come true.One evening, my father talked to me about what kind of ____ (31) I should look for. He wanted me to work for a big company and asked me to take his advice. But I really hoped to be a teacher. It was my dream. I didn't accept his ______ (32). We shouted and didn't talk to each other. Even worse, I found it more and more difficult for us to say sorry as time went by.A week later, I decided to break the ____ (33) and make the first move. So I dialed (拨打) my father's number and began talking in a low voice, “Dad...I am ______ (34). I shouldn't argue with you that day!”There was a silence at the other end. After a while, he ___ (35) in a low voice. “Well, that's all right, honey.”I was surprised, and raised my voice a little, “Dad, I understand why you don't want me to be a teacher, but to be a teacher is my dream job. I hope you can also ______ (36) me.”From the other end of the line comes my father’s answer, “Sorry, honey. I shouldn’t force you to accept my idea. You have your own dream, I should ______ (37) you.”On hearing this, I was so ______ (38) that my eyes were full of tears (眼泪). I realized that this special moment had taken our father-and-son relationship to a new level.A few weeks later, my mother told me that my father had been ill for half a year. He would get an operation (手术). The operation was successful. My father was saved and ____ (39) escaped (逃离，逃脱) death.Many times I feel lucky that I ______ (40) the first step to say sorry to my father. I can’t imagine how I can live the rest of my life if my father didn’t have a successful operation.31. A. family B. school C. job D. friend32. A. gift B. advice C. money D. wish33.A. door B. window C. ice D. plan34.A. brave B. busy C. happy D. sorry35. A. answered B. discussed C. sang D. read36. A. love B. become C. understand D. change37. A. thank B. train C. remember D. support38. A. sad B. moved C. proud D. tired39. A. luckily B. easily C. carefully D. confidently40. A. taught B. forgot C. hided D. madeCBCDA CDBADWhenever my child caused me to change my schedule(计划), I thought to myself, “We don’tThe two of us had taken a bike ride to the supermarket. After buying an ice cream for my daughter, she satI could have cried. Perhaps the pains of a hurried life don’t ever completely disappear, I thought sadly. As myI had a choice. I could sit there in sorrow (悲伤) thinking about the number of times when I rushed my child through life…or I could celebrate the fact that today I’m trying to do things differently. I chose to live in today.“You don’t have to rush,” I said gently. Her whole face immediately brightened and her shoulders relaxed. Andgave my child a little time… and in return, she gave me her last bite and remin ded me that things taste sweeter31. A. money B. place C. time D. room32. A. gives B. wins C. loses D. matters33. A. keep B. like C. hate D. forget34. A. sadly B. carelessly C. politely D. happily35. A. feet B. hand C. face D. head36. A. knew B. told C. described D. remembered37. A. weeks B. days C. hours D. moments38. A. first B. second C. third D. last39. A. ate B. had C. saved D. finished40. A. harder B. easier C. faster D. slowerCDADC ADDCB“We have visitors this morning,” Ms. Myers told Class 5. “A journalist and a photographer from the newspaper are doing an article about our new school library. And some of you will be in the ph oto.”The kids were excited, except for Brad. He knew he wouldn’t be in the photo. Brad was small. Kids were always making jokes about how 31 he was.“They won’t put Brad in the photo,” John said. “You’d need a magnifying glass（放大镜）to see him.” The other kids 32 . Brad grinned (smiled widely), even though John’s comment was rude. He usually grinned when people made j okes like that. He figured they didn’t 33 to hurt his feeling.The newspaper people arrived half an hour later. The journalist was called Tegan and the photographer was a short fit-looking guy named Rick. Tegan talked to the class about 34 a journalist had to write clear sentences and paragraphs, and then Rick told them about some amazing photos he’d taken. Once he had to hang on a rope from a cliff (悬崖、峭壁) to take shots of a 35 .“I could be a photographer, ”thought Brad. “ I’m not scared of heights . I wouldn’t weigh much on a rope, either.”“Any questions you want to ask our visitors? ” said Ms. Myers.Brad put his hand up. “Rick? What things don’t you like to photograph?”“Animals are tricky,” Rick said. “Once I had to photograph a mother duck that was looking after a baby duck. She thought I was trying to attack the baby duck, so she started 36 me with her wings. Picking on a little guy like me!”Class 5 laughed again, and Brad grinned, too. It’s OK when you make jokes about yourself, he t hought. It was jokes from other people that could hurt.Time to take photos. Rick said, “I’ll have them.” pointing to 6 kids, Brad 37 . Brad could hardly believe it.In the hall, Rick put them in front of the new library’s big painting of stars and planets and books. “It’s big, eh?” he said. “We’ll get you guys to sit in front of it, so it looks even bigger.”