大題預(yù)測(cè)七選五完形填空二)一、七選五Passage（1）【吉林省長(zhǎng)春市實(shí)驗(yàn)中學(xué)20242025學(xué)年高三上學(xué)期期末】andmoneyarelife’smostvaluableresources.Oneofthegreatlawsofeconomicsisthattimeequalsmoney.Thephrase“timeismoney”isusuallycreditedtoBenjaminFranklin,whouseditinanessay(AdvicetoaYoungTradesman.1748)16Heencouragedpeopletotreattimelikemoney.However,mostpeoplethinkabouttimeandmoneyinvastlydifferentways.isourmostscarce(稀缺)resource.Poororrich,weallhave24hoursaday,7daysaweek.17Inaworldofscarcity,choosingonethingmeansnotbeingabletodosomethingelse.18isrelativelyscarceforpeoplewithhigherines,partlybecausetheirtimeismorevaluable.So,tohavelotsoftime,richpeoplehireotherpeopletodotheirhouseholdchores.However,anonworkingpersonmayspendmoretimeonhouseholdchores.cannotbestored.Oneofthereasonswegivelittlethoughtabouthowweuseourlimitedresourcesisthatwecannotsavetime.movesonwhetherwechoosetospenditornot.19However,whenpeoplearemadeawareoftheirmortality(生命的有限),theywonderiftheydidmakethemostoftheirlives.Insum,timeisanythingbutfree.Asanonrenewableresource,timeisquiteexpensive.20Theydotheirbesttothinkoftheirtimeasunlimited,andunlimitedgoodshavelittlevalue.Knowingthattimeislimitedencouragesustoaskhowweareusingourtime.Dowewanttospendthesepreciousmomentsonsocialmediaorspendthattimelearningsomethingnew?Skillsandknowledgetaketimesothemoretimeyouspendonthem,themoreyouimprove.A．Itcannotbeboughtatanyprice.B．Itmeanstimeisavaluableresource.C．Thevalueoftimevariesfrompersontoperson.D．SomepeoplefailtorealizethattimeisscarceE．Thus,eachofusfacesthechoiceofhowtospendourtime.F．can’tbottletimeandexchangeitforanobjectorevent.G．Actually,timeandmoneyaregreatlydifferentfromeachother.1/Passage（2）【江蘇省蘇州中學(xué)、海門中學(xué)、姜堰中學(xué)、淮陰中學(xué)等四校20242025學(xué)年高三下學(xué)期2月聯(lián)考】Caregiverstressisthenameforatypeofstressthatcaregiversspecifically.16Ifyoulookaftersomeoneandfeelsimilaremotionalexperiences,thenyoumaybesufferingfromcaregiverstressandshouldgetitaddressedassoonaspossible.Caregiverstressisalltoomon.17Ifyouthenneedtocookforsomeoneelse,helpthemtogetdressedandtakethemtothedoctor—everyday—youcanenduptotallyexhausted.mightworryaboutthemwhenevertheyareleftalone.Thisthenpreventsyoufromdoingthethingsyouwanttodo.Thereareevenfinancialissuestoconsider.Ontopofthis,youmightfeelunappreciated,arguingregularlywiththepersonyou’recaringfor.18Whenyouaskforadvice,youarelikelytohearthatyoushouldsendthemintoahome,hireextracareorgetassistancefromotherfamilymembers.Ifyoucandothis,youabsolutelyshould,forthesakeofyouboth.19Gettingcarecanbeveryexpensiveandsomedependents(被照顧者)willberesistanttotheidea.Ifyoucan’tchangethesituation,youneedtoprotectyourself.Settingclearboundariescanhelpalot.Findanoutlet,whetheritbeawalkintheparkoragymsession.20Whileyoumightfeelstresseddoingthesethingsandyourdependentmightnotlikeit,itisonceagainimportantforthehealthandsafetyofbothyouandyourdependent.Ifyouburnout,thenyouwon’tbeanyusetothem.A．regularholidaysisalsoimportant.B．