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第69页(共69页)2026年中考英语复习难题速递之语篇—杰出人物(2025年11月)一.完形填空(共20小题)1.(2025•佛山模拟)WuTianyiis88yearsold.Asadoctor,hehas(1)inQinghaiforoversixtyyears.WucametoQinghaiforworkin1958.Therehesawmanypeoplehadhealthproblemsandevendiedbecauseofthehighaltitude(海拔).Atthattime,nooneinChinastudiedthisarea.He(2)toworkinthisarea.Tofindoutthe(3)whypeoplegotsuchhealthproblems,Wuwentontripstoplaceswithaveryhighaltitude.Itwasdangerousfor(4).Hehad14bonefractures(骨折)duringhistrips.However,heneverthoughtof(5).Intheearly1990s,Wumadeahypobaric﹣hyperbaricchamber(高低压氧舱).Thechamberplayedaveryimportantroleinthestudyofhighaltitude(6).Hevolunteeredtobethefirstpersontogointothechamber."Imadeit,andImustbethefirstonetotryit,"hesaid.But(7)theworkersdidn'thavemuchexperiencewiththechamber,Wu'shearinggotdamaged.Hecouldn'thear(8)fromthenon.Wu'sstudyresultsare(9).140,000workerstookpartinthebuildingofQinghai﹣Xizangrailway,andnoonedied.Today,Wu,(10)hiseighties,isstillworkinghard.Peoplesayheisaguardian(守护者)oflife.(1)A.studiedB.happenedC.worked(2)A.decidedB.refusedC.forgot(3)A.ideasB.reasonsC.stories(4)A.herB.themC.him(5)A.givingupB.lookingupC.pickingup(6)A.waterB.foodC.medicine(7)A.becauseB.untilC.while(8)A.correctlyB.clearlyC.simply(9)A.politeB.healthyC.helpful(10)A.onB.inC.at2.(2025秋•深圳期中)MuchofwhatweknowaboutchimpanzeescomesfromJaneGoodall.Shewasafamousscientistwhospentherlifestudyingtheseintelligent(1).Goodall'sloveforanimalsbeganatayoungage.She(2)watchingherpetsandreadingbooksaboutanimals.Herdreamwastogoto(3)toseewildanimalsintheirnaturalhome.Whenshewasinhertwenties,Goodallgotawonderful(4)—afriendinvitedhertovisitAfrica.There,shemetDr.LouisLeakey,afamousscientistwhostronglyadvisedhertostudyanimals.Thiswasthebeginningofher(5)workwithchimpanzees.Formanyyears,GoodalllivedintheforestsofAfrica,carefullywatchingand(6)chimpanzees.Shewasthefirstscientisttogivenamestothechimpanzeesinsteadofusingnumbers.Beforeher,scientistsdidn'trealizethateachchimpanzeehaditsownpersonality.Hermostexcitingdiscoverywasthatchimpanzeescould(7)andusetools—somethingonlyhumanswerethoughttodobefore.WhenGoodallsawchimpanzeesbecomingendangered,shechangedherworkfromresearchto(8).Shebegantravelingaroundtheworld,teachingyoungpeopleaboutwhyit'simportanttocarefornatureandwildlife.Goodall'slifewasn'talways(9).Shefacedmanychallengeslivingintheforest,butshenevergaveup.(10),shealwayssearchedforasolutiontoeveryproblemshemet."Eachofuscanmakeadifferenceintheworld.Eachday,weallgettochoosewhatkindofdifferencewewillmake,"shesaid.(1)A.fishB.birdsC.plantsD.animals(2)A.representedB.enjoyedC.interviewedD.recorded(3)A.AsiaB.AmericaC.AfricaD.Australia(4)A.breakthroughB.chanceC.prizeD.challenge(5)A.boringB.regularC.amazingD.smooth(6)A.lookingforB.talkingwithC.listeningtoD.learningabout(7)A.makeB.lendC.breakD.buy(8)A.promiseB.businessC.travelD.protection(9)A.easyB.busyC.uniqueD.unhappy(10)A.SlowlyB.PatientlyC.UnluckilyD.Unsuccessfully3.