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（2024·湖北宜昌·三模）
“PROFESSOR, will you be away on business for five months ”
“Yes. But I’ll be 1 you from high above. Make sure you hand in your papers on time!”
This isn’t just a funny joke. It’s based on a real 2 . One day before the Shenzhou-16 crew (乘组) went into space, China made public the names of its three astronauts. One of them, a man wearing glasses, got tons of 3 . His name is Gui Haichao. He works as a college professor.
Gui showed a 4 interest in science from an early age. One of his favorite books was The Encyclopedia for Children and Teenagers (《少年儿童百科全书》). He learned 5 about space from it. And the more the boy learned about this 6 place, the more he wanted to know about it. In 2003, Yang Liwei became the first Chinese man to travel into space. Gui was excited about the news. And he dreamed of going into space 7 one day.
With this dream in 8 , he entered Beihang University to study space science. His resolution to explore the unknown pushed him to 9 moving forward. In 2017, at the age of only 31, he became one of the 10 space science professors in China. Gui never forgot his dream of going into space. He knew this was 11 the best way to study its many mysteries. So, when China 12 its astronaut recruitment (招募) to college researchers in 2018, Gui immediately signed up (报名). The 13 was hard, but there was nothing that could keep him from making his lifelong dream 14 .
Are you 15 in the unknown We hope you’ve answered yes. Who knows Maybe one day, you’ll be watching your friends and us from somewhere high above!
1．A．watching B．looking C．hearing D．writing
2．A．accident B．job C．event D．work
3．A．happiness B．pride C．answer D．attention
4．A．hard B．poor C．strong D．helpful
5．A．a lot B．a little C．a few D．a bit
6．A．relaxing B．unknown C．large D．boring
7．A．ourselves B．yourself C．itself D．himself
8．A．eyes B．mind C．hand D．face
9．A．finish B．practice C．keep D．enjoy
10．A．heaviest B．youngest C．oldest D．tallest
11．A．nearly B．probably C．hardly D．exactly
12．A．realized B．invited C．received D．opened
13．A．swimming B．training C．cleaning D．getting
14．A．turn on B．give away C．come true D．put up
15．A．interested B．surprised C．pleased D．moved
（2024·湖北·三模）
We can’t remember clearly since when we started to take our mobiles to a dinner table. This happens a lot, 16 when we go out to have dinner. Once a dish comes, instead of lifting our chopsticks, we take out our 17 and click. Later, we post the photos onto Weibo or WeChat, waiting to be “liked”. Then we check our mobiles from time to time during the meal, to see 18 we get “liked” or not. We just cannot leave our mobiles for only a meal.
Does that sound 19 to you Do you do that often If not, how do you feel when 20 do that when having dinner with you
A recent study suggests that 21 we are used to doing is not so good. Spending time taking photos of food makes the food less pleasant. To test this, some 22 did an experiment. Some people were asked to take photos before they could enjoy food. As a result, it showed that the more photos they took, 23 delicious the food seemed to them. So, why not stop taking photos and just enjoy the food in front of you
Besides the scientific result, there are also some other 24 influence of taking photos of food before meals. After 25 the photos onto the Internet, one will not be able to control himself and check his mobile many times. “Does everyone like my photos I hope a lot of people like 26 !” It seems that your mobile secretly calls your name all the time, even when you are 27 real people.
So, next time you 28 with your family or friends, how about not taking photos of food Let the food be delicious as it is, and 29 your life with people around you.
Trust me, it will be a 30 time.
16．A．suddenly B．eventually C．hardly D．especially
17．A．laptops B．mobiles C．cameras D．watches
18．A．if B．unless C．that D．whether
19．A．new B．similar C．kind D．lucky
20．A．another B．the other C．others D．the others
21．A．why B．when C．what D．where
22．A．cooks B．servants C．researchers D．explorer
23．A．the more B．the better C．the fewer D．the less
24．A．bad B．good C．small D．large
25．A．taking B．posting C．throwing D．giving
26．A．them B．it C．me D．us
27．A．around B．to C．from D．with
28．A．eat out B．set out C．take out D．bring out
29．A．treat B．avoid C．talk D．share
30．A．busy B．hard C．wonderful D．safe
（2024·湖北荆州·二模）
One day, when I passed by Mr. Cool’s clothes store, I found a perfect sweater waiting for me at the store. It was white, pink, red and yellow, with just the right style.
I could actually hear it calling 31 —“Amy! Amy! Amy!”
“Mom!” I pointed at the 32 sweater. “It is exactly the one I need! Can I have it Please ’
“Let’s see how 33 it is,” said Mom.
My heart broke when we saw the price—$100! I knew Mom would 34 buy it.
“I only have $25.” I 35 what I was going to do.
Autumn was surely here. The days were 36 , and the leaves were falling from the trees. I was looking out of the window one afternoon, watching the leaves falling in the yard. Suddenly I got a(n) 37 . I rushed downstairs.
“Mom,” I called into the living room. “I think I know 38 I can make money to buy the sweater!”
Mom looked up from her book. “And how’s that, Amy ”
“People want their 39 clean and tidy. I can rake (耙) leaves for them.”
A smile slowly spread across Mom’s face. “Now that’s a good idea!”
Each week, I 40 leaves in people’s yards and put them in waste bins. It took five 41 of
hard work. I raked leaves until I got blisters (水疱) on my hands. My coats and trousers got dirty, but I didn’t 42 . As time went by, I was getting closer to my goal. In the end, I got enough 43 .
The big day finally came. Mom drove me to the store, and I walked 44 into the clothes store. I found the sweater I’d wanted so much and tried it on in my size. It 45 me perfectly! I finally had the exact sweater I wanted!
31．A．me B．you C．him D．them
32．A．big B．old C．ugly D．colorful
33．A．funny B．heavy C．expensive D．different
34．A．never B．always C．usually D．sometimes
35．A．hated B．agreed C．refused D．wondered
36．A．hotter B．wetter C．cooler D．longer
37．A．gift B．idea C．email D．photo
38．A．why B．how C．when D．whether
39．A．stores B．rooms C．yards D．schools
40．A．talked about B．played with C．listened to D．picked up
41．A．days B．weeks C．months D．years
42．A．care B．decide C．follow D．answer
43．A．time B．money C．coats D．shoes
44．A．sadly B．angrily C．excitedly D．secretly
45．A．fit B．found C．helped D．missed
（2024·湖北武汉·二模）
Matt loved science, and he wanted to be the Science Star of the week. Now he was presenting his experiment in Mrs. Perry’s class.
“Let me show you 46 to keep an egg in the middle of the glass.” Matt 47 an egg into salt water. But it fell to the bottom.
“Look, Matt is blushing (脸红)!” Coco shouted. Matt, covered his red face with hands.
That evening he 48 The Book of Wonderful Science Experiments. When it came to the last page, he smiled. “This is the right experiment for me! It’s 49 to fail this time.”
The next day in front of his class, Matt 50 small pieces of paper onto the desk and rubbed a spoon with cloth. “The spoon will 51 up the paper.” He raised the spoon, but nothing happened. The paper lay 52 .
“Matt is blushing again!” Emily pointed out. Matt was nervous and ran back to his 53 with his red face.
“Becoming the Science Star seems so 54 ,” Matt thought. That night he couldn’t sleep, “I have to make it, but the only thing I could do right was blushing.”. . . Suddenly, a 55 came to his mind.
