2024年中考英语复习完形填空14篇江西省模拟汇编（23-24）

2024年中考英语复习完形填空14篇江西省模拟汇编（23--24）请先阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入相应空白处的最佳选项。Researchhasshownthatwhereyoustudycanmakeabigdifferenceinhowwellyoulearn.Severalfactors(因素)caninfluenceyourlearningability,1seating,lightandevencolor.Studentswhostudyinagoodenvironmentare2moreinterestedandbetteratlearning.So,it’simportanttothinkabouthowthingsaroundyouaffect(影响)yourstudyingandfind3tocreateagoodstudyspace.ComfortNomatterwhereyouchoosetostudy,suchasyourbedroom,alocalcoffeeshop,oryourschoollibrary,itis4tofeelcomfortable.Beingcomfortablecanhelpyoustayfocused(集中精力)longer,whichwillhelpyouto5moreinformation.Besides,it’simportanttothinkabouttheseats6youstudy.Chooseacomfortablechairthatgivesyoutheright7tokeepagoodposture(姿势)whilestudying.Remember,ifyou’renotcomfortable,youmight8moreeasilyandthiscanaffecthowwellyoulearn.LightingStudieshavefoundthatinenvironmentswithenoughnaturallight,studentsaregoingto9betterandachieve25%highergradesthanthoseinthedarkerclassrooms.Naturallighthasalsobeenshowntoreduce(减轻)feelingsof10andanxiety(焦虑).Trytomakegooduseofnaturallightingasmuchaspossible,byputting11nearwindowsandchoosingstudyroomsthatgetenoughsunlightduringtheday.Youshouldtryto12usingfluorescentlamps(荧光灯),becausethesecancausebrightandunpleasantlightandmakeyoufeeltired13.ColorColorscanaffecthowyoufeelandbehave.Forexample,redisstrongandcanhelpyoulearnandbecreative,butithasalsobeenknowntoraisebloodpressure,heartbeat,andstress14.That’swhyredisusuallynotusedinplaceswherepeoplestudy.Ontheotherhand,yellowisalivelycolorthatcanhelpyoustayinterestedwhilestudying.So,usingyellowinstudyareasisa(n)15idea.1．A．from B．among C．without D．including2．A．never B．slowly C．usually D．badly3．A．ways B．keys C．friends D．messages4．A．fine B．important C．unusual D．difficult5．A．share B．provide C．organize D．remember6．A．until B．when C．after D．since7．A．order B．answer C．support D．direction8．A．getbored B．staycool C．keepquiet D．becomefamous9．A．save B．catch C．learn D．discover10．A．hope B．stress C．pride D．excitement11．A．books B．desks C．clothes D．computers12．A．finish B．keep C．avoid D．enjoy13．A．slower B．faster C．most D．less14．A．levels B．tests C．control D．process15．A．silly B．wrong C．great D．strange请先阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入相应空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Icanstillrememberthosefewspecialsnowydaysduringmygrowingup.FirstIwouldwaitforthenoticetocomeovertheradio,andthenIwould16.HavingasnowydaymeantthatIcouldwatchTVinsteadofleavinghometostandinthe17outsideandwaitforthebus.LaterinthedayIwouldgooutsideand18inthethick,wet,heavysnow.Iwouldmakesnowmen,racemysled(雪橇)downthehill,andhaveasnowballfight19mybrothers.SometimesIwouldjustlookaroundand20thebeautyofwinterwonderland(仙境).WhenIgottoocoldandwetIwouldgoinside,sitinmy21chairbythestove(火炉)andreadmyfavoritebookswithmydoglyingbymy22.Intheafternoon,afterplayingwithmydog,Iwouldgointothe23andseewhatMomandNanawerecookingfordinner.OnceMomevenletmehelptakethechickenoutoftheoven.It24sogood.Icanrememberittothisday.AfterdinnerIwouldstaynexttoMomonthesofa,underablanket(毛毯),25popcorn,andwatchTVuntilbedtime.ThenIwouldpullmyblanketuptomyneck26mydogliedonthebedbymyfeet.Iwouldthinkbacktothedaywithhappinessbeforefallingintoadeep,peacefulsleep.Ithinkallofusshouldtakeafew27daysinourlives,ifnotinouractivitiesthenatleastinourhearts.Weshouldmaketimeforthe28things.Weshouldstopandseethebeautyallaroundus.Weshouldplay,read,eat,laugh,andsing.Weshouldthankourfamilyandourselvesforthis29lifeandallthejoysinit.Weshouldmakeourtimeforlovinginsteadofjustmakinga30.Mayallyourdaysfeellikeasnowyday!16．