專題02完形填空

考點(diǎn)01中考真題分類匯編

（一）

（2025·湖北武漢·中考真題）“Whydidwepicktodayforthis?Ishouldbestayingathome,havinga

birthdayparty,andlotsofbirthdaygiftsarewaitingforme!”IsaidtoDad,alittleupset.Sixmilesintoour

bird-watchingtripinHappyForestPark,wewerein1.

Inthemorning,wesetoutin2weather.Birdsweresingingalongthewaywhileweenjoyedthe

sunshine.Butstormcloudscameunexpectedly.

“Icheckedtheweather,buttheappdidn’t3us,”Dadexplained.Momcomfortedme.

“Don’tworry,andmaybeyou’llgetanicer4foryourbirthday.”

“Really?”Iforcedasmile.

“Findshelter(遮蔽)!”Dadshoutedastheheavyrainpoureddown.We5arestareanearbyand

rushedthere.ThewindblewhardandIfeltcold.IfoundI’dforgottentotakemyemergencyrescueblanket(緊急

救生毯)whenI6mybag.

“Ta-da!Look!”Dadpulledoutablanketfromhisbagandputitoverus.“Let’s7,”headded.

Mombroughtoutapacketofcookies.“8makeseverythingbetter,”shesaid,passingthemaround.Her

calmnesshelpedmebreathe9.

Halfanhourpassed,buttheraindidn’tstop.Wehadto10thetripandreturn.

Thegroundwaswet,soDadkeptremindingustobeslowand11.Hesuggestedweholdonto

thetreesinordernotto12.

Theskygrewdark,sowecouldn’tseetheroadclearly.“Arewe…13?”Iasked.Dadtookouta

compass(指南針)fromhismagicbag.“Seethis?Always14one,”hesaid,“Northisthatway.”Thenhe

guideduswithaflashlight.

Wefinallygottothecarparkanddrovehomesafely.Onarrivinghome,wegotintowarmclothes.“The

weatherinthemountainschangesanytime.Luckily,withgood15,wemadethetripsafeandsound.

Highfive!”Dadsaidwhileweweredrinkinghotchocolate.

“AndthisunusualtripisthebestbirthdaygiftIgottoday,”IsmiledtoMom.

1．A．joyB．peaceC．troubleD．place

2．A．sunnyB．cloudyC．snowyD．rainy

3．A．warnB．greetC．cheatD．fail

4．A．cakeB．courseC．programD．gift

5．A．missedB．noticedC．builtD．reached

6．A．closedB．searchedC．droppedD．tidied

7．A．shoutB．jumpC．shareD．continue

8．A．MedicineB．DrinkC．ExerciseD．Food

9．A．rapidlyB．loudlyC．easilyD．heavily

10．A．waitforB．takeupC．payforD．giveup

11．A．carefulB．friendlyC．silentD．a(chǎn)ctive

12．A．sitB．sleepC．fallD．run

13．A．lostB．hurtC．busyD．late

14．A．buyB．borrowC．raiseD．pack

15．A．imaginationB．preparationC．invitationD．situation

（二）

（2024·湖北武漢·中考真題）Sevenarcticwolves(北極狼)movesmoothlyacrossafrozenpoolandbegintorun

afterathickpieceofice.

Thethreeolderwolvesare1wildly,hittingthefouryoungwolvesandsendingthemrolling(打

滾)onthefrozengrass.Buttheyoungjumpupandrunbackontothefrozenpoolto2thegame.Finally,

theyoungestwolfquicklycatchestheice,makingittopieces.Gameover.Therestofthewolves3him,

asiftosay,“Whatnow?”Then,onebyone,theyallturntolookatme.

I’vebeen4thesesevenwolvesforhours,keepingagooddistance(距離)betweenussothey

don’tfeel5.There’sprobablynootherplaceonEarththanEllesmereIsland(Canada’snorthernmost

island)wherewolveswouldletahumansitalongsidethemlikeI’mdoing.Forthis6,Itraveledhereto

joinadocumentary(紀(jì)錄片)filmteam.

