專題06 完形填空(15空)15篇【考題猜想】（原卷版）-25學(xué)年高一英語(yǔ)上學(xué)期期末考點(diǎn)大串講（人教版2019）

專題06完形填空(15空)15篇Close01（24-25高一上·江蘇南通·期中）Iwasthenewkidintown.Mydadgotanewjob,andwe1andmovedfromouroldhome,school,friendsandeverything.Iwasnota(n)2person.Shyandquiet,Ireadalotanddidnotmakefriendseasily.WouldIfitin?WouldI3inthisstrangenewworld?Iwasgoodatschool.Lovingbooksandreadinghelpedmetogetgood4.Teacherslovedthataboutme.5,otherkidsdidnot.Theydidn’tlikemegettingtopgrades,answeringquestionsinclass,beingdelightedwithschool.Ididnot6popularitycontests.ButIcouldn’tstopbeingme-lovingtoreadandlearn.Ifeltlikeatotal7.Nobodywouldlikeme.Thenoneday,atall,muscularboyinEnglishclassapproachedme.He8himselfasamemberoftheschoolbasketballteam.Iknewthat—hewasthestarplayer!“Hey,”hesaid.“YoudoreallywellinEnglishclass.Doyouthinkyoucouldhelpme?”“Yes,9yes,”Isaid.Wemadethedealwithanexchangeofsmiles.Fromthatmomenton,myschoollifechanged.Thebasketballplayersaskedmetohelpthemout.Theygatheredaroundmeand10metoclasses.Allthegirlsadmiredmeforthat.Nobodygaveme11forbeingsmartanymoreandIfitin.Iwas12tobesmartenoughtohelptheteam.Itaughttheguysaboutcommasandsubject-verbagreement.Theytaughtmehowtodribble(運(yùn))abasketball.Andtheytaughtmethatbeingsmartcouldbeareal13whichIcouldusetohelpothers.ThoughIwasonlyfivefeettall,Iwalkedthehallsfeelingastallasthosetoweringbasketballplayerswhohelpedmetofitinthenewenvironment.Theygaveme14andconfidencetobemyself—a15girlwhobutreallyknewhowtodribbleabasketball!1．A．turnedup B．pickedup C．putup D．packedup2．A．a(chǎn)dventurous B．independent C．responsible D．frank3．A．survive B．recover C．study D．improve4．A．friends B．grades C．moments D．a(chǎn)ttitudes5．A．Therefore B．Besides C．Otherwise D．However6．A．lose B．win C．a(chǎn)cquire D．finish7．A．fighter B．fool C．failure D．friend8．A．viewed B．a(chǎn)ccepted C．introduced D．imagined9．A．definitely B．immediately C．fortunately D．finally10．A．ran B．walked C．rushed D．pushed11．A．help B．trouble C．comfort D．respect12．A．confident B．sorry C．a(chǎn)shamed D．thankful13．A．problem B．success C．blessing D．reflection14．A．concern B．wisdom C．luck D．courage15．A．short B．tall C．strong D．weakClose02（24-25高一上·江蘇泰州·期中）OnChristmasEve,itwassnowingandcold.TheSmithfamilygatheredaroundthe16,sipping(抿)hotcocoaandenjoyingeachother’s17.Suddenly,therewasaknockonthedoor.Thefathergotupto18itandfoundamanstandingtherewithalarge19inhishands.“Excuseme,sir,”themansaid,“I’m20tothistown,andlookingfortheJohnson’shouse.Imusthavetakenawrongturnsomewhere.”Thefathercouldseethatthemanwas21becauseofthecoldweather,andhefeltsorryforhim.“Comeoninand22bythefire,”hesaid.Theman23acceptedtheinvitationandsatdowninachairnearthefireplace.Motherwenttothekitchentomakehimsomehotcocoa,andthechildrencouldn’tmisstheopportunityto24andseewhatwasintheman’spackage.Asthey25around,themanopenedthepackageto26abeautiful,delicateglassdoll.“Wow!”exclaimed(呼喊)thechildren.“That’samazing!”Themansmiledattheir27andexplainedthattheglassdollwasa28forhisdaughter,wholivedinthearea.“IwantedtogivehersomethingspecialforChristmas,andIhaven’tseenherforsometime,”hesaid.Whenitwastimeforthemantoleave,hethankedthefamilyfortheirkindnessand29.Ashesteppedoutintothesnowynight,thefamilywatchedhimgo,feelinggratefulforthe30joythathadcomeintotheirlivesthatevening.16．A．bookshelf B．fireplace C．