高考英语二轮训练-完形填空15篇（新高考八省专用）（第四期）（学生版）

这是一份高考英语二轮训练-完形填空15篇（新高考八省专用）（第四期）（学生版），共8页。
专题02 完形填空15篇
基础语篇巩固练
（24-25高三上·四川南充·阶段练习）One ht afternn decades ag, Rhiannn was driving her ld car dwn the highway. When she 1 her windw t let in sme fresh air, her car registratin paper was blwn nt the flr. As she leaned dwn (弯腰) t grab it, she 2 pulled the steering wheel (方向盘) t the left. Sitting back up again, she realized she had driven her car int ncming traffic. In 3 , she pulled the wheel sharply in the ther 4 . The car rlled ver three times and Rhiannn was thrwn nt the rad.
“Yu were driving behind me that day,” Rhiannn said t her unsung her. “Yu 5 the accident and stpped t 6 . Yu were there when I came t, 7 in the middle f the rad in shck, and bleeding.”
Rhiannn 8 him as a man in his late twenties with a 9 manner. “Yu stayed with me until the 10 arrived,” she said. “Yu carefully cvered me with a blanket and put a bandage n my left arm.”
At a hspital in Califrnia, a dctr spent hurs 11 all the pieces f glass frm her arm. The next day, the dctr tld Rhiannn that she wuld have prbably bled t 12 befre the ambulance arrived withut the bandage.
“If yu, my her, see r hear this stry and 13 yurself, thanks fr yur massive gesture f 14 ,” she said. “I’m 15 it tk me fur decades t say that.”
1．A．cleaned upB．rlled dwnC．held nD．turned ff
2．A．cnstantlyB．carefullyC．accidentallyD．secretly
3．A．reliefB．factC．panicD．cntrast
4．A．handB．situatinC．sightD．directin
5．A．witnessedB．causedC．recrdedD．survived
6．A．shutB．helpC．waveD．rest
7．A．rushingB．jumpingC．walkingD．lying
8．A．seesB．remembersC．remindsD．believes
9．A．frmalB．safeC．gentleD．relaxed
10．A．ambulanceB．herC．taxiD．friend
11．A．brushingB．preventingC．breakingD．remving
12．A．wrkB．deathC．diseaseD．hspital
13．A．recgnizeB．cnsiderC．trustD．respect
14．A．cnfidenceB．faithC．frgivenessD．kindness
15．A．srryB．frtunateC．tuchedD．surprised
（2024·四川成都·一模）The day f the surgery twenty-eight years ag still remains vivid in Hdge-Williams’ memry.
That mrning, she was 1 int the surgical rm n a surgical cart. She remembers being 2 by dctrs, the nise f their metal surgical tls and the feeling f being 3 .
“They were getting n with their jbs, nt realizing I was really 4 .” She said.
But that 5 when the anesthesilgist (麻醉师) arrived. Hdge-Williams recalled he had a kind 6 and a cap cvered in sunflwers.
“Seeing my fear, he said t me, ‘OK, why nt think abut smething yu like?’ At first, I felt quite 7 , ‘Hw culd he ask me this questin when I was s fearful!’”
“In a kind f silly manner, I replied, ‘Well, what d yu like?’ And very 8 , he said, ‘Singing.’”
S Hdge-Williams asked him t 9 . “Then he started singing ‘The Phantm f the Opera,’ which accmpanied me t gradually 10 .”
In the years since that day, Hdge-Williams has experienced multiple surgeries. But she still imagines that dctr 11 .
“I can 12 him almst with me thrugh every surgery: his calm and 13 vice, his gentle and relaxed smile... They meant much t me, nt just the science f medicine, but als the 14 and care fr me. Althugh I dn’t knw his name, I will always be 15 t him.” Hdge-Williams said.
