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1/1考前押題05完形填空題(期末專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練)話題1社會(huì)與人物話題4學(xué)校與教育話題2生活與學(xué)習(xí)話題5生態(tài)與自然話題3文化與社會(huì)話題6社會(huì)與服務(wù)話題1社會(huì)與人物Passage1FrancisKereisthefirstAfricantowinthePritzkerPrize,knownastheNobelPrizeofarchitecture.However,his1tothepeakofhisfieldwasfarfromsmooth.Growingupinavillagewheretherewasnokindergarten,hewas2intoanextremelyhotclassroomwithover100students.Attheageof7,FrancisKerehadtoleavehisfamilyhometoattendschoolbecausehisvillagedidn’thaveoneofitsown.This3ofpoorbuildingfacilitiescontributedtohisvisionofbettereducationallivesoflocalchildren,usingarchitecture.Thirteenyearslater,heboardedaplaneforGermanyonascholarshiptostudyarchitecture.Hisearlyreputationcameinhelping4aschoolinhisvillageaftergraduatingfromcollege.He5thewholevillagetoprovideideasanddrewthe6onsandforalltosee.7,heinvolvedtheminconstructingtheschool,usinglocalwoodandlocalclay(黏土).Theresultoftheirhardworkwasawelcomingstructurewitha“floating”roofthat8ventilation(通風(fēng))inahotclimateandwallopeningsthatbring9forstudentstolearnevenwithoutelectricity.Heshowedthevillagersthatideasto10climateorotherchallengesarealwaysathand.Inthisprocess,localpeoplelearned11skillsthattheycouldlaterusetofindwork.Bycooperatingwiththem,Kere12theideathatclimatesolutionsstartedwithbiginstitutions.He13thateveryonecouldcontributetoaddressingthemajorissuesrelatedtoeducationandclimateand14aglobalimpactbyactinglocally.Adoptedbyarchitectsindozensofcountries,his15isrootedinthe“unique”aspectsofeachcommunitynow.1.A.a(chǎn)ngle B.welfare C.journey D.border2.A.perceived B.crowded C.estimated D.reacted3.A.trick B.infection C.qualification D.experience4.A.integrate B.chart C.oppose D.design5.A.banned B.encouraged C.ordered D.warned6.A.firm B.soil C.draft D.gesture7.A.Moreover B.Otherwise C.Therefore D.However8.A.blocks B.delays C.refuses D.a(chǎn)llows9.A.wind B.fire C.light D.a(chǎn)ir10.A.subscribeto B.dealwith C.participatein D.dependon11.A.a(chǎn)cademic B.urgent C.severe D.practical12.A.challenged B.declared C.a(chǎn)ttracted D.a(chǎn)greed13.A.denied B.suspected C.imagined D.demonstrated14.A.ignore B.generate C.miss D.lose15.A.innovation B.fantasy C.patience D.expensePassage2Bryanalmostdidn’tnoticetheoldlady,whowas1onthesideoftheroad.Butdespitethedarklight,hecouldseesheneeded2.Withouthesitation,hepulledover,gotoutofhiscar,and3her.Theoldlady,however,seemed4.Washegoingtohurther?Helookedpoorandhungry.Sensingheruneaseasshestoodthereinthecold,Bryan5acomfortingsmile,“I’mheretohelpyou,ma’am,“hesaidgently.“Whydon’tyouwaitinthecarwhereit’s6;Bytheway,mynameisBryan.”Theflattire(輪胎)wasabig7forher.Bryanslidunderthecarto8thejack(千斤頂),andquicklyreplacedthetire,eventhoughhishandsgot9intheprocess.Theoldladycouldn’tthankhimenoughforcomingtoher10.Sheaskedhowmuchsheshouldpay,butBryansimplytoldherto11himbackbysupportingsomeonein12.Later,theoldladystoppedatacafé,whereapregnant(懷孕的)waitresshelpeddryherwethair.13bythewaitress’kindness,sheleft$400withanotethatread,“Donotletthischainoflove14withyou.”15moved,thewaitressreturnedhomeandspoketohishusbandsoftly,“Everything’sgoingtobeallright,Bryan.”1.A.based