专题06期末易错完形填空精选（九大类）（浙江专用）
一、经典话题—个人经历：人的成长历程分享。
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If your life were a book and you were the writer, how would you let your story go? That’s the question that 1
my life forever.
At the age of 19, dreaming of snowboarding, I took a(n) 2 and moved to a snowy place where I could
make money and control my life.
Suddenly, my life took a detour (弯路). One day, I left work 3 because I thought I had a cold. But 24
hours later I was in the 4 on life support with little possibility of living. Over three months, I 5 both
of my legs after several operations (手术).
Out of hospital, I was totally 6 . The darkest moment was when I first saw my new legs. I tried hard to
7 after I put the heavy metal legs on. But I felt so 8 that I had to give up. For months, I just stayed in bed
with my new 9 resting by my side. How was I going to snowboard again? I had no answer at all.
10 I knew that in order to move forward, I had to let go of the Old Amy and learn to 11 the
New Amy. I told myself, with those metal legs if I snowboarded again my feet wouldn’t get 12 in the thick
snow. Best of all, I could make my feet the size of all the shoes.
It was that moment that I asked myself the 13 . Then I began daydreaming like I did as a little girl. I 14
myself snowboarding down a high mountain again and I could even feel the wind 15 my face in that very
moment.
And that is when a new chapter (篇章) in my life began.
1．A．stopped B．changed C．finished D．divided2．A．job B．note C．course D．medal
3．A．early B．happily C．bravely D．noisily
4．A．park B．hotel C．office D．hospital
5．A．hid B．lost C．washed D．touched
6．A．wrong B．strange C．broken D．hungry
7．A．wake up B．grow up C．catch up D．stand up
8．A．silly B．painful C．free D．peaceful
9．A．legs B．feet C．shoes D．wheels
10．A．So B．And C．But D．Till
11．A．hurt B．punish C．repair D．accept
12．A．cold B．slow C．soft D．lazy
13．A．fact B．reason C．result D．question
14．A．heard B．noticed C．imagined D．protected
15．A．from B．under C．behind D．against
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阅读下面短文，理解其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
The simplest way to say it is this: I believe in my mother.
My mother was a servant. Through her work, she found that 16 people spent a lot more time reading than
watching TV. She announced(宣布) that my brother and I could 17 watch two TV programs during the week.
We had to read two books each and 18 book reports. She would mark them with checks(勾). Years later we
realized her 19 were a trick. My mother was a person unable to read.
When I entered high school, I was a(n) 20 student, but not for long. I wanted fancy clothes. I wanted to
21 the cool guys. I went from being an A-student to a C-student. One night my mother 22 her jobs and
came home early to talk to me. I complained about not having Italian 23 . She said, “Okay, take all the money I
make this week and buy 24 food and pay the bills. With everything left over, you can have the Italian shirts
you want.” I was very 25 to hear her words. But once I got through allocating(分配) money, there was 26
left. At that time, I realized how difficult it was for my mother to 27 our family. I also realized that fancy
clothes weren’t going to get me anywhere. I went back to my 28 and became an A-student again. Now I’ve
become a doctor that I always dreamed for.
My story is really my mother’s story. 29 she’s a woman with little education or money, she used her
wisdom as a parent to 30 my life. There is no job more important than parenting. This is what I believe in.16．A．careful B．healthy C．outgoing D．successful
17．A．also B．only C．ever D．still
18．A．give up B．write down C．put away D．find out
19．A．reports B．books C．marks D．programs
20．A．lazy B．poor C．excellent D．popular
21．A．beat B．follow C．serve D．teach
22．A．reviewed B．stopped C．repeated D．offered
23．A．noodles B．friends C．inventions D．shirts
24．A．us B．her C．him D．them
25．A．angry B．excited C．relaxed D．lonely
26．A．nothing B．something C．everything D．anything
27．A．support B．greet C．enter D．control
28．A．family B．team C．study D．program
29．A．Because B．When C．Although D．Unless
30．A．introduce B．change C．risk D．perform
二、经典话题：情感的表达。
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Sometimes my bad mood feels like quicksand, and the harder I try to climb out, the more stuck I get! That was true
last week. I was reading a book. I had just come to the most wonderful part 31 my little brother and sister
charged into my room.
“We made paper airplanes!” Grace shouted and Matthew 32 his plane directly to my head.
“Excuse me. I’m reading.” I said 33 .
“Are you in a bad mood? ” Grace said, “I know 34 that will help!” She ran out of my room. A minute later,
she 35 with a basket of stuffed animals. “A teddy-bear picnic!”
“Thanks, Grace, but not 36 .” I got up and went to the living room.
“What’s up?” asked my dad.
“I feel terrible!” I complained.“I like organizing things when I’m in a bad mood,” said my dad. “I’ll get you 37 on the kitchen drawer!
Come on.”
“I like getting out the toolbox and fixing stuff, when I need a 38 in mood.” said my mom.
Even though I knew everybody was trying to help, every time someone suggested a way to make me feel better, I
felt 39 worse!
Just then, my friend Craig stopped 40 . “What happened?” he asked.
“Matthew and Grace 41 while I was reading, it made me mad,” I said. “Then everyone started offering
42 for how to cheer up. But I wasn’t asking for help.”
Right then we noticed a squirrel 43 upside down in a tree to get snacks from a bird feeder. “Whoa!” said
Craig. “I bet that guy is a famous squirrel gymnast.”
“Haha! Definitely.” I laughed.
“Hey!” said Craig. “That 44 you just made sounded a lot like a laugh.”
Just when I think I’ll 45 be in a bad mood, I’m suddenly on the other side of it.
I smiled. “Possibly.”
