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专题01完形填空30篇
（浙江中考真题+名校模拟）
学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________
一、完形填空
（2026·浙江·中考真题）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Bobbie looked around. She was deep in the 1 . For years, Bobbie dreamed that she could go diving and discover all the amazing wildlife under the water and now she was 2 here. Not far ahead, there was something shining. Was it a silvery fish She swam closer, only to see a plastic shopping bag. So 3 !
Bobbie went deeper, 4 fish. But she saw that the sea bottom was covered with bottles and cans. Before long, her hands were filled with waste that she collected by herself. Bobbie was unhappy. There must be a way to get the 5 out of the sea, she thought. Back to the boat, Bobbie considered 6 she could deal with the problems. Watching the waves wash against the beach, a good idea came to her all at once. Maybe she could 7 a way to help the sea clean itself.
When Bobbie got home, she started working on her 8 . She turned to her science teacher for help and learned a(n) 9 fact—most plastic was in the top three meters of the seawater.
“My device (装置) would be three meters deep so it should 10 most plastic.” She shared the idea with her father who offered to help. Waves will wash the rubbish into it, 11 fish can go under it safely. After a lot of hard work, Bobbie’s first rubbish catcher was 12 . A long barrier (栅栏) held the net which went down into the water. Each end was held in place on the beach.
As Bobbie, her father and their friend 13 , they saw one piece of plastic after another wash against the barrier and get caught.
“We did it!” Bobbie said 14 . “The sea is cleaning itself!”
Her father nodded, “It’s a good 15 . If we keep going, we can clean all our seas.”
1．A．hole B．lake C．forest D．sea
2．A．usually B．naturally C．finally D．mainly
3．A．bad B．lucky C．nice D．noisy
4．A．looking for B．paying for C．caring for D．asking for
5．A．sand B．fish C．plant D．rubbish
6．A．how B．why C．when D．where
7．A．accept B．remember C．find D．copy
8．A．homework B．map C．report D．idea
9．A．funny B．silent C．opposite D．important
10．A．avoid B．catch C．throw D．spread
11．A．but B．or C．if D．so
12．A．tall B．small C．ready D．cheap
13．A．wrote B．watched C．agreed D．promised
14．A．politely B．seriously C．softly D．excitedly
15．A．race B．start C．reason D．hobby
（2025·浙江·中考真题）Every morning, before Emma rushed out, her mother gently pulled Emma close, placed a soft kiss on her forehead (额头), and said softly, “Work hard.” Then, a second kiss landed on her cheek (脸颊) with the word “ 16 .” Finally, a third kiss touched her other cheek, “Have fun!” Emma 17 three special kisses.
Mom’s three kisses helped Emma deal with 18 challenges she would meet in school. She 19 her math class. In the math class, she met a difficult math problem. 20 that moment, she remembered her mom’s first 21 . She took a deep breath and worked hard, eventually solving it. At lunch, she saw a 22 girl sitting alone.
The second kiss reminded her to be kind, 23 she walked over, shared her cookies and chatted with the girl to help her get to know the new school soon. Later, during breaks, her friends called her to 24 a lively game. She wanted to refuse. 25 , she remembered the third kiss. She ran freely onto the field, laughing. She 26 as she played the game, and truly had fun.
Leaving school that day, Emma felt a deep sense of satisfaction. Her backpack was full of finished work, her heart was warm from 27 others, and her spirit was lifted by laughter and play.
Her 28 three simple phrases weren’t just words. They were a compass (指南针) guiding her towards a 29 filled with purpose, connection, and joy. She knew exactly 30 she would find waiting for her tomorrow morning: three kisses, ready to send her out into the world again.
16．A．hardworking B．polite C．kind D．clever
17．A．accepted B．took C．sent D．received
18．A．few B．main C．little D．much
19．A．headed for B．arrived at C．ended up D．put off
20．A．In B．On C．At D．Over
21．A．letter B．note C．story D．advice
22．A．happy B．new C．beautiful D．young
23．A．then B．but C．so D．since
24．A．join B．quit C．attend D．do
25．A．Suddenly B．Accidentally C．Finally D．Instead
26．A．cried B．fought C．ran D．cheered
27．A．helping B．talking C．teaching D．praising
28．A．friend’s B．mother’s C．sister’s D．grandma’s
29．A．day B．moment C．morning D．time
30．A．how B．when C．what D．where
（2024·浙江·中考真题）Bruce loves music because it makes him feel easy. He is shy, and making friends has been 31 for him. That’s why his mother asked him to take the 32 this year. “You’d better not sit there with your headphones on,” she told him.
Bruce nodded. But the moment he sat on the bus, he 33 his headphones and closed his eyes. He was soon lost in a song of his favorite band, the Blue-Bob. 34 , he sensed someone around him. He opened his eyes and saw a boy from his 35 .
“Hey, Bruce I’m Mike,” the boy said. “I think we both take the music class. Did I hear 36 singing a song by the Blue-Bob just now ”
“Uh, no,” Bruce’s face turned red, “That wasn’t me.” Mike looked a little 37 . Without saying anything, he went away.
For the next few days, Bruce kept asking himself 38 he had lied to Mike. “Maybe he also loves the Blue-Bob. Maybe he was just being 39 ,” he thought. So when they saw each other on the bus the next day, Bruce managed to 40 a smile on his face.
“Hi, Bruce,” Mike said. “I can hear your 41 every day, and you have such a good taste.”
Bruce’s eyes lit up. “Don’t you think the songs are too 42 ” he asked. “Not at all,” Mike answered. “I love songs of the past too. My grandpa is really into music, and he has 43 me to sing many of them.”
Bruce listened as Mike talked about his favorite songs. And they shared the head-phones, singing softly along with the music 44 Bruce got off at his stop.
“See you tomorrow!” Mike said.
Bruce waved goodbye. “I must tell Mom how I 45 Mike and we had the best time...with headphones on,” he smiled to himself.
31．A．funny B．hard C．boring D．relaxing
32．A．car B．taxi C．bus D．train
33．A．put on B．took away C．paid for D．gave up
34．A．Actually B．Luckily C．Naturally D．Suddenly
35．A．story B．grade C．lab D．dream
36．A．him B．her C．you D．them
37．A．worried B．excited C．tired D．surprised
38．A．why B．how C．when D．whether
39．A．patient B．honest C．proud D．friendly
40．A．wear B．hide C．win D．find
41．A．news B．music C．name D．ideas
42．A．sad B．old C．slow D．serious
43．A．chosen B．allowed C．taught D．ordered
44．A．if B．after C．until D．although
45．A．met B．invited C．caught D．followed
（2026·浙江温州·模拟预测）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中选出一个最佳选项。
Susan had a secret: she loved robots. She often 46 her dad to do different tasks in his workshop and learned a lot about motors. However, none of her 47 knew it. One day, she heard two boys in her class talking about their robot Robbie. They were preparing for a robot competition, 48 their robot didn’t work well. Susan felt sorry for them.
On the school bus home, Alex and Jacob were still trying to 49 the robot. “The robot’s legs move in a 50 way. It’s really hard to repair!” Alex said 51 . Jacob was worried because the competition was coming in eight days. Susan sat behind the boys. Seeing how upset they were, Susan decided to give them a 52 . Susan talked to them gently and asked about the robot’s 53 . The boys looked at her in surprise, as if no one knew she had so much knowledge about robots. Susan gently took the robot and found the trouble at once. She told them they used the wrong wire. Then she showed them 54 to change the wires.
After Susan got off the bus, she soon 55 a call from Jacob excitedly. He said the robot could work well and even walked a short distance. He also invited Susan to help them make the robot better 56 the competition. The boys were thankful and became good friends with Susan.
