完形填空10篇(北京名校真题)-2024年中考英语逆袭冲刺名校模拟真题速递(北京专用)

2024年中考英语逆袭冲刺名校模拟真题速递(北京专用)第四期专题02完形填空10篇（2024·北京门头沟·二模）阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择最佳选项。TheLostandFoundKiteEmilywasanenergeticyounggirlinherneighbourhood.She1flyingkites.Shehasacollectionofcolourfulkites,eachonewithitsownspecialstory.Onesunnyafternoon,Emilytookherfavouritekite,abrightredonethather2hadgivenher,tothenearbypark.Thekiteflewhighinthesky,dancingwiththewind’smovement.Itwasabeautifulsight,andEmilyfeltasenseoffreedomasshecontrolledthekite.Butsuddenly,anunexpectedgust(一阵)ofwindpulledthetreasuredredkitefromherhandandit3intothesky.Shespenthourssearchingforherlostkite,butitwasnowheretobefound.Hereyeswelledwithtears(眼泪),andherheartached(疼痛)withloss.Shecouldn’t4howsomethingsodeartoherhadlefther.Asdaysturnedintoweeks,Emilycouldn’tshakethefeelingofsadnessthathung(笼罩)overher.Shemissedherkite5.Butastimewenton,shebegantorealizethatherconnectiontothekitewasn’tjustaboutthephysicalobject.Itwasaboutthe6shehadcreatedwhileflyingitwithhergrandfather.Tofilltheemptinessleftbyherlostkite,Emilydecidedtocreatenewmemories.Shespenttimewithhergrandfather,listeningtohisstoriesandlearningfromhiswisdom.Theconnectionbetweenthemgrewstronger,andEmilydiscoveredthattheloveandwarmththeysharedweremore7thananyotherobject.Onesunnyday,asEmilyandhergrandfathersatunderanoldtree,agustofwindruffled(吹动)theleavesabovethem.Emilyrealizedthatthewindwasjustliketheunseen8betweenherandhergrandfather.Itwasareminderthatthelovetheyshared,andthememoriestheycreated,werealwayswithher,justlikethekiteflyinghighintheendlesssky.1．A．practices B．finishes C．loves D．minds2．A．father B．grandfather C．neighbour D．friend3．A．lost B．broke C．climbed D．disappeared4．A．prove B．judge C．realize D．understand5．A．dearly B．carefully C．naturally D．normally6．A．kites B．chances C．memories D．situations7．A．interesting B．valuable C．popular D．peaceful8．A．connection B．words C．thoughts D．behaviours（2024·北京昌平·二模）OnehotAugustafternoonin1990,DeenaHoaglandandher5-year-oldsonJoewenttoaplaceinKeyLargocalledDolphinPlus,wherepeopleswamwithdolphins.Andsomething9happenedthere.Joehadaproblemwithhisheartanddoctorshadtooperateonhimwhenhewasthree.Butthisoperationdidn’tgowell.“Hecouldn’tmovetheleftsideofhisbodyanymore,”saidthedoctor.Deenatookhimtodifferentplacesfortreatment,butitdidn’t10.Deenawasveryworriedaboutthat.However,sheheardanewwaythatmighthelpJoebychance,sotheymovedtoFlorida.JoelikedbeinginthewaterandDeenathought11couldhelphim.First,theywenttoswimmingpoolsinhotels,butsomehotelguestsdidn’tlikethembeingthere.ThenonedayshewentwithJoetoDolphinPlus.Joewassurprisedand12whenhefirstmetFonzie,a3-metre-long,275kilogramslovelydolphin.Thenheplayedwithithappily.Soon,JoewantedtoseeFonzie13everydaybecausehelovedplayingwithitandfeedingit.Joe’smothertoldhimtoalwaystrywithhislefthand,soJoeusedhisleftsidemoreandmore.Surprisingly,Joecouldmovehisleftsideofthebodyfreelyafter10monthsofefforts.Sadly,FonziediedwhenJoewas17.Joewrote:“Fonziewasagreatfriendtome;heandI14alotofgoodtimes.Healwaysputasmileonmyface.”DeenawasthankfulthatJoe’sfriendshipwithFonziehelpedhimalotandbroughtanamazing15.Sheknewitwasagoodideaforotherpeople,too.In1997,DeenastartedIslandDolphinCaretoworkwithDolphinPlustosharethe16ofdolphintherapy(治疗法)withotherchildrenandtheirparentswhohavespecialneeds.9．A．worrying B．amazing C．confusing D．challenging10．A．matter B．work C．fit D．happen11．A．swimming B．diving C．surfing D．boating12．A．argued B．judged C．smiled D．checked13．A．nervously B．secretly C．angrily D．willingly14．A．chose B．offered C．shared D．saved15．A．change B．style C．show D．request16．A．decision B．memories C．hope D．benefits（2024·北京朝阳·一模）AsIwaitedforthespeechtostart,Ifeltatouchonmyshoulder.Lookingup,Ifoundayoungwomansmilingatme,holdinganotebook.I17atoncewhoshewas.Theweekbeforewehadsharedemails,andItoldherIwouldbesittinginthefrontrow.IalwayssatatthefrontbecauseI’m18andneededtowatchthewaythespeaker’slips(嘴唇)move.“I’mRosie,”theyoungwomansaid.ShewasthefirstpersonI’devermetwhowasmyageandworehearingaids.Atmyschool,Iwastheonlypersonwhoworehearingaids.SoIwassurprisedtoseeRosiewearingthem.Shetiedherhairback,anddidn’ttryto19themlikeIdid.Afterthespeech,RosieandIcarriedontalking.Shealwaysrememberedtolookatmewhenwetalked.Ididn’thavetoworrythatshe’d20away,andI’dmissajokeorstatement.Webothtriedtomakecommunicationclearandnoticeable.Ionce21thatdeafnesswassomekindofweaknessbutherewasRosie,whowasclever,wise,fulloffunanddeaf.Whatwasthebig22?Ifeltlikeawindowhadopenedonmyownexperienceasadeafperson.Partlyitwasthejoyofbeingabletotalk23.Wediscussednoisysocialevents,orgroupconversations,wherewefeltlikeoutsiders.TheknowledgethatIwasn’ttheonlydeafstudentatschoolmadetheexperiencefeellesslonely.Wecontinuedtosharenotesonbeingdeaf.Learningtospeakupformyselfasadeafpersonintheworkplacewashard.ButRosiewasmorepositive,andsheheldupa24tomyownexperience,settingagoodexampleforme.OurfriendshiphasbecomeanimportantpartofwhoIamaswell.17．A．realized B．laughed C．studied D．forgot18．A．short B．blind C．deaf D．poor19．A．wear B．hide C．follow D．expect20．A．put B．take C．give D．turn21．A．doubted B．thought C．noticed D．chose22．A．plan B．task C．deal D．rule23．A．openly B．quietly C．slowly D．politely24．A．notebook B．light C．flag D．mirror（2024·北京平谷·一模）阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择最佳选项。Samtappedhispencilagainsthisblankpaperandsighed.“I’llneverbeabletowritethisessay.”“What’swrong?”hismotherasked,placingherhandonhisshoulder.“Youjusthavetowriteaboutwhatyoudidoveryoursummervacation.”“Yeah,butIdidn’tgoonvacation.VickiwenttotheBahamasandJakewenttoMyrtleBeach.Ihadto25withAuntTarabecauseourhousewasbeingrepaired.”MomturnedSamaroundinhisdeskchair.