专题05 完形填空
破解秘籍
高效解题“三步法”
完形填空题破解技巧
眼见为真真题再现
技能升华训练
破解秘籍
完形填空绝非简单的“选词填空”，而是在语篇层面考查学生的综合语言能力。命题人通过删除关键词语，
测试学生能否理解文章整体结构和逻辑关系，是否把握上下文语义连贯性，能不能恰当地运用词汇、语法
和语用知识。
高效解题“三步法”
第一步：快速通读，把握主旨
不看选项，快速阅读全文，抓住文章主题、基本脉络和作者态度。特别注意首段和尾段——它们往往包含
核心信息。
实战技巧：用笔划出关键时间节点、转折词、表达作者观点的形容词/副词，这些是解题的重要路标。
第二步：逐空分析，上下求索
答题的时候每个空都要从四个层面考虑：
词汇层面：辨析选项词语的精确含义和用法差异
语法层面：检查时态、语态、非谓语、搭配等是否正确
语篇层面：分析上下文逻辑关系（因果、转折、并列等）
文化层面：考虑中西文化差异和特定语境
第三步：通读复查，验证答案
所有题目完成后，将选项代入全文通读，检查是否流畅自然、逻辑通顺。这是纠正错误的关键环节。
完形填空题破解技巧
上下文逻辑关系
上下文逻辑关系是出现频率最高的考点，通常通过连接词考查。
标志词：but, however, therefore, moreover, otherwise, though, despite...
破解方法：
判断空格前后是转折、因果、递进还是并列关系
记住常见逻辑关系词的核心含义：
转折：but, yet, however, though, although
因果：because, so, therefore, thus, as a result
递进：moreover, besides, furthermore, what's more
条件：if, unless, once, as long as
词汇辨析与搭配
考查近义词、形近词的细微差别和固定搭配。
破解方法：
不是所有选项都符合搭配习惯，先排除明显错误的
利用“同现原则”——同一语义场的词语会共同出现（如school 常与teacher, student, study 等同现）
记住常见搭配：形容词+名词、动词+副词、动词+介词
语法结构考查
主要考查时态、语态、非谓语动词、从句引导词等。
破解方法：
分析句子结构，确定所缺成分（主语、宾语、定语等）
注意主谓一致、时态呼应
牢记常见句型：it is...that...、so...that...、such...that...
文化背景与常识
一些选项需要基于英语国家文化背景或生活常识。
破解方法：
扩大阅读面，积累英语国家文化知识
合理运用生活常识进行判断
语义复现与共现
语义复现：同一概念用不同词语重复表达
语义共现：相关词语在上下文中共现
破解方法：在上文寻找提示词或同义词，在下文寻找照应词。
情感色彩与态度判断
通过形容词、副词等考查作者或主人公的情感态度。
破解方法：
把握文章基调（积极、消极、中立）
注意描写人物情感变化的词语
介词与短语辨析
考查介词的基本用法和短语动词的含义。
破解方法：
熟记常见介词的基本含义（如with 表伴随，by 表方式）
重点记忆高频短语动词（如break down, carry out, give up）
易错陷阱分析
主观臆断：不依据上下文，凭“感觉”答题
对策：始终从文中找依据，避免想当然
忽略首句：完形填空首句通常不设空，它是理解全文的钥匙
对策：认真分析首句，获取关键信息
死抠一词：在某个难题上花费过多时间
对策：先标记跳过，完成全文后再回头处理
改错正确答案：复查时因过度怀疑而改对为错
对策：没有充分理由不要轻易改动初选答案
总之完形填空不可能每题都有绝对把握。遇到不确定的题目，果断运用策略做出选择，然后向前看。目标
是“得分最大化”。完形填空的破解本质上是一场逻辑推理过程：通过已知信息推断未知信息。掌握了系
统的方法，并通过刻意训练将其内化，这道题型就会从“拦路虎”变为“得分项”。
眼见为真真题再现
（2025 年全国一卷）
阅读下面短文, 从每题所给的A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。
One August afternoon, I sat in my kitchen staring at a glass vase that hadn’t seen daylight since my wedding.
