考前押题03 完形填空必刷18题（期末复习专项训练）（原卷版）

1/1考前押题03完形填空必刷18题（期末复习专项训练）序号题型分类内容导航（亮点聚焦）1校园时光课堂互动・思维碰撞、社团活动・青春绽放2亲子暖心沟通破冰・温情共鸣、成长陪伴・一路同行3运动与健康体育精神・热血拼搏、健身习惯・健康续航4真挚友谊互助同行・微光聚力、误解化解・情比金坚5​自然环保​生态保护・共护家园、低碳生活・点亮未来6科技生活智能应用・便捷生活、网络安全・安心护航Cloze01Ourscienceteacher,Mr.Clark,announcedateamexperimentcompetition.IwaspairedwithEmma,thequietestgirlinclass.Tobehonest,Ifeltslightlydisappointedbecauseshe1spokeindiscussions.Wechoseachemistryprojectaboutplantgrowth.Emmasuggestedusing2musicasavariable(变量),whichsurprisedme.“Plantscan’thear!”I3,butsheshowedmeresearcharticles.I4mydoubtsandagreedtotry.Thefirstweekwasupsettingforme.WhileIrushedthroughmeasurements,Emmacarefully5everydetailinhernotebook.Whenourfirstseedlings6,Iwantedtoquit,butshecalmlysaid,“Mistakesaredatatoo.”Oneafternoon,IfoundEmmaaloneinthelab,7withdifferentlightsettings.Seeingherpatience,Ifinallyunderstoodher8.Fromthenon,we9ourskills—myspeedandherexactness.On10day,ourorganizedgraphs(图表)showedsomethingamazing:Plantsexposedtoclassicalmusicgrew15%taller!Asclassmatescrowdedaround,Emmaconfidently11thescience.Iaddedour12story,presentingawholepictureofoursuccess.Wewonsecondprize,butthereal13wasthelessonsIlearned:Neverjudgesomeonebytheir14thebestdiscoverieshappenwhen15mindsworktogether.1．A．anxiously B．rarely C．loudly D．proudly2．A．classical B．loud C．modern D．soft3．A．complained B．whispered C．replied D．argued4．A．dealtwith B．foundout C．cameacross D．putaside5．A．listed B．designed C．recorded D．reviewed6．A．died B．grew C．disappeared D．survived7．A．competing B．struggling C．fixing D．experimenting8．A．humor B．strength C．emotion D．reason9．A．compared B．hid C．combined D．tested10．A．presentation B．graduation C．discussion D．celebration11．A．explained B．applied C．wrote D．documented12．A．childhood B．legend C．failure D．adventure13．A．challenge B．reward C．competition D．virtue14．A．height B．grade C．speed D．quietness15．A．familiar B．private C．different D．youngCloze02Mr.Daltontaughtusplanegeometry(平面几何)37yearsago.Iwasaquietkid,neithergettinginmuchtroublenorgetting1.Somehow,planegeometryreallyclickedformeinhisclass.Towardtheendoftheyear,Mr.Daltonwantedto2ourknowledgeandgaveusa25-questiontrue/falsenationallystandardizedtest.Thetestpresentedeachproblemwithaconclusionshown.Wewereaskedtowriteoutthe3usingourtheorems(定理).Icompleted24problemsquickly,butnumberseventeenwasalion4Ispentthirtyminutesonthatproofand5Imadeitwithallmyefforts.With6Imarkedthequestiontrueandhandedinthetest.ThenextdayIgotmyscore,a96,andnumberseventeenwas7wrong.WhenMr.Daltonaskediftherewereanyquestions,forthefirsttime,myhand8.Insteadof9thiswasanationallystandardizedtestandthattherecouldn’tbeany10,Mr.Daltondidthemostpowerfulthing:heheldoutthechalktomewitha(n)11smile.Whispersspreadthroughtheclassroom—someclassmatesexchanged12glances,whileothersleanedforwardwithcuriosity.Hesitant,Iwenttotheboardand13myproof,usingthewholeboardandthreedifferentcolorsofchalk.Intheend,everyoneclapped.Mr.Daltongave14formyanswer,andIendedupwithafullmark.Ireturned37yearslatertovisitMr.Daltonagain,towhomIowesomanythanks,forIcould15haveremainedsilentratherthanchallenginghisauthority(权威)orspeakingupwhenIthinkI’mright.1．A．punished B．confused C．noticed D．stuck2．A．expand B．assess C．further D．witness3．A．reasoning B．