专题05 完形填空（原卷版）
（一）
（2025·四川成都·二模）
I grew up in Pacific Palisades, one of the Los Angeles neighborhoods burned down by the wildfires. As a
small town, it was a ____21____ place since everyone got on well.
But today, it has been ____22____ the map. Now I’m standing on a street where my favorite restaurant, Cafe
Vida, once stood. It is ____23____. Closing my eyes, I could list dozens of places that are ____24____ of my
childhood and are no longer here.
Fires were a part of my childhood and there was always the ____25____ of them. But never had I
____26____ that there would be such a (n) ____27____. And yet, that is what ____28____ happened.
While I am ____29____ the wildfires, my friends are texting, asking me to ______30______ if their homes
are still standing. As a journalist, no matter what events I’m reporting, I love connecting with other people. This
way, I feel something ______31______ about being here, in a place I know so well, using the tools that I’ve
learned on this job to help ______32______ this story. But it is also very emotional, because you don’t truly
______33______ the town in the moment. In a way, doing this job is part of my ______34______ experience for
the Palisades.
This is about people right now. Everything is gone, but we’re still here and we still have each other, and that’s
what ______35______ is going to be all about.
21. A. popular
B. special
C. suitable
D. lovely
22. A. hidden from
B. stuck to
C. wiped off
D. added to
23. A. old
B. gone
C. strange
D. lively
24. A. memories
B. dreams
C. pities
D. remains
25. A. disappointment
B. fear
C. delight
D. relief
26. A. remembered
B. imagined
C. admitted
D. reminded
27. A. encounter
B. campaign
C. accident
D. disaster
28. A. exactly
B. eventually
C. suddenly
D. usually
29. A. investigating
B. fighting
C. covering
D. watching
30. A. check
B. guess
C. determine
D. tell
31. A. beautiful
B. hopeful
C. frightening
D. annoying
32. A. witness
B. share
C. make
D. change
33. A. understand
B. protect
C. record
D. access
34. A. worrying
B. awkward
C. painful
D. boring
35. A. giving in
B. sitting back
C. holding on
D. moving forward
（二）
（2025·四川绵阳·二模）
Our autistic (自闭症的) daughter has special needs for beauty. She always seeks beautiful things in daily life
and is 21 to hand work. She has a habit of plucking (拔) leaves from the plants and making some 22
. It’s a harmless pastime so my wife and I never 23 with it. We created a garden in our house to meet her
24 .
But recently, we found her once in a while 25 into our neighbor’s garden and taking some leaves
from the plants. I tried to 26 point out to her that our neighbor may not like their plants to be 27 .
She didn’t say anything but 28 her favorite hand work. Seeing the broken pieces and the 29 girl, I
wrote a note to our neighbor, 30 on her behalf and requesting a list of plants I could buy for them.
Our neighbor floored us with a note: “For us, she is like the plant in our garden, quiet and soft. We are
willing to 31 her just as you do. So, anytime, she is 32 to drop by if that makes her happy.”
The kind 33 from my neighbor really made me warm inside. We value great moments in our lives.
But great moments often catch us 34 beautifully wrapped in what others may consider an 35
one.
21．A．connected
B．used
C．drawn
D．admitted
22．A．designs
B．mistakes
C．decisions
D．efforts
23．A．appreciated
B．praised
C．laughed
D．bothered
24．A．needs
B．goals
C．friends
D．habits
25．A．looking
B．slipping
C．breaking
D．rushing
26．A．strictly
B．gently
C．typically
D．directly
27．A．watered
B．discovered
C．disturbed
D．admired
28．A．gave up
B．insisted on
C．sold out
D．tore up
29．A．innocent
B．brave
C．sensitive
D．confident
30．A．arguing
B．complaining
C．hesitating
D．apologizing
31．A．tend
B．blame
C．replace
D．prevent
32．A．delighted
B．comfortable
C．relaxed
D．welcome
33．A．response
B．help
C．warning
D．impression
34．A．bored
B．confused
C．unaware
D．guilty
35．A．amazing
B．irresponsible
C．original
D．insignificant
（三）
（2025·四川南充·二模）
One of my earliest memory is of my father teaching me how to paint. Whenever we felt ____21____, we
painted what our hearts desired.