A．cry B．sleep C．smile D．call17．A．hot B．cold C．cool D．warm18．A．study B．work C．exercise D．play19．A．for B．with C．over D．to20．A．enjoy B．share C．describe D．introduce21．A．heavy B．expensive C．comfortable D．hard22．A．eyes B．ears C．hands D．feet23．A．kitchen B．bedroom C．restroom D．bathroom24．A．felt B．smelled C．sounded D．heard25．A．buy B．make C．eat D．take26．A．while B．until C．so D．although27．A．cloudy B．rainy C．sunny D．snowy28．A．difficult B．serious C．important D．terrible29．A．happy B．busy C．noisy D．scary30．A．mistake B．living C．difference D．decisionInacommunityinnorthernChina,thereisavoluntaryteamcalled“SharedChildren”.Ittriestohelpelderlyemptynesters(空巢老人).The108volunteershelpthe7131people.Whentheoldpeoplehaveproblems,suchasawaterleak(漏水),the32giveahelpinghandasquicklyastheycan.OnevolunteernamedZhaoYanfeiisnowthe“daughter”of81-year-oldZhangMeizhen.ZhaocaresmuchaboutZhang’s33life.“I34gotothecommunity’ssquare,apopularplaceforoldpeopletorest,toseeifZhangisthere.”saysZhao.“35onedayIdon’tseeherthere,Iwillworryabouther.”Manypeopleinthecommunityareagedover60,andmanyof36livealoneandfeellonely.Inrecentyears,thecommunityhas37manyideastohelpthesepeople.Atfirst,theyorganizeda(n)38called“KnockingontheDoor”whichmeanspayingvisitstotheoldpeople.Then.they39givingout“contact(联络)cards”,hopingthattheoldwouldcallthecommunityworkerswhentheyneededhelp.40,thecommunitydidnothaveenoughworkerstohelpsomanyelderlypeople.41,theideaof“SharedChildren”cameout.Oneworkerfromthecommunitysaid,“Manypeoplewantedto42.Nowthenumberofthevolunteersintheteamis108.”Thevolunteersarenotallyoungpeople.Lastyear,FanFawen,atraindriver,joinedthevolunteerteam.Heoftenhelpstorepairhomeappliances(家电)43fridgesinelderlypeople’shomeswhentheycan’twork,aswellascarryingheavythings,likericebags.“They44givemecakesandbiscuits.Iam45togettheselittlegiftsandthatmakesmewanttohelpthemmore.”Fansays.Morepeoplearenowstartingtolearnabouttheteam.It’sbelievedthatmorepeoplewilljointheteaminthefuture.31．A．strange B．young C．shy D．old32．A．volunteers B．directors C．customers D．partners33．A．professional B．relaxing C．daily D．childhood34．A．never B．always C．hardlyever D．seldom35．A．But B．Unless C．Because D．If36．A．them B．you C．us D．it37．A．thrownaway B．givenup C．comeupwith D．separatedfrom38．A．game B．activity C．license D．speech39．A．avoided B．hated C．regretted D．tried40．A．However B．Instead C．Anyway D．Besides41．A．Suddenly B．Usually C．Finally D．Exactly42．A．leave B．help C．graduate D．examine43．A．for B．towards C．on D．like44．A．also B．still C．neither D．yet45．A．bored B．angry C．excited D．