refrigerator D．television17．A．company B．comfort C．comment D．respect18．A．receive B．watch C．hold D．a(chǎn)nswer19．A．container B．package C．toy D．glove20．A．unique B．polite C．new D．familiar21．A．rising B．whispering C．shaking D．recovering22．A．warmup B．cheerup C．callup D．stayup23．A．hesitantly B．sincerely C．hopelessly D．gratefully24．A．showaround B．getaway C．hangout D．nosearound25．A．gathered B．looked C．turned D．pushed26．A．decorate B．reveal C．purchase D．make27．A．disappointment B．a(chǎn)nxiety C．excitement D．a(chǎn)musement28．A．memory B．gift C．souvenir D．prize29．A．contribution B．a(chǎn)dmiration C．generosity D．honesty30．A．unexpected B．lasting C．unlimited D．missingClose03（24-25高一上·河北滄州·期中）Onthefinaldayofschoolatmyworkplace,Idecidedtointroducemydogtomyspecialeducationstudents.IamanInstructionalAssistant,soI31withkids,andIalsodoone-on-oneserviceswithacertainstudent,Joanna.Shehasshakenbabysyndromeandgetsepilepticseizures(癲癇發(fā)作)ifsheis32orreallystressed.Oneday,Joanna’s33toldusthatherdaughterdidn’tgethermedicinethatdayasthemedicinewasoftenunavailableinchemist’sshop.Iwas34thatJoannawouldgetseizuresifshecouldn’tgetenoughsleeptofightagainsttiredness,anditwas.Joannatookanapinhersleepingbagbut35upabouttenminuteslater.That36shewasgoingtohavesomeseizureactivities.Mydog,usually37,wasontheoppositesideoftheroom.AsJoannaexperiencedmultipleseizures,mydogbeganmakingunfamiliar38.Mysupervisor,theheadteacher,suggested39mydog’sbehavior,asheappeareddeeplyconcerned.Despitehavingnospecialservicetraining,mydogdecidedto40Joanna.HedecidedthathewasgoingtostandoverJoannaand41touchherlegsandforehead.Eachtimeshecameout,shewould42himandsmile.Mydog’sunexpected43leftmeamazed,andI’mnowconsidering44himinservicetraining,despitehisageofthreeandhisspoilednature.Asareward(獎(jiǎng)勵(lì))forhisthoughtfulnessandgoodbehavior,he45ahomemademealthatday.31．A．helpout B．comein C．breakdown D．getaround32．A．happy B．proud C．tired D．calm33．A．teacher B．mother C．friend D．sister34．A．surprised B．satisfied C．a(chǎn)nnoyed D．worried35．A．listened B．picked C．woke D．stood36．A．meant B．proved C．urged D．uncovered37．A．responsible B．excitable C．lovable D．suitable38．A．choices B．mistakes C．efforts D．noises39．A．recording B．praising C．observing D．recognizing40．A．track B．rescue C．comfort D．move41．A．gently B．rudely C．a(chǎn)ngrily D．secretly42．A．beat B．pet C．see D．push43．A．position B．decision C．purpose D．behavior44．A．registering B．a(chǎn)dmiring C．contacting D．inspiring45．A．cooked B．enjoyed C．scheduled D．orderedClose04（24-25高一上·山東聊城·期中）IhavealwayswonderedhowfarIcouldpushmyself.Whataremy46limits?Ourbodies,ofcourse,set47foreachofus.Evenwithbetter48,therewillalwaysbelimitstohowmuchweightonecan49.Althoughphysicallimitations50foreveryindividual,ourinnerstrengthfrequentlyholdsthekeyto51them.Moreimportantly,it’saperson’s52thatdetermineshowfaronecango.ThereasonwhyIhadthe53ofpushingbeyondmylimitswasastoryaboutJohnCollins.Once,hewaslisteningtoafewfriendsargueaboutwhetherrunnersorswimmershadbetterfitnesslevels.He54theargumentbyturningitintoanideaforacompetition.Eachcompetitorwouldswim3.9kilometers,55180kilometersandthenrun42kilometers.ThefirstonetofinishwouldbegiventhetitleIronman!Idecidedtogiveitatry.PreparingfortheIronmanracestartedwith56.Ibeganeatingfivetoseventimesadaytogivemyselfmore57asIexercised.58activitiessuchasswimming,cycling,andrunningtookupalargepartofeachday.Inbetween,therewere59inthegym.Finally,thedayarrived.Seventeenhoursafterstarting,Iarrivedatthefinishline.Icertainlywasn’tthefirst,butI60myselfandfeltlikeawinner!46．