As I got older, he ____22____ to give me lessons, teaching me to find ____23____ in everything around
me. I grew to love drawing people, as I could ____24____ the features making everyone unique and beautiful.
It wasn’t until I began looking carefully into my father’s paintings that I started to be more ____25____ of
my work. I started to worry I could never ____26____ my father’s talent. My simple, two-dimensional drawings
fell ____27____ compared to his realistic landscapes. Art was my favorite but I started to ____28____ I wasn’t
good at it. Instead of working toward improving, I gave up. I didn’t talk about my ____29____ to anyone,
especially my father. I didn’t want to disappoint him.
He had _____30_____ that and told me, “Mia, you should apply for schools. I wish I’d had a(n)
_____31_____ to study art when I was a kid.” So over the next months, I worked hard on my paintings. Looking
back at my pictures, I was sometimes embarrassed at the way I _____32_____ them but I can see how much I’ve
improved since then. The school must have seen my _____33_____ in painting because I got in!
It was eye-opening to _____34_____ a college specializing in arts. With father as my guide, I could
overcome my _____35_____ and pursue my passion for art.
21. A. inspired
B. exhausted
C. excited
D. surprised
22. A. refused
B. continued
C. pretended
D. expected
23. A. truth
B. beauty
C. interest
D. logic
24. A. change
B. imitate
C. highlight
D. predict
25. A. proud
B. fond
C. informed
D. critical
26. A. live up to
B. get away from
C. run out of
D. look down on
27. A. impressive
B. flat
C. abstract
D. unique
28. A. hope
B. remember
C. suspect
D. understand
29. A. failure
B. decision
C. project
D. ambition
30. A. mentioned
B. ignored
C. supported
D. noticed
31. A. ability
B. opportunity
C. promise
D. reason
32. A. saw
B. imagined
C. drew
D. showed
33. A. potential
B. struggle
C. intention
D. proposal
34. A. visit
B. found
C. leave
D. attend
35. A. self-control
B. self-confidence
C. self-esteem
D. self-doubt
（四）
（2025·四川达州·二模）
At nine, my stable life was turned upside down. My father was ___21___ from his job. Then we lost our
beautiful large house and ___22___ into a fifteen-foot motor home previously only used for weekend camping
trips.
Life in the motor home was ___23___ . We were incredibly crowded. We sat on the tiny couch together, the
one that ___24___ as my parents’ bed at night. One evening, my mom sat at the small table and made a shopping
list while the last of our food, ___25___ , was fried on the stove. She said we didn’t have enough food to
___26___ the week. When she got up and started putting the chicken on a plate for dinner, there was a ___27___
at the door. A ___28___ was standing outside, saying he was hungry and asking if we had any food to
___29___ . Dad agreed without ___30___ . He went inside and returned with some fresh fried chicken. The
man’s face ___31___ up. He thanked us and left.
After dinner, our family had a ___32___ across the parking lot. When we returned to the motor home, we
were ___33___ to see three brown bags of food at the door, including eggs, noodles, milk, bread…When
___34___ them on the table, we found a note saying “For your ___35___ to strangers”. We were all moved and
always referred to that man as an angel.
21. A. picked up
B. laid off
C. looked after
D. put down
22. A. rushed
B. stepped
C. wandered
D. moved
23. A. exciting
B. annoying
C. tough
D. appealing
24. A. quitted
B. served
C. improved
D. appeared
25. A. chicken
B. beef
C. fish
D. rice
26. A. waste
B. miss
C. last
D. enjoy
27. A. knock
B. shout
C. call
D. noise
28. A. stranger
B. beggar
C. policeman
D. manager
29. A. throw
B. sell
C. cook
D. spare
30. A. doubt
B. hesitation
C. regret
D. fear
31. A. lit
B. turned
C. went
D. rose
32. A. discussion
B. trip
C. walk
D. party
33. A. tired
B. surprised
C. satisfied
D. anxious
34. A. eating
B. gathering
C. unpacking
D. placing
35. A. contribution
B. patience
C. courage
D. generosity
（五）
（2025·四川宜宾、自贡、乐山·二模）
On a hot morning, a friend called me. He had found a ____21____ injured baby raccoon (浣熊), which, just
about eight weeks old, was in terrible shape. As part of my job, I was ____22____ to care for injured animals until
they could be released into the wild. I had some doubt whether he would ____23____ the night. Still, I took him
home, named him Trouper, and cleaned his ____24____, hoping for a miracle.
