Question

急求20篇英语中考首字母填空

Answer 1

Passage1
Here’sa story about Ming’s life on the waters. Ming has lived all his life on a wider 1 in china. His home is a largehouse-boat with a roof, one of hundreds that move up and down. In about sixyears he has not once been on l 2 but he is never lonely. He is a strongswimmer. In fact, he could swim before he could walk. When he wants to playwith his f 3 hejust swims across to their boats or asks them to v 4 him.
Ming’sfather is a fisherman, but he never u 5 a line or a net（网）. Great black birds called cormorants do thefishing for him. Rings（圈）have been put around the birds’ n 6 so that they cannot eat the fish they catch.They have been t 7 to bring the fish to people. And then peoplereward（奖励）them with a fine big fish as soon astheir work is f 8 Ming loves watching the cormorants, but betterstill he likes going s 9 with his mother. The shops, of course, areboats very like his o 10 .

Passage2
Cananimals be made to work for people? Some scientists think that one day animalsmay be trained（训练）to do a number of simple jobs i 1 of people. They say that at a circus（杂技场）,for example, we may see elephants, monkeys,dogs and other animals doing q 2 skillful（熟练的）things.Perhaps you have seen them on the television or in a film. If you watchclosely, you may find that the trainer（驯兽员）alwaysg 3 the animal some sugar o 4 a piece of fruit as a reward（报酬）. The scientists say that many d 5 animals may be trained to do a lot of simplethings if they know they will get a reward f 6 doing that.
Ofcourse, as we know, dogs can be trained to look after a house, and soldiers inboth old and modern t 7 have u 8 geese to give warning（警报）by m 9 a lot of noise when an enemycomes near. And also it may be possible to train animals to work in families orf 10 .

Passage3
Inrecent years, playing kite-board seems to become more and more popular inAlaska in America. It is a new and old game. The game has w 1 the interest of many young people. The game isinteresting but a little d 2 One needs to play it very c 3
Akite-board is in fact a skateboard（滑雪板）drawn（拉）by a few big flying kites. The old game was p 4 by some young people in Holland and Spain as e 5 as the last century. Since the board was hardto control（控制）,f 6 people dared（敢）toplay it. With the development of the design（设计）ofkite and skateboard, many people can l 7 how to play it. A kiteboard may go as f 8 asabout 50 kilometres an hour. If you haven’t had any practice, you’d better notplay it. It is not s 9
Itis said that the game can exercise not only your b 10 butalso the sensitivity of your brain（大脑的敏捷）.

Passage4
BritishMilkman Steve Leech saved some shops and flats with milk and won a NationalBravery Award（国家勇敢奖）.
Leech,35 years old, said that when he was sending out milk as u 1 along Pine Street, he s 2 heard a loud, strange sound behind him andthen he saw smoke coming out of a shop in Cornwall, southern England. “Thatmust be a fire, I t 3 ”Leech said. “Then I quickly d 4 to do something. So I p 5 thedoor in and then I s 6 forthe people inside. Then I started pouring milk e 7 ”He used 320 pints of milk to stop the fire. When firefighters r 8 the shop, the fire was under control（得到控制）.
Leechhelped save the l 9 of eight people in the flats above theshops.
“Itwas hard work o 10 allthose bottles. But it was even harder trying to tell my boss where all the milkhad gone,” Leech said jokingly.

Passage5
Whilet 1 in Russia, Ed Jackson ranshort of（缺少）money. So he wrote to his brother,asking for ＄500. “Send the m 2 bytelegram（电报）to the bank（银行）here,” he wrote. After a week Ed began v 3 thebank. He s 4 his passport（护照）to the bank clerk（职员）. “Nothing has come for you, Mr. Jackson,” hewas told. This went o 5 for three weeks, and Mr. Jackson gotvery w 6 He then phoned his brother, asking w 7 themoney was. The brother said it had been sent three weeks b 8 That evening Ed Jackson was arrested（被捕）for failing to p 9 hishotel bill（账单）. He tried to tell the police whathis problem was, but no one would believe him. At last he was s 10 tothe police station for fifteen days.

