2013年--2015年武汉市初三年级大考阅读理解填词试题及答案汇编

2013年--2015年武汉市初三年级大考阅读理解填词试题及答案汇编

2015年元调

Soon after Harry Wei moved into the flat downstairs, I met him one morning in the lift. I

introduced myself ,and could tell from his v7 that he wasn‟t British, so I said, Are you from

Japan? He looked annoyed, and , “No, I‟m Chinese!”felt very e 77 .

That evening, I told my flatmate Nick about our new n78___“I hope he doesn‟t like c79

lots of smelly, oily food,” he said. “My uncle used to live above a Chinese r80 ,and he ...” “I like

Chinese food ,‟ I said.“Anyway, he‟s just moved here and maybe he doesn‟t know many people

yet. Let‟s invite him round to our place for dinner.” I went downstairs and knocked on his door.

He thanked me for my i81 ,and asked if he could bring his wife along too. “Of course,” I said,

When they came to dinner, I was surprised to find that Harry‟s wife was British, not Chinese.

Her name was Lisa. “We met in Chengdu five years ago,” she e82 “I was an English teacher

there, and Harry was my student.” Now Harry was studying in London, and after he had finished

studies they p83 to go back to China.

I asked Harry what he found most d84 about life in England. “Oh, I love it here now,” he

said, “but when I first arrived, my English wasn‟t very good. When I didn‟t understand what

people said,they would just r85 the same words loudly and slowly.English people tend to

expect everyone else to speak their language,”

“That‟s true ,” I said. “But please don‟t ask me to learn Chinese!”

2014年中考

Maria Vas and her dog walked down the hall of the nursing home and stopped in front of the

old lady with a nurse at her side. “Would she like to s (76) my dog?” Maria asked.

“No, a visit won‟t h (77) her,” said the nurse. Then she e (78) that the lady was too sick

to appreciate visitors.

But Maria decided to try anyway. She had done research on animal assisting therapy(辅助疗法) for 10 years. And she was very successful in this a (79) . She‟d seen even the sickest patients

enjoy a visit from a lovely dog.

Maria carried the dog over to the old lady. Immediately, the woman r (80) out toward the

dog! She was so p (81) that she began smiling and trying to talk. The nurse stood aside, w (82)

them in amazement. This woman had never communicated with anyone. It was like she wasn‟t

even a (83) -- until the dog came to visit.

Around the world sick adults and c (84) fill lonely hospital rooms. They may have an

illness or need to be c (85) for. A dog‟s friendly eyes and warm paws(爪子) may be just what

the doctor ordered to encourage them and help them heal (治愈).

2014年五月调考

Last night I was driving from Harrisburg to Lewisburg, a distance of about 80 miles. It was

late, I was late, and I was driving f76 .

At one point along an open highway, I came to a crossroads with a traffic light. I was a77

on the road by now, but as I came near the light, it turned red, and I braked(刹车） to a stop. I

looked left, right, and b78 me. Nothing. Not a c79 , no suggestion of headlights, but there I sat,

w80 for the light to change, the only human being, for at least a mile in any direction. I started w81 why I refused to run the light. I was not afraid of being c82 , because there

was clearly no policeman anywhere around and there certainly would have been no d83 in

going through it.

Much l84 that night, the question of why I‟d stopped for that light came back to me. I think I

stopped because it‟s part of a contract(契约) we all have with each other. It‟s not only the law, but

it‟s an agreement we have, and we trust each other to

f85

: we don‟t go through red lights.

We do what we say we‟ll do. We show up when we say we‟ll show up.

2014年四月调考

In 1993, Greg Mortenson took a trip to Pakistan to climb K2, the second tallest mountain in

the world. On his way down the mountain, he got l (76) . Food and water were hard to find, but

Mr. Mortenson found a small village. The people there saw that he was in n (77) and helped him.

While in the village, Mr. Mortenson w(78) the children write

in the dirt for their school

l(79) ．The villagers did not have money to build a school or pay for a t(80)，Before he left, Mr.，Mortenson volunteered to r( 81) to the village and help them build a school

Mr. Mortenson went back to the US and wrote to many rich people. He asked them to d (82)

money to build a bridge and a school for the village. The i (83) did not work very well, but at

last e (84) people heard about Mr. Mortenson‟s plan and helped him. That was the beginning of

the Central Asia Institute, an organization that has succeeded in building or helping to build more