2022年北京市初三一模英語(yǔ)試題匯編：完形填空

26/392022北京初三一模英語(yǔ)匯編完形填空一、完形填空（2022·北京東城·一模）EllieMakestheTeamElliewasanoutstandinggymnast（體操運(yùn)動(dòng)員）.Shecoulddothegymnasticmovesverybeautifully.Thetroublewasthatsheknewit.Whenshetriedoutforthegymnasticsteam,sheputona____1____performance.Theothergirlstoldhershewasamazing.“Seeifyoucandothat!”Elliesaid.Thecoachsaidnothing,andthoughthard.Thenextweek,whenthelistoftheteammemberswasposted,Ellie’snamewasn’tonit.Sheturnedtothegirlsstandingaroundher.“I’mbetterthanallofyou!”sheshouted____2____.“It’sunfair!”Shewenttoseethecoach.Heexplained,“You’reverytalented,butyour____3____isterrible.”“Whatdoyoumean?”Ellieasked.“IknowIamthebest,andIproveiteverytime.”“Makingthegymnasticsteamisn’tjustaboutgymnastics,”thecoachsaid.“It’salsoaboutbeingonateam.Youcan’tmaketheteamifyoudon’trecognizehowmucheveryonehastocontribute（做貢獻(xiàn)）,and____4____themtodoit.”Elliedidnotthinkaboutwhatthecoachsaid.Instead,sheexpectedtheteamtolosethatyear,anditwouldbethecoach’sfault（過(guò)錯(cuò)）,fornotpickingher.ButElliestillpracticedatthegymeveryday,carefullystayingoutoftheteam’sway.Atfirstshefeltveryhappytoseethegirlsontheteamstruggling（艱難地訓(xùn)練）.Butthenitstartedto____5____her.Oneday,afterwatchingKimfallofftheunevenparallelbarsagainandagain,Elliecametoher,andtoldherwhatsheshoulddo.KimacceptedEllie’ssuggestion,anddidmuchbetter.Elliefeltvery____6____.Shedidn’tnoticethecoachlookingonfromacrosstheroom.Overthenextfewweeks,Ellietriedtohelptheothergirls.Theteam____7____eachtimetheycompeted,andtheyevenwononce!Thefollowingyear,Ellietriedoutforthegymnasticsteamagain.Thistime,hernamewasonthelist.Sheknewthatitwasher____8____ofbecomingabetterteamplayerthatwasresponsibleforhersuccess.1．A．poor B．perfect C．disappointing D．normal2．A．excitedly B．nervously C．a(chǎn)ngrily D．proudly3．A．luck B．performance C．health D．a(chǎn)ttitude4．A．invite B．encourage C．choose D．force5．A．worry B．surprise C．please D．frighten6．A．confident B．lonely C．bored D．satisfied7．A．won B．practiced C．improved D．celebrated8．A．chance B．effort C．decision D．dream（2022·北京大興·一模）閱讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選擇最佳選項(xiàng)。SacrificeWegotaHUGEtaskinPEclass.HUGE!ThiswassobigthatMr.Doverwasbasinghalfofourgradesonit.Herewasthetask.Weweredividedintogroupsof____9____.Onepersonstoodononesideofthegym,andtheotherthreestoodacrossfromhimorher.Wehadtogetababydollacrossthegymfloortothefourthmemberontheotherside.Butwecouldn’tjustwalkacrossthegymfloorbecausewehadtopretend(假裝)thefloorwasfullofcrocodiles.Andthebabydollcouldn’tbedroppedonthefloorbecauseweweresupposedtopretenditwasourmostbelovedbaby.Ifthefourthmember____10____tocatchthebabydoll,theteamwouldnotgetanygrade.Manysolutionswetried,butnoneofthem____11____wellwithoutdroppingthebabydollonthefloor.Theclasswasalmostover,butwewerestillnotgettinganywhere.Andnotevenateamgotany____12____.Suddenlyaword“sacrifice(犧牲)”onapostercaughtmyeyes.ThenIhadanidea.Iquicklygatheredallthebabydollsofeachteamandhandedthemtomyteammembers.ThenIwalkeddirectlyintothecenterofthegym.Afterthat,IaskedmyteammemberstowalktoHudson,whowasstandingontheothersideofthegym.Withallthedollsgettingacross,allthegroupscouldgetgrades.Iannounced,“Whileallthecrocodilesarebusy____13____me,myteammemberscouldtakeallthebabydollsacrossthegymfloor,andatthesametime,allbabydollswillbesafeand____14____.”Mr.Doverwasshocked.“Jamie,youaregoingtoletthecrocodileseatyou?Doesn’tthatmeanyoufail?”

