完形填空提升讲解（原卷版）-2026年高二英语寒假自学课（人教版）

第03讲完形填空提升讲解

精讲完形填空

完形填空是高中英语中比较有挑战性的部分，以下是关于提升完形填空能力的详细讲解:

一、题型特点：

按事件的发生、发展和结束来展开叙述

/--------多以第一人称叙述，身临其境，感受真切

过程曲折，结尾美好，充满希望

叙议结合，层次感强，内容充实

文章记叙的内容积极、情节曲折动人

夹叙夹

—议论部分是记叙的升华，兼具教育性和

议文

文启发性

体

特—说明情况或阐明事理

点

按照时间、空间、逻辑等顺序说明

T说明文—内容客观、公正，语言简练平实，传递

正确的思想或科学知识

首段提出论点

论点与论据有机结合、相辅相成

—

U议论文使用对比、强调、举例等手段

二、高考考查特点:

把握文章结构

宏观上一了解文章发展脉络

分析句子内部的逻辑关系

完

形分析句子之间的逻辑关系

填微观上

空分析段落之间的逻辑关系

文章与选项包含的词汇量大，考查细致

重视词汇学习注意词汇的拓展意义、多义词、熟词生义等

加强针对性的专题训练，提高篇章意识，培齐逻辑思维能力

强化专题训练完形填空多是向善、励志的文本，选题时注意文章的立意

备考策略

大量接触地道的语言/料，体会异国文化，培养语感

增加阅读量

记叙文、夹叙侧重记叙文、夹叙夹议文.才、2论女道明文

夹议文为主

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三、提升方法

1.上下文语境法。包括上文语境、下文语境或上下文语境。

2.习惯搭配法。主要指动词或形容词与介词的搭配，动宾搭配

六

完和句式搭配等。

大

形

解3.词语复现法。包括原词曳现、近同义词夏现、上下义夏现、

填-

题相关词类复现。

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法4.逻辑关系法。包括因果关系、对比关系、递进关系和让步关系