1．A．draggedB．shwedC．carriedD．wheeled
2．A．surrundedB．supprtedC．caredD．treated
3．A．tiredB．alneC．eagerD．annyed
4．A．excitedB．curiusC．terrifiedD．awkward
5．A．wrsenedB．develpedC．changedD．repeated
6．A．smileB．heartC．rderD．cmment
7．A．desperateB．strangeC．ashamedD．depressed
8．A．cnfidentlyB．calmlyC．plitelyD．prudly
9．A．leaveB．cntinueC．listenD．sing
10．A．cme t lifeB．hld my breathC．pay attentinD．fall asleep
11．A．in the wayB．ut f sightC．by her sideD．in a hurry
12．A．pictureB．nticeC．rememberD．hear
13．A．uniqueB．cmfrtingC．ludD．clear
14．A．inspiratinB．praiseC．sympathyD．suggestin
15．A．lyalB．helpfulC．sensitiveD．grateful
（24-25高三上·四川成都·期中）Recently Mm Elisa received a call frm schl abut her 14-year-ld sn’s behavir in the lunchrm. The by tasted Pp-tarts fr anyne wh wanted them, and gave them ut fr free. Elisa explained that the family kitchen was being built, 1 she had purchased a bunch f cnvenience fds that culd be 2 in the micrwave r taster, including Pp-Tarts. “I guess he saw hw many we had and 3 we had plenty t share!” she said.
Her sn, Mate, is very 4 and generus. He is als a cancer 5 wh nce used mney smene 6 him t buy tys fr ther sick kids. Elisa said, “A few years ag, smene gave him $100 as a gift when he started cancer 7 in the hspital. ” He asked me t buy Leg 8 that he culd give t ther kids in the hspital. Five years later, he’s just as sweet and has n 9 f cancer.
The 10 mm shared her sn’s stry n the Internet and befre lng she had. thusands f likes. When Elisa realized the stry had gtten 11 nline, she decided t help thers, just as her sn always des. She threw ut the idea f 12 Pp-Tarts r ther items t a lcal fd bank, sending ut the 13 t ne near their hme. Within hurs, the Fd Cllective had received s much web traffic that its website 14 . Elisa put ut anther link, and that fd bank started t fill up, t!
Frm there, the stry cntinued t mve in the best way pssible. The Pp-Tarts cmpany 15 t Elisa and ffered free Pp-Tarts fr their family, her sn’s schl, and a generus dnatin t N Kid Hungry!
1．A．butB．whilstC．rD．s
2．A．biledB．tastedC．preparedD．baked
3．A．recknedB．demandedC．deniedD．suspected
4．A．cmpassinateB．repulsiveC．cnfidentD．sweet
5．A．survivrB．representativeC．helperD．patient
6．A．sentB．suppliedC．raisedD．gifted
7．A．develpmentB．treatmentC．adjustmentD．imprvement
8．A．pairsB．grupsC．setsD．piles
9．A．markB．signC．signalD．sigh
10．A．prudB．excitedC．susceptibleD．warm-hearted
11．A．largeB．ppularC．wideD．far
12．A．sharingB．sendingC．dnatingD．applying
13．A．fdB．itemsC．linkD．Pp-Tarts
14．A．trappedB．crashedC．ver-crwdedD．stuck
15．A．reached utB．sent utC．handed utD．gave ut
（2025·陕西渭南·模拟预测）Masn Branstratr has always been an athlete, but three years ag, an accident happened t him.
He was paralyzed (瘫痪) frm the waist dwn and his 1 lifestyle changed frever. As an enthusiastic runner, sccer player and skier, he culd hardly 2 the fact that he may never walk again.
Being in a wheelchair is nt 3 fr him and it takes him lnger t d mst things peple take fr granted, like getting in his car. Hwever, all f these 4 haven’t prevented him frm playing sprts and living life.
“After my accident, I had cme t the pint f 5 that walking was nt ging t be a very functinal thing fr me t keep pursuing and it was time t 6 everything else the wheelchair wrld had t 7 .”
Masn said when he started t say “yes”, his wrld changed 8 . He wrked ut in his wheelchair, and played adaptive tennis and basketball in his chair as well.
Meanwhile, Masn fund a 9 t help thers. He started sharing his jurney n Instagram t 10 with thers wh had physical disabilities, and nw has nearly 270,000 11 . “And gradually, mre peple gt t 12 my stry — peple wh weren’t paralyzed started being 13 ,” he said.
Masn says he shares things that are 14 t him — like hw he gets in and ut f bed — but he’s seen hw sharing these nrmal 15 can inspire cuntless peple.