“Ialreadyfailed,”Ianswered____15____.“Butnoweverybodyelsepasses.Andtheycangettheirgrades,right?”Mr.Doversmiled.Hesaidtothewholeclass,“Sheisright.Theonlysolutiontothistaskisforonememberto____16____upeverythingfortherestofyou.Yougotit,Jamie!AndallofyouwillgetA-plus!”9．A．two B．three C．four D．five10．A．failed B．decided C．managed D．refused11．A．developed B．fit C．a(chǎn)ppeared D．worked12．A．praise B．chance C．grade D．money13．A．eating B．greeting C．pleasing D．touching14．A．strong B．sound C．popular D．beautiful15．A．unhappily B．calmly C．a(chǎn)ngrily D．regretfully16．A．put B．save C．pick D．give（2022·北京石景山·一模）“Keepyoureyesonyourownpaper”isoneoftherulesthatMrs.Archerhastaughtus.It’sa____17____rule,butit’snotaruleeverybodychoosestofollow.Thismorning,Iexperiencedoneofthe“rulebreakers”duringanEnglishexam.Ifeltsomebodywas____18____mealittletooclosely.IturnedmyheadquicklyandsawJames,whosatrightbehindme.Myeyescaughthisandhewhispered(低語(yǔ)),“Ihopeyoustudiedforthistest!”Igavehimasmileandwasnotsureifhewasjokingornot.I____19____tomytest.ThistimeIleaned(斜靠)alittlemorecloselytowardmypaper.“Ican’tsee!”Jameswhispered.“WhatamIgoingtodo?”Ithoughttomyself.Cheatingwentagainstmybeliefs.Besides,I’dstudiedhardforthetest.____20____Jameshadn’t.Iputmyarmsaroundmyanswers.“He’syourfriend,andwhatarefriendsfor?”“Youknowit’swrong.”Ihopedforaneasywayoutofthismatter.Noeasyanswer____21____.IjustknewIhadtodowhatIfeltwasright,evenifitmadeJamesmad.SoIguardedmypapersothathecouldn’tseemy____22____.Whentheexamended,IfeltitnecessarytoletJamesknowthatcheatingwaswrong.AndIdidn’twanttodestroythefriendship.Istoodbythedoorinsilence,waitingforhim.Whenhepassedby,mymindwasstill____23____fortherightwords.“Sorry,James,butyouknowmewellenoughtoknowhowIfeelaboutcheating,”Isaidslowlyandgently.“ButmaybeIcouldhelpyoustudybeforethenexttest.”“OK,Brian,”hesmiled,“itmightnotbe____24____,butI’llgiveitatry.”Istoodthereforamomentandwasfinallyabletobreatheagain.Ifeltrelieved(寬慰的)thatmyfriendshipwithJameshadn’tbeendestroyed.17．A．strange B．simple C．different D．funny18．A．watching B．reading C．checking D．catching19．A．pointed B．moved C．returned D．a(chǎn)ppeared20．A．Clearly B．Directly C．Luckily D．Especially21．A．mattered B．spread C．replied D．came22．A．names B．a(chǎn)nswers C．exercises D．scores23．A．paying B．caring C．sending D．searching24．A．safe B．open C．easy D．exact（2022·北京門頭溝·一模）Wewerestandingatthetopofahightower.MyfatherhadbroughtmetothistowerinasmalltownnotfarfromourhomeinRome.Iwonderedwhy.“Lookdown,Elsa,”fathersaid.Icalledupallmy___25___andlookeddown.Isawthesquareinthecenterofthevillage.AndIsawmanytwisting(曲折的)andturningstreetsleadingtothesquare.“See,mydear,”fathersaidsoftly.