资源简介 考点强化训练26 完形填空一、人物故事ARebeccaisawildlifecamerawomanfromtheUnitedKingdom:ShewasfilmingdocumentaryfortheBBCinthePacificOcean 1 shesawsomethingthatmadehercry:hundredsofdeadbirds.Theydiedbecausethey 2 atesomeoftheplasticthatisthrownintotheseaeachyear.The 3 onthePacificislandsshouldhavebeensomeofthemostbeautifulplacesintheworld.Buttheywere 4 withplastictoys,bottles,pens,cigarettelighters—everyplasticthingyoucanthinkof.?Rebecca 5 shehadtodosomething.InherhometownofModburyinsouthwestEngland,sheaskedlocalshopkeepers 6 theycoulddosomethingtohelp.Sheasked 7 tostopusingplasticbagsintheirshops.?Plasticbagsareused 8 inBritain.Thenumbersare 9 .Britainusesnearly17billionplasticbagseachyear.Andthebagscan 10 hundredsofyearstobreakdown(分解)becausetheyaremadeofchemicals.Eachyear,theseaandtheenvironmentbecomemoreandmorepolluted.?ToRebecca’s 11 ,theshopkeepersagreedandModburybecamethefirstplasticbag-freetowninBritain.Instead,shops 12 reusablecottonbagsorbiodegradable(可生物降解的)bags.Othertowns 13 Modbury’sexampleandmoretownsaroundBritainandaroundtheworldarebecomingplasticbag-free.?Nowthe“bagforlife”ispartofthenationalculture,andthe 14 ofreducingtheuseofplasticbagshasbecomelaw:sinceOctober2015,allshopsintheUKmustpayfivepenceforeachplasticbagusedbyeachshopper,nomatterhowgenerous(大量的)theirspendingis!It’snotenough,butit’sa 15 .?( )1.A.what B.when C.where D.how( )2.A.accidentallyB.successfullyC.comfortablyD.politely( )3.A.gardensB.fieldsC.beachesD.blocks( )4.A.coveredB.inventedC.discoveredD.recycled( )5.A.chosenB.decidedC.completedD.divided( )6.A.althoughB.asC.soD.if( )7.A.herB.themC.himD.it( )8.A.everywhereB.anywhereC.somewhereD.nowhere( )9.A.relaxingB.disappointingC.amazingD.moving( )10.A.spendB.costC.takeD.pay( )11.A.successB.surpriseC.resultD.wonder( )12.A.giveB.findC.holdD.offer( )13.A.madeB.setC.advisedD.followed( )14.A.taskB.promiseC.habitD.subject( )15.A.beginB.endC.dropD.startBJohnnieMartinwasborninaworker’sfamily.Hisparentslivedasimplelife,savingmoneyforthedaywhentheycouldsendhimtoagooduniversity.Theyhaddreamedthattheirsoncouldgetagood 1 andliveabetterlife.However,toJohnnie,schoollessonsseemedlikeawallthatwasimpossibletogothrough.?OnedaywhenhewasinGrade11,Johnniewenttoschoolpsychologist’sofficeto 2 forhelp.?“Johnnie,I’vebeenstudyingyourmarksofallthetestsatschool.I’vemadea 3 studyofthem,”saidthepsychologist.?“I’vebeentryinghard,”Johnniewasaboutto 4 .?Thepsychologistputhishandontheboy’sshoulder,“Peoplehavedifferentkindsoftalents,Johnnie.Therearepainterswhowere 5 abletolearnmath,andengineerswhocan’tsingonkey.Somedayyouwill 6 whatyouaregoodat,andwhenyoudo,youwillmakeyourparentsandallofusvery 7 you.”?Johnniedidn’tgotouniversity.Hefoundajobworkinginthegardensaroundthetown.Soon 8 amazinghappened.HiscustomersbegantonoticethatJohnniehadwhattheycalled“greenthumb”.Theplantshe 9 grew,andtherosesblossomed.Peoplestartedtoaccepthis 10 forgardening,becausehehadaneyeforcolorandlight.?Onedaywhilehewasdowntown,hehappenedto 11 anunuseddirtylandbehindthecityhall.Hevolunteeredtomakeitintoagarden.Thatveryafternoonassoonashegotthepermission,hestartedthework,buthecouldn’t 12 allthetoolsortheplantsthatwere 13 forit.Peoplegavehimyoungtrees,rose-bushes,benchesandmanyotherthings.Beforelong,ithadbecomeabeautifullittle 14 .?TodayJohnnieistheheadofthebusinessingardening.Whereverheandhismengo,they 15 beautybeforetheeyesofpeople.?( )1.A.jobB.gardenC.lessonD.present( )2.A.askB.raiseC.wishD.collect( )3.A.funnyB.publicC.carefulD.similar( )4.A.lieB.cryC.laughD.agree( )5.A.alwaysB.usuallyC.sometimesD.never( )6.A.spreadB.produceC.findD.educate( )7.A.strictwithB.proudofC.angrywithD.sureof( )8.A.nothingB.anythingC.somethingD.everything( )9.A.pickedupB.pointedatC.talkedaboutD.lookedafter( )10.A.suggestionsB.invitationsC.situationD.attention( )11.A.buyB.rentC.cleanD.notice( )12.A.affordB.masterC.stareD.read( )13.A.commonB.naturalC.possibleD.necessary( )14.A.farmB.lakeC.parkD.market( )15.A.findB.spreadC.collectD.describeCWhenIwas15,IsaidtomyclassthatIwasgoingtowritemyownbooks.Allthe 1 nearlyfelloutoftheirchairs,laughingatme,“Don’tbesilly.Onlygeniuses(天才)canbecomewriters.”Iwasdeeply 2 andIcouldn’thelpcrying.?ThatnightIwroteashort,sadpoemaboutmy 3 dreamsandmailedittotheWeeklyNewspaper.?Tomy 4 ,theypublishedit,andsentmetwodollars.Iwasapaidwriter!I 5 ittomyclassmates.?They 6 again.“Justluck,”theysaid.However,Ihadtastedsuccess 7 myfirstpoemhadbeenpublished.?BythetimeIgraduatedfromhighschool,Ihadcollectedallmypublished 8 together.ButI 9 talkedaboutmywritingtomyclassmatesagain.Theywere 10 killers.Andpeoplemustalwayskeepontheirowndreamsby 11 .?Later,IwroteabookaboutwhatIunderstoodandfeltaboutmylife.It 12 meninemonthstofinishit.Ichoseapublisher(出版商)andmailedmybook.Iwroteanote 13 it,“Iwrotethisbookmyself.Ihopeyouwilllikeit.Thankyou.”