B.focused C.stuck D.decided2.A.help B.money C.treatment D.a(chǎn)dvice3.A.wentagainst B.headedtoward C.a(chǎn)rguedwith D.passedover4.A.excited B.outgoing C.worried D.friendly5.A.struggled B.hid C.received D.offered6.A.warm B.crowded C.clean D.limited7.A.picture B.headache C.part D.name8.A.transport B.weigh C.place D.clean9.A.dirty B.clean C.washed D.fixed10.A.sense B.notice C.mind D.a(chǎn)id11.A.recover B.repay C.reduce D.require12.A.curiosity B.balance C.doubt D.need13.A.Touched B.Designed C.Written D.Created14.A.compare B.share C.end D.fight15.A.Slightly B.Recently C.Rarely D.Deeply話題2生活與學(xué)習(xí)Passage1WhenmygranddaughterLilywassevenyearsold,Ispentsometimeteachingheraboutbeinggenerous(慷慨的).Shegotalotofchocolateforherbirthday.Iaskedherifshewouldliketoshareherchocolatewithothers.She1mysuggestiondirectly.Thatwaswhatsetoffmy2toshare,butIwasn’tsureifshewasconvinced(說服).Wethenwentdowntownforshopping.Itookhertoarestaurantafterthat.Shewasa3eater,butItriedtomakeherhaveagoatsomenew4.Duringthemeal,I5amansittingalonenearus.Perhaps6itwasThanksgivingDayorhejustfoundourpairofgrandmaandgranddaughterlovely,themanpaidforourmealuponleaving.Thewaiter7withusifthatwasOK.Wegotso8andmoved.AndthemanleftbeforeIhadtimetoexpressmythankfulness.Afterleavingtherestaurant,IsaidtoLily,“Wedon’treallyneeda9lunch.Sowhydon’twepayourgood10forward?”Sheimmediatelyunderstoodand11lookedforsomeonewhoneededhelp.Suddenly,wesawanoldwomanwho12topayforsomefruits.Lilyranuptoherandgaveherourlunchmoneysmilingly.Thewoman’sfacelitupandshethankedLilyhappily.“Sweetie,that’swhatgenerositygivesyou—a13heart,”ItoldLily.Thenextwholeweek,Lily14somechocolatebeforeschooleverydayandshareditwithherschoolmates.Iamgratefultothe15whogaveusmorethanmuch.1.A.doubted B.refused C.believed D.remembered2.A.determination B.confidence C.a(chǎn)bility D.encouragement3.A.messy B.noisy C.picky D.regular4.A.dishes B.tables C.sweets D.gifts5.A.noticed B.recognized C.helped D.examined6.A.unless B.once C.because D.whether7.A.a(chǎn)rgued B.shared C.considered D.checked8.A.excited B.surprised C.regretful D.a(chǎn)wkward9.A.cheap B.delicious C.free D.special10.A.patience B.luck C.a(chǎn)ttitude D.performance11.A.secretly B.unwillingly C.hurriedly D.carefully12.A.volunteered B.struggled C.promised D.forgot13.A.joyful B.brave C.curious D.peaceful14.A.packed B.mailed C.offered D.enjoyed15.A.receiver B.owner C.waiter D.strangerPassage2WhenIwasateachingassistantatMichiganMedicalSchool,astudentcameintomyofficeandbrokeintotears.Whenshefinally1,Iaskedherwhatwaswrong.Shetoldmethatshehadtobeadoctor,2shehadjustfailedthefirstorganicchemistrytest.Istarted3herandsaidIwouldhelpher.However,itquicklybecame4thatshelackedeventhemostbasic5requiredforthecourse.Iworkedandworkedwithher,butwhenthesecond6camearound,shefailedagain.Istruggledforalongtime.7,Ihadtosay,“Look,haveyou8studyingothercourses?Organicchemistryisreallyhardforyou,and…”Shebrokeinandsaid9,“Ihavetobeadoctor.Don’tyouunderstandthat?”Thensherushedoutofmyoffice.I’vethoughtlongaboutthatincident:Thisyoungladyhad10herselfforyears.Noonehadevertoldherthe11:“Hey,youknow,maybebeingadoctorisn’tsuitableforyou.”Latershe12afewcoursesagainandhadtoleaveMichiganMedicalSchool.Iwonderhowmuchtimeshe13.Maybeshewouldbeaworld-classartistorbankmanagerifshehadn’tinsistedonbecomingadoctor.Butifsomeonehadbeen14withherearlier,shemighthaveavoidedtheterriblesuffering.Honestguidance,thoughhard,istrue15.1.A.brokedown