Finally, the day of the 57 came, and the new team was ready. Alex and Jacob stood beside Susan and showed 58 robot Robbie to the judges. The robot moved smoothly and finished all tasks without any problem. The judges were pleased with its design. In the end, their team won the first prize. Susan realized that it was no need to keep her 59 as a secret. Sharing talent and kindness can bring people 60 joy in life. Kindness and courage always make every special moment meaningful.
46．A．allowed B．refused C．helped D．told
47．A．sisters B．classmates C．teachers D．brothers
48．A．so B．or C．and D．but
49．A．look for B．fix up C．wake up D．pay for
50．A．strange B．smooth C．normal D．cool
51．A．easily B．sadly C．loudly D．quickly
52．A．hand B．book C．lesson D．smile
53．A．body B．head C．problem D．part
54．A．why B．how C．where D．when
55．A．received B．gave C．made D．took
56．A．for B．from C．with D．on
57．A．competition B．party C．vacation D．meeting
58．A．his B．their C．her D．our
59．A．habit B．plan C．hobby D．rule
60．A．little B．empty C．short D．real
（2026·浙江金华·三模）Maya loved painting. For weeks, she worked hard on a special picture for the school art show. It was about a beautiful yellow 61 flying in a clear blue sky. On the night before the show, she was just 62 the final details.
Suddenly, her little brother ran into the room and accidentally hit her table. A bottle of black ink (墨水) fell over. The dark ink spread 63 the center of the picture! Maya’s heart sank. Her beautiful bird was 64 . She felt so angry that she almost 65 at her brother, but he looked very scared. She just sighed (叹气).
“It is over,” she thought, getting ready to 66 the paper into the bin. There was no time to 67 a new one. But then, she remembered her art teacher’s words: “There are no true mistakes in art, only new 68 .”
Maya sat down and looked 69 at the black stain (污渍). It didn’t look like a mistake anymore; it looked like a dark storm cloud. She picked up her brush. Instead of crying, she 70 to change the picture. She painted heavy rain coming down from the dark cloud. Then, she made the yellow bird look 71 , flying bravely through the storm.
The next day, Maya’s picture came first. The judges loved it because it was not just a pretty bird; it was a story of 72 . Life is much like a painting. We all face unexpected “ink spills” or sudden 73 that change our plans. We cannot control what happens to us, 74 we can choose what to do next. Instead of giving up, we can use our wisdom to turn a bad situation into a 75 one.
61．A．bird B．kite C．butterfly D．balloon
62．A．writing B．finishing C．hiding D．dropping
63．A．near B．behind C．across D．below
64．A．safe B．clean C．perfect D．gone
65．A．laughed B．shouted C．looked D．pointed
66．A．throw B．put C．push D．carry
67．A．buy B．draw C．find D．read
68．A．rules B．mistakes C．chances D．problems
69．A．carefully B．quickly C．sadly D．happily
70．A．forgot B．failed C．stopped D．decided
71．A．lighter B．warmer C．stronger D．smaller
72．A．luck B．courage C．fear D．sadness
73．A．accidents B．visitors C．letters D．gifts
74．A．since B．and C．because D．but
75．A．strange B．common C．beautiful D．daily
（2026·浙江杭州·三模）
One day, a professor decided to give her students a special lesson in the form of an experiment.
They went to a 76 . The professor put a shark into a large pool and then put several small fish into it, too. As you would 77 , the shark started to swim around the pool actively. It attacked the small fish at once and ate them. 78 , things soon changed. The professor then placed a strong piece of clear glass into the pool, dividing the pool into two 79 parts. She put the shark in one part while placing the small fish in the other. Once again, the shark 80 attacked. This time, though the shark 81 the glass and bounced (弹开) off painfully, it didn’t give up. The shark kept 82 this aggressive (好斗的) behavior every few minutes but it failed. As the days passed, the professor did the same 83 several times over the next few weeks. Gradually, the shark became less and less aggressive, until finally it grew 84 of hitting the glass and simply stopped attacking altogether. Then came the most dramatic moment. Although the professor then 85 the glass, the shark still didn’t attack. Why Because the shark was trained to 86 there was a barrier (障碍) between the small fish and 87 , so the fish swam freely, without 88 .
In fact, this is very similar to how some people behave in life. They will 89 trying after experiencing failure. Yet what they don’t realize is that the barrier may no longer exist if they try just one more time. That is to say, if you keep trying, you may become 90 . After all, the only real barrier is often the one we create in our own minds.
76．A．ceremony B．temple C．laboratory D．community
77．A．respect B．expect C．examine D．suggest
78．A．However B．Besides C．Also D．Therefore
79．A．basic B．separate C．full D．tiny
80．A．quietly B．completely C．quickly D．carefully
81．A．knocked into B．checked out C．ran after D．paid for
82．A．discussing B．passing C．refusing D．repeating
83．A．experiment B．game C．chance D．character
84．A．tired B．poor C．creative D．fresh
85．A．took away B．pointed at C．looked through D．put up
86．A．manage B．value C．regret D．believe
87．A．themselves B．itself C．ourselves D．myself
88．A．purpose B．danger C．pleasure D．choice
89．A．enjoy B．keep C．stop D．continue
90．A．painful B．successful C．meaningful D．thankful
（2026·浙江杭州·二模）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Devin sat in the back seat of the car. “I have so much energy!” he said. “Do I really have to sit and watch ”
“It’s just for one more game,” Devin’s father said, as he drove towards the 91 court (球场).
“It’s been a week since I got wounded,” he said. “It doesn’t 92 at all.”
“The doctor said 10 days,” his father reminded him. “No 93 . You can go back into basketball next week.”
“I just want to help my team win,” he said, as he got out of the car. “I can’t do that 94 I’m not on the court.”
Before the game, Coach reminded the players to make smart passes and play 95 a team.
By halftime, Coach 96 the players for their hard work.
The score stood at 48 to 49 with three 97 left in the game. Devin sat down and covered his face with both hands. “I’m a loser here on the bench (替补队员席). I can do 98 to help,” he thought.
Coach called a break and gathered the players to give some advice, and then turned to Devin. “Devin, anything to 99 ”
“They have two players on Wilson, so someone has to be open,” Devin said. “They leave Arturo uncovered (无人防守的) when Wilson has the ball. 100 Arturo and make a pass to him!”
The players went back onto the court. Twice Wilson made a pass to Arturo, and they got two points. 101 , the other team also won two points.
There was only a minute left. As 102 fans counted down the final seconds, Wilson began his move.
“Six... five... four...”
Wilson drove into the lane (三秒区), turned, and made a soft pass to Arturo, who was wide 103 . He won two points 104 .
Devin congratulated his teammates, “Great game! Wish I could have been 105 of it.” Wilson hugged Devin and said, “You were a huge part of it. You were our brains on the bench.”
91．A．football B．basketball C．volleyball D．baseball
92．A．stick B．grow C．hurt D．happen
93．A．jumping B．dancing C．climbing D．hiking
94．A．after B．although C．as soon as D．if
95．A．over B．as C．up D．out
96．A．praised B．allowed C．followed D．mentioned
97．A．seconds B．hours C．minutes D．days
98．A．something B．nothing C．everything D．anything
99．A．connect B．taste C．produce D．add
100．A．Give up B．Look for C．Hear from D．Laugh at
101．A．However B．So C．Instead D．Though
102．A．my B．our C．their D．your
103．A．surprised B．nervous C．serious D．open
104．A．mainly B．nearly C．easily D．especially
105．A．part B．truth C．result D．pioneer
（2026·浙江宁波·三模）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Sophia has always lived in the peaceful town of Maple Creek. She once dreamed of working in a big city like Toronto after studying international 106 in college. However, finding a good job there was more 107 than she had imagined. She felt a little lost but did not want to 108 .