“Thereismorethanonewaytothesquare.Lifeislikethat.Ifyoucan’tgettotheplacewhereyouwanttogobyoneroad,___26___another.”NowIunderstoodwhyIwasthere.EarlierthatdayIhadaskedmymothertodosomethingabouttheterriblelunchesthatwere___27___atschool.ButsherefusedbecauseshecouldnotbelievetheluncheswereasbadasIsaid.WhenI___28___tofatherforhelp,hedidn’tsayanything.Instead,hebroughtmetothishightowertogivemealesson.Bythetimewereachedhome,Ihadaplan.Atschoolthenextday,Isecretlypoured(倒出)mylunchsoupintoabottleandbroughtithome.ThenIaskedourfamilycooktoserveittomotheratdinner.Theplanworked___29___.Sheswallowed(咽下)onespoonfulandsaidangrily,“Thecookmusthavegonemad!”QuicklyItoldherwhatIhaddone,andmotherstatedthatshewouldtakeupthe___30___oflunchesatschoolthenextday!IntheyearsthatfollowedIoftenrememberedthelessonfathertaughtme.Ibegantoworkasafashion(時(shí)裝)designertwoyearsago.Iwouldn’tstopworkinguntilItriedevery___31___meanstomygoal.Father’swise___32___alwaysremindmethatthereismorethanonewaytothesquare.25．A．effort B．talents C．thoughts D．courage26．A．make B．try C．enter D．find27．A．sold B．eaten C．served D．bought28．A．turned B．stepped C．shouted D．reported29．A．a(chǎn)wfully B．quietly C．naturally D．perfectly30．A．treat B．trade C．matter D．research31．A．direct B．quick C．possible D．correct32．A．words B．plans C．a(chǎn)ctions D．subjects（2022·北京豐臺(tái)·一模）TakingaChanceWhenJosephhandedMs.Taylorhishomework,hecouldn’thaveimaginedhowwritingashortstorywouldhelphimgetmorethanagrade.Joseph,whowas___33___,hadfewclosefriends.Inhisartclass,studentsusuallydiscussedmodernpaintersandskillsofmixingpaint.Hekeptquiet.NooneexceptKarenseemedto___34___himatall.SoJosephwantedtoinviteKarentoseetheJacksonPollockpaintingexhibitatthelocalmuseum.Everytimehehadanopportunitytoinviteher,he’dstartbytalkingabouthisownpainting.Heknewhis___35___wasnotasgoodasKaren’s—shewasanaturalartist—buthewasn’tsurewhereelsetobegin.Henevergottotheinvitationbeforethebellrang.ButthingssuddenlychangedwhenJosephreceivedanA+onhisstoryaboutaboytryingtoaskafriendtoanartopening.Hewasamazed.Heknewthatwritingwasfunandcame___36___tohim,buthedidn’trealizehewasgoodatit.Ms.Taylor’scommentsmadehimthinkhehadaspecialtalent,kindoflikeKaren’sforpainting.Ms.Taylor___37___himtoenteranupcomingnationalwritingcontest（比賽）.Atthebeginning,Josephdidn’twanttoenterthecontest.Hewasworriedthathewould___38___hisnewprideinhimselfifhedidn’twin.ButMs.Taylorinsistedthattakingriskswaspartofknowingwhoyouareandwhatyoucando.Josephfinally___39___tosubmit（提交）hisstorytothecontest.Whenhewonthesecondplace,hewasstillproudofhimself—ofhiswritingandofhis___40___toenterthecontest.HefeltsogoodtoothathetookthechanceofaskingKarentotheartshow,andshesaidyes.33．A．relaxed B．shy C．excited D．hopeful34．A．notice B．upset C．forget D．disappoint35．A．chance B．story C．life D．work36．A．quickly B．easily C．freshly D．hardly37．A．a(chǎn)llowed B．begged C．warned D．encouraged38．A．return B．get C．lose D．face39．A．a(chǎn)greed B．believed C．cared D．remembered40．A．trust B．support C．courage D．character（2022·北京房山·一模）閱讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選擇最佳選項(xiàng)。MypartnerandIwantedtospreadsomejoy(喜悅，愉快)thisChristmas,sowedecidedtoorganize____41____forthepeopleofalocalnursinghome.I____42____ourplansonline.Myauntandtwoofmyfriendssentmemoneytobuygifts.Thenoneoftheladieswhoworksatadifferentbranch(分店)ofthestoresentmeoverahugeboxofchocolates,biscuitsandsweetstoaddtothepresents.Wecollectedlotsoffoodandgiftstothepeopleand____43____wrapped(包，裹)them.AmancalledJameswhosawmypost____44____todriveustothehomeandanotherladymessagedmesayingshehadherowngiftsshewantedtogive.Itwaslovelytoseepeoplecomingtogethertohelp.So,onDecember22,wewereallreadytogoandbeSanta’selves(精靈)!Jamespickedupmypartnerandme,andwe____45____tothenursinghomewith74giftsandlotsoffood.Aftersigningin,puttingonourmasks,gowningup(穿上長(zhǎng)袍)andhavingourtemperaturechecked,wewerereadytospreadtheChristmascheer.Iwasalittle____46____asitwasmyfirsttimeinanursinghomeandI’mshierthanmypartnerwhohasnotroubletalkingtothepeople.Butoncethenursingmanagerbegantakingusroundtoeveryone’srooms,Isawthe____47____,surpriseandhappinessontheirfaces.Iwassohappytobethereanditgavemesomuchjoy.Wewenttoeveryone’srooms,wishedthemaveryhappyChristmasandgavethemeachasmallgiftofsoaps,handcreams,biscuits,chocolates,etc.Itwasawonderful____48____andIhighlyrecommend(推薦)thatpeopledosomethinglikethisasitwillbringyousomesatisfactionandhappiness.Thefeelingofgivingpeoplegiftsissimplywonderful.41．A．gifts B．teams C．boxes D．ladies42．A．made B．discussed C．posted D．celebrated43．A．sadly B．simply C．difficultly D．carefully44．A．offered B．refused C．studied D．organized45．A．learned B．headed C．mentioned D．separated46．A．excited B．a(chǎn)ngry C．curious D．nervous47．A．pains B．values C．smiles D．disappoints48．A．journey B．experience C．discovery D．experiment（2022·北京通州·一模）閱讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選擇最佳選項(xiàng)。RunFreeJohnwasfrightenedwhenhisdadtoldhimhesignedhimupforRunFree,theafter-schoolrunningclub.He___49___threwdownthebookthathewasreading.“Ican’trun!I’mtheworstathleteintheschool!”Johnonceplayedbasketball,anditwasawful.Dave,thestarofhisteam,always___50___whenJohnmademistakes.TherewasnowayJohnwasgoingtoembarrass(使難堪)himselfinarunningclub.Hisdad,however,insisted,andJohnsoonrealizedthathehadno___51___aboutthematter.Theweekendbeforetheclub’sfirstmeeting,John'sdadtookhimtobuysomerunningshoes.Laterthatday,hisdad___52___thatheshouldgoonarunintheparkneartheirhome.Johnreallydidn’tfeellikeit.“Comeon,”saidhisdad,“YoucantakeBuckwithyou.That’llmakeit___53___.”Johnlovedtakingthefamilydogoutforlongwalkssometimes.So,hetookBuckoutside.Afterafewminutesofwalking,John___54___thathewouldgiverunningatry.Hesawalamppost(路燈)farawayanddecidedtotrytomakeittothatlamppost.Tohissurprise,hedidit,buthefeltcompletelyoutofbreath.WhenJohngothome,hetoldhisdadabouthis___55___.“It’sonlygoingtogeteasier,”saidhisdad.