专题06 完形填空
主题01 人与社会
Passage 1
(2026·安徽马鞍山·二模)
On a much-needed walk outside Boston’s Symphony Hall, I felt the distance from my home in California more
than ever.
Surrounded by 1 and unfamiliar routines, I felt unsettled. That’s when I saw her standing alone at
the crosswalk, 2 the street.
As I crossed the street, our eyes 3 . She looked at me so directly that I smiled back. “Hi, I don’t speak
Chinese, but how can I help?” I asked the older Chinese woman.
She showed me a picture on her phone: Trader Joe’s grocery store. I 4 my best impression of a
mime (哑剧) trying to show the way. 5 , she showed me the picture again. I realized my 6 were getting
us nowhere. “OK, I’ll take you there myself,” I said to her, 7 for her to come along. Walking down
Massachusetts Avenue, she said “xiè xie” every few moments.
When we arrived, she showed me a picture of bread, with an 8 look. I got what she meant and led
her into the 9 . She smiled at me as though I was her 10 and this was our weekly 11 run.
My new aunt handed me a bag with a single loaf (条) of bread inside. I tried to refuse, but she insisted until I 12
it.
As I carried that loaf home, I realized something had 13 . In helping her find her 14 , I
found some grounding of my own, feeling settled. And, as it turned out, even without a 15 language, we
understood each other just fine.
1．A．friends
B．relatives
C．strangers
D．applicants
2．A．painting
B．scanning
C．building
D．blocking
3．A．locked
B．misted
C．closed
D．burned
4．A．improved
B．created
C．performed
D．corrected
5．A．Touched
B．Relieved
C．Frightened
D．Confused
6．A．inventions
B．collections
C．selections
D．directions
7．A．gesturing
B．writing
C．advertising
D．praying
8．A．alert
B．impatient
C．expectant
D．annoyed
9．A．fair
B．store
C．park
D．exhibition
10．A．nephew
B．partner
C．client
D．cousin
11．A．business
B．charity
C．canteen
D．grocery
12．A．sold
B．accepted
C．toasted
D．sampled
13．A．slowed
B．faded
C．survived
D．shifted
14．A．way
B．problem
C．approach
D．apartment
15．A．written
B．legal
C．shared
D．dominant
Passage 2
（2026·安徽池州·模拟）
As you step into “Yameng’s Home”, you may see a Barbie doll in a wheelchair and a three-legged cat playfully
wandering around. These two seemingly unrelated things 1 a common theme: strength in struggle — the
spirit of this special guesthouse.
Owned by Cui Yameng, the guesthouse offers free stay to travelers with disabilities 2 their life
stories. To bring convenience to these special guests, the guesthouse is 3 , including a gentle ramp (坡道),
a kitchen with low tables, a sink with space for knees, easy-to-reach handrails (扶手) on the walls, and wide paths in
the living room.
Cui’s 4 comes from her educational background and work experience. She had majored in Special
Education at university and worked as a 5 for many times, so she gained valuable insights into
challenges 6 by people with disabilities in their daily life. Cui found they 7 go out, let alone
travel — they’re afraid of causing trouble to others. To encourage those people to travel and protect
their self-respect, Cui 8 an activity — “One Story for One Night’s Stay”. So far, the guesthouse
has 9 twenty-one travelers with disabilities from various parts of China.
Each guest’s story is 10 and inspiring. For example, a man, after being disabled in an accident,
completed his first trip 11 , while a designer from Shanghai met three like-minded friends at the guesthouse
and planned a trip around Shandong together. A couple from Hong Kong also 12 the comfortable
environment during their stay.
Cui hopes that her guesthouse can serve as a(n) 13 between people with limited mobility and
society, promoting 14 and understanding. To help more people with disabilities realize their 15
dreams, Cui plans to expand the project in the future.
1．A．change
B．share
C．deepen
D．avoid
2．A．in line with
B．in charge of
C．in exchange for
D．in addition to
3．A．smoke-free
B．health-related
C．disability-friendly
D．joy-filled
4．A．confidence
B．happiness
C．argument
D．inspiration
5．A．teacher
B．volunteer
C．secretary
D．driver
6．A．faced
B．posed
C．solved
D．valued
7．A．always
B．seldom
C．sometimes
D．often
8．A．described
B．organized
C．found
D．paused
9．A．introduced
B．selected
C．rejected
D．hosted
10．A．unique
B．similar
C．boring
D．amusing
11．A．gradually
B．quickly
C．ahead
D．alone
12．A．questioned
B．created
C．praised
D．protected
13．A．bar
B．island
C．edge
D．bridge
14．A．acceptance
B．beauty
C．imagination
D．improvement
15．A．business
B．stage
C．travel
D．education
Passage 3
（2026·安徽淮北·二模）
With the rapid motion of the high-speed train, I recalled a rhyme from my childhood, “Train is going, train is
going, where is your 1 ?” My inner voice 2 : a Chinese city I had only seen on maps, a new place
waiting to be 3 .
Arriving at the railway station, I found myself surrounded by busy travelers and the sound of 4
echoing in Mandarin (普通话), a language that still feels like a 5 to me. My first little 6 began before
I even reached my hotel. I had booked a ride through Didi, but finding the right pick-up spot 7 to be
confusing. After a few calls and some polite apologies in my 8 Chinese, two policemen helped me find
the way out. Their friendly smiles and a few English words 9 my worry. Outside, they helped me 10
my driver — a kind lady who greeted me 11 , understanding my confusion with patience and grace.