31．A．who B．what C．when D．where
32．A．held B．sent C．turned D．opened
33．A．angrily B．silently C．carelessly D．proudly
34．A．nothing B．anything C．something D．everything
35．A．left B．danced C．drove D．returned
36．A．today B．tonight C．tomorrow D．yesterday
37．A．hoped B．ended C．shared D．started
38．A．change B．chance C．secret D．reason
39．A．only B．even C．also D．still
40．A．in B．on C．by D．for
41．A．broke up B．broke in C．broke down D．broke off
42．A．advice B．courage C．surprises D．decisions
43．A．lying B．sitting C．jumping D．hanging
44．A．poem B．song C．noise D．story
45．A．often B．always C．never D．hardly
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Do you have any interests in your childhood? In my seventh grade, I developed a(an) 46 in solving aRubik’s Cube. I started by asking my 47 to teach me and he asked me to solve a blue cross on a cube by myself.
I spent around 20 minutes mixing the cube and finally got that little blue cross on the top. 48 , I jumped up
from the chair and raced into my brother’s bedroom. After handing the cube to him, to my surprise, he 49 the
perfect blue cross, making my work completely disappear.
“Do it again,” he handed it back to me.
“No, I won’t.” I was 50 stepping out of his room.
A few weeks later, my brother wasn’t at home. “I’m going to learn how to do this without 51 !” I promised
myself. I spent the rest of my night watching a guy on YouTube teach me to solve the first few steps. I 52 those
steps.
The next day, I spent the whole school day secretly practicing what I learned the night before. When I made my way
to my music class, I 53 to find some spare time taking out the cube again and solving what I knew. Noah, my
classmate, and also one of my best friends later, laughed at me.
“Do you know 54 ?” I sneered (冷笑).
“Actually yeah, let me see it. My fastest solving time is 15 seconds,” he said 55 he began solving the
cube. It took him about 25 seconds to finish it.
“Okay, that was cool.” I started solving the cube again. 56 I didn’t know this boy would be my inspiration
(鼓舞) for cube solving. He taught me each step, each day, and when I forgot, he’d 57 me. He was the best
friend I’d ever had.
Sadly he’s no longer with us now, but the 58 of solving cubes together will be there forever. It was this
boy who helped me with cube solving. It takes me around a minute to solve Rubik’s Cube. I am 59 that I can
do something not many people can. 60 , Noah. I believe I will be better with your inspiration.
46．A．interest B．lifestyle C．feeling D．idea
47．A．cousin B．friend C．brother D．father
48．A．Suddenly B．Excitedly C．Luckily D．Finally
49．A．mixed up B．fixed up C．put away D．gave away
50．A．nervous B．angry C．happy D．relaxed
51．A．her B．it C．you D．him
52．A．forgot B．taught C．mastered D．changed
53．A．refused B．tried C．agreed D．advised
54．A．what B．why C．how D．who
55．A．as B．since C．until D．after56．A．From then on B．In the end C．At that time D．As a result
57．A．remind B．stop C．punish D．leave
58．A．plans B．memories C．actions D．decisions
59．A．sad B．clever C．careful D．proud
60．A．Sorry B．Good luck C．Goodbye D．Thank you
三、超级经典—哲理感悟：反思方能进步。
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阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项A、B、C、D中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡
上将该项涂黑,
It was a very hot day. As I was siting on the bench, waiting for class to begin, I saw Timothy waving a brown paper
61 at Jenna. Happily, the two of them walked away to somewhere.
I wondered what they would do next, so I 62 Timothy and Jenna. They stopped at a quieter area behind
the library. “ 63 ,” I thought. “They must be up to something!” I watched them from behind a large tree and saw
Jenna pass some 64 to Timothy. Timothy then passed the paper bag to Jenna. 65 of them were
smiling and seemed very happy. A 66 suddenly came into my mind. Timothy 67 be selling answers
to the holiday worksheets to Jenna! It made sense to me 68 Timothy was an excellent student and Jenna always
needed 69 in her homework. I could not stop 70 and jumped out from behind the tree. I cried, “I
saw 71 the two of you had done.”
Timothy and Jenna were 72 . “What is happening?” Jenna asked. After I told them what I had thought,
they laughed. It 73 that in the bag was a special comic book bought by Timothy’s brother. Timothy was only
collecting money from Jenna 74 the comic book. Once I heard the explanation, I tuned red. I wished the
ground would swallow (吞下) me then to save me from the shame. I said sorry for my mistake and quickly ran away. I
will 75 jump to conclusions(结论) again.
61．A．homework B．worksheet C．book D．bag
62．A．followed B．advised C．trusted D．asked
63．A．Unlucky B．Strange C．Boring D．Scary
64．A．food B．work C．money D．water
65．A．All B．Both C．Either D．Neither
66．A．suggestion B．question C．thought D．plan
67．A．may B．will C．must D．should68．A．as B．if C．so D．though
69．A．discussion B．exercises C．practice D．help
70．A．themselves B．ourselves C．herself D．myself
71．A．when B．what C．why D．how
72．A．surprised B．afraid C．angry D．glad
73．A．turned around B．turned out C．turned off D．turned up
74．A．about B．with C．for D．to
75．A．also B．still C．always D．never
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The letter was a great disappointment to me. It was from Holy Cross, the only school I really wanted to study in. I
read the 76 , “... We had a great applicant pool this year, ... We can’t offer spaces to everyone ... We’ll place you
on our waiting list.”
Realizing I was standing there 77 my father asked what it said anxiously. I told him that I didn’t get in,
78 I was on the waiting list.
“Well, at least you still have a (n) 79 ” Dad said brightly.
However, I told him I didn’t want to be on the waiting list. I wanted to be accepted. 80 on the list would
get in. It was a way of saying “Thanks for trying”.
