重難點08完形填空說明文

說明文往往圍繞一個問題從不同的側(cè)面來加以說明，通常結(jié)構(gòu)嚴(yán)謹(jǐn)，句子結(jié)構(gòu)復(fù)雜，因此也是高考完形填

空題中較難理解的一種文體。在說明文類的完形填空中，作者一般在文章的首句直接提出說明的對象。說

明文一般按一定的順序展開。理清文章的說明順序，對于正確把握文意和上下文的邏輯關(guān)系，選擇正確答

案具有重要意義。說明文往往采用比較正式的文體，表述準(zhǔn)確嚴(yán)謹(jǐn)，生詞術(shù)語較多，句子較長，結(jié)構(gòu)較為

復(fù)雜。

預(yù)計2024年高考完形填空對詞匯的考查仍將以實詞為主，且突出語境化的特點。在備考過程中，考生

應(yīng)注意夯實基礎(chǔ)詞匯知識，增加詞匯儲備量，尤其要注意課標(biāo)詞匯中的多義詞、派生詞等，同時提高語言

運用能力。

1.快速弄清文章大意

對于此類文章我們結(jié)合選擇項，進(jìn)行粗讀或略讀，對文章的大意要先有一個大體的了解。說明文往往

生詞較多，而題材又比較廣泛，所以閱讀時，首先要能夠掌握文章的大意。

2.弄清楚說明的順序

把握了說明順序，就能準(zhǔn)確把握文章的脈絡(luò)，加強(qiáng)對整篇文章的理解。

3.把握文章的組織結(jié)構(gòu)，理清事實細(xì)節(jié)

把握語篇特征對理解文意與答題極為有利。說明性的文章一般都是一篇完整的、意思表達(dá)清楚的、邏

輯比較嚴(yán)密的短文。在閱讀這類文章時，我們一定要仔細(xì)研讀文章的開頭和結(jié)尾，從主題句著手，找出支

持句，然后尋找文章的結(jié)論。這時，我們還要特別注意，不要被表面的一些細(xì)節(jié)所迷惑，我們在理解細(xì)節(jié)

的基礎(chǔ)上，還要斟酌文字的內(nèi)涵意義，從而對文章進(jìn)行深層次的理解。

4.注重上下文語境

應(yīng)逐句精讀短文，逐題分析選項，對特定的語境作深入的理解，克服"思維定勢"，根據(jù)全文大意和

詞不離句、句不離文的原則逐項填空。

典例一

（2023?江蘇南通?統(tǒng)考二模）Childrenmodelthemselveslargelyontheirparents.Theydosomainlythrough

identification.Children1aparentwhentheybelievetheyhavethequalitiesandfeelingsthatare2

ofthatparent.Thethingsparentsdoandsay-andthe3theydoandsaytothemthereforestrongly

influenceachild'sbehavior.Therefore,parentsmust4behavelikethetypeofpersontheywanttheirchild

tobecome.

Whafsmore,aparent'sactionscanalso5theself-imagethatachildformsthroughidentification.

Childrenwhoseemainlypositivequalitiesintheirparentswilllikelylearntoseethemselvesinapositiveway.

Childrenwhoobservechiefly6qualitiesintheirparentswillhavedifficultyseeingpositivequalitiesin

themselves.Childrenmaymodifytheirself-image,7astheybecomeincreasinglyinfluencedbypeers

groupsstandardsbeforetheyreach13.

Apositiveattitudeandself-imageplayanimportantrolewhenchildren8somethingunexpected.

Isolatedevents,evendramaticones,donotnecessarilyhavea9effectonachild'sbehavior.Children

interactsucheventsaccordingtotheirestablishedattitudesand10training.Childrenwhoknowtheyare

lovedcan,forexample,acceptthe11oftheirparentsoraparent'searlydeath.Butifchildrenfeel

12theymayinterpretsucheventsasasignofrejectionor13.

Inthesameway,allchildrenarenotinfluenced14bytoysandgames,readingmatter,and

televisionprograms.Asinthecaseofadramaticchangeinfamilyrelations,theeffectofanactivityorexperience

dependsonhowthechild15it.

