专题02 完形填空 15篇 【2025高频考点】-冲刺2025年高考英语演练 (新高考专用)含答案与解析

专题02完形填空15篇【2025高频考点】-冲刺2025年高考英语演练(新高考专用)含答案与解析专题02完形填空15篇【2025高频考点】-冲刺2025年高考英语演练（新高考专用）

（2025·江西萍乡·二模）Acitychild’ssummerisspentinthestreetinfrontofhishome.Allthroughthesummervacations,I

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silentlyasideandoccasionallywatchedenviouslytheotherboysplayingbaseball.Iwasneveraskedtotakepartevenwhenoneteamhadamember

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—notoutofspecialcruelty,butbecausethey

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Iwouldbenogoodatit.

Iwouldneverforgetthatwonderfulevening.Thebaseball

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abouteightoreightthirtywhenitgrewdark.Thenitwasthecustomoftheboysto

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toalittlestoop(门廊).Nogrownupeversatthereor

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to.Theretheboyswouldmostlytalkabouttheirgamesandthen

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onebyone.Itwasjustafteranunexpectedquestionthatmylifeasa(n)

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changed.Icannolongerrememberwhichboy

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thesilence.“What’sinthosebooksyou’realwaysreading"heaskedcasually.“Stories,”Ianswered.

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,Ijustsatthereinsilence.ButthatdayItoldthemfortwohoursthestoryIwasreadingatthemoment.Theylistened

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.Thenextnightandmanynightsthereafter,akindofunspokenritualtookplace.Sometimes,inorderto

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myvictorymorecompletely,Icheated.Iwouldstopatthemost

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partofastoryandtellthemitwouldhavetobe

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thefollowingevening.Itwasnottrue,ofcourse.Ienjoyedthelongsummereveningsuntilschoolbeganinthefall,which

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inmymemory.

1．A．satB．walkedC．helpedD．read

2．A．missingB．comingC．speakingD．training

3．A．admittedB．assumedC．guaranteedD．confirmed

4．A．endedB．startedC．pausedD．resumed

5．A．attachB．riseC．retireD．inch

6．A．beggedB．agreedC．attemptedD．decided

7．A．wanderedoffB．tookoffC．setoutD．flewaway

8．A．organizerB．promoterC．founderD．outsider

9．A．defendedB．madeC．hitD．broke

10．A．InitiallyB．UsuallyC．EventuallyD．Remarkably

11．A．attentivelyB．sympatheticallyC．secretlyD．impatiently

12．A．hideB．tasteC．exposeD．spot

13．A．ridiculousB．excitingC．desperateD．relaxing

14．A．writtenB．concludedC．continuedD．repeated

15．A．appearedB．fadedC．servedD．stuck

（2025·浙江温州·二模）WhenmydadplannedoutatriptoLaMinaFallsintheElYunqueNationalRainforest,Iwasnotreallyintoit,andIwentalong

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.

I’veneverbeenfondofcoldwater.Ifthe

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isn’ttomyliking,I’mnotgoingto

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myselffromthepool’sedgelikeamissile(导弹).I’mthetypeofpersonwho

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theirtimeeasingintothewater,loweringmyselfstep-by-step,and

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mybodytogetusedtotheicydepths.

Mycomplicatedrelationshipwithwateris

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mydad,whoIdon’tthinkhaseverlooked

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hedived.Iwasn’traisedontheriverlikehewas.ShortlyafterIwasborn,we

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tocentralFlorida,farawayfromtherapidsofmyfather’syouth.

WhenwefinallymadeittotheLaMinaFalls,Iwaswornout.Mydadwasalreadyknee-deepinthewaterand

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fast,whileIwasrestingonarock.Hepaused,lookingoveratmeand

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perhapsforthefirsttime,thatIhad

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himintotheforest.Hewavedhishandatme,andI

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myshoes.IknewifItouchedthewaterwithmytoeinthefirstplace,Iwouldn’tgetin.So,Ijumpedintothe

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water,notcompletelywithouthesitation,wherea

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combinationofaccomplishmentandregretwashedoverme.