Isitanywonderthatcaregiverstressissuchabigissue?C．First,acknowledgethatyouareexperiencingcaregiverstress.D．Thesuffererstendtofeelexhausted,annoyedandevenguilty.E．Butwhilethisadvicesoundsgoodintheory,itisnotthateasy.F．personalrelationshipsandyouhavenoleisuretime.G．Formostofus,lookingafterourselvesisstressfulandtiringenough.Passage（3）【江西省贛州市贛撫吉十五校聯(lián)考20242025學(xué)年高三上學(xué)期12Strongmunicationskillscanhelpyouinbothyourpersonalandprofessionallife.Whileverbalandwrittenmunicationskillsareimportant,researchhasshownthatnonverbalbehaviorsmakeupalargepercentageofourdailyinterpersonalmunication.Ifyouwanttoimproveyourabilitytoreadotherpeople’snonverbalmunicationbehaviors,2/thesetipscanhelp:Payattentiontoyourownbehaviors.Noticethegesturesyouusewhenyou’rehappyversus(對(duì)抗)whenyou’reupset.16Beingawareofyourownnonverbalmunicationtendenciesisthefirststeptochangetheonesyouwanttochange.Itcanalsogiveyouinsightintohowyou’refeelingifyou’rehavingtroubleputtingitintowords.Beeastudentofothers.17Whatdotheirfacialexpressionssay?Whattypeofgesturesdotheyuse?Beingfamiliarwiththeirnonverbalmunicationpatternshelpsyourecognizewhentheymightbefeelingacertainwayquickerbecauseyou’reactivelywatchingforthesecues.Itcanalsohelpyourecognizenonverbalbehaviorsyoumaywanttoadoptyourself.Thinkbeforeyouact.Whenacarcutsyouespeciallyyouryoungchildisinthebackseat,yourmiddlefingerseemstoautomaticallyflyup.18yourselftostopandthinkbeforeyouact.Thiscanhelpyoueliminateorreplacenonverbalbehaviorsthatyou’vebeenwantingtochange.19Certaintypesofnonverbalmunicationcanmeandifferentthingsindifferentcultures.Theycanalsovarybasedonsomeone’spersonality.Beforeassumingthataperson’sbodylanguageortonemeanssomethingdefinitively,ask“Inoticethatyouwon’tlookmeintheeyewhenwespeak.Areyouupsetwithme?”20A．Askbeforeyouassume.B．Developyouremotionalintelligence.C．canworktostopthisreaction,oryouwillregretitassoonasithappens.D．Payingcloserattentiontoyournonverbalsignalsisanexcellentplacetostart.E．Itcanbehelpfultoconsiderhowothersaroundyoumunicatenonverbally.F．Givethemtheopportunitytoexplainhowtheyarefeelingsoyouknowforsure.G．Andthenthinkabouthowyouchangethetoneofyourvoicedependingonyouremotions.Passage（4）【江西省吉安市六校協(xié)作體2025學(xué)年高三上學(xué)期1月聯(lián)考】Whetherit’swoodworking,sewingorsculptingteenycupcakes,makingartisgoodforyourmindandbody.36Anddevelopingourcreativesidecangiveusastrongersenseofagency—theabilitytosolveproblemsbyimaginingpossiblesolutions.Butyoudon’thavetobeafulltimeartisttogetinonthosehealthbenefits.Allyouneedtodoisjustmakeart.Andthemoreyoudoit,thebetter.373/atendtothinkthatonlypeoplewhoareveryskilledatartcancallthemselvesartists,butreally,anyonecanbeanartist.38Infact,researchhasshownthattherearenodifferencesinhealthoutesbetweenthosewhoidentifyasexperiencedartistsandthosewhodon’t.Thatmeansthatnomatteryourskilllevel,you’llbeabletofeelallthegoodthingsthatewithmakingart.Startwithwhateveryouenjoy.Butkeepanopenmind.39candothatthroughmanyactivities:fingerpainting,cooking,baking,oilpainting,weaving—thesky’sthelimit.Anddon’tfeellikeyouhavetosticktoonething.Mixitup—dowhateveryou’reinthemoodfor.40Onceyouhaveyourartmaterials,hereesthefunpart.Messaround!Letyourselfgetlostintheprocessandjustplay.Becauseit’sthephysicalactofmakingartthatinducesthosefeelingsofstressreliefandpositiveenergy—notwhatyoumakeorhowyoumakeit.A．