等。

5.背景常识法。句利用生活经验、文化背景知识进行确定答

案，此技能与逻辑推理常交织在一起。O

6.情感态度法。依据字里行间透露的情感，注意人物情感的态

度变化。

完形填空解题技巧：

第一部分：宏观策略与核心心法（总）

1.先完意，后完形：切忌拿到题目就边读边选！先快速通读全文（2・3分钟），跳过所有空格，抓住文章主

旨、基本脉络和作者的情感基调。第一段和最后一段通常是理解的关键。

2.重视首句原则：完形填空首句通常不设空，它是全文的“窗口*为你提供故事背景、主题或情感基调。

3.秉持“最佳”原则：四个选项可能语法上都对，但只有一个在上下文语境中最贴切、最自然。要寻找那个“唯

一”的答案。

第二部分：微观解题技巧（分）——针对不同考点

完形填空的选项主要围绕以下几个层面设置，识别考点类型有助于快速定位解题思路：

1.上下文逻辑关系（最常考！）

关注连接词：but,however（转折）；so,therefore（因果）；forexample（举例）；meanwhile（并列）；

what4smore（递进）等。

寻找复现线索：答案往往在上下文中有同义词、反义词、上义词/下义词的暗示。前文或后文可能用不同的

词表达相同的意思。

利用逻辑推导：根据已知信息，推断出未知空格的内容。比如，前文说“问题很难％后文说“他最终%

那么“解决（solve）”就比“忘记（forget）”更合理。

2.词汇辨析与固定搭配

动词：重点辨析动作的精准性（如：look/see/watch/glance）、及物与否、与主宾的搭配（如：raisehand举

手；rise上升）。

名词：注意上下文中的所属关系、范围大小。

形容词/副词：紧扣作者的情感色彩和程度（是褒是贬？是强是弱？）。

介词/短语：这是硬功夫，靠平时积累（如:beproudof,applyfur,intermsof）。

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3.语法与句子结构

从句引导词：判断是定语从句、宾语从句还是状语从句。

非谓语动词：判断主动/被动、进行/完成等。

主谓一致、时态语态：根据上下文的时间线和主语判断。

第三部分：实战四步操作流程（总）

结合以上心法和技巧，在具体做题时遵循以下步骤：

第一步：速读首段，把握主旨（1-2分钟）：明确文章在讲什么（故事、议论还是说明）。

第二步：逐段推进，先易后难（10・12分钟）：以句子或意群为单位理解，遇到不确定的空格，立刻跳过，不

要纠缠。往往后面的信息会给你前面的提示。先做能直接通过固定搭配、简单逻辑确定的题目。

第三步：前后照应，解决难题（3・5分钟）：回头处理跳过的难题。此时你对全文理解更深。使月“代入法％

将每个选项代入空格，看哪个最能使行文流畅、逻辑通顺。

第四步：通读检查，验证答案（2・3分钟）：将所有答案代入，完整地、快速地重读一遍。检查是否在逻辑、

语法、搭配上均无矛盾，确保故事或论述完整合理。

第四部分，必须避免的常见错误

脱离上下文，凭感觉或中文思维答题：这是最大的失分原因。

盲目选择“高级词汇”或陌生词：正确答案往往是那个最朴实、最贴切的常见词。

死磕一道题，打乱时间节奏：完形填空每题分值相同，时间分配要均衡。

忽略作者的情感态度变化：文章中人物的情绪（高兴、失望、惊讶）是重要的解题线索。

第五部分：考前冲刺建议

限时训练：每篇控制在15/8分钟内完成，培养考场节奏感。

真题精研：近5-10年的高考真题是最好的材料。不仅要弄懂为什么选A,更要明白BCD为什么错，错在

哪里。

建立错题本：分类记录错题（如：逻辑关系类、动词辨析类、短语搭配类），定期复习，你会发现自己的

薄弱环节。

语感培养：每天朗读真题完形填空的原文（带正确答案），培养对英语的“正确感觉

最后记住这个口诀：通读全文晓大意，逻辑关系是核心，上下求索找线索，复现搭配需留意，代入检查通

顺否，心态平稳定胜利。

五、完形填空精练试题

Passage1

Hisgoalwastowalkaroundtheworld.27yearslater,he'sabouttofinish.

in1998,British]KarlBushbylookeddownaroadinChileandseta（n）2goal:walk

allthewayhometoHull,England—withoutusingasingleformof3.Whathedidn'tknowthenwas

thatitwouldstretchintoaremarkable27-ycarjourney4continents,oceans,andhistoryitself.

Now,afterwalking36,000miles,5polarbears,swimmingacrossseas,andnavigating6

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visasetbacks,the56-year-oldex-paratrooper（前伞兵）is7onthehomestretch.

BushbybeganhisadventureinChile,trekking（跋涉）norththroughSouthandNorthAmerica,eventually

reachingAlaska.In2006,he8oneofthemostdangerouslegsofthejourney:crossingthefrozenBering

StraitintoSiberia.9wi:haguntoscareoffpolarbearsandforcedto10betweenmoving

blocksofice,heachievedwhatfewpeopleonEarthhaveeverdone.

His11didn'tstopthere.BushbywasheldinRussiafbrenteringincorrectlyandbannedfbrfive

years.Sponsorships12duringthe2008financialcrisis.Thepandemicstoppedhisprogress.Visaissues

lefthim13inMexicoforyears.Buthereftisedtoquit.

Bushbywalksanaverageof30kmadayandrestswhereverhecanfind14.Hismissionhas

outlastedfiveUKprimeministers,aglobalpandemic,andnumerouswars—buthisspiritremainsasstrongasit

wasin1998.

Andtheworldischeeringhimonasheentersthefinalchapterofoneofthemost15human

endurancejourneyseverattempted.

I.A.historianB.photographerC.adventurerD.journalist

2.A.realisticB.daringC.collectiveD.demanding

3.A.transportB.navigationC.communicationD.equipment

4.A.connectingB.includingC.coveringD.overcoming

5.A.huntingB.feedingC.threateningD.surviving

6.A.scarceB.minorC.countlessD.occasional

7.A.consequentlyB.randomlyC.unexpectedlyD.ultimately

8.A.attemptedB.soughtC.recognizedD.advocated

9.A.LoadedB.ArmedC.ConfrontedD.Provided

10.A.swapB.leapC.slipD.march

11.A.challengesB.achievementsC.inspirationsD.pursuits

12.A.usedupB.pulleddownC.backeddownD.driedup

13.A.isolatedB.settledC.rootedD.stuck

14.A.warmthB.companyC.shelterD.comfort

15.A.extraordinaryB.conventionalC.universalD.historical

Passage2

MarcBrewwas20,apromisingdancerinaballetcompanywhenadrunkdriverlefthimparalysed（瘫痪的）

fromthechestdownandkilledthreeofhisdancefriends.He16toreturntothestagetohonourthem.

