更多更新資料詳情加微：xiaojuzi9598或zhixing16881專題02完形填空考點五年考情（2020-2024）命題趨勢完形填空2024介紹了一個盲人女孩追逐音樂夢想的故事。2023介紹服務(wù)員PaulBlachut跳進寒冷的河水里救出了三個人的故事2022講述凱麗的左腿嚴重受傷，不能打籃球，情緒低落，后來振作起來發(fā)生改變的經(jīng)歷。2021一個名叫BexLindsay的女孩,從小夢想著當(dāng)一名主持人,通過自己的奮斗,最后實現(xiàn)了夢想。2020文章講述了十五歲的女孩雷切爾在明尼蘇達時裝周上用自己的時裝設(shè)計震驚了時裝界。她從七歲起就自學(xué)做衣服,之后經(jīng)過不懈努力,將自己的愛好變成了自己的事業(yè)。從近幾年中考完形填空題來看主語考查記敘文，純語法知識幾乎不考，主要考查考生靈活運用所學(xué)詞匯的能力，以及對文章的整體把握能力。中考可能會以“人與社會”“人與自然”“人與自我”結(jié)合社會熱點、模范人物的事跡、等素材考查對語篇理解能力和分析判斷能力。(2024年福建省中考真題)閱讀下面短文，從每小題所給的A、B、C三個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳答案。ZengXiaomengbecameblindafewmonthsaftershewasbornbecauseofanillness.Yearsago,shetalkedtoherparentsaboutherdreamoflearningto____36____.Sotheysenthertoaspecialeducationschool.Itisnot____37____forZengtolearnsongs.SheneedstouseBraille(盲文)toreadthewordsofsongs.Shealsoneedstopracticethesongsrepeatedly.____38____itusuallytakesheratleastamonthtolearnasong,shenevergivesup.Zenghasagiftformusicandlearnsfasterthanothersattheschool.Hermusicteacheris____39____her.ShepostedavideoofZeng’ssingingontheInternet.Zeng’sbeautiful____40____hasamazedandtouchedmanypeople.Theyleftmessagespraisingher.“Thanksfor____41____opennessandencouragement.Iwillsingbetterandlivebetter,”sherepliedtothemessages.Musichasbroughtgreat____42____toZeng’slifeandherpersonality.Shefeltmuchbetteraboutherselfandgotmore____43____tocommunicatewithothersafterlearningmusic.Atherteacher’ssuggestion,shebeganto____44____herownsingingvideosonlinelastyear.Withmusicinherheart,shebecomesmore____45____andwantstoplantherfeetinthefieldofmusicinthefuture.36.A.sing B.read C.dance37.A.bad B.wise C.easy38.A.Unless B.Because C.Although39.A.proudof B.strictwith C.sorryfor40.A.face B.picture C.voice41.A.our B.your C.their42.A.changes B.examples C.troubles43.A.duty B.courage C.luck44.A.copy B.watch C.share45.A.active B.upset C.silent(2023年福建省中考真題)閱讀下面短文，從每小題所給的A、B、C三個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳答案。ItwasawarmSundayafternooninMay,2021.BesidetheLechRivermanypeoplewereplayingandpicnicking,andtheyfelt____16____andrelaxed.Somepeoplewerecoolingtheirfeetinthe____17____waterfromthesnow-coveredmountainsnearby.Frombehindthebar(吧臺)attherestaurant,PaulBlachut,a____18____,hadagoodviewoftheriver.Amotherandtwodaughterswereplayingontheriverbankwhen,suddenly,they____19____intothefast-runningwater.Apasser-byshouted____20____,“Help!Threepeoplearebeingcarriedawaybythewater!”Lookingupfromhiswork,Paulnoticedthethreewomenflapping(擺動)theirarmsinthewater,tryingto____21____anythingtheycould.Paulrushedtotheriverbankandjumpedintotheriver.Hedidn’t____22____thecold.Allhecouldthinkaboutwassavingthewomen.Ashegotclosertothem,hefoundthemotherhadthemost____23____becauseherlongdressmadehersoheavy.Hepushedhertothebankfirst.Thenhemanagedtosavethetwodaughterswithotherpeople’shelp.Later,peopleexpressedtheiradmirationforPaul,____24____hewasmodest(謙虛的)abouthisrole.