A．physical B．mental C．financial D．social47．A．goals B．limits C．examples D．records48．A．warning B．beginning C．training D．understanding49．A．control B．lose C．expect D．lift50．A．exist B．reduce C．develop D．spread51．A．upgrading B．overcoming C．beautifying D．recognizing.52．A．mind B．patience C．choice D．background53．A．trouble B．definition C．thought D．memory54．A．rejected B．broadened C．started D．recalled55．A．walk B．jog C．sail D．bike56．A．diet B．equipment C．data D．mindset57．A．options B．a(chǎn)wards C．confidence D．energy58．A．Reflectingon B．Figuringout C．Planningfor D．Engagingin59．A．performances B．workouts C．complaints D．cheers60．A．convinced B．a(chǎn)dvertised C．challenged D．remindedClose05（24-25高一上·山西陽(yáng)泉·期中）ThatyearIwaselevenandinsixthgrade.InWethersfield,allsixthgradersare81totakepartintheR.O.P.E.Program.Itsmain82istobelieveyourpeers,worktogetherand83newadventures.Theseprogramsincludingfallingbackwardand84peerstocatchyou,workingtogethertofitintoasmallcircleandsomethingofthatkind.Iwasreadytotakepartinthese85.Fallingbackwardandfittingintoasmallcirclewerenothingtome.Crossingoverastreamwithnothingholdingmeupbutaropewasdaring,butIcould86it.Finallythedaycamewhenmysixthgradeclasswouldtraveltoclimbandrappel(繞繩下降)amountaininSouthington.Thosepeoplewhoweretoo87wereallowedtopracticeclimbingandrappellingasmallerareaofrocks,butthatwasn’tforme.Icouldclimbthebigmountain.Twentyminuteslater,my88arrived.AsIwaswell89,Isetoffatonce.Igotaquarterofthewayupbutcouldn’tseemtogetany90.Itriedandtried.Ibegantoputmyselfdownandcry.Therewasnothingmore91thanmyclassmateswerelookingatme.AllIkept92was“Lisa,youcandoit.Trytofityourfootinthere.93,Lisa.You’realmostthere.”ItwasthenthatIthoughttomyself,“WhyamIcrying?Icandothis.”Almost94Iwentongoingupthemountain.WithinfiveminutesIsuccessfully95thetop.Thanksfortheencouragementfrommyclassmates.Iknownomatterhowdifficulttheroadaheadmaybe,Ihavethestrengthtokeepgoing.81．A．forced B．required C．reported D．revised82．A．idea B．result C．question D．partner83．A．experience B．introduce C．run D．describe84．A．begging B．thinking C．promising D．trusting85．A．lectures B．a(chǎn)ctivities C．strategies D．discussions86．A．manage B．discover C．change D．need87．A．naughty B．noisy C．frightened D．a(chǎn)nnoyed88．A．friend B．turn C．teacher D．day89．A．relaxed B．received C．organized D．prepared90．A．quicker B．farther C．warmer D．longer91．A．a(chǎn)wkward B．a(chǎn)mazing C．exciting D．disappointing92．A．shouting B．remembering C．learning D．hearing93．A．Watchout B．Hurryup C．Comeon D．Walkalong94．A．completely B．carefully C．dangerously D．immediately95．A．gotover B．headedto C．gotto D．