WhenIbrokethesurface,I

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mydadstaringatme.“YourgrandfatherbroughtmehereoncewhenIwasakid."Hisvoicefadedawayintothewater.

16．A．anxiouslyB．hesitantlyC．curiouslyD．enthusiastically

17．A．timeB．coachC．sportD．temperature

18．A．keepB．launchC．excuseD．rescue

19．A．measuresB．savesC．takesD．kills

20．A．allowingB．controllingC．examiningD．risking

21．A．inoppositiontoB．inresponsetoC．atthemercyofD．onbehalfof

22．A．onceB．beforeC．becauseD．if

23．A．escapedB．journeyedC．relocatedD．returned

24．A．floatingB．withdrawingC．breathingD．sinking

25．A．realizingB．regrettingC．admittingD．agreeing

26．A．challengedB．forcedC．accompaniedD．guided

27．A．staredatB．reachedforC．kickedoffD．dusteddown

28．A．floodingB．appealingC．flowingD．freezing

29．A．confusingB．regularC．similarD．simple

30．A．leftB．picturedC．stoppedD．caught

（2025·湖南·二模）IhadstartedmyacademicjourneyasauniversityinstructorinEthiopia,whereIfoundconsiderablesatisfactioninmentoring(指导)students.

However,the

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opportunitiesandresourcestheremadeitdifficulttopursuemyowngrowth,soIwenttotheUnitedStatesformyPh.D．andpostdoc.Iassumedsuccessmeant

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apositionatahighlyresearch-relatedinstitution.

Butduringmypostdoc,IrealizedIneededtochangemy

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.Iamafatheroftwodaughters,oneofwhomrequireslong-termmedicalcare.Mymodest

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andlimitedbenefitsbroughtmefinancialinstabilityandemotional

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.Professionalstressbledintomyhomelife.Inturn,theweightofmypersonal

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madeprofessionalsetbacksmoredisastrous.Trappedinthis

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,Ibegantoreconsidermycareerpath.

Iappliedtoseveralpositions,andwasdelightedwhenIstartedtoreceiveinvitationstointerview.Thecampusvisitsincludedteaching

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,discussionsaboutmentoring,andanemphasisonhowIwould

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researchintoastudent-centeredenvironment.Suchrequirementswere

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butrefreshing,helpingconfirmthatIwasheadingintherightdirection.Thestudents’engagementandcuriosity

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mypassionformentorship.Andresearchdidn’tdisappear—perspectivesonit

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.

I’velearnedtoredefine

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after2yearsintomycurrentposition.Itisn’t

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abouthigh-impactpublicationsorgrants(拨款).It’saboutaskingmeaningfulresearchquestions,

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opportunitiesforstudentstogrow,andmaintainingabalancebetweenprofessionalambitionsandpersonalwell-being.

31．A．adequateB．constantC．invaluableD．rare

32．A．securingB．expectingC．creatingD．analyzing

33．A．routineB．perspectiveC．temperD．major

34．A．ambitionB．personalityC．salaryD．attitude

35．A．disappearanceB．exhaustionC．controlD．reliance

36．A．weaknessesB．failuresC．responsibilitiesD．gains

37．A．cycleB．institutionC．mistakeD．region

38．A．reflectionsB．preparationsC．summariesD．demonstrations

39．A．classifyB．integrateC．pourD．transform

40．A．measurableB．comparableC．amusingD．challenging

41．A．refueledB．redefinedC．developedD．clarified

42．A．evolvedB．ceasedC．restoredD．increased

43．A．eagernessB．happinessC．successD．progress

44．A．randomlyB．wildlyC．vividlyD．narrowly

45．A．leavingoutB．openingupC．lookingforwardtoD．makingupfor

（2025·内蒙古赤峰·三模）YuKongjian,oneofChina’smostdistinguishedurbandesigners,canrememberthedayhenearlydiedintheriverattheageoftenwhenhewassweptintofloodwaters.

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,banksofwillowsandreedsslowedtheriver’s

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,allowingYutograbthevegetationandpullhimselfout.