B.gotthrough C.calmeddown D.wentoff2.A.but B.a(chǎn)s C.or D.a(chǎn)nd3.A.greeting B.a(chǎn)pproaching C.teaching D.comforting4.A.normal B.typical C.obvious D.regular5.A.skills B.patience C.habits D.faith6.A.semester B.test C.mission D.lesson7.A.Eventually B.Recently C.Gradually D.Suddenly8.A.begun B.remembered C.regretted D.considered9.A.slowly B.exactly C.a(chǎn)ngrily D.gently10.A.a(chǎn)dmired B.fooled C.inspired D.judged11.A.truth B.dream C.decision D.difference12.A.a(chǎn)ttended B.failed C.chose D.finished13.A.spared B.planned C.saved D.wasted14.A.honest B.familiar C.satisfied D.strict15.A.intention B.resource C.kindness D.belief話題3文化與社會(huì)Passage1CharlieJeffers,18,startedplayingwithLegosetsatage4.Eachbirthday,Charliewouldreceivebrand-newLegosets,buttohissadness,manyLegobricksendedupinlandfills(垃圾填埋場)andmanychildrencouldn’t1name-brandtoysbecausetheywerecostly.“Legobringsmealotofjoy,andIwantto2thatpleasuretootherkids,”hesays.Charliedecidedtofinda3tobothproblems.He4postersaroundhisneighborhood,askingpeopletodonatetheir5Legobricks.Aftercleaningthebricksandsortingthembycolorandsize,he6themintoboxedsets.Eachincludedbuildinginstructionsandapictureofthefinished7.CharliedeliveredthesetstoalocalBoysandGirlsClub.Kidstherewere8toreceivethesets.Hebeganmakingregular9totheclub,ensuringeverychildtosharethejoy.Charliealsodevelopedanetworkof10.TheydowhatCharliedoesbutintheirowncommunities.Consequently,PasstheBricks,anonprofitorganizationinMarinCounty,California,wasborn,givingkidsmore11toenjoyLegobricks.PasstheBrickshas12donatedover13,000setstokidsinneedand13nearly7,000poundsofusedbricks,re-purposingtheseterrifictoyswhilekeepingallthatplasticoutoflandfills.AMarinCountynewspaperreportedhisstory.Throughsocialmediaandwordofmouth,theproject14acrosstheBayArea.CharliefeltproudtoseeasmallLegobrickmakingabig15.1.A.a(chǎn)pply B.a(chǎn)fford C.leave D.borrow2.A.teach B.explain C.change D.spread3.A.solution B.reason C.similarity D.characteristic4.A.setup B.tookup C.putup D.madeup5.A.unlocked B.unfamiliar C.unwanted D.unknown6.A.packaged B.divided C.turned D.broke7.A.painting B.creation C.homework D.research8.A.a(chǎn)nnoyed B.frightened C.confused D.thrilled9.A.discoveries B.deliveries C.decisions D.discussions10.A.volunteers B.cleaners C.engineers D.designers11.A.challenges B.opportunities C.proposals D.strengths12.A.mainly B.usually C.totally D.hardly13.A.collected B.protected C.created D.buried14.A.destroyed B.brought C.a(chǎn)ttracted D.expanded15.A.promise B.trouble C.difference D.familyPassage2OneFriday,wewerehavingaclasswhenMrs.Hillsaidthatsheneededtobeoutforafewminutes.Sheaskedustoreadin1.Andshesaidthosewhodidn’tobeytherulewouldhavetobepunished.Itwaswell-knownthatMrs.Hillwas2.Sowehadtobeonourbestbehaviour.ButMrs.Hillhadn’tbeengoneforsecondsbeforesomestudentsstartedtotalk.Quickly,abouthalfofthestudents3witheachother.Afterawhile,I,too,4aboutMrs.Hill’srequirement.IaskedmyfriendLiza.