Looking back, one of my most cherished (怀念的) memories was visiting a park, where I was 12
to the erhu, a two-stringed traditional instrument that seems to sing straight to the heart. The erhu may look simple,
but its sound 13 deep emotion. I even tried to play it myself; my attempt was far from perfect, but even
that trembling (颤抖的) 14 felt magical.
For a foreigner like me, the city is a place where the music of the erhu flows alongside the 15 of
modern life. It teaches me how to look backward and forward at once, to honor the past while embracing the future.
1．A．destination
B．rhyme
C．childhood
D．voice
2．A．questioned
B．faded
C．changed
D．replied
3．A．abandoned
B．rebuilt
C．explored
D．searched
4．A．footsteps
B．announcements
C．freedom
D．traffic
5．A．gift
B．threat
C．puzzle
D．joke
6．A．adventure
B．invitation
C．thought
D．impression
7．A．made sure
B．set out
C．turned out
D．went on
8．A．fluent
B．broken
C．standard
D．traditional
9．A．eased
B．expressed
C．shared
D．understood
10．A．catch
B．spot
C．welcome
D．visit
11．A．suddenly
B．seriously
C．fearfully
D．warmly
12．A．accustomed
B．devoted
C．introduced
D．opposed
13．A．blocks
B．carries
C．records
D．edits
14．A．heart
B．light
C．experience
D．note
15．A．rhythm
B．pressure
C．demands
D．worries
Passage 4
（2025·安徽蚌埠·二模）
Weeks ago, I was in line to check out in a large store. In front of me was a mom, who was 1 four
large cans of baby formula (配方奶) with a special card. However, the 2 failed. I badly wanted to pay for her
but something 3 me — I didn’t want to make the mom feel offended (冒犯) and I was shy. 4 ,
she gave up the formula and left. I regretted 5 the opportunity to help.
Days ago, I was in the same store and I 6 another woman behind me had four large cans of baby
formula and coupons (优惠券) in her hand. After I checked out, I hung around, feeling I might have a special 7
. I was right. There was a(n) 8 with the woman’s coupons and she felt sorry for holding up the line.
Gathering my courage and hoping she wouldn’t feel 9 , I asked if it was OK with her if I paid for her
formula. She agreed because she didn’t want to cause more 10 to people behind her.
Later, she told me she was having a 11 time and thanked me for helping her out. She asked me
why I 12 . I said I’d received the same 13 as a young mom and I wanted to pay it forward. She
14 to do so as well.
I didn’t tell her that it was my second chance to help a mom and I was 15 I could seize it.
1．A．donating
B．comparing
C．promoting
D．purchasing
2．A．payment
B．debate
C．advertisement
D．proposal
3．A．sheltered
B．shaped
C．stopped
D．pushed
4．A．Similarly
B．Eventually
C．Regularly
D．Fortunately
5．A．accepting
B．assessing
C．missing
D．providing
6．A．predicted
B．suspected
C．ensured
D．noticed
7．A．challenge
B．encounter
C．mission
D．award
8．A．experiment
B．bond
C．reaction
D．issue
9．A．embarrassed
B．tested
C．monitored
D．abandoned
10．A．misinformationB．inconvenience
C．excitement
D．extinction
11．A．tough
B．productive
C．safe
D．busy
12．A．held on
B．stepped forward
C．fell behind
D．shouted out
13．A．recognition
B．patience
C．praise
D．kindness
14．A．pretended
B．declined
C．promised
D．managed
15．A．grateful
B．afraid
C．confident
D．regretful
主题02 人与自我
Passage 1
（2026·安徽安庆·二模）
Ivy Lawrence never planned to become a farmer, yet life guided her onto this path. Growing up on a small
farm in Houston, she owed many of her 1 lessons to the hours spent outdoors, simply observing nature.
As a curious seven-year-old, she 2 a bird nesting and gradually learned the value of 3 — a
quality that would later apply to her work as a farmer.
In August 2020, she 4 Ivy Leaf Farms, where she grows cabbages, carrots, and other organic 5
. She offers the produce for free to neighbors, organizes plant pop-up events, and runs school gardens to 6
young people to pursue farming.
Starting the farm was a courageous 7 . After careful consideration, she 8 her medical
career for a life of farming, believing that food is fundamentally linked to public 9 . Through her efforts,
she hopes to 10 local issues related to wellness, green spaces, and mental health.
Her greatest 11 in transitioning from her nine-to-five to a full-time business owner was breaking
the news to her mother, who found the idea of leaving a stable job to dig holes quite 12 . But besides
convincing her mother, she had to mentally 13 the traditional definition of success. “Finally, I 14
that being dirty most of the day didn’t count — what mattered was that I found fulfillment in this work,” she said.
Now, she sees farming not merely as a job, but a meaningful way to 15 her community.