“Then let’s go and tell them so.”
“That sounds impossible, dad.” I said sadly. “ 81 won’t work.”
Upset and annoyed, I left myself in my room. However, my 82 advice kept ringing in my head. Would the
teacher give me a chance to express myself? What would happen if I tried? I 83 it for a few days, finally
coming to the decision that he was right. So the next day I seated myself across from Mr. Luis Soto, my admissions
officer.
“ 84 can I do for you, Mike?” he asked pleasantly.
“Well, sir, I am here to tell you that I would love a chance to 85 this school. It is meaningful for me—it is
my 86 dream school—and that I will make the best of my time here. I want to let you know that you 87
feel sorry about it if you give me a chance and reconsider my application. Although I’m not the best now. I will make
every effort to become a top student and I believe you’ll be proud of me.” The words had poured out 88 I
could stop them.
Mr. Soto looked at me for a moment and smiled.
“OK, that is the kind of thing we love to hear. Congratulations, you’re in.”It was so 89 and I asked, “I’m sorry?”
“We hope people in the class who want to be here can get most from the education. I’m glad you came to talk
openly to me. I’m happy to say you are in the Class of 2022.”
I was too excited to say anything. Now, I still can’t remember how I left his office.
The whole experience taught me a lesson: 90 is a good thing, and it will never die. If you truly want
something, never, never give up.
76．A．book B．letter C．magazine D．paper
77．A．happily B．sadly C．excitedly D．proudly
78．A．and B．or C．so D．but
79．A．speech B．medal C．chance D．idea
80．A．Everybody B．Somebody C．Nobody D．Anybody
81．A．He B．It C．I D．We
82．A．mother’s B．father’s C．teacher’s D．sister’s
83．A．looked through B．gave up C．thought about D．paid for
84．A．What B．How C．Why D．Who
85．A．consider B．attend C．compare D．reply
86．A．real B．whole C．only D．last
87．A．won’t B．needn’t C．mustn’t D．couldn’t
88．A．when B．until C．after D．before
89．A．amazing B．obvious C．interesting D．relaxing
90．A．Smile B．Hope C．Discussion D．Decision
四、发明与创造—人类进步之源。
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通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中选出一个最佳选项。
Are you interested in making new things? Inventions always play an important role in our daily life. They make our
life more 91 and much easier than before. A university class 92 helped two young women create a
great idea for a difficult problem. Julia and Jessica are students in Harvard University. One day, 93 teacher said
at the class, “I want you to solve a world problem about the energy source (能源).”
“Who can 94 this task?” After hearing that, Julia and Jessica started to feel excited. They wanted to take
that challenge. So they answered, “We decided to accept the difficult task.” Before they 95 , they thought theyhad to do some research first. They first studied many different 96 with few energy sources.
They found the 97 that both adults and children in these countries played soccer. 98 Julia and
Jessica decided to create a new energy source that could have something to do with soccer.
Though they had an idea, it was a bit hard for them to create a soccer with a battery (电池). Then they asked their
friends for help. They 99 with their friends to make a soccer ball with a battery in it. It took them a long time,
but it 100 turned out to be a big success. They knew the soccer was exactly 101 they wanted. They
named their ball the SOCCKET and showed it 102 the users.
When the players 103 the ball, the battery inside caught the energy from the ball’s movement. After
104 ，the players used the energy in the battery to make the smart phones work. It is 105 that a simple
project can make our lives better! Small things always make a big difference.
91．A．helpful B．colorful C．peaceful D．careful
92．A．article B．project C．topic D．discussion
93．A．your B．her C．their D．our
94．A．discuss B．receive C．start D．finish
95．A．took off B．showed off C．set off D．put off
96．A．areas B．countries C．cities D．towns
97．A．relationship B．advantage C．service D．situation
98．A．So B．And C．Or D．But
99．A．cleaned B．stayed C．played D．worked
100．A．actually B．easily C．simply D．finally
101．A．what B．where C．how D．why
102．A．of B．with C．to D．by
103．A．broke B．kicked C．lost D．bought
104．A．shows B．parties C．games D．lessons
105．A．fantastic B．lucky C．boring D．moving
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10-year-old Mikaila Ulmer from Texas is building a lemonade (柠檬水) kingdom, hoping to save bees in danger.
It all 106 when Mikaila was 4 years old and she was bitten (咬) by bees twice in one week. This 107
her to become very scared whenever bees were near. In order to help her manage this 108 , Mikaila's parents
asked her to do some research on bees. She learned that bees are quite 109 to flowers, gardens and trees. She
also learned that they are dying 110 . In the past year, bee farmers have reported 111 nearly 42% ofthem. Many believe that this could be because people use too many pesticides(杀虫剂).
This is when she set her mind to create a 112 to help save bees. She started her company BeeSweet
Lemonade. Her special lemonade recipe (配方) 113 her great-grandmother's cookbook. She adds 114
to it, instead of sugar, in order to call attention to the problems bees face. Mikaila 115 lemonade almost
every day at her lemonade shop. And when she sells lemonade, she takes every chance to tell her 116 about
the problems that bees face.
The project began 117 a small activity and is starting to grow. Mikaila plans to sell almost 140,000
bottles of BeeSweet lemonade this year. They can be found on the shelves at Whole Foods Markets. 118 can
also be bought in many restaurants and other places near her home.
Does Mikaila have any time to just be a kid? Sure! 119 it comes to weekend, Mikaila usually does
something fun. However, she doesn't mind the hard work. She says that she is 120 when she sees people
enjoy her lemonade. The more people enjoy it, the more they're learning about bees.