(2025秋•宝安区期中)EverybodyknowsthatEdisonisafamousscientistwhoinventedtheelectriclightbulb.Butmaybefewerpeople(1)abouthisbeingkindandforgiving(原谅)towardsothers.Thefollowingisatruestoryabouthim.Atonepointinhisexperiments,Edisonhadatlast(2)aworkingbulb—thefinalresultofhundredsoftrials(实验).Itwasthefirstelectriclightbulbthathadeverbeenmade,andEdisonwasfullof(3).Hehaddreamedofthismomentforyears."Takeitupstairs,Jimmy,"hesaid,handingittohisassistant(助手),JimmyPrice.(4)therewasacrash,andEdisonturnedaroundtoseethathispreciousbulbhadfallentothegroundandbrokenintopiecesonthefloor.Jimmyhadletthebulbslip(滑落)throughhisfingers(5).Edisonsaidnothing,buteveryonecouldimaginewhathisthoughtswere.Hewentbacktohisworktableandsettoworkoncemoretomakeanother(6).Afewdayslater,anewbulbwasfinallyready.Thereit(7)onthetableinfrontofitsmaker,fullycompleted.ThenEdisondidaverybigthing.Withasmile,hehandedthenewbulbtoJimmy."Becarefulthistime,"hesaid.Hewasgivingtheyoungmananother(8).Jimmydidnotbreakit,sowehavemillionsofbulbsintheworldtoday.Asaproverbsays,"Notthepowerto(9),butitsveryopposite,thepowertoforget,isanecessaryconditionforourexistence."Lifeistooshortandnooneis(10).Ifwecanforgivethosewhohavehurtus,wewillhaveabetterlife.(1)A.haveheardB.haveworriedC.havebroughtD.havelooked(2)A.soldB.producedC.acceptedD.checked(3)A.hopeB.anxietyC.prideD.surprise(4)A.LuckilyB.ExcitinglyC.FinallyD.Suddenly(5)A.sadlyB.angrilyC.carelesslyD.carefully(6)A.fanB.bulbC.phoneD.book(7)A.learnedB.heldC.putD.lay(8)A.chanceB.handC.reasonD.talk(9)A.receiveB.rememberC.keepD.improve(10)A.strongB.niceC.badD.perfect4.(2024秋•广东校级期中)DoyouknowLászlóBíró?Maybeyoudonot,butyouprobablyusehisinventioneveryday,andyoumayevenhaveitinyourhandrightnow!Bíró(1899﹣1985)wastheinventoroftheballpointpen.Hewasborn(1)Budapest,Hungary.In(2),whenheworkedasanewspapereditor,heusedafountainpenalmosteveryday.However,hehadtorefillitallthetime.Theinkalsodidnotdry(3),anditsometimesmadeamessonthepaper.Bírówantedamuch(4)pen.Hisbrother,George,helpedhim(5)aspecialink.Theinkwaseasytodry.Thentheydevelopedanewtypeofpen.Therewasatinyballatthetipofthepen.Theballrolledinkontopaperasitmoved.They(6)itthe"ballpoint"pen.Theballpointpenwasa(7).Everyonelovedit.Nowmillionsofpeopleuseitallovertheworldeveryday.PeoplewillalwaysrememberBíróforhisinvention.TodayinmanyEnglish﹣speakingcountries,peoplestillusetheword"biro"torefertoanykindofballpointpen.(1)A.onB.inC.atD.from(2)A.the1930B.1930'sC.1930sD.the1930s(3)A.easyB.easilyC.easierD.moreeasily(4)A.betterB.thebestC.goodD.bad(5)A.developingB.developedC.developD.development(6)A.callB.tocallC.calledD.wascalled(7)A.successB.succeedC.successfulD.successfully5.