They7Iwasthere,buttheyhadn’tpaidanyattentiontome—untilnow.I8asour

eyesmeet.Nomatterhowplayfultheyappearedafewminutesbefore,Irememberthattheseare9wild

animals.

Thewolvesbegintowalktowardme.Butthey10mebeforestoppingattheirpreferredprey(獵

物).Mostofthemeatis11,butenoughforeachwolftohavesomethingtoeat.Everyfewminutes,one

ofthewolveslooksoveratme,butnoneofthemseem12.IrelaxalittleasIwatchthemeat.

Aftertheyfinishfeedingontheprey,theywalkslowlytothegrassfora13.Theyoungstay

togetherwhileeacholderwolffindsacomfortableplacealone.

Manyhourslater,theybegintowakeup.It’stimetoeatagain.Whathappensnextmakesme14:

Thethreeolderwolvesrunoffintothehillsforfood,leavingmewiththeyoung!Isupposetheyunderstoodit

wouldbe15tobewithme.

1．A．eatingB．lookingC．diggingD．playing

2．A．startB．continueC．stopD．end

3．A．stareatB．escapefromC．fightwithD．stepon

4．A．drawingB．protectingC．watchingD．guiding

5．A．lonelyB．a(chǎn)fraidC．tiredD．hungry

6．A．chanceB．reasonC．purposeD．result

7．A．doubtedB．forgotC．knewD．hoped

8．A．smileB．nodC．leaveD．shake

9．A．onceB．onlyC．a(chǎn)lsoD．still

10．A．warnB．catchC．rushD．pass

11．A．brokenB．hiddenC．goneD．done

12．A．botheredB．controlledC．forcedD．fooled

13．A．gameB．sleepC．mealD．film

14．A．scaredB．satisfiedC．surprisedD．stressed

15．A．safeB．luckyC．funnyD．free

（三）

（2023·湖北武漢·中考真題）Katiesaidgoodbyetoherparentsatthefrontdooroftheircandyshopastheydrove

offforavacation,andKatie1she’dbeabletorunitwithAuntMaria’shelp.AuntMariadidn’thave

anyexperienceonbusiness,butsheisalwayscalled“2”.

AsMariablewintothestore,shesaid,“Allright,Katiemylove,let’sgetthispartystarted.”

Katietookherauntovertowherethefamilymadetheirowncandy,suchasfreshfudge(軟糖).AuntMaria

3apieceofchocolatefudge.“Hmm,”shesaid.“It’sgood,butnot4.Wecanaddsomethingto

makethatbasictasteexciting.”

BeforeKatiecould5whatMariameant,thewomanhadgonetothekitchen.Katieheardher

walkingaround,openingdrawersandthefridge.Thenshecamebackwithherhandsfullofthings.She6

themontheworksurfacewithahappytune(小調(diào)).

“Brusselssprouts(甘藍(lán))?”Katiegaveheraunta7look.Shecouldn’tbeserious!Butshewas.

Thewoman’shandswerebusy8thegreenvegetablesandthenaddingthosesmallpiecesintothefudge.

Katie’seyesgrewwideasshewatchedherauntmixthemtogether.

Katie9asthebelloverthefrontdoorrang,announcingsome10.Threeboyscamein.

“I’llhavestrawberryfudge,please,”saidthefirstboy.

“Oh,how11,”laughedMaria.“Imustsuggestyoutrysomethingnew!Trythis!”Sheofferedthe

boystheBrusselssproutfudge.“It’sfree!12!”

Surprised,buttoopoliteto13,theboysleftwiththefudge.

“Theregoourcustomers.Theywilltelleveryonehowstrangeourcandyis,andnobodywillwanttoshop

here!”Katiesaidtoherself.Shedidn’tknowwhattodo.Herparentsweregoingtobe14.