evaluation C．inquiry D．prediction4．A．outofcontrol B．aheadoftime C．bycomparison D．intheway5．A．gradually B．constantly C．barely D．ultimately6．A．satisfaction B．passion C．preference D．fascination7．A．proved B．encountered C．detected D．marked8．A．shotup B．tookup C．straightenedup D．showedup9．A．acknowledging B．arguing C．implying D．admitting10．A．reasons B．methods C．mistakes D．conclusions11．A．encouraging B．amusing C．favorable D．gentle12．A．admiring B．indifferent C．doubtful D．adorable13．A．perceived B．distinguished C．shared D．demonstrated14．A．fame B．credit C．reward D．faith15．A．merely B．consequently C．otherwise D．stillCloze03Wecanunderstandsomuchaboutwhatpeoplearecommunicatingbysimplypayingattentiontotheir1gestures.Let’ssaythatyou’rewalkingdownthestreetandpassaguywho2hisarmintheair,andthenswingsa3atyou.Obviously,hewantstostab(捅)you.Another4:You’reatdinner,andsomeoneatthetablenexttoyoursstandsup,red-faced,andstartspoundinghis5withhisfist.Atfirst,you6thathemustbechoking(窒息).Butaftertakingaminutetothinkmore7abouthisbodylanguage—he’sdeadnow.Don’tbeafraidtotrustyourfirstinstinctwiththisstuff.To8arelationshipoftrustwithsomeone,youmayfindyourselfautomatically9his/herbodylanguage.Whenhe/sheshrugs,youshrug.He/Sheflipshis/herhair;youflipyours.He/Shesays,“Stopthat”;yousay,“Stopthat”—andthat’showquicklyyoucanget10bybodylanguage.Whenyourseatmateonaplaneoccupiesthearmrest,he/sheisusingbodylanguagetoclaimhis/her11.Thoughit’snotexactlythesame,therearesomeanimalspeciesthat12thisbehaviorinthewildwiththeir“armrests”.As13asbodylanguagecanbewithstabbings,it’snotanexactscience.Infact,it’snotascienceatall—it’salanguage,andlikeallotherlanguagesitcanbe14.Ifyou’veeveraskedwherethebathroomisinSpanishand15gettingacolonoscopy(结肠镜检查),youknowexactlywhatImean.1．A．mild B．physical C．universal D．mental2．A．raises B．waves C．holds D．touches3．A．fan B．gun C．stick D．knife4．A．trial B．prediction C．situation D．pose5．A．head B．chest C．leg D．arm6．A．imply B．assume C．doubt D．argue7．A．gradually B．merely C．critically D．potentially8．A．connect B．equip C．charge D．develop9．A．mirroring B．electing C．selecting D．painting10．A．changed B．burned C．upset D．influenced11．A．right B．decision C．advantage D．conclusion12．A．copy B．symbolize C．display D．ban13．A．meaningful B．helpful C．skillful D．artful14．A．mistaken B．employed C．misled D．labelled15．A．putoff B．insistedon C．approvedof D．endedupCloze04“ThereisnowayIcanliveoutofasuitcase!”Ithoughtaswe1ourhomeinVenice,Italy.Atfourteenyearsold,Icouldn’timagine2myfriends,school,andallmy“stuff”behindto3theworldfull-timewithmyfamily.Atthetime,wewereallgoingindifferent4—mysisterandIfocusedonschoolandwererarelyhomeandmyparentsfocusedonwork.Itfeltlikemyfamilyneversaweachothereventhoughwelivedunderthesame5.Thatwaswhenmymom6droppingeverythingtotraveltheworld.Atthattime,itseemedso7.AlthoughIabsolutelylovedtheideaoftravelingtheworld8,Icouldn’tpicturegivingupahomefullofstuff.Thatwasovertwoyears,thirty-eightcountries,andfourcontinentsago!Duringthattime,wehave9howlittlewereallyneedtobehappy.Aswetravelnow,webarelycarryanythingwithusexceptessentialthings.Afterbuyingnewclothes,wegivesomeofouroldonesawaytopeople10anditmakesussohappytobeableto11whereverwecan.Withoutallthedistractionsthatweusedtohave,wehavebecome12asafamily!Wenowknowthat13andmemoriesarethemostvaluablethingsinlifeandthattheycanonlybe14whenweletgoofourneedforpossessionsandfocusonwhatreally15inlife—enjoyingourliveswiththepeoplewelove.1．