Bereadytotakeothers’advice.B．controlofthewavesofemotion.C．Everyoneiscapableofcreativeexpression.D．Focusonthemakingandletgoofexpectations.E．Anythingthatengagesyourcreativemindisgoodforyou.F．Theactofcreationcanreducestressandanxietyandimproveyourmood.G．Hereareseveralthingsyouneedtoknowtokickstartyourcreativearthabit.Passage（5）【江西省九江市十校聯(lián)考20242025學(xué)年高三下學(xué)期2月月考】Injuriesatworkcanhappenatanymomentsoit’simportantthatyouknowwhattodoifyouhavesustainedaworkinjuryinordertoobtainthepensationformedicalexpensesandlostwagesthatyouaredue.Belowwelistsomestepsyoushouldtakeifyou’vebeeninjuredonthejob.Promptly(及時(shí)地)reporttheinjury.Often,workinjuryclaimsaredeniedbyworkers’pensationinsurancepaniesandemployersiftheinjuryisnotpromptlyreported.16.shouldalsoprovideasmuchdetailaspossiblesothatthereisevidenceofwhenyoureportedyourinjury.4/Seekmedicalattention.shouldalwaysseekthepropermedicalattentionfollowinganinjury.17.Andit’sespeciallyimportantthatyouconsultwithyourdoctor.Thisisbecauseyourdoctorwillprovideargumentlater.It’salsoimportantthatyoutellyourdoctoryourinjuryisworkrelatedandtofollowyourdoctor’sexactinstructionsoncaringforyourinjury.18Wheneveryouhaveaninteractionwithyouremployeroraninsurancerepresentativeaboutyourinjury,youneedtorecordthedate,time,andwhatwasdiscussed.Keepingarecordoftheseinteractionscanprovetobeusefulifyourworkers’pclaimisdenied.19.Fillaclaim.Inmostcases,youremployershouldberesponsibleforsendingyourclaimformandallnecessarydocumentationtotheworkers’pensationinsurancecarrier.employermayalsoberequiredtoreportyourinjurytothestateworkers’pensationboard.20.Iftheclaimisdenied,youcanrequestareconsiderationorfileanappealthroughyourstateworker’pensationmission.A．ProvidedetailedinformationB．KeeparecordofinteractionsC．Whenitestoworkinjuries,thisisnodifferentD．shouldalsokeeparecordofinteractionswithyourdoctorE．betterreportyourinjurytoyourfamilyassoonaspossibleF．Onceyourclaimisfiled,itwilleitherbeapprovedordeniedbytheinsurerG．That’swhyit’scrucialtoreportyourinjurytoyouremployerassoonaspossiblePassage（6）【遼寧省丹東市五校協(xié)作體20242025學(xué)年高三上學(xué)期12月月考】HowtoimprovethetasteofyourdrinkingwaterLikemanypeople,youmaydrinklessplainwaterthanyoudidwhenyouwereyounger.Therearealotofpossiblereasonsforthis:senseofthirstmaybeeweakerwithage.36Therefore,hydration(水合作用)iscrucialforgoodhealth,andthereareplentyofwaystoimprovethetasteofyourdrinkingwater.a5/Awaterfilterpitchercanimprovethetasteandsmellofwhatesoutofyourtap.ConsumerReportsteststheseproductsbyaddingwaterwithnontoxicadditivesthatcopytheodorandflavorofrottenvegetables,dampsoil,metalormoldypost(發(fā)霉的堆肥).3738mightalsothinkaboutbuyinganunderthesinkwaterfilter.foundthattheunderthesinkfiltersinConsumerReports’testsimprovewater’stasteandodorslightlybetterthanwaterpitcherfiltersdo.Ifevenfilteredwaterdoesn’ttastegreat,youcandoctoritabit.39Orfillapitcherwithfruitsandherbsyoulike:Citrus,cucumber,berries,melons,basilandmintareafewpossibilities.it40Dissolveityourselfwithseltzer(蘇打水)makersfrombrandslikeSodaStreamandDrinkmate.A．Consideranupgrade.B．Checkyourwaterquality.C．Andsomeolderadultsmaynolongerfindthetasteofwaterappealing.D．Leaveyourpitcherorglassoutonthecountertopormicrowaveitbrieflytowarmit.E．Asplashof100percentfruitjuicecanbeagoodwaytoaddalittleflavortoaglassofwater.F．Thenapanelofprofessionaltastersevaluateshowwelleachfilterremovesunpleasanttastesandsmells.G．Ifyoufindbubblywaterappealing,carbonation(炭化作用)isanotherwaytoimprovewater’staste.Passage（7）【山東省青島市嶗山區(qū)青島第二中學(xué)20242025學(xué)年高三上學(xué)期1月期末】Ithappensfromtimetotimethatafterawholemorningofstudying,youaretiredintheafternoon.Itisthenthatyoumaywanttoeatsomethingsweet,perhapsasweetdrinkorachocolatebartoliftyourmood.16Butastudysuggeststhatsugarcanmakeyoufeelworseratherthanliftyourmood.TheGermanandUKresearcherscollecteddatafrom31studiesinvolvingnearly1,300adults.17Thoseemotionsincludeanger,alertness,depressionandtiredness.Theyfoundthatpeoplewhohavetoomuchsugarbeemoretiredandlessalertwithinanhour,andthatthesefeelingsbeemoreintenseovertime.Accordingtoresearchers,whenpeopletakeinsugar,theirbloodsugarlevelsriserapidly,leadingtoaburstofenergyandashort“feelgood”period.However,astheybegintodigestthesugar,theirbloodsugarlevelsdecreasequickly,leadingtoabadfeeling.18Aswithcaffeine,thispreventsthebodyfromrelaxing,6/leavingpeoplebeingtiredandlessalert.19AccordingtoWHO,itishealthytohavethesugarsfoundnaturallyinfruit,vegetablesandmilk,solongastheymakeuplessthan5percentofourdailytotalenergyintake.Sothenexttimeyoufeeltiredandcan’tconcentrateonstudyandwork,perhapsyoushouldthinktwicebeforeyoubiteintoachocolatebar.Therearestillotherwaystorelievetiredness.20A．Maybealittleexerciseatmiddayisabetteridea.B．Socuttingsweetfoodoutofthedietisagoodchoice.C．Theystudiedtheofsugaronsomeaspectsofmood.D．Afterall,it’sbelievedthata“sugarrush”givesyouenergy.E．Sugarinanyformisnotnecessarilygoodforthehumanbody.F．Buttheresultofthestudydoesn’tmeangivingupsweetfoodaltogether.G．remainona“high”,peoplemayeatmoresugaruntiltheybeeaddictedtoit.Passage（8）【2025屆黑龍江省“六校聯(lián)盟”高三上學(xué)期聯(lián)合適應(yīng)性考試】Findaninsectinyourfoodcanbeamomentofhorrorthatkillsthemoodandyouappetiteimmediately.Butthatmightbeabouttochange.16Themarketresearchpredictstheglobalmarketforedible(可食用的)insectswillgrowsharply.Sowhatsbehindthisexpectedincreaseinappetiteforinsects?17Andtheanswerliesinunderstandinghowinsectsparetootherfoodtypesintermsofproductionandfarming.Insectsproducelessharmfulgasthanmostmainstreamfarmanimalsperkiloofliveweight.Acow,forexample,produces2.8kgofgreenhousegasperkilooflivebodyweight.Insects,ontheotherhand,producejust2grams.18Fareachkiloitweighs,acowneeds10kgoffeed.Insects,ontheotherhand,needjust1.7kg.whichisbeinganincreasinglyrareresourceinsomepartsoftheworldandisusedliberallyinintensivefarming,anotherinterestingparison.produceasinglegramofinsectprotein,you’dneed23litresofwater.19Buttogetthatsamegramofproteinfromcattle,youneedlitresofwater.20paredwithraisingtraditionallivestock(家畜)suchassheep,pigsorcattle,farminginsectsgenerallymeansthattherewillbenomoredealingwithmudanddirtandanendtochangingheavybagsoffeed.Andforgetabouthavingtogooutdoorsinallweatherconditionstomanhandlelivestock.Therequirementforinvestmentinequipmentwillbedifferent,too.Thiswillbefarmingonamuchsmallerscale,reducingtheneedforlargeandexpensivemachinery.7/Itmaynotbetoolongbeforewecanallbuybagofedibleinsectsatourlocalgrocerystore.A．Thatmightsoundlikealot.B．Thereareanumberoffactorsinplay.C．Possibly,wellsoonbevoluntarilyenjoyinginsects.D．Insectsweighmuchlessthantraditionalfarmanimals.E．Forfarmers,raisinginsectscanbemucheasierandsavemoney.F．Themajorityofindividualshaveastrongdislikeforinsects.G．Theyalsoconsumefewerresourcesthantraditionallivestock.二、完形填空Close（1）【2025屆山東省日照市高三下學(xué)期一?！縎ophieJones,22,livesinEngland.Shehasovereherfearof21bycreatingalistofchallengesshehasalways22.Sofar,shehaspleted45things,including23strangerstogamesofrock,paper,scissorsandaskingtomakepizzainapizzakitchen.Shesaid,“Doingthingsthatfrightenedme24mylife,andmyconfidencehasincreased25.”Sophieexperiencedalotofrejectionthroughoutherteenageyears.Shebecame26ofexperiencingrejectionandstarted27friendshipsandopportunities.Shedidn’twanttoputherselfforwardforthingslikenewjobsorfriendshipsduetolow28.Later,shediscoveredatreatmentcalled“rejectiontherapy”.After29awomanonlineaskingforafreeinashop,she30herown“fearlist”.Sincediscoveringthe31,Sophiehasmadeherownicecreaminanicecreamvan(貨車)andevenclimbedstairsonallfours.NowSophiereceivesfewerrejections.Shehasbeemore32.theanxietyofrejection,shealso33otherpeopletotryhermethod.Shesaid,“Iwanteveryoneto34theycandoanythingtheywant.Thegreatestopportunitiesarejustaroundthecorner.Starting35,likeaskingforthebillatarestaurant,canbeagoodwaytobegin.”21．A．failureB．rejectionC．lossD．punishment22．A．facedB．weledC．foughtD．a(chǎn)voided23．A．challengingB．a(chǎn)cpanyingC．a(chǎn)ttractingD．leaving24．A．darkenedB．threatenedC．changedD．shortened8/25．A．thoroughlyB．dramaticallyC．occasionallyD．temporarily26．A．scaredB．a(chǎn)wareC．tiredD．a(chǎn)shamed27．A．waitingforB．reflectingonC．makinguseofD．shyingawayfrom28．A．selfdisciplineB．selfcriticismC．selfrespectD．selfdoubt29．A．seeingB．hearingC．stoppingD．getting30．A．foundB．startedC．replacedD．a(chǎn)nalyzed31．A．opportunityB．secretC．instructionD．method32．A．sensitiveB．patientC．confidentD．energetic33．A．a(chǎn)dvisesB．requiresC．forcesD．a(chǎn)llows34．A．ensureB．