“Itonlytookmetwoorthreeminutes,”hesaid,addingthathewashappytohavereceivedhighpraisefromhisbossforhis____25____.Indeed,itwasajobverywelldone.16.A.tired B.strange C.comfortable17.A.calm B.cold C.salty18.A.boss B.waiter C.tourist19.A.fell B.ran C.looked20.A.politely B.bravely C.loudly21.A.catch B.shake C.cover22.A.getover B.careabout C.keepout23.A.pleasure B.time C.trouble24.A.but B.or C.so25.A.advice B.courage C.advantage(2022年福建省中考真題)閱讀下面短文，從每小題所給的A、B、C三個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳答案。Attheageofnine,Kellydreamedofbeingabasketballplayer.Butonedaywhenshewasplayingbasketball,shehurtherleftleg____16____.Thedoctortoldhershecouldnolongerplaybasketball.Whatwasworse,sheneededhelpdoing____17____,includinggoingtothebathroom.Thinkingthatherdreamcouldnevercometrue,Kellywasinlowspiritsand____18____herstudiesatschool.Hermotherdidallshecouldtocheerherup,____19____Kellyrefusedtochange.Sheeventookoutallherangerand____20____onhermother.ThenonedayKelly’sfriendsintroducedhertothegym.Kelly____21____thatsheshouldturnherattentiontowhatshecoulddo,nottowhatshecouldn’t.Postingherstoryonline,shegotlotsofkindandinspiringwords.Asshewas____22____bythekindness,shereturnedtoschoolfortwohalfdaysaweek.Andwiththe____23____ofabodybuildingtrainer,shetrainedhardandsoonfoundherselfonstage（舞臺）performing—asabodybuilder.Hermotherwastruly____24____andproud.Today,Kellyisstudyingtobealifecoach.Sheisatpeacewithwhathappenedtoher,notjustphysically,butmentally（精神上）.“Sometimesyoumustexperience____25____thingstocomeoutstrongerontheotherside,”saidKelly.16.A.badly B.slowly C.easily17.A.something B.nothing C.everything18.A.talkedabout B.gaveup C.thoughtof19.A.so B.but C.or20.A.pain B.fun C.love21.A.warned B.realized C.suggested22.A.disappointed B.surprised C.encouraged23.A.help B.need C.promise24.A.happy B.angry C.calm25.A.little B.nice C.difficult(2021福建中考真題)BexLindsay’sdreamwastobeahost.Fromayoungage,shewasvery1inradio.Inherchildhoodsheoftenpretended(假裝)tohostherownshowsonBexRadiowhile2herparents’CDs.AtthattimeLindsaywantedverymuchtoworkatFunKids,aradiostation3younglisteners,soshesentthemastrangerecording,hopingtobeaccepted.

“Intheoldhost-to-beperformance,thefinalthingyouwere4todowastojumponatrampoline(蹦床)whileinterviewing5,”shetoldthereporter.“Ididn’thaveatrampolineandIdidn’twanttodoitinfrontofanyoneelse,soIinterviewedmyselfwhilejumpingonmybed,havingtherecordingmade.”

Lindsay’srecordingreally6andshewasaskedtohosttheSundaybreakfastshow.Nowshehostsapopularprogramandshelovesradiomorethanever.Shesays,“My7asthehostiskindoftobealistener,soIwillaskquestionsthatotherpeoplewouldwanttoask.”

Whensheisaskedhowshehasbeen8,Lindsaysays,“Firstofall,keepthedreaminyourmindand9giveup.”Sheadds,“Hostingisn’tabouthowhighupintheworldyouare;it’sabouthavingagood10andagoodidea.Goanddoit.”

1.A.strict B.active C.interested2.A.playing B.copying C.making3.A.to B.for C.with4.A.warned B.paid C.required5.A.everybody B.somebody C.nobody6.A.spread B.worked C.appeared7.A.role B.opinion C.message8.A.careful B.helpful C.successful9.A.never B.almost C.already10.A.song B.voice C.sleep(2020福建中考真題)FromHobbytoJobYesterdayattheMinnesotaFashionWeek,thel5-year-olddesigner(設(shè)計者)Rachelamazedthefashionworldwhensheshowedherclothesforthefirsttime.1agreedthattheylookedfantastic.

