2026年中考英語(yǔ)專(zhuān)題復(fù)習(xí)：完形填空專(zhuān)項(xiàng)練習(xí)題匯編

＞完形填空

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＞記敘文閱讀

＞參考答案及解析

一、完形填空

OOlThePictureofPeace

WhenMikewasseven,heknewhisdreamwastobeaphotographer.Hekeptworkingonitfor

years.Recently,hewastryingtotakeapictureofasunset（日落）toentertheschool1competition.

"Mom,ithasbeencloudythesedays.Idon'tthinkIcangetthispicture!"Mikecomplained.

"Whynotuseoneofyourphotosonthecomputer?"suggestedMom.

"Ican't-therulessaythephotoshavetobetakenwithatraditionalcamera.Wehandinarollof

film,itgetsdeveloped（沖洗膠卷）,andwe2_onephotoforthecompetition.n

"Whyisasunsetsoimportant?"Momasked.

"The3_ofthecompetitionispeace,"Mikeexplained,"andIfeelmostpeacefulseeinga

sunset."

Zach,hissix-year-oldbrother,cameoutofthebedroom."Hey,youwanttotakeapictureof

me?Look!"Heputbotharmsoverhishead.

"Notrightnow,"saidMike,laughing.

Thatveryafternoon,Mikefeltexcitedwhenhesawclearskies.Hecarefullylineduphisshot

（鏡頭）andwaited4tillthesunreachedtheground.

"That'sit!Perfect!"heshoutedcheerfully.

Thenextmorning,Mikenoticedhecouldtakeonemorepicturetocompletetherolloffilm,sohe

walkedintoZach'sroom.Zachwas5_quietlywithateddybearunderhisarm.Mikedidn'twake

Zachup,andcarefullytookapictureofhim.

Aweeklater,Mikegotthephotos.Thesunsetpicturewastheonehewasmost6to

see.Thereitwas!ItwasasnearlyperfectasMikehadexpected.

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Then,helookedthroughtheotherphotos.Suddenly,hestopped.Hiseyebrows(眉毛)roseashe7

thephotoofZach.Helookedbackatthephotoofthesunset,whichseemedlessperfectnow.He8

thetwochoices.Finally,hedecidedtohandinthephotoofZachforthecompetition.

()1.A.violinB.tennisC.photoD.chess

()2.A.chooseB.collectC.describeD.design

()3.A.prizeB.topicC.resultD.purpose

()4.A.politelyB.bravelyC.hopefullyD.secretly

()5.A.playingB.readingC.writingD.sleeping

()6.A.afraidB.eagerC.surprisedD.confused

()7.A.studiedB.sharedC.copiedD.fixed

()8.A.changedB.offeredC.acceptedD.weighed

002MyFirstSummerJob

Attheendofmyfirstyearofhighschool,!realizedIneededtofindasummerjob.Iwas

tiredofhavingtoaskmyparentsfor1_.1wantedtogototheshoppingcenterormovieswithfriends

withouthavingtoaskfor$20frommyparents.!imaginedhavingajobatastoreoratasummercamp

whereIcouldplaygameswithchildren.Butwhatactuallyhappenedwas2_.TheonlyjobImanaged

tofindwascleaninguptablesatalocalrestaurant.

Atfirst,theideaofclearingtablesupsetme.Thethoughtofgettingupatdawn(黎明)to

cleanupafterpeoplemademe3_everaskingforajob.Thefirstdaywasterriblybusy.Iwas

runningaround,racingtogetatablereadyforthewaitingcustomers.Illneverforgethow4_Ifelt

thatday,butIllalsoneverforgetsittingdownforlunchwithmyco-workersforthefirsttime.People

myageortenyearsolderallsattogetherandtalkedabouttheirdays.AllofasuddenIwasapart

ofthat,anditfeltgoodtobeso5.

I'venowworkedattherestaurantforalmostoneyear.Pvelearnedtobehappyaboutgetting

upsoearly,becauseIknowthere9regoingtobeafewgood6everydaythere.