?Amonthlater, 14 Ireceivedaletter,withaninvitationforpublishingthebook.Itbecameabestseller(畅销书),andwastranslatedinto15languages.I’mnotagenius,andI’mnottalented.Ijustwrite.Toallthosewhodreamofbeing 15 ,Iwanttosaytoyou,“Yes,youcan!”?( )1.A.studentsB.teachersC.doctorsD.parents( )2.A.remindedB.changedC.hurtD.influenced( )3.A.strangeB.unusualC.brokenD.wonderful( )4.A.surpriseB.lifeC.heartD.joy( )5.A.showedB.advisedC.encouragedD.introduced( )6.A.criedB.laughedC.cheeredD.worried( )7.A.ifB.thoughC.beforeD.because( )8.A.novelsB.photosC.articlesD.works( )9.A.alwaysB.neverC.everD.often( )10.A.timeB.dreamC.thoughtD.secret( )11.A.ourselvesB.yourselvesC.themselvesD.himself( )12.A.causedB.madeC.tookD.allowed( )13.A.offB.downC.withD.for( )14.A.exactlyB.finallyC.easilyD.quietly( )15.A.kindB.cleverC.famousD.smartD(2020·孝感)Acollegeteacheroncegavealivelyclasstohisstudents.Hebeganbyholdingupaglass 1 somewaterinit.Hehelditupforalltosee,andaskedthestudents,“ 2 doyouthinkthisglassweighs?”?“50g!”“100g!”“125g!”thestudentsanswered.“Ireallydon’tknowunlessIweighit.”saidtheteacher,“butmy 3 iswhatwouldhappenifIheldituplikethisforafewminutes.”?“Nothing,”thestudentssaid.“OK.WhatwouldhappenifIheldituplikethisforanhour?”theteacherasked.“Yourarmwouldbeginto 4 ,”saidoneofthestudents.?“Youareright.Now,whatwouldhappenifIhelditupfora 5 ?”?“Youmighthavemuscles(肌肉)stress.Youcould 6 movethearm,”saidanotherone.?“Youmighthaveno 7 inthearm,orparalysis(瘫痪),”saidanaughtystudent,“You 8 gotothehospitalforsure!”?“Verygood.Butduringthisperiod,didtheweightoftheglass 9 ?”askedtheteacher.?“No,”thestudentssaid.“Thenwhat 10 thearmacheandthemusclesstress?”?Thestudentswere 11 .?“Nooneknows?”theteacherasked,“Well,canyoutellmehowto 12 it?”?“Puttheglassdown!”saidoneofthestudents.“Exactly!”saidtheteacher.“Theproblemsoflifearesomethinglikethis.Thinkofthemforafewminutesinyour 13 andyouseemOK.Thinkofthemforalongtimeandyoubegintohurt.Thinkofthemevenlongerandyouwillnotbeabletodoanything.It’simportanttothinkofthechallengesinyourlife, 14 it’sevenmoreimportanttoputthemdownattheendofeverydaybeforeyougotosleep.Thatway,youare 15 —youwakeupeverydayfreshandstrongandcansolveanyproblemthatcomesyourway!”?( )1.A.by B.on C.with D.to( )2.A.howmanyB.howmuchC.howlongD.howfar( )3.A.questionB.ideaC.answerD.plan( )4.A.loseB.dieC.stayD.hurt( )5.A.dayB.summerC.yearD.century( )6.A.hardlyB.quicklyC.widelyD.usually( )7.A.matterB.problemC.senseD.secret( )8.A.needn’tB.canC.shouldn’tD.must( )9.A.stopB.happenC.changeD.arrive( )10.A.sentB.causedC.triedD.repeated( )11.A.inneedB.insilenceC.indangerD.intime( )12.A.takeoffB.hearfromC.dealwithD.getinto( )13.A.armB.bodyC.headD.mouth( )14.A.butB.andC.soD.or( )15.A.worriedB.luckyC.nervousD.relaxedEMorrisS.Schwartz,anAmericaneducator,isbetterknowntomillionsofpeoplethroughouttheworld,simplyasMorrie.Thismanisoldin 1 yetyounginspirit.Hetaughtme 2 thatI’dneverthoughtaboutbefore:howtoliveameaningfullifeandhowto 3 withnoregrets.?Maybeit’snotjustmewhoeverthought 4 this.Withhisstoryand2.8millioncopiesofTuesdayswithMorrieinprint,whichhadbeenonthebest-sellerlist 5 fortwoyearsandhadbeentranslatedinto22languages,hemadeeveryonerealizethatourlifeis 6 .Everylittlethingwedoisgold.Morrie 7 millionsofpeople.Hewasneverafraidtousethatsimplewordwithabigmeaning.Nowadaysmanypeoplecan’tsayoutloudLOVE.Forhim,loveisthe 8 oflife.?Onedayayearago,Iwaslow-spirited,feelingeverylittlethingI’ddonewaswrong.Evenifitwasanunimportant 9 ,IfeltasifitwasthebiggestoneI’devermadeinmylife.ThenIstartedblamingmyselfforwhatI’ddone. 10 inthesameday,Ifeltthatmylifewasterrible,asthoughtherewasno 11 formeanymore.ButthenIrememberedMorriehadsaidthatthemostimportantthinginlifeistolearnhowto 12 loveandletitcomein.Sometimesyoucan’tbelievewhatyousee;youhavetobelievewhatyou 13 .Hesaidthathappinesscomesfromunderstandingyourlifepurposeandthendoingyourbestto 14 thatpurpose.MorriemademethinkthatIshouldforgivemyselffornotdoingthethingsthatIshouldhavedone.Hetaughtmetoappreciateevery 15 Ihavebylivinginalovingway.?( )1.A.age B.help C.pity D.pride( )2.A.nothingB.everythingC.somethingD.anything( )3.A.stopB.dieC.failD.work( )4.A.likeB.exceptC.throughD.without( )5.A.waitingB.runningC.appearingD.happening( )6.A.peacefulB.certainC.freeD.valuable( )7.A.influencedB.admiredC.trustedD.remembered( )8.A.beginningB.gradeC.pointD.lesson( )9.A.projectB.purposeC.discoveryD.mistake( )10.A.PerhapsB.AlwaysC.NeverD.Later( )11.A.loveB.choiceC.energyD.doubt( )12.A.giveB.shareC.expressD.find( )13.A.hearB.feelC.receiveD.guess( )14.A.forgetB.praiseC.achieveD.show( )15.A.minuteB.stepC.activityD.person三、教育故事AEveisexcitedtogotoherfirstDylanWymanconcertinNewYork.DylanWymanisEve’sfavorite 1 .Infact,Eve 2 hermotherJeannine,“DylanWymanisherfavoriteperson!”