首字母填空-2026年上海市初三英语一模专项汇编 （原卷版）

07-2026年上海市初三英语一模真题专项训练之首字母填空

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Thebicycle,atwo-wheeledmachinepoweredbytherider,hasalong

andinterestinghistory.Thefirstbicyclewasi___71___byKailvonDrais,

aGerman.In1817,hedesignedandmadeasimpletwo-wheeledmachine.

Ithadno“曲/s（脚踏板）.Ridersp__72___itforwardwiththeirfeeton

theground.Itwasmadetohelppeopletravelfaster,especiallywhenhorses

werehardtofindafterabadharvestthatleftmanywithoutworkanimals.

Inthe1860s,pedalswereaddedtothefrontwheelbysomeinventors

inFrance.Theseearlybikeswereheavy,withironframesandwoodenwheels,sopeoplecalled

them“boneshakers“a___73___therideswerereally颠簸的）——evensmallstoneson

theroadcouldmaketheridershake.

Laterinthe1870s,anewdesignwithabigfrontwheelandasmallbackwheelbecame

popular.Itcouldgofaster,butitwasunsafe.Ridersoftenfellforward,especiallywhenhittinga

rockorstoppings___74___.

Then,inthe1880s,JohnKempStarleyhadaninvention:thewonderful"safetybike".Ithad

twowheelsofthesamesize,achaintomovethebackwheel,andalowerseat.Thismade

i___75___mucheasierandsafertoride.Afterthat,air-filledtireswereadded,makingridesmuch

smoother.

Overlime,bikesgot1___76___andbetter.Theybecameacommonwaytotravel,usedfor

work,fun,andsports.Today,bikesarestillpopularallovertheworld.Theyarcsimple,efficient,

andgoodfortheenvironment.KarlvonDraisandotherinventors'hardworkandc___77___

thinkinghavegivenusthiswonderfulvehicle.

2026宝山一模

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Haveyoueverwonderedabouttravellingthroughtime?Theideaoftimetravelhasinterested

peopleforgenerations,andita___71___ismanysciencefictionstoriesandattractsscientistsin

physics

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Intheworldofsciencefiction,timetravelisanc___72___idea.Charactersmightusea

modernmachineoramagicalobjecttojourneytothepastorthefuture.Thesestoriesletuscream

aboutexploringdifferenttimes,c___73___withhistoricalfigures,orseeingwhatthefutureholds.

ImaginevisitingancientEgypttowatchthepyramidsbeingbuiltortravellingtothefuturetosee

howtechnologyhasdeveloped!

However,inscience,timetravelisadifficultsubject.Weneedtounderstandhownatureand

spacework.Einstein'sresearchsaystimeisnotfixedandcanchange.Accordingtohisresearch,

timecanslowdownors___74___updependingonhowfastyouaremoving.

Onescientificidearelatedtolimetraveliswormholes.Awormholeislikeanimagined

tunnelinspace-time.Thiskindoftunnelcanj___75___farawayplacesinspacetogether.Some

physicistsguessif(herearewormholes,theymightbeusedfortimetravel.However,scientists

havetofindarealwormhole.

Timetravelalsobringssomeconfusingproblemsifsomeonetriestochangethepastorthe

future.Forexample,whatwouldhappenifatimetravellerwentbacktothepastandp___76___

hisgrandfatherfrommeetinghisgrandmother.Wouldthattimetravellerthenstopexisting?

Timetravelisawonderfulsubjectinbothsciencefictionandphysics.

Whethertimetraveleverbecomesarealityorremainsinourimagination,it

willcontinuetogreatlyc___77___ustothinkaboutthesecretsoftimeand

space.Perhapsoneday,wellbeabletounlockthedoortotimetravelandstart

anewexplorationoftime.

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EatingInsects:ADifferentChoiceforOurFuture

Haveyoueverfoundaninsect(Si)inyourapple?Mostpeople

wouldfinditaterribleexperienceandprobablyt___71___thefood

awayimmediately.However,inmanypartsoftheworld,peopledonot

reactthisway.Infact,forpeopleinabout80%ofcountries,eating

insectsisquitecommon.

TheUnitedNations(UN)isencouragingmorepeopletoconsider

insectsasfood.Therearetwomainr___72___fbrthis.First,theworld'spopulationisgrowing

veryfastandisforecastedtoreachover9billionby2050.Wewillneedtofindnewwaysto

p___73___enoughfoodforeveryone.Second,traditionalfarmingofanimalslikecowsandpigs

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causesseriousenvironmentalproblems.Insects,ontheotherhand,needmuchlesswaterandland.

