2025年高中学业水平考试英语完形填空专项练习（含答案解析）

年普通高中学业水平合格性考试冲刺篇之完形填空第一篇Ihaveusedthisideaafewtimes.Sendingsomeoneflowers,withoutsigningthecardor1inanywaywhotheyarefrom,isinterestingandamazing.Themost2partofthisactisthatthereceiverswillthinkaboutallthepeoplewhocareaboutthemwhentheytryto3whomightsendtheflowers.I4clearlythefirsttimeIdidthis.The5wasjusttomakeRoysmile,butIdidnotaddmy6ontheblessingcard.Hehadawarmheartthoughhewasnotgoodattalking.WhenIwasnew,hegavemelotsof7aboutmyworkanddidallthathecantohelpmethroughmy8years.I9togethisbirthdayfromcolleagueswithsomeefforts.Ijustwantedhimtoknowhewasthoughtabout.The10ofnotsigningthecardwasbeyondexpectation.ThewholeofficestartedtotalkaboutRoy’sflowersaseveryonetriedtofigureoutthe11.Hehimselfalsojoinedtheranksofthesearchingteam.He12hisshynessandmadecontactshehadbeenputtingoffforalongtimetoseeiftheyhadsenttheflowers.13,Royfoundoutitwasme.Thesurprisedsmileonhisfaceshowedthathedidn’t14Iwouldsendhimflowers.Buthestillexpressedhis15formyflowersandcard.AndIsaidit’sIthatshouldthankhimforhishelp,whichbroughtsmilestobothofourfaces.1．A．pretending B．discovering C．showing D．knowing2．A．complex B．meaningful C．reasonable D．confusing3．A．bringup B．makesure C．hearfrom D．findout4．A．remember B．record C．plan D．imagine5．A．profession B．question C．purpose D．application6．A．signature B．address C．wish D．status7．A．examinations B．guidance C．information D．introduction8．A．inspiring B．wonderful C．unbelievable D．earlier9．A．managed B．happened C．hesitated D．longed10．A．aim B．result C．improvement D．movement11．A．seller B．helper C．sender D．maker12．A．mentioned B．realized C．hid D．overcame13．A．Willingly B．Finally C．Fortunately D．Absolutely14．A．confirm B．notice C．expect D．conclude15．A．appreciation B．enthusiasm C．excuse D．apology第二篇ItwasthemonthofSeptemberandtheautumnbreakwasabouttobegininafewweeks’time.Ourfirsttermexamshadjustendedandwewerefreefromtheburden(负担)of16atleastforafewdays.Ourschoolplans17duringtheautumnbreak.Ialways18togoonsuchatripandhavefunwithmyfriends.Whilemyparentsallowedmetogoonlocalschooltrips,theyhadalwaysbeen19aboutsendingmeonfarawaytrips.TheythoughtIwastoo20andcareless.Itriedtopersuadethemeachyeartoletmegoontheseschooltripsbutthey21.However,afteralotofpersuading,mymotherpromisedthatshewouldsendmewhenIreachedgradeIXasIwouldbeolder.So,lastyearIremindedherofherpromise.Luckily,she22tosendmeonmyschooltrip.Myjoyknewnobounds(边界).Afewofmyclosefriendshadalsogotpermissionfromtheirparentsandweweresuper23aboutourtrip.Iwas24togetawindowseatonthetrainastherewasalottoseeoutside.Theviewofsmallsandhills,greenfieldsandlongroads25meandIwasgluedtothewindowformostofthejourney.Fortherestofthe26,weplayedcards,whichwassuperfun.Ijust27thejourneywouldneverend.28,beforeweevenrealizedit,wehadreachedthestation.I29thetrainjourneybacktomyhometownasIreallyenjoyedtrainjourneys.Trainjourneyshavealwaysinterestedme.Ihavegoneonquiteafewofthembutthisonewasmore30becauseIwastravelingwithmyfriends.Iamlookingforwardtomoresuchtrainjourneys.16．