1．A．passiveB．cmicC．activeD．digital
2．A．illustrateB．imprveC．acceptD．replace
3．A．easyB．interestingC．fficialD．equal
4．A．wishesB．challengesC．psitinsD．missins
5．A．denyingB．fldingC．escapingD．realizing
6．A．g ffB．lk intC．sign upD．range frm
7．A．wnB．fferC．avidD．aplgise
8．A．regularlyB．frmallyC．cmpletelyD．illegally
9．A．wayB．dreamC．reginD．rle
10．A．requestB．cmpareC．indicateD．cnnect
11．A．fllwersB．pstsC．striesD．phts
12．A．maintainB．knwC．faceD．attach
13．A．supprtedB．viewedC．inspiredD．ignred
14．A．rdinaryB．riginalC．uniqueD．cntrary
15．A．accuntsB．awardsC．chicesD．activities
（24-25高三上·陕西西安·阶段练习）I was a shy kid. Grwing up, I always felt mre cmfrtable in the backgrund, bserving rather than 1 . S when I started my first jb at a lcal grcery stre during my summer vacatin, I was filled with a mix f excitement and 2 .
The first day was a disaster. I was assigned t the cash register, and my hands were sweating 3 I tried t scan the items as quickly as I culd. Custmers were 4 in line, and I culd feel their impatience. I was s nervus that I accidentally scanned an item twice, and the custmer was nt happy abut it. I 5 aplgized, but I culd see the frustratin in his eyes.
Hwever, I was determined nt t let this setback 6 me. I watched my clleagues clsely, learning hw they interacted with custmers and handled different situatins. I nticed that they always had a smile n their faces and a kind wrd t say, 7 if the custmer was being difficult.
As the days passed, I became mre cnfident. I started t 8 with the custmers, asking them abut their day r making small talk. T my surprise, mst f them were happy t engage in cnversatin. I als learned t handle the cash register mre 9 , quickly and accurately scanning the items.
One day, an elderly wman came thrugh my line. She was 10 a heavy bag f grceries, and I culd see that she was struggling. I immediately ffered t help her carry the bag t her car. She lked at me with a warm smile and said, “Yu’re a 11 yung persn.” Her wrds made me feel a sense f pride that I had never experienced befre.
That summer jb taught me many valuable lessns. It taught me that 12 is key t dealing with difficulties. It als shwed me that a little kindness can g a lng way. I realized that I had the 13 t make a difference in smene’s day, and that made me feel gd abut myself.
When the summer came t an end, I was sad t leave my jb. But I knew that I was taking with me the skills and cnfidence I had 14 . I was n lnger the shy kid wh hid in the backgrund. I had 15 int smene wh was nt afraid t step frward and help thers.
1．A．participatingB．cmplainingC．hesitatingD．escaping
2．A．curageB．anxietyC．curisityD．relief
3．A．afterB．sinceC．asD．until
4．A．jumpingB．waitingC．pushingD．wandering
5．A．repeatedlyB．scarcelyC．merelyD．sincerely
6．A．defineB．defeatC．directD．defend
7．A．everB．stillC．evenD．yet
8．A．argueB．bargainC．chatD．cperate
9．A．efficientlyB．frequentlyC．privatelyD．casually
10．A．fillingB．carryingC．emptyingD．buying
11．A．helpfulB．pwerfulC．gratefulD．wnderful
12．A．patienceB．hnestyC．kindnessD．humr
13．A．chanceB．rightC．abilityD．duty
14．A．lstB．gainedC．neededD．shwn
15．A．brkenB．lkedC．runD．grwn
（24-25高三上·陕西延安·阶段练习）She is ver a century ld, but she hasn’t let that stp her frm wrking. At 102, Rmay Davis 1 drives herself t the grcery stre each day fr 2 .
Nw, during Black Histry Mnth, Davis is being hnred fr her 3 with a grant (拨款) named after her. Thrugh the Rmay Davis Grant Prgram, charities will receive 4 in the fight fr racial equality and scial 5 . Davis is 6 f the grant in her name as she is a pineer herself. She served in the first all－Black Wmen’s Army Crps 7 verseas. Then she started her 8 in fashin as a designer in mdeling in New Yrk fr 30 years. Thrughut her life, she’s als 9 ther milestnes including a master’s degree, a black belt in Taekwnd (跆拳道) and mre. She 10 fr the first time in 1982. After her husband died in 2001, she 11 t g back t wrk and was 12 by the grcery stre in Winn－Dixie in 2001 at the age f 82. In 2019, Rmay 13 her 100th birthday. “As we celebrate Ms. Rmay’s birthday, we are all mved by her life－lng 14 and strng wrk ethic (职业道德准则), which 15 thers t be their best,” said Anthny Hucker, CEO f Winn－Dixie, Sutheastern Grcers.