realizeC．promiseD．highlight35．A．bigB．slowC．quickD．smallClose（2）【福建省泉州市四校聯(lián)考學(xué)年高三下學(xué)期開(kāi)學(xué)】Ifyouarelookingforarolemodel,looknofurtherthanDwayneJohnson.TheDwaynestoryisoneof21hardtocreateyouropportunities.Dwayne“TheRock”Johnsonisamanwhoknowsaboutthehardworkneededfor22.Healsoknowswhento23hislossesandchangedirection.Outofschool,hisfirstrolewasacollegefootballer.Whenthebig24didn’tehiswayinfootball,hedidn’twastehistimechasinganimpossibledreambut25hisattentiontoadifferentarea–professionalwrestling.Johnsoncouldhavelabeledhimselfafailedfootballerand26foranunremarkablelife.Instead,he27himselfandsetnewgoals.ThenDwayneworkedhardtoachievethem.Heacceptednew28andwalkedthroughdoorsthatopenedforhimthroughhisenthusiasmand29andabitoftalent,youcanmovemountains.”saidbyJohnson.Asaprofessionalwrestler,he30himselfandcreatedafigure—“TheRock”thatproved31withfans.Thisexperienceopeneddoorstoanothercareerasafilmactor.Fromthisstartinfilms,hehas32intoproducingandwriting.Heearnedthestatusofbeingoneofthetop100mostinfluentialmen.TheRockstoryis33becauseitisanhonestpictureofamanwhoknowswhatittakestobesuccessful.Successisn’t34.It’swheneverydayyougetalittlebetterthanthedaybefore.Itall35.21．A．studyingB．workingC．trainingD．playing22．A．gloryB．fameC．successD．luck23．A．cutB．C．endureD．cover9/24．A．failuresB．breaksC．newsD．ideas25．A．exchangedB．drewC．shiftedD．focused26．A．desiredB．settledC．foughtD．a(chǎn)imed27．A．reactedB．recalledC．recoveredD．refocused28．A．challengesB．invitationsC．requestsD．29．A．petitionB．gratitudeC．violenceD．drive30．A．reinventedB．a(chǎn)dmittedC．deniedD．resisted31．A．a(chǎn)ppealingB．familiarC．popularD．content32．A．retiredB．transformedC．spreadD．expanded33．A．fascinatingB．a(chǎn)dmiringC．inspiringD．demanding34．A．permanentB．overnightC．timelyD．temporary35．A．a(chǎn)ddsupB．picksupC．makesupD．takesupClose（3）【安徽省合肥市第一中學(xué)20242025學(xué)年高三上學(xué)期12ItwasasummerafternooninArizonaonInterstate60.WhenIwas21towardsforanimmediateconferencecall.Mymotorcyclesuddenlydevelopedafrontendshake.Quickly,theshake22aterribletankslap,wherethehandlebarsstruckthegastank,causingmetolose23.Needlesstosay,boththemotorcycleandI24.Idon’trememberhittingtheroad,25Irecallrollingclearly.Accordingtothepolice,Irolled565feetfromwherethemotorcyclehittheroad.Later,asthefirstcarpassedby,thedriverstoppedandcalledproviding26andtellingtheoperatorthatIwas27andtalking.Soonafter,twomorecarsstopped—somepeople28myinjurieswhileothersgatheredmy29andmotorcyclepartsfromthehighway.IncaseIgotsunburnt,theyevenmade30formewithumbrellas.Ataboutpminthehospital,IrealizedIneededmyinsulinpump(胰島素泵)supplieswhichwerestillwiththemotorcycle.Mysoncontactedtheownersoftherepairfactory,who,31thelatehour,returnedtohisyardtomakethecontents32tomyson.recognitionorthanks,peoplestoppedwhattheyweredoingand33theirplansorschedulesto34astranger.Iprefertorefertothemas35heroes.21．A．facingB．rollingC．speedingD．waving/22．A．a(chǎn)djustedtoB．developedintoC．heldbackD．