中考英語高分提升之最新題速遞專題完形填空閱讀還原20篇一、任務型閱讀（2025·長沙模擬）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。每個選項僅使用一次，有一個多余選項。Accordingtoa2025report,thereareover120millionpetcatsanddogsinChinesecities,andmanyownersarehardtofindsafewaystotransporttheirpets.StartingfromApril8th,therailwaycarriedoutapetshippingserviceonsomeBeijing-Shanghaihigh-speedrailwaytrains.Thisserviceallowspassengerstotravelwiththeirpetswhilekeepingthemseparatefromotherpassengers.SeparateTransportationDuringthejourney,petsarekeptinspecialair-conditionedboxeswithbuilt-insystems（系統(tǒng)）tomanageoxygen(O)levels,temperature,andhumidity（濕度）。1．Thestaffmemberscheckonthepetsevery2hourstomakesuretheyaresafeandcomfortable.CostPricesaredifferentbydistance.Shorttrips(upto1,000km):558yuan/pet.Longtrips(over2,000km):1,258yuan/pet.2．Andifyouwanttoknowmore,pleaseright-clicktoenterthedetailspage.)Eachbookingincludesbasicinsurance（保險）worth2,000yuantoprotectagainstunexpectedthings.BookingandRequirementsPassengerscanbookthepetshippingservicethroughtheofficial12306appatleast2daysbeforetheirtrip.3．Weight:Nomorethan15kg.Height:Notallerthan40cmfromtheshoulders.Onlycatsanddogsareallowed.Strongandaggressive（好斗的）dogslikeTibetanMastiffsarenotallowed.HowtoUsetheServiceOnlineBooking:4．Drop-offandPick-up:Handoveryourpettothestaffatthedeparture（啟程）station.Youwillreceiveamessagewhenyourpetarrivesatthedestination（目的地）。A.Therailwayhasascientificstudyonanimaltransportation.B.Theseboxesareplacedinaseparateareaofthetrain.C.Searchforavailabletrainsonthe12306appandchoose"PetShipping".D.Thepriceofserviceis30%offduringthepilot（試驗性的）period.E.Tousethisservice,petsmustbefamily-trained,healthy,andmeetstrictsizerules.（2025·石門模擬）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中一項為多余選項。Beingpolitecanhelppeoplegoalongway.Doyouconsideryourselfapoliteperson?Ordoyouwanttolearnhowtobemorepolite?Thefollowingsuggestionscanhelpyoualotinyourdailylife.Alwaysuse"please"and"thankyou".Whenyouaskforsomething,remembertoadd"please".Andwhenyoureceivesomething,say"thankyou".5．Beapatientlistener.Don'tcutinonotherswhenthey'rehavingaconversationwithsomeoneelse.6．It'smorepolitetowaittillit'syourturntojointheconversation,evenwhenyoudisagreewiththem.Makesmalltalkwiselyandproperly.Youmayasksomeonehowhisorhernewjobisgoingorifanythingisnewinhisorherlife.However,neverasktoomanypersonalquestions.Youshouldalwaysmakesurewhatyouaskdoesn'tgotoofar.7．I'msureyoudon'tlikeitwhenotherslaughoutloudwhenyoumakeamistake,sodon'tdothesamethingtoothers.Itisalwaysgoodtotreatotherswithkindness.Don'tjudge(評判)others.Becauseeveryonehastheirownlife.Wemustlearntorespectthelivesofothers.Howtobepolitecan'tbefinishedovernight.8．Youcanstartbeingmorepolitebypayingattentiontotheabovetips.A.However,tellthematonce.B.Itdoestaketimeandefforts.C.Don'tlaughatothersiftheymakeamistake.D.Instead,letthemfinishspeakingandwaitpatiently.E.Usingthesewordsisthefirststepinbeingapoliteperson.（2025九下·湖南模擬）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有一項為多余選項。Forme,examsaren'tjustaboutcheckingwhatI'velearned—they'realsoachancetoimprove(提高)mystudyskills.Here'showImakeuseofeveryexam.Beforeanexam,IreviewwhatI'velearnedbylookingatthetextbook'stableofcontents(目錄).9．