期末復習之完形填空高一英語單元重難點易錯題精練（人教版2019）

期末復習之完形填空20篇(名校期末真題)（2223高一下·重慶長壽·期末）ItwassunnylastSunday.Freddy’s1，Mr.Lance,tookhimandhisclassmatestoJurongBirdPark.Theydidn’tfeel2onthewaytotheparkbecausetheysangalotontheschoolbus.Theride3about40minutes.Atthepark,Freddyandhisclassmatessawmanydifferentkindsof4.Theywereverybeautiful.Thentheywentto5abirdshow.Thebirdsperformed(表演)so6.Freddylovedtheshowalot.Beforethey7，Mr.Lancetookthestudentstoseeflamingos(火烈鳥).Freddyandhisclassmates8theflamingosverymuch.Theywantedtostaythereforalongtime,9Mr.Lancesaidthattheyhadtoleave.Backonthebus,theyallsaiditwasa(n)10trip.Mr.LancewashappythatFreddyandhisclassmatesenjoyed11thebirdpark.“Wewillhaveapetition(比賽).Writeaposition(作文)onyour12tothebirdpark.Thestudentwhowritesthebest13willgetafreeticket(票)tothebirdpark!"Mr.Lancetoldhisclass,Itwasreally14.Freddywantedtogotothebirdpark15,sohewouldtrytowriteagoodposition.1．A．father B．uncle C．teacher D．friend2．A．bored B．hungry C．afraid D．cold3．A．made B．took C．kept D．paid4．A．pigs B．tigers C．birds D．monkeys5．A．watch B．study C．practice D．remember6．A．slowly B．far C．well D．easily7．A．shouted B．left C．played D．slept8．A．liked B．worried C．thanked D．drew9．A．if B．so C．but D．after10．A．new B．long C．wonderful D．expensive11．A．learning B．saving C．visiting D．describing12．A．dream B．way C．trip D．answer13．A．story B．idea C．activity D．diary14．A．difficult B．exciting C．important D．delicious15．A．too B．often C．early D．again（2223高一下·陜西西安·期末）Remotelearning(遠程學習)waschallengingforus,especiallyforateacherlikeme.Idonotliketo16intheschoolbuilding.Weareoftenlookingforfield17oranyreasontogetoutofthebuilding,whetherthat’samunitywalkorgoingthroughthe18inD．C．SoonethingthatIwantedto19wasexperientiallearningopportunities.That’s20throughavirtualsetting,butIthoughtofawaytosolveit.Istartedto21museumsmyselfandtakepictures.OnedayIwalkedaroundthemuseumwithmylaptopand22studentstoseewherewewouldgoifwewereinpersonthroughlivestreaming.You’dbesurprised—theywererather23.Alotofmystudents’parentswerefirst24orwereonthefrontlines,somystudents’siblings(兄弟姐妹)werealsowatchingandtryingtogettheirown25.Therefore,I’dbetalkingtomystudentsandtheiryoungersiblingsinthebackground.Ilearnedalltheirnamesandtheir26names.I’dcallattendance(考勤)and27allofthem—snakes,dogs,cats,everybody—werethere.Andtheyweresoexcited,28theonesthatdidn’tturnontheir29atfirst.They’dsay,“Ah,Mr.Dias,youdidn’tsayhitoPinky,mydogwho’srighthere.”Wedidanythingandeverythingtokeepthem30forthoseentireeighthoursoftheday.16．A．wait B．stay C．sleep D．play17．A．lectures B．plans C．trips D．forms18．A．libraries B．shops C．streets D．museums19．A．continue B．start C．plete D．organize20．A．encouraging B．confusing C．challenging D．relaxing21．A．visit B．design C．build D．draw22．A．followed B．warned C．forced D．allowed23．A．bored B．excited C．annoyed D．scared24．A．employers B．customers C．responders D．leaders25．A．education B．attention C．destination D．honour26．A．neighbors’ B．parents’ C．friends’ D．pets’27．A．dependon B．makesure C．insiston D．figureout28．A．scientifically B．absolutely C．especially D．evidently29．A．camera B．button C．television D．phone30．A．embarrassed B．active C．addicted D．normal（2223高一下·陜西西安·期末）Ihadthemostwonderfulexperiencewithataxidriveryesterdayanditreallymademyday.Lastafternoon,Iwasgoingfrommyhometoasupermarket.Iwouldn’tbelongtherebecauseIhad31inwalking.Usingawalkingstick,Istoppedataxi.Thedriverwentoutofhiswayto32me.Hetoldmethathewantedto33upafewthings.