2023年大学英语B完形填空(4月网考)

第四部分完形填空(2023年4月网考）假如基础不好,这13篇完形填空暂不看，考前一天会在更新群内给出本部分具体的必考范围,一般在10题左右，建议届时候直接做成小抄,保证1０分不丢失。做手心抄方法如下：第一题：FC-－BBCBAＡBCCA（FC为：Firecan的简写)第二题:FT－-BDADDCDABD（ＦＴ为:Ｆorｔhe的简写）1.Ｆｉreｃａnhelppeopｌeiｎmaｎyways.Firｅcanhｅatｗateｒ,21yｏｕrｈｏuｓe，givｅlightandcooｋfoｏd.Bｕtfirecａｎbuｒntｈingｓｔoo.Noboｄyknows22ｐeopleｂeｇanｔouｓefire.OｎestoｒyfroｍAustｒａliaｔeｌｌsａboutamａnaveｒylongｔｉmeａｇo．Hｅ23tｈｅｓｕｎbyaroｐｅanｄbｒoughtｆiredoｗｎ.Todａypeoplｅkｎowｈowtｏ24ａｆiｒewｉthmaｔｃhes.Cｈildrｅｎｓomeｔｉmeslｉketoplaywｉｔｈtｈem.Ｂuｔmaｔchescanbevery２5．Firekilｌsｐeｏplｅeveｒyｙｅar．Ｓoyoumuｓtbecaｒeful26matcheｓ.Ｙｏushｏuｌdａlｓoｌearnto27ｆｉｒｅｓ.Fireｓｎeeｄoxygen.Wiｔhｏｕtoxygenthｅｙｄie．Ｔｈｅreis2８inｔｈｅaｉr.Ｃｏveraｆireｗiｔhwaｔｅｒ，sａnd,orinaneｍeｒgｅncｙ，ｗｉtｈｙourｃoａｔorablankeｔ.Tｈisｋeepstheair29ａｆireandｋillｓit．Becaｒｅfulwithfirｅ，ａｎdｉtwiｌlhelｐyoｕ.Becａｒeｌesswitｈfirｅ,anditmiｇhｔ30ｙou.２1.Ａ.ｂrｉghtenﻩ Ｂ．waｒｍ ﻩﻩC．beautify Ｄ.lｉｇhteｎ22．A.where ﻩ B.ｗheｎﻩ ﻩC.what ﻩ ﻩD．hoｗ2３.Ａ.watchｅdﻩﻩﻩB.ｇotupｔo ﻩC.ｗeｎtuｐto D.diｓcoveｒｅd24.A.setﻩﻩB．ｍａｋｅ Ｃ.cause ﻩ D.catch２５.A.dangerous 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