Inthelast10minutesbeforetheexam,Ioftendoafewsimpleproblemstobuildupmyconfidenceandgetintherightmindset(思維模式).Duringtheexam,Ianswereachquestioncarefully.10．Thetimelimit(限制)andformal(正式的)settinghelpmeimprovemytest-takingskills.Ialwaysplanhowtousemytimeforeachpartoftheexamanddecidethebestordertoanswerthequestions.Withmorepractice,I'vefoundarhythm(節(jié)奏)thatworksformebecauseIbelievethebestmethodistheonethatworksbestforyou.11．Ilookatmymistakes,workoutwhereIwentwrongandthinkabouthowImanagedmytime.IliketowritedownwhatIlearnedinapersonal"examhandbook"andreaditbeforethenextexamtomakemyselfthinkofpastmistakesandimportantthingstoremember.Byfollowingthesesteps,12．A.Aftertheexam,ItaketimetothinkabouthowIdid.B.ImadesomenoteswhenItakeexams.C.Icanmakeuseofeveryexamandkeeplearning.D.Ialsoseeitasachancetopracticeworkingunderpressure(壓力).E.Ialsopracticedifferenttypesofquestionstopreparefortheexam.（2025·雙清模擬）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。ImproveYourEatingHabitsHealthyeatingisimportantforahealthybodyandmind.13．Forexample,somepeoplehavefastfoodeveryweek.Itiseasyanddelicious!14．Thatmakesusputonweight.Eatingfastfoodlikepizzaandhamburgerstoooftenmaycauseheartproblemslater.Ifyoucookyourownmealsinstead,youcanmakehealthybalancedmeals.15．Butsomepeopledon'thavebreakfast.Maybetheydon'tfeelhungryinthemorning,ortheyaretoobusytoeatanything.Butfoodgivesusenergy.Itiseasytofeelsleepyandfindithardtofocusonourworkorstudiesifwedon'teatbreakfast.Somepeoplealsoeattoomanysweetthings.Icescream,sweetsandchocolatearedelicious,buttheyusuallyhavealotofsugar.16．Whenyouwantasnack,whydon'tyouhavesomefruitinstead?Afterall,anappleadaykeepsthedoctoraway.Remember:Youarewhatyoueat.Healthyeatingmeanseatinghealthyfoodandhavinggoodeatinghabits.A.Butitoftenhaslotsofsalt,fat,andsugar.B.Thiscancausetoothproblems.C.Now,peopleliketotrysomedifferentfood.D.Bothwhatweeatandhowweeatareimportant!E.Eatingthreemealsadayisimportant.（2025·湘潭模擬）閱讀下面的短文，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有一項為多余選項。BetheBossofYourFeelingsDidyouknowthat1in7teenagersworldwidefacesemotional(情緒的)problemsthatcaninfluencetheirschoollifeandfriendships?Whilefeelingangryorsadisnormal,managingtheseemotionscanhelpyougrowstronger.17．●Pressthestopbutton(按鈕).Strongemotionscanoftencloudyourthinking,makingithardtoreactcalmly.18．whenyoufeelthisway.Takeabreathslowlyforfourseconds,holdyourbreathfortwoseconds,andthenbreatheoutgentlyforsixseconds.Asyoudothis,remindyourself,"Ineedtocalmdown."●Movebadfeelingsaway.Whenyouexercise,yourbodygivesoffendorphins(內(nèi)啡肽)—chemicalsthatactlikenaturalpainkillersandmakeyouhappy.Youcouldjustdancetoyourfavoritesong,do10jumpsbetweenclasses,ortakeawalkwithafriendafterschool.●19．Writingaboutyourfeelingsforjust5minutesadaycanreducestressby30%.Startbywritingwhathappened—forexample,"Ifailedamathquiz."Then,writedownhowitmadeyoufeel,suchas,"Ifeltscaredanddisappointed."Finally,addanactionyoucantake,like,"Icanasktheteacherforhelptomorrow."●Buildyoursupportteam.20．Reachoutforhelpifsadnesslastsover2weeksorifyoustrugglewithsleeporschoolwork.Remember,managingemotionsislikelearningtorideabike—themoreyoupractice,thebetteryoubecome!Startsmalltoday.A.Keepadiary.B.Shareyourfeelingswithothers.C.Herearefoursimplewaystofeelbetter.D.StopandtakeamomenttobreathedeeplyE.Thesupportteamcouldincludeasupportiveparentorateacheryouadmire.