Fromstartingthereasashystudent,Fvebeenabletogrowintoapersonthatcangoupand

7_anyone,atworkoranywhereelse.Fmalsonotassensitive(敏感的)asIusedtobe-gettingan

impolitecustomermightmakemefeelbad,butverysoonIcanlaughitoffwithmyco-workers.The

littlejobhasgivenmesomuch,andIcan'twaittogobackandcontinueto8__frommyexperience.

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()l.A.foodB.moneyC.attentionD.advice

()2.A.excitingB.encouragingC.confusingD.disappointing

()3.A.forgetB.enjoyC.regretD.imagine

()4.A.tiredB.happyC.curiousD.relaxed

()5.A.lovedB.missedC.neededD.included

()6.A.dishesB.choicesC.momentsD.customers

()7.A.findB.greetC.pushD.stop

()8.A.growB.standC.restD.hide

003TheStudyofHtheHouse”

Whatdoestheword"ecology"mean?Itwas1byErnstHaeckel,aGermanbiologist.Hejoined

twoGreekwords:"oikosn,meaning"house",and"logie",meaning"thestudyof".Togethertheymean

"thestudyofthehouse".The"house"Haeckelhadinmindisour2_,Earth.Earthishomeforallliving

things-humans,animals,plants,andeventinymicrobes.

Tostudyahouseistolearnhowitsresidents(居民)useit.Anecologistisascientistwho

studiesthe3betweenorganisms(生物)andtheirenvironment,theenvironmentisanorganism's

surroundings.ltmay4water,gases,rocks,andtemperature.

Ecologistsalsostudythebalanceofusingtheenvironmentwhileprotectingit.

Anecologistonceaskedaboy5_hethoughtitmeanttoprotecttheenvironment.

Theboysaid,"Yougointotheforestandlookforsomebodywhowantstocutdownatree.You

takeawayhisaxe.Youtellhimabouthow6_treesare.Yousaytheyaregoodfornatural

beauty,savingsoil,andgivingsheltertobirdsandotheranimals.H

"Goodanswer,"saidtheecologist,"7_itmaynotbeeasytofindawoodcuttertotalk

to.Also,rememberthatsometimesit's8_tocutdownatree.Ifwecutdowntoomanytrees,theforest

willdisappear.Ifwedon'tcutdownanytrees,wewon'tgetanyresourcesfromtheforest.Wehaveto

findtheright9_

"Igetit,"theboysaidJWeneedtheforest's10forwoodandpaperorwemightnothavedesks

ornotebooksforschool.n

"Exactly-andschoolisagoodplacetolearnaboutecology,"addedtheecologist.

"Thenyouwillknowhowtoprotectthenaturalenvironment.n

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()1.A.provedB.inventedC.markedD.accepted

()2.A.planetB.buildingC.projectD.surface

()3.A.feelingB.relationshipsC.distanceD.competitions

()4.A.polluteB.controlC.includeD.reduce

()5.A.whoB.whoseCl.whyD.what

()6.A.wildB.commonC.wealthyD.important

()7.A.butB.andC.soD.or

()8.A.comfortableB.tiringC.impossibleD.necessary

()9.A.mysteryB.temperatureC.balanceD.symbol

()lO.A.soilB.resourcesC.landscapeD.wildlife

004ABoy*sDreamJob

Manykidsarecrazyaboutspace.Lastmonth,aspaceagency(機(jī)構(gòu))toldthepublicthatthey

were1_"aplanetprotectionofficer".Somepeoplelaughedatthefunnyjobtitle,buta9-year-oldboy

tooktheinformation2_.Hewrotealettertotheagency,sayingthathewantedthejob.

"DearSirs,mynameisSamLee.IthinkIamthe3personforthejob,"hewrote.

WhatareSamfs4_?Forone,hewrote,"MysistersaysIactlikeanalien(夕卜星人)."Samalso

saidhehadwatchedalmostallthe5_movieshecouldfind.Hislastsentencemaytouchpeople's

hearts:"!amyoung,soIcanlearntothinklikeanalien."