“Justbecauseyoudidn’tgotoaresortdoesn’tmeanyoudidn’thaveavacation.Lookatallthethingsyoudidwithyourcousinthissummer.”Samthoughthard.HeandErichadjoinedabikecompetition,gonetoanamusementpark,andtakenKaratelessons.“IguessIcouldwriteaboutallthese26.”Heshookhisheadandwasstillnotsureifhisessaywasgoingto27hisfriendsatschool.Thenextday,theclasstookturns28theiressays.Samslunkdowninhisseat,hopingMr.Matthewswouldn’tnoticehim.Withonlytenminutesleftbeforelunch,Samthoughthewas29fromhavingtoreadhisessay.“Sam,Ithinkwehaveenoughtimetohearaboutyoursummervacation.”Mr.Matthewssaid.Samgotupslowlyandunwillinglywalkedtothefrontoftheroomwithhispaperinhishand.Withhisheaddown,hedidn’ttakehiseyesofftheessayashereadit.Whenhewasfinished,nooneclappedorsaidanything.Heslowly30hiseyestoseeabunchofhandsintheair.“Lookslikeyouhavesomequestions.”Mr.Matthewssaid.HepointedtoJakeinthefrontrow.“Didyougettogoonthatnewrollercoasterattheamusementpark?”Jakeasked.“Ihearditwasreallyscary.”“Yeah.Ibeggedmyparentstotakeme,buttheywouldn’t.”Vickisaid.AsSamansweredquestionafterquestion,he31.Beforeheknewit,itwastimeforlunch.Onthewaytothecafeteria,thequestionscontinued.“You’resolucky,”Jakesaid.“IwishIdidallthatthissummer.”NowSamwassatisfiedwithwhathedid.Afterall,he’dhada/an32summer.25．A．chat B．stay C．play D．work26．A．activities B．meetings C．passages D．reports27．A．interest B．comfort C．encourage D．surprise28．A．writing B．correcting C．presenting D．exchanging29．A．tired B．absent C．excited D．safe30．A．opened B．raised C．fixed D．moved31．A．shocked B．focused C．smiled D．hurried32．A．busy B．disappointing C．common D．amazing（2024·北京顺义·一模）阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择最佳选项。Sarawalkedslowlyhomefromschoolkickingstonesalongthesidewalkandthinkingabouttheassignment(作业).Mrs.Peters,herteacher,gavethe33inclassrightbeforeschoolfinishedsothatstudentscouldthinkabouttheassignmentovertheweekend.“Thisassignmentwillbea34one!”shesaid.“Eachofyouwillfindsomethingthatyouaregoodatandwriteareportfortheclass.I’msureyou’llbehappytodoit!”Asshehadexpected,studentsimmediatelybegantotalkaboutalltheideasthattheyhadforthereport35inclass.Sara’sbestfriend,Betsy,lovedtoplaythepianoandwasalreadyaskilledpianist.Tomwasthecaptainoftheschoolteamandwouldwritehisreportaboutbasketball.EveryoneseemedtohaveanideafortheprojectexceptSara.“It’simpossibleformetochoose36,”thoughtSara,asshewalkedinthroughherfrontdoor—rememberingherbasketballforthewrongteamandherstrongdislikeofrunning!Shelovedtosinganddance,butshediditonlyforfunwithherfriends.Asforart,shebelievedthatherpaintingswereaboutthesamequalityasherlittlesisterwhowasfive.Sara37whatintheworldshewouldwriteherpaperabout.TheminuteSarawalkedthroughthedoor,hersistercamerunningtowardshertogiveSaraherdailyafter-schoolhug!Suddenly,Sara38thehappymomentswithhersister.Everyday,Saratriedtothinkofsomethingspecialthattheyweregoingtodotogether.Sometimes,theywentoutforawalkorplayedinthebackyard.Otherdays,theystayedinsidethehousetoreadorwatchtheirfavoriteshowonTV.Today,Sarawasplanningtohelphersistermakeacastleoutofpillows,chairsandblankets.Withasmile,Saraconsideredhowmuchshe39beingabigsister.AsSaragatheredblankets,pillowsandsnackstoeatintheircastle,hersistershoutedhappily.Thenan40cametoSara—shewasanexpertatsomething!Sarasmiledassheknewthatshealsohadawonderfulreport.Shebelievedshewouldhandinanexcellentassignmentnextweek.33．