第69頁（共69頁）2024-2025學年下學期高二英語人教新版期末必刷?？碱}之完形填空一．完形填空（共15小題）1．Sometimesacertaindayhasaspecialmeaning.Fridaysmeantatriptoaseniornursinghomedowntownforme.Itseemedasifthisnursinghomeneededhelp，but（1）didIknowitwouldhelpme，too.DuringmyfirstvisitIwasaskedto（2）someofthefemaleresidents'nails.Icarefully（3）theoldcolorontheirnails.AsIappliednewcolor，onewoman（4）totellmeaboutherhiddenpains，fromherhusband'sdeathtotheone（5）shewantedmost：acamera.Ilistenedcarefully.Shesmiled（6），withsomeofherpastpainstakenoffhermind.Ileftthenursinghomethatday，（7）bythefactthatIhadactuallyhelpedsomebody.Irealizedthatmy（8）actions，justlistening，forexample，couldmakea（n）（9）toothers'lives.Onewoman，whohappilycommentedthatwe（10）thesamefirstname，confided（吐露）heropinionstome.Another（11）showedmeabirthdaycardherchildrenhadsenther.Ofcourse，notalloftheconversationswere（12）.Whenoneelderlywomantalkedtomeabout（13）her13﹣year﹣olddaughterwouldbegraduatingfrommiddleschoolthisyear，Ididn'tknowwhattodobutnodandlisten，（14）thatherdaughtermusthavegraduateddecadesago.AlthoughIcouldnot（15）moreyearstothelivesoftheseelderlyresidents，Icouldgivethemsomethingsimplethat'soften（16）inoursociety.Throughourconversations，Igavethemthe（17）thatinthisfast﹣pacedworld，theywerenotforgotten﹣thatmembersofyoungergenerationsstillcaredaboutthem.EverymomentIspend（18）isanopportunitytoreducetheirpain.（19），thatmomentalsoshapesme.Inotonlylearnaboutlifeandexperiencesoutsideofschoolbutalsoreceivethegiftofbeingpartofthis（20）﹣theconnectionbetweenhumans.Thosemomentsofsharingandlisteningaremagicalforboththegiverandthereceiver.（1）A．stillB．littleC．alreadyD．indeed（2）A．polishB．washC．cutD．check（3）A．tookawayB．rubbedoffC．showedoffD．gaveup（4）A．continuedB．expectedC．agreedD．started（5）A．collectionB．productC．awardD．item（6）A．atleastB．moreorlessC．inreliefD．invain（7）A．inspiredB．remindedC．movedD．puzzled（8）A．uniqueB．politeC．casualD．simple（9）A．chanceB．impressionC．differenceD．decision（10）A．rememberedB．sharedC．containedD．carried（11）A．cautiouslyB．accidentallyC．proudlyD．finally（12）A．pleasantB．seriousC．formalD．interesting（13）A．whenB．whyC．whatD．that（14）A．convincingB．knowingC．indicatingD．persuading（15）A．addB．connectC．supplyD．compare（16）A．valuedB．lovedC．blamedD．overlooked（17）A．memoryB．possibilityC．assuranceD．assumption（18）A．chattingB．waitingC．actingD．watching（19）A．AboveallB．InotherwordsC．InturnD．Inaword（20）A．traditionB．processC．habitD．trip2．（2023秋?滄州月考）MawsonwasanAustralianexplorerandscientistwhoexploredtheAntarcticwithateamoffellowadventurersin1912.Histravelsinthefrozencontinentbroughthimworldwide（1）.InDecemberofthatyear，Mawsonandtwoother（2）leftthemainbaseatCommonwealthBay，（3）a300﹣mileexplorationintothecentralpartofthecontinenttogatherscientificdataandsamples.（4）followed.Oneofthemen，ayoungBritishsoldiernamedBelgraveNinnis，（5）downanopencrackonasledge，alongwithseveraloftheirbestdogsandmanyoftheteam'ssupplies，dead.Forseveralweeks，thetwoothers，（6）withscurvy（壞血?。゛ndother（7），struggledtoreturntocamp，keepinglivingfirstonthe（8）dogs，thenonstarvationfood.（9），XavierMertz，aSwissmountaineerandskiingchampion，diedfromexhaustion，starvationandpossiblepoisonousnessfromeatingdogs'livers.