（2025·長沙模擬）OnthefourthSundayofeveryNovember,mostAmericansgettogetheraroundthedinnertabletocelebrateThanksgiving.SpecialtraditionsintheUShavebeenaroundformanyyears.21．ThesearefourpopularThanksgivingtraditionsandhowtheystarted.22．ThefirstThanksgivingmealwasintheautumnof1621whenthefirsttravelersfromEnglandcelebratedtheirfirstharvest(收獲).Butitwasn'tmadeintoanofficial(官方的)holidayuntil1863.Thefirstlargemealhadturkey,fruitsandvegetables,whicharestillcommontoday.23．HistorianssaythefirsttravelersinvitedNativeAmericans(美洲印第安人)tothemealtothankthemforteachingthemhowtogrowfood.Todayatthelargemeal,friendsandfamilywillalsosaywhattheyaremostthankfulfor.Everyyear,thereisamacy'sThanksgivingDayParadeinNewYorkCity.Theparade(游行)includesverylargeballoonsthatlooklikecartooncharactersandbeautifulfloats(花車)thatcarryfamouspeople.Therearealsomanymusicalperformancestowatch.Thisparadestartedin1924,andtodayover44millionpeoplewatchitonTVorinNewYorkCity.24．PeoplestartedtowatchfootballonThanksgivingafewyearsafterthedaybecameanofficialholiday.Today,theNationalFootballLeaguetakesadvantageofthispopularityandhoststhreeNFLgameseveryThanksgiving.根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從下面選出五個句子填入文中空缺處，使短文內(nèi)容完整正確。A.Givingthanksiswhattheholidayisallabout.B.AmericanfootballissomethingpeoplebothwatchandplaywiththeirfamilyonTurkeyDay.C.However,somepeopledon'talwaysstoptothinkaboutwherethetraditionscamefrom.D.HereisonewaytomaketurkeyforaThanksgivingdinner.E.AlargemealistheimportanteventeveryThanksgiving.（2025·長沙模擬）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。AsgraduationseasongetsunderwayinJuneandJulyeveryyear,graduatesareheadingtodifferentdestinationsfortheirgraduationtrips.Beijing,Chengdu,Guangzhou.ChongqingandHangzhouwerealwayslistedasthetopfive.25．"Erbin"hasbecomeanicknameforthewonderfulcityamongInternetusers.WhyisHarbin'stourismsosuccessful?Firstly,HarbinhasahistoryofmorethanthirtyyearsofcelebratingtheIceandSnowFestival.Duringthisfestival,thecityturnsintoamagicalworldoficeandsnow.Thesculptures(冰雕areverybeautifulandcreative,attractingtouristsfromallovertheworld.26．.Also,Harbinhasmanyhistoricalandculturalattractions.TheSaintSophiaCathedralisaremarkableexampleofRussianarchitecture.Itselegantdesignandrichhistorymakeitamust-seeforvisitors.27．Infact,ithasalsoturnedintoanationallocationfortravelphotography.28．Lastyear,visitorshadtowaitforlongbecauseofthelongline.Somepeopleshouted"refunding"(退款)there.Theparkapologizedandrefundedthemthemoneysoon.Andittookactionimmediatelytoimproveitsservice.Notonlythat,Harbintrieditsbesttomakesurethetouristswouldhavefunthere.Theycouldenjoythehotairballoon,andtheperformanceoftheirreindeer(馴鹿).Thereeverythingwasplannedperfectly.Ifyouwerenotusedtothecoldweather,youcouldgointoheatedroomstorest.Tomakeourgraduationmoremeaningful,willyouconsiderbeingavolunteertohelpforeigntouristsinHarbinthissummer?A.Thereyoucouldgetwarmdrinksforfree.B.However,Harbinhasbecome.thebrighteststaroftourisminChina.C.FacingproblemssincerelyisanotherkeyforHarbin'stourismtobesuccessful.D.Ifyouwanttoowna"princess"photo,thelocalphotographers-wan'tletyoudown.E.That'sprobablywhythe9thAsianWinterGameswasheldonFebruary7thinHarbinthisyear.