A．cleanedup B．tookup C．usedup D．packedup2．A．visiting B．finding C．leaving D．missing3．A．escape B．unite C．travel D．change4．A．property B．directions C．cultures D．topics5．A．roof B．rules C．sky D．pressures6．A．fancied B．proposed C．admitted D．denied7．A．crazy B．funny C．serious D．awkward8．A．safely B．freely C．leisurely D．hurriedly9．A．forgotten B．wondered C．realized D．believed10．A．bychance B．onpurpose C．asusual D．inneed11．A．giveback B．explore C．setout D．relax12．A．happier B．closer C．colder D．further13．A．friendships B．health C．courage D．experiences14．A．obtained B．noticed C．offered D．developed15．A．works B．happens C．matters D．helpsCloze05Onecanneverfindhis/herpotentialuntilhe/shehasatry.WhenIretiredfiveyearsago,Istartedrunning.Iwasnotanatural1.Iwantedtoloseweightanditseemedthatrunningwasa2way.Atfirstitwasvery3—IwasmainlywalkingmorethanrunningwhenIstarted—butIdidn’t4．WhenIstartedtrainingrunning,Iwasjusttryingtobuildupstamina(耐力),andjusttheideaofevengoingtwomiles,butevenwalkingwasa5.Inthebeginning,IjustwalkedasmuchasIcouldandthenastimewenton,I66beganrunning.LaterIkeptonaddingmoreandmore7．I8mycoach,Albert,inmyrunningclub,andhe’dbeenrunningforover25years.Hehadalotofknowledgeandoftensentvariousquotesto9andencourageus.RunningtheLosAngelesMarathonforthefirsttimewasprobablythegreatest10ofmylife.Iwasreallyprepared,11Albert.Ilearnedalotoflifelessonsduringthe12:youhavetobelieveinyourself

13nobodyelsewill.WhenIcrossedthefinishingline,Iwassoexcited.Irememberedjustgettingtothe14andrealizing,“Oh,myGod,I’mgoingtodothis!”Iheardthemsay,“Welcometothefinishingline,”andIthought,“Wow,Iwasactuallygoingto15this!”IcouldneverhaveimaginedmyselfdoingtheLosAngelesMarathon,andhereIamandImadeit.Iwasatrueexamplethatit’snevertoolatetopresentyourselfwithanewimage,aslongasyouhavefaithandletthatfaithdirectyou.1．A．coach B．athlete C．teacher D．student2．A．easy B．funny C．good D．traditional3．A．hard B．helpful C．popular D．interesting4．A．showup B．comeback C．giveup D．holdback5．A．chance B．reason C．weakness D．challenge6．A．hopefully B．secretly C．suddenly D．gradually7．A．walking B．hiking C．running D．wandering8．A．met B．supported C．attended D．considered9．A．war B．inspire C．entertain D．confuse10．A．adventure B．experience C．honor D．opportunity11．A．thanksto B．outof C．apartfrom D．exceptfor12．A．graduation B．construction C．separation D．preparation13．A．when B．what C．unless D．which14．A．top B．site C．end D．point15．A．listento B．getthrough C．hangon D．takeoverCloze06Twenty-five-year-oldJakehadalwaysbeenthekindofindividualwhoavoidedanyformofphysicalactivity.Hisbusyworkscheduleandloveforjunkfoodhad1himtogainasignificantamountofweight,andhefrequentlyfelttiredandoutofbreathevenwiththeslightestmovement.Oneday,afteraroutinemedicalcheck-up,thedoctorgavehimaserious2:hisunhealthylifestylewasputtinghishealthatgreatrisk.Thiswake-upcallmadeJakerealizethatheneededtomakea3.Hedecidedtostartsmall,startingbygoingforashortwalkeverymorningbeforework.Initially,itwasextremely4.Hislegsfeltlikelead,andhewastemptedto5afterjustafewminutes.Butheremindedhimselfofthedoctor’swarningand6pushingforward.Asweekspassed,Jakebegantonoticesomepositive7.Hehadmoreenergythroughouttheday,andhissleepqualityimproved.Encouragedbythesechanges,hedecidedto8hisexerciseroutine.Hejoinedalocalgymandstartedtakingfitnessclasses,whichincludedamixofcardioandstrengthtraining.Jakequicklydevelopedapreferenceforthegymenvironment.The9trainersandfellowgym-goersmotivatedhimtokeepgoing.Helearnedtheimportanceofabalanceddietandstartedcookinghealthymealsathomeinsteadof10fastfood.Now,sixmonthslater,Jakehasnotonlylostaconsiderableamountofweightbutalso11anewfoundsenseofself-confidence.Heoftenshareshisfitnessjourneyonsocialmedia,hopingto12otherswhoarestrugglingwithsimilarhealthissues.“It’snevertoolatetostarttakingcareofyourhealth,”hesays.“Thekeyistofindanactivityyouenjoyandmakeita13partofyourlife.”Lookingbackonhistransformation,Jakebelievesthathissuccessismainlyduetohis14.“ThereweredayswhenIdidn’tfeellikeworkingout,butIknewthatIhadtokeepgoingtoachievemygoals,”heexplains.Hisstoryservesasaeducational15thatwithdeterminationandtherightmindset,anyonecanovercometheirhealthchallenges.1．A．forced B．allowed C．caused D．advised2．A．notice B．warning C．report D．suggestion3．A．decision B．promise C．comment D．change4．A．interesting B．boring C．challenging D．rewarding5．A．giveup B．setoff C．takeover D．turnaround6．A．stopped B．kept C．avoided D．began7．A．habits B．results C．routines D．methods8．A．simplify B．reduce C．expand D．replace9．A．supportive B．innovative C．discouraging D．managing10．A．focusingon B．basingon C．decidingon D．relyingon11．A．lacked B．returned C．lost D．gained12．A．entertain B．inspire C．educate D．comfort13．A．temporary B．special C．casual D．regular14．A．patience B．intelligence C．perseverance D．creativity15．A．lesson B．curriculum C．adventure D．toolCloze07Peopleindevelopedcountriesspendanaverageofninetotenhoursadaysitting.Whetherit’sspendingtimeinfrontofacomputer,1intraffic,orrelaxinginfrontoftheTV,ourliveshavebecome2sedentary(久坐的).Thisisconcerningbecauselongtimespentsittingis3toanumberofhealthissuesincludingobesity,heartdisease,andcertaintypesofcancers.Thesehealthissuescan4earlierdeath.Butanewstudy5thatforpeopleover50,gettingjust22minutesofexerciseadaycan6theincreasedriskofpremature(过早的)deathfromahighlysedentarylifestyle.Thestudy7about12,000peopleaged50orolderwhoworewearabledevicesto8howactiveandsedentarytheywereduringtheirdailyroutines.Theresearchers9peoplewhoweresedentaryformorethan12hoursadayhadthehighestriskofdeath.However,forpeoplewhodidmorethan22minutesofexercise,therewasnolongerasignificantlyheightened10.Thegoodnewsis,evenshortperiodsofexercisecanhave11effects.Inthisstudy,the22minuteswasn’tnecessarily12allatonce.Itwasatotalofthephysicalactivitysomeonedidinaday.13suchasdeskjobscanleadtoasedentarylifestylethatmaybe14toshift.Butmixingshortperiodsofactivityintoourdaycanmakeasignificant15towardsimprovingourhealthandlongevity.1．A．stuck B．stopped C．preserved D．contained2．A．temporarily B．regularly C．occasionally D．increasingly3．A．linked B．addicted C．allowed D．adjusted4．A．resultfrom B．contributeto C．workout D．turndown5．A．predicts B．advocates C．suggests D．reflects6．A．lower B．affect C．change D．decide7．A．covered B．arranged C．managed D．included8．A．confirm B．