106．A．started B．ended C．stopped D．continued
107．A．taught B．told C．caused D．reminded
108．A．sadness B．fear C．danger D．hate
109．A．helpful B．fair C．similar D．polite
110．A．quickly B．bravely C．quietly D．naturally
111．A．meeting B．hiding C．picking D．losing
112．A．dish B．job C．sport D．product
113．A．fell off B．got into C．came from D．led to
114．A．water B．milk C．tea D．honey
115．A．drinks B．sells C．packs D．lists
116．A．tourists B．passengers C．patients D．customers
117．A．about B．as C．towards D．behind
118．A．He B．It C．She D．They
119．A．When B．Because C．Since D．Unless
120．A．afraid B．happy C．nervous D．bored
五、叙事忆旧—超级经典话题，期末高频考点。
Cloze 1
通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中选出一个最佳选项。Deserts can be dangerous places. Most deserts are very 121 , with no rivers for water, making it
impossible for anything to 122 , and very difficult for people to live. What do you think you would do if you
were lost in a desert by yourself and couldn’t make a 123 ?
In March 2017, this happened to 24-year-old Amber. She was 124 through the Arizona desert in the USA,
when one evening, the 125 on her phone told her to turn off the main road and go down a road that wasn’t
there. Soon, her phone lost connection so the map no longer worked and she couldn’t make a phone call. She was lost
and 126 . Finally, her car stopped 127 it didn’t have enough petrol(汽油).
She 128 that night in her car and then in the morning she looked for help, but she couldn’t find anyone.
129 Amber knew what she had to do to stay alive. 130 , she made a large sign that said “HELP”. Next,
she looked at the food and water she had. This helped her 131 how long she could stay there. For the next five
days, she ate nuts and fruit and used the heat from the 132 to cook noodles. After five days, Amber left her
133 . She wanted to find somewhere that she could use her phone to call for help. She walked for 11 miles 134
her phone started working again and then called the police. Only 40 minutes later, a helicopter (直升机) 135
Amber and took her to hospital, tired, thirsty, but very happy to be alive.
121．A．dry B．clean C．high D．small
122．A．travel B．grow C．happen D．cross
123．A．report B．wish C．call D．plan
124．A．walking B．swimming C．driving D．flying
125．A．address B．mail C．knowledge D．map
126．A．noisy B．alone C．silent D．absent
127．A．so B．because C．if D．though
128．A．slept B．created C．guarded D．praised
129．A．Surprisingly B．Recently C．Simply D．Luckily
130．A．At last B．After all C．As a result D．First of all
131．A．explain B．translate C．know D．influence
132．A．sky B．sun C．clouds D．moon
133．A．car B．hometown C．school D．family
134．A．as B．unlass C．although D．until
135．A．laid out B．dealt with C．picked up D．ran after
Cloze 2
通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中选出一个最佳选项。Long long ago, there was a huge apple tree. And a little boy loved to come 136 play around it every day.
He climbed to the tree top, ate the apples or played under the tree. He loved the tree and the tree loved to play 137
him.
Time went by. The little boy had 138 and he no longer played around the tree.
One day, the boy came back to the tree and 139 unhappy. “Come and play with me,” the tree asked the
boy.
“I am no longer a kid. I do not play around trees any more.” the boy 140 , “I want toys. I need 141
to buy them.” “Sorry, but I don’t have money. But you can pick all my apples and 142 them. So, you will have
money.” The boy was 143 . He picked all the apples on the tree an I left. The boy didn’t come back 144
he picked the apples. The tree was 145 .
One day, the boy 146 and the tree was so excited, “Come and play with me,” the tree said. “Well, I
don’t have time to play. I have to work for a new 147 . Can you help me?” “Sorry, but I don’t have a house.
But you can 148 my branches to build your house.” So the boy cut all the branches of the tree and left
149 .
The tree was glad to see him full of joy but the boy didn’t appear. Since then the tree felt again 150 and
sad.
136．A．so B．but C．or D．and
137．A．with B．against C．around D．for
138．A．grown up B．stood up C．lain down D．put down
139．A．fell B．saw C．looked D．sounded
140．A．asked B．replied C．told D．laughed
141．A．money B．wood C．branches D．apple
142．A．cook B．eat C．sell D．offer
143．A．surprised B．excited C．nervous D．sorry
144．A．if B．before C．when D．after
145．A．sad B．afraid C．pleased D．angry
146．A．disappeared B．left C．moved D．returned
147．A．kitchen B．yard C．home D．house
148．A．take off B．get off C．cut off D．put off
149．A．happily B．seriously C．slowly D．silently
150．A．alone B．lonely C．proud D．satisfiedCloze 3
In December 2004, as a professional photographer (摄影师), I was working on a project about people who lived on
the sea. I lived with members of the Chao-Ley tribe (部落) on a small island. We didn’t 151 a language and
depended on body language to communicate.
I often went out to sea with them. One morning, I 152 with a group of six fishermen in a small boat. It
was about 8 am, and the sea looked different. But the water was 153 quiet.
About 20 minutes later, we saw a small white spot a few miles away in the open 154 . It was getting
bigger very quickly. This was a tsunami (海啸) wave 155 through the ocean.
Usually, the deeper the water, the 156 the wave (波浪). But we weren’t out far enough to be safe, nor
close enough to make it back. We were stuck. I began to feel really 157 .
At some point the captain took control. He told the six of us 158 to sit, so we would balance (平衡) out
the boat. My 159 was in my backpack. I wanted to catch the scene, but I couldn’t. I sat quietly and got ready
160 being hit.
Suddenly there was a huge 161 . The wave hit the boat, but just at that moment, the 162 captain
managed to surf it for a few seconds. Then the boat glided (滑行) from the top of the wave down into safe waters. The
captain had 163 us all.