A．support B．courage C．speech D．instruction34．A．classic B．pleasant C．curious D．strange35．A．patiently B．politely C．excitedly D．secretly36．A．art B．science C．languages D．sports37．A．wondered B．shared C．examined D．proved38．A．described B．collected C．pictured D．recorded39．A．missed B．enjoyed C．minded D．imagined40．A．idea B．object C．example D．order（2024·北京门头沟·一模）TheMelodyWithinEthanwascrazyaboutplayingtheguitar.Healwayslosthimselfinthemelodieshecreated.Oneday,Ethangottoknowthevillagehelivedinwashostingatalentshow,andhe41toparticipate.However,doubtsstartedtocreep(缓慢行进)intohismind.Hecomparedhimselftoothertalentedmusiciansandbeganto42hisabilities.Thefearoffailureconsumed(消耗)him.Ethan’sgrandfathernoticedthat.HesatdownwithEthanandsharedastoryfromhisownyouth.“WhenIwasyourage,Ihadadreamofbecomingapainter.ButIwasfilledwithself-doubt,justlikeyouarenow.Later,Iaskedforhelpfromawiseoldartist.”“Theoldartistlistenedtomyworriesandmademe43myself.Heaskedmetopaintapictureonalargecanvas(油布)infrontofacrowd.Ihesitated(犹豫)becauseIdidn’tknowhowtodealwithit.”“Thewiseartistsmiledandsaid,‘Don’tfocusonwhatothersmightthink.Instead,paintfromyourheart.Thebeautyliesnotinperfection,butintheauthenticity(真实性)ofyourwork.’”“Encouragedbythesewords,Iacceptedthechallenge.Ipaintedwithpassion(激情),lettingmy44guidemybrush.Thecrowdwatchedinshockasabeautifulmasterpieceappearedonthecanvas.”Finishingthestory,Ethan’sgrandfathersaid,“Thatday,Irealizedthatsuccessisnotdefined(定义)byhow45weareorhowwecomparetoothers.It’saboutexpressingourselveswithpassionandauthenticity.”Inspiredbyhisgrandfather’sstory,Ethandecidedtogivethetalentshowhisall.Hepracticed46andpoured(倾注)hisheartintoeverynote.Whenthedayofthetalentshowarrived,Ethansteppedonthestage,andbegantoplayhisguitar.Ethan’sfingersdancedonthestrings,creatingmelodiesthattouchedtheheartsoftheaudience.Atthatmoment,herealizedthathisself-doubtshadheldhimback,butnowhewas47.Ethandidn’twinthetalentshow,buthefeltlikeawinnerdeepinside.Ethancontinuedtoplayhisguitarwithpassion,inspiringotherswithhismusicandremindingeveryonethatthetrue48liesinthejourneyitself.41．A．decided B．failed C．pretended D．managed42．A．improve B．get C．lose D．question43．A．challenge B．enjoy C．introduce D．respect44．A．actions B．trusts C．emotions D．patience45．A．kind B．careful C．regretful D．perfect46．A．secretly B．tirelessly C．quietly D．carelessly47．A．wise B．free C．satisfied D．confused48．A．heart B．hope C．reward D．dream（2024·北京通州·一模）阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择最佳选项。