2023年北京中考英語(yǔ)復(fù)習(xí)（三年真題+一二模+名校題）2 完形填空

2023年中考英語(yǔ)逆襲沖刺（三年真題熱門考點(diǎn)提煉+名校最新模擬速遞）專訓(xùn)

專題02完形填空

三年真題熱門考點(diǎn)提煉

A

（2022?北京?統(tǒng)考中考真題）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)。

OurChristmasGoose

OnacoldmorningthatDecember,mybrotherRickandIweresenttoUncleTommie,sontheothersideofLittle

MountaintogetagooseforChristmasdinner.Thislongjourneyoverthemountainwashardbutworthit.

Thatmorning,darkcloudswerecomingtogetheroverhead.Iknewitwasgoingtosnowonthe1.

Whenwearrived,UncleTommiewasalreadywaitingforus."BoyS,I'mnot2youOfvhesaid,??butthewind

ispickingup.You,dbettergetthegooseandheadforhomesoon.”

Afteraquickthank-youandgoodbye?tookthegooseandweleft.Halfwayupthemountain,itbegantosnowheavily.

Iheldthegoose3tome.

BythetimeWereachedthetopofthemountain,itshowedmoreheavily.Andthewindseemedtoblowstraight

throughmycoat.IsteppedinfrontofRick.?tYoumustbecold.Openyourcoat!^^

“Areyoucrazy?^^Rickasked.4?I,lllosewhatlittlewarmthIhave!”WhenhesawIwas4,heslowlyopened

hiscoat.

?placedthewarmgooseinsidehiscoat.Ricksighedhappily（舒了口氣）.Myplanwas5.

Onthewaydown,Istartedtoshiver（發(fā)抖）.Ricksaid.ttDave.it?yourturnnow.”

Hepassedmethegoose.Foralongmoment,Ijuststoodand6myfreezing（冰冷的）handsonhisbody.We

passedthegoosebackandforth（來(lái)回地）betweenusalltheway.Finally,Wegothome.

Sittingatthetable,weexplainedhowthegoosekeptusfromfreezing.??Wecan,thavehimfordinner!Thisgoose

helped7ourlives,,,Isaid.

Later,wenamedthegooseCharleyandhelivedouthislifeintheyard,bossingaroundthechickensandanothergoose

weboughttokeephimcompany.Alifeasthemostimportantbirdwasfittingforour8.

1.A.mountainB.islandC.lakeD.beach

2.A.payingB.rushingC.showingD.calling

3.A.lightlyB.secretlyC.highD.close

4.A.frightenedB.regretfulC.seriousD.surprised

5.A.workingB.continuingC.improvingD.changing

6.A.raisedB.driedC.warmedD.examined

7.A.spareB.saveC.treasureD.give

8.A.leaderB.bossC.guideD.hero

（2021?北京?統(tǒng)考中考真題）

ThePictureofPeace

WhenMikewasseven,heknewhisdreamwastobeaphotographer.Hekeptworkingonitforyears.Recently,he

wastryingtotakeapictureofasunset（日落）toentertheschool9competition.

“Mom,ithasbeencloudythesedays,?don,tthinkIcangetthispicture!,,Mikecomplained.

“Whynotuseoneofyourphotosonthecomputer?^^suggestedMom.

“Ican,t—therulessaythephotoshavetobetakenwithatraditionalcamera.Wehandinarolloffilm,itgets

developed（沖洗膠卷），andwe10onephotoforthecompetition.,,

“Whyisasunsetsoimportant?,,Momasked.

“TheJofthecompetitionispeace,,,Mikeexplained,44andIfeelmostpeacefulseeingasunset.^^

Zach,hissix-year-oldbrothercameoutofthebedroom.?ζHey,youwanttotakeapictureofme?Look!”Heputboth

armsoverhishead.

“Notrightnow,^^saidMike,laughing.

Thatveιyafternoon,Mikefeltexcitedwhenhesawclearskies.HecarefullylineduphisShOt（鏡頭）andwaited

12tillthesunreachedtheground.

??That,sit!Perfect!,,heshoutedcheerfully.

Thenextmorning,Mikenoticedhecouldtakeonemorepicturetocompletetherolloffilm,sohewalkedintoZach,s

room.Zachwas13quietlywithateddybearunderhisarm.Mikedidn,twakeZachup,andcarefullytooka

pictureofhim.