1．A．failure
B．survival
C．life
D．reality
2．A．prevented
B．imagined
C．left
D．watched
3．A．patience
B．kindness
C．optimism
D．honesty
4．A．discovered
B．expanded
C．founded
D．purchased
5．A．crops
B．vegetables
C．flowers
D．plants
6．A．allow
B．inspire
C．force
D．order
7．A．step
B．attitude
C．plan
D．resolution
8．A．exchanged
B．sacrificed
C．abandoned
D．intended
9．A．safety
B．space
C．service
D．health
10．A．address
B．study
C．highlight
D．face
11．A．dream
B．challenge
C．hope
D．decision
12．A．fresh
B．meaningful
C．crazy
D．practical
13．A．reanalyse
B．redefine
C．review
D．reconsider
14．A．realized
B．expected
C．agreed
D．promised
15．A．participate in
B．contribute to
C．work for
D．set up
Passage 2
（2026·安徽合肥·二模）
I had mixed experiences with public speaking when I was young. Most were good, but some were 1
. Once, while reading a poem aloud in front of the class, I felt 2 , and the moment stayed with me for
years.
After graduation, I became a policy advisor and was in constant 3 with various clients. The job
gave me opportunities to speak, and over time I grew into a 4 speaker in my thirties. But my career path
later changed. I spent a decade working part-time and, 5 , I no longer used my speaking skills as often as
before. When I returned to a senior full-time role, the confidence I once had had 6 .
Panic hit me out of nowhere. In one meeting, with all eyes on me, my voice became 7 , and I could
barely get my 8 across. On another occasion, I 9 in front of the senior management team,
sweating heavily. After that, I realized I had to take 10 .
I joined a speaking club, practiced constantly, and found I spoke best when fully 11 and familiar
with my topic. Techniques like careful pacing and intentional eye contact also proved 12 in helping me
stay calm. Gradually, I learned to ease my 13 and carry on until my genuine confidence 14 .
This experience taught me that fear of public speaking can be overcome with practice and support. Years later, I
founded Fear-less Public Speaking to 15 others to move from fear to confidence.
1．A．confusing
B．surprising
C．rewarding
D．embarrassing
2．A．tongue-tied
B．light-hearted
C．absent-minded
D．warm-hearted
3．A．conflict
B．agreement
C．contact
D．negotiation
4．A．popular
B．confident
C．serious
D．polite
5．A．at any rate
B．in particular
C．as a result
D．for example
6．A．increased
B．returned
C．built
D．disappeared
7．A．soft
B．shaky
C．cold
D．steady
8．A．point
B．concern
C．spirit
D．feeling
9．A．smiled
B．bowed
C．froze
D．apologized
10．A．action
B．chances
C．charge
D．risks
11．A．confused
B．informed
C．convinced
D．prepared
12．A．strange
B．useful
C．special
D．uncertain
13．A．regret
B．anger
C．panic
D．boredom
14．A．came back
B．held up
C．wore off
D．broke down
15．A．persuade
B．force
C．guide
D．remind
Passage 3
（2026·安徽滁州·模拟）
In today’s highly-connected world, I’m constantly online — yet I often feel deeply lonely.
Last year, my grades dropped, which led my parents to mistake me for laziness, but I actually felt 1
— as if no one truly saw me.
One day, when I was sinking into 2 again, I encountered Ms Carter, our head teacher. Sensing how sad
I was, instead of comforting me, she simply whispered, “You don’t have to be strong all the time. ” That moment
changed everything. I realized I didn’t have to 3 my pain. I started seeing the school counselor. It wasn’t
easy — I once viewed help-seeking as 4 . But slowly I learned that vulnerability (脆弱) isn’t weakness;
it’s the start of healing.
Discovering shared struggles among classmates, we formed “Real Talk”, a judgment-free group dedicated to
5 , always true to ourselves. Now, when overwhelmed, I reach out for genuine connection from my classmates.
I’m thankful Ms Carter didn’t give advice. She simply 6 me with her presence. In that quiet
kindness, I found courage to 7 my story, hoping it might help others become less lonely.
Since then, I’ve found that a simple “Are you okay?” can 8 someone’s day, bringing them warmth
and comfort. I once thought strength meant never showing any sign of weakness. But now I know real strength lies
in being honest to yourself, being brave enough to 9 your real feelings.
My healing journey continues, yet I no longer walk alone. It is filled with 10 , growing from being
truly 11 , strengths and weaknesses alike.
I used to believe I had to 12 everything by myself. Now I understand that seeking support is an act of
13 , not defeat. There’s one lesson I hope others learn: You don’t need to 14 your loneliness. Just
voice it. Someone might be waiting to hear it and lend a hand-and that small act of honesty and courage could spark
a chain of 15 .
1．A．invisible
B．useless
C．misunderstood
D．abandoned
2．A．shock
B．despair
C．surprise
D．doubt
3．A．escape
B．overlook
C．deny
D．hide
4．A．failure
B．loss
C．dependence
D．desperation
5．A．bravery
B．simplicity
C．honesty
D．openness
6．A．turned to
B．stood by
C．relied on
D．cared for
7．A．rewrite
B．confront
C．accept
D．share
8．A．shape
B．brighten
C．define
D．fill
9．A．express
B．ignore
C．own
D．cover
10．A．peace
B．purpose
C．hope
D．judgment
11．A．moved
B．convinced
C．supported
D．seen
12．A．control
B．prepare
C．handle
D．organize
13．A．wisdom
B．courage
C．maturity
D．trust
14．A．fight
B．avoid
C．mask
D．admit
15．A．kindness
B．change
C．happiness
D．consideration
主题03 人与自然
Passage 1
(2025·安徽芜湖·二模)
As I sat in the spaceship, traveling through the vast space, I was amazed by the greatness of the universe.