The following morning, Matt appeared before the class again, wearing his Mickey Mouse ears.
“Mouse ears on the head are your experiment ” Someone laughed and Matt’s face 56 .
“No, watch my face! Blushing is my experiment,” Matt answered. Everyone quieted down.
Matt continued, “When you feel 57 your blood vessels (血管) in the face open wide and fill the skin with blood, so you blush.” He showed a picture of blood vessels. “I’ve tried many times to control blushing, but now I know it’s a 58 part of being human. So the best thing to do is to 59 it.” The class cheered and Matt’s red face lit up the whole classroom.
“Matt is the Science Star of the week,” Mrs. Perry announced. Matt walked 60 back. What a perfect day!
46．A．why B．how C．where D．when
47．A．dropped B．threw C．poured D．pushed
48．A．checked out B．took down C．parted with D．looked through
49．A．simple B．strange C．impossible D．amazing
50．A．spread B．turned C．cut D．blew
51．A．rise B．catch C．lift D．take
52．A．silent B．still C．soft D．close
53．A．home B．classroom C．yard D．seat
54．A．difficult B．typical C．natural D．unbelievable
55．A．message B．decision C．plan D．dream
56．A．lost B．feared C．turned D．burned
57．A．calm B．anxious C．ill D．peaceful
58．A．proper B．clear C．weak D．normal
59．A．allow B．accept C．feel D．force
60．A．rapidly B．brightly C．proudly D．completely
（2024·湖北武汉·二模）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
A famous vlogger (视频博主), Shi Shanyi, started an activity called Hanfu Movement. She tells her fans the 61 of hanfu by her videos. And not like other people 62 wear traditional clothes on special occasions (场合), she thinks that people can wear hanfu in 63 life because it’s really beautiful.
To show that hanfu could be a daily clothing, Shi and her friends wear hanfu and walk 64 a garden, a subway station and a shopping mall in their videos. Shi, together with many 65 young Chinese people in China, is a part of the Hanfu Movement and wants to make this traditional 66 come back.
In fact, the movement 67 about 16 years ago when Wang Letian, a boy from Zhengzhou, Henan Province, wore hanfu in public. Then more and more people started to wear ancient style of dresses in 68 . Although there are no numbers to show how many people wear hanfu today, it’s common to see a lot of young people 69 hanfu on the street. And the 70 of hanfu clubs also grows so fast in schools across China. Wearing hanfu becomes a very 71 thing now. And young Chinese people, 72 Shi Sanyi, try to wear hanfu as a lifestyle and hope it will be a main fashion trend (潮流) one day. Their dream is 73 to let everyone wear hanfu anytime and anywhere, but hope more people know about it and wear it on our traditional festivals. 74 they did just tells everyone, our Chinese has our own beautiful traditional national clothing, hanfu, and it is one of the most 75 symbols in Chinese culture for sure. It doesn’t only belong to yesterday, but also belongs to today and tomorrow.
61．A．price B．beauty C．history D．color
62．A．which B．whom C．who D．when
63．A．everyday B．every day C．anytime D．sometime
64．A．along B．by C．across D．through
65．A．another B．others C．the other D．other
66．A．life B．clothing C．time D．hobby
67．A．stopped B．developed C．started D．created
68．A．public B．private C．person D．office
69．A．putting on B．wearing C．buying D．selling
70．A．number B．role C．speed D．influence
71．A．useful B．popular C．necessary D．boring
72．A．such as B．for example C．without D．except
73．A．sometimes B．often C．never D．always
74．A．What B．How C．Why D．When
75．A．common B．meaningless C．important D．comfortable
（2024·湖北黄石·二模）My parents were heading off on a holiday and I took them to the train station. On arrival, the rain was pouring down. I got their baggage (行李) out and 76 them on their way.
As I was returning to the parking lot (停车场), I saw a(n) 77 man walking slowly toward the bus station without a(n) 78 . I walked over and asked him where he was going. He happened to be heading to the 79 town as I was. Without hesitation (犹豫) I 80 him a lift and he gratefully accepted.
We had a lovely 81 on the way and I learned some of his history. He was 87 and 82 to the nursing home he had put his beloved wife in. He had his driving license taken away 83 he had to take public transport (交通). A tear fell down his face as he told me about his 84 in the nursing home. I tried not to cry but 85 . Tears in eyes, I gave him flowers 86 I had given to my mom on Mother’s Day in my car, as I 87 the man at the nursing home. I would rather see the 88 enjoyed by him and his wife than just take them back home. He thanked me gratefully. 89 I couldn’t control my emotions (情绪) anymore and cried like a baby in my car.
I just felt that I was meant to meet him. I was very 90 to be able to help him in some way.
76．A．sent B．picked C．signed D．protected
77．A．poor B．friendly C．elderly D．wise
78．A．bag B．umbrella C．wallet D．mobile-phone
79．A．same B．opposite C．new D．favorite
80．A．promised B．asked C．prepared D．offered
81．A．joke B．discussion C．talk D．meal
82．A．heading B．flying C．rushing D．driving
83．A．but B．so C．because D．or
84．A．sister B．daughter C．wife D．child
85．A．failed B．managed C．refused D．regretted
86．A．what B．which C．how D．when
87．A．took off B．put off C．turned off D．dropped off
88．A．gifts B．flowers C．memories D．experiences
89．A．Unluckily B．Clearly C．Finally D．Helplessly
90．A．sure B．brave C．worried D．glad
（2024·湖北武汉·二模）Sometimes friends hurt other friends’ feelings without meaning to. If you are being joked on and feeling upset, just say something. And if you are among the ones doing the joking, make sure you pay attention to how your friend feels.
—A lesson from my experience One day, Mareya, Ollie, Jasmine and I were kicking a soccer ball in the park, and Jasmine kept singing a song over and over. It sounds very 91 , which quickly caught our attention.
“The tune (曲调) is pretty pleasant,” said Mareya happily. “Do you remember the 92 ”
“Let me see…” Then Jasmine started singing this song ending with “Mar-eye-aaa, Mar-eye-aaa. They called the 93 Mar-eye-aaa.”
“That’s so great!” said Ollie. “Mareya, how come you never told us you were the wind ”
“Hey, Mar-eye-a!” I 94 “Can you use your power to blow that soccer ball over here to me ”
“No!” said Jasmine. “Please use your strong power to blow the ball in my 95 !”
Then Ollie started singing quite loudly. “Mar-eye-aaa, Mar-eye-aaa. They called the wind Mar-eye-aaa.”
His voice was so 96 that we couldn’t help laughing like crazy. 97 , we paid no attention to Mareya.
A couple days later, when Ollie and I went to the park for a 98 , Mareya and Jasmine happened to be there, too.
“Hey there, friends!” Jasmine 99 to us.
As we skated over to them, Ollie sang, “Mar-eye-aaa, Mar-eye-aaa. They called the wind Mar-eye-aaa!”
Jasmine and I laughed and began to sing along.
Mareya’s smile 100 suddenly. “Can you please just stop ” She cried out angrily.
Surprised, Ollie, Jasmine and I stopped.
“I couldn’t 101 why I felt so angry the other day,” Mareya said. “But when it happened again just now. I 102 it. I can’t stand it!”
Only then did we realize that we 103 her without meaning to. “We’re really sorry! Could you please forgive (原谅) us And thanks for telling us your 104 feelings!”