Aweeklater,Mikegotthephotos.Thesunsetpicturewastheonehewasmost14tosee.Thereitwas!It

wasasnearlyperfectasMikehadexpected.

Then,helookedthroughtheotherphotos.Suddenly,hestopped.Hiseyebrows（眉毛）roseashe15the

photoofZach.Helookedbackatthephotoofthesunset,whichseemedlessperfectnow.He16thetwochoices.

Finally,hedecidedtohandinthephotoofZachforthecompetition.

9.A.violinB.tennisC.photoD.chess

10.A.chooseB.collectC.describeD.design

11.A.prizeB.topicC.resultD.purpose

12.A.politelyB.bravelyC.hopefullyD.secretly

13.A.playingB.readingC.writingD.sleeping

14.A.afraidB.eagerC.surprisedD.confused

15.A.studiedB.sharedC.copiedD.fixed

16.A.changedB.offeredC.acceptedD.weighed

C

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（2020?北京?統(tǒng)考中考真題）

Attheendofmyfirstyearofhighschool,Irealized?neededtofindasummerjob.?wastiredofhavingtoaskmy

parentsfor17.Iwantedtogototheshoppingcenterormovieswithfriendswithouthavingtoaskfor$20from

myparents.IimaginedhavingajobatastoreoratasummercampwhereIcouldplaygameswithchildren.Butwhat

actuallyhappenedwas18.TheonlyjobImanagedtofindwascleaninguptablesatalocalrestaurant.

Atfirst,theideaofclearingtablesupsetme.Thethoughtofgettingupatdawn（黎明）togocleanupafterpeoplemade

me19everaskingforajob.Thefirstdaywasterriblybusy.Iwasrunningaround,racingtogetatablereadyforthe

waitingcustomers,?'llneverforgethow20Ifeltthatday,butI'llalsoneverforgetsittingdownforlunchwithmy

co-workersforthefirsttime.Peoplemyageortenyearsolderallsattogetherandtalkedabouttheirdays.AllofasuddenI

wasapartofthat,anditfeltgoodtobeso21.

Γvenowworkedattherestaurantforalmostoneyear.I,velearnedtobehappyaboutgettingupsoearly,becauseI

knowthere'regoingtobeafewgood22everydaythere.

Fromstartingthereasashystudent,I'vebeenabletogrowintoapersonthatcangoupand23anyone,atwork

oranywhereelse.I'malsonotasSenSitiVe（敏感的）asIusedtobe-gettinganimpolitecustomermightmakemefeelbad,

butverysoonIcanlaughitoffwithmyco-workers.Thelittlejobhasgivenmesomuch,andIcan,twaittogobackand

continueto24frommyexperience.

17.A.foodB,moneyC.attentionD.advice

18.A.excitingB.encouragingC.confusingD.disappointing

19.A.forgetB.enjoyC.regretD.imagine

20.A.tiredB?happyC.curiousD.relaxed

21.A.lovedB.missedC.neededD.included

22.A.dishesB.choicesC.momentsD.customers

23.A.findB?greetC.pushD.stop

24.A.growB-standC.restD.hide

名校最新模擬速遞

A

（2022?北京海淀?清華附中?？既＃㊣almostmessedup“bigtime”.

My5-year-oldsonandIwerecomingbackfromschoolwhenwesawa（n）]manonthesideoftheroad.I

wantedtogivethemansomemoney,but1didn,thaveanyCaSh（現(xiàn)金）.MysonJustusnoticedthemanaswell.Andthenit

happened...

Justusinsistedongivingthemanthe30centshehadinhispocket.Iwasmorethanhappythathewantedtodothis

with2.ButhonestlyIwashesitant（猶豫不決的），Ididn,twanttogivethismanwhoclearlyneededallthehelp

hecouldget,just30cents.Myownprideandthoughtsofthehomelessman,sunknownreaction（反應(yīng)）to3just

twocoinswerestandingintheway.

IquicklyrealizedthatIwastheonlyprobleminthissituation.Ialmosttoldmysonwhathehadwasn,tenoughbymy

inaction.Ialmostshowedhimthatwhathesawasagoodthing,andwasinfactagoodthing,wasn,tgoodenoughtomake

a4insomeone,slife.Ialmosttaughthimthatpridewasmoreimportantthanhelpinganotherhuman.Thank

goodnessIquicklydroppedthatfoolishness.

