陕西中考英语5年（21-25）中考真题分类汇编学生版-完形填空

陕西中考英语5年（21-25）中考真题分类汇编学生版——完形填空【五年考情回顾】年份体裁主题内容2025年记叙文讲述了Nana期待下雪后与父亲堆雪人的温馨故事。2024年记叙文本文主要介绍乌龟故事。告诉我们：我们需要更好地了解自己，这样我们才能做出更明智的决定。2023年记叙文本文是一位失聪女孩AmeliaGrant写给HelenKeller的一封信。2022年记叙文本文主要讲述了刘涛和他爸爸建造了一个树屋。2021年记叙文本文讲述了一个猩猩Remy的妈妈在他生下来时就生病了，所以他不得不找一个养母来照顾他，他很幸运地找到了从来没有自己孩子的Madu，Madu教他吃东西，教他如何悬挂和攀爬。（2025·陕西·中考真题）Rightafterbreakfast,Nanaandherfatherputontheirwarmclothesandwentintotheyard.Therewerefewcarsontheroadbecauseofthesnow.ManypeoplechosetoworkathomebutNana’smother31—shehadtoworkthenightbeforeatthelocalhospital.Nanamadeasmallsnowballandrolleditonthegroundhappily.Theballsoonturnedintothesizeofabigsnowman’s32.NowFatherjoinedinandtogethertheybeganrollinganothermuchbiggeroneforthesnowman’sbody.Whenthe33becamealmosthalfastallasNana’sdad,theyrolledittothemiddleoftheyard.FatherhelpedNanato34thesnowman’sheadonitsbodyandmadethesnowman’seyesandnose.Finally,theywenttogettwobranches35thesnowmanstillneededtwoarms.Theyalsomadesurethebrancheswere36enoughsothatbirdscouldstandonthemtosingtheircheerfulsongs.Suddenly,Nanaseemedthatshehadforgotten37!Sherushedintothehouseandthenoutshecamewithahatandascarfinherhand.FatherknewwhatNana38andheheldheruptoletherdressthesnowmanup.39ofthemwentinsideaftereverythingwasdone.ThenNanasatbythewindowandlookedoutatthesnowmanandthegateoftheyard.Shewaswaitingforthereturnofher40fromworktoseethegreatpieceofartworkthatsheandherfatherhadcreated!31.A.could B.couldn’t C.should D.shouldn’t32.A.head B.ear C.nose D.eye33.A.stick B.wheel C.stone D.ball34.A.put B.mix C.hide D.draw35.A.before B.because C.until D.unless36.A.tiny B.soft C.strong D.short37.A.somebody B.everybody C.something D.everything38.A.lost B.broke C.heard D.meant39.A.All B.None C.Both D.Neither40.A.mother B.father C.brother D.sister（2024·陕西·中考真题）TheTurtlewasnotsatisfiedwithhislife.Hewantedsomuchto11beingaturtle.“I’mtiredofswimmingaboutintheseaandmovingaroundonthebeach.Lifeisnot12,”hethought.“Iwanttobeabletoflyintheairlikeaneagle.”HespoketotheEagleaboutit.“You’renotbuiltfor13,”theEagletoldtheTurtle.“Youdon’thaveanywings.”“Don’t14that,”answeredtheTurtle.“I’vewatchedhowthebirdsdoitforalongtime.I’vewatched15howtheyflyanddothingsintheair.IthinkIreallygotit.16Idon’thavewings,Icanmakemyfourflippers(鳍足)actlikewingsofbirdsintheair,thewayIdointhewater.Justgetmeupthere,andyou’llseeIcanflyaswellasanyofthebirds—probablyeven17!Besides,ifyoucarrymeashighastheclouds,Iwillbringyoulotsofnicepearls(珍珠)fromtheseatoshowmythanks.”TheEagle18atlast,andcarriedtheTurtleuphighintothesky.“Nowthen!”criedtheEagle.“Fly!”ButthemomenttheTurtlewasonhisown,hefellfromthe19.Hefelllikeastone,andonastonehelanded.Hehititwithsuchforcethathebrokeintolittlepieces.Weneedto20ourselvesbettersothatwecanmakewiserdecisions.11.A.continue B.stop C.try D.enjoy12.A.interesting B.healthy C.busy D.hard13.A.swimming B.running C.flying D.climbing14.A.lookafter B.hearabout C.preparefor D.worryabout15.A.quickly B.carefully C.strangely D.helplessly16.A.Though B.Before C.Unless D.Until17.A.better B.lower C.nearer D.earlier18.A.refused B.agreed C.won D.left19.A.tree B.house C.sky D.mountain20.A.relax B.express C.teach D.understand（2023·陕西·中考真题）DearHelenKeller,I’mgladtowritetoyouagaintotellyouhowyourbookhasinfluencedme.Ireadthatyoureallybroughtyourparentslotsof____11____andtheydidn’tknowwhattodo!Thentheyfoundagreat____12____foryou—Ms.Sullivan.Withgreatpatience,sheshowedandtaughtyouthattherewasawordtodescribeeveryobjectandidea.BecauseofMs.Sullivan,you’renowableto____13____andwritebytouch.Ialsoreadthatyoulovetoaskquestions.Sonow,Idothesamethingasyoudo.Itreallyhelpsmealotto____14____.IamlearningmorenowthanIeverdidbeforeIlostmyhearing.Maybemymotheris____15____whenshesays“everycloudhasasilverlining.