中考英语五选五新题型训练29套题

训练一朝阳一模I ’d just got in a taxi at the railway station when suddenly I found one of my su手itc提as箱es)(missing. Justthen, I saw a young man, not very far, opening it and taking out valuables. “Stop thief! Stop thief! and threw open the car door and rushed out to him, followed by the driver and some passers6-0by. . Mydriver caught him by the neck and took out the valuables from his trouser pocket and put them back into mysuitcase.Half an hour later,61 But as I checked those stolen things, I became very surprised, unable tospeak. 62 . And a blood test report of a 58-year-old woman appeared. I suddenly realized that the taxidriver must have mistaken the thief ’s things and put his into my suitcase.63 . But this story keeps coming back to me. Was the young man a habitual thief or a dutiful son whohad been driven to find money to save his mother 64 . How’I s w l i s f e h?I had gone back that afternoon toreturn the money and the report and say sorry to him. For the first time in my life, I realized that hate and loveare very close.A. My heart aches for himB. Two years has passed since thenC. I sat back in the taxi and breathed a sight of rel松i ef了( 一口气).D. Very soon we caught up with the thiefE. Before my eyes was 200 yuan instead of 100训练二（东城一模）Have you ever wondered why toy bears are called Teddy Bears? Why not Harry or Joe or J a6n0e?.The president was Teddy Roosevelt. 61. In 1902 Roosevelt went bear hu（n t狩in猎g）with somefriends. 62 . He couldn ’t seem to find anything. His friends found a black bear, and tie d it to a tree. Theythought that Roosevelt would want to shoot it with his gun. When Roosevelt saw the bear, he refused to kill it.Shooting a bear tied to a tree wasn ’6t3fa.ir!A newspaper artist heard the story of the bear hunt and drew a cartoon abou6t4it.. He made a toy bear.Later he was allowed to use P r e d s e i n t Roosevelt ’s name for the bears he made. The “Teddy Bear ”was born!A. He let the bear goB. He was the 26th president of the United StatesC. However, his hunt was going poorly that dayD. Morris Michtom, owner of a toy store, saw the cartoonE. The answer comes from a story about a U.S. president and a bear训练三昌平一模Eating too much food makes you fat and this is very bad for your heart. There are two things to6d0o. .Eat food with proteins and vitamins. 61. Fruit and vegetables have lots of vitamins. You need to eat some fatbut don ’t eat too m u c6h2..Also drink lots of water or fruit juice. Don ’t drink too much coca cola becausit ’s bad for your teeth!Do some anaerobic exercise every day.63 . The important thing is to keep moving until you breathequickly and your heart beats fast. The heart gets stronger when it works hard. This helps your blood goaround your body better.64 . Smoking is bad for your heart, and your health.A. Because it ’s not good for your heartB. You can go swimming or do walkingC.Eat healthily and take lots of exerciseD. Fish and meat have a lot of protein in themE. Finally, don ’t smoke if you want to be fit训练四房山一模Jay Chou was born in Taiwan, China. He grew up with his mother, and was a quiet and sh6y0kid.Sopeople thought he would never be successful in life.As a small child, Jay took a great interest in m u s i6c1.. He loved it and kept on practicing. When he wasin high school, he could play the piano quite well. At the same time, he showed his talent for writing songs.Before Jay became a singer, he worked as a songwrite6r2. . His first album（专辑）came out in 2000,and soon he became quite popular.63. However, he is still shy and doesn ’t talk much or smile. He doesn ’t speak clearly when he sings talks. 64 Most of his fans like him because he never follows others.A. But he has a lot of fans.B. He didn ’t do very well in schoolwork.C. Now Jay is one of the most famous singers in Asia.D. For two years, he spent most of his time writing songs.E. His mother sent him to learn the piano when he was only three years old.训练五（密云一模）A. Some people say it ’s a silly name for a dogB. My older sister also goes to workC. He goes everywhere with meD. I like most sports, tooE. They are the best in the leagueHi,Mike,Glad to hear from you! I ’d really like to be your pen pal. I think Internet pal is a better name, isnI ’m the same age as you are and I ’m in Grade 9 at junior high school. I live with my mom and my older sister.My mom works. She ’s a 6n0u r s,e s.o I look after myself a lot of the time. My dad doesn ’t live wus but I see him once a week. He takes me to football games.61 , but my favorite sport is American football. I watch my team play every Sunday. They always win thegames.62 .My best friend is my dog. His name is Abe, after Abraham Lincol6n3. , but I like the name, and so doesmy dog! He looks like a mixture of every day you ’ve ever seen. I got him from the City Dog Pound. When hesaw me, he wagged his tail, and I knew we were going to be friend6s4. .When I do my homework, hestays near my desk.When I sleep, Abe sleeps on my bed!Write to me soon. Tell me something about Paris.Sincerely Yours,Bob训练六（大兴一模）David Beckham was born on 2nd May, 1975, in London. When he was a young boy, he play ed footballwhenever he had the chance. Sometimes he would go and watch a game with his frie6n0ds. . This ledto him going for a visit to a football training camp in Spain. As a boy at secondary s c h h eo o p l a y e d for notonly his school but also his country team.On 8th July, 1991, he became a member of Manchester U n it e6d1. . On 2nd April, 1995, he played hisfirst major football league game against Leeds United. During 1995 and 1996, David became a regularmember of the team and Manchester United won in both seasons, with David scoring many goals.62 . In the first game of the 1996/7 season, he scored an amazing goal from beyond the halfway line.Seeing the goalkeeper a little way out of his goal, David sent the ball over the goalkeeper ’s hgoal. 