?thenrolleddownthewindowandsaid,4tΓmsorry,man.Idon,thaveanycashonme,butmysonbackherewantsto

giveyoueverythinghe5rightnow.Hejustturnedfive.^^

Thesmileonthatman,sfacelitupthecrossroadandhesaidtoJustus,??Thankyousomuch!^^

Theonlythingthat6thebrightnessofthatstranger,ssmileafterthatmomentwas...thebiggersmileonmy

boy,sface!

Ialsobelievedthatachainreactionof7startedbehindusthatday,asotherpeoplerolleddowntheir

windowstohelphim,too.

Mylittleboy,withouteven8it,remindedmeonceagainbyhisactionsthatitwasalwaysabouttheheart.It

doesn'tmatterhowmuchyouhaveorhowlittle;givinginloveandsincerityisveryimportant.

1.A.oldB.strangeC.ordinaryD.homeless

2.A.joyB.su?priseC.curiosityD.patience

3.A.losingB.receivingC.keepingD.finding

4.A.promiseB.decisionC.differenceD.wish

5.A.believesB.wantsC.hasD.knows

6.A.matchedB.lightenedC.explainedD.described

7.A.confidenceB.kindnessC.trustD.courage

8.A.refusingB.recognizingC.rememberingD.realizing

（2022?北京海淀?北京市八一中學(xué)?？家荒＃〢tschool,somestudentsoftenmimicked（模仿）thewayAmywalked.

Amywasreallytiredofit.Shecouldn,thelpthinkingaboutteasing（嘲笑）fromsomestudents.Eveninaclassroomfullof

otherstudents,teasingmadeherfeel9.

Hermotherknewthatthingswerenotgoingwellatschoolthesedays.Oneday,shesaidtoAmy,??There,saNewYear

10Competitionontheradio.Writealettertotheorganizer,andyoumightwinaprize.^^ThenAmywrotealetter

quietlyasfollows.

DearSir/Madam,MynameisAmy.Ihavea11atschool.Canyouhelpme?Kids

laughatmebecauseofthewayIwalkandrun.Ihavecerebralpalsy（腦癱）.Ijustwantoneday

thatnoonelaughsatmeormakesfunofme.

Love,

Amy

WhenAmy,sletterarrivedattheradiostation,themanagernamedLeeTobinreaditcarefully.Heknewcerebralpalsy

wasamuscleillnesswhichmight12mostofAmy,sschoolmatesbecausetheyknewlittleaboutit.Hethoughtit

wouldbenecessaryforthepeopleinFortWaynetohearaboutthisspecialgirlandherunusualwish.Mr.Tobincalledup

thelocalnewspaperandAmy,sstory13soonafterthat.

DuringthatunforgettableNewYearholiday,overtwothousandpeoplefromallovertheworldsentAmylettersof

friendshipand14her.Sherealizedthatnoteasingcouldevermakeherfeellonelyagain.

Manypeople,whohadthesameexperience,thankedAmyforacting15tospeakup.Othersencouragedher

toignore（無(wú)視）teasingandtocarryherheadhigh.

Amydid16herwishofaspecialdaywithoutteasingatherschool.Actually,teachersandstudentstalked

togetherabouthowbadteasingcouldmakeothersfeel.Amytaughteveryoneanunforgettablelesson.

9.A.lonelyB.gladC.hopefulD.ill

10.A.GiftB.StarC.WishD.Song

11.A.planB?chanceC.mistakeD.problem

12.A.frightenB.confuseC.interruptD.hurt

13.A.endedB.spreadC.continuedD.developed

14.A.missedB.refusedC.supportedD.questioned

15.A.carelesslyB.blindlyC.bravelyD.curiously

16.A.getB.makeC.expectD.describe

C

（2022?北京?模擬預(yù)測(cè)）Atsixyearsold,Idreamedofbecominganartist.Mymomknewthis,soshegavemesome

17.Theyquicklybecamemytreasure.

Unfortunately,Emily,mylittlesister,thoughttheywereverygood,too.Forthreedays,shewouldasktoplaywithmy

markers.Finally,she18asking,andIwasabletoleavetheminmyroomwhenIwenttoschool,certainthatshe

wouldn,tentermyroom.

ButwhenIgothomefromschool,Isawmymarkersweren,twhereIhadleftthem.Myrainbow-coloredtreasures

weregone!

?19thehouseforEmily,thinkingthatshemighthavesomethingtodowiththeirdisappearance.Ifoundherin

thebasementandshewasdrawingsomethingwithmymarkers.Istarted20ather,grabbed（4R起）themarkers-at

leasttheonesIcouldreach-andranbackuptomyroom,shuttingthedoorwithaIoudnoisebehindme.Isatthereforat

leasthalfanhour.