?WhentheyareabouthalfwaytoNewYork,Jeanninehearsa 3 noise.“Ohno,”shesays.Theyhadaflattire(爆胎).?Thereisn’tmuchroomonthesideoftheroad, 4 Jeanninepullsthecaroverandclimbsout.Sureenough,theirrightbacktireis 5 flat(扁平的).Jeannineopensthetrunk(后备箱)togetthejack(千斤顶)andthesparetire.Thetrafficgoesonnotfarawayfrom 6 atahighspeed.?“Mom,arewegoingtodie?”Eveasks.Sheisreally 7 .?“Don’t 8 ,honey.I’llbequick,”Jeanninesaysasshestartstoreplacethetire.?“WowMom,howdoyouknow 9 todothis?”Eveisshockedathermother’ssecrettalent.?ThenJeannine 10 theflattire.?“WowMom,whendidyoulearntodothat?”Eveasksin 11 .?Jeanninejust 12 .Thensheputsthesparetireon.Evesays,“Mom,whoareyou?”?Alltheworktakesonly10 13 .TheybothclimbbackintothecarandJeanninesays,“I’msosorry,honey,butwecan’tdriveallthewaytoAlbanyonthissparetire.We’regoingtohavetostopandbuya 14 tire.Wemightbelateforyour 15 .”?“That’sokay,Mom,”Evesays.“You’remyfavoritepersonnow!”( )1.A.singer B.teacher C.actor D.doctor( )2.A.findsB.givesC.takesD.tells( )3.A.harmfulB.strangeC.dangerousD.simple( )4.A.asB.andC.butD.or( )5.A.completelyB.sadlyC.exactlyD.nearly( )6.A.meB.themC.herD.him( )7.A.excitedB.boredC.surprisedD.scared( )8.A.worryB.cryC.stopD.shout( )9.A.whatB.howC.whyD.where( )10.A.putsonB.givesupC.takesoffD.turnsdown( )11.A.silenceB.needC.publicD.wonder( )12.A.laughsB.believesC.thanksD.agrees( )13.A.weeksB.hoursC.daysD.minutes( )14.A.easyB.newC.luckyD.cheap( )15.A.meetingB.partyC.concertD.competitionB(2020·泰州)Oneday,a7-year-oldboyheldadollarcoininhishandandaskedtheshopownersalongthestreet,“Excuseme,doyousellGod?”Alltheday,thestubborn(倔强的)boywentinandoutofmanystores,askingthe 1 question,buteachtimehewas 2 .?Then,atthesixty-ninthstore,a60-year-oldgrandpa 3 andaskedthelittleboy,“WhydoyouwanttobuyGod?”?Theboytoldhimthathisparentshaddiedwhenhewasstillababyandhisunclewasnow 4 him.Butseveraldaysbefore,hisunclefelloffstairsandwasunconscious(昏迷的)inhospital.ThedoctortoldtheboythatonlyGodcouldsavehisuncle.?“Howmuchdoyouhave?”theoldmanasked.“Onedollar,” 5 thechild.?“Myboy,God’spriceis 6 onedollar,”saidtheoldman.?Thenthestorekeepertookabottleof“God”fromtheshelf.“ 7 it,boy!Whenyouruncledrinksit,hewillgetwellsoon.”?Thelittleboy 8 tothehospitalandshoutedhappilytohisuncle,“Uncle,IboughtGodbackandyouwillgetwellsoon.”?Thenextday,amedicalteam 9 theworld’stopmedicalexperts(专家)cametothehospital.The 10 wasverysuccessful.?Whenthelittleboy’sunclesawthelargemedicalbill,healmostpassedout. 11 ,thehospitaltoldhimthebillhadalreadybeenpaidbyarichelderlyman.?Thelittleboy’sunclewenttothe 12 tothanktheoldman.Buthewasawayonholiday, 13 aletter.?“Youdon’tneedtothankme.Thebillhasbeenpaidbyyournephew(侄子).Tosaveyou,hebroughta 14 andwentintoeverystoretobuyGod.ThankGod, 15 wastheonethatsavedyou!”?( )1.A.silly B.same C.serious D.strange( )2.A.pitiedB.stoppedC.supportedD.refused( )3.A.agreedB.smiledC.silencedD.complained( )4.A.raisingB.servingC.protectingD.controlling( )5.A.repeatedB.repliedC.remindedD.required( )6.A.exactlyB.reallyC.hardlyD.truly( )7.A.BuyB.GetC.TakeD.Accept( )8.A.movedB.joggedC.rushedD.jumped( )9.A.madeofB.madefromC.madeupD.madeupof( )10.A.storyB.patientC.medicineD.operation( )11.A.InsteadB.OtherwiseC.HoweverD.Anyway( )12.A.storeB.hospitalC.companyD.street( )13.A.writingB.postingC.leavingD.answering( )14.A.cardB.billC.letterD.dollar( )15.A.IB.heC.GodD.thestorekeeperCWishingtoencourageheryoungson’sprogressonthepiano,amothertookherboytoapianist’sconcertonasummerholidayevening.Aftertheyfoundtheir 1 themothersawtwofriendsinthehallandwalkedto 2 them.?Itwastheboy’sfirsttimetocometothehall.Hethoughtitwasagood 3 forhimtoexplorethewondersoftheconcerthall.He 4 andwalkedaround.Hewalked 5 adoormarked“NOADMITTANCE”(禁止入内).?Whenthehalllightsdimmed(变暗),the 6 wouldbegin.Themotherreturnedtoherseatanddiscoveredthathersonwas 7 .Themotherwas 8 worriedatthatmomentthattearswereinhereyes.?Theconcertbegan,andthelightsfocusedonthewonderfulpianoonstage.Themotherwas 9 toseeherlittleboysittingatthekeyboard,playingthesongTwinkle,TwinkleLittleStar 10 hedidathome.?Atthatmoment,thegreatpianistcame,quicklymovedtothepianoand 11 intheboy’sear,“Don’tstop.Keepplaying.”Heleanedover(俯身)andbeganfillinginabasspartwithhisleft 12 ,thenaddedarunningobbligatowithhisrighthand.Theyplayedthepianotogether 13 .Theoldpianistandtheyoungnovice(初学者)changedafrighteningsituationintoawonderfulcreativeexperience.Theaudiencestoodupand 14 them.?Anartist’sachievementsandcharmdependonnotonlyhisperfectskills 15 hisgoodqualities.?