*”Evenwhensomethingseemsreallybad,a____16____thingcancomefromit.IhaveabestfriendAnnaBaileyinmycity.WhenIlostmyhearing,I____17____Iwouldlosethisfriend.Ithoughtshemightwanttoplayonlywithpeoplewhocouldhear.ButIwaswrong.Annastayed____18____withme.Sheevenhelpedme.ShetoldmeIwouldgetusedtobeingdeaf.“Itmighttakesometime,”shesaid.“Butyou’llfindyourfeet.**”Shemademefeel____19____.WhenIfirstheardaboutyouIwasreally____20____andinterested.Eventhoughyouaredeafandblind,youcandoalmostanything!Youevenwenttocollege.Youarelikeaherotome.IhopethatonedayIcanvisityou.Yours,AmeliaGrant*Thesayingmeansthat“everysadordifficultsituationhasapositiveside”.**Theexpression“tofindyourfeet”means“tobecomeconfidentinanewsituation”.11.A.trouble B.help C.advice D.luck12.A.cleaner B.worker C.teacher D.driver13.A.dance B.read C.play D.watch14.A.answer B.draw C.see D.learn15.A.wrong B.right C.free D.busy16.A.good B.strange C.funny D.usual17.A.ordered B.forgot C.hoped D.thought18.A.members B.cousins C.friends D.strangers19.A.happy B.sad C.bad D.shy20.A.worried B.bored C.tired D.surprised（2022·陕西·中考真题OnemorningwhenLiuTaowokeup,hejumpedoutofhisbedhappily.Hehada____11____idea.Hewouldbuildatreehouse!LiuTaoaskedhisdad,“IsitOKifIbuildatreehouseintheoldtreeoutsidethe____12____?”“It’snotonlyOK,”saidDad.“I’lleven____13____youbuildit.”Whentheyfinishedbreakfast,bothofthemwentouttothe____14____intheirgardenandbegantomeasure(测量).Thentheygotsomeboardsandstartedto____15____themwithasaw(锯子).Whenthepieceswereready,LiuTaoclimbedupinthetreeandDadhandedhimtheboards.Theyfixedtheboardstosome____16____branches.Somebirdsweresingingaroundthembuttheyhadnotimetoenjoythe____17____ofthebirds.BuildingatreehousewasmuchworkandlotsofthingswerewaitingforLiuTaoandhisdad.Theyworkedthewhole____18____.Theyevenputaroofoverthetreehousesothatitcouldkeep____19____intherain.Atlast,theyfinishedjustbeforedark.Earlythatnight,LiuTaoaskedhisbrotherifhecouldborrowasleepingbag.“Sure,”saidthebrother.“But_____20_____Igowithyou?”“Ofcourse,youcan.”LiuTaosmiled.Thentheybothranupstairstogetready.11.A.boring B.wrong C.great D.similar12.A.park B.school C.shop D.house13.A.make B.hear C.help D.watch14.A.tree B.chair C.flower D.stone15.A.wash B.cut C.sell D.paint16.A.strong B.weak C.dead D.new17.A.shapes B.dances C.songs D.colors18.A.morning B.afternoon C.night D.day19.A.cold B.dry C.hot D.wet20.A.must B.should C.need D.can（2021·陕西·中考真题）Remy’smothergotsickbeforehewasborn.Shecouldnot_____11_____Remy.Soheneededafostermothertotakecareofhim.Afostermotherisamotherwhotakessomeoneelse’schildintoher_____12_____andcaresforthechildforaperiodoftimejustaswhatshewoulddotoherownchild.Inourhumansociety,whenachild’s_____13_____meettheirunfortunate（不幸的）deathsforacertainreasonorreasons,oritsparentsbecometoo_____14_____tolookafterit,thischildwillhavetofindafosterfamily,especiallywhenitisababyorataveryyoungage.Intheworldof_____15_____innature,theyoungmaynotbesoluckyoreasytofindafosterparentiftheirparentsdieor_____16_____theabilitytoraisethem.Mostofthemwillhavetofacea_____17_____end.WillRemybeasunluckyasmostoftheunfortunateyoung?Maduisagrown-uporangutan.She_____18_____hadababyofherown.Butshehadcaredfortwootherorangutanbabiesthatdidn’thavemoms.WouldMadubeafostermothertoRemy,too?Withhisblanketandtoys,Remywentto_____19_____Madu.Itwasloveatfirstsight.SoonRemyclimbedonMadu’sback.RemywatchedMadu.MadutaughtRemywhattoeat,_____20_____shealsoshowedhimhowtohangandclimb.Remylearnedhowtobeanorangutan.11.A.lookafter B.lookat C.lookfor D.looklike12.A.office B.company C.shop D.family13.A.relatives B.neighbors C.parents D.friends14.A.sick B.kind C.healthy D.rich15.A.plants B.animals C.water D.space16.A.have B.lose C.develop D.keep17.A.moving B.boring C.happy D.sad18.A.seldom B.often C.sometimes D.never19.A.refuse B.meet C.control D.hurt20.A.and B.but C.or D.so（25·西安交大附中一模）Anunexpectedthinghappenedinthesummerofmyeleventhyear.Istillkeepitinmy11clearly.ThehomeIhad12inwasburnedtothegroundinthemiddleofthenight.Foruswhowerenotrich,thiswasaverybigdisaster(灾难).13mymom,dad,grandma,brothersandIescaped(幸免于难).Yet,wehadnothingbutthenightclotheswewerewearing.AtthattimeIwassoscaredand14thatmyparentssentmetoafriendofourfamily.I15therestofthenightwiththatfriend.Thenextday,mymombroughtme16T-shirtsandpairsofjeansthatanotherfriendgavetoher.Mydad17toourbrokenhometoseewhathecouldfind.Theonlythinghecouldfindwasmymom’sring.Tospendthesummer,mydadrented(租借)usa18onthesameroadasouroldonehadbeen.Aswemovedin,ourkindfriendsand19continuedtogiveawayalltheycouldto-helpas.Lovewasaroundus.LookingbacknowIam20forallwewentthroughthatsummer.Ittaughtmesomuchaboutlife,loveandPeople.Itshowedmethatwhenyouhavenothingleftbutlove,forthefirsttimeyouseethatloveisenough.Lovecangiveuscouragetoovercomealldifficulties.11.A.dream B.feeling C.life D.mind12.A.grownup B.gotup C.setup D.pickedup13.A.Carefully B.Luckily C.Easily D.Quietly14.A.excited B.bored C.worried D.surprised15.A.spent B.took C.paid D.cost16.A.any B.some C.little D.few17.A.found B.moved C.returned D.visited18.A.garden B.store C.house D.office19.A.students B.neighbors C.parents D.strangers20.A.proud B.sad C.sorry D.thankful（25·西安第八十五中学一模）Aftercycling1,328kilometersin15days,DingWenxinarrivedatBeijingonAugust17th,2024,to11hisuniversitylife.DingisanewstudentinPekingUniversity.He12inXinyu,JiangxiProvince.It’shisdreamtostudyinPekingUniversity.Afterbeingaccepted,heplannedtostarthiscollegelifeinaspecialway—13totheuniversity.Beforestartinghisjourney,Dingprepared14.Hewokeupat3a.m.tocycle40to50km.Thenheranforawhile.Hetaughthimselfbasicskillsto15bikesincase(万一)hisbikewentwrong.Thelongridewasaworrytohisfamily,buttheychosetosupporthisdream.Theyalsosharedsurvivalskillsandhelpedplanhisroute(路线).Ding’sjourneywasa16toconnectthelandscape(风景)andthepeople.Hecrossedfamousriversandclimbedfamousmountains.Alongtheway,hemetpeoplewithdifferentjobs.Theyallcheeredwhentheylearnedofhisjourney.Surely,thejourneywasnot17.Dingfacedseriousheatandheavyrain.Hisbikewentwrongfromtimetotime.Andhewastiredfromthecycling.Luckily,hisfriendfromhighschool18him,andhiscleargoalgavehimtheconfidencetocontinue.“Iloveadventure(冒险)and19.Ienjoythefeelingofmovingforwardwithoutlookingback.Althoughthejourneywasdifficult,Ifeltagreatsenseofachievementsaftercompletingit.”