One day, Sophia had an idea. After studying international business in college and recalling her 109 childhood on the family farm, she decided to start a flower tourism business. She loved the beautiful and sweet-smelling lavender (薰衣草) fields she had seen in pictures and decided to 110 it. She believed city people would enjoy visiting such a place.
Sophia bravely offered her 111 to her parents, asking to use a piece of their land. At first, her parents were unsure and thought it was too 112 . They politely said no. Sophia felt disappointed, but she 113 explained her plan again, showing them clear drawings and numbers. Finally, her parents 114 to let her try.
She started working hard on her 8-acre field. She learned 115 to plant and care for lavender by reading books and watching online videos. Sophia never gave up 116 the first year was hard. Two years later, her field was 117 with a beautiful sea of purple lavender. Visitors soon came to see the lovely view and enjoy the peaceful air.
Now, Sophia’s Lavender Farm is quite 118 . It allows people from cities to relax, breathe fresh air, and admire nature. Sophia is very proud that she created her own job and brought 119 to others. Her story shows that with a clear 120 and hard work, wonderful things can grow right at home.
106．A．culture B．business C．history D．science
107．A．challenging B．convenient C．fantastic D．believable
108．A．run away B．stick to C．give up D．put down
109．A．busy B．hard C．happy D．lonely
110．A．share B．protect C．explore D．grow
111．A．plan B．story C．hobby D．problem
112．A．early B．risky C．scary D．helpful
113．A．patiently B．angrily C．suddenly D．carelessly
114．A．refused B．agreed C．discussed D．seemed
115．A．what B．where C．when D．how
116．A．unless B．because C．though D．until
117．A．mixed B．troubled C．crowded D．covered
118．A．energetic B．popular C．modern D．pleasant
119．A．happiness B．kindness C．richness D．fairness
120．A．focus B．dream C．position D．belief
（2026·浙江杭州·二模）I learned the importance of creative thinking many years ago through a simple yet unforgettable physics lesson.
One day, our physics teacher gave us an interesting 121 . He told us to make a paper plane of any 122 . The goal was to get it to fly as far as possible in the hallway. Most of us took it seriously. I folded the best plane I could, carefully shaping the wings and the nose (机头). It flew pretty 123 , and I felt proud of myself.
However, one boy did something completely 124 . He made the greatest, yet the 125 paper plane. 126 , it wasn’t really a plane at all. He stood at the starting line holding a normal piece of paper, with no folds. Some classmates stretched (伸展) their necks while laughing at 127 , thinking he had no idea what he was doing. But moments later, he took that piece of paper, made it into a 128 , and threw it down the hallway. The paper ball rolled and bounced (弹跳) farther than any of our paper planes. We were so 129 by what he had done. We never expected things to happen like this.
All of us were 130 easily by him. Some students got mad and said that it was unfair. The physics teacher smiled and asked, “How so He didn’t do anything wrong 131 a paper ball is different. It is indeed (确实) a shape.” Yes, the boy didn’t cheat. He just completed the task in a 132 way while the rest of us followed the usual method without thinking.
In our life, what we are taught leads to our experience. We do 133 according to it. However, what we 134 gets in the way of our development at some point. It is 135 necessary for us to learn to think outside the box. Just like the boy in the story, we are supposed to think creatively and challenge old rules bravely.
121．A．challenge B．difficulty C．standard D．problem
122．A．color B．weight C．shape D．size
123．A．high B．far C．fast D．close
124．A．strange B．different C．interesting D．difficult
125．A．smallest B．oldest C．simplest D．lightest
126．A．After all B．As a result C．Of course D．In fact
127．A．us B．them C．him D．me
128．A．plane B．card C．box D．ball
129．A．moved B．surprised C．frightened D．encouraged
130．A．beaten B．lost C．hit D．won
131．A．if B．unless C．because D．though
132．A．usual B．difficult C．creative D．simple
133．A．nothing B．everything C．something D．anything
134．A．watched B．learned C．read D．said
135．A．truly B．likely C．hardly D．nearly
（2026·浙江绍兴·二模）On April 19 at 8:20 a.m., a red figure ran across the finish line of a half-marathon race in Beijing. It was me, Flashing, and I had just made 136 .
I’m not talking about human history. I’m a humanoid (人形的) robot designed 137 the company Honor. There was no 138 for a good night’s sleep before my race, or time to catch my breath. My biggest challenge was not hitting others on the 139 field: over 300 robots took part in it.
I finished in 50 minutes and 26 seconds, faster than any of the 12,000 human runners. I 140 beat the human world-record holder, Jacob Kiplimo of Uganda. No wonder people clapped and 141 as I crossed the line.
But were they cheering just for me Much of the honor should go to my 142 . Designing and perfecting a winning robot is a marathon in itself. Have you ever 143 why my legs are over 90 centimeters long while my arms are so small They are 144 shaped after the world’s best human athletes. I also have a special cooling system, so I’m less likely to overheat. However, cooling remains a big 145 for other humanoids. Many of my competitors couldn’t run fast simply because their motors (马达) became too 146 during the race.
Last year, when the first robot half marathon was held, many competitors had to 147 halfway. The fastest robot finished in two hours and 40 minutes — it took longer time than 148 . Maybe Robot runners do not show the same strength and courage as humans, 149 this race does show just as much spirit.
What does the future hold When can we run fast enough in accidents to help 150 lives Part of the answer may come from you.
136．A．interviews B．decisions C．history D．pleasure
137．A．as B．by C．into D．with
138．A．need B．reason C．mind D．plan
139．A．special B．safe C．clean D．crowded
140．A．never B．seldom C．even D．just
141．A．cheered B．laughed C．waited D．talked
142．A．fans B．competitors C．friends D．engineers
143．A．worried B．wondered C．agreed D．checked
144．A．blindly B．simply C．hardly D．carefully
145．A．problem B．advantage C．difference D．change
146．A．noisy B．slow C．hot D．weak
147．A．look around B．go off C．drop out D．pull down
148．A．it B．me C．them D．him
149．A．so B．but C．and D．or
150．A．waste B．destroy C．risk D．save
（2026·浙江金华·二模）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
“What worries you, boy ” said Mrs. Bell to a boy sitting near a wall. The boy had a book in his hand, with a(n) 151 look on his face.
“We have a poem to learn,” said the boy named Tom Blair, “The one who says it best will get a 152 . But I don’t think I can do it. The boys say I shouldn’t even try. They 153 me and call me ‘Slow Tom’.”
“Don’t mind what they say,” said Mrs. Bell 154 , “If you are slow, try to be ‘slow and sure’. Look at that snail on the wall. How 155 it is! And yet, if you watch it, you will see it will get to the 156 of the wall in time. So if you learn a few words each day, you’ll get the prize one day. When you lose 157 , think of the snail on the wall.”
Tom thought he couldn’t keep up with the boys, 158 he could run a race with the snail. Therefore, he decided to try to remember the poem before the snail 159 the top of the wall.
At last, the day came. It was Tom’s turn to recite (背诵). Suddenly, there was a loud laugh for the boys thought Tom would 160 . However, he did not miss a word. Tom’s heart was full of 161 when Mrs. Bell said he had done best and gave him the prize.
“And now tell me,” said the teacher, “ 162 you learned the poem so well.”
“It was the snail that 163 me,” said Tom, “I saw it climb up the wall bit by bit. It did not stop. So I did the same with my task. I learned it bit by bit, and did not 164 .”