1．A．ftenB．stillC．skillfullyD．yet
2．A．wrkB．shppingC．pleasureD．fun
3．A．jbsB．agesC．stresD．cntributins
4．A．criticismB．supprtC．benefitD．infrmatin
5．A．justiceB．skillC．lifeD．develpment
6．A．fndB．awareC．wrthyD．sure
7．A．requiredB．rtedC．rganizedD．statined
8．A．styleB．careerC．studyD．adventure
9．A．missedB．fundC．plannedD．achieved
10．A．fughtB．pursuedC．retiredD．failed
11．A．refusedB．fearedC．mentinedD．decided
12．A．hiredB．metC．paidD．ffered
13．A．celebratedB．passedC．interviewedD．emplyed
14．A．sympathyB．independenceC．devtinD．dream
15．A．remindsB．inspiresC．advisesD．leads
（24-25高三上·宁夏银川·阶段练习）When I was grwing up, I wanted t be just like Great Uncle Ferdy. He lved telling 1 abut himself: by running away secnds befre a bmb explded next t his tent, he 2 the life f General Mntgmery; after the war, he 3 rescued tw yung children in the Cnnaught Street fire and was regarded as a her; after he retired, he became a bxing cach and 4 a by t becme a British heavyweight champin; the queen wuld 5 a Buckingham Palace Garden Party and even gave him an invitatin t attend it.
I never 6 the questin — if his stries were suitable fr a ten-year-ld, but I was 7 abut them. I even made up my mind t 8 a persn just like Great Uncle Ferdy. And why? Great Uncle Ferdy just lved 9 stries and telling them. His wnderful tales were all in his 10 , which is ne f the many 11 yu need t be a gd writer. Using the imaginatin has 12 helped me in my writing career. If yu want t achieve, 13 . Take yur readers t places they never knew, and intrduce them t adventures they’re never likely t experience 14 .
I think Great Uncle Ferdy wuld have understd my pinin except — and I’m srry t admit this — he never 15 ．There’s n such persn. He’s all in my imaginatin.
1．A．adventuresB．striesC．researchD．lies
2．A．sparedB．threatenedC．savedD．cndemned
3．A．fearlesslyB．restlesslyC．aimlesslyD．ceaselessly
4．A．prpsedB．requiredC．persuadedD．guided
5．A．recrdB．assciateC．attendD．thrw
6．A．ignredB．repeatedC．cnsideredD．remembered
7．A．anxiusB．particularC．bsessedD．careful
8．A．becmeB．encunterC．influenceD．judge
9．A．making upB．passing dwnC．cmmenting nD．searching fr
10．A．diaryB．imaginatinC．dreamD．life
11．A．galsB．reasnsC．qualitiesD．impressins
12．A．barelyB．temprarilyC．unexpectedlyD．certainly
13．A．rll up yur sleevesB．d yur bitC．think utside the bxD．step ut f yur cmfrt zne
14．A．in publicB．in persnC．in returnD．in advance
15．A．existsB．failsC．disappearsD．hesitates
（24-25高三上·宁夏石嘴山·期中）Fr Sara’s family, decrating the yard was always a 1 fr the New Year. This year Sara’s father strung clrful lights all rund their rf. On New Year’s Eve, light 2 the whle huse. Everything seemed t be ging fine until 3 struck: Sara’s father passed away suddenly. Sara was 4 by great sadness. Hwever, seeing the hanging lights, she was in a state f feeling happy, gaining a tiny thread f 5 .
The lights were the last 6 f her belved father. Taking them dwn meant the 7 cnnectin with her father wuld disappear, which she wasn’t ready t accept. S she 8 them. One day in March, Sara received an 9 nte in the mail: “Take yur New Year’s lights dwn!” She culdn’t 10 her anger, and shared it with her stry nline. Messages f supprt 11 int Sara’s inbx quickly. Besides, ne day, Sara fund that New Year’s decratins 12 n huses in her neighbrhd — her neighbrs hung their lights back up in 13 f her father!