“You20knowwhatyou’reabletodountilyoutry.Ihopetoexploreasmuchaspossibleandmakemycollegelifemorecolorful,”Dingadded.11.A.change B.begin C.end D.make12.A.setup B.pickedup C.stoodup D.grewup13.A.driving B.running C.riding D.walking14.A.strangely B.helplessly C.suddenly D.carefully15.A.fix B.buy C.clean D.sell16.A.discussion B.chance C.ability D.task17.A.easy B.hard C.important D.tiring18.A.compared B.protected C.encouraged D.doubted19.A.praises B.challenges C.improvements D.successes20.A.always B.often C.sometimes D.never（25·西安铁一中学一模）OnDecember4,2024,theUNESCO(联合国教科文组织)addedtheSpringFestivaltotheRepresentativeListoftheIntangibleCulturalHeritageofHumanity(人类非物质文化遗产代表作名录).TheSpringFestivalisa11oftheChinesepeopleincelebrationofthetraditionalnewyear.Untilnow,Chinahas44items(项)ontheintangibleculturalheritagelist.AsakeypartofChineseculture,theSpringFestival,alsoknownasChineseNewYear,isoneofthemostimportantfestivalsinChinaandaroundtheworld.InChina,peoplehavedeepfeelingsfortheirfamily12.Manypeoplewillreturntotheirhometownsand13timewiththeirrelativesduringtheSpringFestival.CelebrationsfortheSpringFestivallastfor15days14alwaysendwiththeLanternFestival.Itissaidthatinancienttimespeopletriedtoscareamonster(怪物)awayby15thecolorredandsettingofffireworksonNewYear’sEve.Redisthesymbolofbeinglucky,16andrich.Housesandthestreetsoutsidehavebeen17withthingsinred.Thefireworks18newhopeforthefuture.Andtheycanalso19thebadluckfromthepastyear.OnNewYear’sEve,people20eatdumplings,fishandricecakesfordinner.Besides,manyothertraditionssuchaspaper-cuttinganddragondancearealsocelebratedinChinaandsomeAsiancountries.Theycreatethehappiestdaysforpeople.11.A.conversation B.tradition C.competition D.standard12.A.customers B.members C.passengers D.tourists13.A.take B.waste C.spend D.save14.A.and B.or C.but D.so15.A.selling B.protecting C.reminding D.using16.A.colorful B.harmful C.peaceful D.painful17.A.filled B.repaired C.compared D.carried18.A.bring B.hold C.buy D.borrow19.A.comeout B.runaway C.takein D.driveaway20.A.luckily B.usually C.sadly D.easily（25·西安第三中学一模）TherearelotsofgreatplacesinChina.Asoneofthe11whoenjoytravellingtoChina,IhavevisitedChinaseveraltimes.I’musedto12diarieswhenItakeatrip.Let‘slookattwodiarieswhichIwroteduringmytripsinChina.July16th,2019

Friday

SunnyAfternearlytenhours’journey,Ifinally13BeijingInternationalAirportattenthismorning.ThisismyfirsttimetovisitChinaandIcometoChinawithmyparentsthistime.Our14isnearthePalaceMuseumandwewenttherebytaxi.Intheafternoon,wewalkedtothePalaceMuseum.It’sreallyagreatplace.Thehousesinitareoldandbeautifulandtherearelotsof15thingsinit.Tomorrowmorning,myparentsandIwillspendour16playingatTian’anmenSquare,andintheafternoon,wewillclimbtheGreatWall.Hopewecanhavefuntomorrow!August8th,2024

Tuesday

CloudyTodayismyseconddayinHangzhou,China.Thistime,IcometoChina17.IvisitedtheWestLakebymyselftoday.Itisreallyabeautifulplace.Manyfamous18werewrittentherebyChinesepoets(诗人).Thereweren’tsomanypeopleattheWestLaketoday.Ireallyhadagoodtime19theweathertodayisn’tsogood.Tomorrowmorning,Iwill20HangzhouforShanghai.IwanttovisittheBundandYuGardenthere.HopeIwillenjoymyselfinShanghai!11.A.tourists B.workers C.teachers D.classmates12.A.cleaning B.keeping C.sleeping D.meeting13.A.arrivedat B.playedagainst C.agreedwith D.listenedto14.A.library B.zoo C.hospital