nervous请先阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入相应空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Afishermanhassharedafriendshipwithafour-meter-longcrocodileforover26years,andcallsthereptile(爬行动物)partofthelocalcommunity.Ambo,59yearsold,isafishermanfromIndonesia.Hehasbecome46inhiscountrybecauseofhisunusualfriendshipwithacrocodilenamedRizka.Thecrocodilehasalreadybeena47ofhislifeforthepast26years.Whenhe48sawherinthewater,shewasonlyaboutonemeterinlength.Hedidn’tpaymuchattentiontoherassheswampasthis49.However,whenhe50thatshehadfollowedhimhome.Ambothrewsomefood51thewater.Thatwasthebeginningofa52friendship.Youcan’t53whatwouldhappenfromthenon.“IfIdon’tseeherfortwoorthreedaysnow,I’llgolookingforher.”Ambosaid.“Itreatherasmyown54.”Overtheyears,thesetwounlikelyfriendsbecamereallyclose.Rizkaoftenfloats(漂浮)nearAmbo’sboatwhensheseeshimanddoesn’t55.Rizkaalsovisitshishomewheneversheis56,andheismorethanhappytothrowhersomethingtoeat.“WhenIleavethevillage,Ihavetotellmyneighborsto57Rizka.IhadtogetneighborstotakecareofRizkaaftermywifetoldmeoncethatthecrocodilecamearoundwhenIwasaway.”WhenAmbowasawayforabouttwoyears,workinginthecapital,heaskedlocal58totakecareofRizkaforhim.Theywouldthrowthecrocodilesomethingtheycaught59theysawher.Sincethen,Rizkahasbecomepartofthe60,andpeopleseeherastheirguardian(卫兵)now.46．A．honest B．strange C．famous D．careful47．A．part B．secret C．hope D．job48．A．carefully B．last C．first D．deeply49．A．boat B．house C．wife D．lake50．A．thought B．noticed C．caught D．showed51．A．from B．under C．by D．in52．A．terrible B．beautiful C．dangerous D．traditional53．A．remember B．forget C．imagine D．decide54．A．hand B．student C．animal D．child55．A．stay B．leave C．take D．drop56．A．angry B．sleepy C．hungry D．thirsty57．A．find B．catch C．walk D．feed58．A．officials B．fishermen C．doctors D．scientists59．A．when B．although C．since D．whether60．A．society B．country C．home D．communityWhenImovedtoAmericainthe7thgrade,IdidnotspeakanyEnglish.Ihadnochoicebuttokeepworkinghard.AlthoughImade61whenIreachedthe9thgrade,peoplestillfounditdifficulttounderstandmebecauseofmyaccent(口音).Oneday,ataparty,Iwasinvitedtoplayaguessinggame.Whenitwasmyturn,Itriedto62theobjectthatIhadinmind.Suddenlysomeonesaidwithalaugh,“Whatdidshesay?”Ifelt63.Outofkindness,agirlgentlyadvisedmetorepeatit,butIgotstuckontheword“purple”—Icouldn’t64it.Thistime,everyonelaughedwhileIwastryinghardtogetthewordoutofme.This65haditsowninfluenceonme.WhenopportunitieswereopenedupforthesummerprogramIhadbeenlookingforwardto,I66toattend(参加)theinterview.Luckily,Igottonsofencouragementfrompeoplearoundme.SoIdecidedto67.Attheinterview,theotherstudentsinmygroupspokevery68butIdidn’tspeakthatmuch.IknewthatIcouldhardlybeunderstoodbecauseofmyaccent.BesideswhenIwasnervous,itwouldbeevenmore69formetopronouncewordsclearly.Aftertheinterview,Istayed,said“70”andexplainedtotheteachers.Ididn’twantthemtothinkIwasn’tinterestedorIwasbeingunfriendly.Buttheyappreciated(欣赏)thatIexpressed71.“It’sOK.Youdon’thavetosaysorry.Youraccentdoesnotmakeyoulessthanothers,”saidoneoftheteachers.Surprisingly,Iwasacceptedintothe72.ImaginehowIfelt!Uptonow,Istillfeel73thatItookthatstep.ItisasignthatIhavechanged.Ididnotletmyaccent74me.I’msureIwillcontinuetofeelnervousaboutspeakingEnglishwithstrangers.75that’sOK.Itwillnotstopmefromtryingtobebetter.61．A．turns B．trouble C．progress D．promises62．A．touch B．choose C．repeat D．describe63．A．unclear B．uneasy C．unfair D．