Itwasa(n)

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momentthatwouldimpactnotonlyYu’slife,buttherestofChinaaswell.HestudiedlandscapinginBeijinganddesignatHarvard,returningtoChinain1997.

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byitsoutdatedbasicfacilities,he

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anurbandesignphilosophybasedontraditionalChineseconcepts.

Yu

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thesponge(海绵)cityconceptofmanagingfloods.Unlikeconventionalfloodcontrol,Yu’s

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,inspiredbyancientChinesefarmingtechniques,emphasizes

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rainfallandslowingdownsurfacerun-off(地表径流).Thismethodnotonly

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floodpressurebutalsocreatesgreenspaces,parks,andanimalhabitats,while

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waterwithplantsremovingpollutingnutrients.

In2015,theChinesegovernment

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aplanandanambitiousgoal:By2030,80percentofChina’surbanareasmusthaveelementsofaspongecity,and

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atleast70%ofrainfall.SomecitiesinSingapore,theUnitedStatesandRussiahavestartedemployingsimilar

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.

Thespongecityis

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forusingnaturalprocessestosolvethecity’sproblems,saidsustainabledesignexpertDr.NirmalKishnani.“Wehavetofindourwaybacktoseeingourselvesasapartof

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.”

46．A．GraduallyB．ImmediatelyC．EventuallyD．Fortunately

47．A．expansionB．flowC．waveD．rise

48．A．definingB．promisingC．engagingD．alarming

49．A．ExcitedB．ShockedC．MovedD．Embarrassed

50．A．changedB．stoppedC．questionedD．advocated

51．A．madeupforB．putupwithC．cameupwithD．stoodupfor

52．A．attitudeB．approachC．discoveryD．goal

53．A．absorbingB．takingC．reducingD．wasting

54．A．causesB．increasesC．easesD．controls

55．A．channelingB．pumpingC．lockingD．purifying

56．A．canceledB．announcedC．delayedD．revised

57．A．recycleB．adjustC．analyzeD．contain

58．A．meaningB．businessC．conceptsD．activities

59．A．commonB．remarkableC．complexD．responsible

60．A．societyB．historyC．natureD．culture

（2025·安徽·三模）MarcusChan,an18-year-oldfromUnionville,wassellingolditemstomakeextracashbeforestartinguniversity.OnAugust28,whilehelpingamanloadalawnmower(割草机),themansuddenly

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.Marcuscaughthim,shoutedforhelp,andhisfamilyrushed

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.

Marcusnoticedtheman

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tobreathe.Whilehisdadcalled911,Marcus’sCPR(心肺复苏术)trainingfromlifeguardingkickedin,andhestartedto

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theman’schest.Hismomandbrotherssearchedtheneighbourhoodforanyonewithmedical

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.

Thefiretruckarrived,butMarcuswastoldto

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performingCPR.Finally,doctorsandnursesarrivedand

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.Thefamilywaitedanxiouslyasemergencystaffworkedonthemanintheambulance.PolicetookMarcus’information,butitwasstill

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whatwouldhappen.

After45

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minutes,thedoctorsandnursesreturnedwithgoodnews:themanhadapulseandwas

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onhisown.TheytoldMarcus,“Youareresponsibleforsavingthisgentleman’slifeandhavegivenhimagoodfighting

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tosurvive."Later.theman’ssontextedMarcustosayhisfatherhad

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heartsurgeryandwasstable.

Marcusisa

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inhismother’seyes.Atsuchayoungage,rightbefore

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university,Marcushasalreadyexperiencedsomethingdeep,deeperthananyachievementsgivenbyaneducationalinstitution—hehassavedsomeone’slife,theprecious

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oflife.

