专题05 完形填空
编者按：2025 年四川省各地区高三一模收集，深度解析，排版整齐。
（一）
（2025 年四川省成都市蓉城名校联盟一模）
The day of the surgery twenty-eight years ago still remains vivid in Hodge-Williams’ memory.
That morning, she was 1 into the surgical room on a surgical cart. She remembers being 2
by doctors, the noise of their metal surgical tools and the feeling of being 3 .
“They were getting on with their jobs, not realizing I was really 4 .” She said.
But that 5 when the anesthesiologist (麻醉师) arrived. Hodge-Williams recalled he had a kind
6 and a cap covered in sunflowers.
“Seeing my fear, he said to me, ‘OK, why not think about something you like?’ At first, I felt quite 7
, ‘How could he ask me this question when I was so fearful!’”
“In a kind of silly manner, I replied, ‘Well, what do you like?’ And very 8 , he said, ‘Singing.’”
So Hodge-Williams asked him to 9 . “Then he started singing ‘The Phantom of the Opera,’ which
accompanied me to gradually
1 0
.”
In the years since that day, Hodge-Williams has experienced multiple surgeries. But she still imagines that
doctor
1 1
.
“I can
1 2
him almost with me through every surgery: his calm and
1 3
voice, his gentle
and relaxed smile... They meant much to me, not just the science of medicine, but also the
1 4
and care
for me. Although I don’t know his name, I will always be
1 5
to him.” Hodge-Williams said.
1．A．dragged
B．showed
C．carried
D．wheeled
2．A．surrounded
B．supported
C．cared
D．treated
3．A．tired
B．alone
C．eager
D．annoyed
4．A．excited
B．curious
C．terrified
D．awkward
5．A．worsened
B．developed
C．changed
D．repeated
6．A．smile
B．heart
C．order
D．comment
7．A．desperate
B．strange
C．ashamed
D．depressed
8．A．confidently
B．calmly
C．politely
D．proudly
9．A．leave
B．continue
C．listen
D．sing
10．A．come to life
B．hold my breath
C．pay attention
D．fall asleep
11．A．in the way
B．out of sight
C．by her side
D．in a hurry
12．A．picture
B．notice
C．remember
D．hear
13．A．unique
B．comforting
C．loud
D．clear
14．A．inspiration
B．praise
C．sympathy
D．suggestion
15．A．loyal
B．helpful
C．sensitive
D．grateful
（二）
（2025 年达州市一模）
The day of my surgery, performed at a medical center, is etched in my memory.
Wearing nothing but a hospital garment, I was
1
into the surgical room, surrounded by doctors, the
2
of their metal surgical tools and the feeling of being alone. I was really
3
about what was going to
happen in the next few hours. But that
4
when the anesthesiologist (麻醉师) arrived. With a kind
5
, she said to me, “OK, why don’t you think about something that you like to do?”
At first, I thought the question was
6
. I was worried about the surgery but my anesthesiologist was
asking me what I liked to do for 7
. In an amusing way, I
8
, “Well, what do you like to do?” Very 9
, she said, “I like to sing.” So I asked her to sing a song for me. Then she
1 0
singing “The Phantom of the
Opera”, which made me relaxed before the surgery. It was the most lovely thing.
Now, whenever facing
1 1
or difficulties, I’ll
1 2
that doctor by my side and the most
beautiful song in the world. It
1 3
much to me, especially her enthusiasm and patience to take a few
moments to
1 4
me. So I will always be
1 5
to her. I don’t know her name, but thank you.
