滬教版2023年七年級(jí)英語上冊《完形填空》期中專項(xiàng)復(fù)習(xí)題及答案

專題04完形填空20篇

Oneday,agirlandaboywerefishingatalake.Therewasabigalligator（魚號(hào)魚）inthelake.It

waswatchingthemand1foritschance（機(jī)會(huì)）.

Becausetheirbucketwas2offish,theboywentupthehilltogetanotherbucket.The

girl3.therealone.

4、thealligatorjumpedoutofthewaterandgotthegirl!

The5heardthegirl'sscreams（尖口口聲）.Herandownthehillandjumpedintothe

6.Hehitthealligatorwithastick.Butitdidn'topenitsmouth.

Theboyyelled（大喊）andwavedhisarms.Thealligator7upattheboy.Forjusta

momentitforgotthegirl.Its8opened.

Thegirlwassaved!

Butshewashurt.Theboy9hertoahospitalatonce.

Thenextday,somepeoplecaughtthealligatorandtookittoa10forvisitorstovisit.

Itcouldn'thurtpeopleanymore.

1.A.laughingB.waitingC-askingD.talking

2.A.littleB.fewC.fullD-none

3.A.stayedB.protectedC.leftD.rained

4.A.SlowlyB.QuicklyC.HappilyD.Suddenly

5.A.boyB.girlC.fishD?police

6.A.hillB.waterC?farmD.pool

7.A.lookedB.gaveC.setD.put

8.A.legsB.eyesC-mouthD.head

9.A.caughtB.tookC-askedD-moved

10.A.factoryB.hospitalC.zooD-restaurant

Animals,especiallycatsanddogs,areoftenkeptaspets.Theycanbeverygoodfriendsof

humans.Herearetwo11aboutthem.

AtJesusCollege,CambridgeUniversity,600teachersandstudentslookedforacatcalledBilly

12forthreeweeks.They13himintheirroomsandkeptaneyeopenforhim.The

greyandwhitecatisamemberofthecollege,andheevenhasdiningrights（就餐權(quán)利）.Thehead

teacheraskedanyonewhomightseethecatto14thecollege.

InKentucky,adognamedJupiterwashitbyacarandwashurtseriously.15owner

SteveFordlookedforhimforalongtime,buthecouldn'tfindhim16.ThenFord17

thelocalanimalhospitalacall.Thenhewas18tofindthatJupiterhadalreadybeeninthe

19."Hejustcheckedinhimself^Iguess,“Fordsaid."Aftertheaccident,heranaboutamile

tothehospital.20.thecardidn'thurthisbones.”

11.A.newsB.storiesC.booksD.accidents

12.A.carefullyB.carelesslyC.calmlyD-angrily

13.A.lookedatB.watchedoutC.lookedforD.findout

14.A.callB.helpC.findD.watch

15.A.ItsB.HisC.HerD.Their

16.A.anywhereB.somewhereC-nowhereD-everywhere

17.A.rangB.gaveC.phonedD-made

18.A.boredB.surprisedC.worriedD-shocked

19.A.homeB.hospitalC.houseD.room

20.A.LuckilyB.ActuallyC.ProbablyD.Finally

Oneday,withnomoneytobuylunch,apoorboywantedtoaskforameal.Butwhenalovely

younggirlopenedthedoor,hewasvery21.

Hedidn'taskforameal,buta22ofwater.Shefelthewashungry.Soonshe

23himabigbowlofmilk."WhatshouldIgiveyou?”theboyasked."Nothing,“she

answered."Mymother24menevertoaskforpayment什艮答）foranactofkindness."

Theboywasmovedandsaid25toher.WhenHowardKellyleftthathouse,henotonly

felthisbodystrongerbutalsohismind.

Yearslater,thegirlwasvery26andshewenttoabighospitaltoseedoctors.Dr

Kellywasoneofthem.Whenheheardthenameofthe27shecamefrom,hewentdown

thehallofthehospitaltoherroom.Heknewheratonce.Hewouldtryhisbestto28her.

Atlast,thegirlcametohealthagain.Whenshegotthebill,shewas29toopenit,because

sheknewitwouldbemuchmoney.