1.A.apologizetoB.approveofC.attendtoD.allowfor

2.A.thoughtfulB.characteristicC.consciousD.cautious

3.A.timeB.placeC.wayD.extent

4.A.consistentlyB.barelyC.conciselyD.originally

5.A.respondB.imitateC.conveyD.affect

6.A.positiveB.complexC.negativeD.concrete

7.A.howeverB.thereforeC.anyhowD.otherwise

8.A.turndownB.sortoutC.stickwithD.comeacross

9.A.upliftingB.permanentC.temporaryD.distracting

10.A.intenseB.realisticC.previousD.educational

11.A.financeB.marriageC.assistanceD.divorce

12.A.isolatedB.attendedC.unlovedD.stressed

13.A.punishmentB.discriminationC.assessmentD.transformation

14.A.evenB.alikeC.atallD.asawhole

15.A.interpretsB.anticipatesC.accomplishesD.maintains

典例二

（2023?山東淄博?統(tǒng)考三模）ChatGPThasbeeneverywhereforthelastfewmonths.Itraises16

abouttheirimpactoneverythinghappeninginoursociety.

ChatGPTisanaturallanguageprocessingtool17byAItechnologythatallowsyoutohave

human-like18andmuchmore.Thelanguagemodelcananswerquestionsand19youwithtasks,

suchascomposingemails,essays,andcode.

The20toproducefrequentlyaccurateresponsestoavastrangeofquestionsiswhyitbecamethe

fastest-growingappofalltime,21100millionusersinonlytwomonths.Thefactthatitcanalso22

essays,articles,andpoetryhasonly23itsappeal.Itisalsoequally24atcodingandproductivity

tasks.Fortheformer,itsabilityto25codefromnaturalspeechmakesitapowerfulpartnerforbothnew

and26coders.

Despitelookingveryimpressive,ChatGPTstillhas27.Suchrestrictionsincludetheinabilityto

answerquestionsthatarewordedina28way,asitrequiresrewordingtounderstandtheinputquestion.

Abiggerlimitationisalackofqualityinthe29itdelivers.Anothermajorlimitationisthatitsdatais

limitedupto2021.Thechatrobotdoesnothaveany30ofeventsornewsthathaveoccurredsincethen.

Lastly,ChatGPTdoesnotprovidesourcesforitsresponses.

16.A.requestsB.concernsC.emotionsD.doubts

17.A.drivenB.followedC.inspiredD.entertained

18.A.conflictsB.challengesC.interestsD.conversations

19.A.manageB.controlC.assistD.accompany

20.A.abilityB.chanceC.responsibilityD.purpose

21.A.consultingB.reachingC.introducingD.counting

22.A.causeB.returnC.existD.generate

23.A.addedtoB.connectedtoC.devotedtoD.owedto

24.A.determinedB.equippedC.talentedD.alarmed

25.A.saveB.createC.chooseD.describe

26.A.cautiousB.untrainedC.familiarD.experienced

27.A.limitationsB.possibilitiesC.requirementsD.advantages

28.A.rightB.suitableC.specificD.natural

29.A.approachesB.responsesC.contributionD.sensitivity

30.A.noticeB.questionC.feelingD.awareness

?限時檢測

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1.（2023?江蘇?統(tǒng)考模擬預(yù)測）DuringmyfreshmanyearatBrooklynCollege,creditcardcompanieswere

eagertoearnthebusinessofstudents.]byvariousrewardsprogramsthatonlytoldpartofthestory,many

studentssignedupforoneormorecardswithoutunderstandingthe2oflatepayment.

3basicfinancialliteracy（金融素養(yǎng)）meantmanycollegestudentsstartedofftheiradultliveswith

poorcredit.4,theyfacedchallengeslaterinlifewhentheyneededtoborrowmoneybutcouldn't5

alow-interestloan.

Poorcredit6mepastcollegeandyearsintomyteachingcareer.Thathasfueledmysenseof7

toteachthenextgenerationofstudentsaboutpersonalfinance.IfswhyIhelpeddevelopapersonalfinancecourse

forteensandyoungadults.

Tomaketheclassas8aspossible,weaskedthestudentswhat9interestedthem.Theywere

curioustoknowaboutbuyinghomesandcars.Ourcourse,intendedforthoseagedbetween14and21,hasthem

10questions:HowmuchdoIneedtosavetomakethesepurchases?WhichpurchasesdoIprioritize?

We,educators,canhelpyoungpeople11lifeaftergraduation,astherearemanygreat12

anddevelopingourcoursewas13thanIhadexpected,whichiswhyIhopemoreschoolsandyouth

organizationswillofferfinancialeducation.