（2025·永州模擬）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有一項為多余選項。Weallknowexerciseisimportant,yetwedon'talwayswanttodoit!Oftenwearetoobusyorfeellazy.Butweshouldtryourbesttoexerciseeveryday.Exerciseisgoodforourbody.Whenweexercise,ourbodychanges.Exercisedevelopsourmusclesandmakesusstronger.Whenweexercise,weuseenergy.Thiskeepsourweightdown.29．Itcancausepaininourbackandknees,andevencausemoreseriousproblemssuchasheartdiseaselaterinlife.30．Duringexercise,ourheartbeatsfasterandwebreatheharder.Ourbraingetsmoreoxygen(氧氣)becauseofthis,andthathelpsourmemoryimprove.Scientistsalsotellusthebodymakesmoreofcertainchemicals(化學物質)afterexercise.Thishelpsustolearnandthinkwell.So,whenyouhavetroublewithyourhomework,dosomeexercise,thentryagain!Exercisealsohelpsustofeelhappier.Whenweexercise,ourbrainmakesspecialchemicals.31．Feelingfitcanalsomakeusfeelbetterandmoreconfidentaboutourselves.Whenweplayasportwithothers,wecanevenmakenewfriends.Remember:Healthiswealth.Themoreyouexercise,thehealthieryou'llbecome.32．A.Exerciseisalsogreatforourbrain.B.Trytomakeexerciseapartofyourlife.C.Beingoverweightputsstressonourbody.D.Thesechemicalscanrelaxourbodyandcalmourmind.E.Weshouldeatmorevegetablesandfruittokeephealthyeveryday.（2025·岳陽樓模擬）任務型閱讀Doyouoftenthrowawayoldthingsyounolongeruse?Beforeyoudothat,thinktwice!Youcanturnoldthingsintotreasurewithalittlecreativity.33．Let'slearnhowtomakeapenholder（筆筒）fromaplasticbottle.Youwillneedaplasticbottle,scissors,crayons,glueandsmallthingslikepaperstarsandleaves.Herearethesteps.※CutthebottleCutoffthetoppartwithscissors.Becarefulnottohurtyourself.※34．Paintthebottleanycoloryoulike.Usecrayonstodrawlinesordots（圓點）?！鵇ecorate（裝飾）thebottle35．Pressthemfortenseconds.※DryanduseWait5minutestoletitdry.Putyourpensinside.Nowyouhaveanewpenholder!36．Whynothaveatryandmakesomethingelsefromoldthings?A.Makeitcolorful.B.Recyclingoldthingsiseasyandcool!C.Ittakesmuchtimetomakeapenholder.D.Stickpaperstarsorleavestothebottlewithglue.E.Italsohelpsyoutoreducewasteandsavemoney.（2025·岳陽模擬）Doyouoftenthrowawayoldthingsyounolongeruse?Beforeyoudothat,thinktwice!Youcanturnoldthingsintotreasurewithalittlecreativity.37．Let'slearnhowtomakeapenholder(筆筒)fromaplasticbottle.Youwillneedaplasticbottle,scissors,crayons,glueandsmallthingslikepaperstarsandleaves.Herearethesteps.※Cutthebottle.Cutoffthetoppartwithscissors.Becarefulnottohurtyourself.※38．Paintthebottleanycoloryoulike.Usecrayonstodrawlinesordots(圓點).※Decorate(裝飾)thebottle.39．Pressthemfortenseconds.※Dryanduse.Wait5minutestoletitdry.Putyourpensinside.Nowyouhaveanewpenholder!40．Whynothaveatryandmakesomethingelsefromoldthings?A.Makeitcolorful.B.Recyclingoldthingsiseasyandcool!C.Ittakesmuchtimetomakeapenholder.D.Stickpaperstarsorleavestothebottlewithglue.E.Italsohelpsyoutoreducewasteandsavemoney.（2025·安鄉(xiāng)縣模擬）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。其中有一項為多余項。Whydoyouseldomseewindowsinsupermarkets?It'snoaccidentthatsupermarketsdon'thavewindows.41．Oneofthemisthatit'satrytokeeppeopleinsidelonger."Theownerswanttocreateaseparateenvironmentwithintheirstores,wheretheoutsideworldcannotbenoticed,"explainsAndreiVasilescu,ashoppingexpert."Yourattentionwon'tbetakenawaybytherainorthesunshine.Youmayevenforgetthefactthatsomeoneiswaitingforyououtside."42．