Thesoundofthebellwokeherupfromher15.Theboyswereback!Butthistimetherewasa

crowdofkidscomingintothestorewiththem.

“GivemetwopiecesofBrusselssproutfudge,please.”

1．A．promisedB．rememberedC．pretendedD．checked

2．A．friendlyB．creativeC．honestD．lucky

3．A．noticedB．boughtC．madeD．tried

4．A．softB．sweetC．smoothD．special

5．A．believeB．changeC．questionD．explain

6．A．stuckB．leftC．spreadD．swept

7．A．strangeB．freshC．blackD．hungry

8．A．washingB．weighingC．cuttingD．cooking

9．A．movedonB．lookedupC．brokedownD．cameover

10．A．clerksB．policemenC．customersD．businessmen

11．A．expensiveB．cheapC．funnyD．boring

12．A．StayB．EnjoyC．GoD．Help

13．A．a(chǎn)cceptB．a(chǎn)rgueC．eatD．order

14．A．madB．calmC．relaxedD．silent

15．A．mistakesB．memoriesC．plansD．thoughts

考點(diǎn)022025年中考模擬

（一）

（2025·湖北武漢江漢·三模）AlthoughIwastheclassfunmakeratschool,Iwasquiteshydeepdown.

That’sbecauseIhavearare(罕見的)1thatmakesithardformybraintoseewordsproperly—they

jumpedaroundwhenIread.Iwantedtolearn2toreadbutcouldn’t.

Inprimaryschool,Ididn’ttalkaboutitwithteachersorfamily.Iwasgoodat3it.WhenIhadto

writesomethingdown,Iwouldguessand4thewordsthatIhopedwereright.Ibecamegoodatlearning

byheart.ThingsgotharderwhenIenteredsecondaryschool.IfeltsonervouswheninvitedtoreadaloudthatI

5abadstutter(口吃).TheonlythingIlovedwaspracticalbiology.Iwantedtobeadoctor.

Aftergraduatingfromhighschool,Ithrewmyselfintomedicaltraining.ButthingswerediscoveredwhenI

tooka6inpre-hospitalemergencycare.Attheendofthelearningprocess,Ipassedallmypractical

exams.Theproblemwasthe7exam.Iwassohopeless,butIhadtotelltheexaminingdoctorthatI

couldn’tread.He8thatIgobacktoschool.Iwas34yearsold.

SoIdecidedto9theOpenUniversity(OU)todoamedicaldegree.Iknewthelettersandsome

words,butmyvocabularywas10.Ipaidforatutor(家庭教師)tohelpmeeveryweektounderstand

wordsthroughpictures.

Ittookmenineyearstogetthatdegree.Attheageof47,IbecameateacheratOU,winninganawardfor

receivingeducationso11inlife.Iteachpre-hospitalemergencycaretomedicalstudents.Ialsoteach

childrenandadultswithlearningdifficultiesbecauseIwanttogiveothersthe12Ihad.

Istillhavetroublereadingamenunowbut13there’salwayssomeonearoundtohelpme.I

14andwonderhowmanyotherpeoplehavefacedchallengesineducationandwheretheyarenow.Mystory

provesthatnoone15beleftout,ever.

1．A．a(chǎn)ngerB．conditionC．mindD．moment

2．A．howB．whyC．whereD．when

3．A．showingB．explainingC．fightingD．hiding

4．A．formB．sayC．drawD．practice

5．A．managedB．developedC．servedD．prepared

6．A．courseB．leadC．roadD．trip

7．A．onlineB．mid-termC．listeningD．written

8．A．heardB．suggestedC．promisedD．believed

9．A．a(chǎn)ttendB．findC．a(chǎn)llowD．escape

10．A．richB．oldC．smallD．light

11．A．lateB．earlyC．youngD．easy

12．A．hobbiesB．degreesC．problemsD．chances

13．A．luckilyB．deeplyC．terriblyD．honestly

14．A．giveupB．liedownC．lookbackD．hurryoff

15．A．shouldB．mustC．mightD．need

（二）

（2025·湖北武漢新洲·二模）JoandLauriewerealreadyskatingwhenAmyarrived.JosawAmybut1

totalkwithothersonpurpose.Lauriewascarefullyskatingalongtheedge(邊緣)oftheiceanddidn’tseethe

younggirl.

