專題03 完形填空20篇

專題03完形填空20篇TheIIthNationalGamesforPersonswithDisabilitieswasheldinXi’an,inOctober,2021.QianHongyanwonthesilvermedalinthewomen’s100-meterbreaststroke(蛙泳)SB5final.Qianlostboth__1__inatrafficaccidentwhenshewas4yearsold.Sincethen,shebecamewell-known__2__movingaroundwhilebalancedonanorangeball,earningherthenickname“basketballgirl”.Qian’sinterestforswimmingdatesbackto2007,whenshewas__3__bythelocaldisabledpeoplesfederation(聯(lián)合會)towatchthe2008NationalParalympicGamesinKunming.At11yearsold,she__4__theswimmingteamforpeoplewithdisabilities.However,withoutlegs,itwas__5__forQiantokeepherbalanceinwaterbecauseofapoorsenseofdirection.Tohelpherovercomethedifficulty,hertrainermadea__6__trainingplanforher.Everyday,shepracticedfor__7__fourhours.Shemadegreateffortstoimproveherarmstrengthandbalance.In2009,shewon__8__medalsatnationalevents,onegoldmedalandtwosilvers.Inthe2016RioParalympicGames,she__9__ninthinthe100mbreaststroke.QiannowworksfortheLuliangdisabledpeoplesfederation.Shesaidshewantstoworktohelpotherpeoplewithdisabilitiestofacelifewith___10___.HerstoryencouragedthousandsofdisabledpeopleinChina.1．A．legs B．hands C．a(chǎn)rms2．A．a(chǎn)s B．to C．for3．A．required B．invited C．fed4．A．made B．formed C．joined5．A．difficult B．interesting C．possible6．A．common B．special C．simple7．A．a(chǎn)tleast B．a(chǎn)tlast C．a(chǎn)tfirst8．A．one B．two C．three9．A．created B．placed C．became10．A．courage B．money C．prideWhenIwasinGradeSeven,Ivolunteeredatahospital.IusuallystayedwithMr.Gillespieapatientinacoma（昏迷）.Heneverhadanyvisitors,and__11__seemedtocareabouthim.Asavolunteer,Ispentmanydays__12__hishandandtalkingtohimeventhoughhesleptallthetime.OnceIneededtobeoutoftownfor__13__aweek,butwhenIcamebacktendayslater,IfoundMr.Gillespiewasgone.Iguessedhehad__14__,Iwasverysad.Severalyearslater,__15__Iwasatagasstation,Inoticedafamiliarface.ItwasMr.Gillespie!Hewasalive!Iwentuptoaskifheknewmeand__16__howIknewhiminthehospital.Hewasvery__17__andthengavemethewarmesthug（擁抱）Ihadeverreceived.Hetoldmehecouldfeelmeholdinghishandwhilelyinginbed.Buthethoughtitwasa(n)__18__fromtheheaven.ThenIrealizedthatitwasmewhohelpedhislife,Imadeadifferencebetweenhislife__19__hisdeath.More__20__,hemadeabigdifferenceinmylife.Iwillneverforgethiswords,“You’reanangel!”11．A．nobody B．somebody C．a(chǎn)nybody12．A．shaking B．holding C．waving13．A．morethan B．a(chǎn)tmost C．fewerthan14．A．escaped B．slept C．died15．A．why B．when C．what16．A．a(chǎn)sked B．wondered C．explained17．A．disappointed B．surprised C．nervous18．A．a(chǎn)ngel B．nurse C．doctor19．A．but B．a(chǎn)nd C．or20．A．importantly B．confidently C．carefullyThelimitsofhowlonghumanbeingscanstayawakehavelongbeenstudied.Thereisawidelyrecognized(公認(rèn)的)____21____thatwassetin1965byanAmericanhighschoolstudent.Hedidnotsleepforabout11daysforanexperiment(實(shí)驗(yàn)).Otherunofficialreportsdescribesoldiersstaying____22____forfourdaysinbattleandpatientswhohavegonewithoutsleepforthreeorfourdays.