Financialliteracyshouldn'tbeoptionalbecauseitputsthosewithoutitatasignificant14.Andif

my15asastudentandaneducatorhavetaughtmeanything,ifsthatnooneshouldhavetolearn

importantfinanciallessonsthehardway.

1.A.AttractedB.SponsoredC.RequiredD.Dominated

2.A.conditionsB.benefitsC.consequencesD.processes

3.A.DisplayingB.MaintainingC.AbandoningD.Lacking

4.A.HoweverB.ThereforeC.OtherwiseD.Instead

5.A.secureB.guaranteeC.requestD.settle

6.A.turnedB.guidedC.followedD.tricked

7.A.independenceB.responsibilityC.achievementD.identity

8.A.touchingB.surprisingC.engagingD.inspiring

9.A.wordsB.titlesC.coursesD.topics

10.A.posingB.consideringC.examiningD.tackling

11.A.searchforB.payforC.prepareforD.carefor

12.A.questionsB.pathsC.examplesD.resources

13.A.easierB.cheaperC.saferD.stricter

14.A.distanceB.disadvantageC.pointD.corner

15.A.dutiesB.abilitiesC.ambitionsD.experiences

2.（2023?浙江紹興?統(tǒng)考模擬預(yù)測）Wearingacavemanmask（面具）,Dr.Marzluffwalksacrossthecampat

theuniversity.Crows（烏鴉）circleandscream.Theydiveathimandthensuddenlyflyaway.

Beneaththemask,hesmiles.Daysbefore,heandhisstudentshad16cavemenmaskscaughtcrows

and17plasticbandsontotheirlegs.Thentheyreleasedthe18birds.

“Wealwaysknewcrows19us,butcouldweshowit?”saysDr.Marzluff,aprofessorknown

affectionatelyastheCrowman.

Whentheresearcherswalkedaroundcampuswithoutmasks,thecrowstheyhadcaughtandbandeddidn,t

20tothem.Butwhenthe21humanswalkedbywhilewearingthemasks,thecrowsscolded（責(zé)罵）

loudlyanddivedattheir"22Thebirdshadrememberedtheir23!

“Crowsareconstantly24us,"Dr.Marzluffsays."Theylook,theythink,theyeyeballyou,

25thesituation.5,

Atfirst,onlythebandedbirdsreacted26tothepeopleinmasks.Butinlatertests,anincreasing

numberofcrowsbeganscoldingthem,evenwhenthebandedbirdswerenotaround.Thebirdshad27

fromoneanother.Dr.Marzluffandhisteamfollowedbandedcrowsforayearand28thatadultseven

passthisinformationtotheir29.

Dr.Marzluff'sexperimentsledhimtostudyhowcrows'30work.

16.A.pickedoutB.putonC.searchedforD.takenoff

17.A.droppedB.steppedC.pressedD.tied

18.A.unhappyB.beautifulC.blackD,rare

19.A.hateB.attackC.recognizeD.contact

20.A.waveB.reactC.replyD.turn

21.A.friendlyB.unkindC.differentD.same

22.A.enemiesB.professorsC.ownersD.followers

23.A.clothesB.facesC.organsD.figures

24.A.expectingB.admiringC.watchingD.tolerating

25.A.estimatingB.changingC.restoringD.worsening

26.A.rigidlyB.automaticallyC.abnormallyD.threateningly

27.A.resultedB.heardC.learnedD.benefited

28.A.promisedB.identifiedC.deniedD.clarified

29.A.youngB.neighborC.partnersD.opponents

30.A.wingsB.nosesC.legsD.brains

3.（2023?山東濰坊?統(tǒng)考模擬預(yù)測）Likemanypeople,publicspeakingoncefilledmewithfearAsawriter,I

feltmuchmore31expressingmyselfonthepage,ratherthanonthe32.Strangely,Ifound

thatthefeelingsof33tobeperfectlytolerable;34,1wasconcernedwiththewaysthatothers

wouldperceivemynervousenergy.Aslightchangeof35,theunconsciousbitingofmylip-Iassured

thatrdbe36foranynom-verbalsignalthatshowedmylackof37.Iwasexperiencing

anxietyaboutmyanxiety-consequencesthatmadethewholetaskfeelmuchmore38.