“Prettysoon,ifyouruneachday,you’llrunfarther.”Johnthoughtaboutwhathisdadsaid,andhewentoutrunningwithBuckagainthenextday.Johnwentfarther,andeventhoughheendedupoutofbreathagain,hekindofliked___56___himselftoseehowfarhecouldmakeit.Heraneverydayandbytheendoftheweek,hewaslookingforwardtothefirstclubmeeting.49．A．secretly B．bravely C．finally D．immediately50．A．worried B．complained C．continued D．explained51．A．a(chǎn)dvice B．problem C．choice D．doubt52．A．a(chǎn)greed B．suggested C．found D．learned53．A．safe B．tiring C．fun D．useful54．A．proved B．insisted C．predicted D．thought55．A．a(chǎn)ttitude B．experience C．goal D．decision56．A．controlling B．teaching C．challenging D．a(chǎn)ccepting（2022·北京平谷·一模）閱讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選擇最佳選項(xiàng)。Luke,JayandZach’sWinningGameItwasthelastgameoftheregularseason.Lukereallywantedhisbaseballteam,theWildcats,towinbecausehehadneverbeentotheplayoffs(季后賽)before.Thecoachcalledthewholeteamtogetherbeforethegamebegan.Hesaid,“Ithasbeenagreatseason.Youshouldallbe___57___ofyourselves.Let’sgiveitourbesteffort.”Theteamreallywasagoodone.Alloftheteammatesgotalongwellandencouragedeachother.Luke’sbestfriend,Jay,wasontheteamtoo.Theyweretwoofthebestplayersontheteam.ThePurpleSoxweretheWildcats’opponents.Bothteamsandalloftheir___58___weresuperexcitedaboutthegame.TheWildcatshadagoodstart.Theyhadthreeruns(分)bytheendofthesecondinning(局)andhadpreventedthePurpleSoxfromscoring.___59___,bytheendofthefifthinning,thePurpleSoxhadtakenovertheleadandwereaheadoftheWildcatsbyfourruns.LukeandJaywerestartingto___60___,buttheyknewtheyhadtoremainpositive.“Don’tgiveup,Wildcats!”urgedJay.“Wecandoit!”cheeredLuke.“Beproudandgiveityourbesteffort,likecoachsaid.”Luke___61___theteam.Overthenextfewinnings,theWildcatsdidbetterandbythebottomoftheninthinning,theywereaheadofthePurpleSoxbyonerun,butthePurpleSoxhadthelastatbatforthegame.Zachwasoneoftheirweakestplayers.HisPurpleSoxteammatescheeredforhim.Thentheystartedchanting.Beforetoolong,thefansjoinedinonthechanttoo.EventheWildcatsstartedcheeringto___62___him,becausetheyknewhowhardZachalwaystried.Finally,hemadeit.Hehittheball,thenheranashardashecouldtothefirstbase.ThenextPurpleSoxbatterwasup.Zachwasreadytorun.Theymightjustwinthegameafterall.Buttheballwasnotfarenough.Lukewasabletocatchtheballand___63___thegamefortheWildcats.Whenthegameended,bothteamsshookhandsandcongratulatedeachother.Itreallywasa___64___foreveryone.Luke,JayandtheWildcatsmadetheplayoffs,andthePurpleSoxsawtheirteammateZachhavehisfirsthit.57．A．a(chǎn)fraid B．a(chǎn)shamed C．careful D．proud58．A．leaders B．fans C．friends D．teammates59．A．Obviously B．Hopefully C．Unluckily D．Naturally60．A．relax B．celebrate C．worry D．fight61．A．left B．reminded C．led D．organized62．A．hurt B．support C．interrupt D．protect63．A．lose B．play C．save D．continue64．A．win B．dream C．try D．change（2022·北京延慶·一模）閱讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選擇最佳選項(xiàng)。