A．care B．diseases C．life D．studies17．A．trips B．meetings C．interviews D．tasks18．A．wanted B．forgot C．decided D．chose19．A．certain B．clear C．wrong D．worried20．A．brave B．young C．strong D．busy21．A．refused B．failed C．accepted D．tried22．A．pretended B．needed C．agreed D．continued23．A．nervous B．serious C．careful D．excited24．A．lucky B．afraid C．proud D．sorry25．A．attracted B．changed C．hurt D．saved26．A．autumn B．term C．journey D．break27．A．wished B．doubted C．explained D．guessed28．A．Also B．Instead C．Besides D．However29．A．searchedfor B．dreamtof C．shared D．preferred30．A．strange B．helpful C．difficult D．special第三篇IneverplannedonlearningChinese.EvenwhenIfoundoutIwasgoingtoHongkong,IthoughtthatIwouldbeabletogetbywithEnglish.However,itdidn’ttakelongformeto31hownaive(天真的)Iwas.Chinesecharactersaretotallyforeignandhardto32.Iquicklygotsickofastateofbeingconfusedanddecidedto33fortheChineseclassofferedbymyuniversity.IhadChineseeveryweekday,afterwhichIspentatleastanhour34thelesson.IntheeveningmyfriendsandIquizzedeachotheronthe35wehadtomemorize.Moreimportantly,Imadeaconscious36tospeakinChineseinstoresandrestaurants.Iwas37whenIwasabletomaintainasimpleconversationwiththelocals.WhenIregularlyachievedA’sonmyChineseexams,Ithoughtitwastimetotakea38fromstudyingChineseeverydayandfocusonmyotherclasses.Unluckily,thisturnedouttobea(n)39.Duetothebreak,mywholestudyhabitsweresufferingandtheotherlessonsthemselvesweregetting40.Ihadtocomeupwithnewstudymethodsand41over.Withfinalsdrawingnear,Ihavesetmygoldenrule:thereisn’ta(n)42waytolearnanewlanguage.Onceyourealizeandacceptthatyouareabeginner,itbecomesanongoingprocessofexploration,43,rethinking,andtryingagain.CanIspeakitoutsmoothlynow?Notevenclose.AndImay44be.ButIlearnedhowtobehonestwithmyselfandpushthrough45.31．A．remember B．realize C．recall D．retell32．A．understand B．teach C．write D．find33．A．goin B．signup C．stickup D．comein34．A．challenging B．reminding C．reviewing D．presenting35．A．structures B．articles C．idioms D．characters36．A．effort B．statement C．opportunity D．proposal37．A．relaxed B．shocked C．delighted D．stressed38．A．chance B．result C．change D．break39．A．mistake B．challenge C．stage D．escape40．A．fewer B．harder C．longer D．faster41．A．took B．finished C．memorized D．started42．A．creative B．useful C．easy D．optional43．A．success B．invention C．creation D．failure44．A．often B．never C．always D．seldom45．A．difficulties B．shortcomings C．possibilities D．