2025年廣東省春季高考英語完形填空專項(xiàng)復(fù)習(xí)試題三（含答案解析）

春季高考●題型特訓(xùn)年1月Ⅲ.完形填空(共15小題；每小題2分,滿分30分)閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意,然后從各題所給的A、B、C和D項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。Peopleoftenasksuccessfulmenandwomenquestionsabouttheyhowtheysucceeded.Whatschoolsdidthey21_?Whatdidtheystudy?Whydidtheychooseaparticularcareer(職業(yè))？Theanswersare22_.ButbusinesswriterTomCorleyhas23onethinginhisstudythatmostofthemhaveincommon:they24everyday.Corley's25showsthat85percentofsuccessfulpeoplereadatleasttwobooksamonth.Thatcomestoreadingtwentyfourbooksa26.Theyhavediscoveredtheimportanceofcontinuingtolearn_27things.Some_28businessleaderswithreadinghabitsincludeBillGates,WarrenBuffettandElonMusk.Theyart29aboutwhattheyread,though.Theyreadfor30ratherthanfun.Theyalsoreadto31themselves.Whattypesof32dotheychoose?Theyreadlifestoriesofother33people.They34readscience,historyandhealthbooks.Businessmanagement,leadership,careeradviceandcurrenteventsareotherfavoriteanswers.Let’slearnfromthosewhohave35success,andopenagoodbooktoday.21.A.leaveB.attendC.buildD.visit22.A.differentB.correctC.confusingD.similar23.A.understoodB.thoughtC.discoveredD.finished24.A.writeB.exerciseC.meetD.read25.A.ruleB.planC.studyD.advice26.A.weekB.dayC.monthD.year27.A.simpleB.newC.difficultD.possible28.A.crazyB.handsomeC.internationalD.ordinary29.A.selectiveB.worriedC.madD.careless30.A.truthB.knowledgeC.beliefD.honor31.A.improveB.valueC.controlD.protect32.A.careerB.answersC.peopleD.books33.A.honestB.successfulC.kindD.happy34.A.neverB.seldomC.almostD.also35.A.createdB.discussedC.achievedD.explained2018年1月Ⅲ.完形填空(共15小題:每小題2分,滿分30分)閱讀下面短文,掌握其大意,然后從各題所給的A、B、C和D項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)Therewasaclevermaninavillage.Heknewalotofthings.Unfortunatelyhewas21.Hedidnothaveahouse,andhegothismealswithgreat22.Evenhisclotheswereverymuchwornout.Sothemanhadto23forhismeals.Onseeinghisoldclothes,manypeoplethoughtthathewas24.Saying“Goaway.”They25thedoor.Oncehesomehow26newclothes.Wearingthosenewclothes,hewenttotheveryfirsthouse.Thehostsaid27."Sir,pleasecomeinandhavesomefoodinmyhouse.28soupandsweetmealswereserved.Havingprayed(祈禱)first,theman29apieceofmeatandbeganto30hisnewclothes,saying.Eat,eat!”Seeingthat,thehostwas___31__andwasnotabletounderstand.Thenheasked,“Theclothesdonoteat.Whydoyou___32___foodtothem?”Theoldmananswered."Justbecauseofmynew33.yougavemefoodtoday,butyesterdayyouaskedmetogoaway.Iobtainedfoodduetotheseclothes,soIam34tothem.ThisiswhyIamfeedingthem.Thehostwasalittle35.21.A.illB.poorC.carelessD.crazy22.A.pleasureB.patienceC.difficultyD.courage23.A.prepareB.applyC.waitD.beg24.A.madB.angryC.oldD.weak25.A.pushedB.kickedC.shutD.broke26.A.gotB.washedC.orderedD.mended27.A.impatientlyB.sadlyC.anxiousD.philately28.A.coldB.DeliciousC.BoilingD.Remaining29.A.cookedB.droppedC.tookD.made30.A.cutB.surprisedC.hideD.feed31.A,satisfiedB.surprisedC.disappointedD.excited32.A.offerB.lendC.donateD.send33.A.ideaB.faceC.clothesD.arrival34.A.grateB.usedC.friendlyD.devoted35.A.pleasedB.ashamedC.afraidD.serious題型特訓(xùn)-3Passage1Sixteen-year-oldJoshisajuniorhighschoolstudent.Hewasrunningafive-kilometreraceinafieldof261onSept.16.Withtheracelessthanhalfdone,heascreamandsawarunnerhedidn’tknowfelldowninalotof—holdingableedingankle（足踝）.WithhisowncoachtryingtofindoutwhyJoshhadn’tpassedthehalfwaymarkasexpected,hiscoachfoundhimsoon.