63David Beckham is a great player, but he is different from most other play. e H r s e has a real love forfootball. 64 . He is always on the move with the ball or running to pick up a pass from another teammember. He also has his feet on the ground and behaves in a very natural and relaxed way.A.He continued to score astonishing goals, especially from free-kicks.B. He won a prize at the age of twelveC. When he is training, he neverrestsD. David Beckham became very famous overnightE. This means that he could practice football as much as he wanted to训练七（丰台一模）Two men are in the same room of a hospital. 60______O_n. e man has to lie on his back all day.Every day, the man sitting up by the window tells the other about things outside.“Some children are throwing bread to the ducks on the lake. ”“61_______. ”The other man is ha hear about all the activities and colors of the world outside.Days and weeks pass. 62_______. The other man asks the nurse to move his bed next to the window.Finally he can sit up to see the outside, but he is very disappointed. 6“3 B ut my roommate told me somany wonderful things about outside! ”he says.“He was blind4._6______. He just wanted you to live with hope, ”says the nurse.A. He couldn ’t even see the wallB. One morning, the man by the window diesC. The girls are so beautifulin their summer dressesD. All he can see is a white w！allE. Both of them are very ill训练九（怀柔一模）A. It seems that some people phone the hotlines for fun.B. So the host has to tell the caller what the show is about.C. Some young children phone the hotline in order to take part in games.D. Some people know little about the topic under discussion.E. It is necessary for the radio station to improve the hotline program.Hotlines have become common in China. Some radio broadcasting sta（tio广ns播电台）use hotlines toencourage the listeners to take part in the talk show. Are you interested in hotline?That ’s a good idea. Yet, the fact is, some people do nothing but break the whole 6p0r o_g S r a o m m.e t i m e sthey even do not know what the host is talking about. 61.___________Usually the caller will ask a fewquestions which express his hope and show his ignor（an无ce知）. Then the host has to answer and explainhow silly this is ! It wastes a lot of time.62.____________ They just want to let the listeners hear them. They do not care about what the topic is,whether they themselves are interested in or how silly they appear to be.I am really bored by those people. 63.________________ In my opinion, if a caller does not know what isgoing on, the operator should not let the caller take part in it.64.______________Some radio or TV stations hold the hotline in order to get more money from thechildren. So if your phone fee goes up quickly suddenly, maybe your son or daughter often phone hotline.训练十（顺义一模）A young boy had just gotten his driving permit. He asked his father, who was a minister, if they could discusshis use of the car. His father said to him, 60 . You bring“your grades up. Study yo ur Bible a little, andget your hair cut.61 ”A month later, the boy came back and again asked his father if they could discuss hisuse of h t e car. His father said, 62 You“have br ought your grades up, you died y’o u v r e B s i b t u l ediligently, 63 ”The young man waited a moment and then replied, “You know,inDgad. I ’ve been think about that. You know Samson had long hair, Moses had long hair, Noah. had long hair, and eve（n J耶esus稣）had long hair. ”His father replied, 64“”Y e s T h s e o n s,o n stood there still and thought hard on whathis father had just said to him.A. I ’m l y re p a r o u d of you.B. I ’ll make a deal with youC. but you didn ’t get hair cut.D. Then we will talk about itE. and they walked everywhere they went.训练十三（门头沟一模）Jenny was my grandmother ’s sister and she was an a神m a奇zi的ng() woman. 60 It was a pitythat she didn ’t live to celebrate her 100th birthday, but she had a good, long life.She had been a teacher before many women had jobs. She taught in Africa for many years.61 At that time, people didn ’t travel by plane, s o a v s e h l e t h h e a r d e tboytrship. It took her threemonths to sail from England to Malaysia in those days. I n 1947, she traveled by plane for the firsttime. 