Samsoongota6fromBillBlack,directoroftheagency."Wehavereceivedyourletter.ltis

greatthatyouareinterestedinthejob.Thisjobisto7_theearthfromgerms(細(xì)菌)onthings

broughtbackfromotherplanets."Billendedtheletterwithsomewarmwords,8_Samtostudy

hardanddowellinschool."Wehopeto9_youattheagencyoneday."hewrote.

"Amongkids,thereare10spacescientists."Billtoldanewspaper."Wethinkofthisletterasa

chancethatmayforeverchangeourkids'life.”

()l.A.wakingupB.lookingforC.dealingwithD.talkingabout

()2.A.simplyB.lightlyC.seriouslyD.clearly

()3.A.rightB.kindC.importantD.favorite

()4.A.dreamsB.problemsC.discoveriesD.advantages

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()5.A.warB.roadC.spaceD.sports

()6.A.jobB.testC.replyD.ticket

()7.A.moveB.protectC.pullD.collect

()8.A.warningB.helpingC.orderingD.encouraging

()9.A.seeB.tellC.thankD.search

()10.A.pastB.futureC.recentD.present

005BodyChangesintheFuture

Wearenowinthe22ndcentury.Withthedevelopmentofscienceandtechnology,peoplecan

changetheirbodiesinthewaytheywant.

Asyearswentby,Mr.Smith1__hislook.Severalmonthsago,Mr.Smithwenttoabody

engineeringshopand2_asmallnose.Smallnoseswerevery3_theseyears.Aftertheoperation,he

lookedathimselfinthemirror(鏡子)andfoundthathis4_hairnolongerfithisnewlook.Then

hewantedachangetolonghair.Whenhewasleaving,theshopkeeper5_toldhimthattheshophad

aspecialofferonears.Atlast,Mr.Smithwentoutoftheshopwithasmallnose,longhairandtwo

newears.

Inthenextfewweeks,Mr.Smithfsinterestinhis6_keptgrowing.Heboughtneweyes,newhands

andnewfeet.Afterthat,helookedveryyoungforhisage,and7_different.Hefeltsatisfiedwith

himself.However,the8_inthefaceandfingerprintsbroughthimmuchtrouble.Hewas9_toenter

placeslikerailwaystationsandairports.Intheend,hedecidedtohavehisoldbodyback!Tohis

surprise,Mrs.Smithwasunhappywithhis10becauseshecouldnotbear(忍受)thebadsmell

ofhisoldfeet.

()l.A.wasboredofB.wasrelaxedabout

C.wasexcitedaboutD.waspleasedwith

()2.A.caredforB.waitedforC.askedforD.sentfor

()3.A.popularB.similarC.strangeD.useful

()4.A.longB.shortC.thickD.thin

()5.A.silentlyB.foolishlyC.carelesslyD.suddenly

()6.A.shapeB.ageC.lifeD.look

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()7.A.probablyB.hardlyC.nearlyD.completely

()8.A.smileB.changeC.colorD.kiss

()9.A.guidedB.refusedC.forcedD.allowed

()10.A.interestB.conditionC.decisionD.situation

006AYoungSpeakerattheUN

Whenshewasveryyoung,SevernCullis-SuzukilearnedthattheUnitedNationsAssembly(

大會(huì))wasgoingtomeetinBrazil,Severn1_thatshewantednotonlytogotherebutalsotosay

something.Shestartedtoraisemoneyforthe2_andwhenshewas12,shehadenoughforthe

11,000-kilometrejourney.