Sofarthereasonwhyhumansfallasleep____23____amystery,butthereisnodoubtthatenoughsleepisgoodforus.AsErinHanlon,anassistantprofessorattheUniversityofChicago,toldtheBBC,itseemsthatsleepcan“reset”thesystemsinour____24____.Thatiswhywefeelrefreshedafteragoodnap.Ontheotherhand,lackofsleepcouldaffectourhealthboth____25____andmentally.DirectorofSleepMedicine,AtulMalhotra,attheUniversityofCalifornia,toldtheBBCthatwhensomeoneoften____26____allnightanddoesnothavehighqualitysleep,stresshormones(荷爾蒙)increaseinhisorherblood,causing____27____bloodpressure.Meanwhile,therhythm(節(jié)奏)oftheheartisaffected,causingdizziness(頭暈?zāi)垦?andatight(憋悶的)chest.

Anothersurprising____28____isthatsomepeoplereallydon’tsleepfordaysorevenmonths.Thisisbecauseararegenetic(基因的)diseaseleadstodisordersofadeepareaofthebrainthatcontrolssleep.____29____theydonotfeelsleepy,theirorgans(器官)andbrainareactuallyhurt.Goodsleepisimportantforus.Burningthemidnightoilisnotalwaysagoodidea.Keepinga____30____betweenworkandlifeseemstobethekeytohelpingusfeelenergetic,healthyandpowerful.21．A．method B．record C．lifestyle22．A．calm B．healthy C．a(chǎn)wake23．A．remains B．repeats C．represents(表現(xiàn))24．A．lives B．houses C．bodies25．A．suddenly B．regularly C．physically26．A．givesup B．staysup C．liftsup27．A．large B．little C．high28．A．fact B．reason C．cause29．A．Since B．Until C．Although30．A．promise B．secret C．balance(平衡)Fromthemomentyouwakeup,youaresurroundedbyinventions.Blankets,lightbulbs,andevencrayonsallhelptogiveusan___31___lifethanbefore.Inventorsthinkaboutpeople’sneeds,andthentrytocome___32___withananswer.Whenaninventornoticedhowinconvenient(不方便)bigumbrellas___33___,heinventedafoldingonethatwouldfitinabag.Post-itnotes(便利貼)wereinventedbychance___34___someonemadeagluethatdidn’tstickproperly.Youcouldstickdownapieceof___35___,peel(撕)itoff,andthenre-stickit!Someinventionsarejustforfun.The___36___Frisbees(飛盤)wereemptypiepansbelongingtoabaker(烘焙師)calledJosephFrisbie.Whensomeofhiscustomersthrewthepansto___37___otherinthepark,theideafortheFrisbeewasborn.ThebuildingtoysLegowasinventedto___38___childrentobuildthings,notdestroythem!Youcanusethemtomakeallsortsofinventions!Doyouknowwhichtoyis6,000yearsold?Dollsare___39___theoldesttoysofall.Theyhavebeenmadeofallsortsofmaterials—wood,metal,paperandchina.Barbiefirstwentonsalein1959.Inventorsstudyplantsandanimalstoseehowtheyhave____40____theirproblems.Otherslookatideasfromotherplacesorfromthepast.Veryfewideascomeoutofnowhere.31．A．easy B．easier C．easiest32．A．up B．in C．At33．A．was B．a(chǎn)re C．were34．A．who B．when C．where35．A．bread B．cloth C．paper36．A．first B．second C．third37．A．one B．every C．each38．A．effect B．explain C．encourage39．A．poorly B．probably C．powerfully40．A．solved B．solve C．solvingAmanseesabutterfly(蝴蝶).Thebutterflytriestogetoutofitschrysalis(蛹).Sothemandecidestohelpit.Hecutsthechrysalisandthebutterflycomesout_____41_____.Tohissurprise,thebutterflyisunabletofly.Ifthebutterflydoesn’tstruggle(掙扎；奮斗)togetoutofthechrysalis,itcan’t_____42_____!Thestruggledevelopstheenergyinthebutterflywhichmakesitfly.Similarly,thechallenges(挑戰(zhàn))oflifebringoutthebestinyoungpeopleandpreparethe_____43_____tofly.Whenpeopleareyoung,meetingandovercomingchallengeswillmakethemstrongandreadyto_____44_____life.Ifwelookatsuccessfulpeople,wewillfindthatthemorechallengestheyhavehad,themore_____45_____theyare.Onefamousman,whonowownsmanybigfactories,usedtosellsocksfromdoortodoorwhenhewasyoung._____46_____successfulmanisEric.Hesetupacollege_____47_____theageof30.Hisfatherdiedwhenhewasonly16.Astheoldestchildinthefamily,heworkedinthedayandstudiedinthenight.Hisfather’sdeathforcedhimto_____48_____fast.Hetookupthechallengesandovercamethem.Today,notonlyEric_____49_____,butalsohisbrothersandsistersareleadingsuccessfullives.Someparentsandteachersactively______50______youngpeopletofacechallenges.Itisimportantforthemtolearntomeetchallengesandovercomethem.41．