62 She continued to teach around the world until she was 75 years old.63. I always loved to hear her talk about her stories. They were so interesting that I would like to listento her when I was free. It was amazing that she could remember everything even though she was so old.64 My grandmother ’s sister was really an amazing woman.A. This made traveling much easier and easier.B. She was born in 1912 and died in 2011.C. I think it was because she never stopped working and thinking.D. Jenny really loved teaching and she was also good at telling storiesE. Then she moved to Malaysia and taught English there for a few years.训练十四（石景山一模）Anne and Joseph are talking about an interesting question. 60. __________? There can be many reasons.Hanna changed her name to Anne because she thought it would be easier for people to remember. On theother hand, Joseph is thinking about changing his name to an unusual name because he wants to bedifferent.61. __________. Film stars, singers, sportsmen and some other famous people often change theirnames because they want names that are not ordinaryt,hoart have special sound. They chose the “new name”for themselves instead of the name their parents gave them..Some people have another reason for changing their names.62. For example, Li Kaiming changed hisname to Ken Lee when he moved to the United States. He uses the name Ken at his job and at school. 63.__________.In many countries, a woman changes her family name to her husband ’s after she gets married. But today, many women are keeping their own family names and not using their husbandmsetimes, women u’se. Sotheir own names in some situations and theuirshbands ’in other situation4s. ._6_________.A. And some use both of themB. They have moved to a new country and want to use a name that is usual thereC. Why do some people change their namesD. But with his family, he uses Li KaimingE. People have many reasons for changing their names训练十六（延庆一模）In the early 20th century, most western people didn ’t know much about Asia and its people. However, one woman helped to change that. 60 . Pearl was born in 1892 and moved to Asia when she was only threemonths old. She lived in a church with her father and her childhood friends were mostly the children ofChinese farmers. Most of the people who lived around in the countryside were very p o6o1r..Pearl moved back to America in 1934. She began to write books about her experiences in C6h2i n a.,and in 1938, she won the Noble Prize for her novel The Good Earth. She became known as “the Marfor reintroducing Asia to West.63 . She also tried to change people ’s attitudes. She became active in many movements in the United States. From the day of her move to the US, Pearl was active in American civil rights and women's rightsactivities. Her experiences in China influenced her thinking, not only about Asia but also about her owncountry.64.A. The woman was Pearl S. BuckB. Her books were huge successC. So she could understand these people ’s feelingsD. Pear died in March, 1973, just two months before her eighty-first birthdayE. Pearl did more than just write stories about Asia训练十七（丰台二模）A police officer pulled a car over. When he walked up to the car, a man rolled d摇ow下n)( the window.“__60___”he asked.The policeman answered: “I stopped you for running that red light behind you. ”Just then the man ’s wife leaned forward from the passenger ’s seat and said in a veryloud voice:to stop at that light. But did he listen? No. __61___ ” The man turned to his wife andshouted: “Shut up! ”The policeman continued: nd jus“t b A efore the light I clocked测(速) you doing 50 miles (80km) per hour.__62___”His wife leaned forward again and whine埋d怨( ): 6“3. But did he listen to me? No! He never listens tome. ”__64___ “Shut up! I told you to SHUT UP! ”The policeman looked a t h t e woman and asked: “Does he always talk to you this way? ”To which the woman replied: “Only when he has been drinking. ”A. He just kept right on going.B. Again the man shouted at his wife,C. I told him to slow downD. What ’s the pro bl o efm f ic,er？D. The speed limit is only 30.训练十八（东城二模）Armida Scarpa is an English teacher.60. She uses a real text of Goldilocks with her cl6a1ss..They are intheir second year at school. They are learning to read in Italian, and have English three times a week. Shedoesn’t expect the childreneatornl the difficult grammar. 62 . She only asks them to really learn thewords. This method is to give children an experience of real English and allows the teacher to use almostany story. 63 and if the teacher uses it carefully, the children can understand it.Children are used to living in a world where they do not understand a lot of t hi n6g4s. , but they can alsonotice all the other information around them. If we depr剥ive夺( ) children of every experience except thosewe want them to master, then we take away the chance for them to experience this natural growth.A. Most children take what we find for themB. But she does want to show them that they can make sense of themC. Her class are a group of seven-year-old pupils训练十九（海淀二模）Maria Martinez is remembered today as the maker of beautiful pottery. Her pottery is in museums all over theworld.60 She lived in New Mexico in America. As a young woman, Maria was known for the fine pots shemade. Maria and the other village women made pots for their families. They also sold pots to visitors.In 1908, some archaeologists考(古学家) found broken bits of pottery in Maria ’s village. They belonged to Americans who lived there 700 years before.61 They were thinner than Maria ’s pots. The finds influenced her art. Maria decided to make such a pot. Her husband helped her.62. Maria knew the clay she used would not work. A thin pot made out of that claywould crack 破(裂) easily. Maria mixed different amounts of clay, sand, and w a t6e3r.Maria producedmany pots in her lifetime. 