Our task was to explore a newly-discovered planet, Planet X. The journey was long and filled with 1
. The meteors (流星) we met seemed to be 2 towards us like bullets. It was a(an) 3 moment,
and everyone held their breath as our captain skillfully 4 the ship to avoid the effects.
Finally, we arrived near Planet X. Through the telescope, I saw a planet 5 in a mysterious purple
fog. Landing on the planet was no easy task because the gravity was stronger than we had expected. Our landing
gear (起落架) 6 some damage during the touchdown. 7 , we were all safe in the end.
Stepping out of the ship, I was 8 by a strange-looking landscape. The 9 of the planet
looked like a barren desert with fine sand shining brightly. As I collected samples. I 10 how
insignificant we humans are in this vast universe. Every new 11 here made me more curious about what
else is out there.
After 12 the data collected, we found that there existed some special chemicals on this planet. I
couldn’t wait to 13 more secrets of Planet X. As the sun set, I felt a 14 of excitement and exhaustion.
It was a day of unexpected yet wonderful discoveries and I wondered what 15 we would experience in the
future.
1．A．challenges
B．pains
C．differences
D．joys
2．A．walking
B．pointing
C．looking
D．flying
3．A．relaxing
B．stressful
C．boring
D．exciting
4．A．escaped
B．destroyed
C．operated
D．abandoned
5．A．stuck
B．involved
C．enveloped
D．trapped
6．A．suffered
B．avoided
C．repaired
D．stopped
7．A．Unluckily
B．Obviously
C．Suddenly
D．Thankfully
8．A．scared
B．troubled
C．refuse
D．welcomed
9．A．shape
B．surface
C．inside
D．structure
10．A．argued
B．predicted
C．realized
D．explained
11．A．problem
B．angle
C．discovery
D．change
12．A．looking into
B．setting off
C．carrying out
D．holding up
13．A．mask
B．reveal
C．create
D．keep
14．A．culture
B．conclusion
C．solution
D．mixture
15．A．difficulties
B．emergencies
C．adventures
D．accidents
Passage 2
(2023-2024·安徽合肥十校联考·模拟)
Back in 2007, Uruguay had a serious problem with no obvious answer: The economy was growing very fast,
but there wasn’t enough energy to power the rapid 1 .
Then Ramón Méndez Galain, a physicist, started 2 different potential paths for Uruguay’s energy
future. Finally, he wrote a plan that Uruguay could almost entirely 3 renewable energy. There would be
less 4 and it would be the most economical choice Uruguay could make in the long run.
Méndez Galain’s plan was built around two simple 5 about his country. First, while there wasn’t a
domestic (国内的) supply of coal or oil, there was a great deal of 6 . Second, that wind blew over a country
that was known for 7 grassland. His plan for Uruguay’s energy future was to 8 the empty
grassland into hundreds of wind farms.
To solve the problem of how to pay for all those wind farms, Méndez Galain came up with a variation on
a(n) 9 used by some electric plants in neighboring Brazil, in which state-owned power plants handled
energy generation, while 10 companies were in charge of power distribution and customer service.
Méndez Galain’s plan changed the relationship to the 11 , so that private companies would be in charge
of setting up and 12 the wind farms, while the state-owned power companies would distribute that
energy to its customers.
The strategy worked 13 well. Just within a few years, Méndez Galain had 14 what he had set
out to do: 98% of Uruguay’s 15 comes from renewable sources.
1．A．decline
B．growth
C．consumption
D．program
2．A．building
B．blocking
C．repairing
D．seeking
3．A．rely on
B．find out
C．refer to
D．give up
4．A．risk
B．power
C．pollution
D．benefit
5．A．facts
B．theories
C．answers
D．principles
6．A．water
B．light
C．wind
D．ice
7．A．tended
B．undeveloped
C．protected
D．limited
8．A．break
B．put
C．send
D．turn
9．A．tool
B．software
C．image
D．approach
10．A．responsible
B．weak
C．private
D．profitable
11．A．public
B．opposite
C．rich
D．powerful
12．A．managing
B．selling
C．abandoning
D．starting
13．A．hardly
B．relatively
C．unexpectedly
D．rarely
14．A．forgotten
B．achieved
C．apologized
D．approved
15．A．income
B．food
C．supply
D．electricity
Passage 3
（2021·安徽合肥·模拟）
Just after I returned to Turkey, I was fortunate to meet George and his lovely wife Laura. As I was fairly new
to Turkey, they helped me out with 1 such as bus routes and restaurant recommendations; all very important for a
2 returnee.
One day I happened to discover that George's balcony was 3 with mother cats and kittens (小猫). I
was tally blown away. When living in Turkey, I found animal 4 was among the hardest to bear. It was 5 for
street animals to be poisoned, beaten and kicked or have stones thrown at therm. 6 such a safe corner for
mother cats and kittens filled my day with 7 .