Buttoher30,shereadthesewords:"'Paidinfullwithonebowlof

21.A.nervousB.angryC-boredD-excited

22.A.groupB.glassC.pairD.bag

23.A.borrowedB.leftC.broughtD.took

24.A.stoppedB.followedC.taughtD.showed

25.A.thanksB.sorryC.helloD.goodbye

26.A.strongB.sadC.famousD.sick

27.A.bankB.parkC-townD.school

28.A.missB.forgetC.saveD.remember

29.A.afraidB.luckyC.gladD.happy

30.A.pleasureB.sadnessC.joyD.surprise

Oneday,aoldmangoestoarestauranttohavelunchwiththreefriends.Afterthey

31atatablenearthewindows,awaitresscomesandsays,"Hello,mayI32

yourorder?”Theoldmananswers,"Yes.Whatisthespecialinyourrestaurants?^^33

restaurantisfamousforbeefnoodles.Manypeoplecomeherejustto34them,“the

waitresssays."OK,wewouldlikebeefnoodles,too,"theoldmansays."What35would

youlike?"thewaitressasks.“Medium,please/9theoldmansays.Afewminuetslater,thewaitress

putthebeefnoodlesontheirtable.Andtheybegintoeat.Alloftheoldman'sfriendslikethebeef

noodlesverymuch,36theyeatallofthem.37theoldmanjusteatshalfabowl

ofthenoodles.Hesaystothewaitress,6aIwanttoseethecook.”"OK,sir,"thewaitressanswers.

Shegoestothecookandsays,“Anoldmanwantstoseeyouandmaybebedoesn't38

thenoodles."Thecookisworriedaboutthat.Butwhenheseestheoldman,theoldmansmilesat

himandsays,“Yournoodlesare39.ButIcannothaveallofthem,becauseit'snot

40foranoldmantoeattoomuch.”

31.A.sitdownB.getupC.cutdownD.wakeup

32.A.followB.makeC.finishD.take

33.A.TheirB.HisC.HerD.Our

34.A.watchB.makeC.sellD.taste

35.A.bowlB.priceC.sizeD.food

36.A.ifB.butC.soD.because

37.A.SoB.IfC.ButD.Because

38.A.likeB.cookC.orderD.eat

39.A.terribleB.deliciousC.expensiveD.useful

40.A.funB.badC.difficultD.healthy

閱讀下面短文，從短文后給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，

并在答題卷上將相應(yīng)的字母編號(hào)涂黑。

OnSeptember1,thefirstdayoftheschoolyear,manyparentswerewaitingoutsideofthe

schoolgatestopickuptheirchildrenfromschool.Asmyparentswere41theirwork,I

tookuptheresponsibilitytopickupmylittlebrotherfromschoolasIusuallydid.

WhenIwaswaitingformybrother,Isawhimcarryabagandrunoutoftheschool.ThenI

wavedtohim.Hesawme,butdidnotcometome.Instead,hewenttothe42nearby.I

wascurious(好奇的)butworried,soI43..Isawhimtakeoutthe20yuanthatmyfather

gavehiminthemorningtobuyaloafofbreadandacartonofmilk.Ithoughtthathemustbe

44、soIwaited.Unexpectedly,mybrotherwentoutfromthestoreandrantotheother

sideoftheschoolgate.WhenIwasgoingtoblamehimforrunningsofast,Isawthathegavethe

foodtoa(an)45ladywhowascleaningtheschoolgate.Suddenly,Iunderstoodthecase.I

watchedinsilenceandsmiled.

SooncameTeachers9Day.Studentsusuallybuyflowersfortheteacherstothankthemfortheir

teaching.46.mybrothercameintomyroomandsaid:"Sister,canyouguesswhat

happenedtometoday?”Iwasinterestedandaskedwhathappenedtohim.Hesaidwitha

47.facewithhissmalleyesnarrowingintoaline:"Thatagedladyhelpedmetoday!I

forgottobringtheflowerstoday,soIwenttotheschoolempty-handed.Severaldaysearlier,I

helpedanagedlady,andtodayshegavemesome48andaskedmetogivethemtomy

teacher.Theteacherwaspleasedandgavemeacandy.”

Mybrotherwas49andshowedmethecandy.Atthatmoment,Ilookedathimwith

pleasureandthought:Wemustbekind,grateful,andtrywhatwecantohelpotherswhentheyare

5。；similarly,ifothershelpus,weshouldalsobegrateful.

