2022年全國高考英語模擬試題分類歸納完型填空學(xué)生版

2022完型填空精選精煉1.全國卷I（供河北、河南、山西用）OneafternoonIwassittingatmyfavoritetableinarestaurant,waitingforthefoodIhadorderedtoarrive.SuddenlyI36thatamansittingatatablenearthewindowkeptglancinginmydirection,37heknewme.Themanhadanewspaper38infrontofhim,whichhewas39toread,butIcould40thathewaskeepinganeyeonme.Whenthewaiterbroughtmy41themanwasclearlypuzzled(困惑)bythe42wayinwhichthewaiterandI43eachother.Heseemedevenmorepuzzledas44wentonanditbecame45thatallthewaitersintherestaurantknewme.Finallyhegotupandwentintothe46.Whenhecameout,hepaidhisbilland47withoutanotherglanceinmydirection.Icalledtheowneroftherestaurantandaskedwhatthemanhad48.“Well,”hesaid,“thatmanwasadetective(偵探).He49youherebecausehethoughtyouwerethemanhe50.”“What?”Isaid,showingmy51.Theownercontinued,“Hecameintothekitchenandshowedmeaphotoofthewantedman.I52sayhelookedverymuchlikeyou!Ofcourse,sinceweknowyou,wetoldhimthathehadmadea53.”“Well,it’sreally54IcametoarestaurantwhereI’mknown,”Isaid.“5536．A．knew B．understood C．noticed D．recognized37．A．since B．evenif C．though D．a(chǎn)sif38．A．flat B．open C．cut D．fixed39．A．hoping B．thinking C．pretending D．continuing40．A．see B．find C．guess D．learn41．A．menu B．bill C．paper D．food42．A．direct B．familiar C．strange D．funny43．A．chattedwith B．lookedat C．laughedat D．talkedabout44．A．thewaiter B．time C．I D．thedinner45．A．true B．hopeful C．clear D．possible46．A．restaurant B．washroom C．office D．kitchen47．A．left B．a(chǎn)cted C．satdown D．calmeddown48．A．wanted B．tried C．ordered D．wished49．A．met B．caught C．followed D．discovered50．A．wastobeat B．wasdealingwith C．wastomeet D．waslookingfor51．A．care B．surprise C．worry D．regret52．A．must B．can C．need D．may53．A．discovery B．mistake C．decision D．fortune54．A．a(chǎn)pity B．natural C．a(chǎn)chance D．lucky55．A．Thus B．However C．Otherwise D．Therefore2.全國卷III（四川、云南、陜西等地區(qū)用）AsIdrovemyblueBuickintothegarage.IsawthatayellowOldsmobilewas21tooclosetomyspace.Ihadtodrivebackandforthtogetmycarintothe22space.Thatleft23enoughroomtoopenthedoor.ThenonedayIarrivedhome24,andjustasIturnedofftheengine,theyellowOldsmobileentereditsspace--tooclosetomycar,25.AtlastIhadachancetomeetthedriver.Mypatiencehad26andIshoutedather,“Can’tyouseeyou’renot27meenoughspace?Parkfartherover.”Banging(猛推)openherdoorinto28,thedrivershoutedback:“Makeme!”29thisshesteppedoutofthegarage.Still,eachtimeshegothomefirst,sheparkedtooclosetomy30.Thenoneday,Ithought,“WhatcanIdo?”Isoonfound31.Thenextdaythewoman32anoteonheDearYellowOldsmobile,I’msorrymistress(女主人)shoutedatyourstheotherday.She’sbeensorryaboutit.Iknowitbecauseshedoesn’tsinganymorewhile33.Itwasn’tlikehertoscream34.Factis,she’djustgotbadnewsandwastakingitoutonyoutwo.I35youandyourmistresswill36her.Yourneighbor,BlueBuickWhenIwenttothe37thenextmorning,theOldsmobilewasgone,buttherewasanoteonmywindshield:DearBlueBuick,Mymistressissorry,too.Sheparkedso38becauseshejustlearnedtodrive.Wewillparkmuchfartheroverafterthis.I’mgladwecanbe39now.Yourneighbor,YellowOldsmobileAfterthat,wheneverBlueBuick40YellowOldsmobileontheroad,theirdriverswavedcheerfullyandsmiled.21．A．driven B．parked C．stopped D．stayed22．A．complete B．close C．narrow D．fixed23．A．quite B．nearly C．seldom D．hardly24．A．hurriedly B．first C．finally D．timely25．A．a(chǎn)susual B．a(chǎn)splanned C．a(chǎn)swell D．a(chǎn)syet26．A．runinto B．runabout C．runout D．runoff27．A．keeping B．saving C．