turnedtoClose06（24-25高一上·山東煙臺(tái)·期中）Onasummerday,JaneandherhusbandChandler,alongwithhisfamily,werehavingavacationonanislandinNorthCarolina.Janethrewdowna101challengetoChandler:swimmingtotheothersideofthepoolwithout102forair.It’sagamethecouplehadplayedsomanytimes.Withexcitement,Chandlereagerly103thechallenge.However,ashe104thefarendofthepoolandremainedunderwater,whatbeganasfuntooka105.Bubbles(氣泡)appearedatthewater’ssurface,106regardedaspartofthegameatfirst.Yet,assecondsturnedintoworryingminutes,thecheerfulatmospherechangedinto107—Chandler’sparentsrealizedhow108thesituationwas.HismomEmilygrewanxiousandcalledouttoherhusbandWilsoninalarm.Inthebeginning,Janecouldn’tquiteunderstandEmily’s109.ButasWilsonranto110Chandleroutofthewater,Janesawhisgreyskinandbluelipsandrealizedsomethingwasdeathlywrong.Hermindwentblankandshedidn’tknowwhattodo.111,twodoctorswerechattingbythepoolandthey112tohelpastheyknewsecondsinasituationlikethat113.Theycheckedhispulserightawayandtriedto114CPR(心肺復(fù)蘇術(shù))whilewaitingfortheambulancetoarrive.Afewdayslater,Chandlercompletelyrecovered.Sincethen,heandJanehavebeentryingtheirbesttoraisepeople’s115ofthedangerofdrowning(溺水).101．A．fresh B．different C．simple D．familiar102．A．a(chǎn)sking B．preparing C．surfacing D．moving103．A．reflected B．a(chǎn)ccepted C．completed D．considered104．A．reached B．observed C．noticed D．searched105．A．chance B．step C．turn D．break106．A．commonly B．mistakenly C．coldly D．purposely107．A．pity B．a(chǎn)dventure C．boredom D．panic108．A．serious B．confusing C．shameful D．disappointing109．A．suggestions B．explanations C．doubts D．reactions110．A．talk B．wake C．drag D．lead111．A．Undoubtedly B．Fortunately C．Obviously D．Surprisingly112．A．steppedaside B．movedabout C．gaveway D．rushedover113．A．mattered B．happened C．passed D．a(chǎn)ppeared114．A．discuss B．recall C．perform D．learn115．A．curiosity B．a(chǎn)wareness C．confidence D．expectationClose07（24-25高一上·浙江·期中）IthasbeenfouryearssinceIlearnttorideahorsefromWorktoRide.TheprogramwasputforwardbyHi,whowasaformercompetitiverider.Butnowhe121helpinginner-citykidsfindcourageandconfidencethroughridinghorses.He122theprogramforteenagersplayingpolo(馬球).Eachstudentisoffereda“carehorse”-ananimaltheyare123forraisingandcaringfor.Thoughit’sfreeforteenstotakepart,124theprogramrequiresothercost.Fouryearsago,afriendfirsttoldmeabouttheprogram,sayingitwouldallowmetospendmyafternoons125horseswhileridingthemforfree.Iwascuriousaboutit,soIfollowedhimtothebarn(牲口房)wherehorseswerekept.WhenIsawmybighorseforthefirsttime,Iwas126.Aftermonthsofpractice,however,Igradually127thefear.Iwas128torideahorse.Itwasallbecauseofthese129:feedingmy“carehorse”,cleaningitandcheckingitforsignsofinjury.ButIthoughtthe130wasdifferentfromanythingIhadimagined.Manykids131fortheprogramandtheirmomsalwaysspeakhighlyofHi:Theprogramhasbeenagreat132.Hialsosaid,“Developingarelationshipwiththeirhorsesis133tothosekids.”O(jiān)ntheotherhand,Hiisstrictwiththekids.“It’s134forkidstocomehereontime.You’llbekickedofftheprogramifyoustop135classes,”hestressed.121．A．focuseson B．feedson C．reflectson D．dependson122．A．received B．founded C．completed D．refused123．A．talented B．responsible C．perfect D．suitable124．A．joining B．improving C．volunteering D．instructing125．A．watchingfor B．concentratingon C．lookingafter D．tryingout126．A．excited B．worried C．surprised D．frightened127．A．overcame B．expressed C．caused D．imagined128．A．chosen B．a(chǎn)fraid C．recommended D．delighted129．A．effects B．tests C．efforts D．hopes130．A．a(chǎn)dventure B．experience C．lesson D．impression131．A．paid B．waited C．registered D．searched132．A．competition B．treat C．a(chǎn)ward D．success133．A．shocking B．unbelievable C．understandable D．beneficial134．A．natural B．