（10）toreturnwiththeresearchdata，Mawson（11）theelementsfor30days.Finallyhereturnedtothe（12）inFebruaryof1913，extremelythin，frost﹣bittenandexhausted﹣onlyto（13）hehadmissedtheshiprescuingtherestofthe（14）byhours.Mawsonwasregardedasasurvivorhero.Forhisachievementsasanexplorerandscientist，hewasknighted（封爵）in1914.Inadditiontohisother（15），Mawsoneditedandcontributedtothe22﹣volumeReportsofAustralasianAntarcticExpeditions.（1）A.praiseB.trustC.worryD.criticism（2）A.celebritiesB.explorersC.athletesD.astronomers（3）A.puttingoffB.showingoffC.kickingoffD.lettingoff（4）A.WondersB.BonusesC.FortunesD.Disasters（5）A.tookB.fellC.lookedD.wandered（6）A.adjustedB.circulatedC.infectedD.confused（7）A.curesB.disabilitiesC.errorsD.illnesses（8）A.remainingB.wildC.fierceD.hunting（9）A.UltimatelyB.NeverthelessC.TemporarilyD.Meanwhile（10）A.DiscouragedB.RelievedC.DeterminedD.Frightened（11）A.combinedB.battledC.containedD.introduced（12）A.centerB.normalC.baseD.campus（13）A.predictB.discoverC.complainD.explain（14）A.passengersB.witnessesC.rescuersD.crew（15）A.achievementsB.referencesC.servicesD.subjects3．（2024?韶關模擬）OnahotafternoonRhiannonwasdrivingheroldvandownthehighway.Asshe（1）herwindowtoletinsomefreshair，hercarregistrationpaperblewoffthesunvisor（防曬板）andontothefloorinside.Whenleaningdownto（2）it，sheaccidentallydriftedintooncomingtraffic，inpanic，sheover﹣correctedandpulledthe（3）sharplyintheotherdirection.（4），thevanrolledoverthreetimes，andRhiannonwasthrownontotheroad，lyinginthemiddleoftheroadandbleeding，nearly（5）.Amedicalstudentwitnessedtheaccidentandcametoher（6）.HecoveredRhiannonwithhiscoatandgaveheremergencyfirstaid，including（7）thewoundonherleftarmbeforetheambulancearrived.（8），Rhiannonwasrushedtoahospitalwhereanemergencyroomdoctorspenthours（9）allthepiecesofwindshield（擋風玻璃）fromherarm，andgaveherthreedozenstitches（縫針）.Luckily，Rhiannonwassaved.Notforthebandage，shewouldnothave（10）longenoughfortheemergencypersonneltoarrive.ThoughRhiannondidn'tknowhim，shewasgratefultothemedicalstudentwhosavedherlife.Soshe（11）thewordsonline，"It'sapitythatIdon'tknowyourname.Ifyouhappentoseeorhearthisstoryandrecognizeyourself，thankyouforyourkind（12）."Rhiannonalsohadamessagefortheother（13）heroes，"Pleaseconsiderthisapay﹣it﹣forwardletterof（14）—aletterfromthe（15）youhelpedwho，forwhateverreason，couldn'tthankyouthemselves."（1）A.rolleddownB.brokeoffC.turneddownD.switchedoff（2）A.stickB.grabC.touchD.possess（3）A.handleB.engineC.windowD.wheel（4）A.ConsequentlyB.AutomaticallyC.FrequentlyD.Slowly（5）A.awakeB.astonishedC.unconsciousD.crazy（6）A.visionB.actionC.rescueD.mind（7）A.bandagingB.curingC.pressingD.uncovering（8）A.WithoutdelayB.OutofsympathyC.ForcertaintyD.Indespair（9）A.tidyingB.removingC.collectingD.checking（10）A.sufferedB.struggledC.stayedD.survived（11）A.searchedB.browsedC.receivedD.posted（12）A.guidanceB.gestureC.expressionD.encouragement（13）A.tirelessB.faultlessC.namelessD.speechless（14）A.apologyB.applicationC.invitationD.appreciation（15）A.peersB.strangersC.relativesD.fellows4．（2024?新鄉二模）I'mateacheratalocalhighschool.Oneday，Ifoundmyself（1）abrilliantmomentinthecafeteria.Duringlunch，Inoticedoneofmy（2）Jasonholdinguphistray（托盤）withaconfusedexpression.