Youmighthave39thisyourselfbeforeajobintervieworimportantworkmeetinginfrontofsenior

colleagues.Andthemoreyoutryto40yourfeelings,themoreobvioustheyappeartoothers.

Accordingtoastrikingnewstudy,however,theseconcernsmaybe41.JamieWhitehouse,a

researchfellowatNottinghamTrentUniversityintheUK,hasshownthatvisiblesignsofstressareoften

42leavingothersmorelikelytolikeusandtreatus43.Ifso,thenweneednottrysohardto

44acalm-and-collectedpokerface,safeintheknowledgethatpeoplewillrelatewelltoour45.

31.A.anxiousB.comfortableC.cautiousD.hesitant

32.A.examroomB.videocallC.stagecenterD.teacher9sdesk

33.A.burdenB.lonelinessC.conflictD.anxiety

34.A.besidesB.insteadC.thereforeD.otherwise

35.A.voiceB.appearanceC.attitudeD.routine

36.A.pausedB.rejectedC.assessedD.warned

37.A.knowledgeB.experienceC.processD.confidence

38.A.astonishingB.terrifyingC.pressingD.confusing

39.A.noticedB.refreshedC.mentionedD.supposed

40.A.permitB.declareC.hideD.deserve

41.A.practicalB.inaccurateC.unpredictableD.unnecessary

42.A.appealingB.annoyingC.frustratingD.convincing

43.A.warmlyB.apparentlyC.curiouslyD.casually

44.A.remindB.requireC.wanderD.maintain

45.A.attentionB.expectationC.emotionsD.appreciation

4.（2023?山東日照?統(tǒng)考一模）A17-year-oldteenager,AnikaPuri,hasinventedalow-costtooltospot

elephantpoachers（偷獵者）inrealtime.Shewonthe2022PeggyScrippsAwardforScienceCommunicationfor

hermodelofamachine-learning-drivensoftwarethat46movementpatternsinthermalvideosofhumans

andelephants.'Tmespeciallyexcitedbythe47focusingonendangeredspeciesandenvironmental

science,9,Purisaid.

DuringarecenttriptoIndia,Purirealizedthatelephantswerestillbeing48fortheirtusks（牙）.“Iwas

quitetakenaback,“Purisaid."'BecauseIalwaysthought,'well,poachingis49;howcomeitreallyisstill

suchabig50?'"

Overthenexttwoyears,Puri51thesoftwareEISa（shortforelephantsavior）.Thiswildlifepoacher

detectionsolutionisbasedona52process:anElSacameraattachedtoamobilephone53overa

parkonadroneand54themovementsofelephantsorhumans.Thesoftwareisfourtimesmore55

thanexistingstate-of-the-artdetectionmethods.Italsodecreasesthe56forexpensivehigh-resolution

thermalcameras.

The17-year-old'sinventionhaseared57fromnotablescientists."Puri'ssoftwareisquite

admirable,9,saysJasperEikelboom,anecologist,t4Ifsquite58thatasenorhighschoolstudenthasbeen

ableto59somethinglikethis.Notonlytheresearchandtheanalysis,butalsobeingableto60

itinthemodels.^^

46.A.analyzesB.changesC.repeatsD.draws

47.A.discoveryB.inventionC.theoryD.concept

48.A.trainedB.protectedC.killedD.raised

49.A.dangerousB.harmfulC.unnecessaryD.illegal

50.A.issueB.businessC.burdenD.effect

51.A.usedB.createdC.downloadedD.sold

52.A.similarB.naturalC.simpleD.gradual

53.A.passesB.spreadsC.jumpsD.flies

54.A.detectsB.controlsC.stopsD.directs

55.A.expensiveB.accurateC.activeD.complex

56.A.wishB.valueC.needD.preparation

57.A.incomeB.praiseC.qualificationD.confidence

58.A.strangeB.essentialC.mysteriousD.remarkable

59.A.achieveB.recordC.imagineD.learn

60.A.absorbB.repairC.mixD.apply

5.（2023?湖北武漢?湖北省武昌實驗中學(xué)?？寄M預(yù)測）Morethananything,thisisabookabout

unconditionallove——abondbetweenacaringwomanandaloyaldog.

Harley'sHarlequinHeartwrittenbyChristyJaegerand61throughthenarration（敘述）ofHarley,

showswhythepoweroflovecanovercomethe62thatispartofeverylifejourney.