possible C．necessary D．usual135．A．a(chǎn)ttending B．buying C．organizing D．enjoyingClose08（23-24高一上·湖北武漢·期末）WhenIwasachild,mymomlikedtomakefoodfordinnereverynowandthen.AndIrememberedonenightinparticularwhenshemadedinnerafteralong,141dayatwork.Onthateveningsolongago,mymomplacedaplateofeggs,sausage,and142burnedtoastinfrontofmydad.Irememberedwaitingtoseeifdad143it.Yetallmydaddidwasto144histoast,smileatmymomandaskmehowmy145wasatschool.Ididn’trememberwhatItoldhimthatnight,butIdidrememberwatchinghimsmear(涂上)butteronthattoastandeatevery146!WhenIgotup147thetablethatevening,Irememberedhearingmymomsaysorrytomydadforburningthetoast.148Iwouldneverforgetwhathesaid,“Baby,I149burnttoast.”Laterthatnight,IwenttokissDaddygoodnightandIaskedhimifhe150likedhistoastburned.Hewrapped(包裹)meinhis151andsaid,“Son,yourmomspentaharddayatworktodayandshe’sreallytired.Andbesides,apieceofburnttoast152hurtsanyone!”Youknow,lifeisfullof153thingsandpeople.WhatI’velearnedovertheyearsisthattryingto154faultsofeachotherandchoosingtoembracedifferencesofeachotherarethemostimportantkeystocreatinga155relationship.141．A．ordinary B．smooth C．hard D．a(chǎn)wkward142．A．gradually B．extremely C．perfectly D．immediately143．A．noticed B．packed C．a(chǎn)ppreciated D．recommended144．A．reachfor B．lookover C．searchfor D．putdown145．A．study B．day C．exam D．a(chǎn)ttitude146．A．meal B．corner C．bite D．plate147．A．from B．a(chǎn)gainst C．beside D．a(chǎn)cross148．A．But B．So C．Or D．And149．A．hate B．cook C．love D．eat150．A．a(chǎn)ctually B．really C．particularly D．completely151．A．a(chǎn)rms B．shoulders C．hands D．eyes152．A．a(chǎn)lways B．never C．sometimes D．often153．A．plain B．unique C．worthwhile D．imperfect154．A．correct B．a(chǎn)dmire C．a(chǎn)ccept D．find155．A．effective B．responsible C．impressive D．healthyClose09（24-25高一上·江蘇常州·期中）Myfamilyhascollectedbottlesfromsunuptosundownallyearlong.IoftenhelpmyMompullthecartthesixlongblockstothe161centerthroughthestreetsofBushwick.Althoughthiscenterhasbeenlikemysecondhomeforthepastyears,Ihavekeptitmostlyasecret.Icouldn't162theideaofmyfriendsknowingourfamilylivedoffotherpeople's163.Ifeltguiltyforbeing164,butIcouldn'thelpit.EventhoughIhadalotoffriendsandwasasocialbutterfly,Iwasnotreadytotalkaboutmyfamily165.TheninthesummerbeforemysenioryearItookacollegeessaycourse.Theessayprompt(提示)was:“166atimewhenyoufacedachallenge,setback,orfailure.Howdidit167you,andwhatdidyoulearnfromtheexperience?”Ichosetowriteabouttheimpactmyneighborhood'sgentrification(中產(chǎn)階級(jí)化)hadonme,andhowthatledmeto168withofficialsinmycommunitytofightit.Attheend,therewasjustonesentenceaboutcancollecting.Onedayafterclass,myteacheraskedmetodiscussmyessaydraft.“Yourstoryhas169;howeveritisnotaboutpersonalgrowth.Howaboutyoutellmeaboutthecancollecting?”SoIwasfacedwithsharingmysecret.170,Irewrotetheessay.TwodayslaterIfoundoutwewere171toreadouressaysoutloudafterlunch,butIwas172formypeerstoknow.AsIheadeddowntothecafeteria,Imetupwithafriend,Mason,whoIalwayshavelunchwith.Iwaslesstalkative,andMason173thatIhadsomethingonmymind.Heaskedmewhatwaswrong.ItoldhimIwasembarrassedaboutmyfamily'sstoryandwasn'tsureifitwassignificant.“Every174makesuswhoweare.Youtalkingtousisthefirststepinaprocessofsheddingyourshame,”saidMason.