绍兴版中考英语新目标-学生版阶段检测卷+16年模拟卷.doc

阶段检测卷一（七年级） 一、完形填空（15分）（2015·永嘉模拟） I was at a store buying some carrots. I noticed a small boy next to me. I heard a conversation between Mr. Miller and the 1 ． “Hello, Barry, how are you today?” “Hello, Mr. Miller. Fine, thank you. Just admiring the 2 ． They sure look good.” “Would you like to take some home?” asked Mr. Miller. “No, sir. Got nothing to pay for 3 ．” “What do you have to trade with me for these carrots?” “All I got is my prize marble（弹珠） here.” “Is that right? 4 me see it,” said Mr. Miller. “Here it is.” “I 5 see that. Only one thing is that this one is blue and I like red better. Do you have a red one 6 this at home?” Mr. Miller asked. “Yes.” “Take these carrots home and let me look at that red marble tomorrow,” Mr. Miller told the boy. “Sure, I will. Thanks, Mr. Miller.” Mrs. Miller 7 to help me. She said, “There are 8 other boys like him, all three are very poor. Jim always trades carrots and other vegetables for their marbles. 9 they come back with their red marbles, he decides he doesn’t like red after all, and he sends them home with 10 for a green marble or an orange one.” Several years later, I 11 Mr. Miller had died recently. In his funeral（葬礼）, ahead of us were three young men. They went to Mrs. Miller. They hugged, spoke with her 12 moved on to the casket（棺材）. The three young men stopped and put their own 13 hands on the cold pale hands in the casket. Each left with tears. My 14 came to meet Mrs. Miller. She took my hands and said, “Those three young men who just left were the boys I told you about. They thanked Jim again and again. We’ve 15 had much wealth of this world, but right now, Jim would consider himself the richest man in Idaho.” With loving gentleness she lifted the lifeless fingers of her husband. Resting under his fingers were three shined red marbles. We will not be remembered by our words, but by our k