A．easily B．noisily C．bravely42．A．stand B．run C．fly43．A．method B．a(chǎn)bility C．siluation44．A．change B．believe C．face45．A．successful B．dangerous C．careful46．A．Other B．Another C．Others47．A．on B．in C．a(chǎn)t48．A．getup B．growup C．giveup49．A．himself B．herself C．Themselves50．A．a(chǎn)ccept B．provide C．encourage閱讀下面短文，從每小題所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳答案。Recently,myfamilyandIvisitedKaikoura,acoastaltowninNewZealand.Thefirsteveningitseemeda___51___place,butthenextdayIrememberedwhatI’dreadaboutitinamagazine-itwasoftenpossibletoseedolphins（海豚）andwhalesthere!MyfatherandI___52___onagray,windymorningonasmallboat.However,theskyturnedbluetenminuteslater.Soonwereachedtheswimmingplace.Tomy___53___,thiswasmorethan40kmfromland.Iwasquitecoldbythetime,andwondered___54___wecamethere.Suddenlysomeoneshouted“Dolphins!”AllIcouldseewerefins（鰭）___55___-therewereaboutonehundreddolphinsswimmingtowardsourboat!Manyofthemwerejumpingaroundinthewater.Iputonmysnorkel（潛水通氣管）and___56___intothesea.ThenItriedtomake___57___inthewatertoattractthem.Theyheardmeandcametoswim___58___me.Amazingly,adolphinkeptfollowingme,___59___thenchangedhismindandswaminanotherdirection.Howintelligenttheyare!Aboutanhourlater,itwastimetogetbackontotheboat.I___60___enjoyedmyself,butIwasalittlecoldanddecidedtoleavethewater.InoticedthateveryoneontheboardwassmilingandIrealizedwhataveryspecialmomentwe’dhad.51．A．safe B．boring C．busy52．A．setoff B．gaveup C．turnedback53．A．joy B．shame C．surprise54．A．how B．why C．when55．A．a(chǎn)nywhere B．nowhere C．everywhere56．A．ran B．jumped C．put57．A．sounds B．faces C．decisions58．A．under B．from C．a(chǎn)round59．A．so B．or C．but60．A．really B．secretly C．naturally閱讀下面短文，從每小題所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳答案。OnemorningSharonwokeupandshewantedtofindtheenvironment.MissClark,herteacher,toldherthatpeopleneededtokeepenvironment____61____.SoSharonhadto____62____itfirst.BecauseitwasSaturday,shehadplentyof____63____.Whenshegotoutofbed.shedecidedtolook____64____thebed.Itwasdustyunderthere,butwherewastheenvironment?Sharonwenttothewindow.She____65____atthetreesintheneighbors’yard.Thenshewentintothehall.Shedidn’tfindtheenvironment.Ifshewantedtofindit,she’dbetterhurryup.Thenshewenttothe____66____.Hermomwaspreparingforbreakfast.After____67____,shewentoutsidetolookfortheenvironment.ShemetHerman,atalkingsquirrel(松鼠).Heaskedherwhatshewaslookingfor.“I’mlookingfortheenvironment.Haveyouseenithere?Howdoyoueverfindit?Andifyoufindit,howdoyoukeepitclean?”Hermanlookedsurprised.“It’sstrange.Youarethe____68____humantoeverlookfortheenvironment.Theenvironmentseemstobealmosteverywhere,”Hermansaid.Sharonlookedtotherightandtheleft.Shelookedup.Shelookeddown.“Where?”shesaid“____69____isitnow?”“Theenvironmentisjustabouteverywhereyoulook,”Hermansaid.“Theenvironmentistheair,thewaterandthesoil.Infact,it’s___70___aroundus.”61．A．open B．clean C．dirty62．A．see B．find C．watch63．A．time B．work C．things64．A．a(chǎn)t B．on C．under65．A．lookedback B．lookout C．