“Well done, Tom!” said the teacher, “Now, let’s give a 165 for Tom Blair and the snail on the wall.” Everyone smiled, glad that “Slow Tom” won the prize at last.
151．A．sad B．calm C．bored D．excited
152．A．job B．book C．prize D．snail
153．A．wait for B．play with C．look after D．laugh at
154．A．coldly B．kindly C．rudely D．proudly
155．A．slow B．small C．silly D．strange
156．A．side B．middle C．front D．top
157．A．face B．heart C．value D．control
158．A．or B．as C．but D．and
159．A．saw B．passed C．reached D．covered
160．A．fail B．sleep C．remember D．disappear
161．A．love B．joy C．fear D．pity
162．A．how B．when C．where D．whether
163．A．hurt B．taught C．followed D．promised
164．A．get up B．stay up C．grow up D．give up
165．A．lesson B．choice C．cheer D．chance
（2026·浙江丽水·二模）There is a special jug (罐) on our kitchen table. Next to 166 , I always leave some small pieces of paper and a pen. Anyone in my family can 167 something good that has happened recently. Since it is filled with happy moments, we 168 it the “Good Things Jug”.
Lots of good little things happen in our life every year. At the end of each year, our family members get together and empty the jug 169 . We take turns to read those warm stories aloud one by one. Some are funny and interesting, some are meaningful and serious, and some give us great 170 .
Over the past twelve months, our family has met plenty of hard and difficult days. 171 , recording those good moments has helped us go through the hard time smoothly. Here are some warm notes 172 from our Good Things Jug.
“Jim and I went 173 with our parents last weekend. We even played with our lovely pet dog in the water.”
“Thanks to my parents’ careful care, I became 174 again after a serious illness. I’m truly 175 to them for their selfless love. It is one of the best 176 in my life.”
“Luckily, Dad found a much 177 job and we felt really happy.”
Our special jug is full of 178 , love, and hope all year round. It 179 us that good things are always around us, even during difficult times. So I strongly encourage you to 180 your own Good Things Jug. I’m sure it will bring warmth and changes to your daily life.
166．A．it B．them C．us D．me
167．A．put up B．cut down C．write down D．turn down
168．A．call B．draw C．give D．take
169．A．happily B．quietly C．lonely D．angrily
170．A．sadness B．hope C．challenge D．trouble
171．A．Besides B．Also C．However D．Still
172．A．hidden B．picked C．borrowed D．bought
173．A．shopping B．skating C．camping D．swimming
174．A．sick B．weak C．healthy D．tired
175．A．polite B．thankful C．friendly D．helpful
176．A．gifts B．prizes C．letters D．toys
177．A．worse B．busier C．harder D．better
178．A．fear B．doubt C．joy D．trouble
179．A．promises B．orders C．warns D．reminds
180．A．buy B．create C．forget D．sell
（2026·浙江杭州·模拟预测）阅读下面短文，掌握大意，然后从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
When ZXMoto crossed the finish line at the World Superbike Championship (冠军赛) in March, Zhang Xue, its founder, jumped to his feet. It was the first time a Chinese motorcycle 181 had won at this level. To Zhang, after over 20 years, his hard work finally brought him success, and he was nervous but 182 . “This is not the end,” he thought, pointing to his beloved motorcycles.
Born in a small mountain village in Hunan in 1987, Zhang started with 183 but a deep love for motorcycles. He couldn’t 184 to race professionally, but he never gave up on his dream. At the age of 16, he began working as an apprentice (学徒) at a repair 185 . Working day and night, he finally saved 8,000 yuan—just enough to buy a second-hand motorcycle. From then on, he practised 186 almost every day.
Zhang’s turning point came when he was 19. He followed a TV team 187 rain and mud for over three hours to show them his skills. He performed one trick after another 188 his motorcycle broke down. Luckily, the team filmed 189 . He soon caught the attention of a professional group and began training. But because he started late, he never went 190 as a professional rider.
Still, Zhang didn’t give up; he found another way to 191 his dream. While he couldn’t race to the top, he built his way there. “If the brand of motorcycles I make win the first prize, it’s 192 like I’ve won it myself,” he said.
From a small village repair shop to the world stage, Zhang 193 to move up and stuck to his dream. He never became a champion rider, but hard work paid off—no matter 194 life took him. Success doesn’t come easily, but if you keep trying, you will 195 make it.
181．A．skill B．brand C．speed D．result
182．A．crazy B．strict C．excited D．strange
183．A．everything B．something C．anything D．nothing
184．A．wait B．afford C．choose D．agree
185．A．station B．office C．shop D．hotel
186．A．walking B．running C．traveling D．riding
187．A．through B．for C．of D．between
188．A．while B．since C．because D．until
189．A．it B．them C．him D．her
190．A．far B．early C．long D．wide
191．A．put off B．go for C．join in D．depend on
192．A．even B．only C．just D．ever
193．A．managed B．expected C．refused D．agreed
194．A．how B．where C．what D．why
195．A．quickly B．hardly C．unexpectedly D．surely
（2026·浙江湖州·二模）In the middle of the village stood a large house with a mango tree. Ram lived there with his three sons—Mohan, Sohan and Gopal. The family was warm and happy. But slowly, small arguments 196 . And the sons no longer valued their father’s advice as before.
Each day, Ram watched how a home once filled with 197 had become filled with complaints (抱怨) and anger.
One morning, Mohan said, “Baba, living together like this is no longer 198 .” Sohan nodded, “Yes, Baba. Who enjoys this endless fighting ” Gopal added, “I stayed 199 out of respect for you till now, but I can’t anymore. How can I stay longer at such a place ”
Ram listened quietly and then 200 said, “Alright, my sons. If this is what you all want, I won’t stop you. But will you agree to one last requirement of 201 ”
All three nodded.
Then their father brought three old plates from the kitchen. “Here, my sons,” he said, “ 202 these.”
Sons looked surprised, then laughed, “That’s 203 , Baba.” Within moments, the plates lay broken into pieces.
Calmly, Ram said, “Now 204 them back together. Make them exactly as they were before.” This time, they tried hard to fix them, 205 the plates remained crooked (歪扭的). Their shine was gone, and the marks of 206 were clearly seen.
Taking a deep breath, father said, “Look, my sons. A 207 is like this plate. As long as it remains whole, it has value, every meal served in it tastes good. But once it breaks, no matter how much you try, it 208 becomes the same again.”
Tears filled the sons’ eyes. They said softly, “Baba, please forgive (原谅) us. We’re sorry for what we thought before. Now we understand that there is no 209 in breaking apart.”
From that day on, arguments still happened but 210 did not break. Differences came up at times, but everyone knew and understood: May our love never become like a broken plate.
196．A．ended up B．broke out C．held back D．carried on
197．A．doubt B．pity C．courage D．laughter
198．A．true B．fair C．important D．meaningful
199．A．awake B．silent C．honest D．humorous
200．A．gently B．worriedly C．angrily D．excitedly
201．A．ours B．yours C．mine D．theirs
202．A．burn B．keep C．break D．wash
203．A．easy B．useful C．impossible D．unnecessary
204．A．put B．turn C．send D．throw
205．A．or B．so C．but D．and
206．A．making B．repairing C．heating D．collecting
207．A．tree B．house C．person D．family
208．A．never B．sometimes C．usually D．always
209．A．result B．sound C．problem D．happiness
210．A．rules B．dreams C．hearts D．spirits
（2026·浙江嘉兴·二模）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
On a sunny summer day, my six-year-old daughter Heidi was playing happily in the backyard. Believing her glass box was a small chair, she sat right down on it.