1．A．driven
B．wheeled
C．tied
D．invited
2．A．sounds
B．fear
C．trouble
D．coldness
3．A．confident
B．curious
C．terrified
D．confused
4．A．increased
B．ended
C．disappeared
D．changed
5．A．signal
B．purpose
C．smile
D．talk
6．A．strange
B．difficult
C．useful
D．funny
7．A．help
B．advice
C．fun
D．work
8．A．insisted
B．replied
C．shouted
D．agreed
9．A．regularly
B．silently
C．slowly
D．calmly
10．A．suggested
B．started
C．denied
D．practiced
11．A．dangers
B．threats
C．chances
D．challenges
12．A．remember
B．call
C．imagine
D．find
13．A．advanced
B．meant
C．owed
D．cost
14．A．wait for
B．turn to
C．care for
D．look at
15．A．grateful
B．kind
C．friendly
D．guilty
（三）
（2025 年德阳市一模）
Outside my childhood home, regret washed over me for throwing away my spare key angrily. The garden,
once my mother’s
1
, had grown wild, with the roses abandoned. Mrs. Briggs, our neighbor,
2
my
thoughts to mention my father’s frequent outings since my mother’s passing; I
3
a smile, feeling awkward
while replying.
After she left, I began to pull at the weeds
4 . Even as Jason quietly 5
to return my key, I was
completely unaware. He
6
I speak with Dad after mistakenly receiving a text about meeting a woman
named Michelle.
Entering the house, I was flooded with
7 , missing my mother’s
8
. With shaky hands, I took
out a mug I had made for her that read “WORLD’S GREATEST MUM. ” It was too 9
to have been used by
anyone else. When we left, I picked a rose from her garden, finding
1 0
despite the thorns (刺) .
Arriving home, I placed the rose in the mug to remember her. Each petal
11
me of her love and
strength, bringing me calm. Inspired, I decided to
1 2
the garden in her honor, hoping to heal our
family.
While we were working in the garden, Dad
13
unexpectedly. While with us, he mentioned
Michelle, a psychological therapist (治疗师) , guided him through these tough times. At his words, I immediately
1 4
everything. Happily, we revived the garden together, nurturing both the roses and our
1 5
.
Like my mother, we’re proud that this garden is where we enjoy valuable moments.
1．A．burden
B．pride
C．desire
D．playground
2．A．controlled
B．shaped
C．interrupted
D．changed
3．A．forced
B．wore
C．returned
D．hid
4．A．rudely
B．occasionally
C．leisurely
D．distractedly
5．A．waited
B．approached
C．wandered
D．paced
6．A．ordered
B．required
C．suggested
D．insisted
7．A．fear
B．disappointment
C．tiredness
D．sorrow
8．A．persuasion
B．presence
C．rejection
D．rescue
9．A．precious
B．expensive
C．mysterious
D．outstanding
10．A．truth
B．beauty
C．comfort
D．pleasure
11．A．reminded
B．warned
C．convinced
D．informed
12．A．decorate
B．restore
C．design
D．let
13．A．turned up
B．looked around
C．stepped back
D．passed out
14．A．doubted
B．checked
C．explained
D．understood
15．A．professions
B．dreams
C．hearts
D．neighbors
（四）
（2025 年泸州市一模）
On his day off, Vernon Jackson still goes to work, opening up his barber shop for special children. Jackson
thinks an empty shop can 1 some children who are sensitive to new environments and sounds. He is aimed
to help the children get
2
to the barber shop so they can feel comfortable coming in when other 3
and clients are there.
And not only does he work on his day off, he does it 4 . “When I first started promoting this idea for
children with 5 needs, a friend of mine just randomly emailed me, ‘Hey Vern, can I 6 a
haircut?’” Jackson told CBS News. Then more and more people asked to donate money for 7 and Jackson
started a GoFundMe page.
He 8 the free haircuts the Gifted Program. “There are 9 that would pay any amount of
money just for their child to have an experience. But at the end of it, I would tell them ‘It’s
1 0
,’ and
this is part of the program — a gift. Please
1 1
it.” Jackson said.
Jackson already has
1 2
that come to him from other cities in Ohio, and he hopes to
1 3
the money he raises towards travel, so he can
1 4
free haircuts to more children.
