【中考真題匯編】專項查漏補缺：02完形填空-2025年中考英語

學校:姓名：班級：考號：

（2025?山東棗莊?二模）閱讀下面短文，從各題所給的四個選項（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項。

Oneday,ateacherenteredhisclassroom,handedouttestpapers（試卷）andaskedhisstudentsto

1.Toeveryone'ssurprise,therewereno2—justablackdot（點）inthecenterofthepage.

Theteachersaid,"Iwantyoutowriteabout3youseethere.9,Theconfused（困惑的）

studentsgotstartedonthistask.Attheendoftheclass,theteachertookalltheanswerpapersandstarted

4eachofthem.Allofstudents5theblackdotandtriedtoexplainwhereitwasonthepaper.

Afterallpapershadbeenread,theteacherexplained,t6Ijustwantedtogiveyousomethingtothink

about.6onewroteaboutthewhitepaper.Everyonewroteabouttheblackdot.Thesamething7

inourlives.Thewhitepaperislikeourwholelifeandtheblackdotinthecenterofthepaperrepresents（代

表）problemsinourdailylife.Wehaveawhitepaperto8,butwealwaysfocuson（關注）theblack

spots（斑點）.

“Ourlifeisagiftfilledwithloveandcare.However,wekeepfocusingonlyonthe9spots.

Theyaretroublesome（煩人的），buttheyarevery10.Takeyoureyesawayfromtheblackspotsin

yourlife.Enjoylifeandbehappy!”

1.A.beginB.stopC.keepD.stay

2.A.numbersB.questionsC.answersD.keys

3.A.whatB.whyC.whereD.when

4.A.breakingB.writingC.hearingD.reading

5.A.describedB.visitedC.improvedD.shared

6.A.AnyB.SomeC.EveryD.No

7.A.arrivesB.choosesC.happensD.includes

8.A.wasteB.catchC.enjoyD.move

9.A.brightB.blackC.colorfulD.huge

10.A.differentB.strangeC.shortD.small

（2024.廣東深圳.模擬預測）閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出能填入相

應空白處的最佳選項。

Allovertheworldpeopleenjoysports.Sportshelppeopletokeep11,happyandtolivelong.

Peopleplay12gamesinwinterandsummer.13isgoodforswimming.Andinwinter

peopleoftengoskating.Somesportsarevery14andpeopleeverywherelikethem.Forexample,

footballisverypopular.InChina,mostpeople,men,15,boysandgirls,liketowatchfootballgames.

Theyoftentalkaboutit.

Runningandjumpingbeganlong,longago.Butbasketballandvolleyballarerather16.People

begantoplaythemnot17ago.Andpeopleare18newsportsorgamesallthetime.Water

skiingis19ofthem.Peoplefromdifferentcountriesmaynotbeabletounderstandeachother,20

afteragametheyoftenbecomefriends.

11.A.lazyB.busyC.healthyD.wealthy

12.A.differentB.sameC.similarD.useful

13.A.WinterB.SummerC.AutumnD.Spring

14.A.boringB.dangerousC.educationalD.interesting

15.A.youngB.womenC.oldD.adults

16.A.newB.oldC.popularD.strange

17.A.shortB.longC.youngD.old

18.A.playingB.endingC.startingD.using

19.A.aB.firstC.oneD.once

20.A.soB.butC.andD.or

（2024?廣東深圳?二模）Lastsummer,Ijoinedavolunteerprogramatavillageschool.There,I

noticedamannamedFengAiguoonalistofdonors（捐贈者）whohadgivenalotofmoneytotheschool.I

thoughthemustbe21.

Oneday,onmywayhomefromschool,mybike22.Thankfully,therewasarepairstand

acrossthestreet.Anoldmaninacleansuitwasfixingabikethere.Heseemed23andfullofenergy.

Whilewaitingformybiketobefixed,Ioverheard（偶然聽至！J）somemenchattingabouttheoldman.They

saidhewasLaoFeng,whohad24bikerepairsafterretiring（退休）.Twomonthsago,his25

hadmovedtoanewhouse.Hissonwantedhimtostopworkingand26athome,soheboughthim

newsuits.ButLaoFengcontinuedfixingbikesinthenewsuits.