Like many retiree George and Laura were living on a 8 . As pet food is generally very expensive in
Turkey, they 9 their house guests a diet of bread, fish and whatever meat was going 10 in the
butcher's. Soon their balcony became a 11 for expectant mother cats to safely 12 their kittens,
which, in a sense, could keep them 13 of killers, severe weather and cruelty.
Laura also 14 neighboring Turkish children to meet the young cats in the hope of re-educating the
next generation, which might 15 improve the lives of street animals. Their obvious 16 in
helping to feed and play with these small lives was 17 a joy to watch. While I know that no one can 18
all the street animals, they have absolutely made a huge 19 for the precious little lives in their care.
Teaching children to be 20 animals today is our only hope for a nicer world tomorrow.
1．A．equipment
B．possessions
C．advice
D．updates
2．A．committed
B．hardworking
C．secure
D．green
3．A．content
B．alive
C．charged
D．involved
4．A．behavior
B．experiment
C．welfare
D．kingdom
5．A．vital
B．common
C．strange
D．necessary
6．A．Building up
B．Dreaming about
C．Figuring out
D．Running across
7．A．sunshine
B．justice
C．eagerness
D．admiration
8．A．diet
B．budget
C．carriage
D．farm
9．A．showed
B．ordered
C．fed
D．sold
10．A．cheap
B．wild
C．priceless
D．sour
11．A．museum
B．project
C．hobby
D．shelter
12．A．raise
B．deliver
C．guide
D．observe
13．A．proud
B．aware
C．free
D．careful
14．A．invited
B．employed
C．assigned
D．forced
15．A．at once
B．by chance
C．in turn
D．on earth
16．A．pleasure
B．role
C．trust
D．experience
17．A．nearly
B．merely
C．hardly
D．certainly
18．A．know
B．save
C．cure
D．entertain
19．A．difference
B．impression
C．deal
D．promise
20．A．sensitive to
B．curious about
C．particular about
D．nice to
主题01 人与社会
Passage 1
（2026·安徽蚌埠·模拟）
It was 10 p.m. on a winter night in Boston. I sat in the sofa, staring at a 1 Word document. My paper
proposal deadline drew near. I hadn’t written a word despite weeks of thinking. Earlier that evening, when I met
another Ph.D．student, Sachin, he was equally 2 — buried under the weight of a fellowship application.
So, we made an 3 : After dinner, we would sit together, laptops open, phones away. It was the push I
needed to finally start writing.
I always 4 writing tasks, waiting for the perfect moment for thoughts to flow. But that moment
never really arrives, and I end up with a 5 written piece only when the deadline becomes dangerously
close.
Sachin and I both grew up in India, where competition is fierce and pursuing 6 is prized. We
carried a perfectionist mindset into graduate school, and new pressures made us want faultless first drafts, but the
result was a 7 .
Having someone beside me 8 everything. It was a means to ensure 9 . Our informal
agreement soon became a 10 . We scheduled weekly 90-minute sessions for focused writing, setting a small
goal each time — it made the sessions surprisingly 11 .
Small wins built momentum (动力) and 12 . Writing never got easy, but it became less 13
. Later, we launched peer co-working sessions for other students. What began as two stuck students soon became a
small 14 . Our experience showed us that responsibility, companionship, and a shared sense of 15
can lower the barriers that make writing so frightening. No one should have to write alone.
1．A．clear
B．draft
C．blank
D．complex
2．A．stuck
B．restricted
C．respected
D．fascinated
3．A．apology
B．agreement
C．impression
D．argument
4．A．give up
B．put off
C．turn down
D．hand out
5．A．neatly
B．secretly
C．carefully
D．hurriedly
6．A．justice
B．pleasure
C．excellence
D．stability
7．A．balance
B．block
C．response
D．relief
8．A．predicted
B．replaced
C．observed
D．changed
9．A．responsibility
B．novelty
C．flexibility
D．honesty
10．A．bill
B．habit
C．problem
D．trick
11．A．respective
B．attractive
C．productive
D．alternative
12．A．confidence
B．generosity
C．convenience
D．curiosity
13．A．perfect
B．particular
C．relative
D．lonely
14．A．dream
B．community
C．difference
D．part
15．A．purpose
B．security
C．worth
D．happiness
Passage 2
（2025·安徽芜湖·联考）
On that day, the Yellow Emperor showed the poet his palace. Gradually, they dropped down toward a
paradise (天堂) or garden whose metal mirrors hinted at the labyrinth (迷宫). At first, they let themselves get lost
1 , as if in a game. Later, they felt some concern, since the labyrinth’s straight avenues were gently but inescapably
curved: secretly, they formed 2 . Around midnight, the well-timed 3 of a tortoise enabled them
to disengage themselves from this seemingly bewitched area, though not from the feeling that they were lost.
When the Imperial household 4 , people threw themselves to the ground. One day, they docked at an
island where a man 5 to do so because he had never seen the Son of the Sky, and the executioner had to
sever his head. Reality and dreams became confused, or rather, reality was one 6 of dreams. Every hundred
paces, a tower pierced the air; in their eyes, they were all the 7 colour, and yet the first one was yellow
and the last one scarlet (猩红色的), so fine were the gradations and so long the sequence.
At the foot of the next-to-last tower, the poet, who had seemed removed from the extraordinary sights that so
8 the others, recited (当众吟诵) the short poem that brought him 9 and death. The text has been lost.