21,1heardEmily,sfootstepscoiningupthestairs.Inoticedafolded（折疊的）pieceofpaperbeingpushed

underthedoor.

Onceitreachedmysideofthedoor,Ipickeditup.AsIreadthewordswrittenonthecover,my22quickly

disappeared,andtearsbegantowellupinmyeyes.Onthefrontofthepaperinrainbowcolorswerethewords“BestSister,?

InsidewasapictureEmilyhaddrawnofherselfofferingmealatebirthdaygift.

Emilyusedmymarkerstomakesomething23forme.Itmademerealizethegreatest24ofallisthe

loveyouhaveforyourfamily-andthelovetheyhaveforyou.

?openedthedoor,reachedouttoEmilyandgaveherabighug.

17.A.brushesB.erasersC.markersD.crayons

18.A.stoppedB.hatedC.regrettedD.risked

19.A.cleanedB.leftC.openedD.searched

20.A.shoutingB.laughingC.noddingD.waving

21.A.ImmediatelyB.FinallyC.LuckilyD.Naturally

22.A.fearB.worιyC.angerD.confusion

23.A.funnyB.usefulC.popularD.special

24.A.surpriseB?treasureC.attractionD.success

D

(2022?北京海淀?101中學(xué)校考模擬預(yù)測(cè))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)。

KevinBarberwasjust15yearsoldwhenhehadanideathatwouldchangedowntownSanDiego.Hismother,Dr.

CarolynBarber,workedinabusyemergencyroomandwouldcomehomewithstoriesaboutthehomeless25she

hadtreatedthere.

“Weweretryingtofigureoutiftherewassomekindofworkprogramorsomethingthatwecoulddoforthehomeless

insteadofjusttreatingthemwithmedicines,,,Dr.Barbersaid.

Onenight,BarberfoundaTEDTalk26"Apracticalwaytohelpthehomelessfindworkandsafety".TheTalk

drewBarber,sattention.Afterdoingsomemoreresearch,hestartedhisownversionoftheprograminSanDiegocalled

WheelsofChange.Thenon-profit,whichhestartedatage16,offersemploymenttothoseinneed,helpskeepthecityclean

andworksto27homelessness.

Atthebeginning,gettingWheelsofChangemovingwasn,t28.Andtomakehisdreamareality,Barber

neededtofindanorganizationtopartnerwith.TheobviouschoicewasAlphaProject,aSanDiego-basednon-profit

organization.

Manystudents,withthe29ofintentions,volunteeredtoworkonhomelesscauses.However,mostofthem

were30awaywhentheymettheirfirsthomelesspersonwithseverementalillness.ButBarberkeptshowingup

athisofficeandsharedencouragingwordswitheveιyonehecameacross.

Now,WheelsofChangeemploys20homelesspeopleaday,whoarepaid$52incashattheendoftheirfour-hour

shift(withalunchbreakinthemiddle).Workerssaythemoneythatthey,veearnedhasmadeabig31.

“Itmakesyoufeellikeyou,reacitizenagain,,,saidLouisVarga,whoworksforWheelsofChange.Otherworkers

haveusedthemoneytopayforcollegeclassesortransportationcosts.

Sometimes,justalittle32_canturnalifearound.

25.A.volunteersB.childrenC.patientsD.employees

26.A.discoveredB.praisedC.reviewedD.titled

27.A.leadB.endC.startD.treat

28.A.beneficialB.usefulC.easyD.tough

29.A.bestB.worstC.leastD.most

30.A.scaredB.putC.runD.given

31.A.progressB.differenceC.challengeD.program

32.A.cashB.luckC.wheelD.medicine

（2022?北京?統(tǒng)考一模）trophies

Countingthevotes（選票）tookaboutfiveminutes,butitseemedlikeanhourforme.Captain（隊(duì)長(zhǎng)）ofthe

cheerleadersisquitea/an33forme.

AsCoachMaguireappeared,alleyesfixedonher.

“Girls,“shebegan.ttIfsmypleasuretoannounce（宣布）thatTerryShawhasbeenchosenascaptainofthe

cheerleadingteam.^^Agreat34washeardthroughoutthegym.

Howcouldthisbe?Ihadn,tmissedapracticeoragameinthethreeyears.Waseveryoneblind?Didn,ttheyrealize

thatIhadworkedthreeyearstogetthetitle?