（3），hewashavingtroubledecidingwheretositinthe（4）cafeteria.Aftersomehesitation，heapproachedatablewhereafewstudentswereabsorbedintheirown（5）andaskedifhecouldjointhem.Theywelcomedhim，andhe（6），lookingcontent.Momentslater，anotherstudentapproachedthetableandaskedifhecouldjointhem.Jasonseizedthe（7）tointroduceanelementoffunandchallenge.Heaskedtheboyifhecouldanswerariddlebeforejoiningthem.Interested，theboy（8），andJasonpresentedhimwiththeriddle："Whathas（9）butcan'topenlocks？"Afteramomentofthought，theboyadmittedhedidn'tknowtheanswer.Withamischievousgrin，Jasonpointedtothepianointhecornerofthecafeteriaand（10）thattheanswerwas"apiano".Theotherstudents（11）.Thetablesoonbecameknownasthe"riddletable"，attractingstudentswhowere（12）tosolveriddlesforthechancetojoin.Asateacher，Icouldn'thelpbutappreciatethe（13）andfriendshipunfoldedduringthelunchperiod.Itturnsoutthatsometimes，alittleintellectualchallengecan（14）arandomcafeteriatableintothehottestspotinschool.Definitelya（15）movebyJason.（1）A.witnessingB.bringingC.providingD.exploring（2）A.teachersB.customersC.studentsD.colleagues（3）A.IdeallyB.ObviouslyC.ModestlyD.Literally（4）A.fashionableB.splendidC.beautifulD.crowded（5）A.professionsB.territoriesC.conversationsD.situations（6）A.ranawayB.settledinC.steppedoutD.lookedup（7）A.opportunityB.emphasisC.advocateD.absence（8）A.resistedB.calmedC.hesitatedD.agreed（9）A.doorsB.armsC.keysD.legs（10）A.insistedB.revealedC.suggestedD.thought（11）A.laughedB.explodedC.shoutedD.apologized（12）A.cleverB.tiredC.eagerD.afraid（13）A.creativityB.kindnessC.missionD.relation（14）A.loadB.injectC.feedD.turn（15）A.curiousB.geniusC.suitableD.powerful5．（2023秋?重慶期中）Whennaturaldisastershappen，thereareoftenstoriesofgoodpeoplewhoofferhelp，andthesnowstormhittingBuffalo，NewYorkisno（1）.Sha'KyraAughtrywentwellbeyondjustmakingaphonecallorofferingameal，and（2）onemanwhowaslyingjustoutsideherhome!Althoughwarnedtostayathome，64yearoldJoeWhitewas（3）toheadouttowork.However，hemistookhow（4）thesnowstormwasandwas（5）inthesnowoutsideofSha'Kyra'shome.Hearingcriesofpain，Sha'Kyralookedaroundand（6）Joetrappedoutsideinthesnow.Withouthesitation，sherushedintothestorm，riskingherownlife.Withgreat（7），Sha'KyrabroughtJoein.Thenshe（8）performedfirstaidonhimandspentanhourtryingtowarmJoeup.Unfortunately，Joe'shands（9）damagebecauseofthecold.What'sworse，911wasunabletorespondtorepeatedcallsbecausetherewasnowayfortheemergencyvehiclestoreachthehome.Sha'KyraknewthatJoeneededmedicalhelpbeyondwhatshecould（10）.Soshepostedmessagesonlineaskingforhelp.Soon，neighborsarrivedtocleartheroadand（11）Joetohospital.Unfortunately：Joedidlosehisfingersasaresult，buthedid（12）thedisaster!Andthatisduetothe（13）ofSha'Kyra，whotookJoeintoherhome，warmedandnursedhim，andcaredforhimforafewdaysoverChristmas!"The（14）isterrible，buttoseethecompassionandthelovebetweenstrangersisjust（15），"Joesaid.（1）A.exceptionB.differenceC.confusionD.object（2）A.impressedB.rescuedC.attractedD.recognized（3）A.anxiousB.confidentC.determinedD.curious（4）A.powerfulB.unbelievableC.annoyingD.unique（5）A.buriedB.abandonedC.frightenedD.trapped（6）A.explainedB.discoveredC.mentionedD.commented（7）A.forcesB.talentsC.effortsD.concerns（8）A.obviouslyB.immediatelyC.graduallyD.eventually（9）A.sufferedfromB.gotthroughC.cameacrossD.foughtagainst（10）A.exploreB.organizeC.requestD.deliver（11）A.presentB.introduceC.transportD.recommend（12）A.beatB.surviveC.challengeD.admire（13）A.dreamB.responsibilityC.kindnessD.wisdom（14）A.adventureB.arrangementC.strategyD.destination（15）A.desperateB.suitableC.helpfulD.amazing6．