ThatSaturday,Brewwasinacarwithhisfriends.Apickuptruckcamefromthe17directionandhit

theircar.UIrememberawhiteflash?'Brewrecalled.HisfriendsJoanne,SimonandTobywerekilled.WhenBrew

18,hewasinhospital.Heonlythought,"I'vegottotellmyNursestookcareofhimfortwoweeks

untilhismotherandauntarrivedfromAustralia.Brewhadinternalb'ccding.buttheseatbelt19hislife.As

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heregainedconsciousness（意识），hefoundhislegshadmultipleinternalinjuries.UIcouldn'tfeelmylegs—I

couldn'tspeakorusemyarms.Theseabilitiescameback20Jhesaid.

Adoctortoldhimhewouldneverwalkagain.44Myfirst21was,4No,sir.'I'madancer...Icairtnot

walkJhesaid.Amonthlater,anursefriendtoldhimhisfriendshaddied."ShesaidJoannewasin22Jhe

said.Hethenrealizedhehadtodanceforthem.

BrewspentthreemonthsinaSouthAfricanhospitalandfourmonthsinarehabilitation（康夏）centrein

Australia.Herealizedthatdanceisabout23,notjustphysicalability.canexpressthroughmovement

evenina24,**hesaid.

Overthepast25years,Brewhasdancedandchoreographed（编舞）allovertheworld.In2009,hejoined

CandoCoDanceCompany.In2017,he25hisowndancecompany.Now,heisadancer,choreographer,

andpartner.t4Sincctheaccident,myidentityhas26.I'vefoundnewmeaninginlifeandI27Jhe

said.

Aftertheaccident.Brewfaceda（n）28crisisasadancer.Hestruggledbutnevergaveup.Hisstory

showsthatonecan29challengesandachievegreatthings.Hecontinuestoinspireotherswithhis30

andlovefordance.

16.A.failedB.refusedC.decidedD.forgot

17.A.rightB.leftC.sameD.opposite

18.A.camearoundB.passedoutC.gaveupD.turnedin

19.A.savedB.riskedC.tookD.changed

20.A.suddenlyB.graduallyC.completelyD.immediately

21.A.questionB.answerC.reactionD.suggestion

22.A.hospitalB.troubleC.dangerD.heaven

23.A.strengthB.speedC.movementD.confidence

24.A.cartB.wheelchairC.bedD.hall

25.A.soldB.leftC.visitedD.founded

26.A.appearedB.changedC.disappearedD.claimed

27.A.shineB.cryC.waitD.regret

28.A.identityB.healthC.familyD.career

29.A.avoidB.acceptC.overcomeD.ignore

3（）.A.kindnessB.courageC.luckD.patience

Passage3

Lastsummer,Ijoinedanadventureteamtoexploreatropicaljungle.Wewerewell-equippedwithnecessary

31,firstaidkitsandadetailedmap,butlittledidweknowthatwewereabouttofacenumerouschallenges.

Asweenteredthejungle,theairwashumid（潮湿的）andfilledwiththe32ofvariousinsectsand

birds.Wehadtopushthroughthebush,whichwasoften33anddifficulttocross.

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Onthethirdday,welostourway.Thecompassseemedtobe34.andthemapwasoflittlehelpas

thejunglelookedsosimilarineverydirection.Wetriedtofindlandmarks,buteverythingaroundusseemedto

35together.Fearbeganto36intoourhearts,butweknewwehadtostaycalm.

Wedecidedtoclimbatalltreetogetabetter37ofthesurroundings.Fromthe:op,wesawa

smallriverinthedistance.Rememberingthatriversusuallyleadtohuman38,wemadeourwaytowards

it.Finally,wereachedtheriver.Webuiltaraft（木筏）and39downstream.Afterseveralhours,wesawa

smallvillageontheriverbank.Thevillagers40uswithfoodandshelterandhelpeduscontactthe

outsideworld.

Thisadventureinthejungletaughtmetheimportanceofperseveranceandteamworkinthe41of

difficulties.1gainedadeeper42forthepowerandmysteryofnature.43Ialsolearnedalot

abouttheecosystemofthejungle,likehowdifferentplantsandanimals44witheachother.

