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杂糅型短文填空是指文章中有多种提示类型，如英语单词、汉语意思、音标或者不给提示词等。这种

题型主要考查考生的整体阅读能力、语言知识的运用能力、逻辑思维能力和书面表达能力，特别是单词和

短语的拼写能力。学

A

Children love to play, but for some children, the idea of simple joyful playtime can seem very far away. These

boys and girls are not 1 to move around as others do. They lost their 2 (arm) or legs during the

past war.

An organization near Uganda’s capital is working hard to change that. 3 is bringing together doctors,

4 (volunteer) and kind-hearted people from around the world. They have set up the first center for 5

(treat) disabled children in Uganda.

On a thick grass outside the hospital, a lot of patients do 6 as they like. Some are playing football.

Some are playing basketball. They compete in sports, play games and even perform silly dances. The theme of the

day is simple：Let Them Play. This is a rare event for 7 (child) who miss arms or legs.

The aim of the event is 8 (raise) money for a new playground and sports field. The organizers want to

make the old playground into an area that is 9 (friend) to all sorts of disabled children.

Life for the disabled in Uganda is difficult, but for children it is even 10 (difficult). They can’t go to

school.

B

Patricia was born in Michigan and grew up in California. When she was a little girl, she often stayed with her

grandparents who lived in Union City, Michigan. One summer day, a meteorite (流星) 1 (fall) from the sky,

right into her grandparents’ backyard! Before that, her grandparents had lived a 2 [‘kwaət] life on their

farm. Now things were 3 from before. They had so much to do. People came to see the meteorite. The

professors from the 4 [juːnɪ’vɜːsɪtɪ] came to study it and analyze (分析) it. Her grandparents had never

talked to so many people in 5 (they) lives! Everything changed.

As you can guess, no one in the town had ever 6 (see) a meteorite before! They were confused (困惑)

and didn’t know 7 to do. Some people thought it would bring them good 8 (lucky) if they touched

it.

Patricia loves to tell the story about her meteorite and even today, she carries a piece of the meteorite with her

9 [weər’evə] she goes. When I met her, she let all of us touch it and make a 10 . What might you wish

for if you could meet Patricia and see her meteorite?

C

How much pocket money do you get from your parents every month—200 yuan? Some may need more to buy

birthday 1 (present), fast food lunches, ice creams and cartoon books. But for Li Beibei, 30 yuan each

month is e 2 . The only thing she buys is lunch－1.5 yuan each day. ＂My favorite is fried potato slices and

rice，＂ said Li. ＂Meat is too e 3 for me.＂

Li, 14, is a Junior 1 at Beijing’s Xingzhi Experimental School. Her parents 4 (be) migrant workers(农

民工). They come from Henan. Her father now works as a 5 (clean) and gets 500 yuan every month. Her

mother has no job. Every day, Li gets up at 5：30 am and rides her bike for 20 minutes to get to school. She studies

h 6 , and even reads books during breaks! Like many teens, Li has a lot of homework, but that is not all 7

(she) work. During the week she helps her mum cook. On weekends, she helps wash clothes.

She is afraid of 8 (have) to leave school. Li didn’t go to school at 12 for one year 9 her family

had no money. This year, the school didn’t ask her to pay the 600 yuan fees because her family is too poor. ＂I

hope I will always be in school，＂said Li. Li says she wants to be a doctor when she 10 (grow) up.

A（2018年四川宜宾中考）