Iwasbornwithaphysicaldisability.Threeofmyfingersonmylefthandareverysmall.Itishardtoholdthings.Inmyfirstschool,thekidswouldtease(取笑)meaboutmy49almosteveryday.Iusedtogohomeandtellmymumthekidsmadefunofmeandcry.Mymumwouldmeetwithmyteacherstotryto50it,butitdidn’thelp.IwantedfriendsbutIdidn’thaveone.Ididn’twanttogotoschoolanymore.Mymum’sfriendrecommended(推荐)anewschooltome.Itwassmaller.Atthenewschool,Iwas51ofbeinginanewplace.Ithoughttheotherkidsmightlaughatme.Iwouldpullthesleeves(袖子)ofmysweaterdownto52myhand.ItwashardbutItriedmybest.WhenIwasupset,myteachersalwaysasked,“What’swrong?CanItalktoyou?”ThathelpedbecauseIusedtokeepmy53inside.Theyhelpedmeexpressmyselfinwordsinsteadofgoingoff.Afewweekslater,Itoldthekids,“I’vebeenteasedalot”andIshowedthemmyhand.Theyaskedmewhathappened.Itoldthem,“Iwasbornthisway.”Theydidn’tmakefunofme.Theytoldmenottoworryaboutit.Ijustwantedpeopletobe54tomeandIwantedfriends.Ihavethatnow.Istudyandplaywiththem.Itmakesmefeellikethey’renotscaredofmeandthey55me.WhenI’mhavingabadday,theysay,“Keepyourheadup,don’tgiveup.”IthinkitwasgoodthatIcametothenewschool.IfeellikeI’manewperson.Iappreciate(感激)allthepeoplefortheirhelp.Iwanttosaytothekids,thankyoufor56me.Nowifpeopleaskaboutmyhand,Iwon’thideit.Whensomeoneteasesme,Iignore(不理睬)it.Icouldn’tdothatbeforebecauseIwasscaredofwhattheywouldsay.I’mnotembarrassed(尴尬的)anymore.49．A．hand B．face C．leg D．teeth50．A．believe B．imagine C．understand D．solve51．A．tired B．scared C．proud D．bored52．A．wash B．use C．hide D．raise53．A．attention B．decisions C．choice D．feelings54．A．kind B．honest C．serious D．special55．A．interrupt B．support C．follow D．refuse56．A．remembering B．inviting C．accepting D．visiting（2024·北京房山·一模）SomedayComesAreyouafraidofthedark?Howaboutheights,spiders,orclosedspaces?Nomatterwhatyour57is,youhavethepowertoovercomeit.IlovegymnasticsandmycoachthinksI’mprettygoodatit,too.Onthemat(垫子),Icandoitwell.ButIcan’tdoitonthebalancebeam.TodayIstoodonthebeam,tryingtodoacartwheel(侧身翻)Ilookeddownatmycoach,Rita,whopreparedtocatchmeifIfailed.Itookabreathbutmykneeswereshaking.“Well,Ican’tdoit!SomedayI’lldothebeam.Butnottoday.”I58downandwentaway.Atthefollowingclass,Ritatookoutarollof59.Sheusedittomaketwolinesthewidthofthebalancebeamonthemat.“Maisie,Iwantyoutopracticeyourbalance-beamroutinewithinthelinesofthetape.”Well,that’seasyenough.AllIhadtodowastostayinsidethelines.Ifinishedit60.“Great!Youneverwentoutsidethelines,”Ritasaid.“Doyouwanttohaveatryonthebalancebeam?”Igaveheraweaksmileandshookmyhead.“Canyouteachmehowtoswim?”Ritasaidsuddenly.Iwasconfused,andthenshetoldmethatshecouldn’tswimbecauseshewasafraidofwater.Therefore,I61.“Watch.”Ijumpedintothepoolandbegantoswim.Ritawasobviouslyafraidandhesitated(犹豫)tojump.I62herandfinallyRitatookadeepbreathandjumpedintothewater.Shesucceeded!Mycoachwasbraveenoughtojumpintothewater,andIcouldn’thelpthinkingofmyself.SoItoldRita,“Maybemy‘someday’shouldbetoday.”Igotuponthebalancebeam,closingmyeyesandimaginingIwasonthemat.ThenIstartedthecartwheel.I63it!Seeingthat,Ritawasexcitedtojumpupanddown,clappingandshouting,“Youwereso64!”