For four days, the raccoon didn’t move. On the fifth morning. I nearly lost ____25____. Holding him, I
whispered, “Sorry.” Suddenly, he ____26____ his legs, moved his mouth weakly and shook himself—as if saying,
“I’m still fighting!” That moment gave me ____27____ that he might recover.
Weeks later, while helping him practice walking, a sudden wind shut the door ____28____. I jumped, but
Trouper didn’t ____29____. My heart sank: he was deaf. Worse, he couldn’t smell or _____30_____. As someone
with fading vision myself, I understood his struggle. I decided not to _____31_____ him away. Together with my
dog, we started a _____32_____ life.
Now 10 years old, Trouper works as a licensed wildlife _____33_____. I take him to schools and community
centers to teach about respecting life. His story has been a(n) _____34_____ reminder for many years: every
creature _____35_____ a chance.
21. A. slightly
B. seriously
C. frequently
D. purposely
22. A. required
B. forced
C. ordered
D. guided
23. A. enjoy
B. suffer
C. survive
D. fear
24. A. fur
B. face
C. legs
D. wounds
25. A. temper
B. interest
C. hope
D. courage
26. A. broke
B. stretched
C. checked
D. treated
27. A. confidence
B. advice
C. desperation
D. resolution
28. A. gently
B. partly
C. gradually
D. violently
29. A. watch
B. mind
C. fall
D. react
30. A. see
B. touch
C. hear
D. taste
31. A. put
B. drive
C. send
D. give
32. A. lonely
B. new
C. plain
D. luxury
33. A. ambassador
B. student
C. agent
D. rescuer
34. A. general
B. distant
C. occasional
D. constant
35. A. seizes
B. loses
C. deserves
D. understands
（六）
（2025·四川广安·二模）
I've always been certain of my mother’s love, but I used to be ___21___ about my father’s. There were
pictures and recordings of us having fun together, yet I still ___22___ more proof of his love.
One incident from my first-grade year ___23___ . I peed my pants in class and was ___24___ an over-sized
pair of bright orange sweatpants to wear. While the teacher and classmates’ looks were uncomfortable, my real fear
was ___25___ my father. I ___26___ he'd be angry about the different pants.
All afternoon, I planned how to ___27___ into my room without him noticing. I even ___28___ my plan
again and again. When I got home, I ___29___ at the door to check if he was around. When he called out, I
____30____ in the coat closet. But he found me, and I had to tell him the ____31____ .
To my surprise, instead of getting angry, he ____32____ patted my head, took the dirty pants to the laundry,
and said it was okay. This moment made me realize that he ____33____ me. I wish I could go back in time and
____34____ that little girl, who was too afraid to meet her father’s eyes, that it’s okay to ____35____ her father’s
love.
21. A. aware
B. confident
C. unsure
D. curious
22. A. ignored
B. found
C. sought
D. created
23. A. figured out
B. brought out
C. worked out
D. stood out
24. A. given
B. bought
C. donated
D. borrowed
25. A. meeting
B. facing
C. avoiding
D. challenging
26. A. imagined
B. predicted
C. worried
D. doubted
27. A. slip
B. break
C. cut
D. fall
28. A. practiced
B. canceled
C. pictured
D. conducted
29. A. arrived
B. paused
C. froze
D. jumped
30. A. hid
B. reached
C. cried
D. climbed
31. A. fear
B. pants
C. plan
D. truth
32. A. crazily
B. gently
C. unwillingly
D. easily
33. A. loved
B. appreciated
C. hated
D. thanked
34. A. warn
B. tell
C. frighten
D. scold
35. A. inspire
B. refuse
C. doubt
D. embrace
（七）
（2025·四川雅安·二模）
I was sitting in a chemistry lab class during my first year of university, nervous about the experiment we were
to perform. My hands started to ____41____ when I grabbed a pipette ( 吸液管). The experience was
____42____. I was hoping to pursue a career in science, but I started to wonder whether that would be
____43____.
I was born with brain damage. My family ____44____ to find good doctors for me. Shortly after my first
birthday, I started walking, and it became clear that my intelligence function was ____45____. So, in some sense, I
was lucky. Still, both my hands shook, especially when I was nervous or embarrassed. I learned to write and do
simple tasks, but it wasn’t easy to do anything ____46____.