“Keepneartheedge.Theiceisthinanddangerousinthemiddle.”LauriecalledtoJo,thenhe2

roundthefirstbend(拐彎處)intheriver.Jo3thatAmyprobablyhadn’theard,butshesaidnothingand

skatedafterLaurie.“LetAmy4herself!”Jothought.

Amyskatedouttowardsthe5iceinthemiddleoftheriver.WhenJoreachedthebend,astrange

feelingcameintoherheart.Shestood6foramoment.Somethingmadeherturnround—justintimeto

seeAmy7herhandsupandfallthroughtheiceintothecoldwater!ShetriedtocallLaurie,buther

voicewasgone.

8,Laurieskatedpastherandshouted,“Bringapieceofwoodfromthesideoftheriver,quickly!”

Fullwithfear,Jo9somewoodandpulleditacrosstheice,whileLaurieheldAmy’sheadabovethe

water.Together,theygotherout.

Shewasmore10thanhurt.JoandLaurietookherhomeandtriedtocalmherdown.Afteralittle

whileshefellasleepinfrontofthewarmfire.Later,wheneverythingwasquiet,Joaskedhermother,“Areyou

sureshe’ssafe?”

“Quitesafe,dear.Itwaswisetogetherhomeasquicklyasyou11.”

“Lauriediditall.”saidJo,“Mother,ifAmyshoulddie,itwillbemy12.Igetangrysoeasily.Oh,

whycan’tIbemorelikeyou?”

“Igetangrynearlyeverydayofmylife,Jo,”saidMrsMarch,“butI’velearned13tocontrol

myself.I’velearnedto14myselfsayingtheangrywords,andyoumusttrytodothesame,mydear.”

ThenAmyopenedhereyesandheldouther15,withasmilethatwentstraighttoJo’sheart.

Neitherofthemsaidaword,buttheyheldeachotherclose,andeverythingwasforgiven(原諒)andforgotten.

1．A．decidedB．pretendedC．expectedD．preferred

2．A．disappearedB．stoodC．waitedD．lay

3．A．promisedB．regrettedC．hopedD．realized

4．A．dependonB．learnaboutC．listentoD．searchfor

5．A．thickerB．saferC．smootherD．stronger

6．A．joyfulB．cheerfulC．stillD．crazy

7．A．pullB．throwC．shutD．speed

8．A．RecentlyB．SurprisinglyC．StrangelyD．Suddenly

9．A．tookB．carriedC．offeredD．fetched

10．A．surprisedB．excitedC．frightenedD．inspired

11．A．couldB．mightC．wouldD．should

12．A．turnB．faultC．businessD．duty

13．A．howB．whatC．whyD．when

14．A．keepB．suggestC．practiseD．prevent

15．A．legsB．a(chǎn)rmsC．headD．feet

（三）

（2025·湖北武漢洪山·三模）“Lookinmyeyes!Tellmewhy?”Haveyoufoundyourselflisteningto“ancient

people”onlinerecently?

CreativevloggersareusingAItechnologyto1famouspeoplefromhistory,likeLiBaiandDuFu,

“backtolife”.Thesevideos2byAIhavebecomepopular,showingthesehistoricalcharactersspeaking

inmodernlanguage.

Inonevideo,DuFushareshis3duringtheAn-ShiRebellion(755—763),whileLiShizhen

4aboutmodernlifestyles,liketryingtostayhealthybydrinkinggojiberrywaterbutstillgoingtobedlate.

“Thesevideos5meachancetolearnmoreaboutimportantpeopleinhistory,suchasWen

ZhengmingandTangBohu.It’sapitythatI6knewmuchabouttheirstoriesbefore,”saidWangJiayi,a

15-year-oldstudentfromShandong.