disasters第四篇Inthemorning,Slimgotupandpreparedbreakfastforhiswifeasusual.Nicole,hiswife,waslisteningtomusicinthebedroom.46,hefeltthathisbodywasshaking.Slimhadthe47responsethattherewasanearthquake!Heshoutedquickly,“Dear,earthquake!Gotothetoilet!”Nicoleheardtheshouting,48thefirstaidboxquicklyandranintothetoilet.Thehousewas49evenmoredramatically.Bathroomwasthenextdoortothekitchen.Slimpickedupakitchen50andtwopiecesofbreadoutsidethekitchen.SlimtriedtorunalongthewalltohelpNicole.51,itgotdarksuddenlywithanexplosion.Thehouse52downandmanythingsfellfromabove.Nicolewasquicklyburiedin53.Shefeltbreathingverydifficult.Shetriedtostandup,but54.Afewminuteslater,thelandwas55.NicoleheardthesoundofshortbreathandthoughtitwasSlim!Sheshoutedtohimbutno56!Heprobablyfainted.Nicolekeptsayinghisnameandshefinallyheardaresponse.Twopeopleencouragedand57eachother.Theyknewthattheremustbeawaytoescape.Slimfoundthattheywerecloseandwere58bythefallenstonesandsomepowder.Hestartedtodigwiththekitchenknife.Hefelt59fromhisfingers.Finally,heremovedthelastpieceoflargerstones.SlimtouchedNicole’sonehand,thendugthe60stonesofherbody.Finally,Nicolehadasteadybreathingslowly.Twopeoplesatonthegroundandhuggedtogether.46．A．Unfortunately B．Actually C．Suddenly D．Really47．A．rapid B．recent C．second D．best48．A．usedup B．foundup C．putaway D．tookup49．A．shaking B．burning C．falling D．moving50．A．tool B．knife C．fork D．cook51．A．Therefore B．However C．Instead D．Besides52．A．lay B．kept C．crashed D．bent53．A．pieces B．ashes C．dirt D．ruins54．A．senseless B．impossible C．impractical D．invaluable55．A．silent B．usual C．flat D．normal56．A．hope B．sign C．response D．result57．A．touched B．held C．called D．calmed58．A．separated B．wrapped C．fastened D．limited59．A．cold B．pain C．water D．warmth60．A．sticking B．dealing C．spreading D．surrounding第五篇Iwasn’tpreparedforthewayIfeltwhenmy17-year-oldson,Tom,leftforAsiaduringhiswinterbreak.Iwas61themomenthefirsttoldmyhusbandBruceandmethathewantedtousesomeofhis62togoaroundChina.Wewerehappyabouthisexploringtheworld.Wetoldhimthat63wasoneofthebestwaystospendhismoneyandthatthememorieswouldlastalifetime.OnthemorningofTom’sdeparture(出发),hesqueezedafewmorethingsintohisbags.BeforeheandBruce64totheairport,Ishouted,“Besafe,andtextwhenyouarrive.”Thatnight,65hewasflyingsomewhereoverthePacificOcean,ithitmethatTomwasreallyonhis66.Iwokehourly,eachtime67theclockandcountingthehoursbeforehelandedthefollowingmorning.Doubtingmydecisiontolethimgoalone,Iprayedandthoughtaboutallthethingsthatcouldgo68.ThenIheardfromhim.Thefirsttextsaidhehadarrived.Thesecondsaidoneofhisbagsdidn’t69it.Feeling70,Imadlyattemptedtotrackdownthebag.AndIpersuadedhimtogobacktothe71andgototheairline’soffice.Myefforts72.AllthewhileTomwastextingmehewasallright.Afterthat,therewasnomoretalkaboutthelostbag,butIknewhewouldfigureitout,andthatthelifelessonwouldbe73Severaldaysintothetrip,TomsentmeaphotofromHongKong.“IthoughtIcould74studyabroadanywherebutEurope.However,Icoulddefinitelydoithere,”hisnoteread.AndIwas7561．A．angry B．thankful C．sad D．surprised62．A．experiences B．savings C．tools D．relations63．A．travelling B．learning C．driving D．training64．A．brokedown B．putforward C．