41.A.happywithB.angrywithC.busywithD.carefulwith

42.A.schoolB.gateC-restaurantD.store

43.A.shoutedB.jumpedC.followedD.ran

44.A.hungryB.thirstyC.sickD.awaken

45.A.youngB.uglyC-agedD?beautiful

46.A.InthemorningB.IntheafternoonC.IntheeveningD.Atmidnight

47.A.smilingB.cryingC.dancingD.moving

48.A.candiesB.flowersC.foodD.milk

49.A.excitedB.disappointedC-surprisedD.afraid

50.A.indangerB.introubleC.inhospitalD.inprison

Iliveinabigcity.It'snoisyanddirtyandIalwaysfeelvery51.AtweekendsIliketo

leavethecityandgetsome52airandhaveagoodrest.AfewweeksagoIdecidedtogo

toseemy53.1wasreallylookingforwardtovisitingthem.

Myparentslivealongwayaway.IwenttoseethemwithJames,afriendofmine.Andwe

drovethereonFridaynight.Onthewayitbegantorain.Theroadsbecameverywetanditwas

difficultto54.Wearrivedathomejustaftermidnight,feelingverytired.Thenext

morningitwasstillraining,Jamestookhiscartoagarage.

Intheafternoonthe55gotbetter.Wewantedtogoforadrive.Myparentslentus

theircar.But56.theircarwasn'tverygood.Itdidn't57ontheway.Wehadto

ringupthegarage.“Oh”,theysaid,"yourcarwon'tberepaireduntiltomorrow.^^Soitwasn't

58forustogoforadrive.Wehadtostayatmyparents9homeallday.OnSundaymy

mother59aheavyboxonherfootandwehadtotakeataxitosendhertothehospital.

WhenJamesandIdrovebackhomeonSundayafternoon,wegotstuck（堵車）inacaraccident.Oh,

myGod!NexttimeifIwantarest,I'llstayinthe60.

51.A.relaxedB.surprisedC-tiredD.wonderful

52.A.coldB.coolC.freshD.warm

53.A.teachersB.friendsC.classmatesD?parents

54.A.rideB.driveC.walkD.run

55.A.cloudB.timeC.weatherD.world

56.A.quicklyB.slowlyC-unluckilyD.luckily

57.A.finishB.stopC-workD.call

58.A.easyB.possibleC.differentD.difficult

59.A.droppedB.sentC.carriedD.led

60.A.countryB.cityC.mountainD.field

OnceacompanyintheUnitedStatessaidthatitwouldofferalargeamountofmoneyto

anyonewhocouldfindawhitemarigold（金盞花）.Mostmarigoldsare61goldenor

brown.Itisveryhardtofindawhiteone.

Twentyyearslater,thecompany62aletterfromanoldwoman.Shesent100white

marigold63alongwiththeletter.

Thewomanwasafanofflowers.Whenshefirstheardthenews20yearsago,shegotvery

64.Shethoughtshecouldgrowherownwhitemarigolds.Butherchildrendidn't

believethatshecouldmakeit.Sheknew65aboutseedgenetics（種子遺傳），afterall.

Herchildrenthoughtherdreamofgrowingwhitemarigoldswas66adream.Still,she

workedtomakeithappen.Sheplantedsomecommonmarigoldseedsand67them.A

yearlater,whenthemarigoldsbloomed（開花），shechosethespecialflowerandtookitsseeds.She

plantedtheseseedsand68anotheryearforthemtobloom.Dayafterday,yearafter

year,throughmanyseasons,herlifechanged,69herwishtogrowwhitemarigolds

remainedstronginherheart.

Finally,after20years,she70tohergardenandfoundamarigoldthatwasaswhite

assnow.

61.A.neitherB.bothC-eitherD.all

62.A.boughtB.sentC.wroteD.received

63.A.seedsB.branchesC.leavesD.trees

64.A.helpfulB.successfulC.excitedD.patient

65.A.everythingB.nothingC.anythingD.something

66.A.justB.hardlyC-neverD-usually

67.A.madefunofB.gotoutofC.tookcareofD.wasfullof

68.A.spentB.preferredC.allowedD.waited

69.A.soB.butC.becauseD.if

70.A.lookedoutB.wentoutC.foundoutD.workedout

閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出能填入相應(yīng)空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，

并在答題卡上將相應(yīng)的字母編號(hào)涂黑。

AndyandJasonaretwins.Theyusuallysharealotofthings,includingtheirroom,foodand

toys.

OneSaturday,AndyandJasonwentoutsidetoplaywithatoy71.Bothofthemwanted

tobetheownerofthecar,sotheybeganto72eachother.Theirmotherheardtheboys

arguing（爭論）.Shecameoutandtoldthemtotaketurns（輪流）toplaywiththecar,but73

wouldn't.

Afewdayslater,Motherbroughtapetdoghome."Can'tweeachhaveour74dog?”

askedtheboys.