It gave me a deep understanding. My photography 164 has become a thank-you to the people who saved
my life. The picture I wanted to take on the boat becomes “the one that got away”—I think every photographer has one.
But 165 changed my life. How amazing!
151．A．invent B．decide C．share D．avoid
152．A．dressed up B．set out C．fell down D．came back
153．A．possibly B．naturally C．certainly D．totally
154．A．sea B．sky C．door D．window
155．A．standing B．sending C．lying D．speeding
156．A．bluer B．weaker C．worse D．better
157．A．disappointed B．excited C．relaxed D．scared
158．A．why B．where C．when D．which
159．A．key B．camera C．notebook D．coat
160．A．by B．with C．for D．about
161．A．noise B．voice C．rain D．light
162．A．excited B．dangerous C．skilled D．humorous163．A．changed B．refused C．discovered D．saved
164．A．hobby B．class C．project D．speech
165．A．mine B．his C．yours D．theirs
Cloze 4
阅读下面短文，掌握大意，然后从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Adam’s class had to work in pairs for a project—find a special way to show the similarities and differences between
plants and animals and present it four days later.
Adam was 166 when Mrs. Tyler placed him with Toby. They had never spent much time together and had
nothing in common. Adam was crazy about electricity, 167 Toby wanted to be an artist.
After Mrs. Tyler finished assigning partners, every 168 sat together and started discussion, except Adam and
Toby. They remained 169 , not knowing where to start. At last Adam said, “Let’s 170 something that uses
electricity.”
“What does electricity have to do with plants and animals? We need pictures or models.” Toby didn’t 171 .
By the end of the morning, they hadn’t had the same opinion.
On the bus ride home, Adam sat front alone, 172 the morning’s discussion. He had lots of ideas in his mind,
but he knew that he and Toby had to work 173 a team. Toby sat back and felt the same way. Finally, Adam
walked to Toby and said, “We need to find an idea that could combine our two 174 .” Toby nodded and then
invited Adam to his house.
When Adam walked into Toby’s bedroom, he was surprised to see the room full of sculptures and paintings. Then
suddenly Adam cried out, “I know 175 to do our project! Why not make a plant and cat sculpture with some
lights?” Toby said it was perfect. So 176 of them couldn’t wait to get started.
When it was time to present, they placed their special sculptures on the table. Toby talked about plants and cats
177 . As he described the similarities, Adam made red lights shine in the right places in the sculpture. When Toby
pointed out the differences, yellow lights shone. The presentation turned out to be a 178 . Mrs. Tyler clapped
and the class cheered.
“We’ve 179 something,” said Adam and Toby later. “It’s not just plants and animals that have similarities
as well as differences. We do, too! And the differences sometimes can make things 180 .”166．A．afraid B．proud C．excited D．unhappy
167．A．or B．so C．but D．and
168．A．pair B．class C．group D．family
169．A．tired B．silent C．patient D．active
170．A．repair B．create C．borrow D．replace
171．A．agree B．guess C．explain D．imagine
172．A．making up B．talking about C．waiting for D．thinking about
173．A．as B．for C．with D．against
174．A．habits B．feelings C．interests D．purposes
175．A．how B．why C．when D．where
176．A．all B．one C．both D．some
177．A．bravely B．quickly C．nervously D．confidently
178．A．dream B．record C．success D．chance
179．A．tested B．realized C．changed D．promised
180．A．easier B．brighter C．more important D．more famous
Cloze 5
阅读下面短文，然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。
Ellison, the owner of a bar（酒吧）, received a phone call from a lady, saying she had lost her wallet in his bar. She
added that she didn’t care about the money, but the 181 her husband bought her.
Ellison spent hours watching 182 . Then he noticed a boy had done this wrong thing. Ellison 183
a notice on his bar’s website: “I just want to ask if anyone knows 184 the boy is.”
Within hours, Ellison received a message. It was from 16-year-old Chris. He told Ellison that he had taken the
wallet because he had 185 for two days. He said he saw the ring but thought it was fake（假的）, so he took
the money and threw the wallet into the 186 . Then he bought a sandwich.
Ellison was unsure whether he believed Chris and told the boy to meet him at the port（港口）. There, they started
187 . Chris said that he wasn’t getting along with his family and had been 188 in the woods for a week.
Ellison, a father of two, watched Chris 189 a small body and a red face and saw him for what he was: more a
kid than a criminal.
But because the police were already on the case, Chris 190 be put into prison（监狱）. “If the ring
could be found and returned to the owner, she might drop the charges（起诉）against Christ.” So Ellison paid two
professional divers to search the waters where Chris had thrown the wallet. In the end, the ring was 191under the sea.
When Ellison called the owner of the wallet, she burst into tears. After hearing the whole story, 192
decided to drop the charges and permit（允许）the boy to have the $200.
Ellison had been 193 about Chris living in the cold woods, so he gave Chris a place to live for a while
in his house. He also gave the boy a job at his 194 . “Most people would have given the video to the police,
195 he chose to help me,” Chris said, “I say ‘thank you’ to him every day.”
181．A．wallet B．ring C．handbag D．gloves
182．A．shows B．movies C．games D．videos
183．A．put B．noticed C．got D．answered
184．A．who B．how C．whose D．what
185．A．something B．anything C．everything D．nothing
186．A．car B．river C．sea D．woods
187．A．fighting B．laughing C．searching D．talking
188．A．working B．living C．playing D．stealing
189．A．like B．between C．with D．against
190．A．might B．must C．couldn’t D．shouldn’t
191．A．lost B．found C．hidden D．thrown
192．A．she B．he C．they D．we
193．A．sure B．scared C．excited D．worried
194．A．bar B．farm C．ship D．restaurant
195．A．so B．and C．but D．or
六、人与自然的和谐相处与自然灾害的防护。
Cloze 1
A terrible rainstorm earlier this week hit the city. Some people were inside a 196 during the terrible
storm. A 21-year-old worker was regarded as their 197 . He was a college student who worked part-time there.