GoranKroppwasaSwedishadventurerandmountaineer.In1972，attheageofsix，withhisfather'shelp，he（1）Galdhopiggen，thehighestmountaininNorthernEurope.Twenty﹣threeyearslater，hestoodonthehighestpeakintheworld，Qomolangma.Hisjourneytothe（2）showsjusthowindependent，persistent（堅持的），anddeterminedthisoutstandingmanis.（3）mostpeoplearriveatthefootofQomolangmabysomesortofmodern（4），Kroppbicycled7，000milesfromhishomeinSweden.Travelingbybikewasnot（5）.Hestoppedmanytimesto（6）hisbikebecauseroughroadscausedmechanicalproblemsforhim.Kropp（7）toclimbQomolangmathesamewayhetraveledtothemountain：withoutthe（8）ofothersandwithoutmodernconveniences.Unlikeother（9）Kroppclimbedthemountainwithoutaguideorhelper.Hedidnot（10）bottledoxygentohelphim（11）athighaltitudes，andhecarriedallofhis（12）himselfinapackthatweighedabout140pounds.IttookKropp（13）triestoreachthetopofQomolangma.Thefirsttime，hehadto（14）only350feetfromthetopbecausetheweatherwastoodangerous.Themountaineerwaitedoutthestorm，rested，andtriedagainafewdayslater.Thistime，hewas（15）.Afterhewalkeddownthemountain，hegotbackonhisbikeandrodethe7，000milesbacktoSweden.（1）A．heardofB．dreamedofC．sawD．climbed（2）A．topB．countryC．areaD．valley（3）A．UnlessB．OnceC．WhileD．Because（4）A．designB．vehicleC．theoryD．material（5）A．boringB．easyC．tiringD．busy（6）A．lockB．rideC．repairD．find（7）A．choseB．refusedC．agreedD．hated（8）A．presenceB．approvalC．assistanceD．knowledge（9）A．observersB．travelersC．mountaineersD．hikers（10）A．gatherB．orderC．shareD．bring（11）A．breatheB．walkC．liveD．stay（12）A．medicinesB．foodC．clothesD．equipment（13）A．twoB．threeC．manyD．several（14）A．goonB．getupC．setoutD．turnback（15）A．thoughtfulB．successfulC．doubtfulD．meaningful7．（2022秋?上饒月考）Foodhasalwaysbeenoneofthegreatestwantsofhumankind.Thesearchforfoodisthe（1）humanbehavior.Thus，（2）foodwereeasiertogetandprepare，itwouldbereallyhelpfulforhumankind.Itwouldreduceagreatburden．Thedevelopmentofprocessedfoodshasmadefoodeasiertogetandprepare.（3）everycoinhastwosides.Apartfromitsadvantages，the（4）ofcookingalsohasitsdisadvantages.Thoughprocessedfoodsseemlikeagreatwaytosave（5），theyoffermuchlessnutritionalvaluethantraditionalfoods.Peopletodayaresobusythattheyarenotabletospendenoughtimepreparingtheirfood.Asaresult，manypeople（6）toeatprocessedfoods，ready﹣to﹣cookmealsandvariousfastfoods.Butwhatwill（7）ifoneeatssuchfoodallyearround？Itwilldamageyourhealth.Thenutritionalvalueofthefoodisnotsohigh.Worsestill，researchshowsthatpreservativesusedinthesefoodsare（8）tochildren.That'swhyhealthexpertswarnpeoplenottoeattoomuchofsuch（9）food.Besides，sincepeoplespendlittletimepreparingfood，thecultureofcookingisslowly（10）．Cookingisnotdonejusttosatisfyhunger；itisalsoa（n）（11）formofart.Acrosstheworld，therearethousandsof（12）cookingstyles.Ifyoungpeopleareusedtoprocessedfoods，fewofthemwilldevelopgreatcooking（13）．