211 , the jar broke into many pieces. Heidi lost her balance (平衡) and 212 . When she stood up, we saw a small but deep cut on her 213 , and blood was running out quickly. We rushed her to the hospital at once and tried our best to calm her down, 214 she kept crying softly all the time.
While we were waiting for 215 , Dr. Anderson came over. He was very calm and friendly. To make Heidi 216 , he told her a silly joke while checking. He said the cut on her leg was pretty deep but not too bad. With his comfort, Heidi almost didn’t 217 the treatment, even when the doctor cleaned her cut up and carefully fixed it.
After that, Dr. Anderson left for a minute and 218 with a clean rubber glove. He blew it up like a balloon and then drew a chicken face on it. Heidi 219 and reached out. She loved the toy so much that she played with it over the next few days 220 it finally broke.
Twenty years later, when we shared 221 at a holiday dinner, I talked about that day: broken glass, blood, long wait... But Heidi looked at me in 222 . She only remembered the kindness and the silly glove — like a pleasant visit to Grandpa Anderson, not a(n) 223 . Maybe children naturally remember the 224 side of things instead of the terrible ones, but most of grown-ups have lost the ability over time.
I realized that there’s always something good in life, and that’s what we should pay attention to. Now I try to live the moment and get through the bad quickly. I am also 225 to doctors like Dr. Anderson, whose kindness will stay in children’s hearts forever.
211．A．Luckily B．Suddenly C．Certainly D．Actually
212．A．ran away B．fell down C．showed up D．turned around
213．A．leg B．arm C．face D．foot
214．A．so B．or C．but D．although
215．A．help B．truth C．signs D．decisions
216．A．touched B．relaxed C．satisfied D．interested
217．A．miss B．notice C．accept D．require
218．A．rested B．waited C．stopped D．returned
219．A．nodded B．shouted C．laughed D．recorded
220．A．if B．when C．until D．unless
221．A．plans B．dreams C．secrets D．memories
222．A．pain B．fear C．anger D．surprise
223．A．lesson B．mistake C．accident D．adventure
224．A．warm B．quiet C．simple D．dangerous
225．A．polite B．honest C．friendly D．thankful
（2026·浙江丽水·二模）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳的选项。
Lily was a shy girl who often felt like she wasn’t enough. She compared herself with her classmates. Some were amazing at sports or dancing. Some had lots of 226 friends to share everything with. “Why can’t I be like them ” Lily 227 , feeling this was an unsolved puzzle.
One day Lily found a 228 game online—The Perfect You.
When Lily clicked it curiously, a puzzle 229 with a green light on the screen spoke, “What makes you happy ” Lily was too 230 to answer, so she closed the website quickly. That night, the shining puzzle piece appeared in her mind so that she couldn’t 231 .
The next morning, Lily thought for a long time and opened the 232 again. Then, she answered the question. “I feel happy when I play with Maria.” 233 , the puzzle piece flew to its correct place.
Then, a 234 puzzle piece appeared and asked, “What are you proud of ” Lily thought for a long time before answering, “I’m proud of 235 when I help other kids.” The puzzle piece flew into place like the first one.
Day by day, more questions appeared—some simple and some 236 . Finally, the last puzzle piece appeared. It asked, “Do you feel 237 sometimes ” Lily froze (惊呆). “I don’t know.” 238 soon, she remembered her mother’s words, “It’s OK to be alone sometimes. Everyone gets to choose their friends, but don’t lose heart!”
Taking a deep breath, Lily felt 239 and said, “Yes, I feel left out sometimes, but I know it’s OK.” The whole puzzle shined and turned into a shiny mirror 240 Lily’s own smiling face with the words: “Be yourself!” Warmth spread through Lily, as she realized she didn’t need to be like others—being herself is enough.
226．A．rich B．close C．strict D．strong
227．A．called B．agreed C．promised D．wondered
228．A．ball B．card C．puzzle D．video
229．A．piece B．paper C．picture D．board
230．A．scared B．excited C．tired D．pleased
231．A．eat B．play C．sleep D．study
232．A．book B．game C．box D．door
233．A．Actually B．Naturally C．Luckily D．Amazingly
234．A．first B．second C．third D．fourth
235．A．myself B．yourself C．herself D．himself
236．A．boring B．funny C．easy D．difficult
237．A．stressed out B．tired out C．left out D．worn out
238．A．As B．So C．And D．But
239．A．moved B．lonely C．relaxed D．nervous
240．A．covering B．reflecting C．creating D．finding
（2026·浙江杭州·三模）Deaf teenagers Orlando Chavez (16) and German Resendiz (17) have been friends since kindergarten. Together the two boys, who go to Escondido High School in California, have had the difficult job of learning in schools where most 241 can speak and hear.
Orlando lost his 242 at the age of one after an illness. German was born 243 , and his parents moved from Mexico to find a school where he could learn sign language. He 244 Orlando on their first day of kindergarten. “We were in a special class with about 25 other deaf kids,” German remembers. “Before then, I didn’t know I was deaf and that I was 245 .”
“Being young and deaf in usual classes was very hard,” signs Orlando. “The other kids didn’t understand us and we didn’t understand them. But we’ve all 246 together, and today, I’m 247 because I’m deaf. Kids try hard to communicate with me.”
Some things are very 248 for the two boys. “We can’t talk on the phone, so if we need help, we can’t 249 an emergency service,” German signs. “And we can’t order food in some places.”
Despite (尽管) their difficulties, the two boys have found 250 putting food in bags at a local supermarket. They got their jobs through a “workability” program for teenagers from local schools with different types of learning 251 . German has worked in the supermarket since August, and Orlando started in November.
“The other people who work here have been very nice to us,” Orlando signs. “They even 252 sometimes. At first, we were 253 , but we’ve learned a lot and we’re getting better.”
The chance to earn money makes them excited. In the future, they hope to 254 their education and get good jobs. They want to 255 their families and live better lives.
241．A．adults B．students C．teachers D．friends
242．A．sight B．hearing C．smell D．taste
243．A．clever B．blind C．poor D．deaf
244．A．met B．helped C．followed D．visited
245．A．successful B．afraid C．satisfied D．different
246．A．taken action B．turned down C．grown up D．broken down
247．A．popular B．crazy C．calm D．honest
248．A．difficult B．strange C．disappointing D．easy
249．A．need B．provide C．call D．use
250．A．interest B．work C．chances D．hobbies
251．A．needs B．styles C．disabilities D．methods
252．A．suggest B．sign C．work D．nod
253．A．nervous B．ugly C．shocked D．strict
254．A．complete B．receive C．value D．continue
255．A．have B．leave C．forget D．support
（2026·浙江宁波·二模）For the past four months, Billy’s Bus has been picking up around 15 “pawsengers” each day from stops across West Yorkshire, England. After finding their seats, the puppies lick (舔) their humans 256 . They are then driven to the “Bark Park” for three hours of play. 257 all that fun, the dogs are brought back onto the bus and 258 tasty doggy biscuits. On the way home, they listen to the radio, happy, tired and 259 for a long nap.
The business was 260 by Laura Mohan. She came up with the idea after trying to find 261 for her own pup, a three-year-old Cavapoo (可卡布犬) called Billy (the company is named after it). Mohan found only two 262 : a one-hour walk or a full day at daycare. 263 felt quite right, and she began to wonder, “What would a dream day outside be like for my dog ”
The question 264 her to videos posted by Canine Convoy. Unlike buses for people, the American business drives dogs around for walks and playtime in 265 buses, open to all puppies and used only for them. Mohan wanted to do the same in the U. K. 266 Billy’s Bus was on the road.