“Iwaswhatwasgoingandwhyhewassofarback,”saidScottClark.“ThenIsawJosh.Hehadgotthekidinhis.”TheinjuredathletewasMark,astudentfromanotherjuniorhighschool.Joshjusthimupwithoutsayinganythingandstartedcarryinghimandtryingtohimdown,saying,“It’sgoingtobeOK.Youranklewillrecover（痊愈）soon.I’mgoingtoyoutoyourcoaches.”JoshcarriedMarkaboutaquartermile!Hetookhimtohisandthen—completelylastinthefieldofrunnersnow—spedofftostarthisraceagain.He50kidstofinishtheraceasthe211thoutof261runners.Whenbyoneteammatewhyhehadfallensofarbehindaftertherace,hesaid,“Oh,Ipickedupakid.”Noexcuses.Noexplanation.Nodisappointment.Hejustfinishedwhathehadstarted.Mark’sanklefullyaweeklaterandthenhepersonallythankedJoshathishome.“Joshhasmeagainthattherearewonderfulpeopleoutthere.Theyarealwaysdoingkindandgoodthingswithnoofbeingnoticedorrewarded,”hesaid.196．A．a(chǎn)thletes B．winners C．teams D．events197．A．touched B．guessed C．felt D．heard198．A．trouble B．pain C．fear D．shame199．A．preparing B．discovering C．wondering D．realizing200．A．feet B．a(chǎn)rms C．shoulders D．legs201．A．picked B．woke C．called D．set202．A．turn B．take C．calm D．put203．A．show B．get C．move D．give204．A．coaches B．relatives C．friends D．classmates205．A．followed B．encouraged C．led D．passed206．A．told B．warned C．repeated D．a(chǎn)sked207．A．simply B．exactly C．mostly D．generally208．A．suffered B．a(chǎn)ched C．recovered D．developed209．A．supported B．suggested C．reminded D．required210．A．imagination B．expectation C．mention D．organizationPassage2Daisywasinthebathroom.Shewasbrushingherteethandthewasrunning.“Shutoffthewater,”shoutedsuddenly.Daisylookedaround,butsawnoone.Shewasvery.“Shutoffthewater.Youarewastingit!”Thevoiceappearedagain.ThistimeDaisyoffthewaterandasked,“Who...whoareyou?”Iamadropofwater.It’snotformetogethere.Ihaveexperiencedalot.DoyouknowI’mfrom?”“Fromthepipe(管道)?”saidDaisy.“No.Afewdaysago,Iwasflyingcomfortablyinaandenjoyingtheview(風(fēng)景)fromthesky.ThenIdroppedintoariverandthatrivermetothesea.Thenitwastimepeopletocleanmeup.”“Really?”Daisysaid.“Yes.Iwasaftermyjourney(旅行).Soinordertomakemesafetodrink,peoplegavemeacomplete.Afterthat,Itravelledinthepipesunderthestreets.Iwaitedthereyoucalledme,andhereIam.”Daisysaid,“Sothisistheofyourjourney?”“No.Whenyoufinishwithme,Iwillbebackintheseaagain.That’swhereIcamefrom.Remembernottomeorpolluteme.I’mvaluable(寶貴的),likegold.Seeyou.”“Waitaminute.Whatdoyoumeanbygold?”Buttherewasno.Thewaterhadalreadygone.211．A．wind B．water C．gas D．sand212．A．somebody B．a(chǎn)nybody C．everybody D．nobody213．A．glad B．sad C．surprised D．excited214．A．put B．took C．fell D．shut215．A．lucky B．comfortable C．easy D．fast216．A．where B．when C．why D．