( )1.A.desks B.stage C.seats D.piano( )2.A.greetB.feedC.noticeD.search( )3.A.useB.chanceC.seasonD.culture( )4.A.flewB.satC.fellD.rose( )5.A.throughB.acrossC.aboveD.over( )6.A.filmB.concertC.conversationD.meeting( )7.A.sleepyB.missingC.tiredD.excited( )8.A.soB.veryC.muchD.such( )9.A.seriousB.sadC.patientD.surprised( )10.A.whenB.ifC.asD.before( )11.A.calledB.shoutedC.whisperedD.cried( )12.A.handB.shoulderC.footD.leg( )13.A.badlyB.carelesslyC.terriblyD.happily( )14.A.foughtwithB.laughedatC.shoutedatD.cheeredfor( )15.A.orB.butC.andD.soD(2020·遂宁)“Ding...,ding...”thebellrang.TheEnglishteachercameintotheclassroomwithtestpapersinhishands.Allthestudentsshouted.Theteacher 1 withasmileonhisface.“Iknowtherearetoomanytestsforyouthesedays,butthetesttodayisvery 2 .”Afterhearingtheteacher’swords,allthestudentssatupstraightand 3 forthetesttobegin.Theteacherstartedto 4 thetestpaperstoeachstudent. 5 hefinishedhandingoutthetestpapers,heaskedthemtobegin.?Therewasnotaquestionbutonlyasmallblack“X”inthemiddleofthepaper.Thestudentswerevery 6 toseethat.Theteacher 7 thestudents’surprise.Thenhesaid,“Iwouldlikeyouto 8 aboutwhatyouseethere.Youmustfinishitallby 9 .”?Allthestudentsthoughtaboutithardandthenwrotedowntheiranswersquietly.Attheendoftheclass,theteachercollectedtheirpapersandreadtheanswers. 10 ofthemdescribedtheblack“X”.Thenextday,theteachersaid,“Everybodyonlypaidattentiontotheblack‘X’,but 11 wroteaboutthewhitepaper.”Thewholeclasslistened 12 ,becausetheyworriedthattheymightfailtheexam.?Thentheteachersaid,“Don’tworryaboutthe 13 ofthistest.Ijustwantyoutothinkaboutyourlife.”Everyonesmiled.Theteacheradded,“Thewhitepaperislikeourwholelifeandtheblack‘X’inthemiddleofthepaperisjust 14 problemsinourdailylife.Doyouhavesomemorethoughts?”?Thenthestudentsdiscussedandexpressed 15 opinionsactively.Finallytheyunderstoodtheteacherandthisspecialtest.?Ourlifeisa 16 giventousbyGod,withloveandcare. 17 ,wejustcareabouttheproblemlikeillnessandhunger,andneverseethattheseproblemsaremuch 18 thaneverythingelsewehaveinourlife.?Weshouldtrytotakeoureyeoffproblemsand 19 eachmomentlifegivesus.Onlythencanwestartanice 20 andfindtruehappinessinourlife.?( )1.A.asked B.complainedC.explainedD.guessed( )2.A.difficult B.hard C.easy D.special( )3.A.waitedB.lookedC.searchedD.cared( )4.A.selloutB.bringoutC.giveoutD.putout( )5.A.BeforeB.AfterC.WhileD.Until( )6.A.happyB.sadC.surprisedD.relaxed( )7.A.hatedB.forgotC.rememberedD.noticed( )8.A.hearB.worryC.writeD.learn( )9.A.yourselvesB.ourselvesC.myselfD.themselves( )10.A.NoneB.AllC.NeitherD.Both( )11.A.somebodyB.nobodyC.everybodyD.anybody( )12.A.quicklyB.hardlyC.angrilyD.carefully( )13.A.resultsB.suggestionsC.presentsD.jobs( )14.A.likeB.inC.atD.with( )15.A.herB.hisC.theirD.your( )16.A.problemB.challengeC.giftD.window( )17.A.ExceptB.HoweverC.AlsoD.Besides( )18.A.moreimportantB.biggerC.smallerD.moreserious( )19.A.enjoyB.wasteC.inviteD.throw( )20.A.doorB.spiritC.skillD.journeyEWhatcanwedowithmobilepaymentapps?Payfor 1 thatwewant!That’strue.Theseappshavemadeitmuch 2 forustopay.Overthepastyears,theyhave 3 changedthewaybusinessisdone.Now,someoftheseappsaretryingtodomore.One 4 isAlipay(支付宝).The 5 behindit,AntFinancial,isusingtheappto“build”agreenerworld.In2016,it 6 theAntForestprogram. 7 isoneoftheworld’sfirstdigitalprojectsto“green”users’behavior.?AntForestsimplymakeslivingalow-carbon(低碳的)lifestylefun.Morethan300millionpeoplehave 8 theprogram.Userswhoperformlow-carbonactivities, 9 payingbillsonlineandwalkingtowork,aregiven“greenenergy”points.Whenusershave 10 points,AntFinancialwillplantarealtree.Sofar,morethan55milliontreeshavebeenplanted 11 thedesert.?XieMingwuisthedirectorofaforestworkstation(工作站)inInnerMongolia.HesaidAntForestbrought 12 tolocaldeserts.Sincethestartoftheproject,millionsoftreeshavebeen 13 inInnerMongolia.?AntFinancialhasdecidedtospendmoremoneyandeffortsonAntForest. 14 the300millionuserscontinuetogrow“trees”,4,000km2offorestswillbecreatedoverthenextfiveyears.AntForestgivesallofusa 15 tosavetheEarth,anditshowstheamazingpowerofordinarypeople.Ifmanyofusworktogether,wecanmakeacontributiontomakingtheworldgreenerandmorebeautiful.?( )1.A.nothing B.somethingC.everythingD.anything( )2.A.harderB.easierC.betterD.slower( )3.A.correctlyB.greatlyC.possiblyD.carefully( )4.A.questionB.cultureC.mistakeD.example( )5.A.schoolB.companyC.bankD.hospital( )6.A.startedB.forgotC.stoppedD.ended( )7.A.HeB.SheC.ItD.They( )8.A.knownB.createdC.paidD.joined( )9.A.insteadofB.thankstoC.becauseofD.suchas( )10.A.littleB.enoughC.largeD.small( )11.A.onB.inC.underD.over( )12.A.sadnessB.happinessC.hopeD.dream( )13.A.thrownB.madeC.wateredD.planted( )14.A.IfB.WhenC.ThoughD.Unless( )15.A.promiseB.questionC.chanceD.futurePAGE-1-第-1-页共5页考点强化训练26 完形填空一、人物故事ARebeccaisawildlifecamerawomanfromtheUnitedKingdom:ShewasfilmingdocumentaryfortheBBCinthePacificOcean 1 shesawsomethingthatmadehercry:hundredsofdeadbirds.Theydiedbecausethey 2 