LittleBrother,BigHelpJared’smomaskedhimtobringhislittlebrother,Max,tothebasketballcourtwhereJaredplannedtomeethisfriends.Jareddidn’twanttobringMax,buthehadnochoice.ToJared’srelief,afewofhisfriendshadbroughttheirlittlebrothersandsisterstoo,soatleastMaxwouldhavesomekidstoplaywithduringthe___65___.Then,Jarednoticedthegatetothebasketballcourtwaslocked.Forafewminutes,everyonewaited___66___,tryingtofindoutwhattodo.Then,fromaroundthecornercameMr.Giles.Herantotheboysquicklyandsaidapologetically.“Sorry,I’mbehindscheduletoday,guys.Ihadaflattire.”Hetookoutabunchofkeysfromhisbeltandreachedoverto___67___thegate.Butinstead,Mr.Gilesaccidentallydroppedthekeysontheothersideofthefence.Therewasalongsilence.ThenMaxsaid,“Icangetthem.”Noonenoticedhimuntilhe___68___himself,thistimemoreloudly.WhenhefinallyheardMax,Jaredasked,“Howcanyoupossiblyhelp?”Maxsimplyanswered,“WatchwhatIcando.”He___69___tothegroundandsquirmed（來(lái)回扭動(dòng))underthegate.Withinaminute,hewasonthe___70___side.HegrabbedthekeysandpassedthemthroughtoJared,whoreturnedthemtoMr.Giles.Inseconds,Mr.Gileshadthegateunlocked.Theboysrantothebasketballcourt,callingouttheir___71___toMr.Gilesastheymovedquicklytowardthenet.Mr.Gilesresponded,“Don’tthankme.Maxistheonewho___72___theday.Hewastheonlyonesmallenoughtosqueezeunderthatgate.”Afterthat,Jaredneveragainthinksofhisbrotherasaninconvenience.65．A．show B．break C．game D．meet66．A．regretfully B．helplessly C．happily D．bravely67．A．open B．close C．lock D．unlock68．A．repeated B．a(chǎn)ccepted C．invited D．ordered69．A．returned B．dropped C．knocked D．faced70．A．bright B．left C．upper D．opposite71．A．thanks B．numbers C．names D．scores72．A．planned B．designed C．saved D．wasted（2022·北京房山·一模）閱讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選擇最佳選項(xiàng)。Self-satisfaction—ADeadlyCompetitorIamPeggyFleming,acoachinthefigure-skatingteam.IrememberIsufferedaseriousfailurewhenIwasonly10yearsoldandthe___73___helpedmewintheOlympicice-skatingchampionship(冠軍).Italsogavemeadeadlycompetitor—theotherPeggyFleming.Justbeforethat,Ihadbeenroller-skating,playingbasketball,andcouldclimbupatreeaswellasanyboy.SoDad___74___metotakeskatinglessons.AndsoonIwonseverallocalfigure-skatingprizes.ThencamethePacificCoastChampionshipinLosAngeles.I,avery___75___younggirl,proudofthepraisefromfriendsandnewspapers,walkedintothegymexpectingtoaddanothergreathonortomyrecentsuccess.Outontheice,Itotallyenjoyedmyself,flyingthroughallkindsoffiguresIknewsowell.Butwhentheresultswerereported,Iwasshocked—outofthe12competitorsIhadfinishedlast!Thelessonburnedasbrightasmyskateknives:“Youdidn’tskateyourbest!”Iknewthatonlyonepersonhad___76___methatday—myself,myownself-satisfaction.Therulesoffigure-skatingare:Thereare69figuresinall.AskatermustdofivefiguresfortheOlympics,butyouaren’ttoldwhichfiguresthesewillbeuntilthelastminute.Soyoumustbeveryfamiliarwiththe69figures.WhenI___77___everytime,Iwouldpracticethesame69figuresoverandover,eighthoursaday.Ofteninthemiddleofpracticingafigure,theotherPeggyFlemingwouldsayinalowvoice,“Goodenough—whyforceyourselfso___78___?”Atthistime,IrememberedthelessoninLosAngeles.NowIskateprofessionally—teachteenagershowtoskate.ButIstill___79___thiscompetitor,myself.Isurelybelievethateachofushasaspecialtalent.Andifwelockourtalentbecauseofourownself-satisfaction,simplydonotwanttomake___80___orfeartrying,wewillfail.73．A．rule B．result C．failure D．competition74．A．promised B．ordered C．encouraged D．chose75．A．careful B．confident C．honest D．beautiful76．A．beaten B．supported C．taught D．reminded77．A．learnt B．fought C．trained D．shared78．A．easily B．hard C．happily D．fast79．A．praise B．help C．face D．warn80．A．mistakes B．sense C．decision D．efforts（2022·北京順義·一模）閱讀下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選擇最佳選項(xiàng)。SomeActor“What’sthis—BenistryingoutforMr.Zuckerman?”Myearsburnedathearingmyname.ItwasLindsey,themostpopulareighth-grader,lookingatthetryoutscheduleforCharlotte’sWeb.“Whatifheruins（毀掉）thewholeplay?He’sneveractedbefore.”Lindseywas___81___.I’dneverbeeninaplay.AtlunchItoldTrevor,mybestfriend,thatI’dchangedmymind.I’djointhetechnicalcrew（技術(shù)人員）instead.Itwasfuntolearnallthetechnicalstuffandtowatchtheactorsfrombackstage.BythethirdweekI’drememberedeveryone’s___82___.

Andthen,onlyaweekbeforetheperformance,Josh,whoplayedMr.Zuckerman,brokehisleg.“Wecan’tgetsomeoneelsereadybynextweek.We’llhavetoputofforevencanceltheplay.”Mrs.Stevenstoldus.ThenIheardTrevor’svoice.“Bencandoit.He____83____allthelines.”Mrs.Stevensasked,“Isthatright?”Inodded.Mrs.Stevensclapped.“Ben,you’vesavedtheshow,butwehavealotofworktodo.Ben,Lindsey—canyoustay?”Mrs.Stevensstartedusonthefirstact.Ispewed（噴涌）mylinesso____84____anditsoundedlikeamovieonfast-forward.Ievenbackeduptoofarandknockedoversomescenery（舞臺(tái)布景）．Lindseysighed.“MaybeweshouldputofftheshowuntilBengetsbetter.”Iwasreadyto_____85_____withher,butMrs.Stevensspokefirst.“No,wehavesometimeyet.Let’sseehowitgoestomorrow.”Thenextday,Mrs.Stevenshelpedandtaughtmeduringlunchtime.I_____86_____alotinthefollowingdays.Itwasopeningnight.Beforetheplay,myhandsturnedcoldandsweaty.Throughoutthewholeopeningscene,Istoodbackstage,frozenwithfear.Theaudienceclapped.Endofsceneone.Myentrancewasnext.Thelightscameup.Itookadeepbreathandwalkedon.Itseemedlikejustaminutelaterthattheplaywasover.I’dmadeitthroughwithout____87____alineorknockinganythingover.Asweallwalkedoffstage,Lindseynudged（輕推）meandsaid,“Youturnedouttobesome____88____.”Ismiled.MaybenextyearI’lltryoutforthelead.81．A．excited B．right C．surprised D．silent82．A．lines B．a(chǎn)ctions C．characters D．a(chǎn)ttitudes83．A．copies B．writes C．memorizes D．perfects84．A．proudly B．clearly C．carefully D．quickly85．A．a(chǎn)gree B．talk C．a(chǎn)rgue D．discuss86．A．wondered B．improved C．considered D．discovered87．A．a(chǎn)dding B．