Satchel Smith was supposed to work at the front desk in the hotel. After his father drove him for work on
Wednesday, he 198 to work for eight hours before going home later that evening.
The terrible storm 199 through the area and flooded many of the roads and highways. Satchel was now
the only worker who was serving the hotel 200 90 guests trapped（陷入困境） inside—and he faced the
challenge bravely.Angela Chandler was one of the guests staying at the hotel under Satchel's care. She took a photo of Satchel and
posted it on Facebook to 201 him for his hard work.
"Satchel has been here all night." She wrote."His co-workers didn't 202 until he storm stopped. He is quite
203 , answering each of our questions. The smile he wears bring us 204 and our worries gradually
disappear."
Satchel was the hotel manager and 205 for 36 hours. Luckily, he was not 206 alone in his
work. The guests pulled together to help 207 serve the meals and wash the dishes. Other guests even 208
to help and bring clean water and food to the truck drivers trapped nearby. "The guests were very 209 ," he told
CNN. "We're like a big family." 210 his co-workers arrived on Friday, Satchel was able to take a quick rest
before he went back to work and waited for his family to pick him up.
196．A．restaurant B．hotel C．library D．market
197．A．waiter B．boss C．hero D．fighter
198．A．failed B．refused C．expected D．learned
199．A．received B．spread C．influenced D．appeared
200．A．with B．for C．in D．about
201．A．punish B．hate C．reflect D．praise
202．A．drop by B．run away C．get together D．show up
203．A．humorous B．silent C．patient D．uneasy
204．A．pity B．sadness C．warmth D．surprise
205．A．cook B．doctor C．actor D．driver
206．A．probably B．completely C．especially D．directly
207．A．it B．her C．him D．me
208．A．taught B．volunteered C．remembered D．encouraged
209．A．helpful B．painful C．awful D．careful
210．A．Unless B．After C．If D．Although
Cloze 2
阅读下面短文， 从每题所给的A、 B、 C、D四个选项中， 选出一个能填入文中相应空白处的最佳答案。Amy is 11 years old and lives in a city. She 211 much of her time at her grandmother’s home during the
pandemic (疫情) . The house has a large yard that Amy explored when she wasn’t doing schoolwork online.
One day, she saw her first four-leaf clover (四叶草) in the yard. “I was just walking, and I was so 212
because I know that they are not very common,” she said, “some people say they bring good luck.”
Amy then researched what 213 clovers to grow that fourth leaf. It’s because of the plant’s genes (基因).
The plant’s genes tell the plant to grow three leaves. 214 sometimes the genes tell the plant to grow four
leaves. 215 , a 2017 study found that just one in 5,000 clovers has four leaves.
Amy has learned that four-leaf clovers grow in groups. “Then I wanted to find more of them,” she said. Amy began
searching for more four-leaf clovers in the yard and it became her new hobby. By the summer of the next year, she had
216 more than 500 of them.
Her parents felt 217 that Amy found a way to lower stress that many children were experiencing during
the pandemic. Her grandmother was also glad that Amy went outdoors and explored nature. “It’s a good thing that a city
child was taking a (n) 218 in nature.”
For her part, Amy said she has a way of 219 the loneliness she felt during the pandemic. “It gave me
something to do because I didn’t have the 220 of being sad,” she said. “I got peace,” she added, “and this was
wonderful because they were right in my backyard.”
211．A．disliked B．wasted C．spent D．forgot
212．A．excited B．sad C．bored D．afraid
213．A．leads B．causes C．manages D．prevents
214．A．Because B．Then C．But D．So
215．A．Quickly B．Carefully C．Finally D．Actually
216．A．prepared B．bought C．touched D．collected
217．A．happy B．surprised C．relaxed D．worried
218．A．trip B．interest C．role D．risk
219．A．dealing with B．talking with C．playing with D．helping with
220．A．shame B．chance C．expression D．meaning
七、人与动植物的相融相生—经典话题。
Cloze 1
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项A、B、C、D中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
John’s dog was a bad dog. He often bit (咬) people. John was 221 about this. It was not a proper way fora dog to 222 like this. The news about John’s dog spread through the village. None of the people wanted to go
to John’s house. John tried to make the dog behave well, 223 it never worked. He tried to be 224
and teach the dog to be calm. That also didn’t work. John didn’t want to punish the dog. “How will I stop my dog’s bad
225 ?” John asked himself.
John’s friend came to talk to him about the 226 . During their important talk, his friend said. “The people
in the village asked me to speak for them. We want your dog to stop biting people. Why don’t you put a 227
around the dog’s neck? This way, we would hear your dog coming down the street.”
John thought this was a great idea and he did so. Now, people could 228 the dog. It would not be able to
bite anyone anymore.
The dog liked the bell, too. People 229 at him when they heard his bell. This made the dog very 230
. He liked the sound the bell made when he walked.
One day, John’s dog walked 231 through the village and met some other dogs. He expected them to want
a bell like his. But they 232 his bell. They said the bell made people 233 him. John’s dog shook his
head. “No, they look at me because they like the bell.”
The other dogs said, “You have the wrong idea about what makes you 234 . Of course, they like your bell.
It tells them 235 you are, so they can hide from you. You aren’t able to bite them anymore!”
You see, being popular isn’t something positive (积极的) when it’s for the wrong reason.