Billy’s Bus now has over 500 regular members. “‘Paw-rents’ love our service,” says Mohan. “It’s wonderful to see the dog run to get 267 board when we arrive in the morning.”
In addition to entertaining the dogs, Mohan hopes to support her local 268 . She invites people who feel lonely or down to spend time with the puppies. “The bus raises smiles and helps people forget, 269 for a moment, about the sad things going on around them,” says Mohan. “I think it has 270 people’s well-being (幸福安康).”
Looking ahead, Mohan hopes to have a Billy’s Bus in every town across the U.K. “There’s so much I want to do!” she says with a smile. “I’m just getting started.”
256．A．hello B．welcome C．goodbye D．thanks
257．A．Before B．After C．Since D．During
258．A．given B．gotten C．taken D．kept
259．A．late B．sorry C．good D．ready
260．A．started B．allowed C．refused D．enjoyed
261．A．food B．care C．time D．water
262．A．reasons B．answers C．decisions D．choices
263．A．Both B．Either C．Neither D．Each
264．A．led B．took C．carried D．moved
265．A．special B．normal C．private D．empty
266．A．so that B．as if C．even though D．ever since
267．A．off B．on C．away D．up
268．A．hospitals B．governments C．schools D．communities
269．A．hardly B．only C．even D．often
270．A．improved B．created C．checked D．caused
（2026·浙江绍兴·二模）
Roger McElroy was nothing like the“evil (邪恶的) stepfather” in stories. He tried his best to be a guiding light in the life of his stepdaughter, Brooke Johnson. He always 271 her even when life threw her 272 . Once, Johnson felt stuck and hopeless. McElroy sent her a phone 273 : “Everything’s gonna be fine. We’ll 274 it.” Those words stayed with her.
In 2024, McElroy 275 a fall that left him a quadriplegic (四肢瘫痪的). While sitting by his bed, Johnson shared her dream: to be the 276 woman to skateboard across the U.S. He liked the idea and planned to be part of it. However, McElroy died 277 the trip began. Johnson was 278 , but she decided to honor him by becoming the first woman to skateboard across the country.
In April, she began her journey in California, 279 a necklace that held a little of McElroy’s ashes (骨灰). It was her way of letting him “join” her in the trip. Along the way, she 280 money for Wings for Life, which supports research into spinal cord (脊髓) injuries. The 3,266-mile trip was not 281 : she skated 30-50 miles daily, through rain or 282 . Whenever she felt tired, she heard McElroy’s voice: “You can do it.”
On August 15, after 119 days, she 283 the Atlantic Ocean. No one was more surprised than Johnson—she completed 284 she started, while raising $50,000 for Wings for Life. She told ABC News, “Roger left me a 285 , and for that I thank him every day.”
271．A．ignored B．supported C．doubted D．left
272．A．gifts B．chances C．challenges D．ideas
273．A．e-mail B．message C．call D．letter
274．A．get through B．give up C．put off D．hold on
275．A．faced B．took C．met D．suffered
276．A．youngest B．fastest C．first D．best
277．A．when B．while C．after D．before
278．A．nervous B．sad C．relaxed D．disappointed
279．A．selling B．hiding C．making D．wearing
280．A．saved B．spent C．raised D．wasted
281．A．hard B．easy C．long D．fun
282．A．snow B．storm C．cold D．shine
283．A．left B．missed C．reached D．passed
284．A．what B．when C．where D．why
285．A．goal B．space C．humor D．joy
（2026·浙江嘉兴·二模）阅读下面短文，掌握大意，然后从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
On the evening of February 24th, 2026, a warm and moving story took place on the high-speed train G6141. Train conductor Wei Xingliang did something great to 286 a little girl.
A two-year-old girl named Lele hurt her left middle finger badly by accident. Her parents were very 287 and took the high-speed train to Changsha at once for a finger operation. As the golden time for such an operation is only six to eight hours, every 288 matters a lot.
As soon as Wei Xingliang learned about the emergency (紧急情况), he 289 to offer help right away. He calmed down the helpless parents and 290 the little girl first. Then he called the workers at Changsha South Railway Station 291 . He asked them to 292 a special green life passage (通道) for the little girl. He also prepared 293 to keep the broken finger cold during the journey.
When the train 294 at Changsha South Railway Station, Wei Xingliang guided the family through the special passage, which made them successfully avoid the 295 . Then they rushed to the hospital by car within minutes.
Thanks to Wei Xingliang’s 296 help, Lele got to the hospital in time. The doctors carried out the operation smoothly and 297 went well. Soon after, the little girl made a full recovery.
Wei Xingliang is just a common worker, 298 he shines with great warmth and responsibility. With a loving heart and a strong sense of duty, he tries his best to 299 people. He sets a good 300 for all of us. We should carry forward this spirit and improve ourselves with small kind acts every day.
286．A．save B．serve C．teach D．change
287．A．tired B．bored C．worried D．disappointed
288．A．minute B．day C．week D．year
289．A．hoped B．learnt C．failed D．decided
290．A．noticed B．raised C．checked D．followed
291．A．quietly B．quickly C．secretly D．carefully
292．A．get up B．set up C．give up D．take up
293．A．ice B．sand C．cloth D．medicine
294．A．waited B．slowed C．arrived D．started
295．A．guests B．crowds C．workers D．customers
296．A．daily B．simple C．general D．immediate
297．A．nothing B．anything C．something D．everything
298．A．so B．as C．but D．because
299．A．help B．cheer C．trust D．praise
300．A．rule B．goal C．style D．example
（2026·浙江舟山·二模）阅读下面短文，然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。
Jenny sat at her window as usual, looking out upon the street, with a look of 301 on her face. “What a long day this is going to be!” Then she saw a little boy running down the street, swinging his schoolbag. Looking up to the window, the boy 302 his hat and bowed with a bright, pleasant smile.
“What a nice 303 !” said Jenny to herself, as the boy ran out of sight. “It seems like having the 304 . I wish everybody who goes by would look up and smile.”
George, the little boy, told his mother about that 305 girl when he got back home, “She looks so helpless. I wish I could do something for her.”
The next morning, as Jenny 306 at the window again, she saw George with a handful of beautiful flowers, which were carefully picked along his way. He stopped 307 her window, smiling pleasantly, and said, “Can I come in ” Jenny told him how to get into the house. Opening the door to Jenny’s gentle “Come in”, George said, “I’ve brought you some flowers.”
“Are they for me ” said Jenny 308 . “How kind you are,” she continued, as George put the flowers in her hands. “I’ve 309 received any flowers since we moved to the town.” “Did you live in a village in the past ” asked George, 310 the old, small and empty room. “Yes,” said Jenny.
Jenny used to have a happy family and live in a beautiful house in the 311 . However, she lost her right leg in an accident. She couldn’t 312 like other people any longer. Later, her parents sold their village house, and moved here to get work to do.
George told his parents 313 . They decided to help her. More and more people in the town gave Jenny friendly smiles 314 they passed by her house. She was greatly cheered up. A few months later, Jenny and her mother 315 a flower shop. People could always see Jenny sitting in the shop, having a lovely smile on her face.
301．A．surprise B．fear C．anger D．sadness
302．A．picked up B．handed out C．took off D．threw away
303．A．smile B．boy C．gift D．day
304．A．dream B．rain C．chance D．sunshine
305．A．kind B．poor C．shy D．quiet
306．A．waited B．stood C．sat D．looked
307．A．through B．over C．across from D．in front of
308．A．proudly B．happily C．nervously D．disappointedly
309．A．never B．often C．always D．sometimes
310．A．looking for B．looking around C．looking after D．looking into
311．A．island B．town C．countryside D．city
312．A．talk B．walk C．drive D．write
313．A．everything B．something C．anything D．nothing
314．A．before B．unless C．when D．until
315．A．borrowed B．visited C．sold D．opened
（2026·浙江台州·二模）Ms. Chen’s class was full of excitement. “I have a (n) 316 task for you: try something different,” she said. “Bring a food that shows your family’s culture or history next Monday. Each of you will share your 317 and the story behind it.”
