专题02 完形填空-5年（2019-2023）中考1年模拟英语真题分项汇编（福建专用）

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（2023福建中考）
阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。
It was a warm Sunday afternn in May, 2021. Beside the Lech River many peple were playing and picnicking, and they felt 1 and relaxed. Sme peple were cling their feet in the 2 water frm the snw-cvered muntains nearby. Frm behind the bar (吧台) at the restaurant, Paul Blachut, a 3 , had a gd view f the river.
A mther and tw daughters were playing n the riverbank when, suddenly, they 4 int the fast-running water. A passer-by shuted 5 , “Help! Three peple are being carried away by the water!” Lking up frm his wrk, Paul nticed the three wmen flapping (摆动) their arms in the water, trying t 6 anything they culd.
Paul rushed t the riverbank and jumped int the river. He didn’t 7 the cld. All he culd think abut was saving the wmen. As he gt clser t them, he fund the mther had the mst 8 because her lng dress made her s heavy. He pushed her t the bank first. Then he managed t save the tw daughters with ther peple’s help.
Later, peple expressed their admiratin fr Paul, 9 he was mdest(谦虚的) abut his rle. “It nly tk me tw r three minutes,” he said, adding that he was happy t have received high praise frm his bss fr his 10 . Indeed, it was a jb very well dne.
1．A．tiredB．strangeC．cmfrtable
2．A．calmB．cldC．salty
3．A．bssB．waiterC．turist
4．A．fellB．ranC．lked
5．A．plitelyB．bravelyC．ludly
6．A．catchB．shakeC．cver
7．A．get verB．care abutC．keep ut
8．A．pleasureB．timeC．truble
9．A．butB．rC．s
10．A．adviceB．curageC．advantage
（2022福建中考）
阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。
At the age f nine, Kelly dreamed f being a basketball player. But ne day when she was playing basketball, she hurt her left leg 1 . The dctr tld her she culd n lnger play basketball. What was wrse, she needed help ding 2 , including ging t the bathrm.
Thinking that her dream culd never cme true, Kelly was in lw spirits and 3 her studies at schl. Her mther did all she culd t cheer her up, 4 Kelly refused t change. She even tk ut all her anger and 5 n her mther.
Then ne day Kelly’s friends intrduced her t the gym. Kelly 6 that she shuld turn her attentin t what she culd d, nt t what she culdn’t. Psting her stry nline, she gt lts f kind and inspiring wrds. As she was 7 by the kindness, she returned t schl fr tw half days a week. And with the 8 f a bdybuilding trainer, she trained hard and sn fund herself n stage（舞台）perfrming—as a bdybuilder. Her mther was truly 9 and prud.
Tday, Kelly is studying t be a life cach. She is at peace with what happened t her, nt just physically, but mentally（精神上）. “Smetimes yu must experience 10 things t cme ut strnger n the ther side,” said Kelly.
1．A．badlyB．slwlyC．easily
2．A．smethingB．nthingC．everything
3．A．talked abutB．gave upC．thught f
4．A．sB．butC．r
5．A．painB．funC．lve
6．A．warnedB．realizedC．suggested
7．A．disappintedB．surprisedC．encuraged
8．A．helpB．needC．prmise
9．A．happyB．angryC．calm
10．A．littleB．niceC．difficult
（2021福建中考）
阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Bex Lindsay’s dream was t be a hst. Frm a yung age, she was very 1 in radi. In her childhd she ften pretended (假装) t hst her wn shws n Bex Radi while 2 her parents’ CDs. At that time Lindsay wanted very much t wrk at Fun Kids, a radi statin 3 yung listeners, s she sent them a strange recrding, hping t be accepted.
“In the ld hst-t-be perfrmance, the final thing yu were 4 t d was t jump n a trampline (蹦床) while interviewing 5 ,” she tld the reprter, “I didn’t have a trampline and I didn’t want t d it in frnt f anyne else, s I interviewed myself while jumping n my bed, having the recrding made.”