Whenwcleftthejungle,wccarefully45anytraceswcmighthaveleftbehindtominimizeour

impactontheenvironment.

31.A.materialsB.furnitureC.suppliesD.goods

32.A.soundsB.callsC.criesD.shouts

33.A.smoothB.thickC.softD.flat

34.A.functionalB.brokenC.usedD.advanced

35.A.expandB.standC.separateD.mix

36.A.floodB.diveC.trapD.fade

37.A.landscapeB.thoughtC.appearanceD.view

38.A.planetsB.sheltersC.habitatsD.nests

39.A.swamB.crossedC.floatedD.marched

40.A.providedB.deservedC.occupiedD.equipped

41.A.occasionB.faceC.contextD.shadow

42.A.fearB.appreciationC.anxietyD.guess

43.A.HoweverB.ThereforeC.OtherwiseD.Besides

44.A.argueB.infectC.interactD.switch

45.A.ignoredB.leftC.foundD.removed

Passage4

Asakid,1lovedmud（泥）pilesandsandcastlcs.However,at53,playingindirtfelt46—let

alonemud.Sixmonthsearlier,mygymtrainerinvitedmetotheMudGirlRun,awomen's5-kilometerracefbr

cancerresearch.Ididn't47it.Thoughshekeptaskingme,Ikeptmaking48tosaynountila

party.Whenaskedtosharenewchallenges,I49promisedtotakepartintherace,hopingallmyfriends

helpedkeepmeon50withoutgivingup.

Ibegan51bywatchingsomevideosoftherace.Thechoicetoovercomethechallenge52

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myanxiety,butIdecidedtotrymybest.Racedayarrived,andIwokeearlytofindmyfamilyreacyto53

me—Theyheldbanners（横幅）with“Gofbrit”.

Atthe54,anewunfamiliarexcitementwashedoverme.Itookadeepbreath,promisingtotry

everybarrier（障碍）withno55—thiswassupposedtobea“oneanddone（一次性的）“wishlistitem.

156allchallenges,smilingdespitebeingcoveredinmud.Teammates,strangers,andIsupportedeach

other,buildingapowerfulsenseof57.

That4toneanddone“ideadisappeared.Conquering（征服）theracewasn'tjustabout5Xit—it

wasaboutfindingjoyinsteppingoutsidemy59.Mud,challenges,andpeople'ssupportchangedmy

mindset.Now,I'mseekingmore60-myshoesarcalreadydirty,andI'vclearnedgrowthgrowswell

whenwedaretosay“yes"totheunexpected.

46.A.unthinkableB.imperfectC.unprofessionalD.incorrect

47.A.refuseB.questionC.acceptD.introduce

48.A.requestsB.wishesC.promisesD.excuses

49.A.secretlyB.publiclyC.nervouslyD.naturally

50.A.scheduleB.trackC.guardD.list

51.A.waitingB.picturingC.preparingD.reviewing

52.A.increasedB.managedC.expressedD.hid

53.A.changeB.stopC.guideD.cheer

54.A.raceB.partyC.testD.training

55.A.commentsB.regretsC.encouragementsD.challenges

56.A.wrotedownB.gaveupC.fbeusedonD.gotover

57.A.directionB.humourC.communityD.safety

58.A.finishingB.beginningC.sharingD.designing

59.A.rockbottomB.topsecretC.commonpracticeD.comfortzone

60.A.jobsB.eventsC.modelsD.goals

Passage5

SweatslipsdownmycheekasIattemptashoulderextensionandlookaround.It'sjustme,acoupleof

seabirds,andshiningfreshwatertothe61.This,Iwhispertomyselfis62.

Solooutingshadnever63mymindbeforebecauseIalwayshadafriendwithme.Butthreeyears

ago,I64toCleveland.Meetingfriendsinanewcitywastough,leavingmefeelingquitelonely

65.

InOctober2020,Idecidedtc66asolohikingtrip.IwenttoCuyahogaValleyNationalParkto

admiretheautumnleaves.Fourmilesin,Icouldn'trememberthelasttimeI'dfeltso67.1fbeusedmy

carsoneachforestsoundanddidsomethingIalmostnevermadetimefbr:Ilistenedtomyownthoughts.