“Youshouldbeproudthatyourfamilyishustlingtotakecareoftheirlovedones.”175byhiswords,IfeltlikeIcouldfinallybreatheafterallthoseyearsofhidingapartofmyself.161．A．burning B．recycling C．controlling D．exchanging162．A．bear B．balance C．stress D．remove163．A．favour B．resource C．garbage D．rescue164．A．responsible B．a(chǎn)wkward C．unique D．normal165．A．bytheway B．a(chǎn)headoftime C．a(chǎn)llofasudden D．inanycase166．A．Recall B．Recite C．Repeat D．Report167．A．stop B．encourage C．a(chǎn)maze D．a(chǎn)ffect168．A．host B．volunteer C．design D．respond169．A．trick B．fortune C．potential D．detail170．A．Tobehonest B．Asaresult C．Withnodoubt D．What'smore171．A．pressed B．expected C．spotted D．reminded172．A．a(chǎn)shamed B．excited C．disappointed D．determined173．A．gotthrough B．lookedon C．thoughtthrough D．caughton174．A．a(chǎn)dventure B．opportunity C．struggle D．performance175．A．Putforward B．Leftbehind C．Wornout D．CheeredupClose10（24-25高一上·江西撫州·期中）OncetherewasagirlnamedEviewhowasalwaysexcitedtolearntoswim,soshesignedupforswimminglessonsatthelocalpool.However,whenshegotthere,shequickly181thatshewastheonlyonewhodidn’tknowhowtoswim.Tomakematters182,theotherstudentshadalreadybeen183swimminglessonsforawhile,sotheywerereallygood.Eviewassoembarrassedthatshewantedto184thelessons.Butthen,akind-hearted185namedMr.Johnsonpatientlytaughtherthebasicsofswimming.He186hertokeeptryingandnotto187.Atfirst,Eviewasstillnervousand188tokeepherheadabovewater.Slowlybutsurely,Eviebeganto189confidenceinherself.Untiloneday,Mr.Johnsonsuggestedthatsheshouldswimwithoutany190.Eviewasscared,butshe191Mr.Johnsonanddecidedtogiveitatry.Toher192,shefoundthatshecouldswimso193.Shefelthappierthanshehadeverfeltbefore.Thiswasa194Eviewouldneverforget.Shefoundthecouragetostandupforherself!Shediscoveredthatwithabitof195andsomehelpfromothers,shecoulddoanythingshesethermindto.181．A．remembered B．recognized C．predicted D．invented182．A．worse B．smarter C．simpler D．stranger183．A．sharing B．taking C．preparing D．trying184．A．select B．design C．quit D．organize185．A．lawyer B．doctor C．scholar D．trainer186．A．encouraged B．refused C．a(chǎn)rranged D．forced187．A．slowdown B．stayon C．giveup D．moveon188．A．requested B．struggled C．decided D．hesitated189．A．flash B．express C．lack D．gain190．A．company B．effort C．limit D．doubt191．A．begged B．needed C．trusted D．understood192．A．regret B．surprise C．confusion D．comfort193．A．comfortably B．hardly C．a(chǎn)ttractively D．expertly194．A．lesson B．story C．wisdom D．case195．A．a(chǎn)mbition B．experience C．determination D．exerciseClose11（23-24高一上·黑龍江哈爾濱·期中）CraigFosterisadiverandwildlifefilmmaker.Oncehewasdivingin201coldwaterswhenhesawanoctopus(章魚(yú)),anenormouslyshycreaturewithmanybehaviorsunknowntoscience,202undershellsandstones.203,hebeganfollowingherwithoutanydisturbance.Forweeksshe204him;after26daysofclosewatching,however,theoctopusrealizedCraigwasnotadanger,buta(n)205.She206Craigandallowedhimintoherlife.BothCraigandtheoctopusenjoyedthemutual(共同的)learningandexploration.Beforecomingacrosstheoctopus,Craigwasonceinadarkandhigh-pressureperiod.“Iwasstruggling.Tohelpmyselfout,IfeltlikeIneededtobeintheocean,mygo-tohappyplaceasachild.Luckily,theoctopus,myfriend,broughtakindof207inmyheart,”herecalled.NowCraigregardsthisdailydivingasawayofdealingwiththedepressionthatoncelefthim208anddisconnectedfromtheworld.Herecordsintimate(親密的)momentsofthisoctopus’shortlifebyspendingtwohours209hereverysingledayforayear.