leftout D．pulledaway65．A．while B．though C．unless D．until66．A．mask B．own C．side D．mind67．A．touching B．rocking C．checking D．repairing68．A．wrong B．wild C．grey D．black69．A．control B．afford C．finish D．make70．A．secure B．easy C．anxious D．confident71．A．supermarket B．airport C．homeland D．car72．A．arose B．continued C．failed D．survived73．A．worthless B．terrible C．foolish D．deep74．A．never B．still C．just D．already75．A．indisbelief B．atrisk C．atpeace D．inadvance第六篇Onemorning,ahousewasfoundburning.Theneighborsarrivedanddraggedalittleboyoutofthehouse.Hewassenttoanearbyhospital.Later,theboy’smotherwastoldthattheboy’s76wereseriouslyhurtandhewasunlikelytowalk.However,theboydidn’t77anddeterminedtoliveanormallife.78,histhinlegswerejustalmostlifeless.Afterheleftthehospital,hismothermassaged(按摩)hislittlelegseverydaybutitdidn’t79obviously.Yethiswillto80wasasfirm(坚定)asever.Oneday,hismother81himoutintotheyard.Insteadofsittinginthewheelchair,he82himselffromitandpulledhimselfacrossthegrass,dragginghislegsbehindhim.Withgreateffort,heraisedhimselfup,andpulledhimselfalongthefence(篱笆).He83thiseverydayuntilheworea84besidethefence.Therewasnothinghewantedmorethantodeveloplifeinthoselegs.Finally,throughhisdetermination,hedidstandup.Hebegantowalktoschool,thenrantoschool,andevenranforthejoyofrunning.Laterthis85youngman,Dr.GlennCunningham,rantheworld’sfastestmile!76．A．hands B．arms C．feet D．legs77．A．getup B．pickup C．giveup D．turnup78．A．Unfortunately B．Obviously C．Naturally D．Surprisingly79．A．pay B．work C．continue D．matter80．A．run B．walk C．jump D．dance81．A．drove B．pulled C．led D．wheeled82．A．threw B．turned C．raised D．supported83．A．changed B．selected C．practised D．explored84．A．path B．jacket C．smile D．seat-belt85．A．talented B．hard-working C．determined D．intelligent第六篇Itwasearlywinterseveralyearsago.Itookoutmyoldwinter86frommywardrobe(衣柜)foranotheryear’suse.Itremainedingood87althoughitlookeddirty.Ididn’treally88anewonebutIwantedoneandcasually(随意地)mentionedittomydaughter.Afewweekslater,she89mewithabrand-newcoat.Iputtheoldonebackinmy90.Eachday,though,whenIopenedmywardrobe,something91me.Itseemedashamethatmystillgood,oldcoatshouldjustsitthere,keepingnoone92duringthecolddays.Afterafewweeks,Itookthecoattoacharityshop.I93itoffandwalkedoutthedoor.AsIdidso,Isawamaninonlyashirtwalkingin.Icouldn’thelpbutwonderifhewouldbethenew94ofmyoldcoat.Withasmile,Iwenthome.Mynewcoatismyoldcoatnow.Itisgettingalittledirtyand95,too.IwonderifIshouldbuyanewonesoonbutIthinkIwill96awhile.RalphWaldoEmersononcesaid,“97isagrowinggiantwhomthecoatofHavewasneverlargeenoughtocover.”Perhapsthebestwaytodealwithourwantsisby98andgivingofourselves.Lovebringsus99.Themorewe100,themorewehave.86．A．jacket B．sweater C．hat D．coat87．A．shape B．size C．order D．position88．A．like B．need C．make D．change89．A．pleased B．left C．inspired D．surprised90．A．locker B．wardrobe C．