InJapan,whilenotverycommonnow,eatinginsectshasalonghistory,especiallyduring

difficulttimeslikeafterWorldWarII.Today,anumberofrestaurantsinTokyoarctryingtobring

thishabitb___74___.Theyareworkinghardtomakeinsectsapopularfoodchoice.Youcanfind

disheslikecricketramen,silkwormskewers,andevendumplingswithinsecttoppings.

Thefounderofonesuchrestaurant,YutaShinohara,firstreadabouttheideainaUNreport

whilehewasstillastudent.Hebelieveditwasagoods___75___forthefuture.Hesaysthat

insectsarcnotonlytastybutalsoveryh___76___andrichinnutrients（营养）.Hehopesthat

morepeoplewillopentheireyestothebenefitsofeatinginsects.Althoughitmightseem

u___77___tosome,itcouldbecomeanimportantpartofourdietinthefuture.

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On11November,theGovernmentsharedanewplantostoptestingproductsonanimals.At

present,somemedicinesandchemicalsaretestedonanimalstoc___71___if（heyaresalefbr

people,wildlife,andtheenvironment.TheGovernmenthopestofindotherwaystodothisinthe

future.

Theplanincludesseveralimportants___72___.By2023.researcherswillnolongerbe

allowedtouseanimalstotestwhetherproductscauseskinoreyeproblems.Testingondogsand

otherintelligentanimals,suchasmonkeys,willalsober___73___byonethird.Overthepastten

years,animaltestinghasalreadydropped,andtherearestrictrulesabouthowitiscarriedout.

Mosttestsstillusemice,rats,fish,andbirds,whileonlyasmallnumberinvolveanimalssuchas

dogs,cats,orintelligentanimals.

TheUKscienceminister,PatrickVallance,saidthegoalistoc___74___animaltestingif

possibleandtouseothermethodsassoonastheyaresafeandeffective.Heexplainedthatthe

Governmentwantstoprotectanimalswhilestillkeepingpeoplesafe.

However,somescientistsbelieveitmaybedifficulttostopanimaltestingc___75___.They

saylivingbodiesareverycomplex,andsomes___76___illnessesarehardtostudywithout

animaltests.Withoutthem,progressintreatingdiseasesmightslowdown.

Tos___77___thisproblem,（heGovernmentandotherorganisationshavesetaside£75

milliontodevelopnewtechnologies.Thesemethodscouldhelpscientiststestproductssafely

withoutharminganimals.

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Ifyoucan'tunderstandwhattheteachersaysinclass,what

wouldyoudo?Somestudentsjustletitgo.Sothenexttimethey

meetsimilarquestions,(heystillmakem___71___.

ButKatiedoesn't.Afterclass,shealwaysaskstheteacherto

explainagain.Sometimessher___72___hernotes,readsrelated

booksinthelibrary,orevenwatchesvideosonlineuntilshe

reallyunderstands.Andyes,shedoesreallywellinstudies.You

mightthinksheishard-working,hutactually,sheisjustcuriousenough.

Curiouspeoplewanttolearnmoreabouttheworldandkeepaskingwhy.Manygreat

d___73___inhistoryweremadebycuriouspeople.Evenifyoudon'tplantobecomeaninventor

oraresearcher,curiositycanstillhelpyouintheclassroom.Whenyouarecurious,youdevelopa

realloveforknowledgeandwillbef___74___activeinthelearningprocess.Inthisway,5eing

curiouscanhelpyoumakemuchprogressinyourstudies.

Somestudentsarenotsureifcuriosityisuseful.Iniheireyes,beingcuriousaboutsome

questionstakesuptoomuchtimeandstopssthemfromlearningotherthings.Butresearchshows

theymaybewrong.Someresearchersoncegavestudentsamemorytestongeographicalfacts.

Whenstudentswerecuriousaboutonetopic,theycouldrememberthefactsf___75___andbitter.

Accordingtoafollow-upstudy,withasenseofachievement,thesestudentswouldliketotry

hardertolearnotherthings.

It'sOKifyouarenotnaturallyverycurious,curiositycanbeb___76___throughpractice.