“Iamhappytoturnoffthemeter(計程表)andthenstartitagainwhenwe34back.”Inthatcase,itwas35cheaperformetobookhistaxitogohomethantopaytwo36bookingfees.Iresponded,“Thanks,sir.”Thenhewent37withmeandmeanwhilewaitedforme.HehadjustgonethroughthecheckoutasIwasliningupto38.Whenhesawmeingout,hehelpedmecarrymythingstothe39andsupportedmeintoit.Whenwegotbacktomyplace,heparkedhiscaras40tomydooraspossibletosavemeabitof41.Heevencarriedallofthosethingstothefrontdoorwithasmilealongtheway.Whata42andcaringgentleman!Today,Iplantowritethe43experienceonmyblogwhereIwill44him.Itrulybelieveheisajewelandworthyofbeingthoughthighlyof.45itwiththewholeworldisreallyworthwhile!31．A．fun B．fort C．difficulty D．reflection32．A．assist B．seek C．monitor D．reject33．A．break B．eat C．tear D．pick34．A．head B．give C．take D．call35．A．impossibly B．illegally C．previously D．definitely36．A．professional B．national C．separate D．false37．A．drinking B．shopping C．hiking D．hunting38．A．pay B．gather C．relax D．donate39．A．bus B．car C．supermarket D．house40．A．high B．fast C．close D．distant41．A．covering B．walking C．cash D．duty42．A．humorous B．romantic C．creative D．friendly43．A．impressive B．ic C．upsetting D．disappointing44．A．guide B．employ C．praise D．greet45．A．Celebrating B．Sharing C．Defending D．Judging（2223高一下·四川樂山·期末）Earlyinmycollegeexperience,thechairofthedepartment,Susan,gavemeamodelofleadership.Atfirst,shewasakindbut46person,herfieldwasnotinmyplannedareaofresearch,andeverythingwasgoingwellwithme,soI47sheevenknewwhoIwas.Then,afewmonthslater,IwasattackedbyseveralmenoneFridaynight.SusanemailedaskinghowIwasdoing.Iguessedshewas48doingherresponsibilityasaleaderandIsentabriefreply,thinkingour49wouldendthere.50,theemailskepting.WhenIfelt51,Susanpushedmetogetoutandconnectwithpeople.WhenIwantedtoleavethePh.D．program,Susan52metocontinuedoingthework.HersincerecareandconcernmademediscoverIcouldbesinceremyself53.Butdaysbeforethatterm,anemail54thatSusandiedfromaheartsurgery.Iwascrashedandlost.Inthefollowingweeks,Ireadhermessagesoverandoveragain,helpingmegetthroughmy55.AndIpromisedtofollowherexample.So,yearslater,Itriedtodevelopthesame56withmystudentslikeSusan.Atourweeklymeetings,Iinvitedeachtosharea(an)

57oftheirformeradvisor.Ididthe58aswell.Gradually,Ibuiltarewardingrelationshipwithmystudents.I’m59tohavehadtheopportunitytopayitforward.Itisourdutyto60studentsinallways.46．A．distant B．different C．absent D．lucky47．A．worried B．knew C．doubted D．believed48．A．simply B．slightly C．seriously D．truly49．A．struggle B．exchange C．match D．program50．A．Otherwise B．Therefore C．Besides D．However51．A．lonely B．sleepy C．ashamed D．frightened52．A．demanded B．encouraged C．required D．ordered53．A．onpurpose B．inturn C．inshort D．ontime54．A．reminded B．transferred C．informed D．contained55．A．guilt B．tension C．anger D．loss56．A．desire B．love C．grief D．ignorance57．A．memory B．interest C．idea D．duty58．A．experiment B．research C．discussion D．sharing59．A．certain B．confident C．grateful D．free60．A．judge B．prepare C．support D．study（2223高一下·陜西商洛·期末）Animalsheltersareusedtotakinginstray(走失的)dogs,butthisdognamedLilocametoMcKameyAnimalCenteroffthestreetwithanaddedsurprisea61.“We62acallsayingthattherewasalargedogrunningaroundaneighborhoodandhadachainattachedtoit,”saidLaurenMann,directorofadvancementattheChattanoogabasedshelter.