Racheltaughtherselftomakeclotheswhenshewasjust7.“Ididn’tlikemyownclothesandwantedto2,soIusuallyaddedthings—likepocketsorties.Mymomusedtogetabit3aboutallthescissorsandpinslyingaround,”laughedRachel.Thenoneyear,shedecidedtohaveasummer4atafashionanddesignschool,whereshelearnedmanyskillsfromherteacherJoan.WhenRachelwas12,Joaninvitedafewteenagersto5heratthefamousTorontoFashionWeek.“Ilovedit,”saidRachel.“Itwasjust6andIknewthatIwantedtobethere.”

AttheMinnesotaFashionWeek,Rachellooked7beautifulinhersmartjacketwithadecoration(裝飾)ofasmallbluebutterflyonit.Peopleattheeventwere8herskillanddesigns.“Ididallmyworkontheclothesafterdinner,9Ialwayshadabusytimetableatschoolandmuchhomeworkaswell.Butitwasworthit.”Rachelfeltproud.

Rachelsoldallofherworksandthe10wenttoalocalchildren’shospital.“Iknowthatthehospitalneedsittomakethechildren’sstayascomfortableaspossible,”shesaid.

1.A.Someone B.Everyone C.Noone2.A.takenotes B.doresearches C.makechanges3.A.worried B.excited C.disappointed4.A.course B.vacation C.sport5.A.satisfy B.join C.direct6.A.simple B.strange C.amazing7.A.especially B.probably C.normally8.A.improving B.admiring C.developing9.A.as B.when C.unless10.A.jacket B.decoration C.money一模試題（2024年福建省福州市中考一模）LeisaDuckwallworksatanelementaryschoolinVirginia.Shehasworkedinthecafeteriaforoverfouryears,serving____36____breakfastandlunch.Duckwallis____37____.Shedidn’tseeastudentsayanythingtoheruntilthisyear.Now,thewholeschoolislearningsignlanguage.Signlanguageisawayofcommunicatingwithone’shands.Differentsignscanstandforletters,wordsorideas.Now,studentssign“hello”and“goodmorning”toher.Theyalsosign“thankyou”.Duckwallsaidthismakesher____38____.ItfirststartedinKariMaskelony’sfourth-gradeclassroom.Maskelonygrewupwithdeaffamilymembers.Manyofherfriendsaredeaf.She____39____signlanguage.Maskelonyaskedherstudentsiftheywantedtolearn____40____tosign.Thatway,theycould____41____Duckwall.Theysaidyes.Theclassstartedwiththesignlanguageformaindishes,suchaschickenandfish,aswellasthe____42____ofcommonsidedishes(配菜).So,astudentwouldsigntheletter“C”iftheywantedasideofcarrots.Whatstartedinonefourthgradeclassroomendedupspreading____43____theschool,astheschoolheadmastersoontooknotice.“Wenowhavethewholeschoollearningonesignaweek,”Karisaid____44____.Thestudentsareinterestedinlearningsignlanguage.Itishardwork____45____theysayitisworthit.IthelpsDuckwallfeelincluded.36.A.cooks B.students C.tourists37.A.blind B.deaf C.shy38.A.polite B.bored C.happy39.A.knows B.likes C.creates40.A.how B.what C.why41.A.callup B.speakto C.learnfrom42.A.goods B.letters C.vegetables43.A.throughout B.outside C.from44.A.silently B.hopefully C.excitedly45.A.So B.And C.But（2024年福建省南平市中考一模）CashDaniels,a12-year-oldboy,lovesnatureandwantstoprotectourplanet.HegrewupneartheTennesseeRiverandwas____16____tolearnthatitisoneofthemostpollutedriversintheworld.Heknewhehadto____17____.Atfirst,CashandhisparentsworkedtopickupgarbageneartheTennesseeRiver.Butsoonherealizedhewouldneedmorehelp.Sohestarted____18____cleanupsoftheTennesseeRiverwithhisfamily,neighborsandvolunteers.Mostofthemwere____19____thecommunity.Cashalsowroteachildren’sbookaboutriverpollutiontohelpothersunderstandwhyitwasso____20____toprotectourplanet.Heeven____21____raisedenoughmoneytoplace17recyclingdustbinsalongtheriver.Cash’shardworkanddevotion(奉獻)havehadabig____22____inhishometown.Hewas____23____“GreenYouth”forhisefforttoprotecttheenvironmentin2021.ButCashisn’tstoppingthere.Heknowsthere’sstillmoreworktodo.Hewantsto____24____theworld,teachothersabouttheoceananditscreatures(生物),andencouragepeopletoprotectit.Cashbelievesthateverylittleactioncountsandthateveryonecanmakea_____25_____change.Heencourageseveryonetostandupandtakepartinprotectingourplanet.16.A.sad