lookedin66．A．bedroom B．kitchen C．hall67．A．breakfast B．lunch C．dinner68．A．first B．last C．early69．A．What B．How C．Where70．A．everything B．nothing C．somethingEachoneofussharesthisplanetwithsevenbillionothers.Andweallneedtransportation.Peopleand_____71_____needtomovefromcitytocityandcountrytocountry.However,mostvehiclescancauseseriousproblemslikeairandnoisepollution.Soinventorsarecomingupwith_____72_____ideastotrytoreducethepollution.Inmanycitiesaroundtheworld,motorcyclesareverypopular.Yetairpollutionisagrowingproblem.Inlargecities,peoplecomplain（抱怨）itisdifficultto_____73_____.Tosolvetheproblem,aU.S.companydesignedanenvironmentallyfriendlymotorcycle.Ituseselectricity_____74_____fuel（燃料）.Asaresult，thereisnopollution.It’salsoquietandfast.Thismakes_____75_____agoodchoicetogetaroundacity.TheItaliancityofVeniceisacitywithonlyafewroads.Therearenocarsinthecitycenter._____76_____,watertaxisandbusescarrypeoplealongthecity’scanals（運(yùn)河）.Buttheycausepollution,_____77_____tothewater.EnglishtechniciansDickandJemdesignedasolar-poweredwatertaxiwhichcan_____78_____foradayafterbeingcharged（充電）.Planesalsocauseairandnoisepollution.Designinganenvironmentallyfriendlyairplaneisa_____79_____challenge.Someairplanecompanieshavestartedtosolvetheproblem.Swiss_____80_____havegoneonestepfurther.Theyhavedevelopedasolarairplane.Thisplaneholdstheworldrecordforthelongestsolar-poweredflight-1.541KMfromArizonatoTexasinAmerica.71．A．projects B．thoughts C．products72．A．changeable B．creative C．crazy73．A．breathe B．work C．live74．A．a(chǎn)s B．in C．by75．A．them B．it C．us76．A．Instead B．However C．Then77．A．probably B．only C．especially78．A．rise B．run C．stand79．A．real B．direct C．positive80．A．pilots B．workers C．engineersSheusedtosleeponthesidewalkoftheFifthStreetPostoffice.Icouldsmellher_____81_____Icameclose.Sheworedirtyclothesandher_____82_____wasnearlytoothless.Ihardlysawhertalkwithothers.Ifshewasnotasleep,shetalkedtoherself.Ialwaysfelt_____83_____forher.Whatapooroldlady!Shemustbedesperate（絕望的）andhungry.OneThanksgiving,Ithoughtabouttheoldlady.Shemightbestillhungry.SoIputsome_____84_____inabaganddroveovertotheFifthStreet.Itwasacoldnight.Therewashardlyanyoneout.ButI_____85_____shewouldstayatthesameplaceandIwouldfindher_____86_____.Thereshewas,sittingagainstatreenearthepostoffice.Shewasdressedassheusedto.I_____87_____mycarovertoherandsaid,“I’vebroughtyousomefood.Wouldyoulikesometurkeyandapplepie?”However,theoldwomandidn’tseemtobeveryexcited.Shelookedatmeandsaidquite_____88_____“Oh,thankyouverymuch,butsomeonehasgivenmefoodearlier.Pleasetakeittosomeoneelsewhoneedsit.”Her_____89_____wereclearandhermannerswerekind.Soonherheadwentdownintoherarmsagain.Iwastheonlypersonwhodidn’tknowwhattosay.Anoldladywhowasclearlydownon_____90_____luckstillthoughtaboutothers.81．A．because B．before C．until82．A．ear B．eye C．mouth83．A．sorry B．surprised C．happy84．A．money B．clothes C．food85．A．decided B．found C．knew86．A．easily B．slowly C．happily87．A．gave B．sold C．drove88．A．unluckily B．clearly C．a(chǎn)ngrily89．A．words B．needs C．eyes90．A．my B．her C．