“So,our63protectionteamwentoutand64herupasastrayandwhentheyputheronthetrucktobringherbacktothecenter,we65thenote,whichread,‘MynameisLilo.Pleaseloveme.Mymomcan’tkeepmeandishomelesswithtwokids.Shetriedherbestbutcan’tgethelpI66toomuchforher.ShereallylovesmeandI’magreatdog.’”“Itisoneofthe67thingsI’veeverread,”Mannsaid.“Thelastlinereallyhitusallhere,‘Pleasedon’t68me.’WhenyoulookedatLilo,youcouldtellrightawaythatshewasverywell69andloved.Thatwas70thetruth.”Theshelterstaff71aboutLiloonsocialmedia,hopingtoconnectwithher72.About24hourslater,theygotacallfromsomeonesayingshewasLilo’smom.Afterbeing73,LiloandherfamilyhadahardtimemissingeachotherandherfamilyregrettedforhavingletLilogo.Theyhadawonderfulreunionattheanimalcenter.Everyonewasextremelyhappy,andtherewasnota74eyeintheroom.ThegoalofanimalsheltersistokeepdogslikeLilohappyand75andsometimesthatmeansgoingaboveandbeyondtoreunitethemwiththefamilythatlovesthem.61．A．key B．note C．fact D．prize62．A．received B．delivered C．made D．accepted63．A．local B．environment C．culture D．animal64．A．gave B．picked C．woke D．got65．A．created B．sent C．found D．wrote66．A．moved B．meant C．carried D．cost67．A．easiest B．saddest C．coolest D．wisest68．A．feed B．stop C．beat D．treat69．A．figuredout B．settleddown C．triedout D．caredfor70．A．absolutely B．regularly C．usually D．eventually71．A．provided B．reviewed C．posted D．reported72．A．owner B．friend C．pany D．teacher73．A．involved B．thrown C．cheated D．separated74．A．shy B．single C．dry D．bright75．A．safe B．reliable C．lovely D．capable（2223高一下·湖北武漢·期末）FightingforcountryandBeethovenSgt.JacobKohutfinallyhadsomedowntimeduringhis12hourshiftstandingguard.Hecouldhavespenthislonebreak76.Instead,hesatinthe77ofaHumvee,fluteinhand,teachingstudentsviahislaptop78toplayBeethoven’s“OdetoJoy.”Kohuthasbeeninthemilitaryfor11years.Healsohasbeenabandteacherformorethanadecade,andforthepastfiveyears,he’s79musicattwoFairfaxCountyschools.Whenhewascalledupfor80,“myfirstthoughtwas,whataboutmykids?”saysKohut.“Thelastthingthesestudentsneedisa81intheirteaching.”Whenonduty,Kohut’sdaysbeganinthemorningwithteachinghiselementaryclassremotely,82thelessonmereminutesbeforehisGuardshiftstartedat10am.Laterintheday,duringhisbreak,hewouldgo83toteachhismiddleschoolstudentsfromthebackofaHumvee.MusichasalwaysbeenadrivingforceinKohut’slife.Hewasa(n)84saxophoneplayerthroughouthighschool,studiedmusicincollege,andultimatelyearnedhisdoctorateinmusicposition.“WhatIreallywantedwasto85.”SaysKohut.“Mymom,asinglemother,wasamusicteacher.Shewassuchagoodrolemodel.”Kohut’s86dutyhascaughttheattentionofparentsatCanterburyWoodsElementary.“Ijustwantedtosharehow87IamwithDr.Kohutthisweek,”SusiBrittainwroteinanemailtoLeipzig.“whathedidseemsso88theexpectationsofateacherinthesecircumstances.”Kohutinsistsheisnotdoinganythingextraordinary.Butduringthelongandsometimesstressfulhoursofstandingguard,Kohutsaidhisteachingtimeoffers89.“Itbringsaboutunityand90,”hesays.“Andthat’swhattheworldneedsrightnow.”76．A．napping B．talking C．eating D．cooking77．A．front B．seat C．back D．end78．A．what B．how C．when D．where79．A．taught B．learned C．played D．exercised80．A．rights B．obligation C．army D．duty81．A．disruption B．burden C．disturbance D．turbulence82．A．interrupting B．finishing C．starting D．inserting83．A．inside B．outside C．online D．offline84．A．enthusiastic B．basic C．standard D．usual85．A．study B．teach C．