“It’s really a beautiful
1 5
,” he added. “This allows me to love to my fullest capacity and to see
what happens when I do.”
1．A．benefit
B．educate
C．control
D．distinguish
2．A．addicted
B．adapted
C．admitted
D．exposed
3．A．crowds
B．performers
C．viewers
D．employees
4．A．in pain
B．in secret
C．for pleasure
D．for free
5．A．special
B．general
C．medical
D．financial
6．A．purchase
B．operate
C．sponsor
D．select
7．A．shops
B．haircuts
C．trips
D．facilities
8．A．calls
B．describes
C．records
D．announces
9．A．businessmen
B．parents
C．tourists
D．colleagues
10．A．drawn
B．spent
C．paid
D．achieved
11．A．accept
B．package
C．store
D．admire
12．A．barbers
B．customers
C．volunteers
D．reporters
13．A．classify
B．increase
C．invest
D．put
14．A．introduce
B．represent
C．offer
D．return
15．A．adventure
B．combination
C．scenery
D．experience
（五）
（2025 年眉山市一模）
It was a sunny weekend. I had planned to go mountain climbing in the suburbs with Daniel. However, a
sudden heavy rain that morning disrupted my plan. Looking out of the window, I couldn’t help feeling a little 1
as the rain poured down.
However, Daniel 2 , “Since we can’t go mountain climbing, why don’t we go to an old 3 in
the city? I heard there are many interesting shops and delicious food there.” I thought it was a good idea and 4
. We braved the heavy rain and arrived at the old neighborhood. Although the sky was still 5 , the old
buildings and unique atmosphere of the neighborhood attracted us.
We walked through the narrow streets and admired the 6 shops to both sides. In one coffee shop, we
tasted the delicious coffee. 7 a strange figure walked into the coffee shop. He looked 8 , whose eyes
seemed to be looking for something. Out of 9 , we took the
1 0
to talk to him. It turned out that he
was a photographer and he had just lost an important memory card which contained his works of many years. He
had been searching for it for a long time, but still couldn’t find it. After hearing
1 1
his troubles, we
decided to help him. We searched around, but in vain. Just when we were about to give up, a little kid
1 2
to us with a memory card and said he had found it by the roadside. We excitedly took the memory card and after
checking it was
1 3
, we gave it back to the photographer. The photographer looked at us gratefully with
tears in his eyes. We felt happy that we could help him and it added more meaning to this
1 4
trip.
This experience made me realize that life always has unexpected surprise and twists. Sometimes,
1 5
your plan is not a bad thing and it may bring you a more wonderful experience.
1．A．disappointed
B．disabled
C．disgraceful
D．disturbed
2．A．suggested
B．claimed
C．answered
D．demanded
3．A．museum
B．neighborhood
C．street
D．community
4．A．admired
B．agreed
C．jumped
D．permitted
5．A．sunny
B．chilly
C．gloomy
D．clear
6．A．various
B．crowded
C．spacious
D．ancient
7．A．Gradually
B．Slowly
C．Quickly
D．Suddenly
8．A．relieved
B．excited
C．energetic
D．tired
9．A．question
B．curiosity
C．control
D．danger
10．A．chance
B．measures
C．responsibility
D．initiative
11．A．about
B．from
C．out
D．into
12．A．came
B．listened
C．talked
D．pointed
13．A．grateful
B．correct
C．full
D．useful
14．A．unnecessary
B．unavoidable
C．unexpected
D．uneventful
15．A．scheduling
B．changing
C．making
D．followings
（六）
（2025 年绵阳市一模）
After breakfast, Father was busy reading the newspaper while Mother was watching TV. Suddenly, my father
said, “Let’s buy a grandfather clock (落地钟).” Mother replied
1
, “No, Definitely no, we are not buying
one.”
Mother was
2
most of the time. But this time Father
3
, and ended up buying what he
wanted. The next day the grandfather clock was delivered to our house
4
Mother’s permission. It was so
loud that every time the clock
5
an hour, we were shocked. The loud noise
6
attracted Mr.