“EverytimeIinteractwithher,it’sinspiringandhealing,becauseshehas210inme.Ifyougainhertrust,shewillallowyoutostepintohersecretworld,”hesaid.211himselfintothisfreezingunderwaterworldhascalmedhismind.Overtheyears,otheranimalshaveofferedtomakecontact,butnothinghas212tohis“once-in-a-lifetime”213withtheoctopus.Craigsaysthegreatest214shehastaughthimisthathumansarenotsimple215,butpartofthenaturalworld.201．A．currently B．typically C．bitterly D．regularly202．A．waiting B．playing C．hiding D．dancing203．A．Panicked B．Touched C．Embarrassed D．Overjoyed204．A．learnedfrom B．keptawayfrom C．turnedto D．gavewayto205．A．individual B．a(chǎn)ssistant C．organizer D．friend206．A．a(chǎn)ccepted B．refused C．scared D．a(chǎn)mused207．A．a(chǎn)nxiety B．peace C．passion D．a(chǎn)stonishment208．A．lonely B．lively C．a(chǎn)shamed D．surprised209．A．guiding B．seizing C．tracking D．predicting210．A．confidence B．satisfaction C．doubt D．respect211．A．Trapping B．Throwing C．Forcing D．Driving212．A．contributed B．referred C．compared D．responded213．A．a(chǎn)ppointment B．connection C．celebration D．a(chǎn)greement214．A．lesson B．experience C．a(chǎn)cquisition D．skill215．A．managers B．varieties C．helpers D．visitorsClose12（24-25高一上·安徽·期中）Ijustfinishedfillingmycart(購(gòu)物車)inthesupermarket.AsIwasaboutto221thethings,IfoundthatIhadn’t222plannedthebudget(預(yù)算).Moneywas223—itcouldcoverallofthethingsinthecart,butIcouldn’tbuygaslaterifIhaddonethat.Then,IbeganputtingbackthemeatandotherthingsIcouldn’tafford224,explainingmyproblemstothecheckerwithaforcedsmile.JustasIwasleavingwithonlythenecessities,a225ladysteppedforward.Withoutaword,she226thecheckertoputeverythingbackintomycart.Shethenturnedtomeandsaid,“Don’tworry.I’lltakecareofthe227.”Iwassurprised,tryingtofindoutwhatwashappening.Thechecker,228myconfusion(疑惑),explainedthatthisladyhadofferedtopayformythings.Shepointedtothewoman,whowasnowmakingherwayoutofthesupermarket.229,Idroppedmythingsandtriedtocatchupwithher,saying,“Youneedn’thavedonethis.It’sokay.Icanstillputthemback.”She230said,“Payitforwardoneday,whenyoucan.”Thosewordsmovedmedeeply.Ihugged(擁抱)herand231her.Icouldn’tbelievethatsomeonewouldbesogenerous(慷慨的),especiallytoa232.Sincethatday,Ihaveneverforgottenthewords.Now,inbetterdays,Ihavemadeitmy233topayitforwardmanytimesover.Itmademe234thateveninaworldthatcansometimesseemcold,therearestillsomepeoplewhohavetheabilityto235othersthroughtheiractions.221．A．lookat B．showoff C．giveaway D．payfor222．A．correctly B．honestly C．secretly D．quickly223．A．broken B．small C．cheap D．short224．A．skillfully B．easily C．shyly D．patiently225．A．smart B．kind C．familiar D．tall226．A．signed B．warned C．taught D．promised227．A．explanation B．cause C．mistake D．difference228．A．following B．ignoring C．sensing D．choosing229．A．Finally B．Unwillingly C．Fortunately D．Immediately230．A．simply B．regretfully C．suddenly D．nervously231．A．supported B．thanked C．refused D．remembered232．A．checker B．student C．stranger D．woman233．A．task B．dream C．right D．need234．A．pretend B．realize C．expect D．imagine235．A．honor B．discover C．encourage D．a(chǎn)ttractClose13（24-25高一上·浙江·期中）I’mintoreadingbooks,ofwhichastoryisstillkeptaliveinmymemory.ItgoesthatamasterwantedtogotoIndia.Inthosedays,theydidn’thaveth