She never learned the sender’s identity. But fr her, that hurtful deed was far less 14 than s many acts f kindness. A few weeks later, Sara tk dwn the decratins. “It was hard. But 15 all that supprt and lve, it was nt as hard as I thught.”
1．A．celebratinB．purchaseC．happinessD．survival
2．A．caughtB．envelpedC．expsedD．included
3．A．dangerB．challengeC．misfrtuneD．fire
4．A．vercmeB．frightenedC．apprachedD．beaten
5．A．hpeB．reliefC．sadnessD．anxiety
6．A．pssessinsB．inventinsC．presentsD．reminders
7．A．psitiveB．symblicC．finalD．private
8．A．preservedB．cleanedC．recveredD．replaced
9．A．unimprtantB．unreliableC．unmarkedD．unsigned
10．A．bring abutB．hld backC．put asideD．g thrugh
11．A．slidB．pressedC．fldedD．brke
12．A．updatedB．reappearedC．fadedD．increased
13．A．hnurB．searchC．defenceD．supprt
14．A．typicalB．pssibleC．helpfulD．significant
15．A．regardless fB．mre thanC．due tD．apart frm
（24-25高三上·河南·期中）This was the third time Luka had seen the big black bear shuting n his drstep.
It didn’t seem t be begging fr fd and had n 1 intentin twards Luka. Clearly it was staring at him in the distance, yelling at him and wanting him t 2 . He suddenly realized that the bear was trying t tell him smething, likely t ask fr sme kind f 3 . S he pened the dr and walked twards the bear.
Luka knew it was a (n) 4 decisin, but his curisity was t strng t 5 . He began t g after the bear slwly, his eyes wide pen, filled with 6 and expectatin. On their way int the frest, the bear wuld stp and 7 Luka. Once Luka apprached, the big black bear 8 . Thus, a bear and a persn walked deeply int the frest ne after the ther.
After abut an hur’s jurney, the bear 9 stpped. In frnt f them was a cabin with a garage. It brke int the garage withut 10 . Nw Luka culd see what was inside: a (n) 11 bear lying n the flr, breathing heavily and bviusly nt in great 567
Luka felt a wave f 12 washed ver him as he realized why the bear had been 13 t lead him and get inside the garage by frce. It was t 14 its baby bear. Luka didn’t hesitate t call the emergency number.
1．A．frmalB．extraC．bviusD．ill
2．A．panicB．stayC．fllwD．try
3．A．assistanceB．cmpanyC．cmfrtD．recgnitin
4．A．awkwardB．smartC．riskyD．quick
5．A．meetB．resistC．understandD．frget
6．A．jyB．cnfidenceC．prideD．wnder
7．A．cheer upB．wait frC．lk afterD．depend n
8．A．appearedB．turnedC．cntinuedD．stpped
9．A．finallyB．temprarilyC．secretlyD．immediately
10．A．effrtB．enthusiasmC．hesitatinD．permissin
11．A．smallB．bigC．elderlyD．lively
12．A．painB．needC．angerD．cnditin
13．A．shameB．reliefC．regretD．appreciatin
14．A．willingB．determinedC．amusedD．prud
15．A．feedB．keepC．examineD．prtect
（24-25高三上·山西·阶段练习）JngMay Urbnya is an American lady full f 1 : she is fluent in Mandarin, fnd f hanfu and Chinese dance. She was brn in China and lived there until the age f six. It was in thse years that the seeds f lve fr Chinese culture were 2 .
Even while mving back t the U. S., Urbnya’s parents used Chinese TV dramas t 3 her Chinese language abilities. The seeds f passin 4 her back t China in 2011, studying Chinese dance in Beijing Nrmal University.
“When I was a kid, I had a “princess dream”. I ften cver my shulder with a blanket, 5 I was an ancient Chinese princess, ”she said. A chance t 6 that dream ccurred in 2020, when a TV shw had Urbnya visit a hanfu festival. “Hanfu has wide 7 and is winning recgnitin in the wrld. I gt the full hanfu experience and I 8 then that hanfu culture is a new-fund way t bring Chinese 9 t the present,” she said.