“It’s OK. But never do it like this anymore ” she said 105 .
“We promise!” we all said at once. And this time, all four of us really and truly did laugh together!
91．A．soft B．noisy C．beautiful D．sad
92．A．tune B．words C．singer D．writer
93．A．cloud B．rain C．snow D．wind
94．A．argued B．joked C．explained D．doubted
95．A．opinion B．honor C．direction D．turn
96．A．familiar B．special C．funny D．sweet
97．A．Generally B．Unluckily C．Hopefully D．Surprisingly
98．A．walking B．running C．swimming D．skating
99．A．greeted B．pointed C．called D．belonged
100．A．spread B．disappeared C．continued D．remained
101．A．take back B．work out C．put down D．go over
102．A．believed B．meant C．sensed D．got
103．A．hurt B．helped C．challenged D．admired
104．A．typical B．true C．cruel D．wonderful
105．A．angrily B．worriedly C．cheerfully D．excitedly
（2024·河南周口·一模）先通读短文，掌握其大意，然后从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个可以填入相应空白处的最佳答案。
Mr Hatch lived a lonely life. He walked alone to work every day, 106 ate his lunch in a corner. He never smiled. He hardly talked to anyone 107 his way home. In the evening he read a newspaper and went to bed early.
His life changed, 108 , one day when he got a heart-shaped 109 full of chocolate in the mail, along with a piece of paper that said, “Somebody 110 you.” At first, he couldn’t believe it, but as he read
the 111 , he began to laugh and dance around. The message opened his 112 to the power of love. Soon he found himself being 113 . He became a joy at work and began to 114 people in the neighborhood. As the days and weeks went by, his laughter, smiles, kindness, happiness and love 115 everyone around him.
Later, Mr Hatch found out that the heart-shaped box belonged to 116 else. It was a mistake. He felt sad and went back to his 117 ways. When his neighbors found out, however, they 118 not to lose the light he shared. They surprised him with a 119 and a long banner (条幅) that read: “Everybody Loves Mr Hatch.” Mr Hatch cried when he arrived at the party and knew that somebody loved him after all. Then he laughed, hugged his friends and felt 120 .
I think we all have a tiny bit of Mr Hatch in us. At times we all feel unloved and unlovable. However, somebody does love us. May the pages of your life story be full of love.
106．A．so B．or C．and D．but
107．A．in B．on C．at D．to
108．A．however B．instead C．anyway D．luckily
109．A．box B．bag C．present D．table
110．A．hates B．loves C．knows D．helps
111．A．introduction B．message C．decision D．information
112．A．mind B．eye C．hand D．heart
113．A．cheerful B．careful C．useful D．thankful
114．A．work out B．give out C．help out D．put out
115．A．turned B．held C．moved D．brought
116．A．nobody B．anybody C．everybody D．somebody
117．A．right B．good C．old D．full
118．A．explained B．decided C．asked D．promised
119．A．plan B．tool C．habit D．party
120．A．cool B．worried C．relaxed D．warm
（2020·湖北十堰·中考真题）Five years ago, my father and I had a serious disagreement. But we haven't 121 it since then. We avoid seeing each other 122 we had to at Christmas or other family gatherings.
But even then, we hardly spoke to each other.
So last Tuesday, when I got home, I 123 myself I was going to tell my father I loved him. It's strange, but just making that 124 seemed to lift a heavy storm off my chest.
I was so 125 that I could hardly sleep during the night. The next morning I went to 126 early. At 9:00 in the morning, I called my dad to ask 127 I could come over after work. He 128 .
At 5:30 in the afternoon I was at my parents' house ringing the 129 , praying that dad would 130 the door. I was afraid if mum answered that I would 131 and tell her 132 . Luckily, Dad did answer the door.
I didn't 133 any time—I took one step in the door and said, "Dad, I just came over to tell you that I love you."
Believe it or not, it seemed like a magic. Before my eyes, my father's face softened, the wrinkles (皱纹) seemed to 134 and he began to cry. He hugged me and said excitedly, "I LOVE YOU too, my dear son, but I've 135 been able to say it." Seeing this unforgettable sight, Mom walked by with tears in her eyes.
So my message to all of you is this: Don't wait to do the things you know need to be done. What if I had waited to tell my dad
121．A．remembered B．reached C．got D．solved
122．A．unless B．while C．as D．when
123．A．warned B．said C．told D．spoke
124．A．information B．decision C．instruction D．mistake
125．A．embarrassed B．moved C．surprised D．excited
126．A．museum B．market C．work D．sleep
127．A．what B．how C．whether D．why
128．A．disliked B．refused C．expected D．agreed
129．A．phone B．doorbell C．website D．car
130．A．answer B．reply C．leave D．shut
131．A．set up B．give up C．take up D．put up
132．A．instead B．rather C．yet D．still
133．A．take B．waste C．save D．spend
134．A．smile B．appear C．dance D．disappear
135．A．ever B．hardly C．never D．seldom
（2024·湖北武汉·二模）In February 2007, about two hundred paragliders (滑翔伞运动员) were in Australia to prepare for the World Championship. They included Ewa Wisnierska, a German paragliding champion (冠军) . One morning, as the 136 were getting ready to take off, they noticed that a terrible storm was coming. However, they decided to 137 . After all, these were the best paragliders in the world.
Unluckily, as they took off, the weather quickly became 138 . Ewa tried to get away from the storm, but two huge 139 came together and caught her.
The clouds pulled Ewa up inside the storm like a leaf in the 140 . She flew higher and higher, with lightning (闪电) and hailstones (冰雹) all around her. “I was 141 ,” she told reporters afterwards. “The last thing I 142 was that it was dark. I could hear lightning all around me.” She 143 to about 10,000 meters high and then lost all her 144 . At that height, the temperature was about -40℃.
After forty minutes, Ewa woke up. She was still inside the storm. It was dark and hailstones were flying past. They were as big as tennis balls. Finally, Ewa came out of the storm cloud and 145 towards a small farm and landed 146 . She fell to the ground, too 147 to call for help. When her team 148 her, she was 60 km away from the place where she took off. She was covered in ice—but 149 !
Ewa was sent off to 150 at once, but a few days later, she competed in the World Championship. “Flying is too fantastic to stop because of an accident,” she said.
136．A．runners B．competitors C．pilots D．winners
137．A．get up B．turn on C．carry on D．look up
138．A．colder B．cooler C．wetter D．worse
139．A．storms B．birds C．clouds D．hands
140．A．rain B．wind C．tree D．world
141．A．shaking B．falling C．dreaming D．smiling
142．A．decide B．repeat C．consider D．remember
143．A．turned B．drove C．returned D．rose
144．A．senses B．memories C．ways D．ideas
145．A．climbed B．walked C．headed D．swam
146．A．comfortably B．safely C．sadly D．secretly
147．A．proud B．nervous C．brave D．weak
148．A．served B．phoned C．reached D．visited
149．A．ahead B．alive C．asleep D．awake
150．A．treatment B．payment C．development D．movement
（2024·湖北武汉·二模）The bell rang. Jacob smiled and he was glad his math class was 151 . He took his lunch bag out of his backpack and looked inside. He blinked (眨眼). Beside his usual lunch, there was an envelope (信封). Jacob opened it and slid out a(n) 152 . It was of a suitcase. Jacob 153 what it meant.