unusual64．A．pronounce B．recognize C．translate D．understand65．A．experience B．decision C．secret D．chance66．A．forgot B．feared C．planned D．agreed67．A．takearest B．takeawalk C．haveatry D．haveatalk68．A．politely B．loudly C．slowly D．professionally69．A．difficult B．beautiful C．necessary D．exciting70．A．Thankyou B．I’msorry C．Excuseme D．Goodidea71．A．him B．them C．myself D．us72．A．program B．lesson C．game D．party73．A．angry B．surprised C．moved D．lucky74．A．save B．stop C．follow D．change75．A．And B．Because C．But D．AlthoughWhenweareyoung,welearnthattigersandsharksaredangerousanimals.Wemightbescaredofthembecausetheyarebigandpowerful.Aswegetolder,76,welearnthatsometimesthemostdangerousanimalsarealsothesmallestanimals.77,theanimalthatkillsthemostpeopleeveryyearistheonethatyouhaveprobablykilledmanytimes:themosquito(蚊子).Becauseamosquitocanbite(咬)manypeopleduringitslife,itcancarryillnessfromonepersontoanother78.Twoofthemostterrible79carriedbymosquitoesaremalaria(疟疾)andyellowfever.Morethan700millionpeoplebecome80fromtheseillnesseveryyear.Atleast2millionofthesepeoplewilldiefromthem.Manyscientistsareworkingonsaferandbetter81tokillmosquitoes,butsofar,therehasbeennosurewaytoprotecteveryoneintheworldfromtheirdeadlybites.Mosquitonets(网)canbeplacedoverbedsto82peopleagainstbeingbitten.Thesenetshelppeoplestaysafeatnight,83theydonotkillanymosquitoes.Mosquitoeshavemanynaturalenemies84bats,birds,dragonflies,andcertainkindsoffish.Bringingmoreoftheseanimalsintoplaceswheremosquitoeslivemighthelpto85thenumberofmosquitoesinthatarea.Thisisa(n)86solution,butitdoesnotalwaysworkverywell.Mosquitoescan87bekilledwithpoisons(毒药).Eventhoughthesepoisons88mosquitoes,theymayalsobeharmfultootherplantsoranimals.Althoughmosquitoesmaynotseemasscaryaslargerormorepowerfulanimals,89arefarmoredangeroustohumanbeings.Butthingsarechanging.Oneday,scientistsmayfindawaytokeepeveryone90frommosquitoesandtheillnessestheycarry.76．A．anyway B．instead C．besides D．however77．A．Infact B．Afterall C．Inthatcase D．Tostartwith78．A．suddenly B．lately C．politely D．easily79．A．illnesses B．passengers C．customers D．managers80．A．famous B．sick C．lucky D．cute81．A．brands B．courses C．ways D．guards82．A．stop B．protect C．prevent D．separate83．A．because B．if C．but D．until84．A．for B．with C．over D．like85．A．cutdown B．stickto C．puton D．connectwith86．A．careless B．meaningless C．scientific D．natural87．A．still B．ever C．also D．only88．A．train B．kill C．produce D．develop89．A．they B．we C．you D．people90．A．scary B．proud C．uneasy D．safe“Turnleft!Turnright!”Intheinformationtechnologyclass,ZhangRuixuanwascontrollingarobottomovearound.“Thisispartofourartificialintelligence(AI)91,”saidastudentfromBeijing101MiddleSchool.Theschool92AIclassesforbothjuniorandseniorhighschoolstudents.Compulsory(必修的)coursesteachbasic93.Apartfromthem,therearealsooptional(选修的)courses94studentswanttolearnmore.“Thisterminourcompulsoryclass,wehavelearnedcoding(编码)95aprogramminglanguagecalledPython,“saidZhang.UsingPythontocodeisabasic96fortrainingAImodels.Inrecentyears,Pythonhasbeentestedinhighschoolgraduation97inplaceslikeBeijing,JiangsuandAnhui.Infact,havingAIeducationinschoolshasbecomea(n)98trend(趋势)inmanyplacesandZhejiangprovincehasbeena(n)99example.In2020,ZhejiangaddedAIeducationintotextbooksfromGrade5inprimaryschool100thewaytoseniorhighschool.InthecityofWenzhou,thegovernmentisplanningto1011,000AIexperimentalschoolsby2025.