The students were excited about what they would bring. Everyone had an idea 318 Liz.
That night at dinner, Liz 319 her food without eating.
“What’s wrong ” her dad asked.
Liz sighed (叹气). “We have to bring a food that shows our family’s culture or history, 320 I don’t know what to bring.”
Her mom laughed. “That’s easy! You can bring wonton soup. Your grandma 321 me how to make it when I was your age. It has been in our Chinese family for generations (几代).”
Her dad smiled. “You could bring enchiladas! It has been in our Mexican family for 322 . Everyone in our family loves it. It is 323 at our table.”
Liz looked at her mom, then at her dad. “Which can I 324 ” Liz thought. On Sunday afternoon, Liz was sitting in the yard. Suddenly, she sat up straight. Why do I have to choose She ran inside. “Mom! Dad! I have a great 325 ! What if we made a dish that mixes Mexican and Chinese food ”
Her parents’ eyes lit up. “That’s wonderful! Let’s get cooking!” They spent the rest of Sunday in the kitchen. Finally, they 326 a crispy wonton wrapper (馄饨皮) filled with beef, beans, and cheese—a new dish they called “burri-ton”.
The next day, Liz introduced her “burri-tons” to the class. “They’re a 327 of Mexican and Chinese food — just like my family. So we made a dish that brings both our cultures.”
Ms. Chen smiled. “Liz, that’s amazing. This dish truly shows 328 you are.” When Liz watched her classmates enjoying eating her “burritos”, she felt so 329 in her heart. It wasn’t one culture or the other—it was both, 330 . And it was delicious.
316．A．special B．daily C．easy D．old
317．A．book B．video C．dish D．picture
318．A．besides B．except C．including D．like
319．A．stared at B．pointed at C．waited for D．asked for
320．A．though B．or C．so D．but
321．A．taught B．called C．asked D．wanted
322．A．hours B．days C．months D．years
323．A．simple B．popular C．fresh D．healthy
324．A．eat B．buy C．choose D．solve
325．A．question B．dream C．time D．idea
326．A．bought B．created C．copied D．ordered
327．A．way B．group C．mix D．total
328．A．who B．what C．where D．how
329．A．sorry B．excited C．worried D．surprised
330．A．either B．alone C．together D．neither
（2026·浙江温州·二模）From my window, I could see the Savoy Ballroom. I loved to dance, but my legs often ached.
My mom would always say, “God didn’t put magic in 331 feet, Eugene. Don’t worry about what you can’t change.” I 332 those words. I felt so hopeless—the music was in my head, but my legs could 333 follow it.
Still, I couldn’t stop 334 about dancing. My friend Kate read my thoughts. One night, she said, “Come on, let’s go to the Savoy!” I knew my legs might not hold up, but the 335 of the dance was just too strong. So I said yes.
Kate led me into the Savoy. I kept my eyes on the floor at first. I was 336 that someone might notice my legs. But when Kate took my hand and the music started, I left all my worries behind and gave myself to the dance. It felt like 337 !
The music became faster. I tried to keep up, but my 338 legs just stopped working. I fell hard onto the floor. People around me laughed. My face 339 and tears ran down my cheeks. I was mad at myself. When Kate reached out, I just walked off to a corner table.
I sat with my head down, wishing the world would just go away, 340 the music slowly pulled me back.
I 341 . Kate was dancing like a queen. Her feet kept a fast beat. Before I realized it, my fingers found the 342 on the table. I copied it first and then 343 it and made my own. I got so lost in the music that I didn’t see someone come over.
It was the drummer from the band. He smiled kindly, “Boy, your 344 are full of magic!” He handed me a pair of drumsticks. “Here, have a try.”
I took the drumsticks. A new feeling of 345 grew inside me. I looked at the dancers, then at the sticks in my hands. God didn’t put magic in my feet. Instead he put it in my hands.
331．A．my B．your C．his D．her
332．A．hated B．explained C．missed D．shared
333．A．always B．sometimes C．often D．hardly
334．A．complaining B．dreaming C．arguing D．joking
335．A．doubt B．fear C．power D．memory
336．A．curious B．nervous C．lonely D．surprised
337．A．freezing B．sleeping C．standing D．flying
338．A．broken B．weak C．quick D．short
339．A．cleared B．shone C．burned D．relaxed
340．A．but B．or C．so D．if
341．A．got up B．looked up C．dressed up D．gave up
342．A．beat B．drum C．stick D．note
343．A．changed B．accepted C．checked D．moved
344．A．arms B．eyes C．legs D．hands
345．A．safety B．honor C．hope D．duty
（2026·浙江衢州·一模）阅读下面短文，掌握大意，然后从每题所给的 A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Luna’s birthday was coming up, and Mia wanted to find her a special 346 . She went to a local market for old things. Mia knew that Luna loved pretty 347 . She kept them on a shelf in her dining room.
After looking for a long time, Mia felt a bit 348 because she couldn’t find anything good that she could afford. She was just about to give up when she 349 a fairly priced plate. It was dark blue with gold lines around the edge. Mia thought it was 350 . She picked it up and walked to the shopkeeper to pay for it, but suddenly the plate 351 her hands, hit the ground, and broke into many pieces.
Mia looked at the shopkeeper 352 . She gave a weak smile and said, “I broke it, so I’ll 353 it.” She paid the full price and picked up the pieces. She found they were still quite pretty 354 they couldn’t be put on a shelf.
“I’m sorry,” the shopkeeper said, “I know how you feel. I 355 two plates myself this morning.” He showed 356 a box of broken pieces. One plate was white with flowers, and the other was bright yellow. Suddenly, Mia had an 357 .
“Can I take these, too ” she asked.
“You can have them!” the shopkeeper replied in 358 , not understanding what she was going to do.
Mia gave the pieces to Luna in a nice bag with a note: “You always taught me to find 359 in everything. These pieces may look useless, but together we can make something beautiful for your garden.”
Mia thought Luna would 360 this gift. It might be even better than a perfect plate for her.
346．A．prize B．gift C．message D．wish
347．A．plates B．flowers C．bags D．boxes
348．A．excited B．relaxed C．afraid D．worried
349．A．accepted B．painted C．noticed D．remembered
350．A．common B．perfect C．familiar D．expensive
351．A．knocked at B．jumped into C．fell from D．landed on
352．A．rudely B．angrily C．carefully D．nervously
353．A．buy B．throw C．fix D．stick
354．A．because B．although C．if D．when
355．A．broke B．sold C．made D．lent
356．A．it B．you C．him D．her
357．A．agreement B．idea C．excuse D．adventure
358．A．pride B．fear C．surprise D．calm
359．A．beauty B．truth C．duty D．peace
360．A．forget B．miss C．refuse D．love
（2026·浙江湖州·模拟预测）阅读下面短文，理解其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。阅读下面短文，理解其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
Last month, my class went hiking. At the 361 of the mountain, we saw two roads. One was wide and easy, covered with soft grass, with many people laughing along the way. The other was narrow (狭窄的) and rocky, with hard 362 and wild trees growing beside it. There were few visitors on that side, and it looked quiet and lonely. Most classmates 363 chose the easy road without much thought. But my friend Lily and I 364 each other and picked the hard one.