track C．recognize D．propose9．A．thought B．found C．indicated D．realized10．A．chance B．trend C．risk D．luck11．A．positive B．flexible C．generous D．casual12．A．attempted B．challenged C．appointed D．finished13．A．Concepts B．Routines C．Beliefs D．Interests14．A．effective B．essential C．difficult D．popular15．A．situation B．experience C．result D．differenceCloze08AfterIdiscoveredDietCokein1982,Idrankatleastthree12-ouncecansnearlyeverydayforthenextfourdecades.IwasthepersonwhoavoidedcertainairlinesbecausetheyonlyservedPepsi.AtvarioustimesItriedto1,butIcouldneverdeprivemyselfforlongerthanaweek.Idrankwithvigouruntilearlierthisyear,whentwothingshappenedalmostsimultaneously(同时地).Ihadbeenfeelingpainintheleftsideofmyabdomen(腹部)formonths,butdoctorswereunableto2theproblem.Atthesametime,Ibegannoticingthatmybeloveddrinkleftadisgusting(恶心的)aftertasteIhadnevernoticedbefore.InlateJune,after3mysecondcanoftheday,painsshotacrossmystomach,andthatwasmylastsoda.Justlikethat,Iwasdone,after39years.Whydidittakesolong?WasItruly4dependent,orwasitsimplyabadhabit?TheAmericanPsychiatricAssociation,whichpublishestheDiagnosticandStatisticalManualofMentalDisorders,categorizesall“addictions”—toalcohol,drugs,gambling,evenpaintthinner(油漆稀释剂)—underSubstanceRelatedandAddictiveDisorders.DietCokeisnot5.Caffeineusedisorderfallsunderthesection“requiringfurtherresearch”.Artificialsweetenersarenowheretobefoundeither.However,inastudywherelaboratoryratswereforcedtochoosebetweensaccharin(糖精)andcocaine,94percentofthemchosethe6—eveniftheyhadshownsignsofdependenceonthecocaine.StevenWalsh,a38-year-oldfurnituremoverinIreland,decidedtogiveupDietCoketwoweeksago.Hesufferedterribleheadaches,alongwithfeelingsofannoyanceandexhaustion.Aspirinhelpedwiththepain,andtooccupyhismindhewentforlongwalksandreadbooks.Theseare7signsofaddiction.“Peoplelose8overit,”saidAshleyGearhardtattheUniversityofMichigan.“Theyconsumeiteventhoughtheyknowtheyshouldstop.They9withdrawalsymptoms(戒断症状)whenitgetsremoved.”Gearhardtpointstothetwo“10”thatcanbefoundinthebeverage:aspartame(阿斯巴甜)andcaffeine.Or,tobemoreprecise:addictionstosweetnessandcaffeine.11,theyarebad;together,theyareanaddict’snightmare.A12-ouncecanofregularCokehas34milligramsofcaffeine,whereasDietCokehas11milligramsmore,accordingtoCoca-Cola.Artificialsweetenersactivatethebrain’srewardsystem,butonlyabouthalfasmuchasregularsugar.Consequently,theykeepyouwantingmoreandmore.Furthermore,aspartameis200timessweeterthantablesugar.Seriousdrinkersaresousedtothesuper-sweettastethateverythingelseseems12incomparison.Asofthiswriting,IamonDay41.IgaveupDietCokeallofasudden,butIwouldhardlycallmyselfanovernight13.Thefirstfewdayswererough.Myhead14sobadlyfromcaffeinewithdrawalthatIlivedonpainkillers.Still,IamplanningtocontinuemylifewithoutDietCoke.Mystomachhurtsless,andmysweettoothisnotaspersistent.Iamquitepleasedwithmyselfforhaving15alifelonghabit.IfIcandothis,Icandoanything.Evenifittakes40years.1．A．sleep B．start C．stop D．search2．A．bringup B．figureout C．lookinto D．runacross3．A．findingout B．openingup C．polishingoff D．turningover4．A．emotionally B．financially C．physically D．psychologically5．A．considered B．invented C．mentioned D．recommended6．A．better B．bitter C．former D．latter7．A．classic B．novel C．rare D．