“Withthedevelopmentoftechnology,ourtextbookshavebeen102allthetime,”saidShangYin,anITteacherfromBeijing101MiddleSchool.“FromtypingtousingWordandExcel,andthentoday’scodingandAI,thecoursesarekeepingupwiththetimesandteachingstudents103skills.”Inthefuture,therewillbemorejobsthatrequireAIknowledge.104indailylife,peoplemayneedtounderstandthingslikeChatGPTandtheInternetofThings(物联网).“AIeducationwill105becomeimportant,”Shangadded.91．A．plans B．ideas C．goals D．courses92．A．wishes B．provides C．checks D．encourages93．A．knowledge B．message C．information D．experience94．A．since B．although C．if D．when95．A．about B．from C．through D．with96．A．club B．skill C．way D．word97．A．games B．projects C．notices D．exams98．A．growing B．successful C．enough D．pushing99．A．central B．wise C．typical D．unusual100．A．both B．all C．some D．any101．A．workon B．putoff C．dealwith D．setup102．A．changing B．correcting C．keeping D．stopping103．A．common B．scientific C．necessary D．separate104．A．Just B．Even C．Never D．Still105．A．fluently B．normally C．actually D．graduallyEachoneofussharesthisplanetwithabout7.7billionothers.Andweallneedtransportation.Peopleandproductsneedto106fromcitytocityandcountrytocountry.However,weallknow107mostcars,motorcycles,boatsandplanescauseairpollution.Theyarealso108.Thisisaseriousprobleminmanycities.109inventorsarecomingupwithcreativeideastotrytoreducethepollutionandnoise.Inmanycitiesaroundtheworld,motorcyclesarevery110.Motorcyclesareafasterandcheaperwaytogetaroundacitythan111.Yetairpollutionisagrowingproblem.Inlargecities,people112itisdifficulttobreathe.ButinChina,peopleusuallyrideenvironmentallyfriendlymotorcycles.Theyuseelectricityasfuel(燃料).Asaresult,thereis113pollution.It’salsoquietandfast.Thismakes114agoodwaytogetaroundacity.TheItaliancityofVeniceisacitywithonlyafew115.Therearenocarsinthecitycenter.116cars,watertaxisandbusescarrypeoplealongthecity’scanals(运河).Buttheycausepollution,117tothewater.Englishengineersdesignedasolarpowered(利用太阳能的)watertaxi.Thewatertaxi118runforadayafterbeingrecharged(充电).Planesalsocauseairandnoisepollution.Designinganenvironmentallyfriendlyairplaneisareal119.Someairplanecompanieshave120tosolvetheproblems.Swissengineershavealreadydevelopedasolarairplane.Thisplaneholdstheworldrecordforthelongestsolarpoweredflight.106．A．drive B．walk C．move D．fly107．A．how B．why C．what D．that108．A．noisy B．dirty C．fast D．convenient109．A．Since B．So C．Although D．Because110．A．safe B．valuable C．dangerous D．popular111．A．cars B．subways C．bikes D．planes112．A．explain B．say C．promise D．disagree113．A．much B．some C．less D．alotof114．A．them B．you C．us D．it115．A．rivers B．roads C．tourists D．buildings116．A．Insteadof B．Thanksto C．Asfor D．Withthehelpof117．A．probably B．actually C．especially D．clearly118．A．must B．can C．should D．need119．A．challenge B．question C．decision D．revolution120．A．remembered B．refused C．started D．