61．A．departedB．collapsedC．shoutedD．consulted

62．A．outsideB．nowhereC．upstairsD．off

63．A．managingB．pretendingC．decidingD．struggling

64．A．expandedB．clearedC．pressedD．petted

65．A．trainingB．historyC．recordsD．equipment

66．A．avoidB．keepC．riskD．consider

67．A．gotbyB．passedoutC．tookoverD．caughton

68．A．unfairB．unconcernedC．uncertainD．unconvinced

69．A．dullB．briefC．relaxedD．tense

70．A．breathingB．sleepingC．bargainingD．weeping

71．A．forceB．effortC．escapeD．chance

72．A．suspendedB．undergoneC．acknowledgedD．arranged

73．A．patientB．burdenC．companionD．superhero

74．A．beginningB．findingC．leavingD．visiting

75．A．lectureB．giftC．recoveryD．speech

（2025·江西南昌·二模）Whileherclassmatesplayedsports,MeenahSukasem,12,spenthertimebuildingabusiness.AstheCEOofBkrafts,shecreateshandmadeheadbandsandbracelets.“Ihavea

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forcrafting(手工),”shesaid.

Meenahstartedcraftingatnineandwantedtoturnherhobbyintoa

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.Hearingherambition,manypeoplearoundherheldadeepdisbeliefthatachildofheragecouldn’t

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it.However,shejustignoredthedoubtandstucktohergoal.InOctober,shejoinedTheYoungEntrepreneursAcademy(YEA!),wheresome

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businessmenteachstudentsbusinessskills.“Ienteredknowingnothingaboutbusinessbut

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asabusinessman,"sherecalled.YEA!,establishedin2004,helps

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studentsdevelopideas,conductresearch,learnfromtheseniors,andbuildtheirbusinesses.ProgramdirectorCandyTroutmanwitnessedMeenah’sgrowth:“Shewasquietatfirstbut

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theorganizationintheend.It’stotallybeyondexpectation.”

Later,Meenahattendedacompetitionwhereshe

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herprogramtoinvestors,andtheywereinfavorofit.Shewasentitled“theLocalStar"and

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tothesemifinalinNewYork.“ThoughIdidn’treachthefinal,meetingnewpeoplewasinvaluable,”shesaid.

Withthesupportofinvestors,Meenah

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foundedBkraftsinApril,sellingover$150,000worthofhandmadeproducts.Shebalancesschoolandbusiness,

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hercreationsatyouthmarkets.Her

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inspirespeers,provingthat

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isnobarriertosuccess.

“Successisnotjustaboutwinningany

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awardsinarace,"Meenahshared.“It’saboutanexperienceofpursuingyourpassionby

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socialprejudiceagainstsuccessatayoungage.”

76．A．passionB．pointC．reasonD．rule

77．A．habitB．traditionC．dealD．career

78．A．takeB．getC．makeD．grasp

79．A．determinedB．experiencedC．excitedD．satisfied

80．A．leftB．workedC．failedD．pretended

81．A．simple-mindedB．like-mindedC．hard-headedD．hot-headed

82．A．workedupB．letdownC．pulledoutD．blewaway

83．A．adjustedB．presentedC．changedD．devoted

84．A．belongedB．relatedC．advancedD．contributed

85．A．eventuallyB．randomlyC．potentiallyD．temporarily

86．A．purchasingB．promotingC．publishingD．maintaining

87．A．generosityB．dependenceC．kindnessD．creativity

88．A．genderB．abilityC．ageD．poverty

89．A．virtualB．artisticC．materialD．moral

90．A．challengingB．measuringC．improvingD．recording

（2025·河南·模拟预测）ItwasagreatmatteroflifeanddeathforJulianeKoepcke.

Shewastakingadirectflightbackhomewhentheweather

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.Theplanesuddenlybecame

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andJulianewasturnedfromsidetoside.Unlikely,theplanewas

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bylightningandstartedfallingapartintheair.JulianeKoepckefelldown,stucktotheseat,therainforestofPeru

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totheendofthedistantskyatleasttwomilesbeneathherfeet.

Fortunately,shesurvivedthedeadly

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.Shewasbadlyinjuredbutatleastalive,theonlysurvivingpassengerofthatplane.She

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throughtherainforestbitbybitwithallher

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.Luckilyonheraimlesswayshe

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astreamandwas

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ofdeathduetolackofwater.Shefollowedthestreamandonly

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candythatshehadonher.