show D．perform86．A．daily B．mon C．double D．single87．A．interested B．connected C．concerned D．impressed88．A．beyond B．within C．against D．below89．A．gratitude B．money C．fort D．ease90．A．appreciation B．peace C．music D．teamwork（2223高一下·安徽滁州·期末）FanJinshi,knownasthe“DaughterofDunhuang”,hasmadeprotectingandresearchingMogaoGrottoesherlifelongpassion.InJuly1963,shortlyaftergraduatingfromPekingUniversity,FanmadeherwaytoDunhuangwithout91toservethenation.Thelivingconditionstherewereextremely92withnofreshwaterorelectricity,onlyoillampsandearthenbeds.Besides,shefelt93asthenewspaperswereprobablyamonthago.Thethoughtofleaving94throughhermind,butseeingthe95viewinthecaves,shetookrootsthere.Toprotectthetreasure,Fanandhercolleaguesputdoorsonthecaves,plantedtreesandstartedmonitoringtemperatureinthecaves.MogaoGrottoestookonanewlook96theirefforts.In1979,MogaoGrottoeswere97openedtotourists.Since2000,visitstoDunhuanghave98fortheextendedholidays,causingsomemurals(壁畫)tobeeseriouslydamagedorevendisappear.Faced99this,Fandecidedtotakeresponsibilityforthecaves,strikingabalancebetweenheritageprotectionand100.She101theideaofdigitizingDunhuangtopermanentlypreservethemurals,paintedculturesandhistoricaldata.In2016DigitalDunhuangwas102online,enablingpeoplearoundtheworldtoenjoyclearimagesofthecaves.103,FanactivelypromotedinternationalexchangesandpartnershipsforthepopularizationofMogaoGrottoes.InDecember2018,Fanwasawardedthe104“ReformPioneer”bythenation.ThisMay,Fandonated10millionyuantoPekingUniversitytopromotethestudyofDunhuang.Nowthe85yearoldFanJinshiisasbusyas105,stilltoiling(辛苦)toconserveandmanagethecaves.91．A．idea B．plan C．hesitation D．schedule92．A．unhealthy B．tough C．pessimistic D．negative93．A．delayed B．disturbed C．defeated D．disconnected94．A．glanced B．flashed C．hit D．happened95．A．peaceful B．interesting C．breathtaking D．flexible96．A．inspiteof B．intermsof C．onbehalfof D．onaccountof97．A．officially B．exactly C．eventually D．especially98．A．rocketed B．aroused C．raised D．inspired99．A．over B．to C．upon D．with100．A．research B．rescue C．tourism D．improvement101．A．lookedoutfor B．cameupwith C．tookchargeof D．madeupfor102．A．updated B．loaded C．referred D．launched103．A．Meantime B．However C．Therefore D．Altogether104．A．title B．image C．feature D．oute105．A．never B．then C．ever D．still（2223高一下·福建龍巖·期末）KaziMannan,arestaurantowner,isknownforfeedinganyonewhethertheycanpayfortheirmealornot.Helosthis106foreconomiccrisis(危機)resultingfromtheepidemic.Thenthelocalmunitybegan107inthemostgenerousway.Sincearegularcustomer108acampaign(活動)onlineforhisrestaurant,Mannanhasreceivedover$331,430frommorethan710people.The109keptrollingin.“Iusedtosay‘Don’tletanybody110,andpickthemup,’”Mannansaidtohisdonors.“Youpickedmeup.Ihavetearsinmyeyes...tearsofjoy.Thankyou,111people.”Thestreamingdonations112Mannanasthegenerousone.Monthsago,hewasservingup80113mealstopeopleinneedeveryday.“EverytimeIsawpeoplelookingforfoodinrubbish,myheart114.”Mannansaid.Withtheepidemicworsening,thestreetsofdowntownbecame115aspeoplebeganworkingfromhome.Hehadto116hisrestaurant.Notknowingwhattodo,theregularcustomerdecidedtostartacampaignforthepopularrestaurantinNovemberlastyear.Heposted,“Wearelookingto117thisseason,sotherestaurantwon'tshutdown.Everycentis118importantinkeepingthisdreamandimportantmunityresourcealive,sopleasedowhatyoucan.We119yoursupportandprayers.”Morethanamonthlater,withthecampaignstillgoing,peopleweresurethattherestaurantwouldmakeitthroughthosedifficulttimes.Asthesayinggoes,onegood120deservesanother.106．