She 10 that 10 years ag when she was in cllege, wearing hanfu was nt a(n) 11 sight and she culd nly buy custm-made hanfu. “If I had wrn hanfu walking dwn the street, peple wuld prbably ask 12 in their hearts, ‘Why is this freigner wearing an ancient utfit n the street?’”Nw, she has 13 hanfu in her everyday wear and is able t purchase different 14 f hanfu nline. “I’m really happy t be a hanfu culture enthusiast, and I hpe t make it mre 15 t thse utside f China, ”she said.
1．A．mysteriesB．ambitinsC．surprisesD．cntradictins
2．A．spreadB．cllectedC．swedD．blssmed
3．A．keep upB．hld upC．take upD．wrap up
4．A．deliveredB．brughtC．frcedD．flashed
5．A．celebratingB．demandingC．guaranteeingD．pretending
6．A．achieveB．appreciateC．imagineD．establish
7．A．appealB．expsureC．admiratinD．devtin
8．A．prpsedB．indicatedC．realizedD．prved
9．A．faithB．histryC．valuesD．virtues
10．A．memrizedB．declaredC．remindedD．recalled
11．A．awesmeB．cmmnC．wrthwhileD．rmantic
12．A．ridiculuslyB．seriuslyC．casuallyD．curiusly
13．A．fldedB．includedC．replacedD．created
14．A．rangesB．mdelsC．versinsD．styles
15．A．reliableB．cmfrtableC．accessibleD．reasnable
（2025·云南红河·二模）While Jhn Stickvich drve alng his regular rute t wrk, he sptted an anxius wman sitting utside a burning huse, hlding a baby. He 1 his car t ask the wman if she needed help and she tld him that her ther baby, Opal, was still 2 inside.
Jhn ran t save the baby withut any 3 . By kicking in the side dr, he attempted t 4 the rm, but that part had been thickly 5 in smke. He then fund an pen back dr, which ffered greater 6 t the rm. He mved slwly thrugh the smke and listened fr the child t 7 which directin he shuld g but panicked when he heard n sunds.
He 8 ran ut again t ask the mther where she last 9 her child. She cried ut that Opal had been near the baby gate. Again, he rushed int the burning fire and 10 smke. Finally, he caught sight f the baby thrugh a clearing in the smke fg, and then he 11 t pull the baby ut int his arms and 12 a mad rush fr the frnt dr t safety.
The fire department arrived at the scene t fight the fire. A firefighter said that Jhn’s quick 13 withut a dubt saved the baby.
“Everyne said hw great f a jb it was, but I mean, I wuld d it fr anyne,” Jhn said. “It was 14 that he went in twice. He is ur guardian angel.” The mther said f her 15 .
1．A．dnatedB．washedC．plishedD．stpped
2．A．lckedB．trappedC．hiddenD．wrapped
3．A．relaxatinB．satisfactinC．hesitatinD．appreciatin
4．A．enterB．cleanC．paintD．heat
5．A．envelpedB．develpedC．specializedD．established
6．A．flexibilityB．capabilityC．stabilityD．visibility
7．A．describeB．determineC．examineD．annunce
8．A．awkwardlyB．efficientlyC．desperatelyD．unexpectedly
9．A．wkeB．metC．fedD．saw
10．A．blindingB．cnfusingC．charmingD．clring
11．A．turned arundB．reached utC．slipped inD．lked away
12．A．fellB．gaveC．madeD．left
13．A．recveryB．victryC．cllectinD．reactin
14．A．accessibleB．incredibleC．adjustableD．acceptable
15．A．herB．childC．chefD．guard
（24-25高三上·云南普洱·阶段练习）It was the first tax-free weekend f the summer. It was ht utside and the mall was 1 . It was my turn t stand at the frnt f ur stre, 2 hw many peple were inside, and 3 thse utside t wait their turn. It wasn’t my favrite task, but I was gd at it.
While ur stre mainly sells intimates (内衣), it als wns a 4 sprt brand. Therefre I wasn’t 5 when I let in a middle-aged cuple and they 6 called their teenage sn t let him knw we sld this brand. When the sn arrived, the dad 7 him t wait in line fr his turn because there were currently at largest 8 .