Afterawhile,theoldmanfinishedrepairingmybike.WhenIwasleaving,anoldladycameand

calledhim“Aiguo”.27,IrememberedseeingthenameFengAiguoontheschoofsdonorlist.ButI

wonderedhowasimplebikerepairmancould28todonatesomuchmoney.Iaskedifheknewabout

thatvillage.Herepliedthatitwashishometownandthe29therestillneededhelp.Sohealways

savedmoneyfrombikerepairstosupportthem.ThafswhenIrealizedhewasindeedthegenerousdonor

fromthe30.

21.A.richB.famousC.healthyD.young

22.A.brokeoutB.brokeinC.brokeupD.brokedown

23.A.boredB.livelyC.honestD.nervous

24.A.takenupB.givenupC.madeupD.putup

25.A.customersB.neighborsC.familyD.friends

26.A.cleanB.repairC.restD.sell

27.A.LuckilyB.SadlyC.UsuallyD.Suddenly

28.A.failB.affordC.refuseD.fear

29.A.workersB.visitorsC.ridersD.villagers

30.A.schoolB.houseC.listD,picture

（2025?重慶沙坪壩?一模）根據短文內容，從A、B、C、D四個選項中選出一個能填入相應空格內的

最佳答案。

Finishingamarathon（馬拉松）一a26.2-mile（42.2-kilometer）race-isalwaysspecial.Butthe

marathonthatHildeDosognefinishedonDecember31,2024wassuper-special:itwasthe31of

the366marathonsshehadrunin2024.

Lastyear,Dosogne,a55-year-oldscientist,ranamarathoneveryday,allyearlong,makingherthe

firstwomantorunamarathoneverysingledayoftheyear.Shealsoraisedover$75,00032breast

cancerresearch.Sheknewseveralfriendsandfellowrunnerswhohadcancer,recoveredorwentinto

remission（緩解期）一allstoriesthathadabig33onher.Thafswhyshedecidedtodothe

super-specialrunningtohelpthem.

Running366marathonsmeansrunning9,596miles（15,444kilometers）.ButDosogneraneven

34sheranalittlemoreeveryday,justtomakesureshehadcoveredenoughdistance（星巨離）tomeetthe

requirementsoftheGuinnessWorldRecords.

Dosognewenttoworkearly,tomakesureshehadtimeforafour-hourmarathoneveryafternoon.

35sheranmostofhermarathonsonaflat（平坦的）wayaroundalakenearGhent,Belgium,Dosogne

facedlotsofchallenges.

Sheraninallkindsofweather.ShecaughtfluandCOVID.Andshegotlotsofblisters（水皰）.Once,

shefelltwo-thirdsofthewaythroughamarathonandhurtherfinger.Whenshegotoutofthehospitalthat

day,sheran36newmarathon,ratherthancompletingtheoneshehadstarted.

Shesaystherunningwashardonher37,butthatremainingstrong-mindedtokeepgoing

wasevenharder."I'mgladifsover,“shesaidattheendofthefinalrace.Dosognewasaskedifshewould

38anyoneelsetotryit."Iwouldn't.Certainlynot.It'snotforeverybody”,shereplied.66Idon'tthinkI

willdoanythingcrazierthanthis.”

Butthatdoesn'tmeanshe's39running.InSeptember,she'splanningonrunninga153-mile

（246-kilometer）raceinGreece.Itisasmallchallengecomparedtowhatsheachievedlastyear,butitproves

thatherloveforrunningremains40.

31.A.firstB.lastC.fastestD.shortest

32.A.inB.withC.forD.at

33.A.influenceB.requirementc.differenceD.experience

34.A.fasterB.fartherc.earlierD.nearer

35.A.IfB.Beforec.BecauseD.Though

36.A.anotherB.otherc.theotherD.others

37.A.habitsB.mindc.bodyD.skills

38.A.warnB.allowc.remindD.encourage

39.A.givingupB.givingawayc.givingoffD.givingout

40.A.specialB.strongc.commonD.weak

（2025?吉林通化?模擬預測）Onceuponatime,therewasamanwhobelievedhecouldseethefuture

throughthestars.Hecalledhimselfanastrologer（占星家）andgotusedtostaringatthe41all

night.Healwaysfeltuneasyaboutthefuture.Thevillagersoftencametohim,42toknowwhat

theirfuturewouldbelike.