64 They are keeping the old ways alive just as Maria had done before.A. Her son and grandson also learned how to make beautiful pots.B. At last, she discovered a mix that would not crack.C. They had to find a way to make the pot thinner.D.Then the archaeologists showed them to Maria.E. Maria was born around 1881.训练二十（顺义二模）A boy lost his arms in an accident and his father lost his life. 60._____ Except for writing with h i脚s toes (趾头), he could hardly do anything in his life.As the two brothers grew up together, they had lots of problems and they often argued. 61._____ So he wasvery sad and didn ’t know what to do.62._______ Though her elder sister wanted to take care of her, she decided to be completely independent.At school, she always studied hard. Once she wrote the following in her composition, Though I “I am luckylost my hands, I still have legs. 63.______ ”One day, the boy and the girl were both invited to a television interview p r o g r.a T m h.6e4b o y wrote “Myyounger brother ’s arms are my arms ”while the girl wrote “Broken wings, flying heart ”.A. A girl lost her hands because of a fire.B. Then one day, his younger brother left him.C. Though my wings are broken, my heart can still fly.D. They both were asked to write something on a piece of paper with their toesE. Since then, he had to depend on the arms of his younger brother.训练二十一（朝阳二模）A program is very popular with the children at St. Sava Orthodox School.Students are given warm, winterhats if they read enough books. The hats are gifts from a woman who lives in Colorado. She编k织nits) (each hat by hand. 60 .The woman is called Nora. 61 . She is a retired退( 休的) geographer.Nora enjoys knitting hats.62. And they help her have a sense of purpose. They also give her a connectionwith children.Mary Lee, a high school teacher says that the program encourages s t s u d t o e n r e t ad more than before. “Ifchildren read books while they are young, they will read books before they pick up anythi，n g”elssehe said.“Some of those students are reading because it gives them a g_o_a_l.6 3. ”Nora said she hoped that more and more people would knit hats or do something else to help children readmore books. It ’s not only good for c h i l d a r l e s o n,g b o u o t d for themselves. ___64.A. She is 80 years oldB. She thinks the hats are a way to get children to read moreC. She spends about three hours on each oneD. So try to dosomething to help the children.E. They probably won ’t read so many books without the program训练二十二（大兴二模）Joanne Rowling was born in England. She wrote her first story at the age of five or six. At school her favoritesubject was English and she used to make up stories with her friends. When she left school, she studied inParis for a year to learn French.60 However, most of all she wanted to write!In 1992, she left England to go to Portug葡al萄( 牙) to teach English.61. A few years later, Joanne returnedto live in Scotland. 62 While she was there, she finished her story about Harry Potter, a young boy who isa wizard(术士).Then one day, in 1997, she found a publish出e r版( 商). She was very excited and happy! To hersurprise, her book was sold in millions! It won many prizes!63Everybody wanted to read about Harry Potter. Her stories have been translated into manylanguages. 64 Joanne Rowling has written several more books about Harry Potter and all of them havesold millions of copies. Some of these later books are also being made into films.A. So Joanne became very rich and famous.B. While she was there she got married to a journalist and had a daughter.C. After university, she experienced all sorts of different jobs.D. And they can now be read all over the world.E. She had very little money and lived in a very small flat.训练二十三（密云二模）It ’s very common for students ’marks to fall. Sometimes it is beca（u情s e况o f）s i t o u u a t s i o i d n e s school,such as problems at home. 60 .When your marks start to fall, you should try to talk to a friendly teacher.He or she will be able to help you with the subjects you find difficult. .6I1t does not matter if other studentsget higher exam marks than you. What is important is that you do your best.,6yo2u should go throughyour notes from class. You should remember the most important things you have written in a shorter form.63.You will be surprised when you find you remember so much. It may take hard work and your marks may notimprove quickly. 64 Soon you will find your marks begin to climb again.A.Stop comparing your marks with other students ’B. Look through your shorter notes again just before the examC.Before each examD.Sometimes it is only because the exams get harderE.But let your confidenc自e(信）rise by every mark训练二十四（石景山二模）I ’ll remember the first ca（rni狂v a欢l 节）. 