2014年全国中考分类汇编短文填空(首字母提示型)(2014湖北武汉)MariaVasandherdogwalkeddownthehallofthenursinghomeandstoppedinfrontoftheoldladywithanurseatherside.“Wouldsheliketo1smydog?”Mariaasked.“No,avisitwon’t2hher,”saidthenurse.“Thenshe3ethattheladywastoosicktoappreciatevisitors.ButMariadecidedtotryanyway.Shehaddoneresearchonanimalassistingtherapy(辅助疗法)for10years.Andshewasverysuccessfulinthis4a.She’dseeneventhesickestpatientsenjoyavisitfromalovelydog.Mariacarriedthedogovertotheoldlady.Immediately,thewoman5routtowardthedog!Shewasso6pthatshebegansmilingandtryingtotalk.Thenursestoodaside,7wtheminamazement.Thiswomanhadnevercommunicatedwithanyone.Itwaslikeshewasn’teven8a--untilthedogcametovisit.Aroundtheworldsickadultsand9cfilllonelyhospitalrooms.Theymayhaveanillnessorneedtobe10cfor.Adog’sfriendlyeyesandwarmpaws(爪子)maybejustwhatthedoctororderedtoencouragethemandhelpthemheal(治愈).12.3.4.5.67.8.9.10.(2014上海)AschoolnewspaperTheTeensaskedoveronethousandteenagershowtheyspenttheirsparetime.Heretheyreportthe1rofthesurvey.It’snotatallsurprisingtolearnthatmostteenssaidtheywantedmorefreetime.Mosthavelessthananhouradayforafter-schoolactivities.2.pactivitywaspopularamongbothgirlsandboys,averagingbetweenthreetosixhoursaweek.Favouritesportsamonggirlsweretennis,basketballandswimming.Boyssaidtheylikedfootball,basketballandskating.Speakingofentertainment,musicandTVwerepopular.Abouthalfofthosesurveyedsaidthatmusicwastheirfavouriteactivity.This3.ibothlisteningtoandplayingmusic.TVwasalsoverypopular.ThreequarterssaidtheypreferredwatchingTVtoreadingabookormagazine.Unexpectedly,asmanyasthreeoutoftenteenagersmentionedthatcollectingthingswassomethingtheylikedtodointheirsparetime.Theyhad4.vcollections5.vfromcartoonbooksandbaseballcardstostickers,toysandcoins.friendswasalsopopular.Eightoutoftenteenagerssaidtheymetfriendsonceaweek.NineoutoftensaidtheycontactedfriendsthroughtheInternet.6apopularwayofcontactingfriendswasthetelephone.Everyonewesurveyedsaidtheyspoketofriendseveryday.Mostsaidtheyspokeabouttwentyminutesaday.Surprisingly,teenagers7.swentdancing,especiallygirls.Onlyoneoutoftensaidtheywenttothedanceregularly.12.3.4.5.67.(2014天津)OnJuly2,1937,AmeliaEarhart(anAmericanpilot)andFredNoonanleftNewGuineaforHowlandIslandinthePacific.Thiswasthelongestandmostdangerouspartoftheir1taroundtheworld.Earharthadtroublesoonaftertheplanetookoff.Theweatherwasverybad,soshehadto2.fat3,000metres.Goingthishigh,theplaneusedfuelquickly.Afterabout203.h,EarhartandNoonangotclosetoHowlandIsland.Theislandwas4.oabout65miles(英里)away,butthebrightsunwasshiningintheirfacessotheycouldn’tseeit.NearHowland,ashipwas5.wfortheplane.Earhartcontactedtheship:“Wedon’thaveenoughfuel,”shesaid.Theshiptriedtostayintouchwithher6bgotnoanswer.Finally,theshipcalledforhelp.PeoplelookedforEarhartandNoonanfordays.However,theyfoundnothing.WhathappenedtoAmeliaEarhart?Nooneknowsforsure.7.dtheflight,sheprobablymovedinthewrongdirection(方向)becausethesunwasbrightanditwas8dtosee.Soshegotlost;soonafter,herplaneranoutoffuel,andshediedatsea.Anotherideaisthatshesurvived(幸存)theplanecrash(飞机失事),9.stoalonelyisland,andlaterdiedthere.StillotherthinkshesurvivedthecrashandsecretlyreturnedtotheU.S.withanewidentity(身份).Tillnow,noneofthese10.ihasbeenproved.Peoplearestillwonderingaboutthem.(Noonan’sbodyhasneverbeenfoundeither.)Nomatterwhathappened,Earhartprobablydiedasshewished.“WhenIgo,”shesaid,“I’dlikebesttogoinmyplane.”12.3.4.5.67.8.9.10.(2014呼和浩特)Atravelercametoavillagecarryingnothingbutanemptypot.Hewash71,butnobodywouldoffertheirfoodtohim.Thetravellerthenf72thepotwithwater,putalargestoneintoit,andplacedito73afireinthevillagesquare.Oneofthevillagersaskedw74hewasdoing.Thetraveleranswered,“I’mmaking‘stonesoup’.”Thevillagerseemedi75.Thetravelercontinued,“ThesouptasteswonderfulbutIneedsomecarrotstomakei76moretasty.”Thevillagerthenb77himsomecarrotsandputtheminthepot.Anothervillagerwalkedby,askingaboutthepot,a78thetravelleragaintoldhimabouthisstonesoup.Thistimehereallyneededsomemeat.Thevillagerbroughthimsomemeattohelphimout.Moreandmorevillagerswalkedby.Eachaddedo79things.Finally,thetravellerhadadeliciouspotofsoup.Ofcourse,hes80itwitheveryone.71.h____________72.f____________73.o___________74.w___________75.i____________76.i_____________77.b___________78.a_____________79.o___________80.s____________(2014山东烟台)It’snecessarytodiscoverwhatyouaregoodatornotandwhatyoulikeordislike.Manystudentswouldbeunhappyiftheyf________86inaverydifficultphysicscourse,butinfacttheyhaveknownalotaboutt_________87.Theyrealizethattheyshouldnotbecomeengineersorp___________88_scientistsinthefuture.Sofallingcanhelpastudenttoliveahappierlifeifheorshedrawssomethingoutofit.Theymaythendecideontheiraimandc__________89thekindofworkthattheywouldbefitforandtheywouldliketodo.Youcan’tbesurewhetheryoulikesomethingu_________90youhavetriedit.Ifyoumakead_________91_thatyouwouldliketoplaytheviolin,youneedtotakemoremusicclassesb________92_youknowifyouarereallyinterestedinit.Itisnote________93_tohopetobeaviolinist.Youalsohavetostandthehardpracticebeforeyoubecomeone.Ifyouwouldenjoybein