Oneevening,hehadawalkonthemainroadinthevillage.Whilehewaswalking,hekept43

thestars.Hewaslostinthinkingaboutthefuture.Suddenlyhe44aditch（溝渠）fullofdirtywater.

Hewastryingtoclimbout.Buthedidn'tsucceedandhewasafraidoflosinghis45.Hestartedto

shoutforhelpandhiscriessoonbroughtthe46runningtowardshim.47theypulledhim

out,oneofthevillagerssaid,“Youseemtoreadthefuturethroughthestars.Butyou48toseewhat

isatyourfeet!Youshouldpayattentiontowhatisrightinfrontofyou.^^

Weallhopetohaveabrightandhappyfuture.Thereisalwaysatomorrowtolookforwardto.

However,timedoesn'tstopfor49.Wecan'tgobacktoyesterday.So,treasure（珍'惜）our50

lifewhileweworkforabettertomorrow.

41.A.skyB.cloudC.moon

42.A.agreeingB.choosingC.hoping

43.A.lookingatB,lookingafterC.lookinglike

44.A.passedbyB.fellintoC.foundout

45.A.moneyB.familyC.life

46.A.strangersB.relativesC.villagers

47.A.SinceB.AfterC.If

48.A.failB.happenC.learn

49.A.anyoneB.someoneC.something

50.A.pastB.presentC.future

（2024.山東青島.模擬預測）閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C和D四個選項中選出可以

填入空白處的最佳選項。

Haveyoueverthoughtaboutseeingtheworldforfree?Althoughitmaysound51,there'sa

growingcommunitythatismakingthatdreamonestepcloser.

ThecommunityiscalledCouchsurfing.The52isthatpeopleopentheirhomesupto

travelersforfree,andinexchangebothpeoplewill53fromeachother.

54payingalotofmoneystayinginhotels,livingwithlocalsisbothcheapandauthentic（正

宗的）.Maybeyou511findalesswell-knownsiteinthecity.Thisisalsoyour55toaskwhatlifein

theircountryisreallylike.Italso56asacultureexchange.Forexample,ifyouplaytheguitarand

yourhostisagreatcook,teachhimorherhowtoplaytosaythankyouforthedinner.Thistypeofexchange

ispopular.

Butwhataresomemannersofbeinga（n）57Couchsurfer?First,becarefulaboutcultural

taboos（禁忌）.Forexample,58youeatwithIndianpeople,neveruseyourlefthand.InIndian

culture,lefthandsareusedforthetoilet.Also,whenyouaregoingtoleave,ifsagoodideato59a

smallgift.Thisshowsyourthankstothehomeowner.

Now,areyoureadyto60likealocal?Wherewillyousurffirst?

51.A.magicalB.embarrassingC.luckyD.impossible

52.A.exampleB.secretC.ideaD.agreement

53.A.keepB.learnC.stayD.find

54.A.InsteadofB.SuchasC.BecauseofD.Thanksto

55.A.chanceB.thoughtC.pointD.dream

56.A.seemsB.worksC.offersD.helps

57.A.badB.fairC.goodD.honest

58.A.whetherB.althoughC.sinceD.if

59.A.prepareB.receiveC.stealD.send

60.A.liveB.exchangeC.lookD.travel

（2025?內蒙古包頭?一模）閱讀短文，從短文后各題所給的三個選項（A、B和C）中，選出可以填入

空白處的最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。

Onceuponatime,therewasagiant（巨人）.HisnamewasSoppo.Hewasvery61becausehe

coulddrinkariverdryoreatawholeforest.Hisfavoritefoodwasthecloudsinthesky.

Soppolivedjusthowheliked.Wheneverhevisitedaplace,therewasnothingbut62;when

heatesomanyclouds,therewereterribledroughts（旱災）；whenhe63,therewereterrible

rainstorms.Theworldwasnolonger64becauseofhim.Asaresult,noonelikedhimandwantedto

playwithhimevenforashortwhile.Everyoneranawayinfearwhentheynoticedhim.Thismadehimvery

65.

Onenight,manystars66fromtheskyandaskedSoppowhyhewassosad.Hetoldthemhis

story.

“It'sa67thatyoudon'tknowhowtomakefriends,5,thestarssaidtoSoppo.

“ButwherecanIfindfriends?HowdoImakefriends?^^askedthegiant68.