atesomeoftheplasticthatisthrownintotheseaeachyear.The 3 onthePacificislandsshouldhavebeensomeofthemostbeautifulplacesintheworld.Buttheywere 4 withplastictoys,bottles,pens,cigarettelighters—everyplasticthingyoucanthinkof.?Rebecca 5 shehadtodosomething.InherhometownofModburyinsouthwestEngland,sheaskedlocalshopkeepers 6 theycoulddosomethingtohelp.Sheasked 7 tostopusingplasticbagsintheirshops.?Plasticbagsareused 8 inBritain.Thenumbersare 9 .Britainusesnearly17billionplasticbagseachyear.Andthebagscan 10 hundredsofyearstobreakdown(分解)becausetheyaremadeofchemicals.Eachyear,theseaandtheenvironmentbecomemoreandmorepolluted.?ToRebecca’s 11 ,theshopkeepersagreedandModburybecamethefirstplasticbag-freetowninBritain.Instead,shops 12 reusablecottonbagsorbiodegradable(可生物降解的)bags.Othertowns 13 Modbury’sexampleandmoretownsaroundBritainandaroundtheworldarebecomingplasticbag-free.?Nowthe“bagforlife”ispartofthenationalculture,andthe 14 ofreducingtheuseofplasticbagshasbecomelaw:sinceOctober2015,allshopsintheUKmustpayfivepenceforeachplasticbagusedbyeachshopper,nomatterhowgenerous(大量的)theirspendingis!It’snotenough,butit’sa 15 .?( C )1.A.what B.when C.where D.how( A )2.A.accidentallyB.successfullyC.comfortablyD.politely( C )3.A.gardensB.fieldsC.beachesD.blocks( A )4.A.coveredB.inventedC.discoveredD.recycled( B )5.A.chosenB.decidedC.completedD.divided( D )6.A.althoughB.asC.soD.if( B )7.A.herB.themC.himD.it( A )8.A.everywhereB.anywhereC.somewhereD.nowhere( C )9.A.relaxingB.disappointingC.amazingD.moving( C )10.A.spendB.costC.takeD.pay( B )11.A.successB.surpriseC.resultD.wonder( D )12.A.giveB.findC.holdD.offer( D )13.A.madeB.setC.advisedD.followed( A )14.A.taskB.promiseC.habitD.subject( D )15.A.beginB.endC.dropD.startBJohnnieMartinwasborninaworker’sfamily.Hisparentslivedasimplelife,savingmoneyforthedaywhentheycouldsendhimtoagooduniversity.Theyhaddreamedthattheirsoncouldgetagood 1 andliveabetterlife.However,toJohnnie,schoollessonsseemedlikeawallthatwasimpossibletogothrough.?OnedaywhenhewasinGrade11,Johnniewenttoschoolpsychologist’sofficeto 2 forhelp.?“Johnnie,I’vebeenstudyingyourmarksofallthetestsatschool.I’vemadea 3 studyofthem,”saidthepsychologist.?“I’vebeentryinghard,”Johnniewasaboutto 4 .?Thepsychologistputhishandontheboy’sshoulder,“Peoplehavedifferentkindsoftalents,Johnnie.Therearepainterswhowere 5 abletolearnmath,andengineerswhocan’tsingonkey.Somedayyouwill 6 whatyouaregoodat,andwhenyoudo,youwillmakeyourparentsandallofusvery 7 you.”?Johnniedidn’tgotouniversity.Hefoundajobworkinginthegardensaroundthetown.Soon 8 amazinghappened.HiscustomersbegantonoticethatJohnniehadwhattheycalled“greenthumb”.Theplantshe 9 grew,andtherosesblossomed.Peoplestartedtoaccepthis 10 forgardening,becausehehadaneyeforcolorandlight.?Onedaywhilehewasdowntown,hehappenedto 11 anunuseddirtylandbehindthecityhall.Hevolunteeredtomakeitintoagarden.Thatveryafternoonassoonashegotthepermission,hestartedthework,buthecouldn’t 12 allthetoolsortheplantsthatwere 13 forit.Peoplegavehimyoungtrees,rose-bushes,benchesandmanyotherthings.Beforelong,ithadbecomeabeautifullittle 14 .?TodayJohnnieistheheadofthebusinessingardening.Whereverheandhismengo,they 15 beautybeforetheeyesofpeople.?( A )1.A.jobB.gardenC.lessonD.present( A )2.A.askB.raiseC.wishD.collect( C )3.A.funnyB.publicC.carefulD.similar( B )4.A.lieB.cryC.laughD.agree( D )5.A.alwaysB.usuallyC.sometimesD.never( C )6.A.spreadB.produceC.findD.educate( B )7.A.strictwithB.proudofC.angrywithD.sureof( C )8.A.nothingB.anythingC.somethingD.everything( D )9.A.pickedupB.pointedatC.talkedaboutD.lookedafter( A )10.A.suggestionsB.invitationsC.situationD.attention( D )11.A.buyB.rentC.cleanD.notice( A )12.A.affordB.masterC.stareD.read( D )13.A.commonB.naturalC.possibleD.necessary( C )14.A.farmB.lakeC.parkD.market( B )15.A.findB.spreadC.collectD.describeCWhenIwas15,IsaidtomyclassthatIwasgoingtowritemyownbooks.Allthe 1 nearlyfelloutoftheirchairs,laughingatme,“Don’tbesilly.Onlygeniuses(天才)canbecomewriters.”Iwasdeeply 2 andIcouldn’thelpcrying.?ThatnightIwroteashort,sadpoemaboutmy 3 dreamsandmailedittotheWeeklyNewspaper.?Tomy 4 ,theypublishedit,andsentmetwodollars.Iwasapaidwriter!I 5 ittomyclassmates.?They 6 again.“Justluck,”theysaid.However,Ihadtastedsuccess 7 myfirstpoemhadbeenpublished.?BythetimeIgraduatedfromhighschool,Ihadcollectedallmypublished 8 together.ButI 9 talkedaboutmywritingtomyclassmatesagain.Theywere 10 killers.Andpeoplemustalwayskeepontheirowndreamsby 11 .?Later,IwroteabookaboutwhatIunderstoodandfeltaboutmylife.It 12 meninemonthstofinishit.Ichoseapublisher(出版商)andmailedmybook.Iwroteanote 13 it,“Iwrotethisbookmyself.Ihopeyouwilllikeit.Thankyou.”