offering D．leaving28．A．mine B．hers C．itself D．ours29．A．For B．With C．From D．Upon30．A．room B．a(chǎn)rea C．front D．side31．A．a(chǎn)ninstruction B．a(chǎn)result C．a(chǎn)nanswer D．a(chǎn)chance32．A．put B．wrote C．sent D．discovered33．A．working B．driving C．returning D．cooking34．A．onend B．solong C．likethat D．a(chǎn)nymore35．A．hope B．know C．suppose D．suggest36．A．comfort B．help C．forgive D．please37．A．office B．flat C．place D．garage38．A．crazily B．eagerly C．noisily D．early39．A．neighbors B．friends C．drivers D．writers40．A．followed B．passed C．found D．greeted3.北京卷DearLaura,Ijustheardyoutellanoldstoryofgiftgivingandunselfishloveinyourprogram.Youdoubtedthatsuchunselfishlovewouldhappenintoday’sworld.Well,I’mheretogiveyou36.HelmetkeyboardIwantedtodosomethingvery37formyfifteen-year-oldson,whohasalwaysbeentheperfectchild.He38allsummertoearnenoughmoneytobuyausedmotorcycle.Then,hespenthoursandhoursonit39itlookedalmostnew.Iwasso40ofhimthatIboughthimtheshiniesthelmetandaridingoutfit.Icould41waitforhimtoopenuphisgift.Infact,Ibarelysleptthenightbefore.Uponawakening,Iwenttothekitchento42thecoffee,tea,andmorninggoodies.Inthelivingroomwasabeautifulkeyboardwitha43:”Tomywonderfulmother,allmylove,yourson.”Iwasso44.Ithadbeenalog-standingjokeinourfamilythatIwantedapianosothatIcould45lessons.“Learntoplaythepiano,andI’llgetyouone”wasmyhusband’s46.Istoodthereshocked,cryingariver,askingmyselfhowmysoncould47thisexpensivegift.Ofcourse,the48awoke,andmysonwasthrilled（激動的）withmyreaction.Manykisseswere49,andIimmediatelywantedhimto50mygift.Ashesawthehelmetandoutfit,thelookonhisfacewasnot51whatIwasexpecting.ThenI52thathehassoldthemotorcycletogetmethekeyboard.OfcourseIwastheproudestmother53onthatday,andmyfeetneverhitthegroundforamonth.SoIwantedyoutoknow,thatkindoflovestill54andlivesevenintheever-changingworldofme,me,me!Ithoughtyou’dloveto55thisstory.Yours,Hilary.Thenextday,myhusbandandIboughthimanew“used”alreadyshinymotorcycle.36. A.hope B.advice C.support D.courage37. A.polite B.similar C.special D.private38. A.played B.studied C.traveled D.worked39. A.after B.before C.unless D.until40. A.sure B.fond C.proud D.confident41. A.perhaps B.really C.almost D.hardly42. A.start B.cook C.set D.serve43. A.note B.notice C.word D.sign44. A.disturbed B.confused C.astonished D.inspired45. A.give B.take C.draw D.teach46. A.reason B.request C.comment D.response47. A.present B.afford C.find D.order48. A.neighbor B.building C.home D.house49. A.exchanged B.experienced C.expected D.exhibited50. A.tear B.open C.check D.receive51. A.purely B.basically C.obviously D.exactly52. A.realized B.remembered C.imagined D.supposed53. A.only B.still C.ever D.even54. A.works B.exists C.matters D.counts55. A.send B.publish C.share D.write4.天津卷Havingleftthetown,thegirlstoppedthecaratthelandingneartheentranceofthebay(海灣)Shesteppedintothe16androwedoutsilently.Thetidewasrushingtotheentranceand17tothewildopensea.Shehadtorowacrossthebaytoreach18side.Thewavesstruckagainstthesideoftheboat,19anduneven;itbecame20difficulttorow.Ifshe21foramoment,thetidewouldpushtheboatbacktowardsthe22.Shewasn’tevenhalfway,23shewasalreadytiredandherhands24frompullingontheroughwoodenoars(船槳).