Thesekindsofvideosalsomakepeoplemoreexcitedto7historyandculture.ADouyinuser

fromGuangdong8herfeelingsinacommentunderoneofthevideos:“Iusednottobeinterestedin

history,butnowIam9andevenvisitthelibrarytosearchformoreinformationwhensomethingreally

interestsme.”

However,noteveryonesaysyestothesevideosrebuildingimages(形象)ofhistoricalcharacters.Some

peoplefeel10becauseoftheirspeakingloudandalwaysaskingquestions.“That’sdifferentfromtheir

11imagesinhistory,”explained14-year-oldWangShuotongfromJiangsu.“Ithinkthevideosdoharmto

theirimagetosomedegreethoughthey12focusonentertainment(娛樂).”

It’struethatthesevideoscan13amoremodernwaytolethistoricalpeople“speakfor

themselves”.However,“weshouldtreatthesevideosina(n)14way,makingsuretheyneitherspread

false15norvalueentertainmentoverhistoricalreality,”notedNanfangDaily.

1．A．recoverB．introduceC．bringD．depend

2．A．discussedB．includedC．a(chǎn)dvisedD．created

3．A．experiencesB．conditionsC．projectsD．reviews

4．A．picturesB．jokesC．matchesD．weighs

5．A．connectB．driveC．manageD．offer

6．A．nearlyB．hardlyC．mostlyD．truly

7．A．exploreB．processC．followD．prepare

8．A．promisedB．questionedC．changedD．shared

9．A．curiousB．creativeC．directD．humorous

10．A．goodB．emptyC．a(chǎn)ngryD．nice

11．A．relaxingB．realC．scientificD．private

12．A．finallyB．graduallyC．a(chǎn)ctuallyD．generally

13．A．setoffB．sticktoC．serveasD．sendout

14．A．rightB．politeC．believableD．enjoyable

15．A．purposeB．informationC．surveyD．tradition

（四）

（2025·湖北武漢黃陂·模擬預(yù)測）“DoyouhaveyourcostumefortheHarvestcontest(豐收節(jié)比賽)?”Meg

asked.

“Ihaveone—Magnifico,myfavoritehero,”saidJordan,sittinginhiswheelchair,“Butit’s1.”

Megshrugged(聳肩).“YouloveMagnifico.What’sthematter?”

“Danny,TomandAlexaregoingasMagnifico.”heshookhishead.“That’stoomanytohaveachanceat

2thecontest.”

Megsaid,“Maybeyougoassomething3.”

“ThecontestisfallingonFridaynight.It’stoolateto4costumes.”Jordansighed(嘆氣).

Backathome,Jordanwasquiet,thinkingaboutMeg’swords5.WhenhepulledintoMom’shome

office,hesawpapersandbookseverywhere.“Whatareallthese?”

“I’mcleaningoutmyolddesk.Thenewoneisarrivingtomorrow.”ShesmiledatJordan.“What’sonyour

mind?’

Jordan6thesituation.“Ireallywanttobethewinner.”

“Wehavelotsofoldclothesandcostumes.Whynottakealook?”Mom7.

“OK.”

Jordanfoundgiantsunglassesandalongblackwig,butnothingwasuseful.

Thenextday,Megfoundhim,“Anynewidea?”

“MaybeI’mconsidering8thiscontest.”Heshrugged.

“Jordan,youhavetothinkoutsidethebox,”saidMeg.“Seewhatyouhavearoundyourhouse.There’s

hiddenpotentialineverydayitems.Mycandy-barcostumeismadefromplastics.”

WhenJordangothome,hefoundMomputtinghernewdesktogether.Ontopofthedeskwasagiantbox.

Suddenly,he9whatMegsaid—thinkoutsidethebox.

“Whatdoyouthink?”Momasked,pointingtoherdesk.Jordan’seyesfellonthe10.“It’s

perfect!”