yourIfyou’reabigfanofdetective（偵探）TVshowsorfilms，youmustbenostrangertothisscene:Asuspect（嫌疑人）isbeing_____91_____whilesomepolicemenarewatchinghimfrom_____92_____apieceofglass.Youmaywonder:Howdoesthishappen?Thespecialglassiscalledone—wayglass,orone—waymirror.Whenthelight_____93_____thesurfaceofthespecialglass,itwillreflecthalfofthelight.Theotherhalfofthelightstraightpassesthroughtheglass.That’s_____94_____thepolicemencanseethesuspect.Butwhycan’tthesuspectseethepolicemeninthe_____95_____room?Theanswerliesinthelightingofthetworooms.Theroominwhichtheglasslookslikeamirroriskeptbrightlylit._____96_____,there’splentyoflighttoreflectbackfromthemirror’ssurface.Theotherroom,inwhichtheglasslookslikeawindow,iskept_____97_____.Sothere’sverylittlelighttopassthroughtheglass.Onthesuspect’sside,heseeshisown_____98_____.Onthepolicemen’sside,thelargeamountoflightcomingfromthesuspect’ssideiswhatthey_____99_____.Andofcourse,whenthelightsinthepolicemen’sroomaresuddenly_____100_____,orwhenthelightsinthesuspect’sroomaresuddenlyturnedoff,theone—waymirrorbecomesawindow.91．A．invited B．described C．questioned92．A．behind B．a(chǎn)bove C．under93．A．clears B．hits C．divides94．A．where B．why C．which95．A．next B．similar C．faraway96．A．Inaword B．Inthisway C．Intheend97．A．warm B．dry C．dark98．A．reflection B．direction C．collection99．A．read B．see C．hear100．A．turneddown B．turnedoff C．turnedonItwasadifficultperiodoftimeforJoe.Withhisfactoryshutdown,hehadtolookfora__101__job.However,thingsdidn’tgowellandJoehad____102____tofindone.OnanothersnowyandunluckydaywhenJoewasdrivinghome,henoticedanoldladywhohadaflattire(車胎爆了)standing____103____byhercar.Joestoppedtohelpheroutwithouthesitating.Theoldladywantedtogivehimmoneyforgettingher____104____.Joedidn’tacceptandtoldhertorepayhiskindnessbyhelpingsomeoneelseinneed.Waving____105____toJoe,theoldladydroveonandstoppedatasmallcafe.Aheavilypregnant(懷孕的)waitress____106____withawarmsmileonherface.“Shemustneedmoneybadly,”

____107____theoldladywhenshewasdrinkingacupofhottea.“Otherwise,apregnantwomanlikeherwon’tstandonherfeetallday.”Thenshe____108____Joe.Whenthewaitresswastryingtogetthe____109____forherone-hundreddollarbill,sheleftanotewithencouragingwordsandslidoutofthecafe.Thatnightwhen____110____layawakeinbed,shewhisperedtoherhusband,“Everythingwillbefine.Iloveyou,Joe.”101．A．new B．great C．comfortable102．A．failed B．refused C．planned103．A．carelessly B．helplessly C．Painlessly104．A．a(chǎn)wayfromhome B．intothecar C．outoftrouble105．A．hello B．money C．goodbye106．A．tookherorder B．placedherorder C．cancelledherorder107．A．smiled B．thought C．explained108．A．phoned B．praised C．remembered109．A．tea B．change C．note110．A．Joe B．thewaitress C．theoldladyThegovernmentinChinaplannedtoenditsone-childpolicyandallowedeveryfamilytohavetwochildren.The____111____wasannouncedonThursdayafterthehigh-levelpoliticalmeetingsinBeijing.AChineseCommunistPartystatementgaveanumberof____112____forthechangeinthepolicy.Thestatementsaid.“Thechangeistobalancepopulationdevelopment;thegovernmenttries____113____thebirthratefromdecreasingandincreasethecountry'sworkforcebymakingthemove.”Chinastartedthe____114____policyin1980.Butthegovernmentpermittedasmallnumberofcouplestohavetwochildren.Forexample,someruralfamiliesweregiventherighttohavetwochildren.Andatotalof19provinceshadapolicywhichstatedifthefirstbornwasagirl,asecondchild____115____.In2013,theChinesegovernmentgavesomecouplesa____116____tohavetwochildren.Acouplecouldhavetwochildren____117____oneparentwasanonlychild.Ateacherandpopulationexpert,JiangQuanbaoexplainedhowChinesefamilieswouldreact（作出反應(yīng)）tothepolicy.“Toomanyyoungpeopleinthecitiesareprobablynolongerinterestedin____118____asecondchild,”hesaid.