how217．A．garden B．cloud C．river D．lake218．A．stopped B．stepped C．broke D．carried219．A．in B．of C．for D．to220．A．clean B．dirty C．dangerous D．tired221．A．training B．shopping C．spelling D．cleaning222．A．until B．though C．because D．if223．A．beginning B．middle C．end D．pain224．A．worry B．follow C．waste D．hide225．A．room B．a(chǎn)nswer C．noise D．troublePassage3WhenAnnewasyoung,shewasalittleheavy.likedtomakefriendswithherbecauseofitandsomechildrenoftenlikedmakingfunofher.ThismadeAnne,sadandlonely.Shestayedawayfromthesechildrenandtalkedwiththem.Astimewentby,Annehadahabitoflaughingandtoherself.Atthesametime,Annelearnedtomakeherselfhappycandies,icecreams,andchocolate.Whenshewasauniversitystudent,shewasover90kg,whichmadepeoplelaughathermore.Anneknewverywellthatherclassmatesoftenlaughedatherbehindherbackandherweirdo(怪咖).Butshedidn’tcare.Oneday,Annesawavideoofapopularcomedystar.Thevideointerestedhersomuchthatshekeptitagainandagain.Lateron,Annejoinedinacompetitioninheruniversity.Afterwalkingontothestage(舞臺(tái)),shebegantospeak,“Iknowyouhavebeenlaughingmybackforyears.TodayIcanmakeyoualllaughinfrontofme.Well,that’sIamhere.”Hearingthis,everyonewas.ThenAnnebegantolaughloudlyandsooneveryonefollowedher.AndAnnewentontomakethembyplayingjokesonherself.Intheend,Annethecomedycompetitionandallthepeoplestoodup,givingherabighand.Yearslater,Annebecameacomedystar,too,althoughshewasstillalittleheavy.226．A．Somebody B．Anybody C．Nobody D．Everybody227．A．shy B．lucky C．happy D．funny228．A．a(chǎn)lways B．often C．sometimes D．hardly229．A．crying B．teaching C．talking D．shouting230．A．for B．into C．with D．without231．A．other B．others C．theother D．theothers232．A．told B．called C．a(chǎn)sked D．made233．A．reading B．listening C．looking D．watching234．A．singing B．comedy C．painting D．opera235．A．behind B．nextto C．a(chǎn)crossfrom D．infrontof236．A．what B．when C．which D．why237．A．scared B．surprised C．friendly D．understanding238．A．laugh B．cry C．sing D．dance239．A．got B．broke C．won D．beat240．A．meaningless B．common C．dangerous D．popularPassage4LiZiqi,bornon6July1990inSichuan,isafamousvlogger—someonewhomakesshortorvideosandpoststhemontheInternet.However,LiZiqihadachildhood.Herfatherdiedwhenshewasyoung.Shelivedwithheroldgrandmaamongthewheresheonlymadefriendswithflowers,birdsandeverythinginthenature.Lifewasdifficultthen.Inthebeginning,LiZiqijustonlywantedtohelpimprovethesaleinherTaobaoonlineshopbysomeChinesecountry-lifevideosontheInternet.Later,thevideosincludeChinese,handcraftmakingandespeciallyherlifestyle.AlltheChinesefood,inhervideos,ismadewithpartsfromplanting,harvestingtocookingandeating.Besidesfood,shehasmademanymorethingsforuse,suchasherclothes,andfurniture.Sheeverythingbyherself.Forexample,ifsheplanstomakeasofa,thequitenecessarythingshedidwastowalkthedeepmountainandcuttreestogetfinewoods.Andeachofhermostvideosalmosttake2oreven3yearsthefurnitureisfinished.Sheseemsabletomakeeverythingandcanbe.SinceLiZiqistartedherdreamlife,shehasacook,afarmer,agardener,anengineeraswellasacreator.Shemakesshortfilmsofhertosatisfythepeopleatallages.