試卷第=page11頁(yè)，共=sectionpages33頁(yè)試卷第=page11頁(yè)，共=sectionpages33頁(yè)完形填空15篇Lastweek,Mrs.Kingjoinedinacompetitionandwon.Yesterdayshewenttothesupermarkettogetherprize.Whenshejustenteredthemarket,themanager1towelcomeherwarmlyandgaveheratrolley(購(gòu)物車(chē)).Themanagertoldherthatshecould2itwithanythingshewanted,butsheonlyhadthreeminutes!Afterthemanagerblewhiswhistle(哨子),she3thetrolleyandranquickly.Atfirst,Mrs.Kingdecidedtogetsomethingforsupper,sosheranacrossthemeatsection(區(qū)域).Butsuddenlyshe4thatshecouldgetmeatanywhere.Whynotgetsomenew5?Shetriedtofindtheclothingsection,butshecouldn’tfindit.Itwasterrible!Someonehadchangedthestorearound!Twominuteshadgonebyandhertrolleywasstill6.Shewasreallysadandnervous.Mrs.King7wantedtogiveup.Butwhenshesawthee-products,shehadagood8.With30secondsleft,shestartedfillingher9.Shestoppedwhensheheardthemanager’swhistle.Helookedvery10whenseeingthetrolleybecauseMrs.Kinghadcollectedfivecomputers,twoprintersandthreetelevisions!Sometimesweneedtochangethewayofthinking!1．A．movedaway B．cameover C．showedoff D．wenton2．A．put B．carry C．deal D．fill3．A．returned B．drove C．found D．pushed4．A．forgot B．realized C．promised D．wondered5．A．clothes B．games C．computers D．plants6．A．full B．empty C．heavy D．light7．A．hardly B．firstly C．nearly D．rapidly8．A．time B．price C．job D．idea9．A．basket B．bag C．trolley D．car10．A．surprised B．satisfied C．patient D．tiredIlovetravelling.Lastsummervacation,Ihada(n)1triptoShenzhen.AssoonasIarrivedinShenzhen,Iwassurprisedbyitsmodernity(現(xiàn)代性).Tallbuildingswereeverywhere.Andthestreetswerefilledwith2traffic.IwenttoaparkinShenzhen.Therewerelotsofgreentrees.Peoplewerehavingpicnicsonthegrassandflyingkites3.Theylaughedandtalked.Ialsosawmanypeople4anddoingexerciseinthepark.Theywerefullof5.ThenIvisitedanoldstreet.Therewasastrongsenseofdailylife.Thesmallshopsalongthestreetwerefullofallkindsofthings,includinglocalsnacksandhandicrafts.I6deliciousricerollsanddouble-layermilkcustard.Thesmellofthemisstillunforgettable.DuringmydaysinShenzhen,Ialso7themuseumandlearnedaboutthehistoryandcultureofShenzhen.Withthehelpofthegovernment,Shenzhen,fromasmallfishingvillagetoaninternationalcity,has8alot.ThistriptoShenzhenmademe9thiscitydeeply.Itsmodernity,traditionandenthusiasm(熱情)allleftadeepimpression(印象)onme.Iamlookingforwardtocominghereagainandcontinuingtosearchforthe10ofShenzhen.1．A．a(chǎn)mazing B．boring C．difficult D．simple2．A．free B．heavy C．light D．local3．A．exactly B．widely C．happily D．sadly4．A．running B．lying C．sleeping D．eating5．A．time B．money C．humor D．energy6．A．hated B．tasted C．lost D．threw7．A．minded B．forgot C．visited D．left8．A．given B．spread C．missed D．changed9．A．fallinlovewith B．takepartin C．takecareof D．lookdownon10．A．speed B．beauty C．pride D．a(chǎn)ttention通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在各小題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出一個(gè)最佳答案，并將答題卡上對(duì)應(yīng)題目所選的選項(xiàng)涂黑。Lastweek,ourschoolhadaspecialclassaboutGuangxiu,atraditionalChineseskill.