Andwhentheybecomeparents，itwillbehardfortheirchildrentoenjoya（n）（14）home﹣cookedmeal.What'smore，cookingisagreattimeforfamiliestoconnect.Thereisalotof（15）whenfamilymembersarepreparingfoodtogether.Inaword，Ibelievethoughprocessedfoodhasmadethepreparationoffoodmucheasier，ithasnotbeenagoodstepforhumankind.（1）A．specialB．basicC．rightD．valuable（2）A．thoughB．beforeC．ifD．unless（3）A．SoB．AndC．ButD．Or（4）A．easinessB．safetyC．methodD．difficulty（5）A．energyB．foodC．moneyD．time（6）A．chooseB．dislikeC．refuseD．stop（7）A．changeB．happenC．getD．offer（8）A．harmfulB．uselessC．meaningfulD．necessary（9）A．coldB．sweetC．unhealthyD．hot（10）A．varyingB．dyingC．appearingD．developing（11）A．importantB．famousC．simpleD．new（12）A．regularB．ordinaryC．differentD．similar（13）A．knowledgeB．lessonsC．interestsD．skills（14）A．deliciousB．cleanC．expensiveD．cheap（15）A．successB．workC．progressD．Fun8．Everyyear，familiesacrosstheUSandtheUKhanguplittlestrange﹣shapedpickles（腌黃瓜）todecoratetheirChristmastrees.Thepracticeis（1）bymanyEnglish﹣speakingfamilies，andisthoughttobebroughtoverfrom（2）.Thetraditioninvolveshidingthepickleornament（裝飾品）amongthebranches，and（3）thechildwhofindsitwiththechancetoopengiftsfirst.It'salsobelievedthatpersonwillgetgood（4）fortheyear.Theoriginofthe（5），however，isabitconfusing.Infact，itdoesn'tseemtohaveactually（6）inGermanyatall，sincemostGermansdon'tpractiseit.In2016，asurveyconductedamong2，057Germansfoundthat91percenthadneverevenheardofit.Anotherstoryisthatthetraditionof（7）apickledidn'tactuallystartinGermany，butwithaGermanimmigrantintheUS.The（8）goesthataGermanmannamedJohnLowerimmigratedtotheUSandbecameillwhenhewasinprisonduringtheCivilWar.Hepersuadedaguardtogivehimapickleasalastmeal，buthe（9）surviving.Afterbeingreleased，hehonouredthatpicklebystartinghisown（10）traditionofhidingapickleinhisChristmastreeforthekids—saying（11）founditwouldhavethesamegoodfortunehehad.Ofcourse，thatstoryisalso（12），andcouldjustbeatalecomingoutofnowheretoexplainthepickleslateron.AccordingtoWideOpenCountry，thewholepicklegamewasmost（13）amarketingtricktosellGermanglassornamentstoAmericans.Itwassaidtobe（14）byF.W.Woolworthwhenthestorebeganimportingtheornamentsin1880.Eachonewouldcomewithacardtellingthestoryofthetradition.Whetherthetraditionisrealormanufactured，pickleornamentshavebecome（15）everywhere.（1）A．interruptedB．mentionedC．favouredD．suspected（2）A．GermanyB．AmericaC．EnglandD．Australia（3）A．pleasingB．winningC．rewardingD．encouraging（4）A．fameB．luckC．fateD．life（5）A．congratulationB．expectationC．situationD．tradition（6）A．originatedB．concludedC．borrowedD．dated（7）A．decoratingB．hangingC．manufacturingD．purchasing（8）A．programmeB．inspirationC．legendD．intention（9）A．gaveupB．endedupC．setupD．showedup（10）A．countryB．familyC．hometownD．community（11）A．whateverB．whicheverC．whoeverD．whomever（12）A．disappearedB．disapprovedC．unexpectedD．unconfirmed（13）A．appropriatelyB．approximatelyC．likelyD．exactly（14）A．createdB．imaginedC．instructedD．directed（15）A．particularB．popularC．familiarD．regular9．（2023春?成都期末）Areallinventorsscientists？No.Anyonecanmakeaninventionifheorshehasideasandis（1）totryagainandagainuntiltheinventionworks.That'sjust（2）happenedtoJamesMurraySpanglerin1907.Spanglerwasacleaneratadepartmentstore.Hestartedtoworkeverynightafterthe（3）.Helikedhisjob，butitwasalotofworktocleanallthatspace.Hewas（4）.Hewishedthatherewasabetterwaytocleanthestore'sfloor.Eachnightasheworked，he（5）abouttheproblem.Whatkindofmachinecouldhemake？