Expertssuggestaskingmorequestionsinclassordailylife,becauseeveryquestionhelpsyou

understandthingsbetter.Also,trytogetdifferentinformationbyreadingdifferentkindsofbooks,

watchingvideosorlectures,andtalkingwithpeoplewhoknowmore(hanyou.Stayopen-minded

andneverstopw___77___.That'showyoukeepyourcuriosityalive.

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TheYoungRunnerofAncientGreece

InAncientGreece,messageswereoftendeliveredbyrunners.Oneofthemost

famousyoungrunnerswasaboynamedLycos.HelivedinavillagenearAthensand

becomearealmessengerforthecityoneday.厂1.

Onesummer,whileLycoswaspractisingnearthevillagegate,hesawsmokerisingfromthe

forest.Soon,soldiersrushedout,warningeveryone(hatavillagenearbyneededhelp.Afirehad

brokenout,andthevillagersweretryingtoe___82___.Thesoldiersneededsomeonefasttorun

toAthensandaskformorehelpers.

Lycossteppedforward."Icandoit,"hesaid.Thesoldierslookeddoubtful-Lycoswas

young-buttherewasnolimetowaste.

Thej___83___toAthenswaslongandhot.Lycosranacrossrockypaths,throughdusty

fields,andpastfarmswherepeopleshoutedencouragementHislegsburned,andhisthroatfell

d___84___,buthedidnotstop.Herememberedthefacesofthevillagerswhoneededhelp.

WhenhefinallyreachedAthens,hewents.__85___(othecityguardanddelivered(he

message.Withinminutes,agroupofstrongmenpreparedsuppliesandrushedtowardtheburning

village.

Twodayslater,thesoldiersreturnedwithgoodnews:thevillagersweresafe.Asthestoryof

thebravemessengerboys___86___,peoplebegantocheerfbrLycos.Hedidn'tbecomefamous

likethelegendaryheroes,batinhisvillage,hebecameasymbolofcourageandr___87___.

Lycoslearnedthatbeingaherodidnotalwaysmeanfighting-itcouldalsomeanacting

quicklyandbravelytohelpothers.

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AteamofscientistsworkinginOxfordshire,England,has

founddinosaurfootprintsabout166millionyearsago.They

foundsomanytracksinoneplace,andtheyhavenicknameditthe

"dinosaurhighway",

Thefootprintshadbeenburiedunderclayinalimestone

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丁（采石场）.GaryJohnson,aquarryworker,wasusingavehicletoremovealayerofclay

fromthebottomwhenhenoticedtheu___71___bumps（隆起）inthehardsurface.Expertsfrom

theUniversitiesofOxfordandBirminghamcametoinvestigate.Inthemiddleoftheyear2024,

theybegantheirwork.Theworkers,i___72___manyexpertsfromvariousfields,studentsand

quarryworkers,workedsicebyside.Morethan1（X）peoplespentaweekonthesite.Thework

wascompletedafterayearandtheresearchteamannouncedthed___73___oftheirfindingsin

January-morethan20（）footprints,followingfiveseparatetrackways.

Amongthem,fourofthetrackwayswereprobablymadebyCetiosaurus,hugelong-necked,

herbivorous（食草的）dinosaurs,whichcouldgrowtobeupto18metreslong.Thefootprintsarc

amixtureofsizes,whichcculdsuggesttherewasagroupofdinosaursofdifferentagestravelling

t___74___.Andthedinosaurswerelikelyheadinginthesamegeneraldirectionduringtheir

journey.

Atonepartofthetrail,thefootprintsoftheMegalosaurus,themeat-eater,crossoverthe

footprintsoftheCetiosauois.Theresearchteamsaysthismayshowthatthemeat-eaterwas

followingandpossiblyh___75___theCetiosaurus.

KirslyEdgar,aprofessorat（heUniversityofBinriingham,saidtothemedia（hatthe

footprintsare"aw___76___intothelivesofdinosaurs."Theyhelpresearchersunderstandhow

thedinosaursmoved,howtheyinteractedwitheachother,andthetypeofenvironment（heylived

in.Thetrackswillfinallybecoveredupagain.Duringthework,theresearchteamuseddrones

（无人机）I。takemorethan20,000digitalpicturesofthesite.Theyhavealsomade3Dmodelsof

（hefootprints.Theywantedtorecordasmuchaspossible,sotheycanc___77___tostudy（he

tracksafterthedinosaurhighwayisreburied.