“Iwasn’t,”Ishookmyhead.“Iwassuperscaredupthere.”“Thatmakesyougreat!Youwereafraidanddiditanyway.”Ismiled.“Iguessyou’reright.Mysomedayfinallycomes.”57．A．fear B．surprise C．anger D．happiness58．A．lay B．jumped C．sat D．fell59．A．paintings B．paper C．tape D．bills60．A．shyly B．nervously C．quietly D．perfectly61．A．agreed B．finished C．prepared D．waited62．A．troubled B．encouraged C．examined D．shamed63．A．hated B．took C．meant D．made64．A．proud B．smart C．brave D．active（2024·北京西城·一模）阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择最佳选项。“Wewerethecutestbabiesintheworld!”IsmiledandsaidtoRachelasIputupa65ofmeridingahorseonthewalloftheclassroom.“Iknow,lookatthisone!”Rachelpointedtothepictureofusatagefive.Webothlaughedandshookourheads.Wecouldn’tbelievethatwewouldbegraduating(毕业)inaweek.Asawayofcelebratingourchildhoods,wewereaskedtobringinpicturesofourselvesgrowingup.AsIlooked66fromphototophoto,frompreschoolerstoninth-graders,Ibegantolookatmyclassmatesaroundme.FirstIlookedatRachel,andI67thefirstdayofschool.Iwasalittlefive-year-old.Whenmymotherleftme,Ijustdidn’tknowwhattodobutcry.ThenIfeltahandonmyshoulder.IturnedaroundandsawRachel.“Whyareyoucrying?”sheasked.“Mymommyleftme.”“Wouldyouliketoplayapuzzlegametogether?”Sheoffered.Thatgotmy68.Ilovedpuzzlegames.Istartedtoplay,andafterafewminutes,Iwasn’tcryinganymore.Ilookedbackatthepicturesandmyeyes69onapictureofTony.Tonylivesrightnexttome,andwehavealwaysbeenclose.IrememberhowmuchfunIhadplaying“boys’games”,allthankstoTonymakingitpossible.“Comeon,she’sagirl—she’llmakeyouplayBarbiesorsomething,”oneoftheboysonourblocksaidtoTony.Iturnedandstartedtowalkaway.Ifelttears70upinmyeyeswhenIheardTonysay,“No,IwanttoplaywithSarah.We’regoingtoplaybasketball.”ThemillionsofmemoriesthatI71fromthoseyearssuddenlycamebacktome.Highschoolwouldbedifferent.Icouldn’timaginehowthatwouldfeel.Ilookedatthepicturesoncemoreandnoticedhow,ineverypicture,eachofuswasat72pointsofourlives,butwewerealwayssmiling.Wewereallokay,eventhroughallthechanges.Iwasfinallyreadyforhighschool.65．A．drawing B．diary C．picture D．poster66．A．politely B．closely C．immediately D．angrily67．A．discovered B．remembered C．compared D．imagined68．A．patience B．advice C．message D．attention69．A．landed B．carried C．darkened D．opened70．A．jump B．mix C．well D．move71．A．collected B．improved C．matched D．copied72．A．strange B．serious C．hard D．different（2024·北京石景山·一模）阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择最佳选项。