builtup23．A．controlB．a(chǎn)warenessC．supportD．direction24．A．recoveredB．improvedC．movedD．fell25．A．a(chǎn)ndB．yetC．thereforeD．besides26．A．solutionsB．updatesC．backgroundsD．references27．A．a(chǎn)wakeB．confusedC．a(chǎn)shamedD．patient28．A．passedoverB．coveredupC．tendedtoD．lookedfor29．A．destinationB．resourcesC．informationD．belongings30．A．pityB．preparationsC．shadeD．rules31．A．forB．despiteC．beforeD．though32．A．a(chǎn)ccessibleB．educationalC．beneficialD．valuable33．A．imaginedB．determinedC．sharedD．postponed34．A．teachB．a(chǎn)idC．introduceD．cure35．A．potentialB．honestC．namelessD．celebratedClose（4）【福建師范大學(xué)附屬中學(xué)20242025學(xué)年高三上學(xué)期期末考】Itwasacold,rainyday,andIhadnodesiretodriveupthewindingmountainroadtomydaughterCarolyn’shouse.Butshe18thatIetoseesomethingatthetopofthemountain.SohereIwas,19makingthetwohourjourneythroughthickfog.Nothingcouldbeworththis,IthoughtasI20alongthedangeroushighway.downanarrowtrack,we21andgotout.walkedalongapaththatwasthickwitholdpineneedles.Hugeblackgreenevergreens(常青樹(shù))22overus.Gradually,thepeaceandsilenceoftheplacebeganto23mymind.ThenweturnedacornerandstoppedatthetopofthemountainandIwasentirelyheldin24.Thereacrossfieldsandvalleyswereriversoffullyopenedyellowflowersfromthelightonetothemostbrilliant.Itlookedasthoughthesunhadtippedoverand25themountainsideingold.26occurredtomymind.Whocreatedsuchbeauty?How?When?Asweapproachedthehousethatstoodinthecenteroftheproperty,wesawa27thatread:“AnswerstotheQuestionsIKnowAreAsking.”Thefirstanswerwas:“OneHands,FeetandLittleBrain.”Thesecondwas:“/28ataThethird:“Startedin1958.”Aswedrovehome,IwassomovedbywhatwehadseenthatIcould29speak.“Shechangedtheworld,”Ifinallysaid,“onesmallplantatatime.Shestartedalmost40yearsago,probablyjustthe30ofanidea,butshekeptatit.”Thewonderofitwouldnotletmego.“Imagine,”Isaid,“ifI’dhadadreamand31it,justalittlebiteveryday,whatmightIhaveacplished?”Carolynlookedatmesideways,smiling.“Starttomorrow,”shesaid,“32yet,starttoday.”18．A．a(chǎn)skedB．insistedC．mandedD．predicted19．A．unwillinglyB．undoubtedlyC．unknowinglyD．unexpectedly20．A．walkedB．wanderedC．inchedD．fled21．A．turnedupB．steppeddownC．lookedupD．pulledover22．A．greetedB．toweredC．reachedD．flowed23．A．a(chǎn)dmitB．slipC．fillD．read24．A．a(chǎn)mazementB．curiosityC．a(chǎn)musementD．confusion25．A．pushedB．movedC．swungD．bathed26．A．QuestionsB．IdeasC．ProblemsD．Requests27．A．signalB．symbolC．symptomD．sign28．A．EachB．SomeC．OneD．That29．A．surelyB．barelyC．mostlyD．instantly30．A．beginningB．intentionC．endingD．shortage31．A．setB．workedoutC．setdownD．workedat32．A．LaterB．BetterC．HappierD．HarderClose（5）【廣東省深圳市高級(jí)中學(xué)20242025學(xué)年高三上學(xué)期第三次診斷考試】Iknewmylifewaseasierthanthatofmostsinglemothers.Iwasfortunateenoughtohavethebasics(基本需求)21formydaughtersandme,butitwastheunexpectedcoststhat22atnight.Sometimes,whenIsawthesunriseinthemorning,ItookadeepbreathandencouragedmyselftocountitadayaslongasIsurvivedittillthenight.Ifsomethingbrokeinourhome,itwasprobablygoingtostaybroken.Whatifweneededanewroof?Whatifthecarneeded23?