B.calm C.happy17.A.act B.play C.read18.A.reducing B.organizing C.researching19.A.on B.for C.from20.A.important B.interesting C.relaxing21.A.slowly B.hardly C.suddenly22.A.decision B.speech C.influence23.A.told B.given C.thought24.A.enjoy B.travel C.believe25.A.popular B.difficult C.positive（2024年福建省泉州市中考一模）ItwasausualschooldayatOakGroveElementaryinMissouri.Whenthefourth-gradeteacher,MadonnaKenser,wasgivingherstudentsalesson,suddenlyherthroatbegantoclose,makingitdifficultforherto____36____.Theclassofnine-year-oldswerevery____37____andjustwatching.Kensertriedtoreachforherbagwithaninhaler(呼吸器),butshedidn’tmakeit.Shefainted(昏倒),lyingonthefloor.____38____,oneboy,BrendonGarman,jumpedfromhisdeskandrushedtowardthatbag.He____39____theinhalerandgaveittohisteacher.Whenaskedhowheknewwhattodoto____40____histeacher,Brendonsaid,“IwasabletoactquicklybecauseofamovieAreWeThereYet.Inthemovie,oneofthecharactershadanasthma(哮喘)attackandfainted.Another____41____togetaninhalerandhelpedhimbreathenormally."____42____Brendon’sfamilylearntthis,theywereveryproudofhim.Hismothersaidsomethingthatmadethisyoung____43____evenmoreamazing.Brendonhasautism(自閉癥)andhehasdifficultycommunicatingwithothers.“Brendonwasvery____44____atthattime,notlikeachildwithautism.Iwouldn’tbeherenow____45____him,”saidKenser.“Thedoctortoldme5,000peoplediedfromasthmaattacksthathappenedthatday.”36.A.hear B.see C.breathe37.A.frightened B.serious C.disappointed38.A.Actually B.Luckily C.Generally39.A.turnedoff B.paidfor C.tookout40.A.save B.follow C.refuse41.A.failed B.hurried C.forgot42.A.If B.As C.Though43.A.hero B.actor C.doctor44.A.calm B.angry C.tired45.A.against B.except C.without（2024年福建省三明市中考一模）Ourwordsmayinfluence(影響)peopleforyears,andevenforalifetime.Theyprovidethem____36____couragetogoonoronemorereasontogiveup.Myfamilymovedto____37____citywhenIwasfourteen.Juniorhighwasalwaysa____38____timeforme,andthemovemademyninth-gradeyearevenharder.Irememberwalkingintothedininghallforthefirsttime.Theother____39____hadgoodfriendswiththem,butIdidn’tknowanyone.Ifelt____40____andwenttothenearestseataftergettingsomefood.Thekidsbesidemelookedatmeupanddownandthenlaughed.Icouldfeelmyfaceturningredatthatmoment.Thenoneofthekidsbrokethe____41____.“Man!Youhaveonebignose.”Ifelthurtanddidn’tknow____42____tosay.Iwantedtocry,butImanagedalittlesmile—asifitdidn’thurtmeatall.Butitdid.Fromthenon,Iwouldoftenlookat____43____inthemirror.ItseemedthatIwasjustlivingformynose.Thankfully,Igrewoutofthisinfluencefinally.Butitreally____44____metwentyyears.Ialsoremembergoingthroughaterriblebusinessfailure.Icalledmydadforhelpandwhathesaidgavemecourageandconfidencetogoonwithmy____45____.Encouragingwordscanreallyhelppeoplealot.Soencourageothersmoreandtrytohelpthemoutwhentheyareinneed.36.A.with B.to C.for37.A.other B.another C.theother38.A.quick B.happy C.difficult39.A.kids B.teachers C.workers40.A.lively B.friendly C.lonely41.A.ice B.desk C.glass42.A.how B.why C.what43.A.myself B.yourself C.himself44.A.paid B.took C.spent45.A.study B.business C.exam（2024年福建省漳州市中考一模）SammieVanceisfromIndiana,U.S.A.Foryears,she’sbeenhelpingkidswhofeel____16____tomakefriends.WhatshewasdoingwasrunningtheBuddyBenchprogram.She____17____itwhenshewasinthethirdgrade.Theideawasthatanyoneatschoolwhowasfeelinglonelycouldsitonthe“buddybench.”Thatletotherkidsknow____18____neededafriend.