Allthewayhome,Icried.Thenextmorning,Iheldmyuniformclosetome.1knewIcouldn,t35.Iknewmytrue

lovewascheeringwithmyteammates.

Itwasreallyvery36togotothatfirstpracticeafterTerryhadbeennamedcaptain.WhenIarrived,Terryasked

meif?hadanyideasonhowtoimproveourroutinesandtalkedabouthowwecouldmaketheteambetter.We?Wasshe

37?Ijustwantedtohateherbutshekeptmakingitharderandharderformetodothat.Terryalwaysmadesureto

includemewhendiscussingchangesinourroutineand38Wegrewtobeveryclosefriends.

Attheendoftheyear,theannualSportsAwardBanquetwasorganized.IntheeveningWewatchedandlistenedasthe

varioustrophieswereawarded（頒發(fā)）tothemostvaluableplayerofeachsportsteam.Ofcoursetheteamcaptainsall

39trophiestoo.WithgreatexcitementIcheeredforTerry.

JustasTerrywalkedoffthestage,CoachMaguiresteppeduptothemicrophoneagainandannouncedthattherewas

onefinaltrophytobeawarded.Thecheerleading44SpiritAward“wouldnowbepresentedtothegirlwhoshowedthe

greatest40.

WhenIheardmynameannouncedIwasshocked（震驚的）.Terrywascomingtowardme.Wehuggedeachother,

andTenywhispered,??Nobodydeserves（值得）thismorethanyou.”

33.A.honorB.giftC.opinionD.chance

34.A.musicB.cheerC.languageD.suggestion

35.A.trainB.playC.stayD.leave

36.A.happyB.easyC.hardD.excited

37.A.kiddingB.laughingC.choosingD.helping

38.A.luckilyB.finallyC.suddenlyD.normally

39.A.postedB.offeredC.watchedD.received

40.A.promiseB.moneyC.effortD.attention

（2022?北京?模擬預(yù)測(cè)）GetOutoftheCrowdandReachNewHeights

JohnandhisfriendsdecidedtogomountainclimbingintheSwissAlps.Whentheyreachedoneofthefamous

mountains,theyweresurprisedtoseemanypeoplealreadyclimbingit.Johnandhisfriendsputontheirgear（裝備）and

startedclimbing.Innotimeatall,theyreachedthetopofthemountain.

Hisfriendsthoughttheycould41thereforsometimeandthengoback.ThenJohnsawanothermountain

thatonlyahandfulofpeopleweretryingtoclimb.Hetoldhisfriends,4?Let,sgoandclimbthatmountaininsteadof

campinghere.Itwillbefunand42!”Afriendreplied,44Noway.Itseemsverydifficulttoclimbandonlyafew

peopleareclimbingitnow.^^

Johnwantedtotakeonthechallengeandstartedwalkingtowardthemountain.Twohourslaterhereachedthetop.The

peopleatthetop43Johnwitharoundofapplause（掌聲）.Johnwasveryhappytoseethebeautifulviewsof

44.

Hethenstartedtalkingwithpeople,44Thismountainisnotsodifficulttoclimb.Sowhyaretheresomanypeoplebelow

us?IfpeoplecouldreachthatPeak（頂峰）,theycanreachthisoneiftheyputinsome45!''

Anexperiencedclimbersmiledandsaid,??Mostpeopleinthecrowddowntherearehappywithwhattheyfindeasy.

Theydon,tthinkthatitispossibleto46more.Evenpeoplewhoaren,thappydowntheredon,twanttotakeany

risks.Theythinkthatiftheytakerisks,theywill47whattheyalreadyhave.Therealityis,toreachanewpeak,

youjustneedeffort.Manyofthemdonotshowany48andtheyremainpartofthecrowdtheirwholelife.They

alsocomplainaboutthehandfulofcourageouspeoplebysayingthatthey,rejustlucky!,,

Afterhearingthis,Johnthankedtheexperiencedclimberforexplainingtheimportanceofcourageinlife.

41.A.campB.waitC.liveD.walk

42.A.necessaryB.difficultC.importantD.challenging

43.A.encouragedB.supportedC.welcomedD.pleased

44.A.lifeB.natureC.seasonsD.friends

45.A.effortB?emotionC.thoughtD.attention

46.A.expectB.experienceC.changeD.achieve

47.A.loseB.holdC.getD.drop

48.A.happinessB.courageC.attitudeD.respect

G

（2022?北京朝陽(yáng)?統(tǒng)考一模）CourageandSoftbaII

Playingsoftball

Throughoutthelastfewyearsofhighschoolandmiddleschool,Ihavealwayswantedtojointheschoolsoftballteam.