“CanIborrowyourstorybook?”Justthen,Mrs.Hillwalkedin.Thewholeclassreturnedtosilenceatonce.Mrs.Hillsaid,“Ifyouweretalking,thenstandup.”The5suddenlyweighedheavilyonme.SoIbuiltupmycouragetostandup.I6myhead,aloneandfearful,worriedaboutthe7waitingforme.8,Mrs.Hillaskedmeinasoftvoice,“Whydidyoudaretostandup?”IsaidIshouldadmit(承認(rèn))myfault.Quiteamazedbymyanswer,Mrs.Hill9me.Thensheturnedtotheclassandexplainedthevalueof10.WithMrs.Hill’s11,anotherstudentstoodup.Thenmorestudents12untilabouthalfofthestudentsstoodup.Seeingit,Mrs.Hillapplauded(贊賞)usforour13andsaid,“remember,everyoneshouldbe14forhisbehaviour”.AndIwashappythatinawayIsetagood15tomyclassmates.1.A.order B.person C.groups D.silence2.A.strict B.open-minded C.easygoing D.energetic3.A.greeted B.communicated C.competed D.worked4.A.cared B.thought C.forgot D.learned5.A.sadness B.regret C.doubt D.a(chǎn)nger6.A.turned B.shook C.lowered D.touched7.A.risk B.punishment C.failure D.challenge8.A.Unexpectedly B.Suddenly C.Obviously D.Unfortunately9.A.educated B.questioned C.influenced D.praised10.A.kindness B.patience C.honesty D.interest11.A.invitation B.encouragement C.company D.a(chǎn)greement12.A.followed B.waited C.a(chǎn)ppeared D.moved13.A.unity B.courage C.a(chǎn)bility D.determination14.A.good B.thankful C.ready D.responsible15.A.standard B.goal C.example D.theme話題4學(xué)校與教育Passage1WhenIfinallyachievedmylifelongdreamtocompletemyPhD(博士學(xué)位),itwaswithmydaughter.Ihadalwayshad1inmystudies.BythetimeIcompletedmyMaster’sinEconomicsin1985,IwassurethatI2togetaPhD.Withinayearaftermypostgraduate,Ifaceda3intheroad:Ajobopportunity.Idecidedtoputmydegree4.Afewyearsdowntheline,Igotmarriedandhadmyfirstchild.In2007,opportunitycame5again.ButperhapsI6toosoon.Oneday,duringanearly-morninghike,Isuddenly7andfell,seriouslyinjuringmyleftankle.Sixmonthslater,8asIwas,thestepsforPhDwereallimpossible.Forthenextfiveyears,I9onnewpostingsandmydayswerefilledwithworkandfamily.WhenmyelderdaughterShreyabeganaPhD,itseemedliketheperfectopportunityto10heronthePhDjourney.InDecember2012,Ieventually11myPhDprogrammeatDelhiUniversity.Istillremembertheprofessorandstudentslooked12surprisedwhentheysawa50-somethingstudentinclass.Lifegetsinthewayand13youoffcourse.Butstaying14totheoriginalselfandhavingbeliefinyourselfmakeallthedifference,especiallywhenyou’reontheroadless15.1.A.confidence B.support C.time D.trouble2.A.managed B.wanted C.dared D.begged3.A.crash B.sign C.fork D.stage4.A.inhand B.inreturn C.onpurpose D.onhold5.A.missing B.knocking C.warning D.cheering6.A.dropped B.changed C.celebrated D.a(chǎn)greed7.A.tripped B.moved C.stopped D.rushed8.A.grounded B.excited C.a(chǎn)larmed D.pained9.A.relied B.focused C.checked D.planned10.A.encourage B.trust C.push D.partner11.A.quitted B.copied C.discovered D.started12.A.predictably B.comfortably C.strangely D.coldly13.A.sends B.burns C.forces D.cuts14.A.simple B.equal C.true