There were many peple queuing up and I 9 that befre I culd let him inside it wuld be half an hur at 10 . Just then, a custmer said, “There’s a kid in the line whse parents are waiting fr him inside. Can we let him 11 t the frnt?” The whle 12 quickly agreed, and he was t the frnt f the line, where he was able t 13 his parents.
Cnsidering all the ther 14 we endured that weekend and the ccasinal negativity and 15 f peple in the lines, seeing that peple were willing t let a teenage by be with his parents made that weekend a bit better.
1．A．dirtyB．crwdedC．quietD．messy
2．A．take care fB．get rid fC．keep cunt fD．keep ut f
3．A．allwB．guideC．driveD．inspire
4．A．ppularB．cmmnC．funnyD．scarce
5．A．excitedB．surprisedC．wrriedD．frightened
6．A．frequentlyB．prperlyC．gentlyD．immediately
7．A．frcedB．expectedC．instructedD．invited
8．A．capacityB．wayC．radD．adaptin
9．A．prpsedB．estimatedC．measuredD．stated
10．A．minimumB．willC．handD．bttm
11．A．gatherB．gainC．adjustD．cut
12．A．sideB．grundC．lineD．part
13．A．pleaseB．impactC．greetD．rejin
14．A．chasB．painC．silenceD．return
15．A．symblB．evidenceC．frustratinD．addictin
（24-25高三上·云南玉溪·阶段练习）I have been s frtunate t receive kindness frm everybdy arund, warmth frm animals and Mther Nature. When I was 1 up, I was taught 2 t thank everything arund with gratitude and regard everyne arund with 3 and kindness, just as my grandparents and parents did.
A lng, lng time ag, earlier in my career, I was 4 fr hiring a lt f peple in key psitins. One f my guiding principles was t always 5 candidates with kindness and respect. But as many years went by, I was laid ff because f the 6 f ur cmpany and the severe ecnmic pressure sweeping the cuntry.
Like all the candidates I had 7 , I became an interviewee. That was 8 fr me. I went thrugh a string f interviews, all 9 . After ne particular interview, the interviewer asked if I remembered him.“N,” I replied. “Well,” he said 10 ,“yu interviewed me a few years ag and thugh I didn’t get the jb, I still 11 hw yu treated me with kindness and respect. And nw I wuld like t hire yu fr this jb.” As is knwn t all, living with kindness and respect will be finally 12 .
As I shared my stry with thers n the Internet, I received many 13 Sme thanked me fr this 14 share and many agreed that kindness did spread. I believe that althugh we may nt be able t change the wrld arund us in a(n) 15 , ur kindness will cme back t us in ne way r anther. This is life!
1．A．putB．brughtC．pickedD．called
2．A．slwlyB．suddenlyC．repeatedlyD．gradually
3．A．surpriseB．cmfrtC．reliefD．respect
4．A．respnsibleB．hungryC．gratefulD．gd
5．A．treatB．adptC．assessD．persuade
6．A．intentinB．refrmC．faultD．devtin
7．A．punishedB．attackedC．interviewedD．studied
8．A．strangeB．naturalC．bviusD．lucky
9．A．in rderB．in painC．in dangerD．in vain
10．A．sadlyB．shylyC．seriuslyD．ludly
11．A．regretB．rememberC．expectD．pretend
12．A．rewardedB．paidC．cutD．set
13．A．giftsB．needsC．likesD．designs
14．A．awfulB．awesmeC．wrngD．humrus
15．A．messB．hurryC．wrdD．instant
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（2025·河南郑州·一模）When I was 19, determined nt t spend my last teenage year stuck in the suburbs, I tk ff with an Australian friend and we traveled arund Eurpe fr mnths. We stayed in the cheapest accmmdatin we culd find and 1 bread, cheese and the ccasinal bttle f red.
This was 1990, a time befre mbile phnes and the Internet, when the primary cntact with hme was the 2 f mail frm the general pst ffice.
Befre I left, Mm had made me a small mney bag t 3 arund my neck. She’d als made me a sleeping sheet s that I culd avid 4 bedding. These gifts were her way f telling me t have a wnderful time, even thugh she didn’t want me t g.