The next day at lunchtime Jacob opened his bag. A new envelope peeked out. Inside was a tiny toy 154 . Now he was 155 ! When he got home, he asked his mother, “Are we taking a plane somewhere ” She just 156 at him, her eyes sparkling. “I guess it’s a mystery.” was the only 157 she gave him.
Over the next few days, Jacob 158 more: a small American flag, a leaf from a palm tree and 159 a juicy orange. Then one day, when he finally got to open his lunch bag, there was 160 in it except for his usual lunch. His heart sank. Maybe he had been wrong after all. Maybe there was no trip. He was very 161 .
Just before the end of the day, the school secretary handed Jacob a small box. “This is for you and 162 your mother outside.” He opened the box. A smile slid across his face. He 163 and pulled out a small black hat with two round mouse ears.
He hurried down to the main school doors. His mother and father were waiting there, with suitcases. “We’re going to Disney World, right ” Jacob could hardly control his excitement. “Mystery 164 .” laughed his mother. “Come on, we’ll head to the 165 !”
151．A．finished B．organized C．prepared D．changed
152．A．backpack B．photograph C．envelope D．lunch
153．A．realized B．requested C．wondered D．imagined
154．A．bag B．picture C．suitcase D．airplane
155．A．inspired B．amazed C．excited D．curious
156．A．laughed B．rushed C．smiled D．shouted
157．A．solution B．answer C．impression D．skill
158．A．found B．designed C．compared D．exchanged
159．A．even B．yet C．still D．again
160．A．everything B．nothing C．anything D．something
161．A．impressed B．frightened C．stressed D．confused
162．A．meet B．visit C．call D．challenge
163．A．checked out B．cleaned up C．reached in D．came along
164．A．improved B．explained C．appeared D．solved
165．A．class B．airport C．home D．school
（2024·湖北咸宁·二模）“That’s interesting.” Esther was talking excitedly with some girls last Friday. She took a quick look at me and left 166 alone there. I didn’t knew the exact reason but I did know right then that I had 167 my best friend.
After dinner that Friday, Dad asked, “Is Esther coming by tomorrow ”
I shrugged (耸肩) and said nothing.
The next morning, Mom asked, “Today is 168 , what are you and Esther going to do ” I shrugged again. “ 169 is Esther ”
Mom took a look at me. Then she said,“Will you take these fruits to Grandma, please ”
170 I walked down the street, a new girl in the neighborhood came towards me, smiling. But I just went 171 her.
Grandma welcomed me at the door with a warm hug.
Sitting on the sofa, I noticed a (an) 172 of kids in old-fashioned clothes on the table. Grandm a pointed at a girl with long curly hair.
“That’s Tina Lander,” she said. “My best friend. Until a week before we took this photo.” I was 173 at that and asked why.
“Tina and I were best friends in school. We did everything 174 . Then one day, she made new friends and said she didn’t want to 175 with me anymore. Nothing hurt more than that.”
I didn’t say anything. I couldn’t. I knew I’d start 176 if I opened my mouth.
Grandma hugged me again.“Honey, sometimes friends may 177 each other. It might happen to
anyone,” she continued. “Then, see him ” Grandma’s finger 178 to a boy with glasses in the photo. “He lived near me. When I was walking home by myself, I met this boy was, too, 179 I said ‘hello’. So we became friends.”
“So if we want to start a new friendship,” she smiled. “One 180 is all it took.”
As I was heading home, that girl appeared again. I went towards her and said, “Hello.”
166．A．it B．them C．me D．her
167．A．lost B．hurt C．forgotten D．beaten
168．A．Monday B．Friday C．Saturday D．Sunday
169．A．How B．What C．Which D．Who
170．A．When B．Before C．After D．Until
171．A．to B．past C．with D．against
172．A．card B．photo C．letter D．ad
173．A．sad B．angry C．pleased D．surprised
174．A．together B．outside C．differently D．quickly
175．A．make up B．come up C．hang out D．work out
176．A．singing B．laughing C．shouting D．crying
177．A．care about B．separate from C．look after D．worry about
178．A．moved B．connected C．took D．brought
179．A．so B．and C．or D．but
180．A．hug B．smile C．word D．question
（2024·湖北黄冈·二模）阅读短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
For years I went to school by bus, so I met many “familiar” strangers. We took the 181 bus but didn’t know each other’s names. The first time on the bus, I saw different faces, we met, greeted and cold faces 182 smiling faces. As days went on, we chatted like old 183 .
But I felt it 184 that I was unable to set up the same friendship with a silent girl in the front of the bus. Her old clothing 185 that she didn’t have much money, but she always took a cup of water for the driver. I guessed she was a kind girl. But 186 did she sit in silence instead of talking with us
Then, one evening, I got the answer. I walked to the park nearby and found the girl 187 alone under a tree, lonely and sad. I greeted her with the same warm smile 188 I had shown to her all these months, but this time her face turned 189 , then a shy smile appeared. As soon as she began her first words, I understood why she hadn’t spoken to us before. Talking was 190 for her.
I learned her 191 . Her parents worked hard somewhere. She lived with her disabled grandparents. She said, “I can’t express 192 very well. Most of the time, I can’t say what I want to say. I have no friends but...you always 193 me like an angel…so I also want to smile back.” That evening, we exchanged our 194 and said goodbye like old friends.
195 is the key to opening the door of heart. It can break the cold walls in front of us.
181．A．old B．same C．different D．broken
182．A．turned into B．turned off C．turned up D．turned down
183．A．brothers B．sisters C．classmates D．friends
184．A．a pity B．an idea C．an excitement D．an interest
185．A．knew B．told C．suggested D．understood
186．A．why B．when C．how D．who
187．A．playing B．crying C．sitting D．talking
188．A．who B．where C．whom D．that
189．A．black B．white C．red D．blue
190．A．relaxing B．hard C．easy D．interesting
191．A．idea B．thought C．story D．words
192．A．myself B．mine C．my D．me
193．A．talk to B．care about C．smile to D．listen to
194．A．clothes B．names C．books D．food
195．A．Love B．Help C．Smile D．Care
（2024·湖北·一模）
One spring morning, Mrs. Jones was in her garden with her grandson. She said, “Mike, I 196 to
plant some vegetables here. Are you going to help me ”
“Sure, Grandma, but could you tell me 197 you want to plant vegetables ” said Mike.
Mrs. Jones replied, “We can eat them when they are fully grown. But it will 198 a few months.”
Mike had no 199 of growing vegetables, so he asked in surprise, “A few months Why don’t we just go to the store and 200 some ”
“Dear, when I was your age, my parents taught me to plant vegetables. I got some life 201 from the farm work,” Mrs. Jones explained, “Planting is not a boring chore, but a(n) 202 activity. We can choose to plant our favorite vegetables and watch them grow up. More importantly, they taste 203 than those from stores.”
These words made Mike excited. “I can’t wait to try the interesting work, Grandma,” Mike said. 204 , they decided to plant potatoes and tomatoes.
The next day, Mrs. Jones and Mike started ploughing and sowing (耕种). It took them several hours to 205 the work. Seeing the hopeful garden, Mike felt pleased.
Mrs. Jones and Mike 206 the garden carefully. As time went on, the tomatoes and potatoes grew bigger, which made Mike understand the 207 of patience and hard work.