221．A．sure B．worried C．careless D．excited
222．A．behave B．attend C．catch D．treat
223．A．because B．and C．so D．but
224．A．special B．uneasy C．patient D．angry
225．A．education B．habit C．custom D．memory
226．A．story B．message C．event D．problem
227．A．lock B．scarf C．bell D．tie
228．A．keep away from B．get used to C．get together withD．get close to
229．A．threw B．knocked C．looked D．shouted
230．A．bored B．upset C．satisfied D．surprised
231．A．proudly B．carefully C．angrily D．strangely
232．A．picked up B．took care of C．looked for D．laughed at
233．A．admire B．help C．avoid D．miss
234．A．popular B．scared C．sorry D．silent235．A．who B．how C．what D．where
Cloze 2
Carlos wanted a bulldog puppy（小狗） very much.
“That kind of dog is too 236 ,” said Mama. “Try to make some money. Ask our neighbors if they have 237
you can do.”
After two weeks, Carlos had saved twenty-six dollars. But it was not enough to 238 a puppy. Then, Papa
pointed out a poster at the store: City Animal Shelter（收容所）Needs Your Help!
“The shelter 239 homeless pets, “Papa said. “Carlos, you need to know 240 to care for a puppy before
you get one. I’m sure you can 241 a lot by working there.”
At the shelter, Miss Jones, the manager said, “We only take volunteers who work for 242 . All our money is to
help animals.”
“You’ll know a lot about dogs,” Papa 243 Carlos.
Carlos’s shoulders dropped. How was he ever going to get enough money for a puppy? 244 , he agreed to give
it a try.
Carlos started working at the shelter on Saturday. His task was sweeping. One 245 named Pepper jumped and
ran around him all the time. She was fully grown, but she was as 246 as a puppy.
After several weeks, Carlos began to 247 his time with the dogs, especially Pepper. One day Carlos asked
Miss Jones why Pepper was still at the shelter.
Miss Jones sighed, “We’ve had 248 finding a home for Pepper. Most people don’t want such an energetic（精
力旺盛的）dog.” “I 249 I could buy her,” Carlos replied.
Miss Jones smiled, “You can’t buy her, 250 you can adopt（领养）her.” With his parents’ permission, Carlos
made it at last. “I thought I wanted a bulldog puppy, but I got Pepper instead.” Carlos said.
Pepper barked with joy.
236．A．dangerous B．quiet C．expensive D．small
237．A．actions B．experiments C．sports D．jobs
238．A．treat B．save C．buy D．study
239．A．takes care of B．looks forward C．depends on D．gives up
240．A．why B．how C．when D．where
241．A．imagine B．forget C．lose D．learn
242．A．fun B．free C．money D．life
243．A．stopped B．followed C．encouraged D．warned244．A．Suddenly B．Naturally C．Luckily D．Finally
245．A．mouse B．cat C．dog D．rabbit
246．A．playful B．careful C．useful D．helpful
247．A．hale B．treasure C．waste D．check
248．A．trouble B．fun C．orders D．interests
249．A．remember B．notice C．hear D．wish
250．A．and B．but C．or D．so
八、著名人物—学习的榜样。
Cloze 1
通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中选出一个最佳选
项。
On September 4h, 2006, Australian TV reporter Steve Irwin died while filming around the Great Barrier Reef. Steve
wasn’t killed by a great white shark or snakes. He simply 251 too close to a stingray, a large wild sea fish,
which pierced him through the heart 252 its tail. News of his death was met with shock around the world.
Steve had become 253 because of always wrestling (摔跤) with large crocodiles and dangerous snakes
on TV. Steve was excited and would shout “Crikey (天啊)” loudly 254 he got very close to an angry crocodile.
But there was so much more than that.
Steve Irwin’s parents 255 a small nature farm in a village in Australia and by the age of eight, he had
already wrestled with his first crocodile and learned 256 to treat snakes. When he was 29, he took over the
family farm and renamed 257 “Australia Zoo”.
In 1991, Steve met his wife Terri Raines. They spent their honeymoon 258 crocodiles with a camera. The
video of this holiday became the material for his TV series The Crocodile Hunter, which was first shown on Australian
TV in 1996. A year later, the 259 was on US TV and then made its way onto TV screens in more than 130
other 260 , including China. He brought the natural world into 261 of millions of children from all
corners of the world. And Steve was 262 becoming well-known all over the world.
But most 263 , Steve was also a true conservationist (环保主义者). He worked tirelessly to protect
endangered animals from dying out. He has encouraged millions of young people to 264 the world in which
they live. For these reasons and many others, I believe Steve Irwin should be considered “a 21st-century 265 ”
in every person’s heart.
251．A．walked B．swam C．rode D．drove252．A．on B．for C．with D．in
253．A．famous B．outgoing C．strong D．smart
254．A．so B．when C．since D．until
255．A．left B．owned C．visited D．sold
256．A．when B．what C．how D．where
257．A．them B．him C．it D．her
258．A．filming B．feeding C．watching D．interviewing
259．A．show B．holiday C．camera D．wife
260．A．villages B．towns C．cities D．countries
261．A．kitchen B．toilets C．living rooms D．bathrooms
262．A．hardly B．quickly C．normally D．nearly
263．A．easily B．luckily C．actively D．importantly
264．A．care about B．travel around C．look through D．fly over
265．A．teacher B．hero C．traveler D．reporter
Cloze 2
Greg Mortenson hates to be called a hero, but in the mountains of Pakistan and Afghanistan, that’s 266
people call him. He was born in the United States, but grew up in Africa. His 267 was mountain climbing. He
climbed his first mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro, when he was only eleven. Many years later, when his younger sister died
suddenly, he 268 to climb Pakistan’s K2 in her 269 . K2 is the second highest mountain in the world.
He didn’t 270 the top of K2 and after seventy-eight days at high altitude, he was completely 271 .