WhenIfirstheardabouttheimprovisation(即兴表演)classes,Iwasuncertainaboutwhethertosignup.Asaveryshyperson,I73gettingonstageandactinginfrontofstrangers.However,IknewIwantedtoworkasasciencecommunicatoraftergraduating,soitseemedliketheperfectopportunitytoimprovemyspeakingabilityandbuildconfidence.Isignedup,knowingthe74wouldtakemewelloutsidemycomfortzone.Duringourfirstclass,welearnedanimportantideaofimprovisation:“yes,and.”Itmeansthatweacceptwhatotherperformerssay.Ifsomeonesaysthatmonkeysarelibrarians,forexample,thenmonkeysarelibrarians.Wedonot75thelogic(逻辑);wesay“yes”andcontinuewiththescene(场景)asifnothingiswrong.Todothiseffectively,ourteacherwarnedusthatwe’dhavetoavoidsecond-guessingourselves.Sometimesscenesgoinunexpecteddirections.Thebestimprovisationhappenswhenperformersstayopento76possibilitiesandsaywhatevercomesintotheirminds.Igotatasteofthe77whenactingoutmyfirstscene.However,asweeksturnedintomonths,Ibecamemorecomfortableandevenstartedtoenjoyourclasses.Ialsobecamebetteratlistening,relatingtomypartners,andcommunicatingclearly.Thattrainingcameinhandytwoweeksago,whenIwasgivingaspeechaboutmyscience.Astudentsurprisedmewithaquestionthatcameoutofnowhere.Insteadofgettingnervous,Iusedthe“yes,and”method—78thequestionatfacevalueandlettingmymindfocusonwhyitwasasked.Thathelpedmestaycalmandfinallyfindaproperanswer.Thebenefitsofimprovisationgobeyondcommunication.Earlyoninschool,Iwouldgetstuckwhen79datawasproducedinmyexperiments;myinnercriticwouldsupposeIhadmadeamistake.Butnow,afterusingthe“yes,and”method,InolongergointoanexperimentthinkingthatIalreadyknowthestorymydataaregoingtotell.Thislessoncan80allscientists.Ifthedatasaymonkeysarelibrarians,thenit’sworthstudyingwhethermonkeysare,infact,librarians.Ourjobasscientistsisn’ttoproducedatathatsupportastorythatwealreadyknow.Ourjobistosay“yes,and”.73．A．feared B．tried C．considered D．regretted74．A．experience B．service C．experiment D．treatment75．A．use B．believe C．understand D．question76．A．real B．different C．serious D．strong77．A．difficulty B．success C．loneliness D．joy78．A．asking B．repeating C．accepting D．improving79．A．unknown B．unshown C．unchecked D．unexpected80．A．confuse B．benefit C．trouble D．satisfy参考答案：1．C2．B3．D4．D5．A6．C7．B8．A【导语】本文主要讲了Emily喜爱放风筝，她最喜爱的红色风筝被一阵风吹走了，她为此难过很久，后来她意识到与爷爷一起放风筝的回忆以及他们之间的爱和温暖比风筝更珍贵。1．句意：她喜欢放风筝。practices练习；finishes完成；loves喜欢；minds介意。根据下文“Shehasacollectionofcolourfulkites”可知，她喜欢放风筝。故选C。2．句意：一个阳光明媚的下午，艾米丽带着她最喜欢的风筝，那是她爷爷送给她的一只鲜红的风筝，来到附近的公园。father父亲；grandfather爷爷；neighbour邻居；friend朋友。根据下文“Shespenttimewithhergrandfather,listeningtohisstoriesandlearningfromhiswisdom.”可知，这风筝是她爷爷给她的。故选B。3．句意：但是，突然，一阵意想不到的风把她珍贵的红风筝从手中拽了下来，它消失在天空中。lost丢失；broke破坏；climbed攀爬；disappeared消失。根据“Butsuddenly,anunexpectedgust(一阵)ofwindpulledthetreasuredredkitefromherhand”可知，突如其来的一阵风使风筝消失在空中。故选D。4．句意：她无法理解对她来说如此珍贵的东西怎么会离开她。prove证明；judge判断；realize意识到；understand理解。根据“Shecouldn’t...howsomethingsodeartoherhadlefther.”可知，此处指的是她无法理解如此珍贵的东西怎么会离开她。故选D。5．句意：她非常思念她的风筝。dearly非常；carefully仔细地；naturally自然地；normally正常地。由前文“ Asdaysturnedintoweeks,Emilycouldn’tshakethefeelingofsadnessthathungoverher.”可知，她非常思念风筝。故选A。6．