However,Iwastoobusydoingcheerleading,workingatmypart-timejob,andkeepingupwithmyschoolwork,soit

seemed49toaddanotheractivitytomyalreadybusylife,?stilloftenthoughtaboutplaying,but?neverwenttoany

tryouts.

Lastyear,forthefirsttimeinyears,Ifoundmytimetablealmostcompletelyempty.Istoppeddoingmypart-timejob,

andmycheerleadingpracticeswere50.However,thetownSOftbaHleagUe（聯(lián)賽）wasstartingupatthebeginningof

thesummer.Withthe51ofafriend,IrealizedthatthiswouldprobablybethelastchanceIeverhadtoplayandI

decidedtotryoutforthetownsoftballleague.

WhileIwasreallynervousduringthosefirstfewpracticesandgames,Iwasso52Imadethedecisiontotry

out.Iwasout53andstayinginshape.Itwasexcitingtoplaymyfavoritechildhoodsport.Notonlythat,butasone

oftheonlyteammemberswithalicense,?gottodrivemyteammatestoandbackfrompracticesandwebecame54.

MysummerthatIthoughttobeboringwasexcitingandfunallbecauseIdecidedto55thinkingtoomuchabout

everythingandplaysoftball.

I,msothankfulthatIhadthe56toplaysoftballlastsummer.Nowthatthesummer,soverandΓmhappy

knowingthat?reallywillnotplaysoftballagain,mymemorieswillalwaysbearemindertomyselftogoforwhatIwantin

life.

49.A.suitableB.believableC.comfortableD.impossible

50.A.offeredB.canceledC.recordedD.improved

51.A.argumentB.statementC.agreementD.encouragement

52.A.upsetB.curiousC.gladD.confused

53.A.studyingB.exercisingC.touchingD.driving

54.A.closerB.betterC.colderD.stronger

55.A.acceptB.enjoyC.stopD.keep

56.A.chanceB.courseC.dreamD.goal

H

（2022?北京東城?統(tǒng)考二模）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)。

Ihurriedacrossthegrasstotheforestandsatdownonalargerock.Ithoughtthatnoonewouldknowwheretolook

forme.AtlastIhadpeaceandquiet.Itell57asIliftedmyguitarontomyknee.

?startedtoplayandsing,44Leanonme,whenyou,renotstrong...,,Itsoundedterrible,andItriedtoplayagain.

“How'sitgoing,Tina?”

Iwassu?prisedtoseemybrotherJamesstandingbehindme.

“Don'tyouhaveabasketballgametowatch?,,I58.Somuchformyperfecthideaway.

“ThegamewasalmostoverwhenInoticedyouleave.Ithoughtyoumightlikesome59

That,sthelastthingIwant.IfeelIdon,thaveanyprivacyathome.YesterdayIfoundElizalookingthroughmydiaιy,

andSarawaslisteningtotheradioinmyroomafterlunchtoday.Ijustwanttobealoneforachange.

Jamesstudiedmeforamoment.??It,s60livinginsuchabigfamily,isn,tit?Ifeltthesamewaywhen?was

yourage,butnow...^^

“NowyouhaveyourownroombecauseDanielwenttocollege,,,Isaid.

Jameslaughed.??Itisgreattohavemyownroom,butsometimesIreally61Daniel.Itwasactually

wonderfultohavesomeoneelsethere.Wesharememoriesandjokesnooneelseunderstands,andwhenthingsgetdifficult,

wecanalways62oneanother.Didn,tSarahelpyouwithyourhomeworkuntilmidnightlastweek?”

Iadmitted（承認(rèn)）63.fc?Yeah,sometimesshecanbeallright.”

“Sothisplacecanbeyour4room,.Anytimeyoureallyneedalittlequiet,justcomeouthere.Iwon,ttellanyoneabout

it,“Jamessaid."Now,howaboutthesongyouweretryingtoplay?Here,letmetry.”

ttMaybe64isn,tsobadafteral?,^^IthoughtwhenIhandedmybrothertheguitar.

57.A.afraidB.warmC.tiredD.relaxed

58.A.arguedB.complainedC.suggestedD.reminded

59.A.adviceB.discussionC.companyD.protection