(2025秋•金凤区校级期中)YangZhenningisoneofthegreatestphysicistsintheworld.Hewasbornin1922and(1)awayinBeijingin2025attheageof103.Yanghadastrongloveforscience.Asayoungman,hestudiedhardand(2)wenttotheUSforfurthereducation.In1957,hewontheNobelPrizeinPhysicswithhispartnerLiZhengdao.Thismadehimvery(3)aroundtheworld.Yangneverforgothismotherland.In1971,hebecamethefirsttopscientisttovisitChinaafter1949.He(4)buildlinksbetweenChineseandAmericanscientists.Healsoraisedmoneyto(5)Chinesescholarstostudyabroad.In1999,YangstartedworkingasaprofessoratTsinghuaUniversity.He(6)muchtimeonteachingandresearch.Heoncesaid,"Chinesecultureisalwaysinmyheart."Hisworkhas(7)manyyoungscientistsinChina.Yang'slifewasfullofachievements.Henotonlymadegreatcontributions(贡献)to(8)butalsolovedhiscountrydeeply.Wewillalways(9)thisgreatman.Hisstorytellsusthathardworkandloveforthemotherlandcan(10)ussuccess.(1)A.stayedB.livedC.passedD.moved(2)A.laterB.soonC.onceD.still(3)A.richB.famousC.quietD.strict(4)A.refusedB.wantedC.stoppedD.helped(5)A.support(支持)B.teachC.followD.push(6)A.tookB.spentC.savedD.wasted(7)A.surprisedB.changedC.influencedD.worried(8)A.physicsB.historyC.artD.music(9)A.forgetB.rememberC.missD.meet(10)A.carryB.takeC.bringD.send6.(2025秋•南海区期中)DuringSpringFestival,mostfamiliesgatheredtocelebrate.ZhaoDelingandhiswifeShengMingfen(1)inthemountainsofGuizhoutoprotectthewildanimalsandtrees.The(2)couplelookafternearly7,000muofprotectedareas.Theirworkensures(确保)the(3)ofwildanimalsandplants.TheirworkplaceisastationinDaozhenCounty.Togetthere,theymustfollowaquietpathtoaforestfirecheckpoint.Thischeckpointis(4)totheprotectedarea.Itrequires24hourssurveillance(监视)allyearround.Theirdaystartsbeforesunrise.Sheng(5)thecheckpointattheentrance,whileZhaopatrols(巡逻)thequietforest.Theirtasksincluderecordingthegrowthofwildanimalsandplants,(6)litterandcheckingsignsandcameras.Theyhavedonethisworkfor10years.Inwinter,theriverwateristerriblycold.Still,Zhaostepsineveryday,crossing13differentpartsofthe(7)."Igetusedtoit,"hesayswithasmile.Insummer,visitorsoftentrytoentertheprotectedarea.Thecouple(8)themgentlybutfirmly(坚定地)."Thisisaprotectedhomeforwildlife,"theyexplain.Theworkis(9),sotheynevercomplain(抱怨).Fromsunrisetolatenight,they(10)watchingoverthetrees,theanimalsandthequietmountains.Theyaretheordinaryheroeswhosedailyeffortstrulymakesourworldabetterplace.(1)A.travelledB.appearedC.marriedD.remained(2)A.good﹣lookingB.hard﹣workingC.well﹣knownD.open﹣minded(3)A.beautyB.changeC.valueD.safety(4)A.importantB.dangerousC.helpfulD.harmful(5)A.leavesB.repairsC.guardsD.founds(6)A.lookingforB.diggingupC.puttingawayD.pickingup(7)A.villageB.riverC.countryD.lake(8)A.punishB.stopC.treatD.control(9)A.difficultB.enjoyableC.meaningfulD.silly(10)A.practiseB.keepC.rememberD.avoid7.