Whenspringarrived,Idecidedto68anothersolosport:kayaking（皮戈U艇）.Mychest,initially

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69bynerves,wasburstingwithhappinesswhenIfinallyreachedthemiddleoftheriver.The70

fromanxietytojoywasincredible.

Sincethatfirstsolohike,adventuringalonehasbecomelike7]fbrmysoul.Ithasalsopushed

metogobeyondmycomfortzoneandto72newpeople.Throughsocialmedia,myadventure-friend

circlehas73.Butalleastoncepermonth,I74timetohitnaturewithmyfavoritefriend:

me.

Thesesolojourneysarenotjustaboutexercise;theyhavetaughtmethe75ofmyown

companyandmademestrangerthaneverbefore

61.A.groundB.limitC.barrierD.horizon

62.A.challengingB.emotionalC.superbD.annoying

63.A.crossedB.clearedC.openedD.changed

64.A.rushedB.movedC.returnedD.drove

65.A.occasionallyB.randomlyC.readilyD.casually

66.A.takeB.favourC.adjustD.watch

67.A.ambitiousD.aliveC.ashamedD.anxious

68.A.tryoutB.crossoutC.holdoutD.bringout

69.A.touchedB.warmedC.tightenedD.opened

70.A.reactionB.pauseC.g叩D.shift

71.A.witnessB.routeC.poisonD.medicine

72.A.educateB.meetC.uniteD.help

73.A.contractedB.bloomedC.balloonedD.shortened

74.A.spendB.killC.scheduleD.waste

75.A.valueB.costC.dangerD.reason

Passage6

n1991,ahistoricballoonflightoverMountEveresttookplace.The76featuredfourballoonists:

Lee,Chris,EricandAndy.AndyandEricflewinasecondballoontofilmLeoandChris,bothofwhomhad

previously77toballoonoverEverestbutfailed.

78waschallenging.Theteamhadtotestequipmentandmanufacturetheballoons.Onceready,

thegroup79.TheytraveledtotheSherpavillageofGokyo,nearEverest,whichservedasthelaunchsite.

Thenbeganaweeks-longwaitfbranideal80—aperiodmarkedbyimpatience,arguments,andtension.

What'sworse,ateammembersufferedfromaltitudesickness,butshethankfully81

Thencameaperfectweatherday.Despite82ofburnerfailure,fuelshortage,orstructuraldamage,

theballoonslaunched.LeoandChris83first,followedbyAndyandEric.Astheyflew,lowerpeaks

84fromview,revealingthevastHimalayanlandscape.LeoandChrisclearedthesummit85at

33,000-34,000feet.AlthoughAndyandEricfacedmultipleburnerfailures,theymanagedto86Mount

Everest.

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Soonafter,LeoandChrisranlowon87abovetheTibetanplateau.Forcedtolandquickly,Chris

startedarapiddescent（下降）一adecisionthatproved88.Theballoonhitthegroundtwice,throwing

bothmenoutofthebasket.Fortunately,theysurvived,thoughLeobrokearib（肋骨）.AndyandEric,89

landedwithoutincident.

Thus,thegreatballoonflightoverEverestwas9（）—avictoryofcourageandperseverance.

76.A.experimentB.battleC.cooperationD.adventure

77.A.appliedB.attemptedC.decidedD.demanded

78.A.PreparationB.RoutineC.ResearchD.Li伯style

79.A.tookoffB.gotoffC.setoffD.showedoff

80.A.drcamB.weatherC.rhythmD.spot

81.A.restedB.improvedC.returnedD.recovered

82.A.fearB.tendencyC.senseD.lack

83.A.ranB.swungC.roseD.disappeared

84.A.brightenedB.fadedC.wavedD.stood

85.A.safelyB.easilyC.rapidlyD.crazily

86.A.approachB.recordC.crossD.witness

87.A.supplyB.powerC.oxygenD.fuel

88.A.commonB.harmfulC.effectiveD.disastrous

89.A.bycontrastB.onpurposeC.insurpriseD.atrandom

90.A.influentialB.successfulC.essentialD.extraordinary

Passage7

InasmalltownoutsideofNewYorkCity,whereflowersbloomed（开花），livedLila.

Lilawasoftenseenasa91girlinthecommunity.Shewasshyandmodest,alwaysstandingaside

atsocialgatherings.Sometimesshe92ifshewouldgounnoticedfbrever.