Asshetravelleddownstream,hersituationwasterrible.Shewas

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attackedbystarvinginsects.Besides,herbrokenarmwas

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.Butsheinsisted.9dayslatershefoundacampsite,wherethewoodcutters

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somebasicmedicinetoheraffectedarea.Hourslater,they

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hertoanactualsettlement.Fromthere,shewastransportedbyaplanetoanearby

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.

Shewasgratefultothepeoplewhohelpedheroutandthestrong-willedherself.

91．A．improvedB．warmedC．worsenedD．stabilized

92．A．unevenB．unnecessaryC．uncertainD．unusual

93．A．accompaniedB．misledC．expandedD．struck

94．A．belongingB．stretchingC．reducingD．adjusting

95．A．puzzleB．fallC．forestD．sickness

96．A．cutB．racedC．marchedD．inched

97．A．curiosityB．stressC．preparationD．might

98．A．tookupB．cameuponC．divedintoD．conflictedwith

99．A．ignorantB．awareC．freeD．mindful

100．A．countedB．figuredC．consumedD．loaded

101．A．systematicallyB．roughlyC．absolutelyD．constantly

102．A．positionedB．trackedC．infectedD．renewed

103．A．examinedB．appliedC．identifiedD．polished

104．A．deliveredB．contributedC．donatedD．exposed

105．A．hospitalB．supermarketC．bankD．hotel

（2025·广东清远·二模）TheRiverDoninMike’shometownisawell-knownlocaldumpingground(垃圾倾倒地).WheneverMikepassedtheriver,therubbish

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him,sohedecidedtotake

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intohisownhands.

Oneday,hetookthreeblackbags,wentdowntothe

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andstartedpickinguplitter.Apasserby

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himandaskedhimwhathewasdoing.Mikeexplainedthathewaslitterpickingandtheman

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tohelp.Theyendedupspendingthenextcoupleofhourspickinguplittertogetherandhavingthemostopenandhonest

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aboutanythingandeverything.BeforeMike

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home,hetoldthemanthathewasgoingtofoundalitter-pickinggroup.

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tohisword,MikesetuptheCommunityCleanUpGroupandinvitedpeopleto

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weeklytobeautifythelandaroundtheriver.Onlysixpeople

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forthefirstcleanup,butthey

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over300kgoflitterinjustafewhours.Thefollowingweekend,tenpeoplejoinedandthey

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theamount.Soon,theysawotters(水獭)swimupstreamforthefirsttimein40years.Asa

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,theytransformedthatwholearea.

MikeandhispartnerNikkinowhaveadatabaseofover100

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locals.However,Mikehopestoreducetheamountofpeoplelitteringinthefirstplace.It’sa(n)

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goalbutMikeisdeterminedtodohisbest.

106．A．amusedB．relievedC．annoyedD．changed

107．A．stepsB．mattersC．visitorsD．holidays

108．A．riversideB．hilltopC．downtownD．seashore

109．A．attackedB．admiredC．rememberedD．stopped

110．A．pretendedB．happenedC．offeredD．failed

111．A．reportsB．chatsC．choicesD．lessons

112．A．leftB．stayedC．headedD．reached

113．A．TrueB．EqualC．CloseD．Deaf

114．A．waitB．callC．payD．gather

115．A．passedbyB．showedupC．fellbehindD．ranaway

116．A．noticedB．soldC．recycledD．collected

117．A．analyzedB．doubledC．limitedD．calculated

118．A．communityB．familyC．crowdD．committee

119．A．energy-savingB．food-wastingC．litter-hatingD．sports-loving

120．A．challengingB．shockingC．confusingD．embarrassing

（2025·河南·二模）The2024ParisOlympicsdeliveredunforgettablemomentsoftriumph,perseverance,andsportsmanship.OnestoryisthatofHunterWoodhall,aParalympicrunnerwhosejourneyisthe

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todeterminationandself-belief.