Lindsay’s recrding really 6 and she was asked t hst the Sunday breakfast shw. Nw she hsts a ppular prgram and she lves radi mre than ever. She says, “My 7 as the hst is kind f t be a listener, s I will ask questins that ther peple wuld want t ask.”
When she is asked hw she has been 8 , Lindsay says, “First f all, keep the dream in yur mind and 9 give up.” She adds, “Hsting isn’t abut hw high up in the wrld yu are; it’s abut having a gd 10 and a gd idea. G and d it. ”
1．A．strictB．activeC．interested
2．A．playingB．cpyingC．making
3．A．tB．frC．with
4．A．warnedB．paidC．required
5．A．everybdyB．smebdyC．nbdy
6．A．spreadB．wrkedC．appeared
7．A．rleB．pininC．message
8．A．carefulB．helpfulC．successful
9．A．neverB．almstC．already
10．A．sngB．viceC．sleep
（2020福建中考）
Frm Hbby t Jb
Yesterday at the Minnesta Fashin Week, the 15-year-ld designer（设计者）Rachel amazed the fashin wrld when she shwed her clthes fr the first time. 1 agreed that they lked fantastic.
Rachel taught herself t make clthes when she was just 7. "I didn't like my wn clthes and wanted t 2 , s I usually added things-like pckets r ties. My Mm used t get a bit 3 abut all the scissrs and pins lying arund," laughed Rachel. Then ne year, she decided t have a summer 4 at a fashin and design schl, where she learned many skills frm her teacher Jan. When Rachel was 12, Jan invited a few teenagers t 5 her at the famus Trnt Fashin Week. "I lved it," said Rachel. "It was just 6 and I knew that I wanted t be there. "
At the Minnesta Fashin Week, Rachel lked 7 beautiful in her smart jacket with a decratin（装饰）f a small blue butterfly n it. Peple at the event were 8 her skill and designs. "I did all my wrk n the clthes after dinner, 9 I always had a busy timetable at schl and much hmewrk as well. But it was wrth it. " Rachel felt prud.
Rachel sld all f her wrks and the 10 went t a lcal children's hspital. "I knw that the hspital needs it t make the children's stay as cmfrtable as pssible," she said.
1．A．SmeneB．EveryneC．N ne
2．A．take ntesB．d researchesC．make changes
3．A．wrriedB．excitedC．disappinted
4．A．curseB．vacatinC．sprt
5．A．satisfyB．jinC．direct
6．A．simpleB．strangeC．amazing
7．A．especiallyB．prbablyC．nrmally
8．A．imprvingB．admiringC．develping
9．A．asB．whenC．unless
10．A．jacketB．decratinC．mney

（2019福建中考）
My best friend Ally and I spare a few hurs f ur time every week as vlunteers fr BuddyBall. It’s a 1 that helps disabled kids d sprts and make new friends.
S what des a buddy ( 伙 伴 ) d? 2 , I am a buddy fr an eleven-year-ld by Tm. He is in a wheelchair and is a gd basketball player, but just like any kid, it upsets him 3 he misses a sht r makes a bad pass. He starts t cry and desn’t want t play. Smetimes he even wants t 4 . S, as his buddy, I encurage him. Nw we’re wrking n ur basketball skills tgether. It’s great t see hw he has 5 and he desn’t get upset s easily.
Ally is a buddy fr Clara, a kid with very few language skills. She is als a bit 6 ! She likes running away. Ally has learned hw t wrk with Clara and t get her t jin in the 7 . Nw she lves baseball and has mre friends. Next week she’s playing in a team. Her parents are 8 happy abut BuddyBall and they say that Clara is mre cnfident ( 自 信 的 ) and 9 after her BuddyBall sessins.
BuddyBall is a great chance fr everyne! Differences 10 and we realize that we’re all just kids lving sprts. I lve ding BuddyBall because I knw I’m ding smething meaningful!