“Today,wearegoingtolearnhowtostitch(縫制)lychee,afruitpatternthatsymbolizesgoodluck.”Aftertheteacher’sexample,Ithoughtitwouldbea(n)1andquickjob—juststitchingthelycheepatternsonthecloth.Ibegantostitch2assoonastheteacherfinishedtheintroductionandIcouldn’twaittoseemywork.However,thelycheethatIfinallymadewasdifferentfromwhatIexpected.Itwassomessyandugly!Lookingatothers’beautifulstitches,Ifelt3.Theteachernoticedmy4.Shegentlysaid,“Guangxiuisn’tjustaboutpatterns.Eachstitchcarries5—loveforfamily,hopesforfuture,andrespectforourculture.Don’trush.Takeitstepbystep.”Herwordsmademethink.IrealizedIhadtreateditasatask,notanart.MaybeIhadtodoitbyheart.Itookadeepbreathand6.“Nohurry.Bepatient.”Itoldmyself.Thistime,Ismoothedtheclothgently,workedonthepattern7,andfollowedtheteacher’sinstructionsstepbystep.Ittooktime,butI8torush.Thefinalworkwasn’tperfect,butmuchbetterthanmyfirsttry.Comparingthem,Isawachange:thesameneedleandthread(針線(xiàn))showeda9me-someonewhocouldstaycalm,patient,andcareful.ThisexperiencehastaughtmethatGuangxiu,likelife,needsmorethanjustskills.Nowthatlycheehangsinmyroom,remindingmethateverythreadshapesnotjustcloth,butthe10whoholdstheneedle.I’llrememberthislessoninallmyfuturechallenges,addingpatienceintoeverythingIdo.1．A．interesting B．difficult C．boring D．easy2．A．quickly B．slowly C．carefully D．skillfully3．A．confident B．cheerful C．upset D．worried4．A．success B．trouble C．fear D．confidence5．A．memories B．skills C．meanings D．facts6．A．gaveup B．calmeddown C．fellbehind D．madeprogress7．A．hardly B．perfectly C．carelessly D．patiently8．A．chose B．decided C．refused D．failed9．A．patient B．careful C．proud D．different10．A．teacher B．classmate C．person D．a(chǎn)dult請(qǐng)通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，從每小題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案，并在答題卡上將對(duì)應(yīng)選項(xiàng)涂黑。Assummercomesaround,outdooractivitiesaregettingmoreandmorepopular.Oneofthemisbikeriding,orbiking.Thebikingcraze(熱潮)isnow1throughChina.WangJingisastudentfromHangzhou.Sheseldomexercisedbefore2shedidn’tlikesportsmuch.ButsinceherhometownhostedtheAsianGamesin2023,her3insportshasgrownalot.Shehasrealizedthe4ofsportsandisnowabigfanofbiking.“Ifeelfreeand5wheneverIride,”Wangsaid.“Bikingallowsmetoexperiencethebeautyalongtheroadandtheworldseemsto6,”sheadded.Wangisjustoneofthosewhoare7inlovewithbiking.IncitieslikeChengduandBeijing,thousandsofpeoplehavestartedtojoininthebikingcraze.WillthecrazeinChinalastforalongtime?Theansweris“Yes.”Thankstothecraze,therehavebeen8likegroupridesandbikefestivals.Thesecreateasenseofcommunityamongbikers.They9roadinformation,bikingexperienceandsometimesevenmeals.Theyarejustlikeabigfamily.Asbikinghasbecomealifestyleacrossthecountry,expertsexpectabig10inthenumberofbikeriders.Theybelievethisbikingcrazewillcontinue.1．A．dropping B．sweeping C．climbing D．jumping2．A．unless B．a(chǎn)lthough C．because D．until3．A．a(chǎn)bility B．courage C．stress D．interest4．A．dangers B．difficulties C．benefits D．chances5．A．peaceful B．worried C．terrible D．surprised6．A．speedup B．slowdown C．turnaround D．fallover7．A．deeply B．hardly C．carefully D．politely8．A．hobbies B．tasks C．stories D．events9．A．change B．share C．send D．collect10．A．experience B．