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OnaquielFridayafternooninBeijing,Dr.Chenisbusy

withhispatient,DouDou,whoisnowonthebed.Hisbodyis

gentlyt___71___sothathecan'tmove.Dr.Chenputsseveral

silverneedlesintoDouDoifsskin.Withinseconds,mild

electricitybeginstoflowthroughtheneedles,andDouDou's

backlegsstarttokicklightly.

Asanexperiencedvet,Dr.ChenisgoodattreatinganimalslikeDouDouthrough

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acupuncture（针灸）.Thefollowingisa（an）i___72___withhim.

（R二Reporter,C=Chcn）

R:Dr.Chen,mostofusthoughtacupuncturewasonlyforhumans.Doesitworkon

animals?

C:Yes!Infact,ancientChinesepeoplestartedtoheal（治愈）horseswiththisskill.Today,itis

c___73___amongdogs,as（heiracupointsaresimilartohumans'.Moreandmore

petclinicsofferthisservice.Withfurtherresearch,weseecatsandmanyotherpetsalso

benefitfromit.

R:Whatdiseasescanitbeusedtoheal?

C:Weusethisskilltotreatavarietyofproblemssuchasbraindamage,skindiseases,and

injuries.Duringtheprocess,herbalmedicineisalsowidelyused.Itmaybeslowerthan

westernmedicine,butitcanbegentlerandwillc___74___lessharm.So,theanimalsfeel

lesspainduringtreatment.

R:ItseemstraditionalChinesemedicinehasmanygreata___75___.

C:Yes,buteverycoinhastwosides.Byusingacupuncture,herbsanddiettogether,weiryto

improvetheanimals'ownhealingpower.However,thisalsomakesthew___76___process

longerandneedsmorepatience.Sometimes,theownerscomplaintheyhavewaitedand

waitedbeforeprogressismade.

R:Whatdoyouthinkofthefutureofthisskill?

C:Formanyfamilies,acupunctureoffersnewhopewhenwesternmedicine

a___77___isn'tenough.Asa2024reportshowed,23%ofdogsinChina

werealready"senior*,makingthemgetweakmoreeasily.So（heneed

forprofessionalcareisrisingquickly.

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Oh,no!You'vedroppedyourphoneinwater!Don'tworry.I'mgoingtotellyouhowtodeal

withawetphone.

First,quickactionisthek___71___.Youmustgetthephoneoutofthewaterassoonas

possible.Thelongerit'sinthewater,themorelikelyitbecomestoodamagedtorepair.So,don't

standtheredoingnothing.Justactfast.There'snotimefbryoutoh___72___.

Next,youmustturnthephoneoffstraightawaytostopwaterdamagingtheelectricalcircuits

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（电路）.Ifitwasoffwhenitgotwet,leaveitthatway.Don'tturniton.Ofcourse,youreallywant

tofindoutifitisstillworking,butturningitonatthispointisthew___73___thingyoucando.

Now,wipeoff...擦去）anywalerfromtheoutsideofthephone,usingsomepaper

towels.Theng___74___shakethephone,sothatanywaterinsidehasachancetocomeout.

Shakingthephonetoohardcanpushthewaterfurtherinorspreadittonewareas.

Afterthat,youneedtodryouttheinsideofthephoneasmuchaspossible.Don'tusea

hairdryertotryanddryitquickly—mightseemlikeagoodidea,buttoomuchh___75___will

doevenmoredamagetothephone.Itneedstodryoutniceandslowly.So,getaboxofuncooked

riceandputthephoneinthemiddleof（herice.Closetheboxsothattheaircan'tgetin,andleave

itforabout48hours.Bep___76___!Whileyourphone'sdryingout,don'tkeepopeningthebox

toseewhat'shappening.

After48hours,youcantakeyourphoneoutandtryturningiton.You

mightbeluckyandfinditisworkingperfectly!But,becareful!!S___77___a

copyofalltheimportantinformationlikephotosandmessagesonyourphone

immediatelybecauseitcouldstopworkingatanytime.

Ifthesestepsdon'twork,aprofessionalrepairmightbeyouronlychoice.

Anyway,goodluck,and（akecareofyourphone!

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Run,jump,smash,score!Playingbadmintonisverypopular.Buthave

youeverthoughtaboutwhere•心（羽毛球）comefrom?

Lu'aninAnhuiprovinceisknownforits1___71___hisloryofraising

geese,whichdatesbacktotheMingDynasty（1368-1644）.Today,Lu'an

hasbecomeaglobalfeathersupplier,providingakeymaterialformaking

badmintonshuttlecocks.

