专题05 完形填空（原卷版）
（一）
（2025·云南腾冲市第八中学·二模）
On a cold winter night, a heartwarming story unfolded in Yantai. A Bernese mountain dog named Jiu Jiu had
gone missing, and its owner 1 a 50,000 yuan reward to find it. The big fortune 2 crowds of
searchers, but the eventual discovery came from a (n) 3 source.
A kindhearted man, feeding strays (流浪狗) at a local park routinely, had 4 with two strays — a
yellow and a white dog. One evening, instead of eating the food he brought, the two grabbed the food and 5
. Curious, the man followed them and 6 a touching scene: the strays gave Jiu Jiu food, the missing five-
month-old bernese mountain dog, which was larger than both 7 .
Despite their own tough lives of constant 8 , the two strays had not only accepted Jiu Jiu into their
“family” but also 9 their precious food with the newcomer. He immediately contacted Jiu Jiu’s owner,
who 10 reclaimed her pet and honored the reward, but he refused.
The effects of this wonder 11 rapidly. The owner donated the reward to an animal shelter,
inspiring 37 12 of strays in Yantai within 24 hours. Meanwhile, the man’s TikTok account
@YantaiDogUncle, recording his three-year 13 to feeding strays, gained 200,000 followers overnight.
In the latest update, Jiu Jiu’s family 14 welcomed the two golden-hearted strays, 15
all three dogs have a warm and forever home — a perfect ending.
1．A．distributed
B．donated
C．raised
D．offered
2．A．guided
B．drew
C．challenged
D．astonished
3．A．reliable
B．attractive
C．unexpected
D．unknown
4．A．lived
B．communicated
C．coped
D．bonded
5．A．dashed away
B．broke up
C．calmed down
D．stepped back
6．A．imagined
B．witnessed
C．recalled
D．anticipated
7．A．rescuers
B．owner
C．observers
D．surviors
8．A．doubt
B．scare
C．conflict
D．hunger
9．A．mixed
B．shared
C．saved
D．accepted
10．A．awkwardly
B．discouragedly
C．tearfully
D．desperately
11．A．spread
B．emerged
C．responded
D．changed
12．A．adoptions
B．drives
C．deaths
D．injuries
13．A．reaction
B．dedication
C．interaction
D．cooperation
14．A．temporary . B．randomly
C．officially
D．separately
15．A．proving
B．conveying
C．ensuring
D．mentioning
（二）
（2025·云南曲靖·二模）
Helen Cowan was sitting in the garden one evening when she heard a loud crash. At first she thought
something had 16 from her recently renovated (翻新的) house. But as she walked to the front of the
house, she could see a small crowd 17 on the pavement outside.
The scene outside her house was 18 . Approaching the crowd, she found a boy lying in a pool of
blood near a crashed motorbike. His leg was almost cut off at his knee. Though in great 19 , he was still
conscious and able to respond.
Helen had knowledge of first aid and had also taken a British Red Cross first aid course. Thanks to her
training, she made a quick 20 of the situation and dashed back inside her home to 21 thick
towels to stop the bleeding.
As Helen 22 back to the scene, someone had called an ambulance, but the boy was still 23
heavily. “On my return, I could see that the other people were afraid to come forward and help me. I used the towel
as best as I could to apply 24 to the wound,” Helen 25 . Then Helen successfully
managed to control the bleeding and 26 the young man while waiting for 27 to
arrive. Before long, the ambulance crew were at the scene.
Unfortunately, doctors weren’t able to save the boy’s leg. But they did save his life—and Helen’s actions
played a vital role. Without the simple but effective first aid skills, the consequences could have been far 28
.
“Knowing first aid gave me the 29 to be able to assess the situation, to stay calm, and most
importantly be able to 30 to help in an emergency situation. I feel happy that knowing first aid
enabled me to save a stranger’s life.”