A．job B．family C．business D．savings107．A．giving B．whispering C．gathering D．struggling108．A．assessed B．supported C．entrusted D．launched109．A．ments B．donations C．advertisements D．congratulations110．A．regret B．cry C．fall D．plain111．A．generous B．independent C．responsible D．respectful112．A．prepare B．consider C．see D．promise113．A．cheap B．free C．tasty D．healthy114．A．melt B．pounded C．raced D．sank115．A．peaceful B．deserted C．odd D．orderly116．A．promote B．rescue C．decorate D．close117．A．getthrough B．gothrough C．turnto D．adaptto118．A．nearly B．equally C．slightly D．simply119．A．appreciate B．admit C．reward D．spread120．A．choice B．moral C．turn D．principle（2223高一下·江西南昌·期末）KristinmovedtoanewhomeinAustin,Texas.Oneday,KristinneededbackyardfurnitureforapartyandboughtsomedecorationsandapicnictablefromLowe’s.ThedeliverydriversetthetableJoaviiinherfrontyard121,whichgaveKristina(n)122tomakeuseofit.“Aftertheparty,Ipaintedthetablegreenandputitinthefrontyard,justafewfeetfromthe123shesays.Neighborsbegantostopbyto124themselvesandsitdownforachat.Kristininvitedpeopletojoinheratthetableforcoffeeoricedtea.“Itwasasimplewaytoslowdownand125others,”shesays.Thetablewas126andhadamunal(共用的)feel.Constructionworkersonjobsintheneighborhoodtooktheirlunch127atthetable.Ababysitterwalkingbywithyoungkidssatdowntorest.Peopleoften128toinviteothersintotheirhomes.Theythinktheirhouseistoo129,it’snotbigenoughortheydon’thaveenoughtime.“Ourperfectionismcancauseusto130onthejoyofconnectingwithothers,”Kristinsays.Herpicnictabletakesawaythe131—andthepressure.“I’velearnedthathospitality(熱情)doesn’talwaysmean132peopletoamealorabigparty.Atthepicnictable,allIhavetodois133.”Shelikeshowitmakeshertakeasmallsteptowardreducing134andbuildingrelationshipsinhermunity.“People’sgreatestneedistoknowthattheyarelovedandthatthey135,”shesays.121．A．onpurpose B．bymistake C．bychance D．ontime122．A．present B．purpose C．inspiration D．opinion123．A．house B．sidewalk C．backyard D．frontyard124．A．introduce B．challenge C．enjoy D．explain125．A．agreewith B．consultwith C．dealwith D．connectwith126．A．unusual B．beautiful C．inviting D．colorful127．A．money B．breaks C．talks D．bags128．A．postpone B．hope C．desire D．hesitate129．A．quiet B．clean C．messy D．expensive130．A．giveout B．workout C．missout D．pickout131．A．excuse B．chance C．belief D．joy132．A．providing B．influencing C．sharing D．treating133．A．pickup B．showup C．standup D．warmup134．A．loneliness B．argument C．trouble D．adventure135．A．focus B．gather C．belong D．care（2223高一下·廣西南寧·期末）Forlong,aquestiondisturbedalittleboy.Hecouldn’tunderstandwhyhisnextdeskpal(同伴)couldrank1stwheneverhewantedto,whilehehimself136to.Athome,hedespondentlyaskedhisMom,“Mom,amImore137thanothers?IfeelIstudyashardashim,butwhydoI138laybehind?”Staringathim,shewent139,notknowinghowtoexplain.Shefeltanimpulse(沖動)tosay,“Youaretoo140.Youarenotreallyashardworkingasothers...”.Butshestopped,141sheknewhersonwassufferingfromthepainsof142gradesandrankings.Shethoughtitcrueltoaddanyadditionalburdentohissonandwastryingtofindouta143answer.Timewentbyquickly,thesonfinishedprimaryschool.Althoughhisstudyingwasharderandbetter,hewasstillunableto144hispal.Toshowherprideofhim,Momdecidedtotakehimtothesea.Duringthetrip,shemanagedtogiveoutananswer.Now,thesonnolonger145hisrankings,because,withthe1stranking,hewas146toHarvardUniversity.Backhomeinwintervacation,hewasinvitedtogiveaspeechtothestudentsandparentsinhishighschool.Inthespeech,hementioneda(n)147experienceinhischildhood.