Harleytakesusalongonallhis63withhisownerJaeger-fromgrowingup,beingtrained,togoing

todogshows.Thenoneday,Harleyisdiagnosedwithbonecancer.Fortunately,there?senoughtimetoexplore

64"Jaegertoldmeeveryonehasasixthsense,which65themwhensomething'snotright.Looking

back,I'mgladshepaidattentiontoher66warning.??

Throughsurgery,thissmartdog67.Itisn'teasyandhetellsusabouthispainandfears.But

chancesof68lookpromising.Afterthisexperience,Harley69realizesthatwhensomeonehas

cancer,theentirefamilywill70.However,allthepeopleplayingapartintheprocessforman

unbreakableconnection.

Harley's71withcancermightconcernadultsconsideringreadingthisbookwiththeirchildren.

ButJaegerprovidessuchapositiveperspectivethatthereissomuchmorereasonto72thisbook.

Besides,ithelpsgreatlythatthebookhasa73ending.

AsJaegernotes,“Thebookspreadslovetous.Thissmallelementcanbe74inthehumanand

animalworlds.^^Lovecandefeatall.That75couldn'tbeanyclearerthaninthiswonderfulbook.

61.A.explainedB.presentedC.designedD.included

62.A.misfortuneB.uneaseC.inconvenienceD.discomfort

63.A.packagesB.dreamsC.burdensD.adventures

64.A.mysteriesB.problemsC.curesD.challenges

65.A.forbidsB.hitsC.informsD.warns

66.A.activeB.innerC.usefulD.sudden

67.A.pushesthroughB.bendsdownC.cheersupD.getsoff

68.A.successB.recoveryC.victoryD.survival

69.A.innocentlyB.automaticallyC.graduallyD.accidentally

70.A.sufferB.behaveC.performD.delay

71.A.competingB.battlingC.continuingD.mixing

72.A.possessB.closeC.shareD.print

73.A.sadB.happyC.ridiculousD.unusual

74.A.decisiveB.logicalC.attractiveD.influential

75.A.meaningB.principleC.messageD.expression

6.（2023?湖南長沙?長郡中學(xué)?？家荒＃㏕hisyear,hundredsofpeoplearoundtheworldareapplyingfora

desiredjobtorunPortLockroy,theworld'smostremotepostoffice.The76isinAntarctica,andoneof

thekey77istheabilitytocountpenguins（企鵝）.

Eachyear,theUKAntarcticHeritageTrust78fourpostmentoliveontheislandfromNovemberto

March.Apartfrombeinganearly80-year-oldBritish-ownedpostoffice,it79asamuseum.Although

employeeseachhaveunique80,theyarecooperativelyresponsibleforpreservingthe81

placeandcaringforthethousandsoftourists.Thestaffisalso82environmentaldatacollectionand

wildlifemonitoring.

Applicantsarewarnedthere9snotmuchtimeforrelaxationandrest.Still,thejobishighly83.The

UKAntarcticHeritageTrustgetshundredsofapplications84fortheposition.Theyaremainly85

toPortLockroy,bothforitshistoryanditsscientificsignificance.LucyDormansucceededinapplyingforthe

2019-2020season.Itwasareal86forher."Eventhoughthejobcanbehardattimes,there5sareal

senseofcommunity.You'vegotto87,becauseyoucan'tgetawayfromeachotherveryeasily.Ireally

lovethatsortof88Jshesaid.t4Andwhatyoucanachievehereis89.Thetotalexperience

offersbothadifferent90towardstheworldandanewviewpointonyourfunctionontheplanet.9,

76.A.centreB.positionC.aimD.unit

77.A.requirementsB.characteristicsC.virtuesD.activities

78.A.persuadesB.instructsC.encouragesD.hires

79.A.existsB.transformsC.doublesD.develops

80.A.tastesB.talentsC.rolesD.backgrounds

81.A.temporaryB.historicC.grandD.magical

82.A.infavorofB.inneedofC.inpossessionofD.inchargeof

83.A.paidB.sought-afterC.hard-wonD.respectable

84.A.annuallyB.weeklyC.monthlyD.daily

85.A.invitedB.devotedC.relatedD.drawn

86.A.joyB.lessonC.effortD.shock

87.A.getalongB.showoffC.breakthroughD,givein

88.A.lonelinessB.eagernessC.loosenessD.togetherness

89.A.consistentB.rewardingC.potentialD.pure

90.A.entranceB.answerC.attitudeD.introduction

7.（2022?湖南?校聯(lián)考二模）Changsha,capitalofcentralChina9sHunanProvince,is91itselfintothe

country'sleadingcenterof92manufacturing.Thecity'sclusterofengineeringmachinerycompanieshas

beenincludedinChina'sfirstlistof15sophisticatedmanufacturingclusters.