Severnwassurethatshehad3tosay,andwhenshemadeherfive-minutespeech4theUN

Assembly,shetriedveryhardtomakeadifference.Shetalkedabout5problemslikepollutionand

thehuntingofanimals.Shealsotalkedaboutthe6ofchildreninmanypartsofthe

world,especiallypoorchildrenwhodon'thaveenoughtoeat.Shecomparedthemwithchildrenin

richercountrieswhohavemorethantheyneedandthrowthings7_.Severn'squestionswerea

challengetotheworld'sleaders—questionsaboutwhythegrown-upswho8_theworlddon'ttake

morecareofitandofthepeoplewholiveinit.

Manypeoplewhoheardherspeechwerecryingattheend,andeveryone9_withthunderous

applause(掌聲)whenshefinished.

Severnshowedthatyoungpeoplecanmakeadifference]0they'rebraveenoughtobelieve

inthemselves,Whoknows?PerhapsyoucouldbeanotherSevern.

()1.A.refusedB.decidedC.regrettedD.doubted

()2.A.gameB.courseC.partyD.trip

()3.A.somethingB.anythingC.nothingD.everything

()4.A.fromB.withC.toD.by

()5.A.environmentalB.physicalC.educationalD.medical

()6.A.locationB.vacationC.situationD.communication

()7.A.onB.upC.overD.away

()8.A.runB.holdC.missD.stop

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()9.A.brokeupB.grewupC.stoodupD.gaveup

()lO.A.unlessB.ifC.whetherD.though

007WarmthfortheDeliveryman

MaLiisadessertshopownerinYinchuan,Ningxia.Onacoolmorning,shereceivedanonline_J_

butittookheranhourtowaitforthedeliveryman(外賣(mài)送餐員).

Whenthedeliverymancame,Mawasalittle2_."Itistoocoldoutsideandmymotorbikedidn't

work,"explainedthedeliveryman.Aftersheheardhiswords,herangerwas3_.Sheinvitedhimtosit

forawhileandofferedhimacupofhotwater.

Atthatmoment,Manoticedthedeliveryman'sfaceandhandsweredarkpurple4_hehadbeen

workingoutsidefortoolong.Shefeltsorryforhim.Whiletheyweretalking,Maknewthatthe

deliverymanwantedtobuyherdaughtera5_,buthethoughtitwasalittleexpensive.

Afterthedeliverymanleft,Ma6_whathappenedjustnowonherWeChatMoments(微信朋

友圈)withtwophotosofthedeliveryman.

Heartwarmingcomments(評(píng)論)pouredin,suchas"Lifeisnoteasybut7_ofusgive

up!","Thumbsup(點(diǎn)贊)forhard-workingpeople"and"Showingunderstandingto

deliverymen".Some8_offeredmoneyforacake.

Thenextday,Magotintouchwiththedeliverymanandinvitedhimtohershop.

Whentheymet,Maexpressedpeople'skindnesstohimandgavehimacakeforhisdaughter's

birthday.Thedeliverymanwas9.

Mareceivedmorethan600yuanindonations(捐獻(xiàn))10_herfriendsandcustomers.Shesaidshewould

usethemoneytooffersomehelptopeopleinneed.

()l.A.giftB.orderC.ticketD.invitation

()2.A.excitedB.sadC.happyD.angry

()3.A.goneB.stoppedC.lostD.broken

()4.A.becauseB.soC.whenD.though

()5.A.schoolbagB.birthdaycakeC.newcoatD.computer

()6.A.foundB.rememberedC.sharedD.heard

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()7.A.allB.eachC.mostD.none

()8.A.evenB.neverC.hardlyD.ever

()9.A.helpfulB.carefulC.thankfulD.wonderful

()lO.A.toB.fromC.withD.for

008OvercomeStageFear

Accordingtoseveralrecentsurveys,somepeoplefearpublicspeakingmorethananythingelse.