courage C．increase D．dream請(qǐng)通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，從每小題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案，并將答題卡上對(duì)應(yīng)題目所選的選項(xiàng)涂黑。Zarawasashygirlwhomovedtoanewtownwithherparentstwomonthsago.Shesometimesfelt1andwantedtomakenewfriends.Oneday,shenoticedaposterforacommunitygardenclub.“Joinustogrowfoodforthelocalfoodbank!”theposterread.Zaradecidedto2it,eventhoughsheknewnothingaboutgardening.Onthefirstday,Zarastoodshylyatthegardengate.Mr.Carter,theclubleader,smiledandhandedherapairofgloves.“Startby3thiscorner,”hesaid.Sheworkedonthesoilcarefully,buthershovel(鐵鏟)hitarock.“Don’tworry,”saidMr.Carter.“Everygardenhas4.Justkeepgoing.”O(jiān)verthefollowingweeks,Zaraworked5withothervolunteers.Shelearnedtoplantseeds,waterplants,andprotectthemfrombugs(小蟲(chóng)).Overtime,theirlaughterandsharedpurposereducedher6.Zarabecamemoreoutgoing.“Youshouldtalktoplantsasiftheycanhearyou,”avolunteernamedMr.Leejoked.Zaralaughedbut7hisadvice.Shetalkedtotheplantswhenshewateredthem.Onemorning,Zarasawtinygreenshoots8ofthesoil.“They’regrowing!”sheshouted.Everyonecheered.Astheplantsgrew,Zarawas9ofwhatshedid.Whenharvest(收獲)daycame,thegardenwasfullofcolorful10.Volunteerscarriedboxestothefoodbank.Zararealizedhowmuchonesmallactioncouldchangelives.“You’vegrownmorethanvegetables,”Mr.Cartersaid,“You’vegrownfriendships,too.”Zarasmiled,lookingatthegarden.Sheknewshewouldbebacknextseason—andthistime,shewouldn’tfeellonelyatall.1．A．lonely B．excited C．confident D．tired2．A．leave B．join C．watch D．refuse3．A．finding B．holding C．getting D．digging4．A．plans B．rules C．secrets D．challenges5．A．quietly B．slowly C．happily D．differently6．A．shyness B．sadness C．stress D．a(chǎn)nger7．A．forgot B．doubted C．followed D．a(chǎn)nswered8．A．pullingout B．comingout C．takingout D．droppingout9．A．proud B．a(chǎn)fraid C．sure D．careful10．A．fruits B．flowers C．leaves D．vegetables請(qǐng)通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，從每小題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案，并將答題卡上對(duì)應(yīng)題目所選的選項(xiàng)涂黑。Mikefeltsadlookingatthetestpaper.Hefailedthe1testagain.HisteacherMissLicameovertohimand2,“Whynotgorunningtoclearyourmind?”Mikedecidedtohaveatry.Thenextfewdays,Mikeputonhissportsshoesandwenttothe3duringtheclassbreak.Atfirst,hegottiredeasily.HisPEteachertoldhim,“Runfastforoneminute,thenwalkforanother.4untilyougetbetter.”Leftfoot,rightfoot,breathein,breatheout...andthenherestartedagain.Slowly,hisstepsfoundthesamebeat.Onedaywhendoingmathexercises,Mikenoticedsomethingdifferent.Ashisfeethittheground,theexercisesstartedmaking5inhishead.Thebeatofhisrunningstepshelpedhimclearhisthoughtandevenhardexercisesbecameeasier,“Runningmakesme6!”hethought.Twoweekslater,Mikehadabigmathtest.Hardquestionsmadehim7again.Butherememberedhisrunningsteps.Hetappedhisfeet8underthedesk,carefulnottomakeanysound:left,right,breathe.Thenumbersstoppedbeingscary.Whentestresultscame,Mikegothisbestscoreever!“How?”hisfriendsasked.Mike9hissportsshoes.“Itappedmyfeetlikerunning,”hesmiled.“ThemoreItappedmyfeet,theclearermythoughtsbecame.”Whenfacedwithdifficulties,don’tbeafraid.Staycalmanditmightleadyoutounexpected10.1．