My husband and I had just sold our house and we were busy ___41___ the beloved home our family had
spent 23 years filling up. We had decided on key items for the ___42___ we were moving to in town, donated
what we could, and rented a place to ___43___ our supposedly important objects. That left a house still ___44___
with things that, while not particularly ___45___, didn’t belong in a landfill (垃圾填埋场).
I took a picture of the vase and posted it online, for $10. A couple of messages came in, one wanting additional
___46___, another asking for a price cut. As our ___47___ day drew near, I settled on a new price ($0) and
reposted it. The ___48___: “I hate this vase. Maybe you won’t.” In an instant, a woman raced into my house and
left happily with the vase.
___49___, I posted more. My daily posts and the ___50___ I received became a precious ray of light in the
chaos of my house. Each exchange provided a chance to ___51___ the landfill and to please another person I
might not otherwise have ___52___.
I sit in my apartment today, loving each of the ___53___ that share our small space. I take ___54___ in
knowing that, somewhere nearby, someone is ___55___ something that couldn’t come with us.
41. A. painting over
B. looking around
C. emptying out
D. pulling down
42. A. hotel
B. office
C. cottage
D. apartment
43. A. store
B. display
C. sell
D. repair
44. A. covered
B. decorated
C. stuffed
D. equipped
45. A. conventional
B. valuable
C. complicated
D. tolerable
46. A. fees
B. photos
C. receipts
D. models
47. A. move
B. pay
C. market
D. work
48. A. warning
B. request
C. description
D. reply
49. A. Confused
B. Interested
C. Disappointed
D. Encouraged
50. A. visits
B. reports
C. advice
D. money
51. A. remove
B. spare
C. find
D. check
52. A. investigated
B. recognized
C. encountered
D. recommended
53. A. giveaways
B. posts
C. contributions
D. belongings
54. A. joy
B. part
C. care
D. time
55. A. anticipating
B. appreciating
C. delivering
D. withdrawing
语境理解：短文讲述了作者在搬家时，通过免费赠送旧物（从一个花瓶开始）的经历，不仅处理掉了不需
要的物品，避免了它们进入垃圾填埋场，还因此与他人产生了愉快的联系，并从中获得了快乐。
41. C. emptying out
上下文逻辑： 他们卖掉了房子，所以正在忙的事情必然与“清空”住了23 年的家有关。后文也详细描述
了如何处理家里的物品。
词汇辨析：
A. painting over （粉刷覆盖）- 与处理物品无关。
B. looking around （四处看看）- 不符合“忙碌”和“清空”的语境。
C. emptying out （清空） - 最直接地表达了将房子里的东西搬空的意思。
D. pulling down （拆除）- 他们只是卖房搬家，不是要拆房子。
最佳选项：C
42. D. apartment
上下文逻辑和常识： 他们卖掉了house（通常指独栋房屋），要搬到“in town”（城里）。在城里，最常
见的居住形式是公寓。
词汇辨析：
A. hotel （酒店）- 临时住所，不是通常的搬家目的地。
B. office （办公室）- 与居住无关。
C. cottage （小屋）- 通常也在郊区或乡村，而非城里。
D. apartment （公寓） - 最符合从独栋房屋搬到城里的生活场景。