16．A．risen
B．fallen
C．slipped
D．escaped
17．A．dancing
B．chatting
C．wandering
D．gathering
18．A．upsetting
B．peaceful
C．familiar
D．vivid
19．A．shock
B．relief
C．anxiety
D．pain
20．A．assessment
B．description
C．comment
D．guess
21．A．take
B．acquire
C．grab
D．make
22．A．raced
B．rode
C．jogged
D．leapt
23．A．bleeding
B．crying
C．breathing
D．sweating
24．A．medicine
B．pressure
C．ice
D．cream
25．A．complained
B．regretted
C．recalled
D．announced
26．A．distracted
B．comforted
C．ignored
D．cured
27．A．future
B．panic
C．success
D．help
28．A．easier
B．better
C．worse
D．safer
29．A．hesitation
B．confidence
C．diligence
D．eagerness
30．A．sit around
B．hold back
C．step forward
D．put off
（三）
（2025·云南红河·二模）
While John Stickovich drove along his regular route to work, he spotted an anxious woman sitting outside a
burning house, holding a baby. He 31 his car to ask the woman if she needed help and she told him that
her other baby, Opal, was still 32 inside.
John ran to save the baby without any 33 . By kicking in the side door, he attempted to 34
the room, but that part had been thickly 35 in smoke. He then found an open back door, which offered
greater 36 to the room. He moved slowly through the smoke and listened for the child to 37
which direction he should go but panicked when he heard no sounds.
He 38 ran out again to ask the mother where she last 39 her child. She cried out that
Opal had been near the baby gate. Again, he rushed into the burning fire and 40 smoke. Finally, he caught
sight of the baby through a clearing in the smoke fog, and then he 41 to pull the baby out into his arms
and 42 a mad rush for the front door to safety.
The fire department arrived at the scene to fight the fire. A firefighter said that John’s quick 43
without a doubt saved the baby.
“Everyone said how great of a job it was, but I mean, I would do it for anyone,” John said. “It was 44
that he went in twice. He is our guardian angel.” The mother said of her 45 .
31．A．donated
B．washed
C．polished
D．stopped
32．A．locked
B．trapped
C．hidden
D．wrapped
33．A．relaxation
B．satisfaction
C．hesitation
D．appreciation
34．A．enter
B．clean
C．paint
D．heat
35．A．enveloped
B．developed
C．specialized
D．established
36．A．flexibility
B．capability
C．stability
D．visibility
37．A．describe
B．determine
C．examine
D．announce
38．A．awkwardly
B．efficiently
C．desperately
D．unexpectedly
39．A．woke
B．met
C．fed
D．saw
40．A．blinding
B．confusing
C．charming
D．coloring
41．A．turned around B．reached out
C．slipped in
D．looked away
42．A．fell
B．gave
C．made
D．left
43．A．recovery
B．victory
C．collection
D．reaction
44．A．accessible
B．incredible
C．adjustable
D．acceptable
45．A．hero
B．child
C．chef
D．guard
（四）
（2025·云南大理·二模）
I was dropping off my three-year-old son at preschool. Another mom, Charlotte, stopped to 46 .
“Tomorrow is the class party, and I haven’t even started 47 the handicraft I volunteered to bring, ” she said.
“I’m so exhausted. ” Without even thinking 48 I said, “Don’t worry. I can do it for you. ”
At 10 o’clock that night, my husband, David, found me sitting on the living room floor, 49 by
colorful paper hearts I’d spent the past three hours 50 . “What are you doing? ” he asked. “This is for
Charlotte’s handicraft. ” “Why isn’t Charlotte doing it? ” I gave a 51 smile. “She was worn out this
morning, so I 52 to do it. ” “Well, you seem pretty 53 now, ” David said. “You put yourself in
these 54 a lot. Why keep doing it? ”
Why was I always going out of my way to make someone’s life easier, even if it made my own life 55
? I’m a people pleaser, eager to 56 the approval of others. I was afraid of 57 someone. David
was right. I couldn’t go on like this. I should learn to say no to others directly.