60. __________. My parents came from Jamaica and they helpedto start carnival. We had very little money, but we made costumers from old bits of material and feathers, and colourful masks. We decorated old lorries, so that we could ride on them through the streets. It took us sixmonths to get ready.But on the big day, all our hard work had been worth it. People of all ages, from babies to grandparents,black and white, danced together in the street. 61. __________. The music was played on anything made ofmetal: it was very noisy.There were people watching from the windows of every house. We ate all our favourite Jamaican food,washed down with beer. 62. ________–_b_ut carnival helps you forget the weather!63. Some peoplesaid they felt frightened by the large crowds and the noise. We were worried that carnival would be banned（禁止）. Then we found an answe–reverything was moved to a wider and safer street. 64. __________.A. It was in the 1960sB. The weather was wetC. The policemen danced, tooD. When the carnival got too big, those old streets became too narrow forsuch big crowd（s人群）E. So carnival should continue for years.训练二十五（延庆二模）One day, while I was walking along the street, I noticed a piece of wood. 60. . I picked him up andfound he was badly hurt. I took it home as quickly as possible.After several days, the cat got well. The cat was very small. 61. . So I called it Little Bit. At that time, Iloved Little Bit very much. Wherever I went, I always took him. Any time I was home, he never left my side.62. . I spent my most of my time with my friends.63 .Until one day, I found something was wrong with him and I took him to the pet hospital, but they could donothing. 64. .Little Bit ’s death made me realize how much he meant to me. I feel sorry for not always being there for him. I will always remember the special memories we made.A. However, I grew upB. I could even put him into my pocketC. Under the wood was a small black catD. I would come in the house on my phone and not make time for Little Bit at allE. The poor cat filled my arms and died训练二十七（平谷二模）I was talking to my mom yesterday about when I was a b a b6y0.. I don ’t remember much about when Iwas a small baby. 61 . I haven ’t always lived in LA. I was born near Des Moines, Iowa. It ’s a smafarming town in America. We lived with my grandparents on their farm. It was in the middle of wheat fields.We moved to LA when my dad changed jobs. I was eight years o6l d2..I had to catch the bus to school. I had to stand on the road by our farm at 7 am and wait. If the bus was late, Iwaited for the bus. If I was late, the bus driver waited for me! If I was sick, someone went down to the road totell the driver I wasn ’6t3c o m,w i n e g.a l spent a lot of time on our own, or with brothers and sisters. Butwe soon made friends. It was good to be with kids of our own age. My best friend was Sam. He was verynaughty!A. Because many of the students came from farmsB. I remember lots of things about when I was smallC. So my first school was in Des Moines, IowaD. But my mom has told me about thatE. We flied kites happily五选四篇训练二十八（2012通州二模）When you go to a new school, you may be nervous. You worry about your studies. You also worry aboutmaking friends. You worry that no one will like you. 53.____. Most of the time some people are friendly andsome people are not. How do people make friends?Zhang Fang and Liu Ying are best friends. They have been friends since their first day at schoo. l L.5i u4Ying is a quiet girl. 55.____.Zhang Fang and Liu Ying are both interested in the same things, and t h t e n y l t i o s each other ’s problems.56.____. Liu Ying likes to listen. They are both good at different school subjects, for example: Zhang Fang isgood at history and English. 57.____. So they help each other with their homework too!A. Zhang Fang likes to talkB. But do not worry too muchC. Their teacher is very friendlyD. She makes friends more slowlyE. Zhang Fang is happy almost all the time and very friendly训练二十九（燕山二模）A. Class 1 had a great discussionB. They argued about whether zoos were cruelC. But Class 1 didn ’t go there to learn about scienceD. Many people liked soft, furry animals like pandasE. It helps them see that they can draw and sketch anything, anywhereLast week, Class 1 went to a trip to London Zoo. They had a wild day out! Almost everyone had a favoriteanimal. But they were almost all different!60 . Some people liked funny animals like monkeys whichjump around and play with each other. But almost every animal was somebody －even the’s favoritesnake!The trip to the zoo was for study, as well as a day out6.1 , they were there for an art lesson! Their artteacher, Mr. Hall, takes the class on a trip to the zoo every year. “It ’s good for the students to gclassroom and do art, ”he6s2aid.. M an“y students do their best work on this trip. ”The trip gave Class 1 something else to talk about.63 . The zoo animals were from all around the world. Howcould they all be comfortable? How could they be happy fenced in and watched by lots of p e o6p4l e? .What do you think?单纯的课本内容，并不能满足学生的需要，通过补充，达到内容的完善教育之通病是教用脑的人不用手，不教用手的人用脑，所以一无所能。