?Amonthlater, 14 Ireceivedaletter,withaninvitationforpublishingthebook.Itbecameabestseller(畅销书),andwastranslatedinto15languages.I’mnotagenius,andI’mnottalented.Ijustwrite.Toallthosewhodreamofbeing 15 ,Iwanttosaytoyou,“Yes,youcan!”?( A )1.A.studentsB.teachersC.doctorsD.parents( C )2.A.remindedB.changedC.hurtD.influenced( B )3.A.strangeB.unusualC.brokenD.wonderful( A )4.A.surpriseB.lifeC.heartD.joy( A )5.A.showedB.advisedC.encouragedD.introduced( B )6.A.criedB.laughedC.cheeredD.worried( D )7.A.ifB.thoughC.beforeD.because( D )8.A.novelsB.photosC.articlesD.works( B )9.A.alwaysB.neverC.everD.often( B )10.A.timeB.dreamC.thoughtD.secret( C )11.A.ourselvesB.yourselvesC.themselvesD.himself( C )12.A.causedB.madeC.tookD.allowed( C )13.A.offB.downC.withD.for( B )14.A.exactlyB.finallyC.easilyD.quietly( C )15.A.kindB.cleverC.famousD.smartD(2020·孝感)Acollegeteacheroncegavealivelyclasstohisstudents.Hebeganbyholdingupaglass 1 somewaterinit.Hehelditupforalltosee,andaskedthestudents,“ 2 doyouthinkthisglassweighs?”?“50g!”“100g!”“125g!”thestudentsanswered.“Ireallydon’tknowunlessIweighit.”saidtheteacher,“butmy 3 iswhatwouldhappenifIheldituplikethisforafewminutes.”?“Nothing,”thestudentssaid.“OK.WhatwouldhappenifIheldituplikethisforanhour?”theteacherasked.“Yourarmwouldbeginto 4 ,”saidoneofthestudents.?“Youareright.Now,whatwouldhappenifIhelditupfora 5 ?”?“Youmighthavemuscles(肌肉)stress.Youcould 6 movethearm,”saidanotherone.?“Youmighthaveno 7 inthearm,orparalysis(瘫痪),”saidanaughtystudent,“You 8 gotothehospitalforsure!”?“Verygood.Butduringthisperiod,didtheweightoftheglass 9 ?”askedtheteacher.?“No,”thestudentssaid.“Thenwhat 10 thearmacheandthemusclesstress?”?Thestudentswere 11 .?“Nooneknows?”theteacherasked,“Well,canyoutellmehowto 12 it?”?“Puttheglassdown!”saidoneofthestudents.“Exactly!”saidtheteacher.“Theproblemsoflifearesomethinglikethis.Thinkofthemforafewminutesinyour 13 andyouseemOK.Thinkofthemforalongtimeandyoubegintohurt.Thinkofthemevenlongerandyouwillnotbeabletodoanything.It’simportanttothinkofthechallengesinyourlife, 14 it’sevenmoreimportanttoputthemdownattheendofeverydaybeforeyougotosleep.Thatway,youare 15 —youwakeupeverydayfreshandstrongandcansolveanyproblemthatcomesyourway!”?( C )1.A.by B.on C.with D.to( B )2.A.howmanyB.howmuchC.howlongD.howfar( A )3.A.questionB.ideaC.answerD.plan( D )4.A.loseB.dieC.stayD.hurt( A )5.A.dayB.summerC.yearD.century( A )6.A.hardlyB.quicklyC.widelyD.usually( C )7.A.matterB.problemC.senseD.secret( D )8.A.needn’tB.canC.shouldn’tD.must( C )9.A.stopB.happenC.changeD.arrive( B )10.A.sentB.causedC.triedD.repeated( B )11.A.inneedB.insilenceC.indangerD.intime( C )12.A.takeoffB.hearfromC.dealwithD.getinto( C )13.A.armB.bodyC.headD.mouth( A )14.A.butB.andC.soD.or( D )15.A.worriedB.luckyC.nervousD.relaxedEMorrisS.Schwartz,anAmericaneducator,isbetterknowntomillionsofpeoplethroughouttheworld,simplyasMorrie.Thismanisoldin 1 yetyounginspirit.Hetaughtme 2 thatI’dneverthoughtaboutbefore:howtoliveameaningfullifeandhowto 3 withnoregrets.?Maybeit’snotjustmewhoeverthought 4 this.Withhisstoryand2.8millioncopiesofTuesdayswithMorrieinprint,whichhadbeenonthebest-sellerlist 5 fortwoyearsandhadbeentranslatedinto22languages,hemadeeveryonerealizethatourlifeis 6 .Everylittlethingwedoisgold.Morrie 7 millionsofpeople.Hewasneverafraidtousethatsimplewordwithabigmeaning.Nowadaysmanypeoplecan’tsayoutloudLOVE.Forhim,loveisthe 8 oflife.?Onedayayearago,Iwaslow-spirited,feelingeverylittlethingI’ddonewaswrong.Evenifitwasanunimportant 9 ,IfeltasifitwasthebiggestoneI’devermadeinmylife.ThenIstartedblamingmyselfforwhatI’ddone. 10 inthesameday,Ifeltthatmylifewasterrible,asthoughtherewasno 11 formeanymore.ButthenIrememberedMorriehadsaidthatthemostimportantthinginlifeistolearnhowto 12 loveandletitcomein.Sometimesyoucan’tbelievewhatyousee;youhavetobelievewhatyou 13 .Hesaidthathappinesscomesfromunderstandingyourlifepurposeandthendoingyourbestto 14 thatpurpose.MorriemademethinkthatIshouldforgivemyselffornotdoingthethingsthatIshouldhavedone.Hetaughtmetoappreciateevery 15 Ihavebylivinginalovingway.?( A )1.A.age B.help C.pity D.pride( C )2.A.nothingB.everythingC.somethingD.anything( B )3.A.stopB.dieC.failD.work( A )4.A.likeB.exceptC.throughD.without( B )5.A.waitingB.runningC.appearingD.happening( D )6.A.peacefulB.certainC.freeD.valuable( A )7.A.influencedB.admiredC.trustedD.remembered( C )8.A.beginningB.gradeC.pointD.lesson( D )9.A.projectB.purposeC.discoveryD.mistake( D )10.A.PerhapsB.AlwaysC.NeverD.Later( A )11.A.loveB.choiceC.energyD.doubt( D )12.A.giveB.shareC.expressD.find( B )13.A.hearB.feelC.receiveD.guess( C )14.A.forgetB.praiseC.achieveD.show( A )15.A.minuteB.stepC.activityD.person三、教育故事AEveisexcitedtogotoherfirstDylanWymanconcertinNewYork.DylanWymanisEve’sfavorite 1 .Infact,Eve 2 hermotherJeannine,“DylanWymanisherfavoriteperson!”