最佳选项：D
43. A. store
上下文逻辑： 他们租了个地方来存放那些“supposedly important objects”（自以为重要的东西）。租用的
地方通常是用于存储。
词汇辨析：
A. store （储存） - 准确表达了“存放”的意思。
B. display （展示）- 这些是旧物，不需要展示。
C. sell （出售）- 如果是出售，就不会专门租地方放。
D. repair （修理）- 上下文未提及物品需要修理。
最佳选项：A
44. C. stuffed
上下文逻辑： 尽管处理了部分物品，但房子里仍然塞满了（stuffed）东西。
词汇辨析与搭配：
A. covered （覆盖）- 东西再多也不是覆盖在房子表面。
B. decorated （装饰）- 感情色彩偏正面，但这里指不需要的杂物。
C. stuffed （塞满） - 非常形象地表达了空间被不需要的物品填满的状态。
D. equipped （装备）- 指为特定目的配备设施，与杂物无关。
最佳选项：C
45. B. valuable
上下文逻辑和常识： 这些东西多到需要处理，但又“didn't belong in a landfill”（不该进垃圾场），说明它
们可能还有用，但对自己来说不那么值钱或不珍贵了。
词汇辨析：
A. conventional （传统的）- 不符合语境。
B. valuable （有价值的，贵重的） - “not particularly valuable”意为“不是特别贵重”，解释了为什么既不
想带走又觉得扔了可惜。
C. complicated （复杂的）- 与价值无关。
D. tolerable （可忍受的）- 不符合语境。
最佳选项：B
46. B. photos
上下文逻辑和常识，作者是在网上出售物品。常见的流程是：发布商品后，潜在买家通常会要求看更多照
片以了解细节。
词汇辨析：
A. fees （费用）- 已经标价$10，不太可能再要额外费用。
B. photos （照片） - 最符合在线交易的场景。
C. receipts （收据）- 购买后才需要收据。
D. models （模型）- 一个花瓶不需要模型。
最佳选项：B
47. A. move
上下文逻辑： 整个故事都围绕着搬家（move） 展开。随着搬家的日子临近，作者决定降价。
最佳选项：A
48. C. description
上下文逻辑： 作者重新发布了花瓶，并配上了一段新的文字说明。这段文字“ I hate this vase. Maybe you
won’t.”是对商品的描述（description）， albeit 是一种非常规、带个人感情的描述。
词汇辨析：
A. warning （警告）- 感情色彩过于负面。
B. request （请求）- 这更像是一个陈述，而非请求。
C. description （描述，说明） - 指对商品的文字描述。
D. reply （回复）- 这是主动发布信息，不是回复别人。
最佳选项：C
49. D. Encouraged
上下文逻辑： 第一次尝试（免费送花瓶）就成功了（女人开心地拿走了），这个积极的结果鼓励
（Encouraged） 了作者继续发布更多免费物品。
词汇辨析（情感色彩）：
A. Confused （困惑的）- 成功不会导致困惑。
B. Interested （感兴趣的）- 程度不够，她是被结果所鼓舞。
C. Disappointed （失望的）- 与成功的结果相反。
D. Encouraged （受到鼓舞的） - 完美衔接上下文的因果关系。
最佳选项：D
50. A. visits
上下文逻辑： 作者每天发帖，然后人们会来她家取走（visits） 免费的物品。这些“来访”成了混乱搬家
过程中的一缕阳光。
词汇辨析：
A. visits （访问，来访） - 指人们上门来取东西。
B. reports （报告）- 不符合语境。
C. advice （建议）- 上下文未提及。
D. money （钱）- 她后来是免费赠送，不收钱。
最佳选项：A
51. B. spare
上下文逻辑和词汇搭配： 每个物品的交换都提供了一个机会，使物品免于被扔进垃圾填埋场。Spare 有
“使免遭；省得；放过”的意思，常用结构为 spare sb/sth from sth。
词汇辨析：
A. remove （移除）- 如果说“remove the landfill”，意思变成“移走填埋场”，不符合逻辑。
B. spare （使免于） - “spare the landfill”意为“使物品免于进入填埋场”，搭配和意思都正确。
C. find （找到）- “找到填埋场”语意不通。
D. check （检查）- “检查填埋场”语意不通。
最佳选项：B
52. C. encountered
上下文逻辑： 通过赠送物品，作者得以遇见（encountered） 那些原本在生活中不会有交集的人。
词汇辨析：
A. investigated （调查）- 语义过重。
B. recognized （认出）- 之前不认识，无法“认出”。
C. encountered （遇见，邂逅） - 指偶然或意外地遇见。
D. recommended （推荐）- 不符合语境。
最佳选项：C
53. D. belongings
上下文逻辑 & 词汇复现： 现在住在公寓里，喜爱着分享这个小空间的每一件物品（belongings）。这个
词与开头“spent 23 years filling up”和“things”形成呼应，指他们所拥有的财产物品。
词汇辨析：
A. giveaways （赠品）- 这些是她们自己留下的东西，不是赠品。
B. posts （帖子）- 在公寓里分享的是实物，不是帖子。
C. contributions （贡献）- 语义不符。
D. belongings （所有物，财物） - 指他们拥有的物品。
最佳选项：D
54. A. joy