OnFridaynight,Jordanwasfullypreparedforthecontest.WhenDanny,TomandAlexsawJordan,they

11believehiscostume.

“TheManificoMobile?”Danny’seyeswereshiningin12.“Thewheelsofyourwheelchairare

perfectforitsbackwheels.”Hewondered13Jordanmadeit.

Jordan’ssmilespreadalloverhisface.“Thanks!Igottheideafromabox.”

Itwastimetoannouncethe14.“Thewinneris…JordanEastman!”Everyoneclapped.

“See?”Megsaid.“Youjustneedtobe15!”

“Yeah,thinkoutsidethebox!”Jordansmiled.

1．A．boringB．popularC．busyD．late

2．A．losingB．startingC．winningD．facing

3．A．differentB．dangerousC．necessaryD．impossible

4．A．checkB．inventC．offerD．change

5．A．hardlyB．quicklyC．proudlyD．carefully

6．A．consideredB．explainedC．expectedD．progressed

7．A．orderedB．guessedC．suggestedD．promised

8．A．droppingB．breakingC．challengingD．studying

9．A．recordedB．remindedC．regardedD．remembered

10．A．boxB．deskC．clothesD．wheel

11．A．mustn’tB．won’tC．couldn’tD．shouldn’t

12．A．a(chǎn)greementB．excitementC．a(chǎn)musementD．doubt

13．A．whyB．howC．whenD．where

14．A．themeB．prizeC．resultD．rule

15．A．specialB．helpfulC．creativeD．brave

（五）

（2025·湖北武漢江岸·模擬預(yù)測）Miaheldontotheedgeofthepool,breathingheavily.Herchesthurtbecauseof

herbreathingproblem.“I...can’t…dothis,”shesaid.

HerbestfriendZoethrewherasmallmedicinebottle.“Youare1today!Lastweekyoustopped

justaftertwolaps!”

ThecoachThompsonblewhiswhistle(口哨).“New2!Swim100-meterbutterfly—Mia,yougo

first.”

Someteammateslaughed.“She3begivingupsoon.”agirlwhispered.

Miaputonhergoggles(護(hù)目鏡)andjumpedintothepool.Butbylaptwo,herarmsfelt4.“Keep

breathingandgoing!”sheremindedherself,5herstrokes(劃水)upwithZoe’sencouragingcount

“10...11...12!”

Thatnight,MiafoundZoewaitingatherdoorwithswimfins.“Let’spracticeunderthemoonlight!”she

said.

Inthepool,thegirlsswamtirelessly.“6doyouworksohard?”Zoeasked.

“WhenIswim,I7forgetmybreathingproblem.”saidMia.

Twomonthslater,theboardofregionalchampionship(地區(qū)錦標(biāo)賽)8withMia’sname.

“You’rehighlyqualified(有資格的)!”ateammate9her.

Thebigdayfinallycame.Atthestartingarea,Mia’shandscouldn’thelpshaking.CoachThompson10

herwithnewgogglesjustintime.“Yourcouragehas11.”

Theracebeganwiththefiringgun.Miaswamasfastaspossiblewiththenewgoggles.Whensheswamnear

theother12ofthepool,sheheardZoeyell:“GONOW!”

Miaswamforwardquicklyand13thewalljust0.3secondsafterthewinner.“Youcamethe

second.”Zoehuggedher.Everyoneclappedexcitedly.

“Thanks!”Miasmiledthroughtears.”Ihave14thevoicethatsaid‘Ican’t’inmyheart.”

“Whykeepswimming?”Mia’smomaskedherlater,worried.

“Becausethewaterteachesmeto15,”Miarepliedproudly.