Kunal, who lived three doors away from our house. So you can
7
how horrible it was.
And then, one night, my mother was woken up by the clock’s noise. She was
8
at being woken up
while sleeping. She was quite sleepy.
9
, she realized that there was also another noise in the house,
10
from the clock: footsteps. She got up from the bed and went to the dining room. To her horror, there was a
1 1
of a man standing there, and she shouted as loud as she could, “Who are you?”
The man was so
1 2
that he broke the china plate in his hand and ran out of the house. The next
morning, as they
1 3
away the broken plate, Father said, “The clock saved us from possible danger,
didn’t it? Didn’t I tell you that it was a
1 4
clock?”
After all, it did save us. Maybe it is one of the very few things that Father bought and was
1 5
by
Mother!
1．A．curiously
B．easily
C．firmly
D．softly
2．A．considerate
B．generous
C．pessimistic
D．stubborn
3．A．assisted
B．insisted
C．tolerated
D．hesitated
4．A．for
B．under
C．on
D．without
5．A．beat
B．hit
C．knocked
D．struck
6．A．even
B．later
C．rarely
D．seldom
7．A．hear
B．ignore
C．imagine
D．predict
8．A．annoyed
B．surprised
C．guilty
D．pleased
9．A．Besides
B．However
C．Otherwise
D．Moreover
10．A．absent
B．apart
C．far
D．free
11．A．figure
B．height
C．shadow
D．statue
12．A．astonished
B．concerned
C．impressed
D．excited
13．A．blew
B．drove
C．gave
D．swept
14．A．designed
B．blessed
C．noisy
D．troublesome
15．A．admired
B．denied
C．recognized
D．rejected.
（七）
（2025 年内江市一模）
Robert Cook has just been awarded an Australian Bravery Award, one of Australia’s most important honors.
But the
1
is bittersweet for Cook’s family: Robert himself is not
2
to receive it.
The 22-year-old man was given the award for his
3
act of selflessness: In August, he was giving a
skydiving lesson to a young lady when the aircraft they were
4
on began to have engine trouble. Robert
knew it was going to
5 — but he believed it was his
6
to save Kimberly Dear, the 21-year-old lady
he’d
7
for a skydiving lesson.
“What Robert did was
8
her into his lap and hook up her harness (安全带) and then tell her that he
would take most of the 9
,” Robert’s father, Mark Cook, told The Sydney Morning Herald.
When the plane bumped into a tree, Robert and the aviator were killed—but thanks to his noble act,
Kimberley
1 0
the accident.
Though she suffered severe injuries, Kimberley
1 1
within months, after a difficult treatment process.
“There were so many injuries. It’s been said many times that it’s
1 2
that Kimberley walked again,” her
hospital case worker, Susan Aubuchon, told The Age.
Five days after the accident, Kimberley’s father, Bill Dear,
1 3
the burial ceremony for the
1 4
who had sacrificed to save his daughter. “I will think of him like my son,” he
1 5
the gathering.
1．A．opportunity
B．recognition
C．attention
D．imagination
2．A．dynamic
B．willing
C．brave
D．alive
3．A．remarkable
B．traditional
C．harmonious
D．flexible
4．A．improving
B．climbing
C．flying
D．counting
5．A．shake
B．suspend
C．land
D．crash
6．A．responsibility
B．schedule
C．technique
D．welfare
7．A．kept in touch
B．taken on board
C．put into consideration
D．borne in mind
8．A．highlight
B．consult
C．slip
D．motivate
9．A．impact
B．flight
C．variation
D．lesson
0．A．avoided
B．survived
C．witnessed
D．demonstrated
11．A．made herself at home B．came to herself
C．received her award
D．rose to her feet
12．A．convincing
B．embarrassing
C．amazing
D．confusing
13．A．designed
B．evaluated
C．prepared
D．attended
14．A．doctor
B．instructor
C．worker
D．driver
15．A．addressed
B．organized C．stimulated D．persuaded.