上下文逻辑 & 常识： 知道别人正在欣赏自己曾经的物品，作者感到的是一种快乐（joy）。这总结了全
文的情感基调。
词汇搭配： take joy in (doing) sth 是一个常用搭配，意为“从...中获得快乐”。
最佳选项：A
55. B. appreciating
上下文逻辑： 全文的主题是：旧物对他人仍有价值，能被他人欣赏（appreciating），这让作者感到高兴。
这与之前“please another person”相呼应。
词汇辨析：
A. anticipating （期待）- 期待的是未来，而物品已经在他人手中。
B. appreciating （欣赏，喜爱） - 最符合“正在使用并喜爱着某物”的语境。
C. delivering （递送）- 作者是赠送方，接收方是“欣赏”而不是“递送”。
D. withdrawing （撤回）- 与文意相反。
最佳选项：B
技能升华训练
（一）
（2025·全国二卷·高考真题）Evelyn Donohue is a 65-year-old grandma. She only started to 1 seven
years ago after having a 2 call. She’d been struggling with eating disorders and health issues, which 3
led her to getting surgery. After that experience, she knew that she needed to make a 4 . Determined to turn
her life around, Ms Donohue began to work out and follow a 5 lifestyle, before discovering a 6 for
weightlifting.
Since setting out on the journey, the 7 lover has not only managed to 8 an impressive set of
muscles but also a huge following on social media.
The well-liked grandma regularly posts workout content, explaining there’s no 9 others can’t look
this good. She said it was all down to some key aspects.
“Hold on: Consider failure as a 10 to success and never give up. Stick to your plan,” she said. “ 11
others: Lift others up on your journey. Success is sweeter when 12 .” She previously explained that “you do
not need to have an amazing body to exercise... the 13 is to feel good, not look good.”
Ms Donohue used to be laughed at for being too old to work out, but she has proved the 14 wrong in
the best possible way and has indeed become an 15 for many social media users.
1．A．write
B．travel
C．exercise
D．recover
2．A．goodwill
B．timeout
C．long-distance
D．wake-up
3．A．normally
B．ultimately
C．suddenly
D．automatically
4．A．change
B．fortune
C．wish
D．deal
5．A．risky
B．traditional
C．comfortable
D．healthy
6．A．demand
B．secret
C．passion
D．cure
7．A．peace
B．fitness
C．fun
D．nature
8．A．grow
B．control
C．activate
D．relax
9．A．need
B．choice
C．reason
D．difference
10．A．green light
B．road block
C．passing mark
D．stepping stone
11．A．Help
B．Consult
C．Follow
D．Forgive
12．A．accepted
B．shared
C．expected
D．celebrated
13．A．goal
B．case
C．duty
D．cost
14．A．instructors
B．admirers
C．beginners
D．doubters
15．A．authority
B．excuse
C．inspiration
D．option
（二）
（2025·浙江·高考真题）Manuela Ribeiro has a healthy addiction. It’s 16 . A few months ago, the 30-
year-old teacher decided it was time to put her 17 to good use. She signed up on the website Bookalokal,
and now welcomes 18 into her Brussels flat twice a week for dinner parties.