Theyweretiredofsharingeverything.uNo!Thedogmustbeshared."Mothersaid."Youwill

haveto75thedog.Thatis,giveitsomethingtoeatandmakesureitdoesnotgetinto

anythingwrong.”

Severaldayslater,thedoggotintoMother9sroomsecretlyandmadeamessC昆舌L）there.

JasonsawthedogplayingwithMother's76.HeknewthathisMothermustbeangry.He

quicklywentto77Andyandtoldhimwhatthedogdid.

“Oh,no!Ifsourjobtocleanupthemess,"78Andy.Theboyspickeduptheclothesand

putthemaway79.Theyneverdidthissofastbefore.

“Justthink,Jason,whatabiggermesstwodogswouldhavemade!”saidAndy.

“Iagreewithyou/9laughedJason,“Maybesharingisn'tso80!”

71.A.carB.dogC.catD.duck

72.A.shoutatB.lookatC.smileatD.laughat

73.A.thecarB.thetwinsC.thedogD-theirmother

74.A.helpfulB.lovelyC.ownD-excellent

75.A.carryB.feedC-teachD-save

76.A.bagsB.clothesC.shoesD.hats

77.A.seeB.findC.visitD-hear

78.A.answeredB.askedC.laughedD.cried

79.A.slowlyB.carelesslyC.quicklyD.gladly

80.A.badB.goodC?wonderfulD-nice

Oneday,ayoungpainterwentbyagarden.Hewasattractedbythebeautyofthegarden.

Heimaginedhowhappyhecouldbeifhelivedinsuchabeautifulplace.Then,suddenlyhe

foundtheoldgardenerwas81.Sothepainteraskedthatoldman,"Whyareyoulooking

aftertheseflowerswhenyoucan'tseethem?9,Thegardeneranswered,C6Icantellyou82

reasons一First,IwasagardenerwhenIwasyoung,andreallylikedthisjob.Second,83

Ican'tseetheflowers,Icantouchthem.Third,Ican84thesweetness（香味）ofthem.

Asforthelastone,thafs85

“Me?Butyoudon'tknowme."saidthepainter.

“Yeah,it's86thatIdon'tknowyou.ButIknowflowersarebeautifulangels.Many

peoplewilllookatmygardenandthebeautywillmakethemfeelgood.Italsogivesmea

87tospeaktoyounow.Atthesametime,weenjoythehappinesstheseflowers

88tous.

Themangrowsflowersinorderthateveryonecanenjoytheirbeauty.Ibelieveeveryflower

has89Theycanseethe90oftheoldman'sheartandthesweetnessofhissoul.

81.A.lazyB.stupidC.deafD.blind

82.A.twoB.threeC-fourD.five

83.A.howeverB.thoughC.unlessD.until

84.A.smokeB.hearC.lookD.smell

85.A.youB.meC.himD.her

86.A.easyB.sureC.trueD.honest

87.A.jobB.chanceC-timeD.letter

88.A.broughtB.fetched（取）C.tookD-carried

89.A.facesB.nosesC.eyesD-ears

90.A.kindnessB.valueC.truthD-secret

Oneafternoon,Stephaniereturnedhomefromschool.Shecalledouttohermotherbut

91answered.Thinkingthathermotherwasnotathome,Stephaniewentintothekitchen

toseeif92wasready.

However,therewasastrong93ofsmokeinthekitchen.Stephanie94and

wassurprisedtoseethatthetowelnexttothestove（火爐）caughtfire.Herparentswerenotathome,

soStephaniehadto95thefireburningherself.Sheturnedoffthestovequicklyandranto

getthefireextinguisher（滅火器）fromthelivingroombeforereturningtothekitchen.

Afterthefirewasputout,Stephanieranbacktothelivingroom,pickedupthetelephoneand

plannedtogivehermothera96.Atthatmoment,MrsMarkscameoutofthebedroom

witha97lookonherface.AfterStephanietoldherwhathadhappened,shefelt

98forfallingasleepwiththestovestillon.

MrsMarksthankedStephanieforputtingoutthefire.99Stephaniehadcomehome

anylater,thehousewouldhavebeeningreatdanger.Stephaniesaidshemustthankherfather,

becausehe100hertousethefireextinguisher.