Afterawhile，some（6）formedinhishead.Hefittedanoldbox，atape，apillowcase，anelectricfan，abroomhandandapaintrollertogether.Hetrieditathome.It（7）!Atlast，hedecidedtotakehis（8）tothestore.ApoliceofficerwaswalkingdownthestreetwhenhesawSpanglerusinghisinventionthroughthewindow.TheofficerwenttotelltheownerthatSpanglerwasdoingsomethingwitha（n）（9）machinethatmadealotofnoise.HethoughtSpanglerhadlosthis（10）.Theownerrushedtothestore.HetoldSpanglerthathewas（11）formessingaroundinsteadofdoinghisjob.Spanglertoldhimthathewasdoinghisjob（12）thaneverbefore.Heaskedtheshopownertolethim（13）howhismachineworked.（14），themanagreed.HewasshockedwhenSpanglermovedhismachineoverdirtandgumwrappers.Theydisappeared!Spanglerhadjustbuiltthefirstvacuumcleaner.Thenextyearhe（15）hisinventiontoafirmnamedHoover.Beforelongvacuumcleanerswereascommonasstovesinhomes.（1）A．hesitantB．determinedC．likelyD．scared（2）A．whichB．howC．whatD．that（3）A．closingB．openingC．managingD．buying（4）A．excitedB．frightenedC．worriedD．tired（5）A．thoughtB．arguedC．talkedD．brought（6）A．itemsB．ideasC．argumentsD．problems（7）A．workedB．changedC．stoppedD．arrived（8）A．boxB．fanC．rollerD．machine（9）A．oldB．strangeC．hugeD．special（10）A．mindB．timeC．lifeD．job（11）A．foundB．hiredC．firedD．blamed（12）A．betterB．worseC．busierD．slower（13）A．makeB．sayC．introduceD．show（14）A．AngryB．CuriousC．FrightenedD．Pleased（15）A．broughtB．tookC．soldD．gave10．Mostyoungpeoplewhoaregraduatingfromcollegelookforwardtospottingtheirlovedones，especiallytheirgrandparents，smilinginthecrowd.Thatwasn'tthe（1）forMelanieSalazarandhergrandfather，ReneNeira，though.Rene，whoisnow88yearsold，hasbeen（2）toearnhiscollegedegreesincethe1950s.（3），life，loveandchildrenhappened，sohewasneverabletofinishhis（4）untilheandhisgranddaughter（5）attheUniversityofTexas﹣SanAntonio.Notonlyweretheyonthesame（6）attimes，butthegrandfathergranddaughterpairevenbecamestudy（7）!"Thereweretimeswhenwewouldgetlunchtogetherandbeinthelibrary，working（8）side﹣by﹣side，"Melaniesaid.JustbeforetheCOVID﹣19pandemicbegan，Rene（9）fromillnessandhadtotakeamedicalleave.Bythetimehegot（10），classeshadmovedonline，aprocessthatwastoodifficultforReneto（11）.Luckily，hisfamilyintervened（干預）!JustbeforeChristmas，theywere（12）tohearthathewouldbehonoredatgraduation—alongwithMelanie！Afteryearsofhardwork，MelanieandRenegotto（13）thegraduationstagetogether."Iwantedtocryoutof（14）.I'msoproudofmygrandpa，knowingandseeinghowhardhehasto（15），"Melaniesaid.Theentirehallwas（16）withcheersandthunderousapplauseasthetwoofthemacceptedtheir（17）.Eventheiruniversitycongratulatedthem!"Wereally（18）bothofthem，andwemayhavebeenmovedtotearsattheir（19）.Don'tforgettosharetheirjourneytohonoralltheirhardworkand（20）."（1）A．choiceB．decisionC．caseD．problem（2）A．attemptingB．hesitatingC．applyingD．deciding（3）A．ThereforeB．HoweverC．BesidesD．Otherwise（4）A．exercisesB．marriagesC．choicesD．studies（5）A．registeredB．wonderedC．pausedD．called（6）A．levelB．campusC．stageD．trial（7）A．volunteersB．competitorsC．partnersD．enemies（8）A．nervouslyB．simplyC．properlyD．silently（9）A．sufferedB．benefitedC．learnedD．recovered（10）A．happyB．wellC．