closet D．drawer91．A．puzzled B．encouraged C．troubled D．challenged92．A．satisfied B．happy C．warm D．attractive93．A．dropped B．took C．saw D．sent94．A．protector B．owner C．carrier D．buyer95．A．worn B．soft C．big D．dark96．A．stop B．prepare C．wait D．choose97．A．Take B．Lose C．Give D．Want98．A．accepting B．enjoying C．understanding D．sharing99．A．hope B．joy C．trust D．luck100．A．askfor B．takein C．giveaway D．bringin第七篇In2017,Kayleigh,awomanwithDownsyndrome(唐氏综合征),tookaninterestinrunningthankstohermom,Sandy,wholovestorunalot.KayleightriedrunningwithSandyand101fellinlovewithit.“Runningmakesmehappy,”Kayleighhappily102.Thepairthentooktheirpassion(热情)forrunningtothenextlevelandsignedupto103inlocalandnationalraces.OnFeb.20,2022,KayleighfinishedherfirstfullmarathoninAustin,herhometown.ThestateofTexasmadethatday“KayleighDay”to104herachievement.Then,shesetahigher105:toruntheNewYorkMarathononNovember5,2023.Evenifherlegs106,Kayleighwasdeterminedtocompletetherace.“Kayleighdidn’t107,”Sandysaid,“Shefinishedtherace!”Sandyisproudofherdaughter’s108.WhenKayleighreachedtheend,the

109inNewYorkcheeredforher.ShewasthefirstwomanwithDownsyndrometocompletethatmarathon.“Idancedwithjoyatthefinishline110,”Kayleighsaid.Sandywantspeopletoseethateveryonecando111things.“KayleighandIshowthatyoucan112thesky,”shesaid.Now,Kayleighwantstorunhalfmarathonsineverystate.Herstrong113tokeepgoingshowsthateveryonecanhavebiggoals,nomatterwhat114theyface.Kayleigh’sstoryislikeabrightstar,leadingusto115ourselvesandourdreams.101．A．quickly B．carefully C．formally D．clearly102．A．advised B．shared C．encouraged D．accepted103．A．compete B．compare C．concentrate D．comment104．A．consider B．honor C．test D．improve105．A．price B．example C．goal D．record106．A．moved B．warmed C．sweated D．hurt107．A．fall B．regret C．quit D．notice108．A．sight B．identity C．proposal D．spirit109．A．audience B．team C．family D．department110．A．freely B．excitedly C．easily D．responsibly111．A．attractive B．graceful C．great D．official112．A．comealong B．lookat C．makeout D．reachfor113．A．fitness B．determination C．championship D．statue114．A．authorities B．competitions C．emotions D．challenges115．A．dreamof B．learnfrom C．believein D．catchupwith第八篇Forsixyearsasachargenurse,NenitaAngelesnevershowedanyemotionalweaknesstoherstaffnurses.Shewasknownasa116whenitcametoherstaffmembers.Theyviewedherasaperfectionistandaslavedriver(监工).Nenitawasalwaysawareofthese117,butshenevertriedtochangeherways.Inlate2008,Nenita’syoungestson,justthreeyearsold,sufferedfromNephroticSyndrome(肾病综合征)andhadtostayathospital.Toher,hewasthemost118personintheworld.Throughouthishospitalstay,shewasbyhisside,takingcareofhisevery119.Itwasduringthistimethatshe120herson’sspecialaffectionforthenurses.Eachday,hersonwould121sharestorieswithherabouthowthenursesworkedtirelesslytoensurehis122.Listeningtoherson’sdailytalesofthenurses’123andcare,Nenita,gradually,begantoreflectonherownactionsinthepast.Unfortunately,Nenita’ssonwasnotableto124.Shattered(击垮)bythetragicloss,shestillmanagedtoreturntoworkoneweekafterthefuneral(葬礼).HerstaffnursesimmediatelynoticedthechangeinNenita’s125.Shenolongershoutedatthem,andwascalmerinhercommunications.Duringtheirweeklymeeting,herteammemberswere126whensheapologizedfortherude127.