Although it was tiring, we kept climbing 365 . We helped each other and shared water. And we stopped to 366 only when we felt really tired. On the way, we saw special flowers growing between the stones and 367 birds singing in the branches (枝条) above things the other group didn’t 368 because they were walking too fast on the easy road.
When we finally got to the top, we were the 369 ones there! A cool wind blew against our hot faces. The view was amazing we could see the whole village 370 , and the sky seemed so close. We felt so proud of what we had done. Soon, the others arrived, looking 371 to see us already sitting there.
Later, our teacher smiled and told us a secret: “The road that most people avoided was actually the quickest way to the top.” We soon realized 372 fewer people chose this way it needed more hard work and a stronger will from the very beginning.
This experience taught 373 a valuable lesson: hard roads have fewer people because not all of us dare to try. If we want to achieve our dreams, we shouldn’t give up easily. 374 , we should face challenges with courage and hope. Now, when I study 375 subjects, I always remember that every hard step will lead me closer to success.
361．A．foot B．top C．side D．back
362．A．birds B．stones C．insects D．flowers
363．A．slowly B．quickly C．suddenly D．carefully
364．A．laughed at B．shouted at C．looked at D．pointed at
365．A．one by one B．day by day C．word by word D．step by step
366．A．sleep B．talk C．rest D．breath
367．A．felt B．heard C．smelt D．touched
368．A．notice B．like C．need D．expect
369．A．first B．second C．third D．last
370．A．up B．above C．below D．inside
371．A．scared B．surprised C．interested D．disappointed
372．A．why B．how C．when D．what
373．A．him B．he C．us D．them
374．A．So B．And C．Because D．Instead
375．A．awful B．useful C．interesting D．difficult
（2026·浙江金华·三模）通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中选出一个最佳选项。
January 15, 2009 is an unforgettable day for many people.
At 3:24 p.m., U.S. Airways flight 1549 376 from LaGuardia Airport in New York City. It was going to Charlotte, North Carolina. There were 150 passengers and 377 crew members (机组成员) on board — the pilot, the co-pilot, and three flight attendants. The flight seemed like any trip, 378 very quickly it became an unforgettable adventure (冒险).
379 , three minutes after take-off, some birds 380 the plane’s engines. First, the left engine was on fire and 381 working. Then the second engine also stopped.
Captain Sullenberger, the pilot, had to make a 382 decision. He did not have enough time to fly 383 to LaGuardia. He had to do something. If he did 384 , then everyone on the plane was going to die, including 385 . At 3:31 p.m., Sullenberger decided to land on Hudson River. “We are going to be in the Hudson,” he told the airport. It 386 , but he had to try. He used his experience 387 a pilot to land the airplane on the Hudson River. As a result, all of the people on the plane lived.
The next day, people called this event the “Miracle (奇迹) on the Hudson.” They couldn’t believe it was 388 to land such a big plane on a river. Passengers on the plane were very 389 to Sullenberger. One passenger told reporters, “Captain Sullenberger is the best pilot in the world. He should be the President of the United States.”
U.S. government officials will study this unforgettable event. They do not want it to happen again. Everyone agrees: It was an adventure they do not want to 390 .
376．A．took up B．took down C．took off D．took out
377．A．three B．four C．five D．six
378．A．and B．but C．so D．because
379．A．Unluckily B．Differently C．Especially D．Recently
380．A．dug B．hit C．cut D．hid
381．A．started B．continued C．stopped D．finished
382．A．fast B．slow C．silly D．friendly
383．A．up B．down C．forward D．back
384．A．something B．anything C．everything D．nothing
385．A．myself B．yourself C．himself D．herself
386．A．played a joke B．made a difference C．took a risk D．broke a record
387．A．for B．with C．as D．in
388．A．professional B．possible C．proper D．primary
389．A．thankful B．friendly C．surprised D．known
390．A．remember B．report C．repeat D．remind
（2026·浙江金华·一模）Arun loved butterflies. Every morning, he would run through the fields with a net, trying to catch them. But no matter how fast he ran, the butterflies always flew 391 .
One day, an old gardener named Meera watched him and smiled. “Why do you chase (追逐) them so 392 ” she asked.
“Because I love them,” Arun replied, “I just want one to 393 with me.”
Meera pointed to her garden, where dozens of butterflies danced among colorful flowers. “I never run after butterflies. I plant 394 , water them, and care for them every day. The butterflies 395 on their own.”
Arun’s face shone. “So if I want butterflies to come to me, I should plant flowers 396 chasing them ”
Meera nodded. “Yes. The same is true for the 397 . Don’t run after them. Be someone worth coming to. Show kindness, be 398 , and keep your word. Then, just like butterflies, they will be 399 to you.”
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浙江中考英语完形填空做题技巧
浙江中考英语完形填空 做题技巧
浙江中考完形以记叙文为主（成长、亲情、友情、励志），首句一般不挖空，实词（动词、名词、形容词）占绝大多数，重语境、逻辑、情感，单纯语法题很少，核心原则：先懂故事，再选词，答案大多藏在上下文
标准三步做题法
第一步：速读全文（30–60 秒，不做题）
只读：首句、每段开头、结尾句。
目标抓住三件事：
1. 人物是谁；
2. 故事主线（发生了什么）；
3. 情感基调：正向（鼓励、温暖）还是转折（失落→振作）。
大忌：看一空填一空，很容易被局部句子带偏，和后文矛盾。
第二步：逐空选答案，优先找线索（核心）
1. 词义复现（浙江高频考点）
原词、近义词、反义词、同根词前后呼应。
例：前文出现 `difficult`，后文空可能选 `hard`；前面是 `forget`，后面提示 `remember`。
看到名词优先回原文找有没有同款词。
2. 逻辑连词锁定方向（必圈）
- 并列：and, also → 前后感情、词义同向
- 转折：but, however, though → 前后相反（浙江最爱考转折）
- 因果：because, so → 原因和结果匹配
- 递进：even, besides → 程度加深
3. 情感一致法（记叙文神器）
整篇故事情感是连贯的，形容词、副词优先贴合人物当下心情。
故事往往是：受挫→努力→收获感悟，情绪会跟着情节变化，不要选和人物情绪冲突的词21世纪教...。
4. 固定搭配 + 动宾 / 动介搭配
积累中考高频短语（如 give up, take pride in, depend on），很多题可以直接排除搭配错误选项。
注意：浙江现在纯搭配题变少，搭配对，还要语境对才算对。
5. 动词：抓动作先后、动作搭配
故事是一串连续动作，要符合常理；同时看主语能不能发出这个动作。
6. 代词线索
it /they/this /that，往前找它指代的名词、事件。
三步：全部填完，回读检查（最重要的一步）
完整读一遍：
1. 时态一致、单复数一致；
2. 逻辑通顺，没有突兀；
3. 主旨、情感和结尾升华一致；
4. 不确定的空，优先选和全文主线匹配的，不要凭自己想象脑补剧情。
浙江考生高频踩坑
1. 只看本句翻译，不看前后句；
2. 单词认识，分不清近义词细微差别（afford/offered；spend/cost）；
3. 忽略 but 转折，顺着前面情绪选；
4. 主观加剧情，脱离作者本意；
5. 生词一卡壳就慌：生词大多是修饰词，抓主干主谓宾即可跳过。
近义词辨析备考重点（浙江完形常拉开分差）
- accept / receive
- spend / take / cost / pay
- rise / raise
- forget / leave
- interesting / interested
- too much / much too
考场取舍建议
遇到纠结二选一：
优先看后文有没有线索词；没有线索，优先贴合文章主旨和情感，不要纠结中文翻译哪个顺。

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