“Is that why you picked 38?” called one of the Class 5 kids. “So it looks really big?”Some people laughed. Brad started to grin, as he usuall y did. But Rick shook his head. “No way,” he said. “I picked him because he’s got a 39 two miles long.”He looked at Brad and said, “Plus, this guy is big inside, where it matters. Right, mate?”This time, Brad spoke before he could think. “Inside, I’m three miles long.”Class 5 laughed again. But Brad knew that they were laughing with him, not 40 him.31. A. shy B. short C. silent D. black32. A. moved B. cried C. laughed D. thought33. A. seem B. want C. hope D. mean34. A. how B. what C. when D. where35. A. boxer B. runner C. climber D. swimmer36.A. shouting B. hitting C. touching D. feeding37. A. stepped B. noticed C. included D. followed38. A. Rick B. Brad C. John D. Tegan39. A. leg D. nose C. face D. smile40. A. at B. in C. on D. forBCDAC BCBDAA Birthday GiftOn the night of my birthday, I went to the nearest drug store to buy vitamins(维生素). Although it was myhim to be beside me that day.tried to smile when I ordered the vitamin that my mom wanted to buy. While I was waiting, I looked around thewere sitting on the street. It was in winter at the moment and I still felt cold with my coat, but I noticed that the boy was just wearing an old T-shirt. I felt sorry for them. When I paid for my vitamins, I glanced(瞥) at themclothes. I went back to the drug store in a hurry. There, I didn’t hand the clothing over myself. I wanted to sendthat was a big gift for me.31. A. scared B. sad C. tired D. strange32. A. smiling B. singing C. running D. crying33. A. put B.caught C.kept D.held34. A. toys B. books C. bags D. clothes35. A. discuss B. share C.send D. change36. A. excited B. tired C. angry D. sorry37. A.experience B.practice C.experiment D.discovery38.A. proudly B. slowly C. secretly D. cheerfully39. A.touched B. smelt C. heard D.felt40. A. sadness B. coldness C.happiness D. worry31-35 BDBDB 36-40AACCCday?I remember a day recently when I had to go to the ______ (31) for special tests because I wasn’t feeling well and my doctor sent me to a specialist to try and find the cause of my illness.As I ______ (32) to the hospital, I was feeling sad and certainly wasn’t on top of my game. As I got to the hospital, I began my ______ (33) for a parking lot. I finally found one not too far from the entrance to the hospital.As I got out and brought my change out of my pocket, I noticed a man looking a little ______ (34) standing in front of a parking meter (停车记时收费表) two cars away. He seemed to be searching his pockets for what I supposed were ______ (35) for the meter.Although I ______ (36) didn’t feel that great, I thought that I should at least go over to him and find out if I could ______ (37) him. As I stood beside him, he turned to me looking worried. I asked him if he had a problem I could help with. He said that he had no coins at all because he was only thinking about visiting his sick wife when he left his house.I reached into my pocket and ______ (38) out two dollars and gave it to him without saying a word. And, without waiting for a reply, I turned on my heel and said to him as I was walking away: “Have a good day.”The funny thing was that I felt a lot brighter, a small smile came to my face, and I seemed to walk just a little quicker. I was walking away when he called out: “Thank you so much.” You know, I didn’t even ______ (39) him to say anything. He didn’t have to say a word to me. It was simply enough to know that I had helped someone else who needed a little ______ (40). That’s all it took to bring a smile to my face as I went on toward completing my own business.You know, it doesn’t take much to help someone else.31. A. hospital B. school C. gym D. company32. A. walked B. ran C. rode D. drove33. A. search B. plan C. travel D. design34. A. tired B. worried C. relaxed D. bored35. A. tools B. keys C. coins D. cards36. A. probably B. suddenly C. finally D. really37. A. help B. understand C. follow D. join38. A. pushed B. made C. pulled D. sent39. A. mean B. expect C. make D. save40. A. courage B. patience C. hand D. guideADABC DACBC房山Last night my mother told me a story of an old man and I was touched by it. A girl became a volunteer in the activities of Deathbed Care, which meant 31 and taking care of a patient who was dying.The girl was sent to look after an old man whose lived abroad. He had cancer and was in great pain. Their living conditions were not satisfactory while the old man had a lot of savings, so she was expected to comfort him and keep up his __32___.Every Saturday the girl came on time to keep him company, telling him stories. After a few days, the doctor found the patient much improved. The old man began to involve himself actively in the medical treatment and he seldom 33 at others.But something that happed made the doctor uneasy and puzzled (困惑的). Each time the girl left, the old man would give her some money. The doctor did nothing to get involved in it, for he didn’t want to make the old man 34 . Later, the old man was in comas （昏迷）a few times. That showed he was dying.When he was rescued（抢救）from the latest coma, the old man told the doctor his last 35 “I have deep sympathy(同情) for the girl. Will you be kind enough to help her __36__ her studies?” but the doctor knew that her family was rich and she had no difficulty paying for her studies. Sometimes she 37 came to the hospital in her father’s car.When the girl came at the weekend after the death of the old man, the doctor told her the bad news .She was very 38 and tears ran down her face. Then she handed $500 to the doctor, saying, “The old man had all along thought I came to do the job because I was poor. He gave me money so that I could 39 my schooling.” Now he got the answer to the puzzle. In the last period of his life, the old man found it a real 40 to be able to help a girl badly in need. The story taught me that we are responsible for reaching out to others with kindness.21.A. visiting B. teaching C. leaving D. catching22.A. ideas B. emotions C. spirits D. abilities23.A. laughed B. should C. smiled D. cheated24.A. unkind B. silent C. sleepy D. unhappy25.A. duty B. story C. wish D. answer26.A. finish B. improve C. choose D. change27.A. never B. even C. still D. just28.A. sad B. angry C. glad D. nervous29.A. present B. examine C. allow D. continue30.40. promise B. pleasure C. success D. surpriseACBDC ABADB。