Comparedtootherkindsofgeese,thelocalwhitegoosehaslarger,thickerfeatherswith

softerquills.Afterthefeathersarecollected,theygothrouehmanys___72___,includingsorting

（分类），washinganddryingbeforebeingputtogetherintoshuttlecocksthatflysmoothly.

Thelocalwhitegooseoftentakesover200daystof___73___grow.About14millionwhite

gccscarcraisedinLu'aneachyear,butthegrowingsupplystillcannotmeettheneedsofthe

market.Toi___74___production,localbusinesseshavegrownfromsmallfamily-runfarmsto

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largebreeding（饲养）bases.Withthehelpoft___75___,theymanagetocontrolthetemperature

ofgoosehouses.AIalsohelps.Forexample,anAIsortingmachinequicklyputsfeathersinto21

groups.Accordingtotherecords,apersonsortsabout20,000featherseachday,butamachinecan

sort250,（XX）.Clearly,itisfarmoree___76___thanhumans.Themachine,developedbya

Chineseuniversity,isnowinitsfourthgeneration.

Themodemproductionlinehaveledtobusinesssuccess.Forexample,Lu'antown

w75withbigcompaniesandmakes3.6milliontubesofshuttlecocksayear.These

productsaresoldtoover10countriesandregions,includingIndonesiaandThailand.

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MissTippetalwayscarriedalonggiantumbrellawhetheritwasrainyorsunny.Ithungby

herside,hooked（钩住）overonearm."B___71___protectingyoufromtherainaswellasthesun,

anumbrellaisalsoausefultoolwithmanysurprisingfunctions,"shesaidwithatwinkleinher

eye."Forexample,itcanbeusedasanicewalkingstick.Itcanreachh72thananyarmto

hookakitestuckinbranchesofatree.Ilcanevencarrysluffsuchasletterstomail,bocksto

return,andshoestoberepaired."

Oneday,therewasamarketintown.MissTippetwalkedintoitasthesunwasshining.Her

umbrella,hookedoverherarm,wasbulging（塞i曲）withsomething.Thestreetswerelinedwith

stalls.Peopleweres___73___homemadeicccream,hand-stitchcdquilts,andcottoncandy.

Alnoon,thesunsuddenlyd___74___.Adark,graycloudhungover（hetown.Thefirst

raindropsfell.Thenitrainedheavily."Everythingwillberuined!"thepeoplecried."Whatcanbe

done?""Wellhavetoc75themarketfortoday,"saidthemayor.

Then,throughtherain,afamiliarvoicewasheard.'Umbrellas!

Comegetanumbrella!"ItwasMissTippetFromhergiantumbrella,

shekeptpullingoutoneumbrellaafteranotheruntile___76___hadone!

"Onwiththemarket!"announcedthemayor."But,MissTippet,how

didyouknowitwasgoingtorain?1'"Ididn't,"shesaid,raisingher

umbrellaoverherhead."Butit'salwaysbesttobep___77___!"

Fromthenon,peopleinthetowncalledMissTippettheUmbrellaLady.

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When17-year-oldMiadiscoveredhergrandmotherhadalmostfallenforanonlinescam

诈），shewasveryangry.Theemailpretendedtobefromacousinandaskedfor$1,500urgently.

Thankfully,Mias___76___hergrandmotherfromsendingthemoney.

Miadidsomeresearchandwasshockedtolearnhowmanyolderadultswereaimedat.She

decidedtousehercodingskills（编程技术）tocreateawebsitecalledDigitalGuardian.Thesite

helpsseniorsfindandreportscamsbycheckingstrangeemailsandm___77___.

Buildingthewebsitewasn'teasy.MiaspentweekscodinginPythonandHTML,skillsshe

hadlearnedthroughonlinecourses.WhenDigitalGuardianwasreadytouse,a___78___shefelt

alittlebitnenous,shewasstillfullofhope.

Herfirstworkshopatalocalseniorcenterwasaturningpoint.Standinginfrontofaroom

fullofcuriousfaces,Miaexplainedhowscamsworkedandhowtoa___79___them.Shewasglad

thattheseniorslistenedcarefully,tooknotes,andaskedquestions.Afterward,anelderlyman

thankedher.HetoldMiathathehadalmostfallenforascamhimself.