“I’mnevergoingto25it”,shethought.Sherestedtheoarsonherkneesand26herheadhelplessly,thenlookedupasshe27theboatshift(晃動)againstthetide.Theeastwind,whichhadswung(旋轉(zhuǎn))aroundfromthesouth-west,28herhelpandpushedtheboattowardsthemountains.Itwasgoingtobe29.Herhandsweren’tsopainful.Herchestdidn’tfeelasifitwasabouttoburst30.Thelightsofthetownbecame31.oneoftheoarsbangedagainstthesideoftheboatandshe32itwithastart.Hadshebeenasleep,orjust33?Shelookedoverhershoulder.Shewasalmostonthebeach.Thegirlgaveonelast34ontheoarstogroundtheboat,andthenlaybackagainsttheseat.Shelistenedtothewaves35andknewshehadcomehome.Faracrossthemoonlitbaythelightswerenomorethanasparklingchain.16. A.car.... B.boatC.ship D.mail17. A.beside B.before C.behind D.beyond18. A.another B.other C.either D.theother19. A.deep B.calm C.gentle D.rough20. A.more B.less C.as D.least21. A.slept B.continued C.rested D.rowed22. A.home B.mountains C.south-west D.entrance23. A.if B.so C.but D.since24. A.hurt B.ruined C.troubled D.broke26. A.get B.make C.keep D.take26. A.mined B.dropped C.cocked D.raised27. A.saw B.made C.heard D.felt28. A.gotto B.cameto C.sentfor D.reachedfor29. A.difficult B.serious C.allright D.certainenough30. A.anymore B.stillmore C.nomore D.oncemore31. A.brighter B.bigger C.closer D.smaller32. A.destroyed B.threw C.repaired D.seized33. A.dreaming B.guessing C.inventing D.expecting34. A.blow B.hit C.pull D.strike35. A.anxiously B.happily C.sadly D.carefully5.上海卷(A)Areyourtablemannersmuchbetterwhenyouareeatingatafriend’shomeorinarestaurantthantheyareatyourownhome?Probablyso,45youareawarethatpeoplejudgeyoubyyourtablemanners.Youtakespecialpainswhenyouareeating46.Haveyoueverstoppedtorealizehowmuchlessself-consciousyouwouldbeonsuchoccasionsif47tablemannershadbecomeahabitforyou?Youcanmakethemahabitby48goodtablemannersathome.Goodmannersatmealtimeshelpyouandthosearoundyoutofeel49.Thisistrueathomeasmuchasitistrueinsomeoneelse’shomeorinarestaurant.Good50makemealsmoreenjoyableforeveryoneatthetable.Bythistimeyouprobablyknowquitewellwhatgoodtablemannersare.You51thatkeepingyourarmsonthetable,talkingwithyour52full,andwolfingdownyourfoodarenotconsideredgoodmanners.Youknowalsothatifyouaremannerly,yousay“Please”and“Thankyou”andaskforthingstobepassedtoyou.Haveyoueverthoughtofapleasantattitudeasbeing53togoodtablemanners?Notonlyarepleasantmealtimesenjoyable,buttheyaiddigestion.Thedinnertableisa54forenjoyableconversation.Itshouldneverbecomeabattleground.Youaredefinitelygrowinginsocialmaturity(成熟)whenyoutrytobeanagreeabletablecompanion.45. A.because B.but C.unless D.though46. A.inpublic B.athome C.atease D.inahurry47. A.such B.no C.some D.good48. A.acting B.enjoying C.practising D.watching49. A.comfortable B.stressed C.depressed D.outstanding50. A.dishes B.manners C.atmospheres D.friends51. A.mention B.prefer C.doubt D.realize52. A.stomach B.hands C.mouth D.bowl53. A.essential B.considerate C.obvious D.unusual54. A.time B.place C.chance D.way(B)Thereisatendencytothinkofeachoftheartsasaseparateareaofactivity.Manyartists,55wouldprovethattherehasalwaysbeenawarmrelationshipbetweenthevariousareasofhumanactivity.56,inthelatenineteenthcenturytheconnectionsbetweenmusicandpaintingwereparticularly57.Artistswereinvitedtodesignclothesandsettingsforoperasandballets,butsometimesitwasthemusicianswhowereinspired(給……以靈感)bytheworkofcontemporarypainters.Ofthemusicalcompositionsthatwereconsideredas58tothevisualarts,perhapsthemostfamousisMussorgsky’sPicturesatanExhibition.Mussorgskycomposedthepiecein1874afterthedeath,attheageof39,oftheartistVictorHartmann.59theirfriendshiphadnotbeenaparticularlylong-lastingone,MussorgskywasshockedbyHartmann’s60death.Thefollowingyearthecritic,VladimirStasov,whodecidedtoholdanexhibitionofHartmann’swork,suggestedthatMussorgskytryto61hisgriefbywritingsomethinginmemoryofHartmann.TheexhibitionservedasMussorgsky’sinspiration.ThetenpiecesthatmakeupPicturesatanExhibitionareintendedas62ratherthanrepresentationsofthepaintingsintheexhibition.Betweeneachisapromenade(舞曲中的行進(jìn)),63thecomposerwalksfromonepaintingtoanother.Themusicissometimeswittyantplayful,sometimesalmostalarmingandfrightening.Througharangeofsurprising64,Mussorgskymanagestoconveythespiritoftheartistandhiswork.55. A.therefore B.however C.moreover D.otherwise56. A.Forexample B.Onthecontrary C.Ingeneral D.Ontheotherhand57. A.separate B.unknown C.close D.relevant58. A.links B.additions C.responses D.keys59. A.Before B.Though C.As D.If60. A.unavoidable B.undiscovered C.unnecessary D.unexpected61. A.control B.relieve C.conceal D.represent62. A.symbols B.imaginations C.contributions D.subjects63. A.but B.for C.once D.as64. A.paintings B.topics C.contrasts D.visions6.廣東卷Somemythsarestoriestoldsinceancienttimestoexplainthecausesfornaturalhappenings.TheGreekmyththatexplainswhytherearechangesof(36)_____isaboutDemeter,thegoddessoftheharvest.Shehadadaughter,Persephone,whomshelovedverymuch.Hades,godoftheunderworld,fellinlovewithPersephone,andheaskedZeus,the(37)_____ofthegods,togivePersephonetohimashis(38)_____.ZeusdidnotwanteithertodisappointHadesortoupsetDemeter,sohesaidhewouldnotagreetothemarriage,butneitherwouldhe(39)_____it.Hades,therefore,decidedtotakethegirlwithout(40)_____.WhenPersephonewaspickingflowersinthegarden,heseizedherandtookhertotheunderworld.WhenDemeter(41)_____whathappenedtoPersephone,shebecameso(42)_____thatshecausedallplantsto(43)_____Peoplewerein(44)_____ofstarving.ButDemeterwasdeterminednottoletcropsgrow(45)_____herdaughter,Persephone,wasreturnedtoher.(46)_____,stillnotwantingtodisappointHades,decideduponaconditionforPersephone’s(47)_____.Shecouldgobacktohermotherifshehadnot(48)_____anythingwhileshewasintheunderworld.Demeter(49)_____itbecauseshedidnotknowthatPersephonehadeatenseveralpomegranate(石榴)seedsintheunderworld.WhenZeus(50)_____this,heagreedthatPersephonecouldspendpartoftheyearwithher(51)_____,butheaddedthatsinceshehadeatentheseeds,shemustspendpartoftheyearintheunderworld.Andsoit(52)_____thatwhenPersephoneisintheunderworld,Demeterissadandtherefore(53)_____notletthecropsgrow.Thatis(54)_____wehavewinterwhenplantsdonotgrow.WhenPersephonereturns,Demeteris(55)_____,itisspring,andplantsbegintogrowagain.36. A.periods B.seasons C.time D.age37. A.winner B.ruler C.advisor D.fighter38. A.wife B.lover C.partner D.daughter39. A.forbid B.forgive C.admit D.accept40. A.arrangement B.warning C.reason D.permission41. A.letout B.workedout C.thoughtout D.foundout42. A.excited B.tired C.angry D.serious43. A.growfast B.startgrowing C.stopgrowing D.growslowly44. A.danger B.hope C.turn D.case45. A.since B.until C.after D.when46. A.Persephone B.Zeus C.Demeter D.Hades47. A.return B.change C.marriage D.journey48. A.stolen B.found C.eaten D.heard49. A.understood B.refused C.doubtedD.accepted50. A.discovered B.studied C.forgot D.prepared51. A.daughter B.mother C.god D.ruler52. A.works B.remains C.happens D.starts53. A.should B.can C.dare D.will54. A.where B.because C.why D.how55. A.nice B.friendly C.fresh D.happy7.