“Theactof128isveryinspiring,”Nenitasaid.“Icannotthankthemenoughforstillremainingonmyteamdespiteeverything.IamsogratefulthatIhavethesepeoplebecausethey129myapologiesquickly.”Gratitudeshouldbeapartofourdailyroutinebecausethesepeoplewhocoexistwithusmakethe130ofourtasksmuchlighter.116．A．winner B．caretaker C．partner D．terror117．A．comments B．praises C．promises D．gestures118．A．interesting B．hardworking C．exciting D．precious119．A．duty B．need C．patient D．visitor120．A．feared B．heard C．noticed D．believed121．A．carefully B．excitedly C．disappointingly D．skillfully122．A．comfort B．celebration C．experience D．fortune123．A．courage B．kindness C．spirit D．honor124．A．makeout B．keepup C．getalong D．pullthrough125．A．decision B．aim C．attitude D．intention126．A．surprised B．worried C．pleased D．embarrassed127．A．story B．treatment C．life D．relationship128．A．volunteering B．sharing C．offering D．apologizing129．A．refused B．expected C．accepted D．avoided130．A．burden B．impact C．purpose D．request第九篇WhenIdecidedtobuyahouseinEuropetenyearsago,Ididn’tthinktoolong.IlikedtravelinginFrance,butwhenitcametopickingmyfavoriteplaceto131,Italywastheclearwinner.DuringmyfirstvisittoItaly,I132toaskfordirections(方向)ororderinarestaurant.ButeverytimeItriedto133asentenceofItaliantogether,thelocalssmiledatmeand134mylanguageskills.Thatencouragementhelpedmetogetthroughthelanguage135.AfterImadeItalymypermanent(永久的)home,Idiscoveredhow136Italiansare.Neighborswillbringmefreshlymadecheeseandwillcometomydoorto137metoclosethewindowinmycarwhenrainiscoming.It’sthesesmall138ofkindnessthatmakeanewcountryfeellikehome.Asafoodie,thewaytomyheartisthroughmystomach,andnowherefuels(点燃)my139quitelikeItaly.Eachtownhasitsowntraditional140,andeveryfamilykeepsarecipe(食谱)passedfromonegenerationtoanother.Families141forbigmealsonSundays,birthdays,andwhateverotherexcusestheycan142.Thesemealsarealways143bylaughterandjoy.Whatever144lifeinItalymighthave,theproblemsare145onceyousitdowntoabigmealwithfriendsandfamily.131．A．study B．apply C．settle D．visit132．A．struggled B．planned C．refused D．happened133．A．hang B．string C．mix D．match134．A．improved B．accepted C．praised D．admired135．A．barrier B．course C．area D．test136．A．open-minded B．strong-willed C．well-informed D．warm-hearted137．A．allow B．remind C．ignore D．order138．A．topics B．promises C．duties D．acts139．A．dream B．success C．growth D．appetite140．A．dish B．sculpture C．symbol D．story141．A．cheer B．gather C．leave D．wait142．A．goallout B．lookforwardto C．