special8．A．balance B．confidence C．control D．interest9．A．getover B．gothrough C．relyon D．workout10．A．criminals B．decorators C．victims D．witnesses11．A．Equally B．Individually C．Similarly D．Undoubtedly12．A．flavourless B．harmless C．meaningless D．worthless13．A．example B．failure C．idol D．success14．A．ached B．injured C．puzzled D．tightened15．A．altered B．developed C．formed D．maintainedCloze09Lydiawasasmartgirl,verysmart.Shelovedbeingwithherfriends,goingshoppinganddoingwhateveryothergirllikestodo.Therewasonlyone1thatmadeLydiaself-conscious:Shewas2.OneautumndayLydiaandherbestfriendJudyweretakingthetraintodooneoftheirfavorite3:shopping.Asanormalchild,Judy,bothcaringandpatient,spoketoLydiain4allthetime.Thetraincontinuedtomakeitsoccasionalstopswhenaboy,noolderthanfifteenyearsold,satintheseatacrossfromLydia.Lydiacouldn’thelpbutnoticehowoftentheboywouldglanceoverathertowatchhermoveher5quickly.ThiswasoneofthethingsthatmadeLydiaunhappy.“Whymusteveryonestareatme?”Lydiaaskedherbestfriend,tryingto6theboy’sstare.“Doesn’the7thatIamdeaf?Thereisnoneedtostareatme.HeisprobablythinkingthatIamverystrangeordisabled.Idislikepeoplewhoprejudgeothers!”Lydiahadbecomequite8…9,thetraincametoapause,wakinguptheboyindeepthoughtthen.Hegotup,readytogetoffathis10.Insteadofhurryingoffthetrain,however,he11Lydiacasuallyandstartedto12hishandsasshehadjustmomentsbefore.“Excuseme,butIcouldn’thelpbutnoticethatyoudon’tlikeitwhenpeoplestareatyou.I’m13Imadeyouuncomfortable.Tobehonest,justbecauseofthat,I14togetto“talk”tootherpassengersinhere.Ifeelself-consciousanddifferent,soIwas15whenIsawyou.Ithoughtmaybewecouldbefriends.”Withthat,theboywalkedoffthetrain.1．A．quality B．detail C．difference D．ability2．A．shy B．deaf C．smart D．selfish3．A．hobbies B．sports C．experiments D．exercises4．A．nativelanguage B．writtenlanguage C．foreignlanguage D．signlanguage5．A．hands B．position C．baggage D．purse6．A．catch B．avoid C．disturb D．face7．A．remember B．care C．understand D．realize8．A．shocked B．upset C．frightened D．worried9．A．Naturally B．Suddenly C．Immediately D．Directly10．A．school B．home C．stop D．store11．A．droveto B．rushedto C．announcedto D．headedto12．A．move B．shake C．raise D．wave13．A．sorry B．surprised C．relieved D．frustrated14．A．agree B．promise C．expect D．continue15．A．curious B．determined C．sad D．excitedCloze10Iwasneververyneat.Yet,whenIarrivedatcollege,myroommatedidn’tseemtoappreciatemy1.Iamnotsurewhytheystuckustogether.Kimwas2allthetime.She3everythingandeachitemsheownedhaditsplace.Wewerealwayshavingahardtimewitheachother.ShewouldbemadatmydirtyclothesandIwould4abouttheheadachesfromwashingpowder.ShewouldpushmyclothingovertoonesideandIwouldlayoneofmybooksonher5desk.However,itallcametoanendonelateeveningandIdidn’tevenknowwhywehadbothreturnedtoeachother’s6.Whenthephonerang,shepickeditupandIcouldtellfromherendoftheconversationthatherfatherwas7ill.Whenshehungup,shequicklycrawledunderhercovers(被子)andIcouldhearherquiet8.ThoughIdidn’tmeanforittohappen,Icouldfeelthewarmfeelingsof9risingupinmyheart.Itwassomethingthatnogirlshould10alone.Whattodo?IsmiledasIgottheidea.Slowly,Ibegantoclearupmysideoftheroom.Itookbackthe11Ihadsetonherdesk.Igotso12inmyworkthatIdidn’tevennoticeKimhadcomeoutfromunderthecovers.Shewaswatchingmyeverymove,withdriedtearsandexpressionofdisbelief.WhenIwasfinallydone,Iwentandsatattheendofherbed.Herhandwaswarmasit13overtograspmine.IlookedupintoKim’seyesandshesmiledatme.14,KimandIstayedroommatesfortherestofthatyearandwebecamecloser.Wedidn’talwaysseeeyetoeye,butwelearnedthe15tolivingtogether:givingin,cleaningupandholdingon.1．