Recently, it was our 58 to host the family party. Then my colleague asked me to teach the
kindergarten class on Sunday for her. “I’m sorry, but I can’t, ” I said. “David’ s 59 is coming over. ”
“That’s okay, ” the colleague said. I sighed with relief. It was not easy to 60 her, but it was a long-
awaited step in the right direction.
46．A．complain
B．chat
C．laugh
D．beg
47．A．turning down
B．setting aside
C．putting off
D．working on
48．A．twice
B．awkwardly
C．briefly
D．passionately
49．A．indicated
B．surrounded
C．forced
D．expected
50．A．cutting in
B．cutting off
C．cutting down
D．cutting out
51．A．happy
B．broad
C．weary
D．different
52．A．afforded
B．offered
C．began
D．failed
53．A．stressed
B．embarrassed
C．excited
D．pleased
54．A．obstacles
B．circles
C．difficulties
D．situations
55．A．better
B．harder
C．emptier
D．messier
56．A．lose
B．realize
C．earn
D．admire
57．A．controlling
B．disappointing
C．judging
D．helping
58．A．responsibility B．secret
C．hobby
D．turn
59．A．friend
B．colleague
C．family
D．partner
60．A．refuse
B．forgive
C．follow
D．accept
（五）
（2024·云南曲靖·二模）
Late one evening, I noticed that Lazarus, my beloved German Shepherd, was not acting like himself. He
began walking around and just couldn’t 61 to get comfortable. When he started to vomit (呕吐), my
husband and I knew a 62 to the emergency vet’s was in order.
Examinations were taken, and he appeared to be 63 . However, my boy continued to show signs of
abdominal (腹部的) 64 . So, we decided that X-rays were 65 . The doctor felt that Lazarus might
need surgery and 66 he should be kept overnight to keep him safe. I agreed to leave him at the 67
, hoping his discomfort would pass by without the need for any further treatment. It was one of the 68
drives home I had ever experienced. I began to 69 as I lay on my bed. “God, I 70 love this
dog. He is very special to me and my whole family. Please, please help him 71 .” Suddenly my phone
rang. It was the doctor at the clinic. My heart 72 . The doctor told me that she had started his
abdominal surgery and his 73 of survival were not very good. My voice 74 when I
spoke. Maybe the next time I would see him, he would be in a wooden box that would be buried under our fruit tree
in the back yard.
Luckily, Lazarus stood up and recovered! No one, especially the doctor, expected him to make such a(n)
75 after his surgery.
61．A．put down
B．settle down
C．watch over
D．get over
62．A．trip
B．call
C．pill
D．test
63．A．stable
B．serious
C．sleepy
D．thrilled
64．A．attack
B．discomfort
C．damage
D．surgery
65．A．reused
B．overcome
C．acknowledged
D．needed
66．A．forced
B．ordered
C．recommended
D．requested
67．A．clinic
B．yard
C．shelter
D．box
68．A．most dangerous B．strangest
C．longest
D．most expensive
69．A．abuse
B．strike
C．cry
D．pray
70．A．hardly
B．willingly
C．relatively
D．absolutely
71．A．pull through
B．take care
C．come along
D．break out
72．A．hurt
B．sank
C．recovered
D．melted
73．A．responses
B．values
C．chances
D．desires
74．A．raised
B．trembled
C．changed
D．broke
75．A．deal
B．wish
C．improvement
D．difference
（六）
（2024·云南大理·二模）
My father was a restaurant owner. My name is Vincent Lim. I’m a chef and restaurant owner. Running a
Chinese restaurant is one of the hardest and most 76 things in my life.
When we first arrived in Australia, my dad 77 a Chinese restaurant. I would go there on a 78
basis to help him out. And slowly I developed my 79 for cooking. The hard work that my dad put into
Chinese food makes me feel so proud that I am lucky enough to learn from a 80
The first dish that I ever learned to cook was the fried rice, which is the easiest but also the 81 one
to get right. From years of experience, I can 82 you the difference between a good fried rice just from the
feel and from the smell, without even taking a bite.