makeupfor D．comeupwith143．A．observed B．respected C．accompanied D．represented144．A．meanings B．disadvantages C．surprises D．opportunities145．A．forgotten B．created C．understood D．memorised第十篇MynameisVincentLim.I’machefandrestaurant146.RunningaChineserestaurantisoneofthehardestandmost147thingsinmylife.WhenwefirstarrivedinAustralia,mydad148aChineserestaurant.Iwouldgothereona149basistohelphimout.AndslowlyIdevelopedmy150forcooking.ThehardworkthatmydadputintoChinesefoodmakesmefeel151thatIamluckyenoughtolearnfromsuchamaster.ThefirstdishthatIeverlearnedtocookwasthefriedrice,whichistheeasiestbutalsothe152onetogetright.Fromyearsofexperience,Ican153thedifferencebetweenagoodfriedriceandabadonejustfromthefeelandsmell,withouteventakinga154.TolotsofChineseimmigrantslikeus,therestaurantisn’tjustabusiness.It’sasenseof155.Withthestirringofingredientsinthewok,theappealingsmellofwokhei(锅气)carrieswithitanostalgic(怀旧的)feel,

156aroundsomuchlonger.Thesenseofhomeiswhatmakesadishtaste157.In2017,mydadpassedaway.IwantedtofeelclosertomydadsoI158therestaurantIowntoday.Cookingisawayto159withmydad.Itissomethingthatweshared.It160allthehardworkandmemoriesthatweexperiencedtogether,learningtheart,masteringtheskillandunderstandingthevalueofChinesefood.146．A．foodie B．diner C．owner D．investor147．A．worthless B．valuable C．necessary D．unexpected148．A．sold B．founded C．occupied D．operated149．A．regular B．commercial C．yearly D．temporary150．A．hate B．passion C．talent D．respect151．A．stressed B．proud C．ashamed D．positive152．A．toughest B．mostsimple C．busiest D．leastchallenging153．A．make B．show C．tell D．learn154．A．risk B．sniff C．shot D．bite155．A．achievement B．urgency C．purpose D．affection156．A．sitting B．travelling C．hanging D．looking157．A．special B．bitter C．erasable D．fresh158．A．shutdown B．tookover C．openedup D．thoughtover159．A．struggle B．partner C．connect D．compete160．A．fulfills B．captures C．summarizes D．represents第一篇1．C2．B3．D4．A5．C6．A7．B8．D9．A10．B11．C12．D13．B14．C15．A【导语】本文是一篇记叙文。本文讲述了作者通过匿名送花给身边的人来给他们制造惊喜，也想让他们知道他们是受到关注的。送花既表达了作者对曾经帮助过他的人的感谢，也温暖了那些收到花的人。1．考查动词词义辨析。句意：送花给别人，却不在卡片上签名或以任何方式表明送花人的身份，这既有趣又令人惊叹。A.pretending假装；B.discovering发现；C.showing显示，表明；D.knowing知道。根据上文“withoutsigningthecard”可推测，作者送花给别人，却不署名也不告知对方自己的身份，由此可知，不以任何方式表明送花人的身份。故选C。2．考查形容词词义辨析。句意：这个行为最有意义的部分在于，当接收者试图弄清楚是谁送的花时，他们会想到所有关心他们的人。A.complex复杂的；B.meaningful有意义的；C.reasonable合理的；D.confusing令人困惑的。根据下文“thereceiverswillthinkaboutallthepeoplewhocareaboutthemwhentheytryto____3____whomightsendtheflowers.”可知，下文指的是这样做最有意义的部分——收到花的人会想到所有关心自己的人。故选B。3．考查动词短语词义辨析。句意：这个行为最有意义的部分在于，当接收者试图弄清楚是谁送的花时，他们会想到所有关心他们的人。A.bringup抚养；B.makesure确保；C.hearfrom收到……的信；D.findout弄清楚，查明。根据上文“Sendingsomeoneflowers,withoutsigningthecard”可知，作者不会让收到花的人知道是谁送的花；再根据常理可知，收到花的人自然想要弄清楚是谁送的花，且下文“Royfoundoutitwasme”也是提示。故选D。4．考查动词词义辨析。句意：我清楚地记得我第一次这么做的时候。A.remember记得；B.record记录；C.plan计划；D.imagine想象。