As a teenager, I joined a study group called “The Natural World”, which aroused my ____47____ about
biology. At university, I enjoyed the lectures in my science classes. ____48____, many lab tasks proved
impossible.
At the end of my second year, I ____49____ the professor of the lab to see whether I could work with her. I
was afraid to ____50____ I couldn’t do any lab tasks. To my relief, she was completely ____51____. She set me
to work performing behavioral experiments for others in the lab with the help of colleagues.
I’ve come to realize that my hands aren’t the ____52____ I thought they were. By making use of my abilities
and working as part of a ____53____, I’ve been able to follow my ____54____. I may design experiments and
interpret results, which ____55____ me most in the field of science.
41. A. hurt
B. move
C. wave
D. shake
42. A. frightening
B. disheartening
C. surprising
D. amazing
43. A. available
B. acceptable
C. suitable
D. possible
44. A. failed
B. wanted
C. managed
D. refused
45. A. limited
B. unaffected
C. improved
D. tested
46. A. gradually
B. completely
C. carefully
D. precisely
47. A. curiosity
B. fear
C. confusion
D. regret
48. A. Therefore
B. However
C. Besides
D. Meanwhile
49. A. questioned
B. encountered
C. approached
D. inspired
50. A. admit
B. find
C. pretend
D. deny
51. A. critical
B. indifferent
C. supportive
D. resistant
52. A. tool
B. gift
C. barrier
D. advantage
53. A. family
B. team
C. debate
D. game
54. A. rules
B. habits
C. steps
D. passions
55. A. excited
B. challenged
C. reminded
D. confused
（八）
（2025·四川攀枝花·二模）
Colleen Knull was on duty at the Jasper Lodge in the National Park. A 21 with less than one year of
experience as she was, it didn’t prevent her from handling a very 22 situation.
“The first indication that there was a(n) 23 was that we had noticed smoke coming up from the
mountainside, and I tried my best to 24 the knowledge I had learned during the previous training and 25
it to read the smoke and how close the fire was,” she said.
Soon, an evacuation (疏散) order was 26 for Jasper National Park and the electricity was cut off.
Because it was midnight, Knull started knocking on each door to 27 the guests at the lodge.
Then she was informed that some hikers at the campsite were unaware of the 28 to evacuate quickly.
So she walked up the rough path to bring them down. There, she 29 16 people on a four-hour hike through
darkness, to where her truck was parked. Finally, Knull managed to lead these hikers to a 30 place.
She also managed to keep things 31 during the evacuation. “The situation had to be taken seriously,
but I should make sure nobody would get 32 . So I told a couple of 33 along the way and had a
couple of good laughs. I had to guarantee that everybody got out soundly.”
She 34 her quick reaction in the evacuation to the training she had received. Hearing the news of
Knull’s remarkable performance in Jasper, Clif Vetter, Chief of Enderby Fire Department, said 35 and
proudly, “That’s her.”
21．A．doctor
B．hiker
C．firefighter
D．camper
22．A．dangerous
B．exciting
C．ordinary
D．strange
23．A．earthquake
B．fire
C．volcano eruption
D．urgent signal
24．A．share
B．spread
C．recall
D．forget
25．A．observed
B．employed
C．mastered
D．reviewed
26．A．issued
B．refused
C．canceled
D．delayed
27．A．look after
B．call on
C．pick up
D．wake up
28．A．danger
B．need
C．challenge
D．hope
29．A．guided
B．watched
C．followed
D．met
30．A．comfortable
B．distant
C．safe
D．hidden
31．A．light
B．quiet
C．serious
D．meaningful
32．A．disappointed
B．sleepy
C．excited
D．panicked
33．A．poems
B．skills
C．jokes
D．secrets
34．A．compared
B．devoted
C．denied
D．owed
35．A．nervously
B．simply
C．sadly
D．carefully