“Bygivingpeopleahandordoingsomethingforthem.Thatiswhatfriendshipisallabout.”

“Oh,Isee.Ifstimeformetoconsider69myself.^^

Fromthatdayon,Soppowatchedtheskies.Whenthecloudswerepreparingterriblestorms,hewould

70someofthem.Then,whenhecametosomeplacethatwasshortofwater,hewouldcryaboveit.

Beforelong,everyonelikedhimandregardedhimastheirgoodfriend.Hewasveryhappy.

61.A.worriedB.strictC.unusual

62.A.picturesB.surprisesC.problems

63.A.criedB.laughedC.jumped

64.A.peacefulB,crowdedC.busy

65.A.calmB.sadC.energetic

66.A.cametrueB.camedownC.cameacross

67.A.pityB.mistakeC.challenge

68.A.carelesslyB.honestlyC.certainly

69.A.lovingB.changingC.feeling

70.A.smellB.buyC.eat

（2025?遼寧鐵嶺?模擬預測）閱讀短文，理解其大意，從A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白

處的最佳選項。

Ihavemanyfamilymembers;Ievenhavetwolivinggreat-grandparentsandIalsohadfour

grandparents.Allthat71atthebeginningof2002.Atthattime,ourfamilywasshockedtofindout

thatmygrandfatherwasfoundtohavecancer.He72throughtwoyearsofit.Wedideverythingwe

couldtohelphimenjoyacomfortablestayatthe73.

Hefoughtallhecould,butonNovember5,2003,he74.1feltamixofemotions（情緒）such

asdepression,loss,andemptiness.Iranoutsideintothefreezingairand75loudly.

Almostayearhadpassedandwewereeatingdinneratthedinnertablewhena（n）76started

abouthowwecouldhelpfindatreatmentforcancerormakethelivesofthepeoplewhohaveitmore

77.MyeldersisterMollyandIcameupwiththeideaofsellingourhoneyfromourgrandparentsin

Virginia'shives（蜂箱）.

The78wasbuiltbytakingthehoneyfromourbeesandsomebeeswax（蜂蠟）.Weleft

enoughforthebeestosurvivethroughthewinter.Afterthiswewouldgothroughthelongprocessof

spinningthehoney79.Wedidthisallbyourselves!

Havingexperiencedthesesadnessandhappiness,Ilearnedmanythings.Weareputonthisearthto

dowellandtohelpthosearoundus.Weareall80ofthatifwetry.

71.A.appearedB.destroyedC.beganD.changed

72.A.wonderedB.workedC.sufferedD.enjoyed

73.A.bedroomB.hospitalC.officeD.studio

74.A.passedawayB.gotupC.setoffD.heldout

75.A.criedB.shoutedC.spokeD.asked

76.A.quarrelB.discussionC.agreementD.deal

77.A.selflessB.movableC.enjoyableD.terrible

78.A.relationB.dinnerC.ideaD.business

79.A.heavilyB.quicklyC.slowlyD.sadly

80.A.lostB.capableC.fullD.sorry

（2024?廣東深圳?模擬預測）Millionsofpeopleallovertheworldusethewordokay.81,

somepeoplesaythewordis82moreoftenthananyotherwordintheworld.

Itmaybecommon,butnooneseemstoagreeonhowthe"OK"cametobe.Okaymeans_83，

or“acceptable."Itexpresses84.Youmightaskyourbrother“IsitokayifIborrowyourcar?”Orif

someoneasksyoutodosomething,youmightsay,"Okay,Iwill.^^

Languageexpertsdonotagreeabout85thewordcamefrom.Somepeoplesayitcamefrom

theNativeAmericanIndiantribe（部落）knownastheChoctaw.TheChoctawword"okey"means86

theAmericanword"okay”.ExpertssayearlyexplorersintheAmericanWestspoketheChoctawlanguage

inthenineteenthcentury.Thelanguagespread87thecountry.Butmanypeopledispute（爭論）this.

OtherpeoplesayarailroadworkernamedObadiahKelly88thewordlongago.Theysaidheput

the89lettersofhisnames-OandKoneachobjectpeoplegavehimtosendonthetrain.

Noteveryoneagreeswiththisexplanation,either.Butexpertsdoagreethatthewordispurely

90AndithasspreadtoalmosteverycountryontheEarth.