（八）
（2025 年宜宾市一模）
Being a young adult, I was constantly struggling to find my place in the world. I had just graduated from
college and was 1 the tough reality of entering the workforce. The job market was 2 and I
often found myself afraid of the daily job hunt.
One day, I 3 an advertisement for a position in a company. I decided to 4 for it, even
though I was not entirely sure if I was suitable for the role. After submitting my application, I waited 5
for a response.
Finally, I received an invitation for an interview. I spent hours preparing, going over possible 6
and trying to seek for the best answers. Nervous but determined, I confidently 7 to questions from the
interviewers. After that, I was left in a state of 8 , checking my email and phone and hoping for a positive
reply. Days passed, and I began to 9 myself. But I was about to give up hope when the offer came. I was
overjoyed and felt a sense of
1 0
.
After working in the company, I quickly realized many challenges ahead. The work was demanding, but I
was
1 1
to learn and grow. I bonded with my colleagues and together we overcame many difficulties.
Gradually, I became more confident in my abilities and started to significantly
1 2
the company’s growth.
Looking back, I am grateful for that opportunity as it was a
1 3
in my career. It taught me the
importance of
1 4
in the face of challenges. I now understand that every experience, whether good or bad,
is a valuable lesson that helps us
1 5
ourselves.
1．A．facing
B．expecting
C．doubting
D．choosing
2．A．complicated
B．easy
C．competitive
D．instructive
3．A．came across
B．turned to
C．put on
D．told of
4．A．wait
B．search
C．beg
D．apply
5．A．confidently
B．anxiously
C．aimlessly
D．hopelessly
6．A．exams
B．comments
C．textbooks
D．questions
7．A．objected
B．responded
C．added
D．listened
8．A．uncertainty
B．unhappiness
C．unbelief
D．unemployment
9．A．persuade
B．doubt
C．approve
D．promote
10．A．agreement
B．community
C．responsibility
D．achievement
11．A．discouraged
B．warm-hearted
C．motivated
D．well-informed
12．A．boost
B．delay
C．cause
D．guarantee
13．A．honor
B．stage
C．milestone
D．duty
14．A．patience
B．perseverance
C．honesty
D．generosity
15．A．accept
B．commit
C．direct
D．improve
（九）
（2025 年自贡市一模）
I was traveling from Benin to Togo. Being a(n) 1 , I had to be stamped in and out of both countries
rather than doing as the locals who just showed their ID．I left my 2 in the shared taxi and jumped out at
the immigration (边防检查站). But by the time I’d been 3 , got my Togo visa, and crossed over, the taxi
had 4 , leaving nothing on me other than a shirt, trousers, my passport and phone.
I wasn’t too 5 at first — I hadn’t paid him yet. However, after waiting for 15 minutes, I panicked.
Several thoughts 6 my mind. I’d lost pretty much everything. I 7 I would have to go to the
British Embassy (大使馆) in Lomé to present my 8 , then realized there wasn’t one. Was I going to 9
a country I was only visiting because it was “in the way”?
Just as I was about to lose
1 0
, my taxi returned. The driver, with a look of
1 1
on
his brow, pulled up and got out. He
1 2
me and explained how he discovered my luggage left and
dropped off his other passenger before coming back to
1 3
me. Crisis
1 4
avoided, I
headed on towards Lomé, with a renewed faith in humanity’s goodness that often lies beneath the surface of life’s
1 5
turns.