D.hotel15.A.successful B.convenient C.valuable D.comfortable16.A.money B.fun C.time D.care17.A.alone B.abroad C.asleep D.aloud18.A.inventions B.poems C.paintings D.songs19.A.because B.until C.unless D.although20.A.leave B.prepare C.forget D.invite（25·陕西咸阳市一模）Itwasyardsaletimeagain.11intheJonesfamilywasgettingready.Billy,theyoungest,wasclearingouthisoldtoys.He12severaloldrobotsandgamesinhisyardsalebox.Healsofoundsomeclothesthatdidn’tfit.Suzy,the13child,decidedtosellsomestuffedanimals(毛绒玩具)fromhercollection.Shealsofoundsomeoldbooks.Regina,theeldest,hadmusic14andsomeclothestosell.Shehadthemostclothestosellamongthechildren.Dadhadmanythingshecould15:sometools,somerecordshedidn’tlistento,somecomputerpartsandafewoldjacketsandsuits.Momhadafewthingstosell.She16somehandbags,someshoesandsomeclothes.Shealsofoundsomeolddishes.Together,thefiveofthemsetuptheirtablesandthesalebeganat7:30a.m.Peoplecameearlyandthebuyingandsellingwasfierce(激烈的).Theyhardlyhadtimetotakea17.Manypeoplebroughtyoungchildren,soBillydidwell.Hesoldouthistoys18.GirlslikedSuzy’sstuffedanimals,andafewteenagersboughtmostofRegina’smusicCDs.MomandDadhadthemostthings,soittookthem19tosellthem,buttheyalsomademoremoney.Intheend,Billymade$22,Suzymade$18andReginamade$43.MomandDadmadeabitmore.Dadmade$143andMommade$97.Itwasquitea20day.11.A.Noone B.Everyone C.Someone D.Anyone12.A.put B.pulled C.bought D.got13.A.little B.last C.first D.middle14.A.magazines B.CDs C.dictionaries D.movies15.A.helpwith B.comeupwith C.partwith D.agreewith16.A.chose B.counted C.lost D.held17.A.look B.bath C.risk D.rest18.A.slowly B.patiently C.quickly D.difficultly19.A.bigger B.longer C.easier D.shorter20.A.good B.boring C.moving D.sad（25·西安工业大学附属中学一模）Oncetherewasateenageboywhowasknownasafastrunnerinhisvillage.Heonly11winningeveryraceandbecomingmoresuccessful.Oneday,theboytookpartinarunningraceinthevillage.Hewonthe200-meter,100-meterand50-meterraceswithoutdifficulty.Hewas12ofhimself,andreceivedgreatapplause(掌声).Buthisgrandfathercameandaskedhimtohavearacewithtwounexpectedcompetitors,anoldmanandablindgirl.Theboythoughtitwas13butaccepted.Intherace,theboyfinishedfirst,whiletheoldmanandtheblindgirlwerestillfarbehind.Withjoy,hewavedhishandsatthecrowd.Buttheykept14.“Whyaren’tpeoplecheeringformelikebefore?”heaskedhisgrandfather,“Starttheraceagainwiththem.Butthistime,allofyoushould15thefinishlineatthesametime,”thegrandfatherreplied.Theboy16.Duringthesecondrace,theboytookthehandsoftheoldmanandtheblindgirl.Andhewalkedslowlywiththemtothefinishline.The17stoodupandgavethemapplause.Theboyaskedhisgrandfather,“Forwhomarethepeople18?Isitformeorthem?”Thegrandfathersmiledandsaid,“Thecrowddidnotcheerforanyoneofyou.Theycheeredfor19allofyourantheracetogether.”Facingtheraceoflife,whatmattersisnotjust20,buthowyouruntherace.11.A.heardabout B.talkedabout C.caredabout D.learnedabout12.A.patient B.afraid C.upset D.proud13.A.necessary B.important C.unbelievable D.interesting14.A.quick B.silent C.nervous D.excited15.A.hide B.forget C.offer D.cross16.A.returned B.invented C.agreed D.refused17.A.runners B.crowd C.players D.members18.A.laughing B.training C.cheering D.encouraging19.A.how B.what C.when D.where20.A.painting B.feeling C.losing