Ribeiro 19 €35 per person for what is usually a three-course meal that can last up to three hours.
For Ribeiro, it has become a perfect platform for 20 her hobby of buying food, 21 new
recipes and holding dinner parties.
“It’s a great opportunity to share my passion for food and to 22 new people,” said Ribeiro.
Sometimes she prepares traditional Brazilian dishes 23 her native home; other times she 24
dinner courses with her favorite beers.
The platform has enabled Ribeiro to realise her dream with a great deal of freedom, as 25 to a
restaurant where the service is 26 , the menu is known in advance, and the meal is expected to be no
27 .
“But it’s also a great 28 , for it can sometimes take days to 29 a single event,”
Ribeiro said. “This platform is not only 30 for professional cooks, but also for those willing to
discover new experiences.”
16．A．reading
B．traveling
C．cooking
D．teaching
17．A．hobby
B．energy
C．education
D．money
18．A．coworkers
B．students
C．relatives
D．strangers
19．A．pays
B．charges
C．owes
D．raises
20．A．pursuing
B．choosing
C．discussing
D．changing
21．A．passing on
B．trying out
C．going over
D．taking down
22．A．hire
B．help
C．meet
D．train
23．A．in addition to
B．in return for
C．in honor of
D．in line with
24．A．replaces
B．tastes
C．orders
D．pairs
25．A．opposed
B．related
C．subject
D．vital
26．A．invaluable
B．impersonal
C．unsuitable
D．unprofessional
27．A．surprise
B．end
C．need
D．problem
28．A．lesson
B．pleasure
C．success
D．challenge
29．A．celebrate
B．record
C．attend
D．organise
30．A．selected
B．reserved
C．evaluated
D．requested
（三）
（2025·浙江宁波·一模）My sister Lily decided to take up cycling to get fit after years of a sedentary office job. I
wholeheartedly 31 her decision, knowing how important it was for her well- being. To show my support, I
bought her a nice pair of cycling gloves and signed up for a local 20- mile cycling event with her.
As we gathered at the starting point on that sunny but breezy morning, we 32 our bikes nervously,
checking the gears and brakes one last time. “Are you sure you won’t get annoyed if I 33 a bit slower?” she
asked, her eyes filled with a mix of excitement and worry. She had only started 34 on weekends a month
ago. “Of course not,” I reassured her with a smile.
When the starting horn 35 , Lily pedaled off steadily. At first, I stayed right beside her, chatting and
enjoying the scenery. But as the road opened up and the wind seemed to push me forward, my competitive side
took over. I gradually 36 my speed, thinking she would catch up. After a few miles, I looked back, and Lily
was no longer in my line of sight. I kept going, pushing myself harder, and crossed the finish line in a 37
time of just under an hour. I felt a rush of pride, despite not having trained intensively.
Lily arrived at the finish line almost twenty minutes later, her face red and tired. She was clearly 38 ,
feeling that she had let me down. I couldn’t believe she thought that way. I gave her a big hug and told her how
proud I was of her for even finishing the race.
Determined to improve, Lily made a plan. She decided to cycle to work three times a week and 39 to
participate in more cycling events. I watched her 40 early in the morning, even when it was foggy or
drizzling. I saw her face strong headwinds and deal with flat tires on the 41 country roads. There were
times when she was 42 by steep hills and wanted to give up, but she never did.
Finally, the day of the big regional cycling race came. This time, I made up my mind to stay with her. We
pedaled side by side, encouraging each other. When we were about to reach the finish line, Lily found some extra
strength and 43 ahead. She crossed the line just a few seconds before me, her eyes shining with joy and
44 . She had not only overcome her own self - doubt but also achieved a goal she once thought was impossible.