It’s nly nw, as my 18-year-ld daughter is 5 t leave n her wn gap year trip, that I have mre 6 fr what Mm felt. Wrking multiple jbs and saving mney, my daughter has researched where t stay, hw t get arund and what t d when she 7 . She rarely asks fr my pinin and I find myself 8 unsure f whether I shuld get invlved r 9 . I want t be 10 but nt t invlved. I want t be cl but nt cld. I want t be like the perfect travel 11 .
When she first mentined gap year travel, I was encuraging, wanting her t have her wn experiences that culd 12 her. As I had mine, I didn’t let myself think a lt abut her nt being here. Our family has already gt 13 and sn it will just be me, my sn and the cat. And I’m nt quite ready fr that. But this 14 is abut her.
This is nt 1990 and I am nt stuck at hme waiting fr a letter. I have prmised nt t bther her with messages, but at least I knw she can 15 me when she wants t.
1．A．turned tB．asked frC．dreamed fD．lived n
2．A．prmiseB．cllectinC．claimD．apprach
3．A．wearB．tieC．stayD．stick
4．A．unusualB．expensiveC．uncleanD．empty
5．A．waitingB．preparingC．trainingD．begging
6．A．passinB．desireC．respnsibilityD．sympathy
7．A．arrivesB．cnfirmsC．dubtsD．frgets
8．A．desperatelyB．regularlyC．silentlyD．recently
9．A．stand utB．give inC．hld nD．back ff
10．A．ambitiusB．supprtiveC．psitiveD．practical
11．A．partnerB．pineerC．guideD．advcate
12．A．attractB．cheerC．shapeD．mve
13．A．happierB．smallerC．weakerD．tugher
14．A．tripB．chiceC．adventureD．prject
15．A．leaveB．believeC．cntactD．disturb
（24-25高三上·河南漯河·期末）I heard sme gd news recently. My 91-year-ld grandfather called me t 1 his new hearing aid. Fr the first time in a lng time, he culd hear my vice. It 2 us bth.
I sn fund ut there was anther reasn my grandparents were s happy — their new audilgist (听觉病矫治专家), Anna. Unlike the 3 prviders they’d been dealing with, Anna gave time and attentin. Anna nt nly 4 the new hearing aid wrked as it shuld, but als ffered t g t my grandparents’ apartment t shw them hw t use it.
Such 5 might sund rare, but I’ve since started wndering: What if it’s mre cmmn than we think?
It started with sme research that shwed peple ften underestimate (低估) the 6 f strangers t engage with, r even befriend them. Then I came acrss a study that 7 news cverage f current affairs tends t be mre negative than psitive because humans tend t give negative events mre attentin.
8 stries can attract ur attentin and prepare us fr disappintment. But if we dn’t engage with psitive nes, they might lead us t be mre critical f the wrld, mre defensive and less 9 than we need t be.
S I think smetimes what we hear, see, r even knw might nt be the whle picture. The truth might be 10 frm us, requiring us t ntice and discver it. We culd start by asking urselves whether we are 11 mre n negative r psitive stries and whether we are letting negative news surrund us. Maybe even paying mre attentin t gd news r 12 sharing gd news will help.
Anna’s attitude was remarkable. She 13 the call f duty and, upn leaving, 14 t accept anything but wrds as thanks.
Why nt 15 urselves that, fr all f the bad that’s in the wrld and in the news, behind the scenes, in peple’s rdinary lives, lie untld stries f extrardinary gd?
1．A．testB．repairC．admireD．purchase
2．A．frightenedB．shckedC．thrilledD．annyed
3．A．familiarB．enthusiasticC．similarD．previus
4．A．madeB．ensuredC．expectedD．prpsed
5．A．kindnessB．genersityC．braveryD．intelligence
6．A．refusalB．willingnessC．impressinD．cnfusin
7．A．recgnizedB．prtestedC．guaranteedD．suggested
8．A．PsitiveB．ActiveC．NegativeD．Cntrversial
9．A．hpefulB．aggressiveC．vilentD．dubtful
10．A．recycledB．hiddenC．revealedD．adapted
11．A．callingB．influencingC．fcusingD．waiting
12．A．putting up withB．making up frC．cming up withD．making a pint f
13．A．went beyndB．gave upC．went thrughD．gave away
14．A．embracedB．resistedC．agreedD．refused
15．A．challengeB．infrmC．remindD．advise