?WhentheyareabouthalfwaytoNewYork,Jeanninehearsa 3 noise.“Ohno,”shesays.Theyhadaflattire(爆胎).?Thereisn’tmuchroomonthesideoftheroad, 4 Jeanninepullsthecaroverandclimbsout.Sureenough,theirrightbacktireis 5 flat(扁平的).Jeannineopensthetrunk(后备箱)togetthejack(千斤顶)andthesparetire.Thetrafficgoesonnotfarawayfrom 6 atahighspeed.?“Mom,arewegoingtodie?”Eveasks.Sheisreally 7 .?“Don’t 8 ,honey.I’llbequick,”Jeanninesaysasshestartstoreplacethetire.?“WowMom,howdoyouknow 9 todothis?”Eveisshockedathermother’ssecrettalent.?ThenJeannine 10 theflattire.?“WowMom,whendidyoulearntodothat?”Eveasksin 11 .?Jeanninejust 12 .Thensheputsthesparetireon.Evesays,“Mom,whoareyou?”?Alltheworktakesonly10 13 .TheybothclimbbackintothecarandJeanninesays,“I’msosorry,honey,butwecan’tdriveallthewaytoAlbanyonthissparetire.We’regoingtohavetostopandbuya 14 tire.Wemightbelateforyour 15 .”?“That’sokay,Mom,”Evesays.“You’remyfavoritepersonnow!”( A )1.A.singer B.teacher C.actor D.doctor( D )2.A.findsB.givesC.takesD.tells( B )3.A.harmfulB.strangeC.dangerousD.simple( C )4.A.asB.andC.butD.or( A )5.A.completelyB.sadlyC.exactlyD.nearly( B )6.A.meB.themC.herD.him( D )7.A.excitedB.boredC.surprisedD.scared( A )8.A.worryB.cryC.stopD.shout( B )9.A.whatB.howC.whyD.where( C )10.A.putsonB.givesupC.takesoffD.turnsdown( D )11.A.silenceB.needC.publicD.wonder( A )12.A.laughsB.believesC.thanksD.agrees( D )13.A.weeksB.hoursC.daysD.minutes( B )14.A.easyB.newC.luckyD.cheap( C )15.A.meetingB.partyC.concertD.competitionB(2020·泰州)Oneday,a7-year-oldboyheldadollarcoininhishandandaskedtheshopownersalongthestreet,“Excuseme,doyousellGod?”Alltheday,thestubborn(倔强的)boywentinandoutofmanystores,askingthe 1 question,buteachtimehewas 2 .?Then,atthesixty-ninthstore,a60-year-oldgrandpa 3 andaskedthelittleboy,“WhydoyouwanttobuyGod?”?Theboytoldhimthathisparentshaddiedwhenhewasstillababyandhisunclewasnow 4 him.Butseveraldaysbefore,hisunclefelloffstairsandwasunconscious(昏迷的)inhospital.ThedoctortoldtheboythatonlyGodcouldsavehisuncle.?“Howmuchdoyouhave?”theoldmanasked.“Onedollar,” 5 thechild.?“Myboy,God’spriceis 6 onedollar,”saidtheoldman.?Thenthestorekeepertookabottleof“God”fromtheshelf.“ 7 it,boy!Whenyouruncledrinksit,hewillgetwellsoon.”?Thelittleboy 8 tothehospitalandshoutedhappilytohisuncle,“Uncle,IboughtGodbackandyouwillgetwellsoon.”?Thenextday,amedicalteam 9 theworld’stopmedicalexperts(专家)cametothehospital.The 10 wasverysuccessful.?Whenthelittleboy’sunclesawthelargemedicalbill,healmostpassedout. 11 ,thehospitaltoldhimthebillhadalreadybeenpaidbyarichelderlyman.?Thelittleboy’sunclewenttothe 12 tothanktheoldman.Buthewasawayonholiday, 13 aletter.?“Youdon’tneedtothankme.Thebillhasbeenpaidbyyournephew(侄子).Tosaveyou,hebroughta 14 andwentintoeverystoretobuyGod.ThankGod, 15 wastheonethatsavedyou!”?( B )1.A.silly B.same C.serious D.strange( D )2.A.pitiedB.stoppedC.supportedD.refused( B )3.A.agreedB.smiledC.silencedD.complained( A )4.A.raisingB.servingC.protectingD.controlling( B )5.A.repeatedB.repliedC.remindedD.required( A )6.A.exactlyB.reallyC.hardlyD.truly( C )7.A.BuyB.GetC.TakeD.Accept( C )8.A.movedB.joggedC.rushedD.jumped( D )9.A.madeofB.madefromC.madeupD.madeupof( D )10.A.storyB.patientC.medicineD.operation( C )11.A.InsteadB.OtherwiseC.HoweverD.Anyway( A )12.A.storeB.hospitalC.companyD.street( C )13.A.writingB.postingC.leavingD.answering( D )14.A.cardB.billC.letterD.dollar( B )15.A.IB.heC.GodD.thestorekeeperCWishingtoencourageheryoungson’sprogressonthepiano,amothertookherboytoapianist’sconcertonasummerholidayevening.Aftertheyfoundtheir 1 themothersawtwofriendsinthehallandwalkedto 2 them.?Itwastheboy’sfirsttimetocometothehall.Hethoughtitwasagood 3 forhimtoexplorethewondersoftheconcerthall.He 4 andwalkedaround.Hewalked 5 adoormarked“NOADMITTANCE”(禁止入内).?Whenthehalllightsdimmed(变暗),the 6 wouldbegin.Themotherreturnedtoherseatanddiscoveredthathersonwas 7 .Themotherwas 8 worriedatthatmomentthattearswereinhereyes.?Theconcertbegan,andthelightsfocusedonthewonderfulpianoonstage.Themotherwas 9 toseeherlittleboysittingatthekeyboard,playingthesongTwinkle,TwinkleLittleStar 10 hedidathome.?Atthatmoment,thegreatpianistcame,quicklymovedtothepianoand 11 intheboy’sear,“Don’tstop.Keepplaying.”Heleanedover(俯身)andbeganfillinginabasspartwithhisleft 12 ,thenaddedarunningobbligatowithhisrighthand.Theyplayedthepianotogether 13 .Theoldpianistandtheyoungnovice(初学者)changedafrighteningsituationintoawonderfulcreativeexperience.Theaudiencestoodupand 14 them.?Anartist’sachievementsandcharmdependonnotonlyhisperfectskills 15 hisgoodqualities.?