Itreallyhelpscreatean"immersive(沉浸式的)"shoppingexperience,forbetterorworse.43．That'sbecausesomefoodcanbecomebadfasterinsunlight.Nobodywantstobuyanythingnotfresh.Toomuchsunshinecanevenmakesomeproductslooknotasnewasbefore.What'smore,havingwindowsintheirstoreswouldtakeupthespacetoplaceproducts.Outerwallsarealwaysstronger."Sothewallscanholdtheheavierobjectsontheshelves."saysMargineBiswas,abuildingexpert.Nottomention,windowsareexpensiveandtheownersofsupermarketswanttokeepthebuildingcostslower.44．Itispossiblethatbadguyswouldentertheirstoresbybreakingwindows.A.Productscanhangonthewalls.B.Therearesomereasonsbehindthisfact.C.Besides,windowscouldnotbesafeenough.D.Allyoucareaboutistheshoppingexperience.E.Keepingdaylightoutofsupermarketscanalsohelpstoreproducts.（2025·永定模擬）閱讀下面短文，從所給的A-E五個選項中，選出正確的選項填空，使文章通順，內(nèi)容完整。其中選項中有一項是多余的。Eventhoughtheadvantagesofrecyclinghavebeenwidelytoldinrecentyears,manypeoplestilldon'trecycleanythingatall.Recyclingisgoodforyou,formanufacturers(制造商)andforourenvironment.45．It'srathereasy.Puttingsomethinginarecyclingbinisaseasyasputtingitinarubbishbin.Sothereisnogoodexcusenottorecyclethingsthatcanberecycled.Ifyoudon'thavearecyclingbinathomeoratwork,justgetone!Manyresources(資源)willbeuseduponeday.Manyofthemcannotbeusedendlessly.Forexample,makingplasticrequiresoil.46．Thesoonerwecanuserenewableenergysources,thebetter.Atthesametime,weshouldnotforgettheimportanceofrecycling.47．Reusingoldthingscostslessthanbuyingnewones.InmoststatesinAmerica,it'sactuallymorecostlytogetridof(處理掉)wastethantorecycle.Somerecyclingcompaniesbuywastefromneighborhoodsfortheirrecyclingactivities.Thisbringsyouextramoney.Everyonecanmakeadifference.Ifyouthinkthatitmakesnodifferencewhetheryourecycleornot,thinkagain!Morethanhalfofthewastethateachofuscreateseachyearcanberecycled,butalotofitendsupbeingburied(埋).48．Afterall,manyhandsmakelightwork.A.Recyclingcansaveyourmoney.B.Andoilwillrunoutsoonerorlater.C.Herearesomegoodreasonswhyeveryoneshouldrecycle.D.Manythingscanberecycledinmanywaysineverydaylife.E.Wheneachofustakesaction,italladdsupandmakesarealdifference.（2025·漣源模擬）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有一項為多余選項。Doyouknowhowtosaveorspendmoney?Thefollowingaresometips(建議)tohelpusformgoodspendinghabits.49．Askids,wedon'toftenthinkaboutwheremoneycomesfrom.Weneedtoknowthatourparentsworkhardtomakemoney,andthatitmaybeuseduponeday.Goingtotheirworkplacestowatchhowtheyworkisagreatwaytounderstandmoneyisnotthateasytomake.Second,weshouldn'tspendallourmoneyinonego.50．Inotherwords,weneedtoplancarefullyaboutwhatwereallywanttospenditon.Realizingthatourpocketmoneycan'tcovereverythingwewant,weshouldmakesmartspendingchoices.Third,weshouldsetacleargoalandwatchourmoneygrow.Ifwewishtoownanewbicyclebutcan'tafford(付得起)it,wecansaveourpocketmoney.How?Writedownhowmuchmoneywehaveinanotebookandwatchitgrow.51．Reachingourgoalwillgreatlysatisfyus.Withoutdoubt,weshouldtreatmoneyinarightway.Actually,learningaboutmoneyisn'tahardjob.52．A.It'simportantforustohaveaspendingplan.B.Afterwehaveenough,wecanbuythatbicycle!C.Youcouldbuysomethingyoulikeinthesupermarket.D.First,weshouldknowthatmoneydoesn'tcomeeasily.E.Fromthesetips,wecanlearntomanagemoneystepbystep!