drawing C．forming D．missing88．A．director B．leader C．a(chǎn)ctor D．trainer（2022·北京朝陽(yáng)·一模）CourageandSoftballThroughoutthelastfewyearsofhighschoolandmiddleschool,Ihavealwayswantedtojointheschoolsoftballteam.However,Iwastoobusydoingcheerleading,workingatmypart-timejob,andkeepingupwithmyschoolwork,soitseemed___89___toaddanotheractivitytomyalreadybusylife.Istilloftenthoughtaboutplaying,butIneverwenttoanytryouts.Lastyear,forthefirsttimeinyears,Ifoundmytimetablealmostcompletelyempty.Istoppeddoingmypart-timejob,andmycheerleadingpracticeswere___90___.However,thetownsoftballleague（聯(lián)賽）wasstartingupatthebeginningofthesummer.Withthe___91___ofafriend,IrealizedthatthiswouldprobablybethelastchanceIeverhadtoplayandIdecidedtotryoutforthetownsoftballleague.

WhileIwasreallynervousduringthosefirstfewpracticesandgames,Iwasso___92___Imadethedecisiontotryout.Iwasout___93___andstayinginshape.Itwasexcitingtoplaymyfavoritechildhoodsport.Notonlythat,butasoneoftheonlyteammemberswithalicense,Igottodrivemyteammatestoandbackfrompracticesandwebecame__94__.MysummerthatIthoughttobeboringwasexcitingandfunallbecauseIdecidedto___95___thinkingtoomuchabouteverythingandplaysoftball.I’msothankfulthatIhadthe___96___toplaysoftballlastsummer.Nowthatthesummer’soverandI’mhappyknowingthatIreallywillnotplaysoftballagain,mymemorieswillalwaysbearemindertomyselftogoforwhatIwantinlife.89．A．suitable B．believable C．comfortable D．impossible90．A．offered B．canceled C．recorded D．improved91．A．a(chǎn)rgument B．statement C．a(chǎn)greement D．encouragement92．A．upset B．curious C．glad D．confused93．A．studying B．exercising C．touching D．driving94．A．closer B．better C．colder D．stronger95．A．a(chǎn)ccept B．enjoy C．stop D．keep96．A．chance B．course C．dream D．goal（2022·北京海淀·一模）ItwasJanuary2021.Mysecondterminhighschoolhadjustended.Twoweeksearlier,myparentscheckedmygradesand____97____morethan20missingtasks.BrightandableasIwas,Ihadoftenstruggled（掙扎）with____98____andprocrastination（拖延）,especiallywithwritingtasks.Butthistimewasdifferent,andthepandemic（疫情）wastoblame.IwasdoingmyfirstyearpartlyfromhomewhereIdidmyschoolworkonmyowntime,and,forthemostpart,withoutteacherguidance.The____99____wastoomuch.Icoulddoamillionotherthingsratherthanmyhomework.ItoldmymomwhatIwasmissingfrommyteachersandclassmates,“Whenateacherwalksaroundtheclassroom,youwanttobeontask,andyoudon’twanttofallbehindtheotherstudents.”Myparentstriedtohelp,buttheir____100____fellfarshortoftheirexpectations.Tiredfromworkinglongdays,theycriticizedratherthanadvised.Late-nightlearninghoursendedin____101____matches.Allthreeofuswereupsetandstressedout.Weknewwecouldn’tsolvethisalone.SowhenmymomheardthatSteveMerrill,anexperiencedteacher,couldhelp,she____102____out.Mr.Merrilltoldmethathisstudentsalsohadproblemsinthesameareas:taskorganizationandtimemanagement.Hetaughtmetobreakdownbigtasksintosmallones.Wemettwicea