“It’sreallyhelpfultohaveotherpeoplebeabletonoticeyou,”Sammiesays.SammiegottheideafortheBuddyBenchprogramatthesummercampin2017.Shethoughtitwouldbecooltohaveabuddybenchinherschool,____19____whenshegothome,shepresentedtheideatoherheadmaster,herteachers,andherparents.Gettingtheiragreementfortheprojectwasjustthe____20____step.“Therehavebeenalotofsmallchallenges,like____21____,”Sammiesays.Toreducecostsandbeeco-friendly,Sammiedecidedtomakethebenchoutofrecycledmaterial.She____22____hercommunitytogatherbottlecaps.Wordoftheprojectspread____23____andsoonSammiewasgettingcapsfrompeopleinall50states.Intheend,shecollectedmorethan1,200poundsofbottlecaps.Thesecapswereusedtomakethreebuddybenches____24____herschool.WhatSammie’sworkshowsisthathelpingpeopleinyourcommunitycanbeginatanyage.“Youdon’thavetobeanadulttomakeadifference,”shesays.Indeed,evensmallactsof____25____canbepowerful.16.A.calm B.lonely C.happy17.A.lost B.controlled C.started18.A.somebody B.nobody C.everybody19.A.or B.but C.so20.A.first B.next C.last21.A.time B.money C.space22.A.ledto B.stuckto C.turnedto23.A.finely B.quickly C.regularly24.A.for B.with C.from25.A.happiness B.kindness C.politeness二模試題（2024·福建廈門·二模）ToughMudderisoneofthemostdifficultracesintheworld.Itcouldbea1foranyonetopassthefinishline,but83-year-oldMildredWilsonfromtheUSAsurprisedus.Thetoughladyistheoldestpersontoever2therace.“Alotofpeoplethink3theygetolder,theyhavetositdownandgiveup.It’snotso.”shesaid.ItwasnoteasyforMildredattheverybeginning.ShejoinedhersonDenny’syouthclubto4theevent.Atfirst,herdoctorcheckedheroverandwassureshewasstrongenoughtofinishtherace.Thenaftermonthsof5,herfirstToughMudderracearrivedinMay2020.Finally,withthehelpofherson,shemadeit.Fromthenon,shebegantotakepartintheraceonceayear.Mildredhadher6ToughMudderraceinMay,2022.Mildredusedhersecondandthirdracestoraisemoneyforpeople7.Afterthat,Shesetupa8calledGoFundMeandbuiltafreshwaterwell(井)inAfrica.“Igetmuddy(沾滿泥的),butIthinkitismeaningfulbecauseotherpeoplecandrink9water,”shewroteonthewebsiteofGoFundMe.“Don’tworryaboutyour10.Youarenevertoooldtodreamanewdream.”shesaid.1．A．choice B．change C．challenge2．A．hold B．expect C．complete3．A．a(chǎn)s B．though C．before4．A．preparefor B．lookfor C．payfor5．A．a(chǎn)dvising B．exercising C．reading6．A．first B．second C．third7．A．inneed B．inpublic C．incontrol8．A．model B．team C．goal9．A．warm B．clean C．sweet10．A．a(chǎn)ge B．pride C．health（2024·福建泉州·二模）Itwasthesummerof2015.PetersonhadjustmovedtoSantaAna.Outsidehisapartment,ahomelessmanwasoftenheardshoutingonthestreetcorner.Petersonwouldpassthemanonhiswaytowork,buttheynever11.Whattopiccouldtheypossiblyhaveincommon?Oneafternoon,Petersonwasreadingabookaboutthepowerof12inactionwhenthehomelessmandisturbedhispeace.Withthebook’smessageinmind,Petersonmadeanunexpecteddecision:Hewasgoingtogreetthemanand13himselfkindly.Inthatfirstconversation,Petersonlearnedthattheman’snamewasMattFaris.HehadmovedtoSantaAnaforhisdreamofbecominga14.Buthesoonfellonhardtimesandendeduplivingonthestreetformorethantenyears.Theman’sstorymovedPetersonsomuch.