D.winning（25·西安师大附属中学中二模）Onceuponatime,therelivedamanandhiswife.Theirhousewasnextdoortoawitchwhohadabeautiful11.Thewifewantedtoeatthelettuces(莴苣)inthewitch’sgarden.Oneday,thehusbanddecidedto12someofthelettucesforhiswifebutthewitchcaughthim.Thewitchtoldthehusbandthathemustgivehis13toherinreturnforthelettuces.Themanwassoscaredthathehadtoagree.ThewitchtookthelittlegirlawayandnamedherRapunzel.ThewitchlockedRapunzelawayinatowerinthemiddleoftheforest.There,Rapunzel’sgoldenhairgrew14.ThewitchvisitedRapunzelandwouldcallherto15herhair,sothatthewitchwouldclimbup.Ahandsomeprincefoundthetowerintheforest.HewatchedthewitchcometothetowerandclimbRapunzel’shair.Theprincewaitedforthewitchtoleave.16,heclimbedupthetowerusingRapunzel’shair.TheprincevisitedRapunzeleveryday.Thewitchfoundoutandshewasangrysoshemadeaplan.ShecutRapunzel’shair,17herintotheforest.SoRapunzelcouldn’tmeettheprince.Andthewitchtrickedtheprinceandthrewhimoutofthetower.Theprincefellonsomethorns(荆棘)andscratched(划破)hiseyes.Thismadehim18.Hewanderedintheforestforalongtime.Oneday,theprinceheardRapunzelsingingintheforest.Rapunzelsawitwasherprinceandshecriedwithhappiness.Theprincecouldseeagainassoonashertearstouchedhis19.Theylived20everafterinhiskingdom.11.A.kingdom B.garden C.pool D.park12.A.steal B.grow C.plant D.borrow13.A.son B.brother C.mother D.daughter14.A.bigger B.longer C.shorter D.higher15.A.writedown B.falldown C.letdown D.turndown16.A.However B.Therefore C.Besides D.Then17.A.hiding B.laying C.guarding D.changing18.A.deaf B.pale C.blind D.stupid19.A.ears B.eyes C.hands D.legs20.A.simply B.usually C.terribly D.happily（25·西安工业大学附属中二模）Areyoumoreofa“P”personora“J”person?YoumightbewonderingwhatIam11.Thesetwopersonalitylabels(性格标签)arepartofapopularpersonality12calledMBTI.Thetestproducesafour-letterresult.Thelastletteriseither“P”for“Perceiving(感知)”or“J”for“Judging(判断)”.It13peopleintotwogroupsaccordingtohowtheyprefertoorganizetheiroutsideworld.Manypeoplearoundmehave14measaclassic“J”person.Afterall,Iliketomakeplans.Forexample,Imakeaplaneveryday15Idomyhomework.Iliketomakeatravelplanbeforetraveling.However,alotofmy16are“P”people.Yearsago,IwenttoclimbMountHuainShaanxiwithsomefriends.Asa“J”person,Imakeplans17aheadoftime.Ithoughtaboutwhattodoifitrained.Whatifthehikewaschallengingortherewerenosnackstoeat?Iendeduppacking18bagwithtenbottlesofwater,plentyofmini-bread,fiveraincoatsandsoon.Onthedayofthehike,tomysurprise,twoofmyfriendswereempty-handed.Halfwaythroughthejourney,theygotthirstyandhungryandhadtodependonmeforwaterandfood.Workingandtravelingwithpeopleofdifferentpersonalitytypescanbe19attimes.Butpeoplewitha“P”ontheirMBTItestarenotwithout20.Theyareoftenmorecreativeandresourceful(随机应变的).WhileIamoftenworriedwhenthingsdon’tgoasplanned,thesepeopleareusuallycool.11.A.dreamingabout B.thinkingabout C.worryingabout D.talkingabout12.A.list B.test C.table D.idea13.A.decides B.divides C.separate D.provides14.A.described B.chosen C.imagined D.reminded15.A.after B.during C.until D.before16.A.students B.fans C.friends D.classmates17.A.bravely B.carefully C.proudly D.politely18.A.my B.his C.her D.their19.A.boring B.challenging C.relaxing D.disappointing20.A.troubles B.mistakes C.advantages D.risks（25·陕西曲江市第一中学二模）Everyonemaymeetsomeunhappythings.Howshouldwedealwiththem?Hereissome11.Don’ttalkaboutothersbehindtheirbacks.Thatmeansnotgossiping(说闲话)aboutyourteachers,your12oryourfriends.Gossipingaboutotherpeopleonlysendsbadfeelings,13t