It was time to harvest (收获). Mike 208 lots of potatoes and tomatoes, and he shared some of them with his neighbors. Then he went home with the rest of the vegetables and 209 them to his grandma. Mrs. Jones used them to cook a dish. Mike tasted it and got a strong feeling of 210 .“No pains, no gains. For me, nothing can be more delicious than it!” Mike said happily.
196．A．hate B．prepare C．disagree D．learn
197．A．how B．where C．when D．why
198．A．cause B．waste C．take D．start
199．A．experience B．pressure C．chance D．pleasure
200．A．provide B．buy C．throw D．offer
201．A．habits B．ways C．hobbies D．skills
202．A．meaningless B．unfair C．enjoyable D．responsible
203．A．fresher B．drier C．sweeter D．worse
204．A．Normally B．Gradually C．Finally D．Simply
205．A．describe B．imagine C．manage D．complete
206．A．cleaned up B．took after C．looked after D．built up
207．A．importance B．symbol C．spirit D．success
208．A．caught B．picked C．bought D．borrowed
209．A．returned B．paid C．sold D．handed
210．A．kindness B．disappointment C．satisfaction D．sadness
（2024·湖北宜昌·一模）阅读短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
One of my earliest memories is playing “shops” with my granddad when I was 5 years old. After 211 school, I worked in a fruit shop, but I had no 212 to run my own shop back then.
Several years later, I got married. My husband Eric and I heard about a shop for sale in the nearby village. We had a look and decided to have a shop of our own. That was January 1973. Shop-keeping was 213 to us, so we often didn’t know what the 214 were asking for. But we soon learned.
You can tell how 215 it’s going to be by the weather. On wet days, there are very few people around, and when it’s snowy people want bread and milk, as they’re worried about being snowed in. When it’s 216 , everyone buys cold drinks and ice cream.
More people shop online nowadays, but they still come here for things 217 from their online order. I’ve kept up with technology and have a card reader, but the shop itself hasn’t changed much. Now, as I’m getting older, it’s open 218 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays.
Eric passed away 16 years ago, but I 219 considered closing the shop. I love it all—talking to the customers and getting 220 they want. There are customers who come in two or three times a day. Customers often tell me their 221 and I offer advice if I can.
It was the 50th birthday of the shop on January 13 this year. I wanted to do something 222 , so I held a party and had drinks and snacks with my customers. I also 223 a book about my memories in the shop. It’s 224 Just Ask Jenny.
This shop has been my life. I never 225 I’d still be here after 50 years, but I love it and the people. That’s what keeps me going.
211．A．leaving B．reaching C．visiting D．changing
212．A．choice B．reason C．decision D．idea
213．A．good B．new C．excited D．interested
214．A．market B．sellers C．users D．customers
215．A．common B．expensive C．cold D．busy
216．A．hot B．cold C．dry D．warm
217．A．appearing B．keeping C．missing D．producing
218．A．around B．about C．of D．from
219．A．always B．never C．seldom D．often
220．A．what B．how C．that D．which
221．A．examples B．questions C．problems D．matters
222．A．traditional B．historical C．educational D．special
223．A．read B．wrote C．borrowed D．learned
224．A．called B．said C．reported D．told
225．A．imagined B．guessed C．experienced D．worked
（2024·湖北荆州·一模）One day, two boys were fighting badly over a toy. Their father saw this, pulled 226 apart, and said, “Did you know 227 hunters (猎人) used to catch monkeys They would place a glass jar (罐子) with a small 228 on the ground. Then, inside the jar, they would put the monkeys’ favorite food.”
229 the children listened carefully, the father went on, “The hunters would come back, hiding somewhere, 230 for monkeys to come over.”
“When a monkey 231 the jar,” the father said, “it would reach inside, take the food, and try to pull it out. But here’s the 232 part: the small neck of the jar stopped the monkey 233 getting its hand out without giving up the food.”
“No matter how 234 the monkey pulled,” the father continued, “it couldn’t free its hand without giving up the food. But do you know what happened 235 ”
The children 236 their heads, asking, “What ”
The father replied, “The monkey only wanted to get its favorite 237 , never giving up.”
One child asked, “What happened to the monkey, Dad ”
With a smile, the father said, “The hunters would then come over and 238 the monkey, my dear.”
“So, my little sons, remember this story. In life, you must choose your battles (战斗) 239 . Know when to give up and when to move on. Just like the monkey, sometimes, it’s 240 to give up and find a better way to reach your dreams.”
226．A．it B．them C．us D．him
227．A．how B．what C．why D．where
228．A．head B．hand C．foot D．neck
229．A．As B．Before C．After D．Until
230．A．jumping B．running C．waiting D．caring
231．A．threw B．looked C．found D．showed
232．A．interesting B．clever C．stupid D．comfortable
233．A．to B．on C．in D．from
234．A．hard B．well C．badly D．fast
235．A．least B．once C．next D．first
236．A．nodded B．shook C．lifted D．turned
237．A．tail B．gun C．food D．jar
238．A．find B．stop C．leave D．catch
239．A．wisely B．loudly C．quietly D．hardly
240．A．worse B．better C．healthier D．clearer
（2024·湖北襄阳·一模）阅读短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
I grew up in a small town. There lived a man, Bob, who was good-natured (温和的) but not very 241 . Almost everyone there 242 him as a fool.
One day while I was sitting in the yard, Bob happened to pass by. I was about 12 years old then, and I thought if I 243 him like other adults in the town, it would make me feel grown up.
Bob chatted with me 244 . So I told him that my father had lost his job, and that my family got into trouble. Then I saw my friends laughing nearby. Inspired by this, I went on my 245 more excitedly. I made the 246 seem worse and worse. From his expression, I could know that I had him fooled 247 .
Bob was just making a hard living doing odd (偶尔的) jobs, 248 it seemed funny when he asked me if we needed any help. When I told him that we didn’t know if we would have enough to eat, he even took my words seriously, “You 249 boy!”
That night, I heard the door rattle (格格响) softly. I thought it was the wind blowing against the door, so I didn’t pay much 250 to it. Later, when I opened the door to go outside, I was surprised to find a box of food. All at once, I knew exactly who had done that.
Soon I told Dad the truth. Then a deep 251 fell between us. I feel so ashamed (羞愧的) that I wanted to 252 the food, but Dad would not let me do that. He said it would 253 Bob’s feelings.
It was hard for me to eat the food that day—I did not deserve (应该得到) the 254 but Bob did give us the best he had.
During those days, every time I was to 255 our dishes, my father would ask, “Are these from the gift box ”
241．A．honest B．patient C．silly D．smart
242．A．treated B．educated C．admired D．raised
243．A．punish B．trick C．greet D．care
244．A．wisely B．warmly C．angrily D．sadly
245．A．memory B．tour C．event D．lie
246．A．situation B．truth C．dream D．pattern
247．A．simply B．nearly C．secretly D．completely
248．A．but B．though C．so D．because
249．A．rich B．poor C．lucky D．fool
250．A．price B．attention C．money D．offer
251．A．noise B．music C．silence D．laugh
252．A．enjoy B．return C．share D．spread
253．A．follow B．increase C．protect D．hurt
254．A．praise B．present C．risk D．sign
255．A．try out B．come out C．lay out D．clean out
（2024·湖北武汉·一模）The power of attitude (态度的力量)!
“Look, it’s Baldy (秃头) !” A boy shouted to me on the playground. Although I was often insulted (侮辱) because of the scars (伤疤) on my head, it was 256 to hear.