WordaboutDigitalGuardianspreadq___80___.Moreandmorepeoplehavelearntabout

DigitalGuardian.Miawasinvitedtospeakatcommunityeventsandevenaregionaltech

conference.Shesharedhervisionofbuildinga"digitalbridge"toprotectolderadultsfrom

cybercrime.

Lookingahead,MiadreamsofstudyingcomputerscienceandmakingDigitalGuardian

morepopular.Shewantstoa___81___featureslikelivechatsupportandinteractivelessensto

makei（easierfortheelderlytouse."Technologycanbefrightening,"shesays,"bulitcanalsobe

ausefult___82___forgoodjustlikeelectricity.Iwanttoirakcsureeveryone,especiallyseniors,

feelssafeandconfidentonline."

Mia'sjourneyshowsthatevenonepersoncanmakeabigdifference.Withherpassionand

determination,she'snotjustacoder.She'saguardianofthedigitalworld.

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PeoplearoundtheworldaregoingcrazyforLABUBU.LABUBUisacutex

monsterplushtoywithbigeyes,longcars,andawidesmile.Althoughshelooks（J.甜j

sweet,hersharpteethmakeherspecialandd71fromothertoys.Thismix

ofcuteandstrangehasmadeLABUBUverypopularinrecentyears.

LABUBUwasc___72___byKasingLung,anartistfromHongKong.In2015,hefirstdrew

LABUBUinhispicturebooksaboutmonsters.Thecharacterquicklycaughtpeople'sattention.A

fewyearslater,KasingLurgworkedwithatoycompanytoturnLABUBUintoarealtoy.Since

then,LABUBUhasappearedinmanycolours,clothes,andstyles.

OneinterestingthingaboutLABUBUisthewaypeopleb___73___it.MostLABUBUsare

soldin"blindboxes".ThismeanscustomersdonotknowwhichLABUBUtheywillgetuntilthey

openthebox.Somepeoplefindthisexcitingbecauseopeningtheboxfeelslikeas___74___.

OthersenjoytryingtocollecteveryLABUBUinaset.

LABUBUbecameevenmorepopularafterfamouspeoplestartedsharingphotoso___75___.

In2024,LISAfromBLACKPINKpostedpictureswithLABUBUsonherdesignerbags.After

that,manyfanswantedtoownLABUBUstoo.Socialmediahelpedthetoyspreadveiyquickly,

especiallyamongyoungpeople.

Today,LABUBUismorethanjustatoy.Manypeopleh___76___itontheirbags,putiton

theirdesks,oruseittodecoratetheirrooms.Forsome,LABUBUisafunhobby.Forothers,itis

awaytoshowtheirp___77___style.LABUBUbringsjoytodailylifeandshowshowasmalltoy

canbecomeaworldwidetrend.

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IwasinmysecondyearoflivinginSeoul.IthoughtIwasarealexpertinKoreanetiquette

（礼仪）andculture.

IknewthatIhadtopushgentlyontothesubwaycars.IknewthatIshouldn,tmakeeye

contactwithpeople.Iknewthatblowingmynoseloudly"Americanstyle"wasveryrude.AndI

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knewthat1shouldn'ttalktopeopleonthesubway.Actually,thatwasnotap___71___tome

becausemyKoreanwasreallypoorandIwouldn'tspeaktoanyoneonthesubway.

Butoneday,Iwasridinghomefromworkonthesubway,andIrememberedthatIneededto

callafriendaboutmeetingfordinner.

Itookoutmycellphoneandcalledher.Ofcourse,ifyouarefamiliarwiththesubwayin

Seoul,youknowthatthereares___72___everywhereshowingnotalkingoncellphones.ButI

noticedthatmanypassengersusedtheirphonesonthesubway.Ithoughtthatthe'nocellphones'

ruleinKoreawaslikethe'nofood'ruleontheNewYorkCitysubway.It,sarule,butnoone

f_73_it

WhileIwastalking,etherpassengerslookedatmesideways（fH着）likeKoreanpeopledo

whentheythinkyouarebeingrude.Butoneelderlywomanlookeds___74___atmeandshook

herhead.

Ifinishedmyconversation,andIgotoffthetrain.Iwasveryconfused.Koreanpeopleuse

theirphones.Whycan'tIdothesame?Iaskedm___75___.

Laterthatevening,Itoldmyfriendabouttheexperience.Shesmiledandsaid,"Theothers

arealltextmessagingorplayinggamesontheirphones.Sometimestheyc___76___their

voicemail.