1．A．decisinB．subjectC．prgram
2．A．In the endB．On the wayC．At the mment
3．A．whenB．untilC．befre
4．A．keep nB．get dwnC．give up
5．A．dreamedB．imprvedC．prepared
6．A．wildB．friendlyC．easy-ging
7．A．gamesB．discussinsC．lessns
8．A．hardlyB．trulyC．pssibly
9．A．carefulB．sciableC．creative
10．A．increaseB．remainC．disappear


（2023·福建漳州·统考一模）阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。
One day in 2009 — the year I mved t China — I saw a man digging thrugh the dustbin utside my building. What was he ding?
I fund ut later that he was just 1 things t recycle. It made me remember 2 that I used t d back in cllege — dumpster diving (垃圾寻宝).
“Dumpster diving” means searching the dustbins fr 3 things. These things can be anything frm fd t clthing and even expensive electrnics. Fr example, almst every 4 in a supermarket has a “shelf life (保存期)”. Once it reaches its shelf life, it must be thrwn away, even if it’s 5 in gd cnditin. S smetimes, we wuld 6 until the supermarket wrkers wuld thrw away expired (过期的) fruit r ther fd and take it fr urselves. We did this because cllege kids in the US usually dn’t have much 7 . We have t pay fr things 8 tuitin (学费) and day-t-day living csts. Our parents d give us sme help — 9 when we’re n ur wn, we have t wrk part-time jbs r find ther ways t get by.
Smetimes I helped the divers 10 . I used t wrk at a pizza place part-time when I was in cllege. Each night, when the restaurant clsed, we wuld smetimes have leftver (剩余) pizza. I wuld take the leftver pizza utside and put it smewhere s that my friends culd take it later.
1．A．asking frB．lking frC．leaving fr
2．A．smethingB．anythingC．nthing
3．A．awfulB．clrfulC．useful
4．A．shelfB．priceC．prduct
5．A．stillB．justC．already
6．A．riseB．waitC．arrive
7．A．timeB．mneyC．energy
8．A．likeB．withC．abut
9．A．rB．sC．but
10．A．myselfB．itselfC．yurself
（2023·福建泉州·统考一模）That day was really unfrgettable. It was my grandpa’s 11 birthday. The whle family had been preparing fr it fr quite sme time.
Early in the mrning, I 12 , excited. First, I gt dressed quickly. Then I headed dwnstairs t help. Mum was already in the kitchen preparing Grandpa’s birthday 13 . It seemed tasty. Dad was nwhere t be seen. After a quick breakfast, I 14 the special gift I had made fr Grandpa, a vide f his life stry - fr the last time. Fr weeks I had been wrking 15 this, listening t Grandpa’s stries, chsing his favrite music and cllecting phts frm the family album（相册）.
Just befre lunchtime, Dad came in with sme guests. 16 , they were Grandpa’s best friends frm secndary schl, all in their seventies. Grandpa culdn’t believe his eyes and it tk quite a lng time fr them t 17 dwn. As sn as the guests tk their seats, Grandpa’s favrite music began t fill the rm with memries f the ld days. With each ld pht, the guests saw 18 Grandpa grew frm a handsme by t a kind ld gentleman. The best part came when Grandpa and his friends appeared in an ld pht in 19 schl unifrms. There was a lt f laughter in the rm, and quite a few tears in their eyes.
Twards the end f the party, Grandpa said happily, “It’s a wnderful birthday celebratin and I’ve gt the mst 20 gift I have ever received. Nw I’m lking frward t my eightieth, ninetieth and even ne hundredth birthdays already!”
11．A．seventiethB．eightiethC．ninetieth
12．A．went awayB．came utC．wke up
13．A．cardB．lunchC．party
14．A．sentB．shwedC．checked
15．A．nB．byC．with
16．A．HpefullyB．UnfrtunatelyC．Surprisingly
17．A．breakB．calmC．fall
18．A．hwB．whyC．when
19．A．hisB．urC．their
20．A．naturalB．valuableC．nrmal
（2023·福建三明·统考一模）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。
Liu Ruying is a seventh-grade student at N.9 Middle Schl in Shizuishan, Ningxia. She has been interested in Peking Opera fr much f her yung life. It is because f the 21 f her grandfather, wh is a fan f Peking Opera.