When I was just 20 months old, I had an accident (事故) — a bowl full of hot oil fell on my head. My parents sent me to hospital at once and I had to stay there for weeks while the doctors tried their best to save my 257 . “It is very lucky for your daughter to be alive,” they told my mum and dad. “But she’ll be left with scars on her head, and of course her hair won’t 258 there.”
As a child, I 259 my scars very much, so I always wore a hat to cover them up when I left home. If I didn’t, people would call me terrible names like Baldy. One day, I took part in a children’s burns (烫伤) camp. There I made a friend, a 14-year-old girl, Mary. Her burns were a lot more serious than 260 . But she was so strong that she 261 showed any sadness. “You shouldn’t listen to what people talk about what you look like because we’re not 262 from anyone else.” She told me sincerely (真诚地) . “You don’t need to wear a hat because you look great too without it.” So later, at my 13th birthday party, I took off my 263 and showed off my scars. It felt amazing not having to hide (隐藏) away 264 my hat.
Now I am confident of what I look like and much happier because I know it is your attitude that tells 265 you truly are.
256．A．excited B．sad C．happy D．bored
257．A．head B．face C．scars D．life
258．A．grow B．add C．keep D．clean
259．A．asked about B．talked about C．cared about D．looked after
260．A．me B．her C．mine D．hers
261．A．always B．usually C．sometimes D．never
262．A．different B．far C．free D．safe
263．A．shoes B．hat C．coat D．sweater
264．A．before B．behind C．on D．without
265．A．which B．what C．who D．where
（2024·湖北武汉·一模）A few years ago my husband, my son and I were traveling to visit my cousins. It was about two or three in the morning, when it became clear that we were lost, the country road seemed to be going on
forever, and the 266 we traveled, the worse it seemed to get.
Finally we 267 a truck stop. So we pulled in and I got out of the car for 268 .
“Does anybody here know how to find Merridale Road ” I asked.
A very tired waitress looked up and said, “Lady, I haven’t got a clue.”
Since she was not 269 , I looked around at the customers. There, sitting nearby, were four of the toughest men I had ever seen in my life. Chains, Black leather. Skulls and crossbones (骷髅).
I immediately thought of my 270 in the car and what these characters might do to us.
“We know 271 you’re going,” one of them said cheerfully. “Not only that, but we’ll take you there.”
272 I could say no, they got up, paid their bill, and were outside on their motorcycles, gesturing (打手势) , “ 273 us!”
We started to follow them down the dark and quiet country roads.
After a few minutes, my son decided it was all 274 for us. “They’re taking us to a 275 place, and that will be the end,” he said uneasily. “I’m never going to see my school or my friends again. How can you do this to me ”
I 276 to my husband, “I don’t want to scare Jack, but he’s right. I am a bit 277 . It’s dark. The road is getting very lonely. And these people are tough. Maybe I did the 278 thing.”
“No kidding,” he replied. “We’re just going to have to trust that it’s going to be all right.”
About an hour later, after winding through endless back roads deep in the woods, they 279 to us to go left.
We looked up, and there was the sign for Merridale Road. They had put us on the right road after all. And then they waved good-bye and disappeared from view.
If I’ve learned anything on this crazy journey of mine, it’s that around every bend in the road, and at the end of even the darkest tunnel, there’s likely to be a company of 280 .
266．A．faster B．farther C．higher D．deeper
267．A．left B．called C．missed D．found
268．A．directions B．gas C．water D．time
269．A．helpful B．careful C．beautiful D．hopeful
270．A．maps B．bags C．family D．gifts
271．A．how B．where C．why D．what
272．A．If B．Since C．Because D．Before
273．A．Invite B．Show C．Follow D．Give
274．A．over B．right C．alone D．around
275．A．cool B．new C．safe D．lonely
276．A．whispered B．sounded C．watched D．smelled
277．A．annoyed B．excited C．frightened D．amazed
278．A．same B．bad C．funny D．wrong
279．A．greeted B．connected C．gestured D．hurried
280．A．angels B．friends C．partners D．relatives
（2024·湖北武汉·一模）Five years ago, I was a trail ride leader (越野领队) at a holiday farm in Victoria. My favorite horse was a warmblood called Holly. Aged seven, she was sweet-natured and well-trained; the only 281 with Holly was her lively imagination. I was often surprised by Holly’s reaction to be 282 by rabbits, the wind or even shadows (影子)—sometimes her own shadow!
One day, as we headed back from a ride on the beach, Holly and I were 283 the way over the hilly area. When we were following a trail through the trees, Holly suddenly 284 down and began to move her ears quickly. With care, she started to sniff (嗅) around and gave all the signals that she believed the “horse-eating monsters” were 285 . This made me a little worried.
At the bottom of the hill as we rounded a corner, Holly stopped and stood 286 . I followed her stare to the path (小路) ahead. There, sunning itself in the middle, was a brown snake! This time it was my 287 to get scared—I was on a 288 horse, leading a group of eight inexperienced pre-teen riders!
Unexpectedly, Holly just 289 herself firmly (稳稳地), ears forward. With the snake in her 290 , she looked so calm!
I’ve heard that horses have a better sense of 291 than dogs, but I hadn’t seen it shown before that moment. 292 , while we waited in reality for just a second or two—but for what felt like a century—the snake awoke and glided off into the bush (灌木丛). Holly then 293 , guiding the horses with more care.
It was at that moment that I realized this: Holly had been so watchful just because she was 294 for the safety of us all. Following in the serious footsteps of the lead horse, not one of the other horses showed any fear, not a single horse went wrong and 295 of us got hurt.
281．A．pride B．problem C．sign D．record
282．A．fascinated B．promised C．frightened D．treated
283．A．leading B．following C．pushing D．riding
284．A．slowed B．escaped C．sped D．rushed
285．A．dead B．close C．absent D．alone
286．A．shyly B．actively C．joyfully D．uneasily
287．A．chance B．turn C．lesson D．rule
288．A．cheerful B．strong C．brave D．nervous
289．A．planted B．welcomed C．reflected D．prevented
290．A．opinion B．age C．sight D．honor
291．A．direction B．hearing C．taste D．smell
292．A．Thankfully B．Undoubtedly C．Unluckily D．Normally
293．A．put off B．set off C．cut off D．gave off
294．A．thirsty B．available C．responsible D．painful
295．A．each B．neither C．either D．none
（2024·湖北武汉·一模）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Eva sat in a quiet corner at the library. With her textbook open in front of her, she tried to make sense of all the practice questions for the 296 test. For example, “In what year did England defeat (击败) the Spanish Armada ” It’s...It’s...she didn’t know! How she wished that the test were on poetry (诗歌)! Eva 297 poetry and its rhyming (押韵的) expression.
She dropped her head to the book and buried her face in the pages. “Impossible!”
“Hi, Eva! Want to 298 together ” Annie from her class asked while sitting with dozens of index cards (索引卡) and some colored pencils in front of her.
Eva gave a 299 look. “I thought you were studying history.”
“This is 300 I study,” Annie said, “I like art, and the doodles (涂鸦) help me recall 301 . Sometimes memorization isn’t enough, and I have to get 302 . But right now, I’m having 303 with this question ‘What would you call someone who lives in Flanders ’,” She pointed to a question she’d written
on the front of an index card.