A．PE B．math C．English D．music2．A．joined B．a(chǎn)greed C．ordered D．suggested3．A．bank B．field C．classroom D．mountain4．A．Read B．Review C．Return D．Repeat5．A．sense B．friends C．changes D．progress6．A．smarter B．stronger C．faster D．happier7．A．a(chǎn)ngry B．sleepy C．nervous D．disappointed8．A．loudly B．lightly C．crazily D．creatively9．A．threwaway B．gaveaway C．pointedto D．tookoff10．A．exercise B．prizes C．lessons D．successOnceuponatime,therewasanunhappyshopkeeperinatown.Hesenthissontolearnaboutthesecretof1fromthewisestmanintheworld.Thesonjourneyedtoacastle(城堡)inthemountainswherethewiseman2.Thesonfoundthecastlea3placefilledwithpeople,musicanddeliciousfood.There,heaskedthewiseman,“Whatisthesecretofhappiness?”Thewisemangavehimaspoonwithtwo4ofoil.Healsoaskedhimtotravelaroundthecastleandnottospill(溢出)oil.Twohourslater,thesonreturnedandheldthespoon5.Theoilwasstillonthespoon.Heonly6thespoonandforgotaboutthebeautyaroundhim.Thewisemanlethimtravelaroundagainandtoldhimto7everythingthistime.Thesonadmiredgardens,artworksandsoon,butwhenhe8,theoilhadspiltfromthespoon.Thewisemanthentoldhimthesecretofhappiness:enjoyingboththewondersoftheworldandthe9things,likethedropsofoilonthespoon.Thisstoryteachesusthathappinessisfoundinlearningtoenjoybothbigandsmall10oflife.Let’streasurethemandfindourownhappinessinthelifejourney.1．A．power B．health C．success D．happiness2．A．hid B．built C．lived D．found3．A．dirty B．busy C．quiet D．poor4．A．bags B．bowls C．drops D．bottles5．A．wisely B．quickly C．politely D．carefully6．A．lookedat B．lookedfor C．lookedinto D．lookedthrough7．A．face B．check C．create D．enjoy8．A．learnt B．returned C．smiled D．smelt9．A．small B．funny C．beautiful D．strange10．A．chances B．moments C．difficulties D．differences請(qǐng)通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，從每小題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案，并在答題卡上將對(duì)應(yīng)選項(xiàng)涂黑。Naturereserves(保護(hù)區(qū))provideabesthomeforwildanimalswithwarmweather,waterplants,andwetlands.Now,theAIsystem(系統(tǒng))inreservesplaysanimportantrolein1wildlife.Insteadofusingbinoculars(望遠(yuǎn)鏡),peoplecanwatchanimals’activitiesonbig2.TheAIsystemdoesmanythings.First,it3differentanimalsbytheirtails,feet,orbeaksandcountstheirnumbers.Second,itcanrecordanimals’actionsalldayandnight,whichhumanscouldn’tdobefore.Italsonoticesunusualbehaviors.Forexample,ifananimalmoves4orliesstillfortoolong,thesystemwarnsresearcherstohelpquickly.Besides,itkeepsunauthorized(未經(jīng)許可)peopleoutofprotected5andteachesvisitorsaboutwildlife.Buttherearestill6tobesolved.Forexample,sometimestheAI7oneanimalwithanotherormistakesplantsforanimalsandprovidesincorrectinformationforresearchers.Also,sincethesystemisn’tusedeverywhereinreserves,peoplestillneedto8someareasthemselves.ToimprovetheAI,naturereservesareworkingwith9companiestomakethesystembetterandcovermoreareas.AlthoughtheAIisn’t10,itworksfasterandprotectsanimalsmoreeffectivelythanoldtools.Aboveall,ithelpskeepthenaturalecosysteminbalance.1．A．controlling B．studying C．mastering D．raising2．A．stages B．boards C．