“Strangely,”Petersonlaterrecalled,“IsawbeautyinFaris’sface,15hehadn’tshaved(修面)inprobablyayear.”HeaskedifhecouldpaintFaris’sportrait(肖像),andFaris16.Peterson’sconnectionwithFarisledhimto17acharityorganization.Itcallsonpeopletomakefriendswiththe18peopleandpaintportraitsforthem.Petersonhimselfpainted41portraitsandsoldthemforafewthousanddollarseach.Theartistthenhelpedhis“19”tousethemoneytogetbackontheirfeet.FarisusedhisshareofthemoneytorecordhisfirstCD．Hewasfinallyabletorealizehismusicaldreamsandthatallstartedwithasimpleand20question:“CanIpaintyourportrait?”11．A．met B．fought C．spoke12．A．love B．health C．education13．A．enjoy B．introduce C．treat14．A．musician B．scientist C．painter15．A．because B．though C．unless16．A．suggested B．doubted C．a(chǎn)greed17．A．hearof B．setup C．findout18．A．poor B．clever C．brave19．A．models B．leaders C．guides20．A．fair B．serious C．friendly（2024·福建廈門·二模）January17,1994,wasthedayittookavillagetosaveachild.Onthatday,aheavy21hitLouisville.BarbaraSchmittandhergranddaughterMichellewereathomeenjoyingthesnowdayHowever,Michellewasin22ofalivertransplant(肝臟移植).Suddenly,newsofamatchingliverinOmaha,600milesaway,broughthopeaswellasaraceagainst23—theyhadjust12hourstogetthere.Butitwasimpossibletopasstheroads24snowwastoothick.25thephonelineswerestillworking,BabaracalledSharon,whorunsacharity(慈善機構(gòu))orchildren’sspecialneeds.ShecalledforaplanetoflytheSchmittfamilytoOmahaatonce.Butreachingtheairportwasstillatrouble.SharonaskedthelocalradiostationWHASforhelp.Alistener26ahelicopterfortheSchmittfamilytogototheairport.Anotherlistenersuggestedanearbychurch’sparkinglotwouldbea27helicopterlandingplace.Then150volunteersgottogetherto28thesnow-coveredlotinashortwhile.Asnightfell,aWHAS’sfour-wheeldrivetooktheSchmittfamilytothechurch.Thecrowdcheeredandwaved(揮手)as29flewoffintothesnowynight.Michelle’stransplantwasasuccess.Itwasthesuccessnotonlyofaskilledmedicalteam,achildwiththefighttosurvive(生存)andafamilythatwouldn’t30,butthesuccessofawholevillagethatfoundsomethingmuchbettertodoonJanuary17thantostaywarminsideandwatchthesnow.21．A．sandstorm B．snowstorm C．rainstorm22．A．need B．honor C．control23．A．nature B．life C．time24．A．because B．whether C．a(chǎn)lthough25．A．Finally B．Luckily C．Especially26．A．invented B．sold C．provided27．A．popular B．private C．perfect28．A．clean B．build C．protect29．A．we B．they C．she30．A．giveup B．giveout C．giveback（2024·福建漳州·二模）XuZhuoyuan,a17-year-oldmountaineerfromHunan,climbedtothetallestpeak(山峰)ofMountKilimanjaroinAfricaonJanuary1,2024.SheevenstoodontopofMountQomolangmalastMay,makinghertheyoungestChinesegirltoclimbtotheworld'shighestpeakfromthesouthernslope(坡).Xu’smountaineeringjourneybeganonafamilytripfouryearsago.Duringthetrip,shewas31bythebeautyofMountSigunianganddecidedtotryclimbingit.Shefellinlovewithmountaineeringrightthenandthere.Forthenextfewyears,Xudid32training.Shewenttothemountainseverymonth,climbingpeaksover5,000meters.Andshediddaily33likerunning,swimmingandropeskipping(跳繩).Allthathardworkmadehergetreadyforthebigchallengesshewouldface.DuringthesevendaysofclimbingonMountKilimanjaro,Xufacedunpredictable(無法預(yù)測的)weather34heavyrainandstrongwinds.Stayingwarmandavoidingheatlosswerethemainchallenges.So,Xuhadtokeepaneyeonthetemperatureand35herclothesoften.Thisclimbwasalsoalearning36forXu.ShewasclimbingwithXiaBoyu,thefirstChineseclimbertoreachthetopofMountQomolangmawithaprosthetic(假體的)37.Xusaid,“Asamatteroffact,everytimeIfeltlike38,justseeingXiawasenoughtoinspireme.Hewasalmost74yearsold,39wasstillpushingonevenifhavingabloodiedlegfromhisprosthesis.”Lookingahead,Xuhassetgreatgoalsfor40.SheplanstoclimbthehighestpeakoneachofthesevencontinentsandvisittheNorthandSouthPolesbythetimesheis18.31．