After 304 the answer “Fleming” to the question, an idea came into Eva’s head. If Annie could use her artistic skills to review, then why couldn’t she use her own love of poetry She said aloud, “See the flamingo (火烈鸟) home to Flanders!”Annie 305 at her.
“Flamingo What does a flamingo have to do with it ” She paused. “See the flamingo home...See the Fleming go home to Flanders. Yes! It’s 306 . A Fleming lives in Flanders. Bingo!” Annie used a pink colored pencil to draw a flamingo on the back of the index card.
“Hey, that was pretty 307 .”
“Thanks.” Eva smiled. She looked down and repeated the when question “In what year did England defeat the Spanish Armada ”
“It was 1588,” Annie answered, reading from the book faster than Eva this time. “But how can I even draw that 308 are hard.”
Eva excitedly wrote something down, then 309 it to Annie. “1588 made England celebrate. And we could show that with steak and cake.”
“Wow, it sounds like a poem!” said Annie.
Suddenly, studying didn’t seem so 310 after all.
296．A．English B．history C．art D．poetry
297．A．needed B．missed C．loved D．praised
298．A．talk B．play C．draw D．study
299．A．friendly B．worried C．confused D．lovely
300．A．why B．how C．when D．what
301．A．facts B．opinions C．causes D．results
302．A．creative B．active C．helpful D．careful
303．A．time B．fun C．trouble D．shame
304．A．looking up B．thinking over C．working out D．writing down
305．A．laughed B．stared C．pointed D．called
306．A．typical B．difficult C．correct D．rhyming
307．A．easy B．cool C．popular D．real
308．A．Dates B．Places C．Events D．Names
309．A．donate B．explain C．read D．leave
310．A．interesting B．simple C．impossible D．strange
（2024·湖北恩施·一模）When I entered middle school, Mr. Jackson taught us 311 . On the first day of class, he gave us a talk about an animal called “wampus”. He told us that the wampus lived on the earth millions of years ago during the Ice Age and died out because of the change of climate. We all listened carefully and took 312 of everything he said. Later we had a 313 .
When the exam paper was 314 to me, I was surprised and sad. There was a big red “×” through each of my answers. I failed. But how come 315 , on the test paper, I had written down what Mr. Jackson said in class.
Then I realized that no one 316 the exam at all. What had happened
“Very simple,” Mr. Jackson explained. “I had 317 all that story about the wampus. There had never been any such animal, so the information in your notes was not correct. Do you expect to get 318 marks for incorrect answers ”
There was no need to say we were 319 . What kind of test was this What kind of teacher was he
How could we believe he gave us so much information about an animal that had not been there at all How was it possible for us students to 320 what the teacher taught us
“The zeros on your papers will be 321 in your grade books,” he said. 322 he did it.
Through this experience, Mr. Jackson hoped that we would learn something. Teachers and books are not always 323 . In fact, no one is. He told us not to let our mind go to sleep. Instead, we should keep thinking all the time and speak up 324 we think there are mistakes in our teachers’ words or in books.
We should develop the habit of doubting and the ability to decide by ourselves. What a special 325 he gave us!
311．A．math B．history C．science D．physics
312．A．messages B．notes C．supports D．steps
313．A．discussion B．question C．plan D．test
314．A．returned B．directed C．compared D．added
315．A．Luckily B．Therefore C．Unfortunately D．Anyway
316．A．passed B．refused C．completed D．failed
317．A．took up B．made up C．turned up D．put up
318．A．useful B．high C．exact D．low
319．A．sad B．glad C．relaxed D．angry
320．A．forget B．repeat C．doubt D．believe
321．A．collected B．recorded C．described D．circled
322．A．Or B．But C．So D．And
323．A．interesting B．right C．active D．efficient
324．A．if B．unless C．until D．before
325．A．report B．promise C．model D．lesson
（2024·湖北孝感·一模）Once upon a time, there was a little boy who grew in an orphanage.
The little boy had always wished that he could 326 like a bird, it was very 327 for him to understand why he couldn’t fly.
“Why can’t I ” he 328 , “Is there something wrong with me ” There was an other little boy who had something wrong with his 329 , he had always wished that he could walk and run like other little boys and girls.
One day, the little orphan boy 330 the orphanage, he walked a long way to a 331 where he saw the little crippled boy playing in the sandbox.
He ran over to the little boy and ask him 332 he had ever wanted to fly “No.” said the little crippled boy, but I have wondered what it would be like to walk and run like other boys and girls.
“That is very 333 .” said the little boy who wanted to fly. “Do you think we could be friends ” he said to the little boy in the sandbox.
“ 334 !” said the little boy.
The two little boys played for hours, they made sand the castles and made really funny sounds with their mouths. The funny sounds made them laugh really hard and 335 . Then the little crippled boy’s father came with a wheelchair to 336 his son. The little orphan boy run over to the boy’s father and whispered something into his ear.
“That would be OK,” said the man.
The little orphan boy ran over to his 337 friend and said, “You’re my only friend and I wish that
there was something that I could do to make you walk and run like other little boys and girls. 338 I can’t. However, there is something that I can do for you. “The little orphan boy turned around and told his new friends to slide up 339 his back. He then began to run across the grass faster and faster he ran, carrying the little crippled boy on his back. Faster and harder he ran across the park. Soon the 340 just went across the two little boys’ faces.
326．A．walk B．fly C．run D．jump
327．A．difficult B．easy C．interesting D．important
328．A．laughed B．smiled C．wondered D．listened
329．A．legs B．arms C．cars D．hands
330．A．traveled towards B．ran away from C．stayed at D．went around
331．A．park B．laboratory C．store D．school
332．A．why B．where C．if D．how
333．A．lucky B．active C．happy D．sad
334．A．No B．Pardon C．Sure D．Probably
335．A．softly B．happily C．sadly D．quickly
336．A．take up B．look up C．put up D．pick up
337．A．old B．new C．proud D．poor
338．A．So B．And C．Or D．But
339．A．onto B．into C．through D．at
340．A．cloud B．sun C．rain D．wind
（2024·湖北十堰·一模）阅读短文，从每个小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
It was a beautiful spring day in a forest in ancient China. High up in a tree, a mother bird was watching 341 six baby birds come out of the eggs. Five of them were strong.
They chirped (啾啾) 342 . But the last one that came out was not strong at all. This little one 343 Little Six. He was 344 and quiet. He was not fast enough to get the worms (虫子). Mama Bird brought back. Little Six ate 345 food, so he was always hungry. And he didn’t like that.
Little Six didn’t have a strong 346 , but he had a strong will. He believed 347 he would get stronger. He decided to do exercise and flap (拍动) his wings every day.
Every morning, Little Six got up before the sun came up. When his brothers and sisters woke, Little Six had finished all his 348 . Morning after morning, he practiced 349 his wings, and they were getting stronger and stronger. He always got the first worms Mama Bird brought back home.
All through the spring, Little Six woke up 350 than his brothers and sisters. Week after week, he worked harder than they did. He 351 eat big meals and did not go hungry anymore.
After a couple of months, all the baby birds grew well. Mama Bird brought them together and 352 them to fly. 353 everyone’s surprise, Little Six was the first to start flying!
“Chirp! Chirp! 354 me!” Little Six cried 355 while his brothers and sisters still fought hard, trying to fly up.