Lila'sclosestfriend,Rose,was93different.RosewasoutgoingandencouragedLilatostepout

ofhercomfortzone."Lila,“shesaid,“Liftisn'talwaysabedofroses.Butwchavethepowertomakeitconicup

roses.Ifyou94anewlife,justtryit!"

LilawasinspiredbyRose'swisdomandherowndesireforchange.So,Liladecidedto95against

herawkwardnessandworkonherself-confidence.Shebeganattendingacommunitytheaterclass.Shefeltlikea

latebloomer,butshewas96togrow,

AsLilagotmoreinvolvedinthetheatergroup,hertalentfbractingbegantoshine.

Herquietnaturechangedintoaquiet97,butlife'schallengeswereneverfaraway.Lila'sfellow

actress,Lucy,alwaystendedto98her.LucywascompetitiveandoftencriticizedLila'sachievements.

Yet,Lilanow99thesituationcalmlyandassertively（果断地）.

Lilacontinuedtoencounterdifficulties,faceherfears,andworkhardto______LQQ_____herself.Her

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determinationmadeherfeelenergeticeveryday.

Finally,herhardwork101.Awell-knownplaywrightwasattractedbyhertalentandofferedher

theleadroleinhisnewplay.Lilamadeit,and102theaudiencewithherperfbnnance.

Lila'stransformationintoa（n）103actresswaslikeabeautifulrosecomingintofiillbloom.The

104shefacedtaughtherthatthere'snorosewithoutathorn（刺）.Butthosethornswerea105ofthe

strengthshehaddeveloped.

91.A.quietB.toughC.honestD.rude

92.A.confirmedB.admittedC.announcedD.wondered

93.A.eagerlyB.absolutelyC.currentlyD.normally

94.A.rejectB.hanestC.settleD.desire

95.A.leanB.pressC.battleD.argue

96.A.depressedB.devotedC.determinedD.disappointed

97.A.strengthB.identityC.emotionD.feature

98.A.convinceB.upsetC.ignoreD.respect

99.A.indicatedB.revealedC.curedD.tackled

100.A.proveB.judgeC.replaceD.select

101.A.gaveoffB.wentoffC.paidoffD.setoff

102.A.delightedB.puzzledC.updatedD.enabled

103.A.passiveB.frankC.averageD.confident

104.A.accidentsB.challengesC.examplesD.patterns

105.A.monitorB.publisherC.reminderD.seeker

Passage8

Bornduringmyparents'seavoyage（航海）aroundtheworld,Ialwayswantedtomakethetripmyself.Even

atanearlyageof8,1begansavingandsailingto106thatdream.Myparentsweren'texcitedaboutthe

idea,butaftertalkingtothemaboutit,theywerefinally107toletmego.

At14,1108onmy38-fbotsailboatinAugust2010.Thingsweren'talways139.Ihad

toweatherwindsandwaves,l10reefs（礁）andshipsandgetusedtoirregularsleeppatterns.

Ill.Iwasneverreallyafraid:Ihad112withmydadtokeepmyemotionsundercontrol,which

enabledmetokeepapositiveattitudenomatterwhathappened.

WhileIwasunabletogotoschoolduringthevoyage,icontinuedmy\\3throughdistance

learning.Forfun,Tdplaytheguitar,readandwrite.For114.Iworkeddifferentjobsalongtheway.I

didn'treallyfeel115,eventhoughIwasonlywithotherpeoplewhenIwasinvitedtodinner,orwent

ashore.Ihadalong-distanceradiosoIcouldregularlysend116tomyfamily.Theywouldalways

encouragemeandgivemestrengthagain.

Afteralongjourney,I117thefinishlineinJanuarz2012.At16,1becametheyoungestpersonto

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sailaroundtheglobealone.Ididn'tknowuntilthenthatmyparentsbarelysleptwhileIwasaway,1L8

mysafety.

NowthatIhavekids,Iunderstandhowbravemyparentswereto119me,consideringsomany

difficultiesanddangersImightfacealongtheway.Ifmykidswantedtodothesamething,Iwouldbe12()

atfrstthought,butTdalsotrytofindawaytobethereforthem.

106.A.shareB.exploreC.achieveD.exchange

107.A.arguedB.suggestedC.advisedD.persuaded

108.A.setoffB.setasideC.setupD.setdown

109.A.brightB.easyC.obviousD.meaningful

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