“Idoeverythingbymyself.”SaidZiqi,“I’mjustfilmingthelifethatIwant.”Sheleadshumanbeingstothe,whichisalsoatraditionallifestyle.241．A．novels B．films C．speeches D．stories242．A．terrible B．boring C．tiring D．quiet243．A．cities B．towns C．mountains D．houses244．A．posting B．making C．watching D．a(chǎn)nswering245．A．tea B．dinner C．soup D．food246．A．two B．three C．four D．five247．A．enough B．daily C．correct D．special248．A．plants B．cuts C．creates D．chooses249．A．first B．second C．last D．final250．A．past B．on C．by D．into251．A．before B．until C．if D．unless252．A．a(chǎn)nyone B．everyone C．nobody D．somebody253．A．liked B．met C．been D．got254．A．food B．clothes C．furniture D．life255．A．nature B．environment C．modern D．fashionPassage5Whatdoyoudowhenyoumeetaproblemwhiledoingyourhomework?Andywouldtakeouthissmartphone,openaspecialappandsearchedforthe.Answerssoonappeared(出現(xiàn))onthe.Nowadays,manystudentsdohomeworkthehelpoftheInternetlikeAndy.Theysearchonline,useappsorthroughsocialnetworkslikeQQandWeChat.“It’sconvenient(方便的).Youwaitorgetatutor(導(dǎo)師)onthespot(地點(diǎn)、場(chǎng)所),”Andysaid.“Youalsolearnbyseeingothersworkthemout.”Italsoimprovesstudents’abilities,saidJohn,anotherstudent.Hesaidit’sespeciallyfornewtypesofhomework.John’sChineseteacheroftenasksstudentstogivespeechesongreatwriters.Whenitcomestoturn,heusuallyonline,picksoutcertainstoriesandmakesPowerPointpresentations.“I’vebecomeskilledatfindinginformationonlineandusingMicrosoftOffice.”Johnsaid.,manystudentsthinkthistrend(趨勢(shì))alsobringsupproblems.Somestudentsjustcopytheanswersonlinewithoutthinking.Theybecome.AheadteacherinAndyandJohn’sschoolsaidthathowtousetheInternetisimportant.Thekeyistohavegoodself-control.“Nomatterhowtheproblemis.Thinkaboutitindependently(獨(dú)立地)first.”theteachersaid.“Besuretounderstandthereasonstheanswers,oryouwon’tmakeprogress(進(jìn)步).Ifyoudon’thaveconfidenceaboutyour,askyourparentsforhelp.”256．A．a(chǎn)ddress B．problem C．channel D．homework257．A．screen B．video C．TV D．film258．A．without B．with C．under D．in259．A．play B．turn C．discuss D．practice260．A．must B．haveto C．don’thaveto D．mustn’t261．A．what B．where C．why D．how262．A．wrong B．useless C．harmful D．true263．A．John’s B．Andy’s C．students’ D．teather’s264．A．searches B．chats C．shops D．watches265．A．So B．Though C．However D．But266．A．modest B．creative C．hard-working D．lazy267．A．knowing B．a(chǎn)llowing C．balancing D．thinking268．A．new B．easy C．different D．difficult269．A．between B．before C．behind D．beside270．A．power B．self-control C．information D．spiritPassage6Iwasonceafatgirl.Iweighed336poundsandlookedasasmyfridge.Iwasworriedaboutit.ButonedayIhadamedicalexamination(體檢).ThedoctortoldmethatIwashavinghearttrouble.Itme.Ibegantofeel.ThenIdecidedtodosomething!ayearandfivemonths,Ilost104pounds.WhatagreatthingIdid!Ididn’thaveanyexpensivefood,medicaltreatmentorcamp-style(訓(xùn)練營(yíng)式的)exercise.Whatwasthetomysuccess?FirstIlookedthroughtheInternetfordo-it-yourselfadvicethatpeoplecouldfollowlosingweight.OfcourseIsawmanyadswhichtrytomebuytheirproducts(產(chǎn)品).ButIbought.TheonlythingIdidwastochangemybad.ThefollowingarewhatIhavedone.Youcantrythese.Stopdrinkingsomethingtoomuchsugarinit.Refusesweetcakes.Eatgreenvegetables.Useonlyvegetableoil.Nevereatafter6:30p.m.Also,dolightexercisefor15to20minutesfivedaysaweek.ThenIkeptdoingIshoulddo.Peoplesometimessay,“Youdon’tneedtotellmewhattodo.Iitalready!”Butthefactisthatknowingwhattodoanddoingwhatyouknowarecompletely(完全地).Theimportantthingistoknowwhattodothenjustkeepdoingit.271．A．bigger B．big C．small D．smaller272．A．a(chǎn)lways B．often C．a(chǎn)lso D．never273．A．gave B．cheered C．dressed D．woke274．A．tired B．sad C．nervous(緊張的) D．excited275．A．After B．On C．When D．Before276．A．ways B．secret C．a(chǎn)dvice D．idea277．A．of B．in C．on D．a(chǎn)bout278．A．a(chǎn)sk B．invite C．let D．get279．A．something B．nothing C．a(chǎn)nything D．everything280．A．habits B．looks C．wishes D．grades281．A．in B．without C．with D．of282．A．how B．what C．when D．where283．A．hear B．make C．care D．know284．A．easy B．different C．similar D．difficult285．A．so B．a(chǎn)nd C．but D．orPassage7通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)可以填入短文空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。

Shechangesherjobbecauseofherinterestineducatingpeopleonthebeautyandimportanceofflowers.QiuYamin,42,madeherofplantingflowersherjob.Backin2008,Qiuwaslivingalife.Atthattime,shewasacomputersaleswomanandwaswithherjob.Thebusyworkdayafterdaythatshedidnothaveenoughtimetofeeleventhechangeofseasons.Shefeltherlifewouldthesame.Asaresult,Qiudecidedtoherjobandfollowherheartbyopeningaflowerstore.Oneday,walkingonthestreet,shecameupwithan.Sherented(租)anemptyplaceof2,000squaremetersandgrewalotofplantsinside,itagardenandaflowermarket.Atthebeginning,shestartedthebyherself,thenherfamilymembersjoined.Now,hercompanyhasmorethan200people.HerbookHeydearGardenintroducingherexperienceofplantingflowershas.Inordertohelpmorechildrentheimportanceofflowers,Qiuhasstartedaprogramtobuild100gardensin100schoolsinChina.Shehopestoplantdifferentkindsofflowersineachgarden,sothatcanseethemindifferentseasons.“Ibelievetheseed(種子)ofgardeninginachild’sheartwilldogoodtothemforalifetime.Ihavebuiltsuchintwoschools,andwillbuildmoreinthefuture,especiallyforschoolsforstudentswithneeds.Withthegardens,wemaytrysomehorticulturaltherapy(園藝療法)forsuchstudents.”saysQiu.286．A．habit B．hobby C．pride D．dream287．A．simple B．difficult C．meaningful D．different288．A．bored B．satisfied C．happy D．strict289．A．reminded B．meant C．said D．caused290．A．become B．feel C．stay D．live291．A．giveaway B．giveout C．giveup D．givein292．A．invention B．idea C．example D．a(chǎn)dvice293．A．making B．turning C．changing D．wishing294．A．job B．program C．business D．plan295．A．workedout B．comeout C．takenout D．movedout296．A．consider B．realize C．regard D．encourage297．A．workers B．gardeners C．students D．teachers298．A．growing B．picking C．watering D．cooking299．A．libraries B．gardens C．washrooms D．restaurants300．A．special B．important C．surprising D．