江西省贛州市2022-2024年中考二模英語試題匯編完形填空2024年江西省贛州市中考二模英語試卷三、完形填空請先閱讀下面短文,掌捉其大意,然后從各小題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入相應空白處的最佳選項,并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。OnlineDangersPeoplehavingcontroloverInternetcontent(內容)canbeagoodthing.Buttherearesome29withtheInternet.Firstofall,theinformationontheInternetisnotalways30.Peoplecaneasilypostfalseinformation.Thiscanbeaproblemwhenpeoplearedoingresearch.Inonestudy,teacherssaidtheInternethelpsstudentsdobetter.Butthesameteachersalsosaiditis31tofindtrustyinformation.AnotherproblemisInternet32.Forexample,VenreadsontheInternetthatMarswillbesoclosetoEarthat4:30a.m.,thatitwilllookliketherearetwo33inthesky.Shesetsheralarmandgetsupinthemiddleofthenigh,34shecanonlyseeonemoonintheyard!Theinformationshereadwasahoax,butfalseinformationspreads35onsocialwebsites,andlotsofpeoplecanthinkit'strue.Another36ofahoaxwaswhensomeonepostedthatyoucancharge(充電)yourphonewithanonion.Don't37it!Itisn'ttrue.Somehoaxesaremoredangerous.Somepeoplehave38lotsofmoneybecauseofemailsfromfake(虛假的)banksaskingthemfortheirbankinginformation.Cyberbullying(網絡欺凌)isanotherproblemontheInternet.MalaliawascyberbulliedonFacebookbyagirlfromherclass.Theclassmate39meanmessagesonMalalia'sFacebookpageandevensaidshewasgoingto40Malalia.Accordingtoastudy,88%ofAmericanteenssaidtheyhaveseensomeonebe41toanotherpersononasocialwebsite.Cyberbullyingcanmaketeensfeelterrible,andsome42killthemselves.However,Malaliadecidedtodosomethingaboutit.Shewroteasong43cyberbullying.Thegoodnewsistheworldisstartingtogetwisetogetcyberbullying.29.A.stories30.A.useful31.A.important32.A.hoaxes33.A.Mars34.A.or35.A.difficultly36.A.result37.A.call38.A.lost39.A.received40.A.help41.A.sorry42.A.even43.A.inB.advantagesB.interestingB.difficultB.gamesB.moonsB.butB.quicklyB.reasonB.tryB.spentB.readB.hurtB.friendlyB.alreadyB.fromC.problemsC.popularC.necessaryC.productsC.planesC.unlessC.earlyC.exampleC.eatC.wonC.sentC.joinC.fairC.hardlyD.againstD.waysD.trueD.waysD.trueD.connectionsD.becauseD.secretlyD.symbolD.readD.savedD.tookD.callD.meanD.onlyD.without2023年江西省贛州市中考二模英語試卷四、完形填空AShortHistoryofTransportationWeusuallydon’tthinkmuchaboutthecars,buses,andtrainsthattakeusfromourhomestotheplaceswherewework,study,andenjoyourselves.Andyet,withouttheseformsoftransportation,ourliveswouldbevery29.Transportationtechnologyisdevelopingallthetime,bringingchangestothecitiesweliveinandthewaywemovearound30.Thefirsthumanswalkedand31everywhere,oftenovergreatdistances(距離).Afewtraditionalpeoples,suchastheSaninSouthAfrica,32livethiswaytoday.Thefirstvehicles(車輛)wereprobablysmallraftsthatcarriedpeoplealongriversandacross33.SomescientistsbelieveraftswereusedtosailfromAsiatoAustraliaasearlyas70,000yearsago.Scientiststhinkthatpeoplebegantoraisehorses4,000to6,000yearsago.PeopleinKazakhstan34groupsofwildhorses.Theywantedthemformeatandmilk,butthey35usedthemforridingandcarryingthings.Lifebecamemoreconvenientthanbefore.

36animals,suchastheNorthAfricancamel(駱駝),wereraisedabout3,500yearsago.Animalssuchastheseallowedpeopletomove37andcarrymore.Thishelpedinthedevelopmentof38betweensocietiesandspreaddifferentkindsofproductstomoreplaces.Andthencamethewheel.39thewheelisquitearecentinvention,wedon’tknow40whereorwhenpeoplefirstusedit.SomescientiststhinkithappenedinMesopotamiaabout3500BC,somethinkwheelsmaybemucholder.Butweknowthatthe41stoneblocksthatwereusedtomakeStonehengeinEnglandasearlyas3100BCneededsomethinglikewheelsto42them.Maybetheyusedwoodenrollersmadefromlogs43atypeofwheel.By1000BCthewheelwascommonacrossEuropeandtheMiddleEast.29．A．common B．unhealthy C．different D．dangerous30．A．it B．them C．you D．ourselves31．A．rode B．ran C．drove D．flew32．A．then B．just C．never D．still33．A．streets B．grasslands C．seas D．deserts34．A．kept B．killed C．saved D．lost35．A．hardly B．also C．once D．almost36．A．All B．Most C．Many D．Other37．A．farther B．earlier C．less D．harder38．A．culture B．technology C．trade D．language39．A．Because B．Although C．While D．If40．A．simply B．easily C．deeply D．exactly41．A．hard B．huge C．round D．magic42．A．lift B．pack C．throw D．move43．A．as B．by C．into D．with2022年江西省贛州市中考二模英語試卷四、完形填空Whenyouplantobeinthemountainsforalongtime,youdon’twanttocarryaheavybackpack.Youshouldbringfoodthatishighinenergybutlowin29.It’salsoagoodideatobringfoodthatiseasytoprepareandthatwon’tbecome30toeat.Evenifyouareonaday31,youneedtobringsomefood.Whenyouclimbamountain,yourbodyusesmoreenergy,soyoumayneedtoeattwiceas32asusual.Whatcanyoudoifyouare33insnow-coveredmountainsandyouhavenofoodleft?Becauseitissocold,notmuch34highinthemountains.Itcanbevery35tofindfoodthere.However,ifyouknowwhatto36,thereareplantsyoucaneat.Youcaneattherootsofsometrees,likepinetrees.Theygiveyoualotofenergy.Inspring,youcan37eatthebuds(花苞)fromsometrees.Theywon’tgiveyoumuchenergy—aboutthesameaseatingasmallpieceofchocolate—38theymaygiveyouenoughenergytokeeplookingforotherfood.Ifyou’rereallyhungry,youcaneatmealworms(粉蟲).Lookforthemunderrocksandfallentrees.Mealwormsoften39likethefoodtheylastate!Youcancookmealwormsoverafire,butforaquickmeal,youcaneatmealworms40cookingthem.Ifyouhaveanet(網),youcanuseittocatch41.Ifyoudon’thaveanet,youcanmakeafishinglinewiththingsinyourbackpack,likestring(絲線).Iftheriverisn’tdeep,youcanevenfishwithyour42.Youcaneatanimalsifyoucancatch43.Butremembersmallanimalsarebest.It’snotagoodideatotrytocatchlargeanimalslikebears!29．A．price B．risk C．weight D．height30．A．salty B．tasty C．hot D．bad31．A．trip B．business C．drive D．ride32．A．fast