根据下文“ thefirsttimeIdid”可知，作者在回忆自己第一次这样做的故事，即作者仍然记得自己第一次这样做的时候。故选A。5．考查名词词义辨析。句意：目的仅仅是为了让Roy露出笑容，但我没有在祝福卡上签名。A.profession职业；B.question问题；C.purpose目的；D.application应用，申请。根据下文“tomakeRoysmile”可知，作者送花给Roy的目的是为了让Roy笑。故选C。6．考查名词词义辨析。句意：目的仅仅是为了让Roy露出笑容，但我没有在祝福卡上签名。A.signature签名；B.address地址；C.wish希望；D.status地位。根据上文“Sendingsomeoneflowers,withoutsigningthecardor____1____inanywaywhotheyarefrom,isinterestingandamazing.”以及下文“The____10____ofnotsigningthecardwasbeyondexpectation.”可知，作者没有在祝福卡上签名。故选A。7．考查名词词义辨析。句意：当我是新员工时，他给了我很多工作上的指导，并尽他所能帮助我度过早期的艰难岁月。A.examinations考试；B.guidance指导；C.information信息；D.introduction介绍。根据空前“WhenIwasnew”和空后的“aboutmywork”以及“didallthathecantohelpme”可知，Roy曾经给了作者许多工作上的指导。故选B。8．考查形容词词义辨析。句意：当我是新员工时，他给了我很多工作上的指导，并尽他所能帮助我度过早期的艰难岁月。A.inspiring鼓舞人心的；B.wonderful精彩的；C.unbelievable难以置信的；D.earlier更早的。根据上文“WhenIwasnew”可知，作者刚入职的时候得到了Roy的帮助，由此可知，有了Roy的指导，作者度过了早期艰难的岁月。故选D。9．考查动词词义辨析。句意：我费了些劲从同事那里得知了他的生日。A.managed管理，设法完成；B.happened发生；C.hesitated犹豫；D.longed渴望。根据下文“ThewholeofficestartedtotalkaboutRoy’sflowersaseveryonetriedtofindoutthe____11____.”可知，作者设法知道了Roy的生日，打算给他一个惊喜。故选A。10．考查名词词义辨析。句意：没有签名的卡片带来的结果出乎意料。A.aim目标；B.result结果；C.improvement改进；D.movement运动。根据下文“ThewholeofficestartedtotalkaboutRoy’sflowersaseveryonetriedtofindoutthe____11____.Hehimselfalsojoinedtheranksofthesearchingteam.He____12____hisshynessandmadecontactshehadbeenputtingoffforalongtimetoseeiftheyhadsenttheflowers.”可知，下文描述了作者送出了没有签名的花之后的结果。故选B。11．考查名词词义辨析。句意：整个办公室开始议论Roy的花，因为每个人都想找出送花人。A.seller卖家；B.helper助手；C.sender发送者；D.maker制造者。根据下文“Hehimselfalsojoinedtheranksofthesearchingteam.”可知，办公室的人都很好奇，都想找出送花的人。故选C。12．考查动词词义辨析。句意：他克服了害羞，联系了那些他很久以来一直推迟联系的人，看看是否是他们送的花。A.mentioned提到；B.realized意识到；C.hid隐藏；D.overcame克服。根据空后的“shyness”以及“madecontactshehadbeenputtingoffforalongtimetoseeiftheyhadsenttheflowers.”可知，Roy克服了害羞，联系了很久没有联系的人。故选D。13．考查副词词义辨析。句意：最终，Roy发现是我送的。A.Willingly乐意地；B.Finally最终；C.Fortunately幸运地；D.Absolutely绝对。根据上文可知，所有人包括Roy都在找送花人；再根据空后“Royfoundoutitwasme.”可推测，Roy最终发现了是作者送的花。故选B。14．考查动词词义辨析。句意：他脸上惊讶的笑容表明，他没有想到我会送他花。A.confirm证实，确认；B.notice注意到；C.expect期待，料想；D.conclude得出结论。根据上文“Thesurprisedsmileonhisface”可知，Roy脸上惊讶的笑容表明他没有想到作者会送花给他。故选C。15．考查名词词义辨析。句意：但他还是对我的花和卡片表示了感激。A.appreciation欣赏，感激；B.enthusiasm热情；C.excuse借口；D.apology道歉。根据下文“AndIsaidit’sIthatshouldthankhimforhishelp,whichbroughtsmilestobothofourfaces.”可知，作者认为自己应该感谢Roy。由此可推测，空处指的是Roy感谢作者给自己送了花。故选A。第二篇16．D17．A18．A19．D20．B21．A22．C23．D24．A25．A26．C27．A28．D29．B30．D【导语】这是一篇记叙文，文章主要讲述了作者期待并参加学校组织的秋季旅行的经历，以及这次旅行给他带来的快乐和特别之处。16．考查名词词义辨析。句意：我们的第一学期考试刚刚结束，我们至少可以摆脱几天学习的负担。A.care关心；B.diseases疾病；C.life生活；D.studies学习。根据上文“Ourfirsttermexamshadjustended”可知，考试结束了，所以此处指可以摆脱学习的负担。故选D项。17．考查名词词义辨析。句意：我们学校计划在秋季假期组织旅行。A.trips旅行；B.meetings会议；C.interviews面试；D.tasks任务。根据下文“Ialways18togoonsuchatrip”可知，此处指学校计划在假期组织旅行。故选A项。18．考查动词词义辨析。句意：我总是想参加这样的旅行，和朋友们一起玩得开心。A.wanted想要；B.forgot忘记；C.decided决