primaryPassage8先通讀短文，掌握其大意，然后從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)可以填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳答案。Dragonsarenotrealanimals,buttheylooklikeamixofmanyanimalssuchassnakes,fishandtigersinChineseculture.Theyhavetwohorns(角)andalong.Withfantasticpowers,theycanintheskyorswiminthesea.Theycanmakerain,too.TheChinesedragonisasymbolofandgoodluck.ThekingsofancientChinadragons.Theirclotheswerecoveredwithofdragons.Todaywearetocallourselvesthe“descendants(后代)ofthedragon”.InChina,excellentpeopleareoftencalled“dragons”.AnumberofChinesesayingstalkaboutdragons,suchas“Hopeone’schildwillbecomeadragon”,whichmeansthathopesthechildwillbesuccessful.ItisthatpeoplebornintheYearoftheDragonhavecertaincharacters.Theyarecreative,active,andbrave,buttheybecomeangry.Therearesomefamous“dragons”whohavedoneexcellentthingsandarevery.TherearealsosometraditionalaboutdragonsinChina,suchastheDragonHead-raisingDayandtheDragonBoatFestival,whichareindifferentways.Thesetwofestivalscomeeveryyear,theYearoftheDragoncomeseverytwelveyears.ThedragonisoneofthemostimportantelementsinChineseculture.SomeoneisinterestedinChineseculturemaystudyitandthushaveabetterunderstandingofChineseculture.Wearethe“descendantsofthedragon”,andit’sourdutytoworktogethertoourtraditionalcultureontomoreandmorepeople.301．A．face B．hair C．body D．a(chǎn)rm302．A．cry B．fly C．jump D．eat303．A．contribution B．job C．power D．treasure304．A．touched B．laughed C．hated D．loved305．A．smell B．pictures C．taste D．a(chǎn)ppearances306．A．a(chǎn)mazed B．proud C．shy D．interested307．A．someone B．a(chǎn)nybody C．something D．a(chǎn)nything308．A．studied B．shocked C．said D．suggested309．A．completely B．hardlly C．gladly D．easily310．A．natural B．successful C．strange D．impolite311．A．messages B．information C．festivals D．service312．A．celebrated B．promised C．decided D．offered313．A．until B．while C．unless D．before314．A．where B．what C．which D．who315．A．choose B．pick C．pass D．savePassage9從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳答案。Haveyouseenpeoplewhotakepicturesoffoodformorethan10minutesbeforeeating?Howaboutthosewhobeautifytheirselfie(自拍)somuchthatyoucan’tevenwhotheyare?Theremustbeoneormorewhoexitinyoursocialmedia.Nomattertheychoosetoshare,theysharethebestbutthemostunreal.

MyfriendChenissuchanexample.Everytimewewenttoarestaurant,shewouldnottakeauntilallthedisheswewereonthetable.Then,shewouldspendfiveminutesinthedishesinaseeminglyrandom(隨意的)butinfactarrangedorder.Thenthemostpart:takingpictures.Afterthat,shewouldchooseoneoftheandclickthefilter(濾鏡)app.Thefoodeventuallylooked10timesmoredeliciousthanitreallywas,butwehadnotoreallyenjoyit—itallwentcold.Actually,Chen’sreallifeismuchlesswonderful.Forexample,shehatestowashthedishes,soshetheminthesinkfordays.

Manypeoplecaretoomuchaboutothers’opinionsandtrytoohardtoothers.Theyfindithardtobeandtoacceptthemselves,andsotheyareafraidtoshowtheirlifeonsocialmedia.Whattheyaretryingtoproveisexactlywhattheylackinreality.Butthiswillnotbringanychangetoreality,astheyfollowthesameoldpatternoflife.