Woodhall’sstory

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withalife-changingdecisionbyhisparentswhenhewasbornwithaconditionpreventingboneformationinhislegs.They

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toremovebothlegsbelowtheknee.With

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legs,Woodhallcompetedinmanysportsevents.Ultimately,he

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hiscallingonthetrack.

Inhisyouth,Woodhallcompetedinvariouslocalandnational

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,winningtheUtahstatehighschoolchampionshipinthe400meterswitha(n)

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timeof47.64seconds.Hissuccessledhimtocompeteagainstable-bodiedathletesincollegeandthen

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intheParalympics.HisfatherattributesWoodhall’sdrivetohisowninner

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,andWoodhallpushedhimselftoexcel.

Since2015,WoodhallhascompetedintheWorldChampionships,winningmedalsand

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alongtheway.Itwasonthetrackthathemethisfuture

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,OlympicGoldMedalistTaraDavis.Theirlovestorybecamethemostheart-warmingmomentsofthe2024Olympics.Afterarace,Woodhall’sembracewithDavis

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heartsaroundtheworld,ashewhisperedtoher,“Iknewwecoulddoit."

Woodhall’sjourneyisapowerful

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thatwithdeterminationandperseverance,anythingisachievable.Woodhall’s

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isnotjustdefinedbyhismedals,butbytheliveshetouchedalongtheway.Hisstoryremindsusgreatnessisn’t

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bycircumstances,butbythecouragetoriseabovethem.

121．A．barrierB．clueC．accessD．evidence

122．A．beganB．expandedC．transformedD．reacted

123．A．forgotB．choseC．continuedD．promised

124．A．flexibleB．hugeC．artificialD．strange

125．A．foundB．coveredC．triedD．changed

126．A．celebrationsB．eventsC．challengesD．investments

127．A．scaryB．untrueC．impressiveD．disappointing

128．A．independentlyB．emotionallyC．internationallyD．humbly

129．A．confusionB．explanationC．foundationD．motivation

130．A．recognitionB．foundationC．adviceD．freedom

131．A．wifeB．coachC．competitorD．minister

132．A．frozeB．meltedC．openedD．broke

133．A．jokeB．accidentC．criticismD．reminder

134．A．weaponB．influenceC．forceD．legend

135．A．sponsoredB．tackledC．measuredD．quoted

（2025·内蒙古乌兰察布·二模）LinlinwasborninavillageofahundredorsohouseholdsnestledatthefootoftheWulingMountains.Theregiononcesufferedfrompoverty,andtransportationconditionstherewere

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.Linlindidn’tleavethevillageuntilhewas10.Buthewasnever

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.“Whenyouareafrogatthe

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ofthewell,theworldisbothbigandsmall,”healwayssaid,

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afamousfable.Asachild,Linlinsaid,hewas“ahappyfrog",

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heplayedinthedirtroadsbetweenthemudhousesofthevillage.However,

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hisparentsandsiblingswhohadneverlefttheirhometown,LinlinwasabletogotoatechnicalcollegeinWuhan.“WhatIlearntwill

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changemyhometown”,hepromisedhisparents.Afterwardshegotajobatalocalcompany.

In2009,heboughthisfirstsmartphone.

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ofhisfriendsknewmuchabouttheInternetinthosedays,butLinlinwas

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,“EverythingthatwasgoingoninChinacouldbesqueezedontothatscreen."Whenthelocalcompanydownsized,hedecidedthatitwasa

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togofurtherandmakeadifference.HemovedtoShenzhen.

Then,18monthslater,anunexpectedopportunity

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.Linlinhadbeenmakingdeliveriesforalargee-commercecompanyinChina,andheheardthatthebusinesswas

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inruralHunan.AregionalstationmanagerwouldbeneededinXinhuang.Asaresult,Linlinbecametheonewhooversawdeliveriestomorethan200villagesaroundtheWulingMountains,includinghisbirthplace.Also,

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thecompany’sgrowthstrategy,anequallyimportantaspectofLinlin’sjobistobeapromoterforthecompany,gettingthewordoutaboutitsservices.