1_,thisfearcanbeovercome(克月艮)withtwosimplemethods:practiceandusingpositive(正面

的)energyfromtheaudience.Practicingforaspeechisessential.2thetaskofwritingthespeech

iscomplete,speakersmustpractice,practice,practice.Themoretimestheypracticethespeech,the

more3theyarediscussingthetopic.Using4suchasmirrorsorvideorecordingsasthey

practicecanshowspeakerswhattheylookandsoundliketotheaudience.Videoisparticularly

helpfulasitcanbe5manytimes,withthepresentersfocusing(集中)ononepartatatime.Another

6ofdealingwithpublicspeakingfearsisusingtheaudience'spositiveenergy.Speakersneedto

rememberthattheaudiencewantsthemto7.Somethingasbasicasasmallnodorasmilefrom

amemberoftheaudienceshouldgive8_tothepresentersbehindthepodium.Whileitiseasyfor

nervousspeakerstofocusonlyongettingthroughthepresentation,usingtheaudience's9will(意愿)

helpsmuchinmakingaspeechbetter.

Allinall,thesetwostrategiesaresuretohelpwithfearsofpublicspeaking.Withproperpractice

andaudienceempathy(共鳴),itis10toovercomethefearofpublicspeakinganddelivera

successfulspeech.Sothereisnoneedtofearpublicspeakinganymore.

()1.A.LuckilyB.SuddenlyC.SadlyD.Terribly

()2.A.UnlessB.AfterC.UntilD.Before

()3.A.nervousB.scaredC.comfortableD.difficult

()4.A.objectsB.activitiesC.signsD.instructions

()5.A.foundB.soldC.clearedD.watched

()6.A.causeB.problemC.wayD.purpose

()7.A.surpriseB.screamC.supposeD.succeed

()8.A.confidenceB.challengeC.humourD.service

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()9.A.poorB.goodC.weakD.free

()10.A.necessaryB.importantC.interestingD.possible

0093D-PrintedHomesforthePoor

AgroupcalledNewStoryisworkingwithacompanycalledIcontoquicklybuildlotsofhouses

forpoorpeopleinTabasco,Mexico.Thewaytheyarebuildingthehousesis1_-by3D-printing

technology.

NewStoryisagroup2_workstobringcheapbutgoodhousestopeoplewhocan't3them.The

grouphasbuiltover2,700housesinplaces4_Bolivia,EISalvador,HaitiandMexico.Inthepast,New

Storybuilt5_housesinanormalway.Butit6alongtime.That's7_NewStorybegantoworkwith

Icon.Iconhasdevelopedawaytobuildhouses8_by3D-printingthemwithconcrete(混凝土).Some

areaswhereNewStorywantstobuildhousessufferfromearthquakes,9Icon'shouseshavebeen

designedtoholdupinearthquakeconditions.ThehousesinTabascohavetwobedrooms,aliving

room,akitchen,andabathroom.

Becausethehousesarecreatedwithacomputerdesign,it*seasyto10thedesigntosuitthe

needsofdifferentfamilies.Theyareexpectedtoliveinlaterthisyear.

()l.A.commonB.expensiveC.unusualD.strong

()2.A.theseB.thoseC.thisD.that

()3.A.cleanB.repairC.affordD上orrow

()4.A.byB.withC.likeD.between

()5.A.itsB.hisC.herD.my

()6.A.hadB.tookC.costD.spent

()7.A.whyB.howC.whatD.when

()8.A.possiblyB.quicklyC.carefullyD.suddenly

()9.A.forB.soC.orD.as

()10.A.shareB.printC.changeD.produce

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OlOMemoriesofGrandma

MylifewasperfectwhenIwastwelveyearsold.Ihadabigfamily,1_mysister,Chrissy,and

alittlebrother,Patrick,whomIlovedgreatly.Springwascoming,andIwas2_aboutanothersummer

withGrandma.SheandIhadgreatfuntogetherlastsummer.Shewasretiring(退休)thisyear,

3__thatmeantmoretimewithher.Then,onApril11,2017,at10:00p.m.,wewereallgoingtobedwhen

thephonerang.Myunclewas4__tosaythatGrandpahadjusttakenGrandmatothehospital...