1．A．foreigner
B．adventurer
C．driver
D．officer
2．A．passport
B．luggage
C．money
D．phone
3．A．invited
B．perceived
C．estimated
D．processed
4．A．escaped
B．disappeared
C．crashed
D．arrived
5．A．worried
B．ashamed
C．confused
D．discouraged
6．A．slipped
B．destroyed
C．crossed
D．inspired
7．A．promised
B．acknowledged
C．recalled
D．figured
8．A．case
B．feeling
C．trip
D．life
9．A．knock into
B．take advantage of
C．settle in
D．get stuck in
10．A．sight
B．temper
C．face
D．hope
11．A．fear
B．surprise
C．concern
D．satisfaction
12．A．ignored
B．impressed
C．approached
D．criticized
13．A．find
B．comfort
C．help
D．please
14．A．secretly
B．narrowly
C．apparently
D．regularly
15．A．favorable
B．unexpected
C．joyous
D．uneventful
（十）
（2025 年成都市成都实验外国语学校教育集团一模）
One morning outside the baseball stadium in New York, a taxi parked near the entrance. Johannes Peter, a
(an) 1 pitcher (棒球投手), climbed in. “To the train station, please,” he told the driver. “You’re Johannes
Peter,” the taxi driver said excitedly, “You got some good stuff.”
After the previous night’s disastrous performance, this 2 the pitcher. “I think there are things you
should think about 3 ,” the driver continued, “I don’t know; I’m not a
4
. Maybe something like
going over your head in your windup (摆臂动作).”
Wait, what? This guy was offering
5
? Earlier in his career, he might have 6 , or been
angry. But today, he just 7 . He couldn’t afford to dismiss anything. His career was on the line.
During the game the next day, rather than keep his hands tight to his chest at the beginning of his delivery,
Johannes raised them briefly over his head, as the taxi driver had 8 . Johannes included the new 9
into his next start. It was the turning point in his career. Five years later, he signed the first contract extension of his
Major League Baseball career — at age 34.
The funny thing about advice: We often take it from the
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people. That is, we always tend to
1 1
the advice of experts. “Expert advisers often make surprisingly inaccurate predictions about the future, yet
people
1 2
their suggestions nevertheless,” concluded Stanford psychologists in a study published last
year. The more
1 3
people become, the fewer advisers they
1 4
. So it requires a massive
increase of modesty to do what Johannes Peter did: hear what the taxi driver was offering him and accept it as a
1 5
.
1．A．struggling
B．ambitious
C．excellent
D．awkward
2．A．amused
B．concerned
C．disturbed
D．surprised
3．A．quitting
B．trying
C．making
D．avoiding
4．A．driver
B．loser
C．player
D．director
5．A．courses
B．advice
C．service
D．chances
6．A．laughed it off
B．passed it on
C．acted it out
D．taken it in
7．A．guessed
B．listened
C．interrupted
D．explained
8．A．resisted
B．announced
C．suggested
D．set
9．A．move
B．effect
C．role
D．aim
10．A．humble
B．popular
C．attractive
D．wrong
11．A．overvalue
B．ignore
C．assess
D．gather
12．A．provide
B．abandon
C．follow
D．improve
13．A．negative
B．careful
C．successful
D．thoughtful
14．A．tolerate
B．help
C．know
D．trust
15．A．test
B．message
C．symbol
D．gift
（十一）
（2025 年德阳中学一模）
The art of living is to know when to hold fast and when to let go. Many people 1 it this way, “A man
comes to this world with his fist clenched (紧握), but when he dies, his hand is 2 .”
Surely we ought to hold fast to life, for it is amazing, and full of a beauty that 3 your own earth.
Sometimes we recognize this 4 only in our backward glance when we suddenly realize that it is no more.
We remember a beauty that 5 , a love that disappeared. But we remember with far greater pain that
we did not see that beauty when it flowered, that we 6 to respond with love when it was tendered.
A recent experience re-taught me this truth. I was 7 following a severe heart attack and had been in
intensive care for several days. It was not a pleasant place. One morning, I had to have some additional tests. The
required machines were located in a building at the opposite end of the hospital, so I had to be 8 across the
courtyard on a gurney (轮床).