1．A．droppingB．failingC．trainingD．improving

2．A．timesB．practiceC．problemsD．a(chǎn)dvice

3．A．mustB．can’tC．needD．shouldn’t

4．A．heavyB．lightC．lowD．high

5．A．followingB．catchingC．matchingD．getting

6．A．WhereB．WhyC．HowD．When

7．A．especiallyB．silentlyC．completelyD．lately

8．A．caughtupB．putupC．comeupD．litup

9．A．praisedB．introducedC．supposedD．expected

10．A．sharedB．troubledC．surprisedD．covered

11．A．putawayB．paidoffC．runoutD．givenback

12．A．topB．centerC．endD．bottom

13．A．touchedB．kickedC．leftD．crossed

14．A．heardB．raisedC．wonD．beaten

15．A．standB．a(chǎn)dmireC．workD．rise

（六）

（2025·湖北武漢青山·三模）IgrewupinasmallNorthDakotatown.Dadwasafarmerandhetaughtmetodrive

farmtrucksvery1.Istarteddrivingthetractor(拖拉機(jī))attheageof15.

Onesummerday,Dadaskedmetobackhistruckup(倒車).2,Ibackeditintoatreeandbrokeits

truck.IwasscaredbecauseIwasn’tsure3Dadwoulddealwithit.Infact,Dadwasn’t4but

movedthetruckhimself.Hiscalmnessmadememoved.Iknewhetrustedmetodobetternexttime.

Asateenager,Iusuallyworkedpart-timeonUncleJim’sfarminmy5time.Oneday,Idrovethe

tractortogetgasfromthefarmyardfueltank(燃油箱).Itwas6onabigmetalshelf,12feethigh.I

7theshelf,bending(使……彎曲)oneofthetractor’swoodenbars.I8thetractoranxiouslyand

gotoff.I9UncleJimwouldhelpme.Tomy10,hesaid,“Getbackuponthattractorandyou

candoit.”AndIdid!Duringtheharvesttime,UncleJimoftenhadmedofarming11withthattractor.It

mademyconfidence12greatly.

The“cando”attitude(態(tài)度)UncleJimhadtowardme13methroughhardtimesinlife.

WheneverImetdifficulties,thememoriesonthefarmcamefloodingbacktomymindandmyspiritwasn’t

14!Ialwaysrememberedthelessons—Dad’squiettrust,UncleJim’sstrongbelief.Clearlyitshowswhata

greatdifference15bemadebysmallsignsofbeliefinaperson.

1．A．hardB．earlyC．recentlyD．fast

2．A．SkillfullyB．QuicklyC．ActuallyD．Unluckily

3．A．whenB．whatC．howD．why

4．A．madB．pleasedC．worriedD．proud

5．A．quietB．fullC．spareD．whole

6．A．emptiedB．tiedC．placedD．turned

7．A．builtupB．pulleddownC．passedbyD．raninto

8．A．continuedB．stoppedC．startedD．drove

9．A．thoughtB．explainedC．doubtedD．worried

10．A．prideB．surpriseC．satisfactionD．joy

11．A．gamesB．toolsC．choresD．a(chǎn)nimals

12．A．growB．changeC．loseD．fail

13．A．broughtB．carriedC．cutD．put

14．A．raisedB．shownC．expressedD．broken

15．A．canB．mustC．shouldD．might

（七）

（2025·湖北武漢東西湖·模擬預(yù)測）Iwashangingaroundintheyardundertheburningsun.Theafternoonheat

1everything,makingthewholeworldlifelessandboring.Suddenly,nearabrokenwall,somethingmoving

2myeyes:twoblackantswerecarryingapieceofwhitebreadupamound(土堆).Anditwasmuchbigger

thantheirtinybodies!

Theirlegs3,muchlikeguitarstrings(弦)undertheheavyweight.Theantbelowevenlostits

4,causingbothtoslide(滑)downalot.“Stupidinsects!”Icouldn’thelp5themanddecidedto

teachthemalesson.Ipickedupadryleafandwithmyquick6,theantsrolled(滾)downintothesand

andthebreadfelloff.

JustwhenIthoughtIhad“won”andwasabouttoleavewith7,theygotupunexpectedly.

Thissomehowmademeso8.Igotdownonmykneestobetterwatc