Passage6
April Fools’ Day is on April 1st. People can play j 1 onothers on this special d 2 Ifyou succeed, you usually laugh and say “April Fool!” The person who has beenfooled by you l 3 too, and he will never be angry withyou.
Mother’s Day is on the second Sunday of May. It’s a dayto t 4 mothers. On that day mothers usuallyreceive flowers and cards from their children. Fathers and children do thehousework so that mothers can have a r 5
Easter Day falls on the first Sunday after the full moon which is on or afterMarch 21st. It’s also called Easter Sunday. It is said that on that day JesusChrist comes back to l 6 Many people go to church and children oftenget p 7 such as toy rabbits.
Thanksgiving Day is on the fourth Thursday in November. It’sa day when people give thanks for the good things in life. Usually families allget t 8 and have a big dinner.
Christmas Day comes on D 9 25th.It’s the most important festival in a year. The beautiful things can be s 10 everywhere.People exchange gifts, send Christmas cards and visit friends.

Passage 7
MrKing taught English in a middle school. He was very b 1 allthe time and couldn’t do some r 2 So he left the school and opened a book shopin the c 3 of the town. It wasn’t big enough but allthe books were nice and most people liked to buy some there. When the shop wasc 4 he could read at home. He knew a lot and the learned（有学问的）person were glad to make f 5 withhim.
Itwas Sunday and it was cold outside. Mr King was very busy. At nine in theevening all the buyers left e____6 agirl. She was dressed up and waited for s 7 there.Standing by the shelves, she looked over the books one after a 8 It made them in a fearful mess（凌乱不堪）. Mr King came up to her and asked, “Excuseme, madam. What can I do for you?” “Your books are all dull（乏味的）,” said the girl, “I want a d 9 one.”“That’s easy,” Mr King smiled. He t 10 outa cookbook（烹调书）and said, “Here you are, madam.”

Passage8
OnceEffendi had a joke with the Prime Minister（首相）.He said the Minister w 1 die the next day. The next day, the Ministerreally f 2 offthe horse and died. When the king h 3 of this, he got angry and sent his men toc 4 Effendiat once.
W 5 Effendi came, the king shouted a 6 “Effendi, since you knew when myminister would die, you must also know the date of your own death. Say it out,or you’ll die today.”
Effendil 7 atthe king and answered, “But how can I know? I’ll die two days e 8 than you.”
Theking was a 9 thathe would die if he killed Effendi. He thought he must keep Effendi alive（活着）as long as he could. So he l 10 himgo.

Passage9
RoyTrenton drove a taxi before. A short while ago, however, he b 1 abus-driver and he feels no sorry about it. He was finding his new work far morei 2 Whenhe was driving along Catford Street recently, he saw two thieves r 3 out of a shop and run towards a waitingcar. One of them was carrying a bag f 4 of money. Roy acted quicklyand drove the bus straight to the thieves. The one w 5 the money got so afraid that he dropped thebag. As the thieves were trying to get a 6 in their car, Roy drove his bus into theb 7 of it. While the car wasmoving away, Roy stopped his bus and t 8 the police. The thieves’ car was badlydamaged（损坏）and e 9 to recognize（辨认）. Shortly afterwards, the police stopped thecar and both men were c 10

Passage10
Now,let’s begin our sports report. Here’s a really good game, the b 1 oneI have seen this year. It’s the last five minutes of the g 2 Henryplays football f 3 France. He has the ball now. He p 4 theball to David. David k 5 it over the heads of the Englishmentowards the goal. But he’s too far a 6 France and England still have one goal eachand there are only two m 7 left of the game. Just then an English p
8 getsthe ball. He gives it to Bill, “King of the match”. Bill puts the ball into thegoal. In the e_____9 theEnglish team w 10

Passage11
Todaypeople can u 1 the phone to talk with others almostanywhere on the earth. But when you use the phone, you don’t see the person youare t 2 with. That may c 3 in the future.
Todaysome people are using a kind of telephone c 4 “Picture phone” or “Visionphone”. W 5 it, two people who are talking can see each other.
Picturephones can be useful when you have s 6 to show the person you’re calling. Theymay have other uses in the future. One day you may be able to ring up a l 7 andask to borrow a book. Then you’ll be able to read the book right over yourpicture phone. Or you may be able to go shopping t 8 yourpicture phone. If you see something in the newspaper that you think you want tobuy, you’ll go to your phone and call the shop. People at the shop will s 9 you the thing you’re interested in rightover the phone. You’ll be able to shop all over town and n 10 leaveyour room.