( C )1.A.desks B.stage C.seats D.piano( A )2.A.greetB.feedC.noticeD.search( B )3.A.useB.chanceC.seasonD.culture( D )4.A.flewB.satC.fellD.rose( A )5.A.throughB.acrossC.aboveD.over( B )6.A.filmB.concertC.conversationD.meeting( B )7.A.sleepyB.missingC.tiredD.excited( A )8.A.soB.veryC.muchD.such( D )9.A.seriousB.sadC.patientD.surprised( C )10.A.whenB.ifC.asD.before( C )11.A.calledB.shoutedC.whisperedD.cried( A )12.A.handB.shoulderC.footD.leg( D )13.A.badlyB.carelesslyC.terriblyD.happily( D )14.A.foughtwithB.laughedatC.shoutedatD.cheeredfor( B )15.A.orB.butC.andD.soD(2020·遂宁)“Ding...,ding...”thebellrang.TheEnglishteachercameintotheclassroomwithtestpapersinhishands.Allthestudentsshouted.Theteacher 1 withasmileonhisface.“Iknowtherearetoomanytestsforyouthesedays,butthetesttodayisvery 2 .”Afterhearingtheteacher’swords,allthestudentssatupstraightand 3 forthetesttobegin.Theteacherstartedto 4 thetestpaperstoeachstudent. 5 hefinishedhandingoutthetestpapers,heaskedthemtobegin.?Therewasnotaquestionbutonlyasmallblack“X”inthemiddleofthepaper.Thestudentswerevery 6 toseethat.Theteacher 7 thestudents’surprise.Thenhesaid,“Iwouldlikeyouto 8 aboutwhatyouseethere.Youmustfinishitallby 9 .”?Allthestudentsthoughtaboutithardandthenwrotedowntheiranswersquietly.Attheendoftheclass,theteachercollectedtheirpapersandreadtheanswers. 10 ofthemdescribedtheblack“X”.Thenextday,theteachersaid,“Everybodyonlypaidattentiontotheblack‘X’,but 11 wroteaboutthewhitepaper.”Thewholeclasslistened 12 ,becausetheyworriedthattheymightfailtheexam.?Thentheteachersaid,“Don’tworryaboutthe 13 ofthistest.Ijustwantyoutothinkaboutyourlife.”Everyonesmiled.Theteacheradded,“Thewhitepaperislikeourwholelifeandtheblack‘X’inthemiddleofthepaperisjust 14 problemsinourdailylife.Doyouhavesomemorethoughts?”?Thenthestudentsdiscussedandexpressed 15 opinionsactively.Finallytheyunderstoodtheteacherandthisspecialtest.?Ourlifeisa 16 giventousbyGod,withloveandcare. 17 ,wejustcareabouttheproblemlikeillnessandhunger,andneverseethattheseproblemsaremuch 18 thaneverythingelsewehaveinourlife.?Weshouldtrytotakeoureyeoffproblemsand 19 eachmomentlifegivesus.Onlythencanwestartanice 20 andfindtruehappinessinourlife.?( C )1.A.asked B.complainedC.explainedD.guessed( D )2.A.difficult B.hard C.easy D.special( A )3.A.waitedB.lookedC.searchedD.cared( C )4.A.selloutB.bringoutC.giveoutD.putout( B )5.A.BeforeB.AfterC.WhileD.Until( C )6.A.happyB.sadC.surprisedD.relaxed( D )7.A.hatedB.forgotC.rememberedD.noticed( C )8.A.hearB.worryC.writeD.learn( A )9.A.yourselvesB.ourselvesC.myselfD.themselves( B )10.A.NoneB.AllC.NeitherD.Both( B )11.A.somebodyB.nobodyC.everybodyD.anybody( D )12.A.quicklyB.hardlyC.angrilyD.carefully( A )13.A.resultsB.suggestionsC.presentsD.jobs( A )14.A.likeB.inC.atD.with( C )15.A.herB.hisC.theirD.your( C )16.A.problemB.challengeC.giftD.window( B )17.A.ExceptB.HoweverC.AlsoD.Besides( C )18.A.moreimportantB.biggerC.smallerD.moreserious( A )19.A.enjoyB.wasteC.inviteD.throw( D )20.A.doorB.spiritC.skillD.journeyEWhatcanwedowithmobilepaymentapps?Payfor 1 thatwewant!That’strue.Theseappshavemadeitmuch 2 forustopay.Overthepastyears,theyhave 3 changedthewaybusinessisdone.Now,someoftheseappsaretryingtodomore.One 4 isAlipay(支付宝).The 5 behindit,AntFinancial,isusingtheappto“build”agreenerworld.In2016,it 6 theAntForestprogram. 7 isoneoftheworld’sfirstdigitalprojectsto“green”users’behavior.?AntForestsimplymakeslivingalow-carbon(低碳的)lifestylefun.Morethan300millionpeoplehave 8 theprogram.Userswhoperformlow-carbonactivities, 9 payingbillsonlineandwalkingtowork,aregiven“greenenergy”points.Whenusershave 10 points,AntFinancialwillplantarealtree.Sofar,morethan55milliontreeshavebeenplanted 11 thedesert.?XieMingwuisthedirectorofaforestworkstation(工作站)inInnerMongolia.HesaidAntForestbrought 12 tolocaldeserts.Sincethestartoftheproject,millionsoftreeshavebeen 13 inInnerMongolia.?AntFinancialhasdecidedtospendmoremoneyandeffortsonAntForest. 14 the300millionuserscontinuetogrow“trees”,4,000km2offorestswillbecreatedoverthenextfiveyears.AntForestgivesallofusa 15 tosavetheEarth,anditshowstheamazingpowerofordinarypeople.Ifmanyofusworktogether,wecanmakeacontributiontomakingtheworldgreenerandmorebeautiful.?( C )1.A.nothing B.somethingC.everythingD.anything( B )2.A.harderB.easierC.betterD.slower( B )3.A.correctlyB.greatlyC.possiblyD.carefully( D )4.A.questionB.cultureC.mistakeD.example( B )5.A.schoolB.companyC.bankD.hospital( A )6.A.startedB.forgotC.stoppedD.ended( C )7.A.HeB.SheC.ItD.They( D )8.A.knownB.createdC.paidD.joined( D )9.A.insteadofB.thankstoC.becauseofD.suchas( B )10.A.littleB.enoughC.largeD.small( B )11.A.onB.inC.underD.over( C )12.A.sadnessB.happinessC.hopeD.dream( D )13.A.thrownB.madeC.wateredD.planted( A )14.A.IfB.WhenC.ThoughD.Unless( C )15.A.promiseB.questionC.chanceD.futurePAGE-1-第-1-页共5页 展开更多...... 收起↑ 资源列表 备战2021 中考英语 考点强化训练26 完形填空 人物故事(原卷版).doc 备战2021 中考英语 考点强化训练26 完形填空 人物故事(解析版).doc