Her 45 legs from hours of cycling didn’t seem to bother her at all; all that mattered was the sense of
accomplishment she felt.
31．A．questioned
B．understood
C．backed
D．ignored
32．A．examined
B．cleaned
C．rode
D．parked
33．A．run
B．cycle
C．drive
D．walk
34．A．practicing
B．competing
C．traveling
D．resting
35．A．blew
B．rang
C．disappeared
D．broke
36．A．maintained
B．reduced
C．increased
D．measured
37．A．disappointing B．average
C．ordinary
D．remarkable
38．A．happy
B．embarrassed
C．angry
D．relaxed
39．A．aimed
B．agreed
C．pretended
D．happened
40．A．set out
B．turn back
C．give up
D．slow down
41．A．crowded
B．smooth
C．lonely
D．busy
42．A．frightened
B．challenged
C．attracted
D．guided
43．A．looked
B．fell
C．rushed
D．stayed
44．A．pride
B．surprise
C．relief
D．fear
45．A．long
B．thin
C．strong
D．sore
（四）
（2025·浙江温州·模拟预测）It might be 46 to choose what conformity dictates, especially when
collective experience suggests it succeeds. But does such a choice genuinely 47 for you? During a recent
hiking 48 , my partner and I — defying convention — opted to traverse a well-trodden path in the 49
direction, a reversal of the habitual A-to-Z pilgrimage undertaken by generations. Our rationale was pragmatic:
backward travel aligned with my 50 , 51 logistical efficiency by terminating nearer my
departure airport.
As we progressed, every encountered hiker reflexively challenged our trajectory: “You’re misguided — are
you lost? Returning 52 some omission? Or merely irrational?” The trail intermittently merged with a
53 , where even motorists, as if enforcing orthodoxy, honked to 54 us toward their “correct”
orientation. Why this monolithic perspective? Cultural inertia? Unquestioned tradition?
We 55 conversing with a Danish woman who invoked a(n) 56 : “To walk backward is
to evade.” Absurd! Our path 57 us — no evasion, just harmony with terrain and time. Had we erred?
Only to dogmatists. Resolute, I chose to 58 our route. 59 , the “wrong” direction unveiled
vistas and serenity the masses never witnessed. When your inner 60 resonates — whether whisper or
roar — heed it. That instinct, not external echoes, maps your singular truth.
46．A．fragile
B．arbitrary
C．normal
D．impressive
47．A．prays
B．substitutes
C．prepares
D．works
48．A．race
B．trip
C．project
D．recreation
49．A．opposite
B．wrong
C．common
D．accessible
50．A．passion
B．schedule
C．inspiration
D．request
51．A．underlined
B．provided
C．ensured
D．permitted
52．A．if
B．yet
C．while
D．because
53．A．plain
B．valley
C．trail
D．highway
54．A．point
B．inspire
C．observe
D．salute
55．A．expected
B．stopped
C．agreed
D．hesitated
56．A．saying
B．point
C．myth
D．spell
57．A．instructed
B．confused
C．offered
D．suited
58．A．split off from
B．think over
C．stick to
D．pick out
59．A．Eventually
B．Hopefully
C．Probably
D．Originally
60．A．desire
B．feeling
C．voice
D．reaction
（五）
（2025·河北保定·三模）Brooke’s husband, Charles, was fighting cancer and receiving chemotherapy (化疗). Just
as his body was weakened by the 61 , their home lost heat during a cold spell. With temperatures
dropping quickly, keeping Charles warm became 62 . Brooke quickly turned to Spark delivery (快递),
63 heaters they urgently needed.
The delivery driver 64 to the order was Eduardo Garcia. However, things didn’t go as planned.
The app kept 65 that he was two minutes away, but 30 minutes passed with no 66 of him.
Finally, Brooke called and was shocked to hear Garcia say, “I’m actually in a ditch (沟). I’m not going to be able to
make it.”