Some say it consisted of a single line of poetry; others, of a single 10 . What is certain, incredibly, is that
within the poem was the entire, enormous palace lived by each dynasty of mortals (凡人), gods, and dragons that
had 11 there since the furthest reaches of the past. Everyone fell silent, and the Emperor exclaimed: “You have
taken away my palace!” The 12 iron sword terminated the poet’s life.
Others tell the story differently. There cannot be two identical things in the world: as soon as the poet recited
the poem, the palace 13 as if blasted and swept away by the final syllable (音节). Of course, legends like
this are 14 fiction. The poet was the Emperor’s slave and died accordingly. His poem fell into oblivion (彻底遗
忘) because that was what it 15 . His followers are still searching for the word that is the world, but they
will not find it.
1．A．accidentally
B．deliberately
C．delightedly
D．unluckily
2．A．squares
B．lines
C．octagons
D．circles
3．A．kill
B．sacrifice
C．cooking
D．chop
4．A．stood by
B．dropped by
C．passed by
D．went by
5．A．failed
B．managed
C．forgot
D．refused
6．A．vision
B．configuration
C．reflection
D．clue
7．A．same
B．different
C．vivid
D．dull
8．A．associated
B．attacked
C．attracted
D．astonished
9．A．immortality
B．disaster
C．misfortune
D．guilty
10．A．poem
B．epic
C．word
D．sentence
11．A．occupied
B．lived
C．destroyed
D．slept
12．A．poet’s
B．household’s
C．emperor’s
D．executioner’s
13．A．collapsed
B．shined
C．disappeared
D．burst
14．A．entire
B．mere
C．bare
D．just
15．A．deserved
B．encountered
C．caused
D．worked
Passage 3
（2026·安徽皖南八校·二模）
In a small Ghanaian neighborhood where evenings were lit by kerosene lamps, I grew up in a home without
running water or electricity. Each afternoon, I sat by the 1 roadside, watching travelers at a nearby luxury
hotel. Their lives seemed a 2 away from my reality.
One evening, an American girl named Talia crossed the road. We discovered we 3 the same birthday
—November 19th, which created an immediate 4 . A friendship 5 from this coincidence (巧合). Her daily
6
brought cookies, video games, and wonderful conversations. Most significantly, she became the first person to show
me the ocean, and its vastness filled me with awe and 7 my world.
When Talia returned to America, we promised to 8 . Her faithful letters became a lifeline, connecting
us across the 9 . Through this correspondence (通信), her family learned about my life and invited me to visit.
This journey opened my new 10 , introducing me to amusement parks, baseball, and extraordinary 11
. Their support continued through my university education in engineering.
Their belief turned my 12 around. I worked hard, and then started my own company. Years later, I
was invited to 13 scholars at a MIT conference as one of their top innovators under 35. The 14 friendship
that began by a dusty road had 15 a life transformed. All this was because a girl who was born on the same
day as me crossed the road.
After the conference, I revisited Talia and her family. Only this time, I paid for my own journey.
1．A．dusty
B．precise
C．modest
D．grateful
2．A．mile
B．step
C．world
D．minute
3．A．created
B．shared
C．forgot
D．canceled
4．A．response
B．belief
C．bond
D．religion
5．A．differed
B．grew
C．benefited
D．escaped
6．A．exercises
B．tasks
C．walks
D．visits
7．A．expanded
B．narrowed
C．limited
D．restricted
8．A．disappear
B．succeed
C．write
D．apologize
9．A．distance
B．gap
C．wealth
D．field
10．A．regrets
B．miracles
C．hopes
D．horizons
11．A．kindness
B．patience
C．poverty
D．failure
12．A．life
B．courage
C．justice
D．wisdom
13．A．treat
B．address
C．entertain
D．invest
14．A．worried
B．selfish
C．chance
D．frightened
15．A．crashed into
B．looked into
C．dived into
D．unfolded into
主题02 人与自我
Passage 1
（2025·安徽淮南·二模）
It was the end of 2020 when I received the news that I had been successful in securing my dream job in a
school in Wuxi, China. I was both excited, and a little nervous at the 1 . I had never been to China, I didn’t
speak any Chinese, and I really had no idea what to 2 . However, my wife is Chinese, and she’s very nice,
so that was a good 3 .
In June-2021, I packed my suitcase along with paperwork and 4 a plane bound for China. Then, I
5 to set up home in Wuxi. Life was not 6 at first for me because I didn’t speak or read Chinese. 7 for
me, I had lots of help from my colleagues at school and also from my wife, which made things much easier. Although I
was 8 at in the street, it was never rude or threatening. It was fascination. My wife calls it “staring 9 ”.
Indeed, I stare at “Lao Wai” myself now, if I don’t recognize them!
I quickly 10 my new role at school, and the rhythm of Chinese life. I began to learn Chinese, and
11 the local parks, shopping areas and restaurants. I couldn’t 12 that 5 minutes’ walk from a busy
shopping center, you could be in the middle of acres of beautifully landscaped parkland with lakes, rivers and lots of
people having 13 with tents and barbecues.
Four years later, my Chinese has 14 and I have come to love the life in the beautiful city of Wuxi.
I have travelled a lot, but it’s Wuxi that I call 15 .