screens D．covers3．A．expresses B．recognizes C．designs D．protects4．A．strangely B．quickly C．loudly D．happily5．A．landscapes B．ground C．a(chǎn)reas D．fields6．A．changes B．disasters C．surprises D．problems7．A．mixesup B．looksfor C．leadsto D．dependson8．A．recommend B．found C．build D．check9．A．high-tech B．ride-sharing C．green-energy D．eco-friendly10．A．useful B．perfect C．positive D．convenient閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將相應(yīng)的字母編號(hào)涂黑。At5p.m.onNovember18th,ExitA1ofShenzhenUniversityUndergroundStationwascrowdedwithpeople.Allofasudden,amanfelldowntheescalator(自動(dòng)扶梯).XieBaoyu,theundergroundworkeronduty,sawthis.Hewasfilledwith91.Withoutasecondthought,herantothemanandcarefullymovedhimtoa92place.Rightafterthat,hereportedtothestation’scontroloffice.Beforelong,PoliceOfficerWenZengyaoandStationHeadLuJianpengarrivedatthescene.Theyrealizedthatthemanlost93andwasn’tbreathing.Thesituationwasserious.LuJianpengwastednotimeincallingat120.Atthismoment,apassengernamedMr.Wanstepped94andsaidhehadsomebasicfirst-aidknowledge.ThenheandLuJianpengbegantouseanAED(自動(dòng)體外除顫器)ontheman.They95theAED’sinstructionsclosely.Someotherpassengersalsoofferedtheir96.Theycontinuedperformingfirstaid.Everyonewasnervous.Afterawhile,thedoctorsfromNanshanPeople’sHospitalshowedup.Theysentthemantothehospital97.Thankstotheirfastresponse,theman’scondition98.Itturnedoutthathesufferedfromasuddenheartattack.Thiseventshowsushow99itistolendahandtooneanother.Theundergroundworkersandthepassengerjoinedforcesandsavedalife.Whenweall1duringadifficultsituation,wecantrulymakeadifference.1．A．joy B．hope C．a(chǎn)nger D．worry2．A．safe B．clean C．public D．large3．A．direction B．balance C．a(chǎn)wareness D．confidence4．A．down B．forward C．out D．a(chǎn)way5．A．followed B．reviewed C．checked D．remembered6．A．money B．help C．seat D．chance7．A．privately B．quietly C．politely D．quickly8．A．improved B．remained C．a(chǎn)ppeared D．worsened9．A．popular B．pleasant C．important D．special10．A．fallapart B．worktogether C．standaside D．getdown通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出一個(gè)最佳答案，并將答題卡上對(duì)應(yīng)題目所選的選項(xiàng)涂黑。Doyouknowsomepeoplecan“see”withtheirears?Peoplemakeclickingsoundswiththeirtongues.Whenthesoundwaveshita(n)1.theycomebackasechoes(回聲).Thenpeoplelistentothedifferencesintheechoesandtell2thethingisinthedarksotheycanfindtheirway.Thisiscalledecholocation.Bypracticingthis,blindpeoplenowcandomanythings,includingridingbikesaloneorplayingbasketball!Alltheseusedtobe3forthemwithoutthisskill.Inthepast,scientiststhoughtonlyblindpeoplecouldlearnecholocation.Accordingtoaresearch,afterapersonlosessight(視力),therearesomechangesinhisbrain.Sohisbrainworks4comparedwiththepast.Scientistsbelievedthiswasthekeytolearningecholocation.Butnowanewstudy5thatsightedpeoplecanlearnittoo!Inthestudy,bothblindandsightedpeoplewere6for10weeks,learningtomakeclickingsoundsandusethemtonavigateinthedark.Withpractice,bothgroupsimproved!What’sthe7behindthis?Whilestudyingtheirbrainsaftertraining,scientistsfoundthatthevisualcortex(視覺(jué)皮層)becamemore8whenpeoplelistened.Thishappenedtobothblindandsightedpeople!Scientistsguessthispartofbraindoesn’tjustprocesswhatpeoplesee—italso9informationfromothersenses,likehearing,smellandtaste.Forblindpeople,echolocationismorethanaskillthatmakestheirliveseasier.Evenmore,thisdiscoveryshowshow10ourbrainsare.Evenifyoucan’tsee,yourbraincanlearnnewskills,usingsoundstohelpyou“see”theworld.1．