句意：是关于她和爷爷一起放风筝时所创造的回忆。kites风筝；chances机会；memories记忆；situations情况。根据“whileflyingitwithhergrandfather”可知，和爷爷一起放风筝是他们共同创造的回忆。故选C。7．句意：他们之间的联系越来越紧密，艾米丽发现他们所分享的爱和温暖比任何其他东西都更珍贵。interesting有趣的；valuable珍贵的；popular受欢迎的；peaceful平静的。根据“Theconnectionbetweenthemgrewstronger,andEmilydiscoveredthattheloveandwarmththeysharedweremore...thananyotherobject.”可知，此处指的是分享的爱和温暖比其他东西都更珍贵。故选B。8．句意：艾米丽意识到，风就像她和祖父之间看不见的联系。connection联系；words文字；thoughts思想；behaviours行为。根据“Butastimewenton,shebegantorealizethatherconnectiontothekitewasn’tjustaboutthephysicalobject.”可知，前文已经提及过“connection”，此处“风就像她和祖父之间看不见的联系”也呼应了前文。故选A。9．B10．B11．A12．C13．D14．C15．A16．D【导语】本文主要讲述了乔和海豚之间的友谊。9．句意：一些惊奇的事情发生在这里。worrying令人担忧的；amazing令人惊奇的；confusing令人迷惑的；challenging具有挑战性的。根据下文“ DeenawasthankfulthatJoe’sfriendshipwithFonziehelpedhimalotandbroughtanamazing...”可知，乔和海豚之间发生了令人惊奇的故事。故选B。10．句意：迪娜带他去了不同的地方接受治疗，但效果不太好。matter要紧；work起作用；fit适合；happen发生。根据“but”可知表示转折，可推知此处指治疗不理想。故选B。11．句意：乔喜欢在水中，迪娜认为游泳可能对他有帮助。swimming游泳；diving潜水；surfing冲浪；boating划船。根据“First,theywenttoswimmingpoolsinhotels”可知，此处指“游泳”。故选A。12．句意：乔很惊喜，当他看到一个3米长，275千克的可爱海豚，他微笑着。argued争论；judged评判；smiled微笑；checked检查。根据后文“Thenheplayedwithithappily.”可知，乔微笑着。故选C。13．句意：不久，乔每天都很乐意见到Fonzie，因为他想和它玩，喂它。nervously紧张地；secretly秘密地；angrily生气地；willingly乐意地。根据“becausehelovedplayingwithitandfeedingit”可知，乔很愿意见到海豚。故选D。14．句意：乔写到：“Fonzie对于我来说，是个很棒的朋友；他和我有很多美好的时光。”chose选择；offered提供；shared分享；saved保存。根据“Fonziewasagreatfriendtome”可推知，此处指两者共度美好时光。故选C。15．句意：迪娜很感激，乔和Fonzie的友谊帮助了他很多，带来了一个令人惊奇的变化。change改变；style方式；show表演；request要求。根据上文内容可知，乔和海豚的互动让他变了很多。故选A。16．句意：1997年，迪娜创建了岛上海豚护理中心，和DolphinPlus一起工作，和其他有特殊需求的孩子和他们的父母分享海豚治疗法的好处。decision决定；memories记忆；hope希望；benefits好处。根据上文内容可知，和海豚的互动让乔改变了很多，对乔帮助很大，所以此处是分享海豚治疗法的好处。故选D。17．A18．C19．B20．D21．B22．C23．A24．D【导语】本文主要讲述了作者从朋友Rosie身上学到了很多。17．句意：我立刻意识到她是谁。realized意识到；laughed大笑；studied学习；forgot忘记。根据“Theweekbeforewehadsharedemails”可知，作者立刻意识到她是谁。故选A。18．句意：我总是坐在最前面，因为我是聋子，需要注意演讲者对我说话的方式。short矮的；blind盲的；deaf聋的；poor贫穷的。根据“neededtowatchthewaythespeaker’slips(嘴唇)move.”可知，作者听不见，是聋人。故选C。19．句意：她把头发往后扎，没有像我那样试图把它们藏起来。wear穿；hide隐藏；follow跟随；expect期待。根据“Shetiedherhairback”可知，她没有把它们藏起来。故选B。20．句意：我不必担心她会转身离开，我也会错过一个笑话或声明。put放；take带，拿；give给；turn转身。根据“ Shealwaysrememberedtolookatmewhenwetalked”可知她会看着我，不会转身离开，turnaway“转身离开”，故选D。21．句意：我曾经认为耳聋是一种弱点，但这是罗西，她聪明、智慧、充满乐趣，而且是聋子。doubted怀疑；thought认为；noticed注意到；chose选择。根据“deafnesswassomekindofweaknessbutherewasRosie,whowasclever,wise,fulloffunanddeaf.”可知，作者曾经认为耳聋是一种弱点，故选B。22．句意：有什么大不了的？plan计划；task任务；deal交易；rule规则。根据“ butherewasRosie,whowasclever,wise,fulloffunanddeaf.Whatwasthebig”可知通过罗西作者意识到耳聋也不是什么大事，bigdeal“大事，重要的事情”，故选C。23．句意：部分原因是能够坦诚交谈的乐趣。openly公开地；quietly安静地；slowly慢地；politely有礼貌地。根据“Wediscussednoisysocialevents,orgroupconversations,wherewefeltlikeoutsiders.”可知，他们坦诚交谈事情，故选A。24．句意：但罗西更积极，她为我自己的经历树立了一面镜子，为我树立了一个好榜样。notebook笔记本；light灯；flag旗帜；mirror镜子。根据“settingagoodexampleforme”可知，她为作者树立