1．A．end
B．failure
C．prospect
D．sight
2．A．buy
B．expect
C．receive
D．wear
3．A．example
B．language
C．start
D．pack
4．A．boarded
B．crashed
C．bought
D．landed
5．A．failed
B．volunteered
C．hesitated
D．began
6．A．anxious
B．complicated
C．easy
D．precious
7．A．Appropriate
B．Impossible
C．Especial
D．Lucky
8．A．aimed
B．laughed
C．stared
D．thrown
9．A．curiously
B．joyfully
C．rudely
D．temporarily
10．A．found out
B．longed for
C．resigned from
D．settled into
11．A．explored
B．built
C．ran
D．cleaned
12．A．indicate
B．believe
C．know
D．hope
13．A．impressions
B．memories
C．problems
D．picnics
14．A．existed
B．improved
C．remained
D．worsened
15．A．home
B．work
C．progress
D．knowledge
Passage 2
（2025·安徽安庆·二模）
My grandmother, Mary, was a gardening artist. She 1 herself with the garden and each element
there vividly showed her 2 for plants.
However, a fruit tree refused to bear fruit. Mary studied all in an attempt to change the 3 . She
spoke to the tree, sang to the tree, 4 with this tree—but all in vain. Finally, she contacted a farm expert for
help. After Mary’s 5 a long list of what she had done, the expert made a dramatic suggestion— 6
the base of the tree.
Concerned about being considered as a 7 , Grandma looked both ways before hitting the tree. She
knew the shocks would find their way down to the root system and 8 the tree, but still doubted the
result.
To her 9 , the next spring the tree bore many fruits. We enjoyed the products of the tree for years to
come and often 10 together at how silly this elderly woman must have looked as she hit the defenseless
tree. The story will always 11 a great source of joy for our family.
At one time in depression, I called Grandma for 12 . “The tree’s greatest strength and value
13 after hardship”, she reminded me 14 that my roots were being awoken by the challenges I
faced and that I would be a more 15 “tree” because of them.
1．A．connected
B．busied
C．challenged
D．provided
2．A．passion
B．concern
C．support
D．respect
3．A．agreement
B．decision
C．environment
D．situation
4．A．struggled
B．parted
C．reasoned
D．argued
5．A．hearing
B．comparing
C．reciting
D．discovering
6．A．beat
B．protected
C．dug
D．watered
7．A．cheat
B．loser
C．fool
D．thief
8．A．stimulate
B．shake
C．remove
D．damage
9．A．satisfaction
B．shame
C．regret
D．amazement
10．A．screamed
B．laughed
C．wondered
D．jumped
11．A．come from
B．rely on
C．serve as
D．lead to
12．A．sympathy
B．advice
C．company
D．action
13．A．survived
B．changed
C．reduced
D．came
14．A．gently
B．frequently
C．suddenly
D．nervously
15．A．beautiful
B．impressive
C．influential
D．fruitful
Passage 3
(2026·安徽淮南·二模)
I grew up in a family where mental health was never discussed. I appeared successful with high grades and club
leadership. Yet I often felt a deep sense of 1 and anxiety. When tears came, my parents called me 2
for sharing worries. I believed only perfection earned love.
Later, as a first-generation 3 on financial aid, I earned two master’s degrees. My 4 should
have built confidence, but my early 5 left lasting doubts. After Grandma died, my mother focused on my
brother, who 6 with weight and study, nearly leaving school. To seek help, she 7 family
therapy (心理疗法), which views each family as a 8 . change one part and the whole shifts. In my final
year I told my family I had seen a therapist. They were surprised to 9 my problems needed professional
help. For my parents, it was 10 to hear their parenting had hurt me. 11 their mindset called for time
and effort.
Recently I heard my father say, “I didn’t believe in therapy until my daughter said it’s like 12 a tooth.”
Watching them learn showed me that I, too, have room to 13 .
Our story is about 14 , not blame. Healing (治疗) is slow, yet it pulls a family closer. Today I no longer seek
15
; I only aim to be whole.
1．A．sadness
B．anger
C．guilt
D．pride
2．A．mean
B．selfish
C．honest
D．smart
3．A．graduate
B．assistant
C．scholar
D．artist
4．A．encouragement B．development
C．arrangement
D．achievement
5．A．research
B．dreams
C．education
D．experiences
6．A．struggled
B．dealt
C．helped
D．fought
7．A．put off
B．continued with
C．turned to
D．gave up
8．A．group
B．system
C．unit
D．world
9．A．believe
B．find
C．learn
D．admit
10．A．pleasant
B．common
C．strange
D．astonishing
11．A．Forming
B．Shifting
C．Accepting
D．Controlling
12．A．losing
B．fixing
C．wearing
D．checking
13．A．escape
B．regret
C．compare
D．grow
14．A．help
B．recognition
C．understanding
D．wisdom
15．A．perfection
B．determination
C．contribution
D．attention
主题03 人与自然
Passage 1
（2022·安徽宣城·二模）
Eradajere Oleita thinks she may have a partial solution for two of their country’s persistent problems: garbage
and poverty. It’s called the Chip Bag Project. As a student and 1 she is asking local snack lovers a 2
: Rather than throw empty chip bags 3 into the trash, 4 them! Then she can turn them into sleeping
bags for the homeless.