On his way back he got lost and finally, unable to walk 272 , he sturnbled into the tiny village of Korphe.
The villagers 273 him and nursed him back to health. He soon realized how 274 these people
were. When he asked to see the village school, they took 275 to the village square. But there was no school
— 276 , the children were sitting on the ground outside, without a teacher, writing in the sand with sticks. He
could see that the children were 277 for knowledge and were doing their best to learn, even in such difficult
conditions. So he 278 to return and build a school for them.
Back in America he started a(n) 279 called Pennies for Pakistan. School children asked their friends and
families to donate pennies and the pennies became dollars. After three years of fundraising, he went back to Korphe. He
has helped them to build more than sixty schools and this has 280 the lives of many young people.
266．A．that B．which C．what D．how
267．A．hobby B．habit C．dream D．job268．A．remembered B．decided C．allowed D．failed
269．A．way B．opinion C．place D．memory
270．A．visit B．reach C．leave D．notice
271．A．busy B．crazy C．lost D．tired
272．A．properly B．probably C．simply D．separately
273．A．called on B．called for C．looked after D．looked for
274．A．foolish B．lazy C．far D．poor
275．A．it B．him C．you D．us
276．A．instead B．however C．soon D．besides
277．A．thankful B．famous C．ready D．thirsty
278．A．succeeded B．wondered C．promised D．explained
279．A．research B．program C．design D．invention
280．A．changed B．improved C．saved D．afforded
九、社会关系—经典话题。
Cloze 1
There was once a kind-hearted jeweler,who sold diamonds（钻石）and watches.
One day, some businessmen came to him to 281 some diamonds. They told him what they wanted,and offered
him an honest 282 for the diamonds. He replied that he could not let them see the diamonds 283 , and
asked them to come back later. The businessmen thought that the jeweler might be trying to get more 284 for the
diamonds. But they just wanted the diamonds immediately. 285 they offered him double, then three times the
value of the diamonds. However,the jeweler still 286 to sell them the diamonds. They failed to reach an
agreement. The businessmen went away 287 .
Some hours later,the jeweler went to them and gave them the diamonds. He was offered the 288 price,which
was three times the value of the diamonds. But he said, “I will 289 accept the first price that you offered this
morning.” They didn’t know 290 he did so. “Then,why didn’t you sell 291 the diamonds straight
away?” they asked in surprise.
“My father had the key to the box in which the diamonds were kept. He was 292 , and I did not want to wake
him up. He is old and every hour of sleep 293 him. For all the gold in the world，I would not trouble my father
or make him uncomfortable,” he answered.
The businessmen were deeply moved by the man’s 294 for his father. “Love your father and yourmother,and one day your own children will return the 295 love that you have shown to them,” they said.
281．A．buy B．borrow C．share D．give
282．A．plan B．price C．prize D．message
283．A．in the end B．in the future C．at the same time D．at that moment
284．A．attention B．energy C．money D．treasure
285．A．So B．But C．Or D．If
286．A．managed B．expected C．refused D．agreed
287．A．angrily B．proudly C．early D．successfully
288．A．honest B．lowest C．half D．last
289．A．only B．hardly C．often D．never
290．A．when B．where C．how D．why
291．A．us B．me C．them D．him
292．A．excited B．asleep C．healthy D．worried
293．A．waits for B．adds to C．does good to D．takes care of
294．A．love B．interest C．pride D．memory
295．A．lonely B．same C．sudden D．secret
Cloze 2
Buster Brown was a thief and a good one too, he thought. He’d never been caught by the police because he never
took 296 . He was always prepared for any unforeseen event. Confidently, he stood outside the house of his another
victim（受害者） and 297 the sign on the front gate of the house. “Don’t worry about the dog—be careful of
the owner!” 298 said. Buster smiled and found his way in.
The house looked quite normal outside, but inside it was very 299 with fascinating objects on show. As he
began putting them into his bag, a 300 came into the room. It stopped when it saw Buster, then moved its tail
301 and went over to him, feeling his hand. “Good boy,” Buster said 302 . “What a great guard dog you are—
trying to lick（舔） me to death.” Satisfied he’d made friends with the dog, Buster began to travel round the house,
choosing things to put in his bag. His skilled eye 303 out only the best antiques（古董）: a pair of silver
candleholders, a silver tea-and-coffee service. His new friend, the dog, sat and watched, as if wondering what was
happening.
“Well, boy,” Buster nodded, finally. “That might do. Any more and I won’t be able to carry it!” He swung the 304
bag onto his shoulders, just as the 305 came on, nearly blinding him. He protected his eyes 306 his
hand.“You’re a very 307 person,” the man in the doorway said, his voice dry. As the man came closer, Buster
could see he was well dressed. His face seemed familiar, but Buster couldn’t quite remember 308 he had seen
him before.
“You should have paid more attention to the 309 outside,” the man shouted. “I knew about this coming
robbery（抢劫） last week and I also know you will 310 in prison for 20 years. Imagine trying to rob the house of
the world’s greatest fortune teller（算命先生）!”
296．A．breaks B．risks C．messages D．trips
297．A．posted B．copied C．read D．wrote
298．A．he B．it C．we D．they
299．A．awful B．dirty C．unusual D．dark
300．A．man B．boy C．dog D．woman
301．A．quickly B．smoothly C．luckily D．madly
302．A．sadly B．exactly C．bravely D．quietly
303．A．picked B．tried C．sold D．pointed
304．A．heavy B．beautiful C．fascinating D．special
305．A．bells B．lights C．clocks D．computers
306．A．from B．in C．with D．for
307．A．silly B．polite C．wealthy D．proud
308．A．how B．where C．when D．why
309．A．door B．sign C．bag D．window
310．A．ring up B．wake up C．end up D．send up