(2025秋•红桥区期中)"Nothingisimpossible,theworditselfsays"I'mpossible'."AudreyHepburn,theBritishactressandstarofthesilverscreen,saidthis.However,doubtsandfearsoften(1)usback.Howcanwefacethemandsucceed?TherunnerSuBingtiangivesanexcellent(2)tothisquestion.Theyoungmanbeganhissportinglifein2006.Atthattime,noonefromAsiahadeverrunthe100mraceinlessthan10seconds.Sutrained(3)andquicklybecameoneofthefastestrunnersinAsia.In2011,herantheracein10.16seconds.However,Suwasn't(4).Toruninunder10seconds,in2014,hechangedhisstartingleg.Thiswasavery(5)decision.Hehadtostartfromzero.Atfirst,hewas(6)thanbefore.Also,hewas25yearsold.Atsuchanage,manyrunnerschoosetostoprunning.People(7)hisdecision.However,Sufoughthisfearsandbecameasportinghero.In2015,heclocked9.99secondsandmadehistory.In2021,he(8)in9.83secondsattheTokyoOlympics.HealsobecamethefirstChineseathletetorunintheOlympic100mfinal.SuBingtianhastoldyoungsters,"Neverletyourageholdyouback.Haveatryandtryharder.Ibelieveyoucanwriteyourownstory."Nothingisimpossible(9)youtryandsticktoit.Everyonecanbea"Superman"!WeshouldlearnfromSuBingtian's(10).Whenfacingdifficulties,weshouldhavethecouragetofightthemandnevergiveup.(1)A.holdB.taleC.putD.give(2)A.questionB.answerC.wayD.solution(3)A.hardB.hardlyC.easilyD.lazy(4)A.sadB.angryC.satisfiedD.excited(5)A.safeB.dangerousC.riskyD.useful(6)A.fasterB.slowerC.tallerD.shorter(7)A.believedB.doubtedC.supportedD.praised(8)A.finishedB.beganC.ranD.played(9)A.aslongasB.assoonasC.aswellasD.asfaras(10)A.courageB.mistakeC.failureD.sadness8.(2025秋•福田区期中)阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Someartistsareoftennotfamousduringtheirlifetime:VincentvanGoghwassuchanartist.Peopledidnotlikehis(1).Hebegantothinkhewasnotaverygoodpainter.Buthedidnotgiveuppainting.Hewasso(2)inwhathewaspaintingthathedidnotwanttostop.Hewouldeven(3)toeat!(4),hispaintingsweredark.Heusedpencilsorcharcoalsticks(炭条)tomakethem.Thenhe(5)color.Heusedlotsofbrownanddarkgreen.Later,VincentmovedtoFrance.Hewantedto(6)fromtheartistswhoworkedthere.Theyweretryingnew(7)ofpainting.InFrance,Vincentbeganusingbrightcolors.Heusedoilpaintstopaintboththecountrysideandpeople.Healsopaintedself﹣portraits(自画像).Hecreated(8)morethan20portraitsofhimself!Vincentcompletedmorethan2,000paintingsinhislife.Thoughpeopledidnotbuyhispaintingsduringhislifetime,hispaintingssellforagood(9)today.Peoplethinkhispaintingsaresogreat.Forexample,thepaintingSunflowersisvery(10)allovertheworld.(1)A.magazinesB.paintingsC.villagesD.programs(2)A.carelessB.comfortableC.interestedD.successful(3)A.forgetB.happenC.decideD.agree(4)A.IntheendB.InfactC.AtleastD.Atfirst(5)A.helpedB.addedC.missedD.sent(6)A.learnB.comeC.hearD.choose(7)A.placesB.shapesC.waysD.sizes(8)A.unusuallyB.amazinglyC.extremelyD.suddenly(9)A.prizeB.costC.priceD.luck(10)A.simpleB.seriousC.famousD.normal9.