D.clear15.A.travelled B.opened C.blocked D.preferredPassage2Since2009,asmallarmyof1inthePalaceMuseumhavebeenreceivingglobalsocialmediaattention.Thesehairyguardsare2insidethemuseumwalls.Thepurposeistodefendwoodenstructuresand3relicsagainstmice.IvisitedthePalaceMuseuminthesummerof2023to4thehistoryofQingDynasty.IstayedinasmallhotelinoneofBeijing’shutongareasforawholemonth.Ittookmea20-minutewalktothe5everymorning.Before6toBeijing,IhadalreadyconductedsomebackgroundresearchonthehistoryofthePalaceMuseumitselfandmanagedtoreadanarticleaboutthefamouspalacecats.Iwas7tospotatleastoneofthemduringmystaythere.Inthethirdweek,8Iwaswalkingthroughthewesterngates,Iwassurprisedtospotnotone,nottwo,butthreecatsonthecornerofaporchinfrontofanoffice.I9thefurryguardsinChinese,“Hi!Kitties!”Thecatsignoredme,10totakearestintheshadenexttotheirwhitepaintedcathouses.I11threemorecatsinsidethebamboogardenoftheemployees’exercisegrounds.Itwasn’tuntilmylastweekinBeijingthatI12gottopetone.Theslightlyfatfurrycatlookedlikethereal“boss”ofthepalaceashemadehiswayovertome,staringwithhissharpyellowandblueeyesandletting13short,loudmeowsdemandingattention.Hewasveryfriendlyand14tobescratchedbehindtheearandevengivenabellyrub.Forthosecat15planningontakingatriptoChina’scapital,theseabsolutelyadorablesecurityguardsaredefinitelyworthspendingadayinthepalacelookingfor.1.A.dogs B.researchers C.cats D.volunteers2.A.a(chǎn)llowed B.changed C.moved D.hidden3.A.personal B.comfortable C.specific D.priceless4.A.revive B.research C.organize D.symbolize5.A.museum B.temple C.capital D.republic6.A.lookingforward B.gettingback C.settingout D.givingup7.A.frightened B.disappointed C.determined D.shocked8.A.though B.since C.unless D.a(chǎn)s9.A.greeted B.begged C.supplied D.contacted10.A.a(chǎn)pplying B.preferring C.requesting D.pretending11.A.rescued B.protected C.buried D.spotted12.A.finally B.basically C.equally D.seriously13.A.in B.down C.out D.up14.A.a(chǎn)nxious B.confident C.embarrassed D.content15.A.controllers B.lovers C.owners D.experts話題5生態(tài)與自然Passage1Dressedinakachhad,atraditionalNepaleseclothes,UmeshBalalwalkedintohismeetingsatthe28thUnitedNationsClimateChangeConference(COP28)onclimatechangeinDubaiwithasenseofdetermination.Balal,whohasphysicaldisability,wastheretopublicly1inclusionofdisabilityrightsintheclimatechangeconference,anaspectthathesaidhaslongbeen2byorganizersoftheworld’slargestannualmeetingonclimateissues.Asastudent,Balalwas3aboutscienceandinvolvedhimselfinresearchonenvironmentalscience.Thosewerehisfirstfewinteractionsthat4theclimaterelatedissuestohim.Beingfromamountainousregion,Balal5moreabouthowclimatechangehad6peoplethere,whichledhimtodevelopclimateanxiety.ThemoreBalan7himselftoclimatescience,themorehelearnedabouttheimpactofclimatechange.Peoplewithmoreresourceshavebetterchancesof8theclimatecrisis.Butthelessdevelopedcountries,forthe9communities,usuallydon’thavethesameopportunities,whichwillpushthemfurtherintothe10Anditisevenharderforpeoplewith11.ManypeoplewithdisabilitiesinNepaldon’thave12topropereducationoropportunitiesforgrowth.Asaresult,theyaren’tabletoadvocatefortheirrights.