leftSomethingthatIlearntfrombothmyparentswastheimportanceofhavingrespect（尊重）forotherpeople.IrememberonedaywhenweweretravellingonabusandIsatdown121otherpeoplewerestanding.Mymother122atme“Getupimmediately!Youhaveyounglegsandyoudon’tneedtositdown.”AtthetimeIfelt123aboutbeingtoldoffinpublic,butnowIunderstand.Ithinkchildrennowadayshavelostthat124anditreallymakesmeangryifIseeolderpeoplearestandingbutthe125arestillsittingdown.Oneareainwhichwehadalotofruleswastablemanners.Forexample,weweretoldto126ourselvesattable.Weweren’tallowedtostartourmeal127theoldestpersonhadstarted.Wehadtosay“thankyou”whenourfoodwas128,andeateverythingonourplatesbeforewecouldleavethetable.Wecouldn’tmakeany129wheneating.Worsethanthat,wewereonlyallowedtohavesweetsattheweekend,asaspecial130ifwehadbeengood.Althoughmyupbringing（养育）wasperhapsabit131comparedwithmodernchildren,I’mverythankfultomyparents132givingmeacleardirectioninlife.EventhoughIwassometimes133,Ithinkithasmademeabetterperson.Inmyview,childrenneedclear134,butmorethanthattheyneedtolearnhowtogetonwith135andrealizetheyarenotthecenteroftheworld.121．A．as B．when C．while D．though122．A．said B．shouted C．pointed D．glanced123．A．ashamed B．tired C．angry D．disappointed124．A．view B．feeling C．attitude D．respect125．A．kids B．men C．women D．adults126．A．make B．gain C．behave D．improve127．A．if B．until C．because D．though128．A．cooked B．eaten C．served D．cleaned129．A．noise B．plan C．comment D．difference130．A．lesson B．need C．choice D．entertainment131．A．simple B．strict C．normal D．interesting132．A．in B．by C．with D．for133．A．criticized B．encouraged C．fooled D．protected134．A．care B．love C．rules D．remind135．A．other B．others C．another D．theotherCoffeeisoneofthemostpopulardrinksintheworld.Coffeeloverswillbe136withanewstudy.Theirdailyhabitmayleadtoalongerlife,andaspoonfulof137couldsweetenthecoffee.Amongmorethan170,000peopleintheUK,thosewhodrankabouttwotofourcupsofcoffeeaday,withorwithoutsugar,hada138rate(率)ofdeaththanthosewhodidn’tdrinkcoffee,reportedtheresearchersatSouthernMedicalUniversityinGuangdong,China.Therecentstudyshowedcoffeedrinkerswerelesslikelytodieduringaseven-yearfollow-upperiodthannon-coffeedrinkers,nomatter139theyaddedsugartotheircoffeeornot.Theresearchersfoundparticipants(参与者)whodrankanyamountofunsweetenedcoffeewere16to21percentlesslikelytodie,140theseven-yearfollow-upperiod,thanparticipantswhodidnotdrinkcoffee.Andparticipantswhodrank1.5to3.5dailycupsofcoffeewithsugarwere29to31percentlesslikelytodiethannon-coffee141.Buttheresultsforthosewhosweetenedtheircoffeewithartificial(人造的)sweetenerswereless142.Thefindingsare143inAnnals(年报)ofInternalMedicine.Theynotethat144whodrankcoffeewithsugarusuallyaddedonlyabout1teaspoonofsugar.Sotheeffectsmaybe145forpeoplewhoareabitheavy-handedwithsugar.Ifyouenjoyacupofcoffeeeveryday,thisstudyshowsthatthereisnoneedtotrytobreakthe146.It’snoproblemevenifyouaddaspoonfulofsugartoyourcoffee.Don’t147thesweetdangerofsugar.Sugaroccurs148inallfoods,suchasfruitsandvegetables.Butdon’t149thattheWorldHealthOrganizationsayslimitingyourdailysugarintaketonomorethan6teaspoonsaday.Thesugaryouput150towardyourdailytotal.It’sworthcurbing(约束)yoursweethabit.136．A．angry B．popular C．happy D．friendly137．A．juice B．sugar C．milk D．salt138．A．lower B．longer C．higher D．shorter139．A．whoever B．though C．why D．whether140．A．without B．during C．above D．among141．A．swimmers B．customers C．