81.A.InfactB.InreturnC.IndeedD.Inaword

82.A.writtenB.usedC.doneD.printed

83.A.easyB.notgoodC.happyD.allright

84.A.disagreementB.agreementC.angerD.friendliness

85.A.whereB.whichC.howD.what

86.A.suchasB.thedifferencefromC.rightwithD.thesameas

87.A.acrossB.throughC.amongD.along

88.A.sawB.foundC.inventedD.built

89.A.firstB.lastC.secondD.middle

90.A.EnglishB.AmericanC.BritishD.Chinese

（2025?陜西西安?模擬預測）Onedayalittleboyaskedhisfather,ccWhatdoestheword'great'mean?

Whoaregreatpeopleandhowdotheybecomegreat?”

Thefatheraskedhissontobringtwoplantsandthentoldhimtoplantoneofthem91the

houseandtheotheroutsidethehouse.Theboydidashisfathersaid.

Thefatheraskedhisson,“Whichoneofthetwoplantsdoyouthinkwillbe92andbigger?”

Theboyreplied,ctTheplantinsidethehousewillbesafer,93itwillgrowbigger,whiletheplant

outsidethehouseisnotsafeatall.Noonewillbethereto94it.Itmaybeeatenbyanimals.^^

Thefathersmiledandsaid,"Let'swait95.Wewillknowtheanswer.9,

Thentheboyleftforstudyandafterfouryearshecamebacktohishouse.Hesaidtohisfather,

“Look,96happenstothisplantinsidethehouseanditissafb."Whentheboywentoutside,hewas

very97toseeabigtree.Theboycouldn'tbelievehiseyes.Hecouldn'tunderstandhowtheplant

outsidewasabletogrowmuchbiggerthantheplantinsidethehouse.

“Theplantoutsidethehousefacedfour98andmanydifficulties!?,thefatherexplainstohis

sonwhytheplantoutsidewasbigger.ctTheplantinsidewassafe.Itdidn'tfaceweatherchangesanditdidn't

getproper99,soitdidn'tbecomebigger.^^

Hereistheanswertothequestionaboutbeinggreat:100agreatperson,onemusthave

failedmanytimes,experiencedmanydifficultiesandovercomethosedifficulties.Afterthat,heisableto

becomegreat.

91.A.besidesB.oppositeC.behindD.inside

92.A.strongerB.saferC.nicerD.weaker

93.A.butB.orC.soD.because

94.A.lookafterB.comeacrossC.takeawayD.cutdown

95.A.seriouslyB.carefullyC.activelyD.patiently

96.A.somethingB.anythingC.nothingD.everything

97.A.excitedB.satisfiedC.pleasedD.surprised

98.A.daysB.monthsC.seasonsD.years

99.A.protectionB.sunlightC.careD.water

100.A.TochooseB.TosaveC.TofindD.Tobecome

（2025?陜西咸陽?模擬預測）閱讀下面短文，理解大意，然后從各小題的四個選項中選出一個最佳答

案，使短文連貫完整。

ChineseFive-AnimalExercisesarealsocalledwuqinxi.They'rethefirstcompletesetofqigong

exercisesfollowingthemovementsof101:monkeys,deers,birds,bearsandtigers.Theywere

createdbyoneofthegreatestdoctorsinancientChina,Huafuo.

Thebearmovementscanhelpdigestion（消化）andaregoodforthe102.Thetiger

movementscanhelpstrengthen*thebodyand103thepainintheback.Thedeermovementscan

helpreducethefataroundthewaist（腰）.Birdmovementscanhelpstrengthenthelegsandkeepourknees

healthy.Andthe104movementscanbegoodfortheheart.

Forthosenewlearners,thefirstfewexercisesmightnotgowell.Youmayfindithardtofbcus.Don't

105it!Wearcomfortableclothes,keep106inyourmind,trytomoveslowly...Littlebylittle,

you511feelmoreandmoreharmonious（和諧的）withnature.Youmayevenfeelyoubecomeatigerora

deer,walkingintheforest107.

Theseexercisesneednotoolsandthey'reeasytolearn.Youcan108onlineforthevideos

andpracticethematanytime.

Ifsreallyfuntopracticeand109forbody.110Five-AnimalExercisesare

becomingmoreandmorepopularinrecentyears,notonlyinChina,butalsoinmanyotherplacesofthe

world.