（2025·湖南模擬）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有一項為多余選項。Forme,examsaren'tjustaboutcheckingwhatI'velearned—they'realsoachancetoimprove(提高)mystudyskills.Here'showImakeuseofeveryexam.Beforeanexam,IreviewwhatI'velearnedbylookingatthetextbook'stableofcontents(目錄).53．Inthelast10minutesbeforetheexam,Ioftendoafewsimpleproblemstobuildupmyconfidenceandgetintherightmindset(思維模式).Duringtheexam,Ianswereachquestioncarefully.54．Thetimelimit(限制)andformal(正式的)settinghelpmeimprovemytest-takingskills.Ialwaysplanhowtousemytimeforeachpartoftheexamanddecidethebestordertoanswerthequestions.Withmorepractice,I'vefoundarhythm(節(jié)奏)thatworksformebecauseIbelievethebestmethodistheonethatworksbestforyou.55．Ilookatmymistakes,workoutwhereIwentwrongandthinkabouthowImanagedmytime.IliketowritedownwhatIlearnedinapersonal"examhandbook"andreaditbeforethenextexamtomakemyselfthinkofpastmistakesandimportantthingstoremember.Byfollowingthesesteps,56．A.Aftertheexam,ItaketimetothinkabouthowIdid.B.ImadesomenoteswhenItakeexams.C.Icanmakeuseofeveryexamandkeeplearning.D.Ialsoseeitasachancetopracticeworkingunderpressure(壓力).E.Ialsopracticedifferenttypesofquestionstopreparefortheexam.（2025·長沙模擬）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。每個選項僅使用一次。Goingtothemeparkswithfamiliesforaholidayispopular,butitcostsalotofmoney.Happily,therearesomegoldenrulesofticket-buyingthatapplytoalmosteverythemepark,andtheycanhelpyoureducethecostoftickets.57．Buyticketsonline.Nevereverpaythewalk-upticketpriceatathemepark.58．You'reguaranteedtosaveasignificantsum—sometimesasmuchas$20perticket—evenforsame-daytickets.Buyinadvance.59．Forinstance,Knott'sBerryFarminBuenaPark,California,takesaway$25fromthepriceofeachticketwhenyoumakeyourpurchaseatleastthreedaysahead.60．Thisoneissomethingthateveryonecaneasilyunderstand.Single-dayticketpricesatCedarPointinSandusky,Ohio,areabout30percentlessthanadmission(入園)onSaturdaysandSundays.Butthereallygreatthingisthatthelineswillbemuchshorter.Soyoudon'thavetowaitinlinesforalongtime.Youcanhavemorefuninstead.Gointheafternoon.61．Forexample,Hersheypark'ssunsetticketsletyouentertheparkafter4pmor5pm.Itdependsonwhichdayitis.You'llstillgetbetweenfourtosixhoursoffunbeforetheparkcloses,andyou'llpayupto50percentlessthanthefull-dayticketprice.A.Avoidweekends.B.Herearesomewaystoloweryourthemeparkcost.C.Instead,visitthethemeparkwebsiteandprintoutyourticketsbeforeyougo.D.Someparksofferdeeplydiscountedticketsforvisitorsarrivinglaterintheday.E.Mostthemeparksofferapricecutifyoubuyticketsatleastafewdaysbeforeyouarrive.（2025·湖南模擬）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。Everyonehasachancetotrynewthings.62．Theriskisthatwewillnotbesatisfiedwithourchoice.Forexample,wemaytryafoodwehaveneverhadbefore.63．Itcanbetoosour,toosaltyortoospicy.Wemaytryanewstyleofmusicandgetaheadache.Wemaytryanewsportlikeskatingandendupfallingdownalot.Wemayseeadifferentkindofartandbecompletelydisappointed.Wemaytrytospeakorwriteadifferentlanguageandendupembarrassingourselves.Itsoundsriskytous.64．