A．subject B．object C．project D．island2．A．how B．when C．where D．why3．A．impossible B．a(chǎn)mazing C．boring D．useless4．A．slowly B．effectively C．differently D．carefully5．A．shows B．replies C．causes D．hopes6．A．tested B．trained C．served D．prepared7．A．problem B．purpose C．a(chǎn)dvantage D．reason8．A．bright B．nervous C．a(chǎn)ctive D．tiring9．A．givesup B．standsfor C．focuseson D．dealswith10．A．popular B．forgetful C．powerful D．usualForOllieandHarryFerguson,lifeisanadventure(冒險(xiǎn)).Forthepastfouryears,thebrothershavecompletedalistof5001andexperiences.“Theideaactuallycamefromtheboys,”theirfathersaid.“They2alistofcoolthingsforustodoasafamily.Theythoughtofsomeimpossibleideasfirstly,likegoingonatriptoMars,InternationalBeefDayandallkindsof3requests.Theybuiltthelistto100,andthencontinuedtofind4riskstheywantedtotryuntilitgotupto500.”P(pán)erhapstheirbiggestadventureisatoyship’sjourneyonthesea.Lastyear,theylaunched(發(fā)射)atoyshipfromtheScottishcoast.Thetoyshiphadatrackingdevice(跟蹤器)sothebrotherscouldfollowtheship’s5easily.ThetoyshiptraveledacrosstheNorthSeatoNorwayfirst.Thenit6fromthecoastofWestAfricaagain.Butitsbattery(電池)wasbecomingweak,soHarryandOlliehopedapassingshipcould7theirtoyshipsothattheadventurewouldgoon.“Boys,wherewouldyoulikethetoyshiptogo8?”theirfatherasked.“IwantittoenditstripinAustraliabecausetherearelotsofbeachesthere,”O(jiān)lliesaid.“Withoutdoubt,thatwouldbe9becauseI’vealwayswantedtogototheeasterncountry,”Harryanswered.Hebelievedthatevenifthereweremanydifficulties,theshipwould10China.1．A．instructions B．surveys C．poems D．challenges2．A．cancelled B．created C．copied D．locked3．A．strange B．honest C．useless D．traditional4．A．safe B．comfortable C．new D．a(chǎn)wful5．A．memory B．background C．invention D．position6．A．turnedoff B．laidout C．setout D．madeup7．A．sell B．notice C．leave D．prevent8．A．especially B．suddenly C．hardly D．widely9．A．Australia B．China C．England D．Africa10．A．compete B．receive C．reach D．change通讀以下短文，掌握其大意，然后從四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案，并將答題卡上對(duì)應(yīng)的選項(xiàng)字母涂黑。MikeandhisfamilyliveinCalifornia.Theylove1aroundinthewildandtheyhavedoneitmanytimes.Buton12thJuly,something2happened.Mikewentonafour-hourwalkinthewildaloneanddidnotcomebackhome.His3gotveryworried,especiallywhenhedidn’ttakepartinFather’sDaydinner.4theycalledthepoliceandsoon,thepolicemen,firemen,andotherhelpersstartedsearchingforhim.Aftertwelve5,Mikewasstilllost.Thiswasbadnewsbecausethelongersomeoneismissing,theharderitistofindhimorher.6,somethingwonderfulhappenedjustintime!MikecalledoutforhelpinaforestnearHighway10onthethirteenthday,andsomepeople7him!Thenthehelpersuseddrones(無(wú)人機(jī))tofindhimandbroughthimtosafety.The8sharedthehappynewsontheInternet,saying,“ThereisnothingseriouswithMike.Thankstothegreatteamworkofthehelpersfromallsides.Nowhe’swithhisfamily,andwebelievethattheirfamilyarethehappiestintheworldatthemoment.”Beingaloneintheforestisvery9.ThisisespeciallytruebecauseMikedidn’tbringenoughfoodwithhim.Sohowdidhekeepaliveforabouttwoweeks?