A．untidiness B．dignity C．privilege D．capability2．A．honored B．organized C．limited D．exhausted3．A．recognized B．acquired C．simplified D．labeled4．A．puzzle B．learn C．complain D．joke5．A．newly-furnished B．neatly-arranged C．fully-occupied D．well-designed6．A．annoyance B．company C．responsibility D．absence7．A．deadly B．slightly C．moderately D．gradually8．A．breathing B．murmuring C．warning D．sobbing9．A．forgiveness B．anxiety C．understanding D．comfort10．A．sortout B．comeacross C．switchoff D．gothrough11．A．book B．sock C．clothing D．pencil12．A．absorbed B．relieved C．overwhelmed D．deserted13．A．knocked B．reached C．swept D．got14．A．Sadly B．Unfortunately C．Happily D．Generally15．A．aim B．agreement C．objection D．keyCloze11Onesunnyafternoon,agirlnamedBiancaandherdadwereenjoyingaboattriponthewater.Theirpeacefultimetookasuddenturnwhenthey1somethingunusual—amassoffishingnettingfloatingnearby.Astheygot2,theywereshockedtoseeaseaturtletrappedinthenetting,3tobreakfree.Without4,theydecidedtorescueit.Bianca’sdad5theboatalongsidethenettingandreacheddowntoholdit.Hepulledouta6andcarefullycutthenettingtrappingtheturtle.Theturtle,7andconfused,frozeforamoment,unsurewhetherthestrangermeantharm.Bianca’sdadworkedslowlyandgently,makingsurenotto8theturtlewiththeknife.After9throughseverallayersofthenetting,hefinallyfreedtheanimalfromit.Heliftedtheturtleintotheboatto10forinjuries.Seeingitwasunharmed,hecarriedittotheothersideoftheboatand11itintothewater.Theturtlehesitatedforamoment,andthenswamaway12afteragentlepushfromBianca’sdad.Biancaandherdadoftenhelpsealife13,thoughtheyrarelyrecordtheserescues.Everyyear,14peoplelikethemsavecountlessseacreaturesfromdangerslikeoldnetsandlitter.It’sa15thateveryonecandotheirparttokeepourwaterwaysclean.1．A．heard B．made C．mentioned D．spotted2．A．closer B．stronger C．lazier D．lighter3．A．refusing B．happening C．struggling D．pretending4．A．regret B．permission C．wisdom D．hesitation5．A．guided B．cleaned C．repaired D．equipped6．A．boat B．knife C．map D．tooth7．A．patient B．determined C．scared D．curious8．A．record B．hurt C．transport D．show9．A．cutting B．passing C．looking D．living10．A．claim B．hide C．check D．feed11．A．stuck B．lowered C．poured D．folded12．A．secretly B．unwillingly C．helplessly D．quickly13．A．undertreatment B．onguard C．introuble D．atrest14．A．kind B．generous C．famous D．honest15．A．shame B．reminder C．rule D．jokeCloze12OnMay7,“eco-mermaid”MerleLiivand1herownworldrecordbyswimmingafullmarathon’sdistancewithasinglefin(鳍)inBiscayneBay,Florida.WhenMerleLiivandwasachild,shehadhealthproblems,andbeganswimmingtohelpherlungsget2.Inonetrainingsession,shenearlywoundupswallowingsome3thatwasfloatinginthesea.That4madeherthinkofalltheseaanimalsthatfaced5pollutioneveryday.Shedecidedtoworktomakepeoplemoreawareofplasticpollution.Inspiredbyseacreatures,shebeganswimmingwithaspecialsingleswimmingfin6bothofherfeet.Thissinglefinallowshertoswimby7bothofherlegstogether.Shebelievesswimmingwithit