Liu started t 22 Peking Opera when she was eight. It was 23 fr a little girl t experience the hard training. “Smetimes I was tired,” she said. “ 24 I never thught abut giving it up.”
In 2020, t 25 China’s Little Plum Blssm Opera Cmpetitin(中国戏剧小百花) fr children, Liu gt up at 6:00 a.m. t practice singing every day. She trained fr ver 20 hurs every week. Her hard wrk 26 brught her the title Little Plum Blssm.
In January this year, Liu gt the 27 that in her hmetwn there wuld be a cultural exchange(交流) with ther cuntries, with yung students as cultural ambassadrs(大使). She 28 t intrduce Peking Opera t the wrld in English. She made a 29 with the help f her mther. “I lve traditinal Chinese culture very much, especially Peking Opera,” she said in the vide. “Peking Opera has a lng histry f abut 200 years. It is 30 a treasure f ur cuntry. We shuld d ur best t develp it.”
21．A．regretB．influenceC．pride
22．A．learnB．imprveC．change
23．A．cmmnB．safeC．difficult
24．A．ButB．BecauseC．S
25．A．pass byB．put ffC．prepare fr
26．A．prbablyB．finallyC．exactly
27．A．rderB．giftC．news
28．A．decidedB．failedC．allwed
29．A．videB．dreamC．mdel
30．A．managedB．cnsideredC．translated
（2023·福建福州·统考一模）阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。
Yesterday Steve and Ryan learned a lessn.
Steve and Ryan were 31 . They shared everything. They shared the same birthday, the same bedrm, and the same friends. They bth played n the same sccer team, and bth bys shared all the same tys.
One Saturday, Steve and Ryan’s mther brught hme a pet kitten fr the bys. 32 cmplained, “Can’t we each have ur wn kitten? We 33 sharing everything.”
“I’m srry, but yu must share ne kitten,” Mther said. “Yu will have t feed the kitten 34 make sure she des nt get int anything.” Nw Steve and Ryan were even sharing a 35 .
In the afternn, the kitten gt int Mther’s sewing basket. In just a few minutes, the kitten had scattered balls f yarn (毛线球) all ver the rm. Ryan saw the kitten playing with the yarn. He quickly went t find Steve t tell him 36 the kitten had dne.
“Oh, n! It’s ur jb t clean up the mess,” cried Steve. The bys quickly 37 the yarn and put it back in the basket. When the mess was cleaned up, Steve and Ryan made their 38 her wn ty frm a piece f yarn.
“Just think, Ryan, 39 kittens wuld have made a bigger mess,” said Steve.
“That’s right,” 40 Ryan. “Maybe sharing isn’t s bad after all.”
31．A．twinsB．neighbrsC．classmates
32．A．WeB．SheC．They
33．A．are tired fB．are excited abutC．are interested in
34．A．rB．andC．but
35．A．jbB．tyC．game
36．A．hwB．whyC．what
37．A．sent upB．picked upC．cut up
38．A．friendB．mtherC．kitten
39．A．twB．threeC．fur
40．A．askedB．laughedC．shuted
（2023·福建南平·统考一模）阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。
Imagine walking arund a fashin stre. Yu see a beautiful leather bag and want t buy it. But in fact, it’s made 41 recycled fruit and fd waste. Wuld yu still buy it?
Sng Yuyang, a 30-year-ld material 42 , wrks n develping prducts. She studied material design at a university in Germany and nw lives in China. 43 she was designing sme new prducts, she culdn’t find any suitable bimaterials (生物材料) t wrk with. S, she and her team decided t develp 44 wn new material frm fruit waste.
The resulting material lks a lt like leather. It 45 the fruits’ texture (质地), sense f tuch and nice smell. Sng and her team have used this new material t make fashin prducts, such as bags, lamps and s n.