*Theword"strengthen“meanstomakesb./sth.stronger.

101.A.robotsB.peopleC.plantsD.animals

102.A.hairB.neckC.stomachD.head

103.A.reduceB.increaseC.receiveD.borrow

104.A.bearB.monkeyC.lionD.tiger

105.A.dependonB.thinkaboutC.dealwithD.worryabout

106.A.peacefulB.excitedC.boredD.painful

107.A.quicklyB.angrilyC.freelyD.suddenly

108.A.checkB.searchC.supportD.provide

109.A.sadB.famousC.badD.good

110.A.ButB.BecauseC.SoD.Though

（2024?廣東深圳?三模）WhilelivinginTokyo,almost3,000kilometersawayfromShenzhen,

DaichiArakistillkeepsupdatinghiswebsitedailyaboutShenzhen.

Thewebsite,titled“ShenzhenFan,^^providesnewsandinformationwritteninJapaneseforJapanese

readerswhoare111inthem.FoundedbyArakiandhis112in2022,ShenzhenFanprovides

usefulinformationaboutthecityandsuggestsplacesofinterestandmore.

Inthesummerof2021,ArakivisitedShenzhenforthefirsttimebecausehisfriend,whohadbeen

livinghere,toldhimthatShenzhenis“anexcitingcity”and113himtocome.InDecember2021,

nearlyhalfayearafterhisvisit,theJapaneseengineermovedtoShenzhenandgainedanotheridentity（身

份），a（n）114,soonafterhearrived.HejoinedhisfriendtobuildShenzhenFantogether.

“Atthebeginning,Ifeltso115towriteinformationconstantlybecausewedidn'thaveany

content,9,Arakisaid.4<So,ItookpicturesinmanyareasinShenzhenandpostedthemonInstagram,andthen

I116thepoststomyShenzhenFanwebsite.”

Afterthat,Arakisucceededin117agoodrelationshipwithmanycompanies.t6Someinvited

metoeventsandparties,andIhelpedtranslatesomeinformationintoJapanese.Other118alsoask

foradvertisingonmywebsite,9,hesaid.

InMarch2023,ArakireturnedtoJapanwithaplantostayforonlytwoweeks.119,hewas

unabletocomebacktoShenzhenbecauseofasmallaccident.He120goingbacktoShenzhen

withinthisyearaftergettingbetter.

111.A.richB.weakC.interestedD.skillful

112.A.familyB.wifeC.brotherD.friend

113.A.advisedB.refusedC.requiredD.allowed

114.A.teacherB.engineerC.writerD.actor

115.A.cheerfulB.hardC.sorryD.tired

116.A.connectedB.tookC.tiedD.put

117.A.sharingB.choosingC.developingD.discovering

118.A.membersB.websitesC.friendsD.companies

119.A.FortunatelyB.ActuallyC.UnluckilyD.Finally

120.A.admitstoB.looksforwardtoC.stickstoD.givesup

（2025?安徽合肥?二模）AsaBritishexchangestudentinChina,Iwantedtoimmerse（使沉浸于）

myselfinthelocalculture.Oneoftheactivitiesmyschoolofferedwasacalligraphy（書法）club,andI

choseto121ittolearnmoreaboutthistraditionalChineseart.

Thecalligraphyroomwasaquietandpeacefulplace,which122thepleasantsmellofink

andthesoftsoundofbrushestouchingpaper.Ourcalligraphyteacher,Mr.Li,wasknownforhis123

andskill.

Onmyfirstday,IwatchedcarefullyasMr.Li124theartofcalligraphy.Hemovedthebrush

withgrace（優雅）and125,andthecharactershecreatedlookedlikebeautifulpaintings.Iwas

amazedandcouldn'twaittotryitmyself.

Mr.Liintroducedthetoolsofcalligraphy:thebrush,ink,paper,andinkstone.Heexplainedthatthese

werenotjusttoolsbutthefoundation（基石出）ofthisancientart.Hetaughtushowtoholdthebrush126

andhowtomoveourhandstocreatesmoothflowinglines.

Whenitwasmyturntotry,Ifounditharderthanitlooked.Myfirstcharacterswerefarfromperfect

andIfelt127,butMr.Lipatientlyencouragedmeandgavemesupport.

Fromthenon,