Forexample,wecantryanewfood.Andwefallinlovewithitfinally.Itcanbesweetortastesverygood.Wemaytryanewsportandfalldownbutwegetbackupandfinallyexperiencepleasure,evenforaminute.Wemayseewhypeoplelovethatsportsomuch.Ifwetryanewkindofmusic,wemayregretwedidn'tfinditsooner.65．Wecantrytowriteorspeakadifferentlanguage,andwemaybealittleembarrassedatfirst,butweknowthattheonlywayimproveistomakemistakesandkeepontrying.Allinall,keeptryingsomethingnew.Thenyouwillhavechancestogetrewards(回報).A.Butitisnotsobadtotakerisks.B.Andwedon'tlikethefoodfinally.C.Sowe'dbetternottryanythingnew.D.Whenwetrysomethingnew,there'salwaystherisk.E.Wecanseeanewkindofartandmaybesurprisedatitsbeauty.（2025·長沙模擬）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有一項為多余選項。Asstudents,wehavehomeworkeveryday.66．Doinghomeworkshouldbethefirstthing,andweshoulddoourhomeworkassoonaswegethome.Atthesametime,itisfinetoallowforasnackbreakandalsoforstretching(伸展)breaks.Itisourdutytodoourhomework.67．Pleasetrytofindtheanswerbyourselvesbecausewewilllearnmuchmoreinthisway.Whenwehaveaquestion,especiallysomethingaboutscienceormaths,don'talwaysturntooursmartphone,iPadorcomputer!Weneedtothinkhard,thentrytosolvetheproblemsbyourselves.Wecanalsolookatourtextbookscarefully,orusesometoolbooks.68．Finally,whiledoinghomework,don'tthinkaboutordootherthings.Keepworking.Wecansetatimelimit(限制)tohelpwiththis.69．10-15minutesisgoodforachildthatisaged6-8.Atimeof20-30minutesisrightforachildaged9-12.Kidscankeepstudyingfor30-45minutesattheagesof13-15.What'smore,theabilitytopayattentionandstayontasksalsodecidesthestudytime.Soitisnaturalthatsomekidsmaybenotgoodatit.A.Don'tdependonourparentsforhelp.B.Differentagesdecidedifferentstudytime.C.Wecan'tlearnanythingwithoutthinking.D.Ourparentswon'thelpus.E.Hereissomeadviceforustofinishourhomeworkwell.（2025·汨羅模擬）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有一項為多余選項。BeijingSilkFigurines(絹人)Fortheyoungergenerations(一代)inChina,moderntoyshavealwaysbeenattractive(有吸引力的).Recently,Beijingsilkfigurines,withfineclothingandlivelyfacialexpressions,haveprovedthattheyarejustasattractiveasmoderntoys.AsaformofNationalIntangibleCulturalHeritage(國家級非物質文化遺產(chǎn)),Beijingsilkfigurineshaveahistoryofmorethan1,000years.70．Usually,atraditionalsilkfigurineismainlymadeofnaturalsilk.HeMeiisaninheritor(傳承者)ofBeijingsilkfigurines.Whenfirstseeingthedolls,shewassoattractedbytheirappearancesthatshedecidedtolearntheskillofmakingthem.71．NowHerteamisworkinghardtomakeBeijingsilkfigurinesgofurther."PeoplearefamiliarwithAmericanBarbiedolls.IwanttoturnBeijingsilkfigurinesinto‘ChineseBarbiedolls',"shesaid.72．ThefirstBeijingsilkfigurinestheteamproducedweremodeledafterthedifferentrolesinPekingOpera.Theteamhasalsoturnedwell-knowncharactersfromotherChineseoperasintofigurines.Tomakeitsproductsmorepopular,HerteamhasdevelopedcompleteDIYtoolbags,sopeoplecancreateafigurineoftheirownwithinanhour.73．Sotheycanpowertheirfigurineswithtechnology."Theconnectionoftheancientfolkartwithtechnologywillmakepeopleevenmoreinterestedintheart,"Shesaid.A.Itisoneofthegreatestinventionsinhumanhistory.B.ItshistorydatesallthewaytotheTangDynasty(朝代).C.Latershesetuphercompanyin2013toproducesilkfigurines.D.Besides,hercompanyhasevenworkedwithrobotcompanies.E.Theinspiration(靈感)fortheirdesignsmainlycomesfromtraditionalChineseculture.（2025·