91.A.nobodyB.anybodyC.somebodyD?everybody

92.A.breakfastB-lunchC?dinnerD-housework

93.A.soundB.smellC.tasteD-sense

94.A.wokeupB.fellasleepC.gotdownD.lookedaround

95.A.finishB.keepC.stopD.watch

96.A.kissB.callC.rideD.towel

97.A.sadB.boredC.sleepyD.serious

98.A.angryB.sorryC.proudD-happy

99.A.IfB.BecauseC.AfterD.Before

100.A.neededB.toldC.wantedD.taught

Wehadaschooltriplastweekend.Itwassunnyinthemorning.Somestudentswerelate.

Thenwe101theschoolbusforhalfanhour,butitdidn't102.Soourteacher

tookustotakethesubway.It103usaboutanhour.Afterwegotoffthesubway,wewalked

andgotlost.Whenwe104arrivedatthezoo,weweretiredandhungry.Wewantedto

105giraffes,butthereweren'tany.Thereweresomereallysmartdogs,butwedidn'twatch

theshowbecausewearrivedtoolate.We106ourcamera（照相機(jī)）atschool,sowedidn't

takeanyphotos.Thenitstartedtorain,andnoonehada（n）107.Sowewentfor108.

Myfriendshadsomebread.ButIdidn'thaveany,becauseIdon'tlikeit.Wedidn'tseemany

animalsbecauseoftherain.Finallywewentbacktoschool.Wewereso109andwet.What

a11。trip!Wedidn'tenjoyitatall.

101.A.lookedafterB.paidforc.waitedforD.tookoff

102.A.arriveB.getc.goD.bring

103.A.paidB.spentc.costD.took

104.A.finallyB.suddenlyc.certainlyD.firstly

105.A.seeB.hearc.lookD?read

106.A.sentB.leftc.askedD.remembered

107.A.bookB.umbrellac.schoolbagD.sweater

108.A.breakfastB.supperc.mealD.lunch.

109.A.excitedB.relaxedc.tiredD.happy

110.A.interestingB.terriblec.niceD.great

Bobisagardenerandhehasnoworkforafewmonths.Now,hegoesoutto

lookfora111.Whenheiswalkinginthe112.heseesaposter.Itsaysthatthey

needamantolook113flowersandtreeswellinthegarden.Bobisso114.Hegoes

straightto115thejob.ThenthebossasksBobtogobackhomeandbringhis116

workclotheswithhim.AndBobdoesit.

Thebosslooksathisworkclothes117andthenhetellsBobthathe'llhavethejob.Bob

askstheboss118hisworkclothesaresoimportant.Thebossanswerswitha119.

“Oh,therearemanypatches（補(bǔ)丁）ontheknees（膝蓋）ofyourworkclothes.Ihadtwomen

workingforbefore.Theirworkclotheshadpatchesontheass（臀部）.Theywerevery120

111.A.flatB.housec.jobD.work

112.A.bookB.gardenc.streetD.newspaper

113.A.forB.afterc.atD.around

114.A.surprisedB.gladc.worriedD.cool

115.A.callB.takec.answerD.carry

116.A.oldB.newc.dirtyD.clean

117.A.carelesslyB.happilyC-angrilyD.carefully

118.A.whatB.whyC-whetherD.how

119.A.wordB.shoutC.smileD.look

120.A.busyB.excitedC.hardworkingD.lazy

閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從各題所給的A、B、C和D項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答

題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

Theoutsideworldisfullofsecrets.Andtheyareso⑵thatlotsofpeoplearebusy

studyingthem.Allaroundusarebirds,animals,treesandflowers.Thefactsabouthowtheyflyor

122areasinterestingasanythingcouldbe.

DoyouknowthatoneofthepresidentsoftheUSAspenthoursandhoursstudying

123?Abusinessmanwho124nearNewYorkCitybecamesointerestedin

insectsthathebegantocollectthem.Henowhasoveronethousand125kindsofinsects

carefullykeptinglassboxes.

ComewithmeandIwillhelpyoufindsomeofthesecrets.Hush!Lefsgo126

throughthewoodsandfields.Hereweshallfindhowa127tellsotherrabbitsthatthereis

danger.Weshallfollowamotherbearandheryoungonesastheylookfor128andget

readyforwintersleep.Weshallwatchbeesdancinginairtoletotherbeesknowwheretheycan

findfood.Iwillshowyoumanyother129.ButthebestthingthatIcanteachyouisto

keepyoureyesand130openwhenyougoout.Naturetellshersecretsonlywhenyou

lookandlistencarefully.