oldD．anxious（11）A．discoverB．reportC．manageD．organize（12）A．pleasedB．regretfulC．inspiredD．upset（13）A．measureB．buildC．chooseD．cross（14）A．tirednessB．happinessC．frustrationD．sympathy（15）A．workB．liveC．sleepD．play（16）A．linkedB．endedC．floodedD．decorated（17）A．certificatesB．suggestionsC．instructionsD．messages（18）A．makeuptoB．takeprideinC．putupwithD．getaheadof（19）A．secretB．speechC．reportD．story（20）A．kindnessB．patienceC．devotionD．fortune11．（2024春?溧陽市期末）ShanePorterknewclearlythathewasdyingofcancerwhenheonedaycamehomewitharusty（生銹的）1969JeepsterCommando.Heplannedto（1）it.Anditwasintendedtobea（n）（2）activitythathecouldworkonwithhiswifeandtheirtwosonsfortherestofhistime.Thefamily（3）theprojectandfixedthevehicleuntilShanePorterdiedafterthreeyears.Thefamilycouldn'tfinishtheproject，buttheycouldn'timagine（4）thecareither.Ithasemotionalvalue.Sothecarsatthere—untillastMay，whenBobMauger，aclosefamilyfriend，noticeditandsawa（n）（5）."Thiswouldbeagoodprojectformystudentstocomplete，"Maugerthought，anautomotivetechnologyteacher.Hesharedthe（6）withhisclass，andthestudentswere（7）onboard.Therestoration（整修）ofthevehiclewastheclass'mostsignificantproject（8）themeaningbehindit.Italsoprovedmore（9）thanthestudentshadexpectedwithenginepartsmissingandcoolingsystemissues.Ittook15monthsto（10）alltheproblems.Manystudentsspenttheirfreetimeontheprojectandsomeevencontinued（11）theprojectaftertheygraduated.Eventually，thecar（12）.Itbecamedrivableandsafe.Thestudents（13）therevivedJeepstertothefamily，causingtearsofgratitude（感激）andemotion."Iknowthey'llhavethatcarforalongtime.Itfeels（14）."JudahCastillo，astudent，said.ForthePorters，therevivedcarismorethanjustavehicle；itisthe（15）ofShanePorter'slifeandthestudents'devotion.（1）A.repaintB.repairC.replaceD.return（2）A.bondingB.trainingC.upliftingD.wide﹣ranging（3）A.expandedB.monitoredC.postponedD.conducted（4）A.gettingholdofB.gettingridofC.gettingreadyforD.gettingusedto（5）A.transformationB.opportunityC.challengeD.responsibility（6）A.discoveryB.adventureC.kindnessD.idea（7）A.unwillinglyB.thankfullyC.enthusiasticallyD.obviously（8）A.insteadofB.inspiteofC.becauseofD.incaseof（9）A.complicatedB.changeableC.technicalD.practical（10）A.recordB.scheduleC.addressD.question（11）A.contributingtoB.respondingtoC.applyingtoD.adaptingto（12）A.approachedB.crashedC.stoppedD.functioned（13）A.explainedB.promisedC.presentedD.lent'（14）A.surprisingB.rewardingC.amusingD.confusing（15）A.highlightB.powerC.beginningD.symbol12．（2024秋?仁壽縣期末）Weareoftentoldthatthere'sno（1）limitwhenitcomestopursuingourgoals，butit'struly（2）toseesomeoneachievethemlaterinlife﹣especiallyiftheyare95yearsold.AngelaAlvarezisaCuban﹣bornsingerandsongwriterwhofinally（3）herfirstalbumin2021.Now，shehasjustwontheLatinGrammyforBestNewArtist.Growingupsurroundedbymusic，Alvarezoncetoldherfathershewantedtobecomea（an）（4）singer.However，lifewasn'teasyfortheirfamilythenandshehadto（5）herdreamofpursuingacareerinentertainmentfordecades，butmusicwasalwaystheretokeephercompanyandbringher（6）.Withtime，herkidshadkids，andoneofhergrandchildren，CarlosJoseAlvarez，（7）foundoutthathisgrandmahad（8）over50songsthroughoutherlife，heknewthatsomethinghadtobedone.Heaskedherifshewouldbeinterestedingoingtoastudio