重慶卷Hiddenpassengerstravelinginships,trains,orevencarscanbeaterribletrouble—especiallywhentheyareinsects.Asforthis,thereisagreat36betweenhumanbeingsandinsects.Theformer37everypossibleefforttoavoidbeingdiscovered,whilethelatterquickly38attentiontothemselves.Wecanonlyshowmercytothe39manwhohadtostophiscarsoonafter40fromacountryvillagetodrivetoLondon.Hearingastrangenoisefromthe41ofthecar,henaturallygotoutto42thewheelscarefully,buthefoundnothingwrong,sohe43hisway.Againthenoisebegan44andbecameevenlouder.Quickly45hishead,themansawwhatappearedtobeagreat46cloudfollowingthecar.Whenhestoppedatavillagefurtheron,hewastoldthataqueenbeenmustbehiddeninhiscarastherewerethousandsofbees47.Onlearningthis,themandroveawayasquicklyaspossible.Afteranhour’s48driving,hearrivedsafelyinLondon,whereheparkedhiscaroutsidea49andwentin.Itwasnotlong50acustomerwhohadseenhimarrive51intoinformhimthathiscarwas52withbees.Thepoordriverwas53thatthebestwayshouldbetocalla54.Inashorttimethemanarrived.Hefoundtheunwelcomepassengerhiddennearthewheelsatthebackofthecar.Verythankfultothedriverforthis36. A.connection B.difference C.communication D.similarity37. A.do B.take C.make D.try38. A.give B.keep C.pay D.draw39. A.unfortunate B.careless C.unpleasant D.hopeless40. A.passingby B.leavingout C.settingout D.gettingup41. A.front B.back C.left D.right42. A.clean B.change C.test D.examine43. A.drove B.continued C.pushed D.forced44. A.normally B.gently C.actually D.immediately45. A.hiding B.turning C.shaking D.raising46. A.black B.beautiful C.white D.colorful47. A.below B.ahead C.nearby D.behind48. A.boring B.careful C.exciting D.hard49. A.hotel B.museum C.hospital D.school50. A.when B.after C.until D.before51. A.broke B.moved C.hurried D.dropped52. A.crowded B.covered C.filled D.equipped53. A.advised B.required C.ordered D.requested54. A.bee-keeper B.policeman C.waiter D.repairman55. A.unfamiliar B.unknown C.unexpected D.uncertain8.山東卷MysisterandIgrewupinalittlevillageinEngland.Ourfatherwasastruggling36,butIalwaysknewhewas37.Henevercriticizedus,butused38tobringoutourbest.He’dsay,“Ifyoupourwateronflowers,theyflourish.Ifyoudon’tgivethemwater,theydie.”I39asachildIsaidsomething40aboutsomebody,andmyfathersaid,“41timeyousaysomethingunpleasantaboutsomebodyelse,it’sareflectionofyou.”HeexplainedthatifIlookedforthebest42people,Iwouldgetthebest43.FromthenonI’vealwaystriedto44theprincipleinmylifeandlaterinrunningmycompany.Dad’salsoalwaysbeenvery45.At15,Istartedamagazine.Itwas46agreatdealofmytime,andtheheadmasterofmyschoolgavemea47Idecidedtoleave,andDadtriedtoswaymefrommydecision,48anygoodfatherwould.WhenherealizedIhadmadeupmymind,hesaid,“Richard,whenIwas23,mydad49metogointolaw.AndI’ve50regrettedit.Iwantedtobeabiologist,51Ididn’tpursuemy52.Youknowwhatyouwant.Gofulfillit.”As53turnedout,mylittlepublicationwentontobecomeStudent,anational54foryoungpeopleintheU.K.MywifeandIhavetwochildren,andI’dliketothinkwearebringingthemupinthesamewayDad55me.36. A.biologist B.manager C.lawyer D.gardener37. A.strict B.honest C.special D.learned38. A.praise B.courage C.power D.warmth39. A.think B.imagine C.remember D.guess40. A.unnecessary B.unkind C.unimportant D.unusual41. A.Another B.Some C.Any D.Other42. A.on B.in C.at D.about43. A.incase B.byturns C.bychance D.inreturn44. A.revise B.set C.review D.follow45. A.understanding B.experienced C.serious D.demanding46. A.takingup B.makingup C.pickingup D.keepingup47. A.suggestion B.decision C.notice D.choice48. A.and B.as C.evenif D.asif49. A.helped B.allowed C.persuaded D.suggested50. A.always B.never C.seldom D.almost51. A.rather B.but C.for D.therefore52. A.promise B.task C.belief D.dream53. A.this B.he C.it D.that54. A.newspaper B.magazine C.program D.project55. A.controlled B.comforted C.reminded D.raised9.