drinkers D．scientists142．A．clear B．awake C．brave D．rapid143．A．discovered B．produced C．considered D．published144．A．this B．those C．that D．these145．A．important B．valuable C．different D．common146．A．habit B．word C．plate D．rule147．A．talkabout B．argueabout C．worryabout D．hearabout148．A．exactly B．naturally C．hardly D．seriously149．A．forget B．notice C．believe D．agree150．A．move B．leave C．count D．joinTherearenearly400species(物种)ofmammals(哺乳动物)inKenya.TheKenyagovernmentsaysitisgettingmore151toprotectthem,asclimatechangeandhumanactivitiesdoharmtotheirnaturalenvironments.Recentlythegovernmenthas152freemobilephoneapptohelpfindwildanimalsinthecountry.Itplanstouse153fromtheapptohelpprotecttheanimals.Theapphelpsitsuserswho154awildmammalrecognizeitandgiveitslocation.Userscanalsogive155informationabouttheanimal.Dr.SimonMusilaaresearcherattheNationalMuseumsofKenyasaidthereisaneedto156morepeopletousetheapptogetmoreinformationabouttheanimals.Peopleincludingguides,visitorsoranyonewhogoesoutandseestheanimals157usetheapp,Musilaadded.Theycanput158oftheanimalsontheappandaddmoreinformationsuchasthenumberofmammalsandtheir159locations.ExpertssaythatAfricais160influencedbyclimatechangenow.Nowthebirthnumberofrare(稀有的)mammalsandthesurvivalnumberofyoungonesare161.“Thenumberofthemisgettingsmallerandsmaller162wemustactassoonaspossible”anexpertsaid.“Thatiswhyitisso163tousesuchkindofapp.Itisgoingtotelluswhichspecieswehave,wheretheyareandmaybewhichonesare164andwhatweneedtodoaboutthem.”WildlifeofficialssayKenyais165toatleastathirdofthemammalspeciesinAfrica.Andtheofficialhopethatappuserswillhelpprotectthem.151．A．difficult B．interesting C．smooth D．relaxing152．A．developed B．reflected C．sold D．knocked153．A．message B．instrument C．information D．symbol154．A．read B．look C．feed D．see155．A．other B．another C．any D．some156．A．allow B．ask C．force D．warn157．A．must B．should C．could D．will158．A．pictures B．bottles C．biscuits D．stamps159．A．direct B．exact C．senior D．spare160．A．badly B．well C．possibly D．hardly161．A．rising B．dropping C．changing D．appearing162．A．but B．or C．and D．so163．A．necessary B．hard C．easy D．funny164．A．atwork B．onhand C．inpeace D．indanger165．A．house B．place C．home D．roomHaveyoueverdonesomethingthatyoudidn’treallywanttodo,justbecauseotherpeopleweredoingit?Allofusfeelthepressureto166othersattimes.Andthiscanleadustopretend(假装)thatwelike167morethanweactuallydo.Whenwedothis,we’renotbeingtrueto168.It’s169tobehonestaboutourfeelings.That’sbecauseitcanhelpusfeel170andlessupset.171youwanttospendsometimealonerelaxingorreadingabook,thenbeingtruetoyourselfmightmeansayingnotofriendswhowanttoplaywithyou.Orwhenyourfriendsaskyoutoplayagamethatyoudon’t172,thenbeingtruetoyourselfmightmeandoingsomethingelseinstead.Beingtruetoyourselfisthatyour173matchhowyoureallyfeel.Whenwekeepdoingthingswedon’tlike,itcanmakeusfeel174,worriedorsad.NaomiRichards,achildren’slifecoachandwriter,says,“Childrenneedtoknow175theyare,theirvaluesandtheirbeliefs(信仰).Ifthey176these,theywon’tdothingswhichtheyknowarewrongandtheywillhavehealthyself-esteem(自尊).”Richardssays,“Youcanbetruetoyourself177learninghowtosaynoandkeepyourbeliefs.”178,sheaddsthatbeingtruetoyourselfisalsoaboutbeinghonestwithyourselfabout