/IthoughtIwasdoingagoodjob24myworriesfrommychildren,butIwasn’t.Childrenarevery25totheirparents’moods,andtheyareoftenlisteningwhenwearenot26.Aneighbourhadbeen27metosharethecostofanewfence,andIwastalkingaboutitwithmysisteronthephone,28howIwouldcoverthecost.AfterIgotthephone,mysixyearolddaughter29meandsaid‘Mom,pleasedon’tworry!maynothaveeverythingwewant,butwedohaveeverythingwe30.’Thisstatement,madebyaninnocentbut31child,changedmyperspective(觀點(diǎn)).WheneverIfoundmyselfovereby32aboutfinances,Iwouldrememberherwords.Iwouldfocusonbeing33forthefoodonourtableandthe34overourheads.I’mthankfultomylittlegirlforremindingmethatweoften35wantswithneeds.Listencloselytochildren;itisfromtheirheartsthatwemaylearngreatwisdom.21．A．chasedB．inventedC．coveredD．a(chǎn)cknowledged22．A．raisedmeupB．talkedmedownC．keptmeupD．turnedmedown23．A．driversB．repairsC．checksD．controls24．A．removingB．stealingC．gettingD．keeping25．A．sensitiveB．a(chǎn)ddictedC．identicalD．connected26．A．a(chǎn)roundB．a(chǎn)wakeC．a(chǎn)wayD．a(chǎn)ware27．A．pressuringB．a(chǎn)llowingC．encouragingD．begging28．A．debatingB．remendingC．wonderingD．questioning29．A．questionedB．a(chǎn)pproachedC．criticizedD．a(chǎn)nswered30．A．likeB．desireC．deserveD．need31．A．foolishB．a(chǎn)nnoyingC．wiseD．wealthy32．A．a(chǎn)nxietiesB．plaintsC．doubtsD．distractions33．A．hungryB．gratefulC．hopefulD．greedy34．A．skyB．shelterC．cloudsD．trees35．A．bineB．connectC．pareD．confuseClose（6）【河北省滄衡名校聯(lián)盟20242025學(xué)年高三下學(xué)期開(kāi)學(xué)考試】Iwasfacingadifficultperiodinmylife.ThejobIlovedhadletmego,andmysearchforanewonewas21walls.Oneafternoon,asIsatontheedgeofmysofa,staring22atthefarwall,IrealizedIneededspace.So,Ididthe23thingIcould/thinkof:Iputonmyshoesandwentfora24.Theworldoutsidewasapalette(調(diào)色板)ofgreys,25mymood.ButasIwalked,thewindwhisperedthroughthetrees,andtheskybeganto26.Ipassedbyneighbors,eachwiththeirownstories—AyoungMomwithherkids,amanwalkinghisdog,andanelderlycoupleholdinghands.Lifewas27allaroundme,andIwasapartofit.AsIcontinued,mymindstartedto28.IthoughtabouthoweverystepItookwasachoice—adecisiontokeepgoingorbackward.wasn’tjustaboutmovingmybody;itwasaboutmovingmy29forward.Iwasn’t30;Iwasjuststandingstill.Andnow,witheachstep,Iwas31apath.BythetimeIgotbackhome,myheartwas32.hadgivenmeagift:asenseof33andthestrengthtokeeponwalking,evenwhentheroadaheadwas34.It’samazingwhatalittlewalkcando—35theclouds,clearthemind,andremindyouthateverystepisanewbeginning.21．A．buildingB．hittingC．breakingD．pulling22．A．blanklyB．carefullyC．fearlesslyD．nervously23．A．funniestB．craziestC．simplestD．biggest24．A．walkB．runningC．dancingD．climb25．A．a(chǎn)djustingB．definingC．toleratingD．mirroring26．A．darkenB．clearC．worsenD．pour27．A．experimentingB．changingC．happeningD．fading28．A．wanderB．doubtC．ceaseD．a(chǎn)ccept29．A．secretsB．hobbiesC．lifeD．business30．A．hiddenB．occupiedC．tornD．stuck31．A．creatingB．a(chǎn)ssessingC．designingD．removi