Iftheyreallywantawonderfullife,theyshouldputmoreeffortintoachievingitfabricating(偽造)it.Beingmoreconfident,acceptingthemselvesandtryingtheirbesttobebetteraremuchmoremeaningfulthantheirlifeonsocialmedia.316．A．tell B．say C．talk D．speak317．A．how B．what C．where D．whom318．A．menu B．rest C．snack D．bite319．A．served B．ordered C．offered D．provided320．A．givingout B．eatingup C．layingout D．pointingout321．A．delicious B．important C．patient D．professional322．A．meals B．pictures C．treats D．forms323．A．chance B．reason C．choice D．excuse324．A．cleans B．remains C．puts D．leaves325．A．comfort B．press C．a(chǎn)muse D．please326．A．confident B．independent C．proud D．generous327．A．secret B．real C．right D．direct328．A．still B．seldom C．exactly D．nearly329．A．otherthan B．morethan C．ratherthan D．lessthan330．A．changing B．correcting C．beautifying D．spreadingPassage10閱讀短文，掌握其大意，然后從A、B、C、D中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。AFrenchmanNiepce,neededpicturesforhiswork.Buthewasnotagoodartist.Soheaverysimple(簡(jiǎn)單的)camerain1826.Heputitinawindowofhishouseandtookapictureofhisgarden.Thatwasthefirst.Thenextimportantdateinthehistoryofphotography(攝影術(shù))wasin1837.Thatyear,Dagueme,another,tookapictureofhisreadingroom.Heusedanewkindofinadifferentway.Inhispictureyoucouldseeveryclearly,eventhesmallestthing.In1840,photographywasdevelopedoncemore.Thenphotographerstakepicturesofpeopleandmovingthings.thephotographershadtocarrymanymachines.thebeginningofthe21stcentury,aChineseyoungmanWangMengqiu,inventedHoverCamera.Itcanrecord(錄制)peopleandthingsmore.HeoncestudiedatSanfordUniversityintheUnitedStates.Hebecamequicklybecauseoftheinvention.HoverCameraiseasytooperate.Youcanuseasmartphonetoit.Itcanfollowyou,flyingorstayinginair.Inthisway,itcantheperfectpictures.ItisexcellentforsportsgamesandholidaysbecauseHoverCameraisconvenientfortheusersto.Itcanbefolded(折疊),soitcanbeputintoasmallbag.Whenthepowerislowitcansafely.Inthefuture,cameraswillbecomebetterandbetter.cantakemorenicephotos.331．A．bought B．invented C．lost D．won332．A．house B．garden C．window D．photo333．A．Chinese B．American C．Frenchman D．Japanese334．A．camera B．phone C．computer D．pen335．A．nothing B．everything C．something D．a(chǎn)nything336．A．must B．would C．could D．should337．A．But B．And C．So D．Or338．A．On B．To C．At D．From339．A．slowly B．busily C．happily D．wonderfully340．A．famous B．helpful C．wise D．special341．A．call B．control C．copy D．close342．A．sell B．get C．order D．find343．A．tidy B．make C．carry D．watch344．A．land B．fly C．work D．start345．A．Artists B．Machines C．Students D．PeoplePassage11Everyoneadmiresheroes.Whenweareaskedwhoareourheroes,someonewell-knownlikeYangLiweiorZhongNanshanmaycomeintoour.Theymakeabigdifferencetotheworld.However,thereare“everyday”heroesinourdailylife.Theymaynotbesotothepublic,butthesecommonpeoplearealsoworkinghardtobuildabetterworld.AmongthemisSunJun.SunJuncomesfromapoorvillage.Thevillagersusedtohavenoenoughfood.Heknewmuchaboutthe.Whenhewasacollegestudent,hefoundthattheproblemoffoodwastewasmoreandmore.Hestartedtocollectunsoldfoodfromrestaurantsandstoresforhomelesspeople.Aftergraduating,SunJunjoinedavolunteercalledGreenFoodBank,whichwassetupinShanghaiin2014.Thepurposeistobuildabridgebetweenpeoplewhoarereadytohelpothersandthosewhoare.Itworksbycollectingandfreefoodforthepoor,thedisabledandsoon.Sun’steamdevelopedaphoneapp.Itcanhowmuchfoodrestaurantsleaveeachday.Usually,theworkplacesofvolunteersarenotfarfromtherestaurants,theycanjustwalktheretogetthefoodforfree.Thenitcanbegivenoutinjustafewhours.Sofar,Sunandhisteamhavedonesomethingtothesociety.Ontheonhand,they’vesavedalotoffood.Ontheotherhand,they’vehelpedsomepeople.,morevolunteersandrestaurantsjointhemnow.Thesmallactionsoftheseheroescanmakeainfluencethanweimagine.WhydoesSundoallthesethings?Hesays,“ThankstoGrandpaYuanLongpingwearealmostnolongeroffood.Weneedtothinkabouthowtowasting.There’salongwaytogo,butIwon’t