“Peopleinruralareas____119____bemoreinterested,butsomeofthemhavealreadybeenallowedtohavetwochildren.”Bytheendof2014,Chinahadhadapopulationof1.37billion.Atotalof800millionofthem_____120_____employed.Butthejobmarketpopulationisexpectedtodropby2050.Withthetwo-childpolicy,anincreaseinthebirthratewillease（緩解）thelaborshortage,startingin20years.111．A．plan B．population C．magazine112．A．reasons B．results C．influences113．A．stopping B．tostop C．stops114．A．onechild B．one-child C．twochildren115．A．permit B．permitted C．waspermitted116．A．way B．means C．chance117．A．if B．when C．unless118．A．have B．tohave C．having119．A．may B．need C．must120．A．a(chǎn)m B．is C．a(chǎn)reLongago,peoplehappilylivedundertheruleofaking.Thepeopleofthekingdomwereveryhappy,astheywerewealthyandhadnoproblems.Thekingdecidedtotravelandvisitfarawayplacesofgreathistoricalimportance.Hechosetotravelbyfoot_____121_____hecouldtalktohispeople.Peoplefromtheseareaswereveryhappytohavea_____122_____withtheirking.Afterseveralweeks,hereturnedtothepalace.Hewasquitehappytohavevisitedmanyplacesandseenhispeople.However,hefeltalotofpaininhisfeetbecauseitwashisfirstlong-distancetriponfoot.He_____123_____tohisministers(大臣)thattheroadswerecoveredinstonesandweren’tcomfortable.Hesaidhewasveryworriedaboutthepeoplewhowalkedalongthem.Hemadeanorderto_____124_____theroadsofthewholecountrywith_____125_____sothatpeoplewouldfeelhappierandmorecomfortable.Hisministerswereverysurprisedtohearhisorderasthousandsofcowswouldhavetobekilledfortheirskinsanditwouldalsocostalotofmoney.Awisemanfromtheministrycametothekingandsaidhehadanotheridea.Theministeraskedtheking,“Whydoyouwanttokillsomanycows?Whynotcutapieceofleatherintheright____126____tocoveryourfeet?”Thekingwas_____127_____bythisideaandpraisedtheminister.Heorderedthatapairofleathershoesweretobemadeforhimselfandforeachofhiscountrymen.Manyofuscriticize(批評)oursurroundingsandneverunderstandthatwecanmakea_____128_____ourselves.Changesareunavoidable,andtheyshould____129____us.Wecannotorshouldnot_____130_____otherstomakethem.121．A．a(chǎn)sif B．sothat C．while D．before122．A．meeting B．trip C．discussion D．conversation123．A．shouted B．said C．explained D．complained124．A．cover B．replace C．build D．repair125．A．stones B．sand C．cotton D．leather126．A．place B．position C．shape D．Order127．A．puzzled B．disappointed C．shocked D．a(chǎn)mazed128．A．chance B．purpose C．rule D．change129．A．benefitfrom B．comefrom C．referto D．gowith130．A．dependon B．workwith C．decideon D．believeinInahistoryclass,ourteacher,Mrs.Bartlettaskedustomakeaposteringroupsabouttheculturethatwewerestudying.Shetoldustowritethenamesofthreefriendswewantedinonegroupandshewouldthinkaboutour___131___.Thenextday,IwastoldtobeinagroupIwould___132___want—theboywhowastooweakinEnglish,andthetwogirlswhoworestrangeclothes.Oh,howIwantedtobewithmy___133___!Withtearsinmyeyes,IwalkeduptoMrs.Bartlett.She___134___meandseemedtoknowwhatIwastherefor.ItoldherIshouldbeinthe“good”group.Shegently(輕輕地)___135___ahandonmyshoulder(肩膀).“Iknowwhatyouwant,Karma,”shesaid,“butyourgroupneedsyou.Ineedyoutohelpthem.Onlyyoucanhelpthem.”Iwas___136___andmoved.Herwordsencouragedme.“Willyouhelpthem?”sheasked.“Yes,”Ireplied.ThenI___137___walkedovertomygroup.Isatdownandwestarted.Eachofusdidapartaccordingtoourinterests.Halfwaythroughtheweek,Ifelt___138___enjoyingourgroup.Wedidagoodjobtogether.Mygroupmembersweren’tthoughttobegoodjustbecausenoonecaredenoughaboutthem___139___Mrs.Bartlett.Atlast,ourgroupgotanA．ButIthinkweshouldhandtheAbacktoMrs.Bartlett.Shewastheonewhoshouldtruly__140__it.Mrs.Bartlettbroughtoutthepotential(潛能)infourofherstudents.131．