When Brooke mentioned that the heaters were for her husband 67 chemotherapy, Garcia didn’t
hesitate. He insisted on walking the delivery to their home. Despite the challenging snow-covered 68 , he
walked with difficulty through the snow to 69 Brooke. Together, they managed to complete the delivery
on foot, 70 Charles could stay warm during his treatment.
Grateful for Garcia’s 71 , Brooke wanted to tip him, but the delivery app had no such 72
. She then took to Facebook to find Garcia. Her 73 video quickly spread, getting thousands of views and
shares. Garcia reached out to her within 24 hours.
Surprisingly, Garcia firmly refused any money. Instead, he made a warm-hearted 74 . He asked to
meet Brooke’s husband and their families, hoping to stay friends and support them throughout this 75
journey.
61．A．conflict
B．treatment
C．injury
D．payment
62．A．minor
B．automatic
C．crucial
D．influential
63．A．ordering
B．copying
C．delivering
D．storing
64．A．moved
B．committed
C．used
D．assigned
65．A．predicting
B．explaining
C．indicating
D．ignoring
66．A．sign
B．proof
C．notice
D．memory
67．A．making up
B．applying for
C．taking up
D．going through
68．A．statue
B．path
C．peak
D．landscape
69．A．document
B．cover
C．meet
D．promote
70．A．ensuring
B．identifying
C．sensing
D．demanding
71．A．company
B．kindness
C．blessing
D．guidance
72．A．solution
B．intention
C．value
D．option
73．A．real-time
B．sincere
C．creative
D．precious
74．A．comment
B．contribution
C．request
D．speech
75．A．adventurous
B．exciting
C．eventful
D．tough
（六）
（2025·江苏徐州·模拟预测）I’d been exploring the 40-hectare woods around our cottage my whole life and I
knew the way well. So it was a 76 when I found myself lost there.
One dull cold February afternoon, I had a sudden 77 to hike the hill with my two daughters.
Putting on our snowshoes, we immediately 78 northwestward. While making our way up the hill, my
daughters stopped occasionally to investigate unknown plants and to look at the abandoned deer beds... These
really made their 79 .
As the shadows started to 80 , we moved further up. Soon, weariness began to 81
enthusiasm. We decided to return. Instead of backtracking over our 82 route, I chose to walk down the
steep (陡峭的) side of the hill, 83 my general sense that ahead of us lay the stream that would guide us to
the road. But as the terrain (地形) leveled out, I had my first major moment of 84 : Where was the
stream? Were we off course?
I instinctively (本能地) pulled out my phone to get my location, but it 85 in my hand in the cold
air. 86 , I started feeling a bit panicky. However, I quickly 87 myself, reassuring my daughters
to continue walking. Focusing on the landmarks, I spotted a familiar tree and eventually 88 the road.
That winter’s day taught me a valuable lesson about habitual reliance on technology. If my phone had 89
then, I might have directly followed the BDS, ignoring the old 90 of depending on surroundings and life
skills.
76．A．challenge
B．shock
C．reward
D．reminder
77．A．discovery
B．response
C．worry
D．urge
78．A．escaped
B．drove
C．headed
D．looked
79．A．reputation
B．dream
C．day
D．way
80．A．lengthen
B．swing
C．emerge
D．fade
81．A．fuel
B．witness
C．overlook
D．outpace
82．A．original
B．rough
C．offbeat
D．roundabout
83．A．appreciating
B．trusting
C．envisioning
D．assessing
84．A．curiosity
B．comparison
C．doubt
D．anticipation
85．A．died
B．slipped
C．flashed
D．rang
86．A．Reportedly
B．Admittedly
C．Seemingly
D．Surprisingly
87．A．exposed
B．composed
C．defended
D．behaved
88．A．got off
B．laid down
C．came across
D．made out
89．A．worked
B．remained
C．changed
D．overheated
90．A．theory
B．standard
C．practice
D．routine