341．A．she B．her C．hers D．herself
342．A．lowly B．completely C．loudly D．carefully
343．A．called B．was calling C．was called D．were called
344．A．tired B．sleepy C．healthy D．weak
345．A．little B．few C．much D．many
346．A．brain B．body C．heart D．memory
347．A．what B．why C．when D．that
348．A．sports B．achievements C．problems D．developments
349．A．flap B．to flap C．flapping D．flapped
350．A．early B．earlier C．earliest D．the earliest
351．A．could B．might C．should D．must
352．A．compared B．discussed C．taught D．let
353．A．In B．To C．For D．At
354．A．Look at B．Look for C．Look after D．Look back
355．A．happy B．happier C．happiness D．happily
（21-22九年级上·江苏宿迁·期末）
Helping Others is Helping Yourself
Have you ever had anything unforgettable between you and your neighbors Do you usually get along well 356 your neighbors When I was young, I heard our neighbor, a retired（退休的）doctor 357 lost his wife. He had a 358 illness which many doctors didn’t meet. He was 359 for a long time and didn’t feel hopeful. He had the finest garden full of different kinds of flowers. People could 360 the beautiful flowers from the street when they passed by. I used to think there wasn’t a 361 that he did grow.
Our neighbor 362 near us, but we knew him little. We never communicated with him before. We just said hello to him as we walked past his 363 on the way to the city park. I was sure he was 364 because I saw his sad look on his face. 365 I decided to help him smile as well as cheer him up. After school, I would go to his house and 366 him. He told me all about his flowers. On rainy 367 , I also went to his house to chat with him and let him not feel lonely.
I sang and danced, and he would clap 368 hands and say “Great!” For me, it was a perfect stage. Looking back, he might think that this torture（折磨）was nearly ending.
I thought I could help him smile, but he 369 encouraged me a lot. I learned 370 to deal with difficulties and became happy again by helping him. In a word, helping others is helping yourself.
356．A．of B．for C．with D．in
357．A．which B．who C．whom D．what
358．A．strange B．usual C．common D．similar
359．A．lucky B．glad C．tired D．sad
360．A．see B．buy C．pick D．carry
361．A．tree B．flower C．grass D．plant
362．A．worked B．stood C．taught D．lived
363．A．classroom B．house C．office D．station
364．A．angry B．thirsty C．lonely D．helpful
365．A．Or B．So C．But D．Though
366．A．point at B．look after C．talk with D．give up
367．A．seconds B．hours C．days D．months
368．A．her B．their C．its D．his
369．A．too B．also C．very D．then
370．A．how B．what C．when D．why
（2024·湖北孝感·一模）It was my first day at school and I was half-excited and half-afraid. On my way to school, I 371 what questions the other boys would ask me. And I practiced all the 372 . I am nine years old. I was born here but I left London when I was two. I came back two months ago. I also wondered if it was the rule for the boys to fight 373 like me, but I was tall for my age. I hoped they would not really risk it.
No one took 374 of me before class. I stood on the playground, expecting someone to say “hello”, but no one 375 to me.
There were 42 boys in the class, so I didn’t stand out 376 the first lesson in the afternoon. Our teacher Mr. Jones asked several boys if they knew Charles Dickens’ birthplace, but 377 could give a correct answer. When Brian, the biggest in the class said “Timbuktu (遥远的地方)”, all the class laughed, and Mr. Jones got very 378 . Then he asked me. I said “Portsmouth” and this brought everyone a 379 . Jones said I was right. Of course this didn’t make me very 380 . “He thinks he’s clever.” I heard Brian say.
After that, we went out to play football. I was in Brian’s team, and he clearly had “Dickens” in mind 381 he asked me to go in goal (守球门). No one wanted to be the goalkeeper.
“He’s big enough and useless enough.” Brian said when someone asked him why he decided to 382 me.
When a boy in the other team kicked the ball hard to my right, I threw myself down 383 and saved it. All my team crowded around me. My knees were badly hurt. Brian 384 (手帕) and handed it to me.
“Do you want to 385 my team ” he asked sincerely.
At the end of the day, I was no longer a stranger.
371．A．discussed B．wondered C．explained D．shared
372．A．secrets B．habits C．answers D．results
373．A．strangers B．parents C．friends D．teachers
374．A．plan B．control C．notice D．rest
375．A．agreed B．reported C．told D．spoke
376．A．until B．from C．after D．since
377．A．anybody B．everybody C．somebody D．nobody
378．A．relaxed B．afraid C．angry D．nervous
379．A．promise B．surprise C．role D．joke
380．A．active B．popular C．brave D．safe
381．A．but B．or C．because D．though
382．A．follow B．refuse C．encourage D．choose
383．A．quietly B．carefully C．loudly D．quickly
384．A．took out B．took up C．took off D．took down
385．A．leave B．join C．change D．introduce
（2023九年级·全国·专题练习）阅读下面短文，掌握大意，然后从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
One day, Miriam got a letter along with a watermelon seed from Uncle Esai. The letter said:
Miriam,
This is a magic seed for you. Plant it, and it will grant 386 three wishes. Remember to be patient: the world has its own rhythm.
Uncle Esai
Miriam thought, “A magic seed Maybe it’s Uncle Esai’s 387 , but why not have a try ” She planted the seed in the yard, and made her 388 wish, “I want the watermelon to grow as big as a mountain!”
The next morning, Miriam was very 389 to see a huge watermelon in the yard. She couldn’t believe it. “I must 390 it at once!” She hurried to cut the watermelon, but it was too hard. She became angry. “This is a silly watermelon! I don’t want it!”
Immediately the fruit became a seed again. Miriam 391 her second wish had been granted. “Humph!
This is not fun!” she cried.
A few days later, Miriam found Uncle Esai’s 392 and read it again. She stopped when she saw the words “be patient”. How could she forget it She rushed out of the door and 393 ran to the yard to find the seed. This time, she promised she would make the best use of the third wish.
She thought for a while. “I hope my 394 could spend more time together.” But her parents needed to work. How could the seed help Although it seemed impossible, she still decided to 395 the seed with patience.
Miriam got some information about 396 to plant a watermelon, and then followed the steps carefully. When the seed turned into a normal-sized watermelon, she 397 it with her friends and neighbours. Everybody liked its taste.
Miriam’s family got the seeds 398 the watermelon and planted more afterwards. They were so delicious that the neighbours offered to buy some. The watermelons brought extra money 399 Miriam’s parents didn’t have to be away for work as much. They had more family time.
Miriam finally knew what Uncle Esai meant—be patient, and life will be as 400 as a watermelon!
386．A．me B．you C．him D．her
387．A．rule B．joke C．choice D．example
388．A．first B．second C．third D．fourth
389．A．bored B．afraid C．relaxed D．surprised
390．A．eat B．wash C．climb D．draw
391．A．heard B．explained C．realised D．imagined
392．A．book B．postcard C．letter D．newspaper
393．A．calmly B．carefully C．politely D．quickly
394．A．class B．family C．teachers D．neighbours
395．A．put away B．talk to C．look after D．search for
396．A．how B．why C．when D．where
397．A．watered B．protected C．watched D．shared
398．A．for B．from C．behind D．beside
399．A．so B．if C．but D．unless
400．A．new B．big C．sweet D．quiet
（2024·湖北·一模）It’s never an easy job to look after a pet. So instead of trying hard for their pets, some people give up 401 their pets. This was exactly what had

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