Thenextmorning,!wastoldthatGrandmawasgoneduetoaheartdisease.!triedtobestrong,but

evenmyfather5_.1hadn'tevensaidgoodbyetoher.Icouldn'tcontrolmy6_anymoreandbeganto

cryloudly.ltfinallyhitme:Shewasgone7_.Allshehadleftmewere8_inthegarden-thehours

wespentplantingflowersandtakingcareof9_.1believethatmygrandmaisastarwatchingover

me,andshewouldhavewantedmetobe10_andhappylikeher,eventhoughtherearebadtimes.My

familyandfriendslovemeforwhoIamandsupportmeforwhatIdo,asIknowmygrandma

would,too.

()l.A.besidesB.includingC.exceptD.beside

()2.A.worriedB.excitedC.movedD.surprised

()3.A.butB.whileC.soD.oi

()4.A.callingB.visitingC.helpingD.writing

()5.A.shoutedB.spokeC.talkedD.cried

()6.A.thoughtsB.wordsC.ideasD.feelings

()7.A.everB.foreverC.alwaysD.sometimes

()8.A.instructionsB.suggestionsC.memoriesD.experiments

()9.A.themB.herC.itD.us

()10.A.weakB.carefulC.politeD.strong

OllZebraandWasp'sHelp

Onesunnymorning,whenZebra(斑馬)visitedtheriverforacooldrink,heheardatiny

voice."Helpme,Zebra!"

ZebralookedaroundandfoundWasp(黃蜂)1_inaspiderwebinathornbush(荊棘叢)

.Carefully,Zebrareachedintoit,butthethorns2_him."Ouch!"Zebrasteppedbackandwasleaving.

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"Pleasehelpme,"saidWasp."OnedayIwill3_yourhelp."

ZebralaughedJI'mfastandstrong.Besides,!haveabigfamily.WhywouldIneedhelpfroma4

wasp?"

"Pleasetryonemoretime,"Waspsaid.Zebraknockedatthewebagain.5_,thistimeitwasenough

tofreeWasp."Trytostayoutoftrouble,"Zebrasaid."Imightnotbenearbythenexttimeaspidergets

6_."Thenheleft.

Allday,Zebrastayedwithhisfamilyuntilhenoticedhisfavouritefruit-someberries!The

hungryZebraranto7_theberries.

WaspwasrestinginthebusheswhenshesawZebra.ShealsofoundLionhidingquietlyahead.If

ZebragottooclosetoLion...

Thinkingquickly,WaspflewdownandgaveLionasuddensting.The8_lioncried.

"Roooooaaar!"Zebraheardtheloudcry.Inasecond,heturnedaroundandranbacktohis9__?

Amomentlater,WaspflewaroundZebra'shead."Trytostayoutoftrouble,"WaspsaidwithaW

."1mightnotbenearbythenexttimealiongetshungry."

()1.A.restingB.playingC.caughtD.hidden

()2.A.hurtB.hitC.refusedD.killed

()3.A.rememberB.returnC.repeatD.report

()4.A.noisyB.lazyC.shyD.little

()5.A.SadlyB.SuddenlyC.LuckilyD.Strangely

()6.A.sleepyB.angryC.thirstyD.hungry

()7.A.smellB.tasteC.touchD.watch

()8.A.surprisedB.excitedC.interestedD.bored

()9.A.friendB.familyC.riverD.fruit

()10.A.laughB.shoutC.wishD.promise

012WaystoBeatStress

Whenevertheexamseasoncomes,stress(焦慮)maycomealong.Herearesome1_thathave

helpedmeandmyfriendsthroughthisseason.

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Whenthestressofexamsisreallyhittingme,Istopandtakeawalk.Iusuallyborrowmy

neighbor'sdogand2_foraboutfifteenminutes.Manyboyswouldsimplychoosetorunfora

while,orplayballgames.Havingsome3_drivesawayyourstresseasilymostofthetime.

And4youfindmusichelpful,giveitago.Listeningtoyourfavoritesongswillsurely

makeyou_5_.Thebestthingaboutthisisthatyoudon'thavetogo6.