Inaninterview,Balansaid,“13,IamhonoredthatIcomefromasupportivefamily,whereIhadachanceofgoodeducationwhich14metogrowinlife.ThisiswhatI15forothers,tochangethewaytheylivetheirlives.”1.A.control B.a(chǎn)chieve C.support D.measure2.A.ignored B.studied C.respected D.issued3.A.a(chǎn)nxious B.particular C.worried D.curious4.A.sold B.lent C.introduced D.a(chǎn)warded5.A.brought B.knew C.complained D.quarreled6.A.a(chǎn)ffected B.prepared C.organized D.a(chǎn)dmitted7.A.devoted B.changed C.limited D.helped8.A.comparingwith B.copingwith C.differingfrom D.resultingfrom9.A.warmer B.cleaner C.poorer D.quieter10.A.confidence B.calmness C.honesty D.crisis11.A.rights B.disabilities C.degrees D.a(chǎn)dvertisements12.A.objection B.a(chǎn)ttention C.a(chǎn)ccess D.gratitude13.A.Fortunately B.Secretly C.Similarly D.Naturally14.A.forced B.ordered C.warned D.a(chǎn)llowed15.A.occupy B.want C.cheer D.blamePassage2Athenaisa4-year-oldGermanShepherdandHuskymix(混血犬)inGreenCoveSprings,Florida.She1foranunexpectedadventurethatleftherfamilyboth2andamazed.OnDecember15,Athenamanagedto3fromherhomeinamysterioussituation,leavingherowners,theComerfamily,ina(n)4search.Despitesupportfromthecommunityandalotof5,Athenaremainedhardtofind.“Shewasthehide-and-seekgrandchampion,”Comersaid.“Witheverysightingfromothers,myheartjumpedwithexcitementandthenmyheart6becausewewerealwaysonestepbehind.”TheentiresearchwasaterrifyingandscaryexperienceforComer,whowasworriedaboutwhereherdogcouldhavegoneorwhatshecouldhave7.The8momentcameintheearlyhoursofChristmasEve.At2:30a.m.,theComers’Ringdoorbellcamera9Athena’sreturnassherangthedoorbellwithherpaws,10awaitingtobeletinside.TheheartwarmingsceneshowedAthenajumpingatthedoor,expressingher11tocomehome.Uponopeningthedoor,thefamilywas12toseetheirbelovedpetsaleandsound.Athenaimmediatelysoughtoutherfavoriteballtoplaybefore13backintoanormalstate,asifshehadneverbeenaway.Thisevent14thestrongbond(關(guān)系)betweenpetsandtheirowners,aswellastheadaptionandintelligenceofdogslikeAthena.TheComersplantotakepreventive(預(yù)防的)15toensureAthena’ssafety,includingafullveterinaryexamination,fleaandticktreatments,andmicrochipping(植入微芯片).1.A.setup B.setout C.setin D.setdown2.A.curious B.confused C.a(chǎn)nxious D.disappointed3.A.escape B.break C.jump D.return4.A.formal B.crazy C.powerful D.extra5.A.conflicts B.options C.comments D.sightings6.A.beat B.hurt C.flew D.sank7.A.encountered B.found C.lost D.forgotten8.A.surprising B.freezing C.challenging D.a(chǎn)larming9.A.watched B.observed C.captured D.noticed10.A.bitterly B.eagerly C.patiently D.calmly11.A.behavior B.a(chǎn)nger C.stress D.desire12.A.frightened B.likely C.overjoyed D.panicked13.A.getting B.heading C.running D.looking14.A.hides B.highlights C.holds D.destroys15.A.lessons B.tests C.risks D.measures話題6社會(huì)與服務(wù)Passage1BrendasatcoloringashermomwatchedballetonTV.“Whydoyoulike1,Mom?”sheasked.Hermom2howgracefulitwas.Brendathoughtitwouldbemorefuntoseeit3,buthermomsaidthey’dhavetotraveltoa4cityforthat.Brendastartedthinkingabouthermom’sbirthdaynextweek,5ifshecoulddrawapictureofadancerforher.Maybe...ormaybehermomwas6.Maybethereweredancersintheirlittletown.Whenhermomwasbusycooking,Brendapickedupthe7andstartedlooking.“PrivateDanceforAdults”seemedlikeagreat8!Brendawentquietlyupstairsand9calledthenumber.Thewomanontheotherend,Trudy,wasfriendly.Brendawasn’tatallsurewhatshewassupposedtosay,butshereally10.