Recently,Linlinmadeaslightchangetohiscareer.Atthedronecentre,thereisacontrolroom,whereascreencoveringanentirewall,

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theroutesofallthedroneswiththeircurrentlocations.Nextdoorwasatrainingcentrefordronepilots,andLinlinwasoneofthe

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.Theyoungmanexpectedpersonalgrowthafterthetraining.“MyhometownexperiencedtremendouschangeasaresultofrapideconomicgrowthandI’mbackasIpromised,”hesaidproudly.

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137．A．unhappyB．optimisticC．braveD．frightened

138．A．topB．frontC．backD．bottom

139．A．translatedfromB．transformedbyC．referringtoD．resultingin

140．A．thoughB．unlessC．tillD．if

141．A．forB．asC．withD．unlike

142．A．nearlyB．hardlyC．definitelyD．suddenly

143．A．FewB．SomeC．MostD．All

144．A．calmB．considerateC．conservativeD．open-minded

145．A．contractB．routeC．chanceD．profit

146．A．requiredB．missedC．aroseD．raised

147．A．occurringB．cooperatingC．changingD．expanding

148．A．inpartnershipwithB．inlinewithC．apartfromD．incontrastwith

149．A．drewB．showedC．analysedD．collected

150．A．designersB．trainersC．studentsD．managers

（2025·甘肃平凉·模拟预测）NotreDameCathedralreopenedonSundayandthecathedral’sGrandOrgan,whichisthreestoriestallandhassome8,000pipes,becameanimmediate

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attheevent.The

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musicinstrumentwasinstalled(安装)inthecathedralin1730,andoverthecenturiesithasbeenupgradedmanytimes.

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IfeltwhenIdiscoveredthattheGrandOrganwasnot

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,"recalledOlivierLatry,whostartedworkingasanorganistinthechurch40yearsagoandplayedtheinstrumentthedaybeforethefirethatdestroyedthecathedralin2019.“Butitwasfilledwithdust.”

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piecebypiece,removedfromthecathedralandcleaned.Themost

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partcamewhenitwasreinstalledandhadtobeharmonizedata

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worksite.“Eachpipehadtobeadjustedinrelationtotheneighboringpipes.Weneededabsolute

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,"Latrysaid.“Soforsixmonths,wehadtowakeuplateatnighttoworkinthecathedral.”

Theinstrumenthasbeenandstillisthe

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ofthecathedral.Soaspecial“wake-up"ceremonyfortheorganwas

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onSaturdayevening.“The‘wake-up’oftheorganwassomethingreallyincredible,”Latrynoted.“Eighttimesthearchbishop(主教)calledtothe

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.Thefirstone,forexample,was,‘Organ,awake!’.Eight

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commandswereused.Eachtimewehadtofindtherightmusicto

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tothevariouscommands.Itisthetruemissionofanorganisttodoit

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.Theceremonylastedtenminutes,anditwasanincredible

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."

151．A．replyB．dangerC．starD．reaction

152．A．smallB．ancientC．uglyD．short

153．A．entertainmentB．anxietyC．disappointmentD．joy

154．A．burnedB．repairedC．soldD．forgotten

155．A．takenapartB．eatenupC．madeupD．thrownaway

156．A．expensiveB．annoyingC．complexD．delicious

157．A．cleanB．noisyC．wetD．narrow

158．A．trustB．powerC．confidenceD．quietness

159．A．painB．giftC．valueD．soul

160．A．conductedB．canceledC．postponedD．missed

161．A．guestB．churchC．instrumentD．owner

162．A．funnyB．differentC．unpleasantD．wrong

163．A．appealB．leadC．pretendD．respond

164．A．rightB．constantlyC．fastD．occasionally

165．A．wasteB．awardC．momentD．punishment

（2025·江西宜春·二模）InthevillageofCinqueTerre,Italy,16-year-oldLucaspenthisdaysrepairingfishingnetswithhisfather,hishandsmoving

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whilehismindwanderedtothecolorfulmosaics(马赛克艺术)thatdecoratedthetown’sancient

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.Lucadreamedofcreatingartthattoldstories,