To lots of Chinese immigrants like us, the restaurant isn’t just a business. It’s a sense of 83 . The
wok hei (锅气) 84 every ingredient in the wok, producing an appealing smell. The fragrances of the food
85 the air and lingered around so much longer. Those memories, they become nostalgic (乡愁). The sense of
home is what makes a 86 good dish taste.
In 2017, my dad passed away. I realized that my love of cooking dishes was from my childhood. I 87
the restaurant that I own today. Cooking was a 88 way to my dad. I wanted to 89 everything
that he taught me. Cooking 90 all the hard work and memories that we had.
76．A．worthless
B．valuable
C．necessary
D．unexpected
77．A．supported
B．found
C．operated
D．occupied
78．A．regular
B．solid
C．seldom
D．vital
79．A．strength
B．passion
C．talent
D．awareness
80．A．chef
B．owner
C．coach
D．master
81．A．toughest
B．worst
C．busiest
D．greatest
82．A．taste
B．achieve
C．tell
D．learn
83．A．career
B．urgency
C．purpose
D．affection
84．A．generates
B．delivers
C．accompanies
D．dismissed
85．A．came from
B．went over
C．wiped away
D．spread across
86．A．impossibly
B．straightly
C．deliberately
D．considerably
87．A．shut down
B．took over
C．opened up
D．dealt with
88．A．amusing
B．striking
C．connecting
D．inspiring
89．A．recall
B．complete
C．expect
D．alter
90．A．impresses
B．perceives
C．represents
D．devotes
（七）
（2024·云南，广西，贵州三省联考·二模）
Alone But Not Lonely
I walked into Panera and placed my order. After I paid and filled my plastic cup with water, I walked to find
a 1 .As Is at down, I 2 that at the table next to me, there was an older man eating his soup alone.
The chair in front of him was empty; he wasn’t 3 the seat. He was genuinely eating all alone.
As this fact settled in, a feeling of sadness began to 4 me. Was he lonely? Did he want someone to
keep him company? This wasn’t the first time Id felt sad when I noticed someone eating alone. I don’t like being
alone very much. 5 , I don’t like seeing people eat alone. I automatically 6 they’re lonely and need
someone to be there for them.
For some reason, eating with other people is the 7 .Modern society has 8 to the point
where most people eat with others and do almost every activity together. But is it possible we just don’t want to 9
lonely?
For me, it’s easy to feel pressured to be alone 10 see everyone else around me 11 by a
friend. So many people are always around someone else, and that may make people think we always need someone
with us to feel 12 about ourselves.
But that’s not true. We can enjoy being alone and we shouldn’t be 13 to eat alone if that’s what we
want to do. Ultimately, if seeing someone eating alone, I’ll bear in mind that maybe they just want a 14
from the world, or maybe they prefer it that way. It’s important to realize seeing someone doing something alone
doesn’t always 15 they’re lonely.
1．A．spot
B．mat
C．seat
D．man
2．A．suspected
B．noticed
C．assessed
D．predicted
3．A．finding
B．booking
C．taking
D．saving
4．A．call for
B．turn down
C．wash over
D．appeal to
5．A．Therefore
B．However
C．Anyhow
D．Nevertheless
6．A．appreciate
B．insist
C．advocate
D．assume
7．A．norm
B．sacrifice
C．bonus
D．dilemma
8．A．extended
B．evolved
C．fallen
D．compared
9．A．sound
B．turn
C．appear
D．prove
10．A．when
B．although
C．unless
D．until
11．A．disturbed
B．accompanied
C．tracked
D．envied
12．A．lonelier
B．worse
C．calmer
D．better
13．A．thrilled
B．afraid
C．inspired
D．pleased
14．A．wonder
B．promise
C．favor
D．break
15．A．announce
B．stress
C．mean
D．reveal