As we 9 from our unit, the sunlight hit me. That’s
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. And yet how beautiful it was — how
warming, how sparkling, how brilliant!
I looked to see whether anyone else enjoyed the sun’s golden glow, but everyone was
1 1
to and
from, most with eyes fixed on the ground. Then I remembered how often we had been
1 2
to the beauty of
each day, too preoccupied with chores. Life’s gifts are 1 3
— but we always pay no attention to them. Never
too busy for the wonder and the awe of life. Embrace each hour,
1 4
each golden minute. Hold fast to life …
but not so fast that you can’t let go. We must
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our losses, and learn how to let go.
1．A．take
B．put
C．make
D．get
2．A．closed
B．tight
C．open
D．smooth
3．A．breaks through B．comes out
C．gets over
D．lays aside
4．A．gossip
B．fact
C．message
D．truth
5．A．faded
B．remained
C．escaped
D．changed
6．A．promised
B．managed
C．failed
D．happened
7．A．hospitalized
B．transferred
C．exchanged
D．cured
8．A．rolled
B．wheeled
C．pushed
D．pulled
9．A．observed
B．turned
C．approached
D．emerged
10．A．permanent
B．interesting
C．awesome
D．unnatural
11．A．discussing
B．hurrying
C．trembling
D．passing
12．A．indifferent
B．patient
C．innocent
D．excellent
13．A．useful
B．expensive
C．valueless
D．precious
14．A．strike
B．acquire
C．seize
D．use
15．A．accept
B．ignore
C．encounter
D．understand
（十二）
（2025 年攀枝花市一模）
I had a highly successful career, eventually rising to the position of department head. 1 , one
afternoon last May, I was called into the manager’s office and informed that my 2 were no longer required.
Overcome by a sense of failure, I sat there in 3 . Despite being respected in my field, I suddenly felt
worthless.
For the subsequent six weeks, I felt 4 . I wandered around my house aimlessly, lacking the 5
to do anything. The once-promising future now seemed clouded with doubt and insecurity.
Then, towards the end of June, my youngest son’s 6 made it to the final. Two years ago, I 7
to fulfill my commitment to participate in the competition due to work-related reasons. This time, nevertheless, a
look of 8 lit up his face when I promised him I would be there. Not only did they win the championship,
but witnessing the happiness on my son’s face as I 9 him during the soccer match brought unspoken joy to
my own heart
From then on, I spent the summer
1 0
my older son at his band performances, and
1 1
traveling to another city to watch him play. These moments held profound meaning for me. Having dedicated the
entirety of my life to my
1 2
, from the bottom of my heart, I am deeply
1 3
that my sons warmly
welcomed me into their world.
Surprisingly, being
1 4
gave me a newfound sense of purpose — I am someone’s mother! I
regained a feeling of being valued. It was a feeling that I had not experienced in a long time. Now I feel more
positive about my professional experience in my new job and I’m getting along better with my
1 5
than I
ever have.
1．A．Besides
B．Meanwhile
C．Therefore
D．However
2．A．services
B．suggestions
C．apologies
D．plans
3．A．embarrassment B．eagerness
C．panic
D．shock
4．A．lost
B．relieved
C．missing
D．bored
5．A．courage
B．ability
C．drive
D．confidence
6．A．music band
B．soccer team
C．project group
D．debate club
7．A．managed
B．was able
C．struggled
D．failed
8．A．joy
B．disbelief
C．disappointment
D．sadness
9．A．yelled at
B．cheered on
C．called out at
D．paid attention to
10．A．tracking
B．accompanying
C．guiding
D．helping
11．A．still
B．ever
C．even
D．rarely
12．A．marriage
B．traveling
C．family
D．career
13．A．grateful
B．troubled
C．guilty
D．apologetic
14．A．respected
B．replaced
C．dismissed
D．harmed
15．A．manager
B．family
C．neighbors
D．colleagues