Butifyouareabookloverjustlikeme,7_abookyoulikeforhalfanhour.

Readingcantakeyoutoplacesyou've8been.Puttingyourselfintoanewworldhelpsyou

forgetyourstressinthisworldforalittlebit.

Forsure,there*snothingbetterthanlaughing.Laughingisthebestmedicine.ltcanreallykeep9

offyourmind!VeryoftenIcallmybestfriendandwe10ourgoodtimesorsomethingfunny,and

I'mfeelingbetterbeforeIknowit.

Remembermanyothersalsofacetheproblemofstressjustlikeyou,anditisnotsomething

thatcannotbedealtwith.

()l.A.waysB.reasonsC.habitsD.results

()2.A.walkB.jumpC.standD.sit

()3.A.jokesB.sportsC.tasksD.lessons

()4.A.beforeB.untilC.sinceD.if

()5.A.lovelyB.friendlyC.happyD.sleepy

()6.A.somewhereB.everywhereC.anywhereD.nowhere

()7.A.copyB.writeC.printD.read

()8.A.everB.neverC.seldomD.always

()9.A.worryB.pityC.surpriseD.pain

()10.A.thinkaboutB.talkaboutC.careaboutD.hearabout

013GPSMistakeLeadsAstray

ASwedishcoupleonholidayweretravellingaroundItaly,andwantedtogotoCapri.

Capriisanislandinthesouthofthecountry,1_foritsbeautifulcoastlineandapopulartourist

destination(目的地).Thecoupleputtheirdestinationintotheircar'sGPS(全球定位系統(tǒng)),2_they

madeaspellingmistake.They3_typedCARPIinsteadofCAPRI.

ThereisarealplacecalledCarpiinItaly,butitisasmalltowninthe4_ofthecountry.

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ThecouplefollowedtheGPSdirections.Althoughtheyweretravellingtoanisland,itdidn't5

themthattheyhadn'tevencrossedabridgeorseenthesea.WhentheyarrivedinCarpi,theywentto

thetouristoffice.Theyasked6theycouldgototheBlueGrotto,awell-knownseacaveinCapri.Of

course,theofficeworkertherecouldn't7_them.Hethoughttheywantedtogotoa8_calledthe

BlueGrottofordinner.

WhenthemanrealizedthatthecouplethoughttheywereinCapri,he9_theirmistake.The

couplegotbackintotheircarandstarteddrivingsouth.Theofficeworkersaid,"Theywere10,but

notangry."

Itwasaspellingmistakethattookthecouple600kilometresfromtheirdestination.

()1.A.suitableB.usefulC.goodD.famous

()2.A.andB.soC.orD.but

()3.A.slowlyB.carelesslyC.patientlyD.clearly

()4.A.northB.southC.eastD.west

()5.A.satisfyB.relaxC.worryD.touch

()6.A.howB.whereC.whyD.what

()7.A.refuseB.controlC.doubtD.understand

()8.A.museumB.restaurantC.stationD.library

()9.A.continuedB.acceptedC.explainedD.repeated

()10.A.interestedB.surprisedC.excitedD.pleased

014MichaersSecretKindness

"WherecouldMichaelbe?"Iwonderedaloud.

Michaelwasmyclassmate.Helikedplayingpranksonothers.

Heonceputasignthatsaid"SingtoMe!"on1_back.ltwasterrible.EverywhereIwent,peopleI

didn'tevenknowstartedsingingtome.WhenIrealizedwhatwashappening,!gotreally2.

Anothertime,heembarrassed(使...尷尬)Nicoleduringsharingtime.Nicolewasshy.She3

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Nicole!

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ItwasValentine'sDaythatday.IwassureMichaelwasuptosomethingsomewhere,5he

alwayswas.NowaywasIgoingtolethimpullaprank-ruining(破壞，毀滅)someone'sValentine's

Day.

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totheclassroom,therewasMichaelPeterson,atMichaelRogers^esk,digginginhis7ofvalentines

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