A．a(chǎn)ttracted B．encouraged C．guided32．A．simple B．hard C．mysterious33．A．business B．exercise C．research34．A．suchas B．insteadof C．a(chǎn)sfor35．A．buy B．change C．wash36．A．method B．task C．experience37．A．leg B．a(chǎn)rm C．eye38．A．goingup B．givingup C．gettingup39．A．or B．so C．but40．A．yourself B．himself C．herself（2024·福建莆田·二模）從每小題所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出可以填入空白的最佳答案。InasmallvillageinSichuan,19-year-oldYinQiuhua,agirlwithDownsyndrome(唐氏綜合征),hasanamazingskill—Sichuanoperaface-changing.Yinfacedmany41becauseofDownsyndrome.Withhermother’shelp,Yinlearnedhowtotakecareof42,startingwithsmalltaskssuchasdressing,washingherfaceandbrushingherteeth.Yin’s43toface-changingperformancebeganwithachanceopportunity.OnceYintookpartinalocalSichuanoperaperformancetraining.Thetroupe(劇團)master44thatYin’spassion(激情)forSichuanoperaandherunderstandingofface-changingsurpassed(超過)manypeople.45hebegantopatientlyteachYintheartofface-changingandYinshowedanamazinglearningability.Theprocessoflearningface-changingwashard,butYin46gaveup.Shewokeupearlyeverydaytokeeponmemorizingand47everystepofface-changing.Herefforts48andwithinafewmonths,shewasalreadyabletoskillfullytransformed(轉(zhuǎn)換)severaldifferentfacialmasks(面具).Yin’sfirststageperformancewasabigsuccess.Herskilledmovementsand49expressionswereasexcellentasthoseofSichuanoperaactors.Yinhasprovenwithher50thatinthefaceofdifficulty,aslongasthereispassionandperseverance(毅力),onecanalwaysfindhisownpieceofsky.41．A．challenges B．competitions C．choices42．A．himself B．herself C．themselves43．A．memory B．contribution C．journey44．A．expected B．discovered C．guessed45．A．So B．But C．If46．A．often B．a(chǎn)lready C．never47．A．taking B．practicing C．controlling48．A．paidback B．paidfor C．paidoff49．A．lovely B．rich C．serious50．A．a(chǎn)ctions B．words C．feelings（2024·福建福州·二模）ZangChaiyuan,a25-year-oldgirlfromYantai,hasrecentlybeenworkingdeepintothenighttomake“Jiaodonghuabobo”.Huaboboreferstoa51traditionalfoodatfolkactivities,suchascelebrationsandfestivals,inShandongProvince.Huabobohasa52ofmorethan300yearsandithasbeendeeplylovedbylocalpeople.Itisoftenmadeintodifferent53,suchasdragonsandfishes,inbrightcolorstoshowgoodwishes.“IlovetraditionalChinese54.Ibelievethatthecraftofmakinghuaboboisworthdeveloping.”Zangsays.Zangfirstlearnedthebasicskillsfromhergrandmother.55,learningthistraditionalskillwasnoteasy.Thebunswereoftencracked(破裂的)afterbeingsteamed.ThisupsetZangbutshenevergaveup.She56overandagain.Andwithherefforts,shefinally57togetthewholethingdowntoafineart.Asherskillincrease,shetriestobreathe58elements(要素)intohuabobo.Shepostedvideosabouthuaboboononlineplatforms,includingDouyinandSinaWeibo.Moreandmoreyoungpeoplehaveshownaninterestin59huaboboskills.“60yougettodowhatyouwantandmakesomethingofit,itwillbeworthdoing.”Zangsays.Shebelievesthatyoungpeopleshould