The designer thught these prducts wuld be 46 . But in fact, nt many custmers have bught them. “Many peple have their ld ideas abut bimaterials,” said Sng. “They think these materials are t expensive r f 47 quality.” As a result, it’s quite difficult fr these materials t becme 48 used. But Sng still believes bimaterials will shape the future. She and her team will 49 wrking n new types f “green” materials and prducts.
Besides Sng’s team, many ther fashin cmpanies are als wrking twards the same 50 . They are shwing us that fashin can be envirnmentally friendly.
41．A．fB．frmC．int
42．A．teacherB．engineerC．designer
43．A．WhenB．AfterC．Befre
44．A．itsB．herC．their
45．A．keepsB．ffersC．prduces
46．A．ppularB．harmfulC．natural
47．A．gdB．highC．pr
48．A．exactlyB．widelyC．prperly
49．A．stpB．discurageC．cntinue
50．A．marketB．galC．prject
（2023·福建漳州·统考二模）阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案。
What will yu d when yu have great difficulties in achieving yur gals? Yu may want t 51 .
But that is nt the case fr this amazing yung girl. Meet Vitria Buen Bche, a 16-year-ld ballet dancer frm Brazil.
Vitria is easy t 52 amng her grup f dancers. The reasn is smehw sad: She was brn withut arms. Hwever, Vitria has lved dancing since she was a little girl. It is her number ne interest. She practises dancing every day.
Ballet is 53 even fr nrmal peple. Imagine hw hard it is fr peple like 54 ! T dance well, Vitria has t wrk a lt 55 spend a lt mre time practising than her peers（同龄人）.
Her hard wrk has paid ff. Vitria has received many prizes 56 dance perfrmances, including sme frm the Ryal Academy f Dance in Lndn. The girl has prved （证明）t us that 57 is pssible with hard wrk.
The yung star is als a warm ray f sunshine. In all f her perfrmances, Vitria displays（展示）a bright smile. It has the ability t warm up even the cldest f 58 . Besides dancing, Vitria has learned t live her life n her wn. She can d everything by herself.
Vitria 59 uses her scial media platfrm(平台) t encurage teenagers with physical differences like herself. “ 60 yu are tired, learn t rest, nt t give up.” ne f her famus qutes(语录) reads.
51．A．give upB．give backC．give ut
52．A．understandB．nticeC．satisfy
53．A．bringB．specialC．difficult
54．A．yuB．usC．her
55．A．andB．butC．r
56．A．tB．frC．with
57．A．smethingB．nthingC．anything
58．A．brainsB．armsC．hearts
59．A．neverB．seldmC．ften
60．A．IfB．BecauseC．Althugh
（2023·福建南平·统考二模）阅读下面短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Hanfu has becme ppular again in China. A grwing number f yung peple are nw 61 wearing the traditinal Han Chinese clthing. The style has even attracted sme 62 . Amng them is Rian, a yung man frm Brazil.
Rian 63 English in Xi’an. In the city, peple are ften seen in the streets wearing Hanfu. As time ges by, he develped a 64 interest in the utfit(装束). He wanted t try it n 65 . “My first taste f Hanfu was the Tang style,” said the yung man. “Tday, it is still my favrite Hanfu style.” 66 he puts it n, he feels as if he has traveled back t ancient times.
Rian’s interest in Hanfu has als helped him 67 mre abut China. In the past, he knew China has a lng histry and a prfund(深厚的)culture. He knws mre than that. But Hanfu has shwn him mre details abut Chinese 68 .
Rian plans t stay in Xi’an fr at least anther five years. He’ll 69 wrking as an English teacher while making shrt vides abut Hanfu. He hpes mre peple will learn abut Hanfu and China 70 his vides. “I want t share Chinese culture with the wrld,” said the Brazilian.
61．A．prudlyB．luckilyC．silently
62．A．teamsB．freignersC．rganizatins
63．A．speaksB．studiesC．teaches
64．A．strngB．naturalC．cmmn
65．A．hisB．himC．himself
66．A．WhileB．WhenC．Befre
67．A．learnB．spreadC．intrduce
68．A．pepleB．treasureC．culture
69．A．be nB．g nC．get n
70．A．atB．verC．thrugh