Chip 5 drop off their empty bags at two 6 : a print shop and a clothing store, where Oleita
and her volunteer helpers collect them. After they sanitize (清洁) the chip bags in soapy hot water, they slice them
open, 7 them flat, and iron them together. They 8 fillings to line the insides.
It takes about four hours to 9 a sleeping bag, and each takes around 150 to 300 chip bags, depending
on whether they’re single-serve or family 10 . The 11 is a sleeping bag that is “waterproof,
lightweight, and easy to carry around,” Oleita told theNews.
Since its start in 2020, the Chip Bag Project has 12 more than 800, 000 chip bags and, 13
last December, created 110 sleeping bags.
Sure, it would be 14 to raise the money to buy new sleeping bags. But the project is only half the
15 for Oleita whose family moved to the United States from Nigeria a decade ago with the hope of attaining a
better life — and her fellow volunteers. “We are dedicated to making an impact not only 16 but
environmentally,” she says.
And, of course, there’s the symbolism of recycling bags that would 17 land in the trash and using
them to help the homeless. It’s a powerful 18 that environmental 19 and poverty often go hand
in hand. As Oleita toldlocalnews. com,“I think it’s time to show 20 between all of these issues.”
1．A．instructor
B．helper
C．environmentalist
D．tailor
2．A．criterion
B．qualification
C．question
D．favor
3．A．lightly
B．deliberately
C．occasionally
D．indirectly
4．A．sell
B．empty
C．clean
D．donate
5．A．producers
B．eaters
C．sponsors
D．buyers
6．A．dustbins
B．locations
C．bags
D．streets
7．A．lead
B．lie
C．lay
D．print
8．A．check
B．need
C．reach
D．use
9．A．sew
B．design
C．offer
D．discover
10．A．member
B．size
C．mission
D．debt
11．A．result
B．relief
C．method
D．produce
12．A．made
B．decorated
C．accumulated
D．charged
13．A．in terms of
B．regardless of
C．instead of
D．as of
14．A．busier
B．simpler
C．heavier
D．smaller
15．A．goal
B．stage
C．procedure
D．chance
16．A．objectively
B．politically
C．socially
D．secretly
17．A．moreover
B．otherwise
C．instead
D．besides
18．A．report
B．blame
C．reminder
D．solution
19．A．problems
B．groups
C．regulations
D．protection
20．A．divisions
B．similarities
C．messages
D．connections
Passage 2
（2022·安徽合肥·二模）
In September 2019, I was travelling along a track at Cabbage Tree Creek (小溪), Mount Nebo, alone. Although
I’d done it loads of times before, I wanted to be 1 . So I filled my backpack with 2 , like snacks,
warm clothing, and maps.
I reached the base of a waterfall. From there, I started 3 the rocks at the right side of the falls. But
around three-quarters of the way up, I 4 , breaking my left wrist on a rock before dropping into the water.
I knew I was 5 as soon as I started swimming. Finally, I 6 onto the bank and saw my foot was hanging
from my leg. I fashioned a splint (夹板) to keep them in place. Then I got my phone from my dry bag. There was
no 7 , but I figured I could make the 30 metres east to get coverage. 8 , as I went to put the
phone in my pocket, it fell into the creek. Now I 9 .
Surrounded by thick rainforest, there was no 10 that anyone would find me. I knew there was a
junction (交汇处) of two creeks three kilometres away, where a helicopter could 11 me.
12 to walk, I relied on my right hand and set off on my bottom. The following three days were
very 13 . Every metre I stopped to take a rest. To keep me 14 , I thought about my family
and 15 myself. It was an incredible 16 when I reached a waterhole on my way where I
drank 17 , I was rescued by a helicopter in the end.
I was told it was my boss who found I hadn’t 18 on Monday morning and phoned my sister. She
called a few people, including my friend Judy, who 19 to know about my walking plans. I didn’t even
remember telling her, but I was so 20 I had!
Now I’m back to exploring the great outdoors — but I always tell people where I’m going.
1．A．free
B．safe
C．famous
D．friendly
2．A．presents
B．valuables
C．essentials
D．rewards
3．A．climbing
B．cutting
C．casting
D．seeking
4．A．escaped
B．returned
C．hesitated
D．slipped
5．A．at large
B．in trouble :
C．out of place
D．over the moon
6．A．pulled myself up
B．stepped down
C．gave myself up D．wandered
around
7．A．call
B．power
C．signal
D．response
8．A．Lastly
B．Instead
C．Thus
D．However
9．A．panicked
B．relaxed
C．recovered
D．marched
10．A．doubt
B．chance
C．worry
D．secret
11．A．monitor
B．scare
C．spot
D．drop
12．A．Impatient
B．Eager
C．Unwilling
D．Unable
13．A．tiring
B．funny
C．strange
D．pleasant
14．A．changing
B．going
C．imagining
D．waiting
15．A．thanked
B．enjoyed
C．questioned
D．encouraged
16．A．pity
B．honor
C．relief
D．disaster
17．A．Sadly
B．Fortunately
C．Suddenly
D．Normally
18．A．turn up
B．settle down
C．set off
D．get over
19．A．refused
B．failed
C．pretended
D．happened
20．A．sorry
B．confident
C．grateful
D．proud