“Howoldareyou?”Trudyasked.WhenBrendasaidseven,Trudyexplainedthatshehadtobe18to11ahomedanceparty,butpromisedtocallbackthenextday.Ithadbeen12tocall,butthewomansoundedsonice.Andshesaidshewouldcallback!ItwasBrenda’sfirstbusinesscall,butshefeltquite13withit.Thenextmorning.Trudy14Brenda’smom,explainingwhathadhappened.Brenda’smomlaughed,touchedbythesweet15.Thatafternoon,Brendastartedtodrawwhatwouldturnouttobeaverybeautifulpictureofadancer.1.A.painting B.dancing C.reading D.singing2.A.debated B.a(chǎn)dded C.explained D.realized3.A.live B.together C.often D.online4.A.special B.beautiful C.busy D.big5.A.wondering B.deciding C.doubting D.checking6.A.wise B.wrong C.sad D.curious7.A.storybook B.textbook C.notebook D.phonebook8.A.place B.title C.choice D.course9.A.nervously B.calmly C.proudly D.patiently10.A.tookhertime B.didherbest C.changedhermind D.keptherword11.A.schedule B.direct C.design D.watch12.A.necessary B.simple C.suitable D.difficult13.A.bored B.satisfied C.confused D.disappointed14.A.visited B.a(chǎn)sked C.greeted D.called15.A.memory B.style C.surprise D.taskPassage2MymumsaysIshouldspendmoretimeplayingoutsidewhereIcan1somefreshair.ShewarnsmethatIamgetting2tothecomputer.ButwhatIlikeisthatmyfriendsandIcansendinstantmessages(IM),textor3eachother,OnedayIgotanIMfroma(n)4whocalledhimselfBradley.Ifoundthatwebothlovedcomputergames.Thenwe5andemailedeveryday.Hewasinterestingandsmart—muchsmarterthanthe6teenagersIknew.Theotherday,Bradleytoldmethathewouldcometomycitywithhisparentsandthatwecouldhaveasecretmeeting.Iwas7thatIwasfinallygoingtomeetBradley.Thenextday,assoonasItoldmum,whowasalawyer,thatIwasgoingtomeetanewe-pal,shebeganaskingmetonsofquestions.Thatreally8heroff!ThenextthingIknew,shehadcalledsomeofherpolicefriendsandtheycametoourhouse,Iwonderedwhatthebig9was.Nocrime(犯罪)hadbeen10.Wewerejustkidssendingemails.IntheafternoonmymumandIwenttotheice-creamplacewhereBradleyandIweresupposedtomeet,withtwopoliceofficers11.ItturnedoutthatBradleywasa12grown-up,disabledman!Thepolicemencaughthimanddrovehimtothepolicestation.Fromthisexperience,Irealizedthatfriendsshould13moreface-to-facecommunication,andlessonline14.Thisisthebestwayto15healthyrelationships.1.A.bring B.breathe C.observe D.clear2.A.a(chǎn)ddicted B.a(chǎn)ccess C.used D.close3.A.telephone B.meet C.email D.write4.A.friend B.voice C.a(chǎn)dult D.kid5.A.chatted B.saw C.blogged D.cheated6.A.honest B.imaginary C.typical D.generous7.A.shocked B.depressed C.scared D.excited8.A.set B.shut C.gave D.turned9.A.trick B.deal C.power D.disaster10.A.found B.solved C.committed D.prevented11.A.waiting B.watching C.standingup D.takingpictures12.A.wisely B.sincerely C.totally D.a(chǎn)dmirably13.A.get B.focus C.comment D.blame14.A.CommunicationB.games C.favour D.identity15.A.value B.impact C.select D.Maintain

考前押題05完形填空題(期末專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練)話題1社會(huì)與人物話題4學(xué)校與教育話題2生活與學(xué)習(xí)話題5生態(tài)與自然話題3文化與社會(huì)話題6社會(huì)與服務(wù)話題1社會(huì)與人物Passage1FrancisKereisthefirstAfricantowinthePritzkerPrize,knownastheNobelPrizeofarchitecture.However,his1tothepeakofhisfieldwasfarfromsmooth.Growingupinavillagewheretherewasnokindergarten,hewas2intoanextremelyhotclassroomwithover100students.Attheageof7,FrancisKerehadtoleavehisfamilyhometoattendschoolbecausehisvillagedidn’thaveoneofitsown.This3ofpoorbuildingfacilitiescontributedtohisvisionofbettereducationallivesoflocalchildren,usingarchitecture.Thirteenyearslater,heboardedaplaneforGermanyonascholarshiptostudyarchitecture.Hisearlyreputationcameinhelping4aschoolinhisvillageaftergraduatingfromcollege.He5thewholevillagetoprovideideasanddrewthe6onsandforalltosee.7,heinvolvedtheminconstructingtheschool,usinglocalwoodandlocalclay(黏土).Theresultoftheirhardworkwasawelcomingstructurewitha“floating”roofthat8ventilation(通風(fēng))inahotclimateandwallopeningsthatbring9forstudentstolearnevenwithoutelectricity.Heshowedthevillagersthatideasto10climateorotherchallengesarealwaysathand.

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