“Inevergaveupandjustatewildfruitanddrankwatereverydayintheforest.Itreallyhelped,”Mikesaid.Itwasahappyending.Thepolicethankedallthehelpers.TheysaidMikewas10anditwasthebestpossibleresult.Mike’sstoryteachesushowimportantteamworkandnevergivingupcanbe.1．A．singing B．sleeping C．walking D．eating2．A．usual B．unusual C．interesting D．happy3．A．father B．mother C．brother D．family4．A．So B．But C．When D．Though5．A．days B．weeks C．months D．years6．A．Slowly B．Badly C．Luckily D．Easily7．A．saw B．heard C．drove D．a(chǎn)sked8．A．father B．mother C．police D．family9．A．interesting B．funny C．happy D．dangerous10．A．lucky B．friendly C．kind D．polite請(qǐng)通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳答案，并將答題卡上對(duì)應(yīng)題目所選的選項(xiàng)涂黑。ShenJiisa28-year-oldwomanfromDeqing,Huzhou.Shemakesspecialstickers(貼紙)forfridgestoshowthe1ofherhometown.Deqinghasmanygreenmountainsandcleanwater.Italsohasa2historyofmorethan1,000years.ShenJinoticedthattouristswantedtobuysmall3,butmostkeychains(鏈條)weren’tnice.“Whynotmakehelpfuland4things?”shethought.ShedecidedtomakefridgestickersofDeqing’sfamousplaces.Shehas5hardformanymonths.First,shetookpicturesofoldstreetsandtemples(廟).Thenshe6themtosimpledrawings.HerbestdesignisMoganMountainwithgreentrees.Italsoincludesbirds,andtheyaresinging7inthetrees.Eachstickerhas8inEnglishandChinese,like“Deqing–MyHappyHome.”Somepeopledidn’tlikeheridea.“Didyoustudyabroadjusttomakefridgestickers?”theyasked.ButShenJikepttrying.Shesoldherstickersonline.Shewas9tofindthatmanypeoplelikedherstickersandboughtthem!Nowover20shopsinDeqingsellherstickers.“Thesesmallstickersshowour10.”ShenJisaid.Herstoryteachesyoungpeoplecandogreatthingsfortheirhometowns.1．A．tree B．beauty C．river D．hill2．A．long B．famous C．exciting D．good3．A．books B．toys C．gifts D．pictures4．A．old B．clear C．beautiful D．rich5．A．played B．lived C．a(chǎn)llowed D．worked6．A．turned B．sold C．read D．rent7．A．quickly B．carefully C．happily D．suddenly8．A．names B．photos C．teams D．words9．A．surprised B．sad C．strict D．patient10．A．time B．culture C．school D．familyThe9thAsianWinterGamescametoacloseonFebruary14,2025inHarbin,HeilongjiangProvince.TheGameslastedforaboutaweek,fromFebruary7thto14th,and34countries1.TheGameshad64eventsinwintersportslikeskiing,skating,andicehockey.ItwasabigstageforAsianathletestoshowtheirskillsandtrytowinmedals.China’steamshined2duringtheGames,winningatotalof32gold,27silver,and26bronzemedals.ThiswasChina’sbest3everattheAsianWinterGames.China’sathleteswere4inmanysports.Forexample,inspeedskating,NingZhongyanbroketheAsianrecordandwongoldinthemen’s1000mrace.Andinshorttrackspeedskating,China’steamsalsowon5goldmedals.The6oftheopeningandclosingceremonieswas“wintergoes,springarrives,andlifecontinues.“Theclosingceremonywasfullofartisticperformances7expressedfeelingsfrom“expectation”and“reunion”to“farewell.”ItshowedChina’swar