Inrecentyears,Changshahas93promotedthehigh-qualitydevelopmentofitsmanufacturing

industry,improvedthesector'scomprehensivestrengthandoptimizeditsindustrial94.Thecityhas

continuously95itsinnovationcapacityandseena96ofmajorinnovationoutcomes.Ithasalso

promotedtheextensiveapplicationofinformationtechnologiesinindustrialization,makingits97

manufacturinga98.

“Asa99inbuildingtheclusterofengineeringmachinerycompanies,theChangshaConstruction

MachineryIndustryAssociationencouragedcompaniesto100over220newproductsandtechnologies,

amongwhichfiveproductsarethefirstoftheirkindinChinaandeventheworld,breakingtechnological

101JsaidWuJingsheng,executivevicepresidentoftheassociation.

Theassociationalso102inthesecondChangshaInternationalConstructionEquipmentExhibition

heldinChangshaandorganizedfivethemedforums.ItalsotookpartinthefirstChinaConstructionMachinery

LeasingConferenceheldinthecity,whichattractedover1,500leasingcompaniesforofflineactivitiesandover

20,000enterprisesfor103activities.

“ChangshawillbuilditselfintoaleadingadvancedmanufacturingclusterinChinaand104an

exampleinthisregard,soastodrive105industrialdevelopmentintheChangsha-Zhuzhou-Xiangtan

metropolitanareaandtherestofHunanProvince,saidKangXiaoping,directoroftheChangshamunicipal

industryandinformationtechnologybureau.

91.A.transformingB.reformingC.cateringD.devoting

92.A.industrialB.majorC.advancedD.apical

93.A.randomlyB.vigorouslyC.casuallyD.frequently

94.A.patternB.standardC.designD.prospect

95.A.adjustedB.renewedC.enhancedD.accelerate

96.A.discoveryB.tendencyC.reviseD.stream

97.A.unmannedB.sensitiveC.specialD.intelligent

98.A.helpinghandB.callingcardC.growingtrendD.pullingarm

99.A.tutorB.pioneerC.followerD.core

100.A.putupB.setoffC.rolloutD.lookinto

101.A.steppingstonesB.bottlenecksC.drawbacksD.ties

102.A.participatedB.appearedC.directedD.starred

103.A.otherB.onlineC.relevantD.vis-a-vis

104.A.buildupB.turntoC.setupD.beatdown

105.A.coordinatedB.decentralizedC.prosperousD.healthy

8.（2023上?廣東?高三校聯(lián)考開學(xué)考試）Everyyear,IlookforwardtomeetingtheTeacheroftheYearfor

Washington.Ifsalwaysfascinatingtohear106intheirfieldtalkabouttheirteaching.

Thisyear'sconversationwas107though.Unluckily,becauseofsomethingunexpected,Icouldn't

talkwithAmyCampbell,thistime'swinner,108.Themeetinghadtotakeplaceovervideochats.Unlike

anyothers,Amyis109一andsoareherstudents.ThafsbecauseAmyisengagedinspecialeducationand

allherstudentshave110.Soshehastoputforward111waystodrawthemintotheirschoolwork.

Iwas112byhowAmycustomized（定制learningprograms.Shetoldmeaboutaschoolboy,whowas

completelynon-verbal,visuallydamaged,andcouldn'tmovehisarmsorlegs.Ratherthanfocusonwhattheboy

couldn'tdo,Amy113whathecoulddo,likenoddingandshakinghishead.She114awriting

systemforhimtoeffectivelyrecordwhathedidlikehisclassmates.

Amy'sgoalistocreateanenvironmentwhereallherstudentscan115wellandlivehappily.Instead

ofbeingtaughtinthe116modelwherespecialstudentsarekeptalone,herstudentsare117into

theschool.Theyhaveprofessionalplacestostudyandlivein.Theylearnandsocializeintheclassrooms,eatinthe

cafeteria,andplaysportsinthe118.

AmytakesgreatpainstofigureoutexactlywhatH9foreachstudent.Herstudentswithspecialneeds

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