A．classes B．books C．choices132．A．often B．never C．a(chǎn)lways133．A．boys B．girls C．friends134．A．laughedat B．lookedat C．livedwith135．A．placed B．pushed C．washed136．A．useful B．surprised C．thirsty137．A．deeply B．lazily C．bravely138．A．myself B．herself C．yourself139．A．except B．with C．for140．A．receive B．start C．giveTherewasonceayoungmanwhobegantofeelself-satisfiedaftersomesmallachievements.Oneday,theyoungmantookawalkwitha____141____manfromthetown.Onthewaytheyoungmanwasbragging(吹噓)abouthimself,_____142_____thewisemandidn’tsayaword.Whenthey____143____apeak(山峰),thewisemanasked,“Lookdown.Whatdoyousee?”“Iseetrees,housesandpeopleas____144____asantsworkinginthefields,”theyoungmansaid.“Whatdoyoufeel?”thewisemanasked.“Everythingis____145____me.IfeelIruletheworld,”theyoungmananswered.Thewisemansaidnothing.Afteraminute,heaskedtheyoungmantolook____146____“Whatdoyouseethistime?”thewisemanasked.“Isee____147____flyingaroundhighmountains,thewhitecloudsonthemountainsandtheblueskyabovethewhiteclouds,”theyoungmananswered.Thenheaskedthewiseman’s____148____.“Ifeelsmallandpowerless,”thewisemananswered.”Apersonwhoknowstolookupwardcan____149____understandhisposition(位置).Whenapersonknowstheblueskyisalwaysoverhead,hewon’tbesoluckastobelieveherulestheworld.”Theyoungmanfeltfoolishforhispride.Fromthenon,helookedupattheskyandremembered____150____smallhereallywas.Trytolookupwardwhenyoufeeltoogoodaboutyourself.141．A．busy B．lazy C．wise142．A．or B．but C．so143．A．gotto B．gotoff C．gotup144．A．fat B．light C．small145．A．below B．a(chǎn)bove C．between146．A．up B．down C．out147．A．monkeys B．tigers C．birds148．A．ways B．name C．feelings149．A．badly B．a(chǎn)ngrily C．clearly150．A．why B．how C．whatOurwordsmayinfluencepeopleforyears，andevenforalifetime．Theyprovidethem151couragetogoonoronemorereasontogiveup．Myfamilymovedto_152_citywhenIwasfourteen．Juniorhighwasalwaysa_153_timeforme，andthemovemademyninth﹣gradeyearevenharder．Irememberwalkingintothedininghallforthefirsttime．Theother_154_hadgoodfriendswiththem，butIdidn'tknowanyone．Ifelt_155_andwenttothenearestseataftergettingsomefood．Thekidsbesidemelookedatmeupanddownandthenlaughed．Icouldfeelmyfaceturningredatthatmoment．Thenoneofthekidsbrokethe_156_．"Man!Youhaveonebignose．"Ifelthurtanddidn'tknow157tosay．Iwantedtocry，butImanagedalittlesmile﹣asifitdidn'thurtmeatall．Butitdid．Fromthenon，Iwouldoftenlookat_158_inthemirror．ItseemedthatIwasjustlivingformynose．Thankfully，Igrewoutofthisinfluencefinally．Butitreally_159_metwentyyears．Ialsoremembergoingthroughaterriblebusinessfailure．Icalledmydadforhelpandwhathesaidgavemecourageandconfidencetogoonwithmy_160_．Encouragingwordscanreallyhelppeoplealot．Soencourageothersmoreandtrytohelpthemoutwhentheyareinneed．151．A．with B．to C．for152．A．other B．a(chǎn)nother C．theother153．A．easy B．happy C．difficult154．A．kids B．teachers C．workers155．A．lively B．friendly C．lonely156．A．ice B．desk C．glass157．A．how B．why C．what158．A．myself B．yourself C．himself159．A．paid B．took C．spent160．A．study B．business C．examOnaTuesdaymorningasmallgroupof___161___childrensetoutintheschoolmini-busfortheirfirstridinglesson.Derekandhismotherwent,too.Theridingschoolwasinavalley(山谷),___162___tobushland(未開墾的叢林地帶).Thechildrenlookedoutofthewindowsasthebuscamealongthetracktothestables(馬廄).There,standinginarowwaitingforthem___163___theponies(矮種馬)!Therewerealotofpeopletoo.Theywere___164___whohadcometomakesurethatthechildrenrode___165___.Theycameforwardtogreettheriders.“Hi,myki