(2024秋•盐湖区期中)"Ifyouthinkit'spossible,you'rehalfwaythere."That'swhatJaceWebersaidaboutcollecting.Weber,a10﹣year﹣oldboyfromCanada,didanamazing(1)Hecollected1,654.7kilogramsofaluminiumcantabs(铝制易拉罐拉环),as(2)asacar.Hesetanewrecordforcollectingthemostcantabsforrecyclinginoneyear.HebegancollectingcantabsinAugust2022.Hisgoalwastorecyclethemandusethemoneytobuyawheelchairforsomeonein(3).Injustoneyear,hecollectedmorethanhe(4).HegottheideafromamanonYouTubewhocollectedcantabsforyears."Thisinspiredme,"heexplained."IknewthatcollectingcantabswasasmallthingIcoulddo,but(5)Icollectedenough,itcouldmakeabigdifference."Hestartedcollectingtabsfromhome,campingtrips,andfamilyevents.Hisfriendsandfamilygot(6)abouthisprojectandbegancollectingtabs,too.Hisparentsapplied(申请)foraGuinnessWorldRecordstitle,andhebecamethenewrecordholder!"Iwanttoshowotherkidsthatifyou(7)yourselfanddon'tgiveup,anythingispossible.Justtryandbelieve,andyou're(8)there.Therestisallaboutdeterminationandhardwork,"hesaid.(1)A.productB.projectC.process(2)A.heavyB.bigC.beautiful(3)A.silenceB.dangerC.need(4)A.avoidedB.expectedC.shared(5)A.ifB.althoughC.because(6)A.upsetB.excitedC.sad(7)A.believeinB.careforC.thinkof(8)A.alwaysB.neverC.halfway10.(2025秋•开封期中)OncetherewasaboycalledMengKe.Hisdaddiedwhenhewasvery(1),sohelivedwithhismom,Mengmu.Mengmuwantedhersontostudyandmakeprogress,(2)MengKewasnotaquietboy.Hefollowedthechildrennextdoortoclimbthetreetocatchbirdsandjumpintothe(3)tocatchfish.Mengmuthought,"Mysondoesn'tstudy(4)becausethelivingplaceisn'tgood."Thentheymovedtoahousenexttoa(5).Peoplemovedaroundthemarket,talkingandbuyingthings,whilesellers(6)atthetopoftheirvoiceswelcomingcustomers.MengKesawthisand(7)himselfbyactinglikeaseller.Mengmuwas(8)atthesightofthisandtoldherself,"No,thisisnotthe(9)placetoraisemychild,either."SoshetookMengKeawayfromthemarket.Atlasttheylivedneara(10).ThereMengKesawthegoodstudents.He(11)goodhabitsfromthem.Hesawthestudents(12)booksandhedidthesame.Soonhehada(n)(13)inreadingandwriting.Mengmuwas(14)andsaid,"ThiswastheplaceIwaslookingfor."LaterMengKestudiedhardand(15)tobeagreatthinker.(1)A.youngB.playfulC.strongD.rich(2)A.soB.becauseC.andD.but(3)A.forestB.riverC.fieldD.park(4)A.slowlyB.easilyC.hardD.early(5)A.zooB.museumC.restaurantD.market(6)A.shoutedB.lookedC.smiledD.cried(7)A.helpedB.enjoyedC.toldD.did(8)A.gladB.hungryC.worriedD.tired(9)A.rightB.tidyC.warmD.large(10)A.shopB.farmC.hospitalD.school(11)A.heardB.learnedC.keptD.changed(12)A.buyingB.sellingC.readingD.making(13)A.interestB.mistakeC.planD.idea(14)A.boredB.angryC.happyD.relaxed(15)A.gaveupB.grewupC.wokeupD.stayedup11.(2025•荔湾区校级开学)Gaomakeswheelchairsforpets.Overthepast17years,hehashelpedmany(1)petsbeabletowalkagain.Gaodidn'tstartoutasaprofessionalwheelchairmaker.Itallbeganwithasmallactof(2).Backin2006,Gaowassellingcakeswhenastreetdoglimped(瘸着脚走)overtohimtoaskforfood.Feelingsorryforthedog,Gaoplannedtomakeapetwheelchairtohelpthedogmovearoundmore(3).Ittookhimacoupleofdaystomakethewheelchair.Whenhesawthelittledogcouldstartrunningfastwiththewheelchair,hegotafeelingof(4).Soonaftersharingthestoryonline,Gao(5)arequest(请求)tomakeawheelchairforacatwhoalsohadlegproblems.Gaowasn'tatrainedcraftsman,buthetriedhisbest.Itturnedoutthatthecat'sownerwas(6)withwhatGaohadmade.Fromthenon,Gao(7)toworkasacraftsman,makingpetwheelchairs."I'vetriedmanyjobs,butmakingpetwheelchairsisthebestandmost(8)forme.Besides,thejobhaschangedmeandmademe(9)theconnectionsbetweenhumansandtheirpets.Theymeanalottoeachother,"Gaosaid.Gaonowrunsasmallwheelchairfactory.Healsoworkswithover90animalgroups.Together,theyhelpanimalsthathavetroublewalkingindependentlybecauseofanaccidentorasudden(10).Whatakind﹣heartedpersonGaoXiaodongis!(1)A.disabledB.lonelyC.stupidD.rich(2)A.explorationB.journeyC.shynessD.kindness(3)A.quietlyB.carefullyC.easilyD.slowly(4)A.troubleB.sadnessC.happinessD.fear(5)A.receivedB.preparedC.discussedD.promised(6)A.patientB.pleasedC.angryD.strict(7)A.challengedB.rememberedC.refusedD.decided(8)A.meaningfulB.terribleC.unknownD.dangerous(9)A.checkB.compareC.understandD.explain(10)A.stormB.illnessC.growthD.chance12.(2025秋•徐州校级月考)ItwasWilliams'motherwhogotherinterestedinbooks.Hermotherreadtoherthree(1)everydayuntiltheywenttocollege.WhenWilliamsbecamea(2),shewantedherstudentstolovereadingasshedid.Butsherealizedthatsomekidshadnobookstoread."Thekidswhoarereadtocanlearnalot."shesaid.ToWilliams,thebestwaywastogivekidsbooks.In2017,shegaveaway900used(3)overthreedays.Mostpeoplewouldbe(4)withthat."Anybodycoulddothat,"shesaid."Iwantedtodosomethingthatwasgoingtofollowmyworkethic(职业道德)."Soshesetanew(5)forherself:Giveawayonemillionbooks.Itsoundslikea(6)number,butasWilliamspostedonFacebook:"Don'tcomplainifyouaren'twillingtoworkhardoutonthefield."Soshegottowork,firstbyadvisingfriendsto(7)booksormoneytobuybooks.Andmoreandmorepeoplestarted(8)booksonherfrontporch(门廊).Asthebookscamein,Williamsgavethemtolocalschoolsforfree.Now,Williamshas(9)morethan78,000books—only922,000moretofinishhertask!Andshe'snotslowingdown.It'stoo(10)forkidswithfewbooks.(1)A.friendsB.childrenC.studentsD.relatives(2)A.teacherB.motherC.monitorD.librarian(3)A.toysB.chairsC.booksD.clothes(4)A.boredB.busyC.enoughD.happy(5)A.taskB.stepC.timetableD.start(6)A.safeB.meaningfulC.strangeD.large(7)A.sellB.writeC.lendD.donate(8)A.gettingB.leavingC.sharingD.borrowing(9)A.givenawayB.askedforC.pickedupD.lookedinto(10)A.manyB.importantC.easyD.expensive13.(2025秋•浦东新区校级期中)LeonardodaVinciandnature'sdesignsRenaissancegeniusLeonardodaVinciwasendlessly(1)aboutthenaturalworld.Hespenthoursobservingbirdsinflight,waterflowingandplantsgrowing.Whilestudyingbirdwings,hemadeadetailed(2):thesamemathematicalpatternsappearedinnatureagainandagain.Thisfindingledhimtocreatewonderfuldrawingsofflyingmachinesthatwerecenturiesaheadofhistime.TuYouyouandancientmedicineWhenmalaria(疟疾)spreadinthe1960s,scientistTuYouyouturnedtoancientChinesemedicaltextsforanswers.Whilemany(3)focusedonmodernchemistry,shewasparticularlypersistent(坚持不懈的)abouttraditionalremedies.Afterreviewingover2,000oldrecipes,herteamfinally(4)anextract(提取物)fromsweetwormwoodthatprovedeffectiveagainstmalaria.HercuriosityaboutancientwisdomsavedmillionsoflivesandearnedhertheNobelPrize.TimBerners﹣LeeandinformationsharingAsayoungsoftwareengineer,TimBerners﹣Leegrewfrustrated(受挫的)withhowdifficultitwastoshareinformationbetweencomputers.Hebecamedeeply(5)withthisproblemandimaginedasystemwhereknowledgecouldflowfreely.Aftermuchresearch,hedevelopedthefundamentaltechnologiesoftheWorldWideWeb—HTML,HTTPandURLs.Hiscuriosityabout(6)informationchangedhowtheworldcommunicates.(1)A.certainB.carefulC.curiousD.creative(2)A.conclusionB.actionC.decisionD.discussion(3)A.farmersB.researchersC.doctorsD.patients(4)A.developedB.producedC.discoveredD.invented(5)A.annoyedB.satisfiedC.pleasedD.crazy(6)A.supportingB.connectingC.hidingD.storing14.(2025秋•周至县月考)阅读下面短文,理解大意,然后从各小题的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案,使短文连贯完整。Afterhebecamefamous,once,Einsteinfinishedaspeechinauniversity.Thelargeclassroomwasfullofteachersandstudents.Afterhisspeech,the(1)startedtoaskquestions.Agirl(2)andasked,"You'reknownasagiant(巨人)ofscience.Doyouthinkyou'reagiant?"Einsteinsaidwithasmile,"Agiantisapersonwhois(3)inheight.YouseeI'msosmall,howcanIbeagiant?MaybeIseeabit(4),onlybecauseIstandhigher!"Thenaboyasked,"Yousaidyoustandhigherthanothers.Itmakesmethinkofalong(5)youhadwithaladyonthepeak(山峰)oftheAlps.Idon'twanttoaskwhatyoutalkedabout,butIwanttoknowwhetheryourealizedyouhavebeenapeakinthehistoryof(6)whenyoustoodonthepeak."Lookingattheboy(7),Einsteinanswered,"Myheightcan'tbeapeak,andthereisnopeakthatwecan'treachthe(8)!"Then,hetookupapieceofchalk(粉笔)and(9)ontheblackboard,"Standingonthepeak,youarenottall."Hethen(10)thelistenersandsaid,"Finally,IcantellyouasentencethatItoldtheladyonthepeakoftheAlps:Anypeakcanbereached."(1)A.scientistsB.audienceC.workersD.speakers(2)A.cutinB.showedoffC.laydownD.gotup(3)A.strongB.weakC.tallD.short(4)A.deeperB.fartherC.higherD.faster(5)A.historyB.wayC.talkD.plan(6)A.artB.languageC.businessD.science(7)A.carefullyB.bravelyC.strictlyD.angrily(8)A.treeB.stepC.topD.tower(9)A.brokeB.wroteC.knockedD.recorded(10)A.facedB.warnedC.thankedD.helped15.(2025秋•南京校级月考)"Aimforthemoonandevenifyoumiss,youwilllandamongthestars"isacommonsaying.Itshowsthatweshouldn'tbeafraidtofailandshouldtrytobe(1).Inthisway,wecanstayina(2)placethanwherewestart,evenifwefail.Manygreatpeopleintheworldlovefightingforexcellence.Oneofthemisthefamousbiologist—TongDizhou,thefatherofChina'sclone(克隆).TongcamefromapoorfamilyinZhejiangProvinceanddidn'tgotohighschooluntil17.Sohebecametheoldeststudentintheclass.Whatwasworse,hemaynotbe(3)tocontinuehisstudybecausehecouldn'tcatchupwithothers.(4),hedidn'tgiveup.Hestudiedhardandmanagedtotaketheleadamonghisclassmates.