121.A.friendlyB.carefulC.interestingD-exciting

122.A.laughB.agreeC.talkD?grow

123.A.peopleB.birdsC.countriesD.classmates

124.A.livesB.watchesC-readsD-writes

125.A.importantB.easyC?differentD.hard

126.A.nearlyB.quietlyC-quicklyD.hardly

127.A.bookB.birdC-flowerD.rabbit

128.A.foodB.mapsC.namesD.address

129.A.jobsB.worldsC-thingsD.persons

130.A.earsB.nosesC.handsD.feet

SoonafterDaveleftuniversity,oneofhisuncles,whowas131andhadnochildren

ofhisown,diedandleftDavealotof132,sohedecidedtosetuphisowncompany.

Hefoundaniceoffice,boughtsomenewfurnitureand133.Hehadonlybeenthere

forafewhourswhenheheardsomeonecometowardsthedoorofhisoffice."It'smy134

customer（加頁客）/Hethought.Hequicklypickedupthe135andpretendedd炭裝）tobe

busyansweringa（an）136callfromsomeoneinNewYorkwhowantedtobuyabigand

expensivehouseinthecountry.

Theman137atthedoorwhileseeingthiswasgoing,cameinand138

politelyforDavetofinishhisconversation,thenhe139toDave,"Tmfromthetelephone

company.Yourtelephonedidn't140.soIwassentheretorepairyourtelephone."

131.A.poorB.honestC.richD.lucky

132.A.paperB.rubbishC.clothesD.money

133.A.movedoutB.movedinC.wentaroundD.wentaway

134.A.firstB.secondC.thirdD.final

135.A.chairB.telephoneC.deskD.cup

136.A.differentB.scaryC-importantD.excellent

137.A.knockedB.lookedC.shoutedD.laughed

138.A.askedB.paidC.lookedD.waited

139.A.saidB.neededC.liedD.replied

140.A.listenB.workC.dieD?ring

“AllworkandnoplaymakesJackadull（遲鈍的）boy.^^Thatistrue.Workis141,but

everyoneneedsfreetime.Itistimefbryouto142whatyouareinterestedin.Somepeople

liketoplay143tokeephealthy.Othersliketogotointerestingplaces,144museums

orparks.Manypeoplehavehobbies.Someliketocollect145things.Theycollectstamps,

rocksorbooks.Somepreferto146somethingtoo,likeaboatoratable,asweaterorahat,a

doghouseoranapplecake.

Peoplewithhobbiesarenot147.Theyhavegotsomethinginterestingtodointheirfree

time.Theyarecheerfulwhenthey148theirhobbies.Soyousee,someworkandsome

149willmakeyouhappier.Doyouhaveany150?

141.A.happyB.importantC-easyD.difficult

142.A.enjoyB.worryC?meetD-reply

143.A.cardsB.jokesC.computersD.sports

144.A.insteadofB.becauseofC.suchasD.aswell

145.A.differentB.usefulC?harmfulD-ordinary

146.A.loseB.borrowC-makeD.grow

147.A.boredB.smartC.perfectD.helpful

148.A.missB.leadC.hostD-discuss

149.A.timeB.playC.ordersD-feelings

150.A.poemsB.friendsC.hobbiesD.meals

Assoonashefinishedhishomework,Ericjumpedontohisbicycleandrodeoffinthedirection

ofthebeach.Whilehewas151along,hethoughtaboutthewhales（鯨魚）.Hehopedhe

wouldseethemagaintoday.

Afterhegottothebeach,Eric152hisbicyclebehindabush（灌木叢）sothatnoone

couldseeitfromtheroad.Thenherandownontothesand.153itwasonlyfourinthe

afternoon,theskywasalreadygrowingdark.Ericfrowned（皺眉）.Ifit154hewouldn'tbe

abletoseethewhalesbecausetheywouldstayindeeperwater.Heranalongthebeach155

therocks.Theywerethebestplacetowatchthewhalesfrombecauseoftheir156.

BeforeEricreachedtherockshefeltadropofwateronhishead."Oh,no!”hethought/'Now

thewhaleswillstayinthedeepwaterandIwon'tbeableto157them!99Butjustthenhesaw

alargeshapeonthebeach.Itwasayoungwhale!Thewhalehadcometooclosetotheshoreand

gotstuck（擱淺）onthe158!Atfirstthewhaledidn'tmoveatallandEricthoughtitwas

159.Thenhesawitstailmoveweakly.Ericturnedandranthroughtherainasfastashe

couldbacktohisbicycle.Hehadtoget160!Iftheydidn'tgetthewhalebackinthewater

soon,itwoulddieandEriccouldn'tletthathappen.

151.A.ridingB.runningC-gettingD.walking