江蘇卷OnMay27,1995,ourlifewassuddenlychanged.Ithappenedafewminutespastthree,36myhusband,Chris,fellfromhishorseasit37overafence.Chriswasparalyzed(癱瘓)fromthechestdown,38tobreathenormally.Ashewasthrownfromhishorse,weenteredintoalifeof39withlotsofunexpectedchallenges(挑戰(zhàn)).Wewentfromthe"haves"tothe“have-nots".Orsowethought.40whatwediscoveredlaterwereallthegiftsthatcameoutof41difficulties.Wecametolearnthatsomething42couldhappeninadisaster.Allovertheworldpeople43Chrissomuchthatlettersandpostcardspouredineveryday.Bytheendofthethirdweekina44centerinVirginia,about35,000piecesof45hadbeenreceivedandsorted.As46,weopenedletterafterletter.Theygaveus47andbecameasourceofstrengthforus.Weusedthemto48ourselves.Iwouldgotothepileoflettersmarkedwith"Funny"ifweneededa49,ortothe"Disabled"boxtofindadvicefrompeopleinwheelchairsor50inbedlivinghappilyand51Theseletters,werealized,hadtobeshared.Andso52weofferoneofthemtoyou.DearChris,MyhusbandandIweresosorrytohearofyou53accidentlastweek.Nodoubtyourfamilyandyourfriendsaregivingyouthestrengthtofacethis54challenge.Peopleeverywherearealsogivingyoubestwisheseverydayandweareamongthosewhoarekeepingyou55.YoursSincerely,NancyReagan36. A.since B.before C.when D.while37. A.walked B.climbed C.pulled D.jumped38. A.able B.unable C.suitable D.unsuitable39. A.disability B.possession C.convenience D.experience40. A.So B.For C.Or D.Yet41. A.sharing B.separating C.fearing D.exploiting42. A.terrible B.similar C.wonderful D.practical43. A.wrotefor B.caredfor C.hopedfor D.sentfor44. A.medical B.postal C.experimental D.mental45. A.news B.paper C.equipmentD.mail46. A.patients B.afamily C.nurses D.agroup47. A.effect B.effort C.comfort D.explanation48. A.encourage B.express C.control D.treat49. A.cry B.laugh C.chat D.sigh50. A.much B.never C.even D.seldom5l. A.bitterly B.fairly C.weakly D.successfully52. A.here B.there C.therefore D.forward53. A.driving B.flying C.running D.riding54. A.technical B.different C.difficult D.valuable55. A.nearby B.close C.busy D.alive10.浙江卷Itwasraining.Iwentintoacaféandaskedforacoffee.21Iwaswaitingformydrink,Irealizedthattherewereotherpeopleintheplace,butIsensed22.Isawtheirbodies,butIcouldn’tfeeltheirsouls23theirsoulsbelongedtothe24.Istoodupandwalkedbetweenthetables.WhenIcametothebiggestcomputer,Isawathin,smallman25infrontofit."I’mSteve",hefinallyansweredafterIaskedhimacoupleoftimeswhathisnamewas."Ican’ttalkwithyou.I’m26",hesaid.Hewaschattingonlinewithsomebody--probablysomeonehedidn’tknow--and,atthesametime,hewasplayingacomputergame--awargame.Iwassurprised.Hewaschattingonlineand,27,hewasplayingacomputergame—awargame.Iwas28Whydidn’tStevewanttotalkwithme?Itried29tospeaktothatcomputergeek(怪人),30notawordcameoutofhismouth.Itouchedhisshoulder,butnoreaction（反應(yīng)）.Iwas31.Iputmyhandinfrontofthemonitor,andhestartedtoshout,"32!"Itookafewstepsback,wonderingifallthosepeopleinthecafé