(5),hegraduatedwiththehighestgrade.Tongisrememberedand(6)fortheoutstandingachievementofcross﹣speciescloninginfish.In1963,Tongproducedtheworld'sfirstclonedfish.Tenyearslater,Tong(7)thefirstcross﹣speciesclonedfish.Inthewholeprocess,challengesandfailuresdidn'tpreventhim.Thankstohispioneeringresearch,Chinesescientistsdevelopedfish﹣breedingskills.NowChinaproducesmorethanhalfoftheworld'saquaculture(水产养殖)harvest.Shouldwe"aimforthemoon"or(8)aimforwhatiseasilyachieved?Tonggaveusagood(9).Heshowsusthatworkingtowardsexcellencedespitethefailurecanbeasteppingstonetogreatsuccess.Nowadays,manyyoungpeoplefearfailure.Theyprefertotakeaneasierpath.They(10)takingonchallengesandareeasilybeatenbystress.Actually,fightingforexcellenceandnotbeingafraidoffailurecanhelppeoplebetterthemselves.(1)A.generousB.excellentC.modestD.organized(2)A.warmerB.tidierC.higherD.quieter(3)A.devotedB.remindedC.allowedD.promised(4)A.MoreoverB.HoweverC.OtherwiseD.Also(5)A.IngeneralB.AsusualC.AboveallD.Asaresult(6)A.respectedB.requiredC.changedD.compared(7)A.drewB.boughtC.createdD.caught(8)A.closelyB.widelyC.suddenlyD.simply(9)A.speechB.answerC.helpD.reason(10)A.avoidB.continueC.practiceD.advise16.(2024秋•瑶海区校级期中)Inacornerofacity,thereisacozy(舒服的)littlerestaurantownedbyUncleZhang,amiddle﹣agedmanwithakindsmilealwaysonhisface.HisrestaurantisfamousforaspecialSingleMeal,whichisnotjustanordinary(普通的)mealbuta(1)filledwithhopeandcare.Thereisastorybehindthisgift.Manyyearsago,UncleZhangworkedinaplacefarawayandlifewashard.Heoftenwent(2).Duringhismostdifficulttimes,astrangerreachedoutahelpinghand,givinghimwarmthandhope.ThisexperiencedeeplymovedUncleZhang,andhe(3)thatifheeverhadthechance,hewould(4)onthiskindness.Yearslater,UncleZhangfinallyopenedhisownlittlerestaurant.Hedecidedto(5)hispromisebyintroducingtheSingleMeal.Hetoldhisstaff(员工)thatifanyonequietlysaidthecode(暗号)words—"PleasegivemeaSingleMeal",theyshouldprepareahotmealforthatpersonwithoutaskinganyquestions.Thisactofkindnessquickly(6)throughthecommunity(社区)andtouchedmanyhearts.Onesunnyafternoon,withsunlightstreamingthroughtherestaurantwindows,ayounggirlwalkedin.Hereyeswerefilledwithhelplessnessand(7).Guidedbythestaff,shesatinacornerand(8)saidthecodewords.Thestaffunderstoodandsoonbroughtheraheartymeal.Thegirlatehermealwithtearsinhereyes,feelingalong﹣lost(9).Afewweekslater,shefoundanewjobandreturnedtotherestaurant.Thistime,shedidn'tusethecodewords.Instead,shepaidforseveralSingleMealstohelpothersin(10).UncleZhang'ssmallactofkindnesshadcausedachainreaction(连锁反应),spreadingwarmthandhopethroughoutthecommunity.(1)A.plateB.giftC.restaurantD.menu(2)A.thirstyB.hungryC.crazyD.happy(3)A.promisedB.predictedC.imaginedD.discovered(4)A.goB.keepC.passD.continue(5)A.breakB.achieveC.avoidD.allow(6)A.spreadB.disappearedC.landedD.failed(7)A.confidenceB.excitementC.nervousnessD.anger(8)A.easilyB.loudlyC.proudlyD.so

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