“WhenmymotherandIwerelyingonthebeach,shepointedtothefrontandsaid,‘Doyouseetheseabirdsflyingforfoodoverthere?Whenthe148enear,littlebirdscanescapequickly149“clumsy”seagullswouldtakemoretimetopletetheprocess.However,haveyounoticedbirdsthat150flyacrosstheendlessoceanare“clumsy”(笨拙的)seagulls?’”136．A．failed B．decided C．refused D．afforded137．A．foolish B．rude C．stupid D．careless138．A．never B．always C．hardly D．even139．A．wrong B．worried C．wordless D．crazy140．A．young B．energetic C．smart D．lazy141．A．although B．for C．if D．that142．A．worrying B．surprising C．doubting D．unsatisfying143．A．perfect B．harmonious C．natural D．ordinary144．A．getthrough B．keepupwith C．parewith D．eacross145．A．caresabout B．worriesabout C．wondersabout D．doubtsabout146．A．invited B．weled C．admitted D．quit147．A．valuable B．meaningful C．interesting D．unexpected148．A．time B．food C．wind D．wave149．A．and B．while C．but D．since150．A．finally B．immediately C．suddenly D．gradually（2223高一下·重慶江津·期末）Thedaybeforeyesterday,mybrother,Jack,andIwereplayingaboutinthebedroom,hittingoneanotherwithpillowsandbooks.Then,awhiteporcelain(瓷制的)151onthetable,unexpectedly,152offthetableontothefloorandbrokeintopieces!Mymom,whowastheninthekitchen,heardthe153.Innotime,sherushedto154whathadhappened.Iwas155shewasgoingtostartshoutingatus,butinsteadshejuststaredatthepiecesandbegantocry.ThismadeJackandmefeelrather156.Wewentoverandthrewourarmsaroundher,andshe157tousthereasonwhyshewassoupset—Dadhadgiventherosetoherontheirfirstweddinganniversary.Wetriedeverythingwecouldthinkofto158herup,butevenourbestfunnyfacesdidn’twork.Aftereverythingwaspickedup,ItoldMomIhadsomething159totellher.Isatclosetoherandtoldher,“Allthingscanbe160,Mom.Theonlythingthatisn’tlikethatis161.”Momhuggedmevery162thenandfinallysmiled.ShesaidthatIwaspretty163andunderstoodsomethingsthatevenmucholderpeopledidn’t!ThenMomsoftlysaid,“164otherpeoplehave‘limitededition’roses,mineistrulyunique.Itstinyflaw(瑕疵)165meofsomethingmoreimportant:therealizationthatonlylovelastsforever.”151．A．rose B．quilt C．flower D．dress152．A．gave B．turned C．fell D．took153．A．fight B．shout C．sound D．laughter154．A．figureout B．lookover C．takeoff D．setdown155．A．clear B．awful C．sorry D．sure156．A．grateful B．terrible C．excited D．surprised157．A．suggested B．explained C．replied D．announced158．A．call B．show C．raise D．cheer159．A．interesting B．important C．unusual D．popular160．A．destroyed B．changed C．broken D．repaired161．A．hope B．love C．confidence D．dream162．A．hurriedly B．quietly C．formally D．tightly163．A．wise B．kind C．careful D．patient164．A．Nowthat B．Eventhough C．Incase D．Asif165．A．provides B．advises C．reminds D．warns（2223高一下·廣西·期末）WhenFreddiearrivedtoperforminthehospitalroom,Pamworrieditwasalreadytoolate.Her88yearoldstepfather,Strobel,was166.“You’reprobablywastingyourtime,”PamtoldFreddie.ButFreddie,wearingacowboyhatandcarryingaTaylorguitar,167withherwhatmedicalprofessionalshadtoldhim:168maybethelastsensetogo.Freddieisacountryandfolkmusician.Whenhewasinhischildhood,hismotherencouragedheryoungson’s169talent.Whenshewasdyingofcancer,hetriedtopleaseherintheformofsongs.Hewouldgointothehospitalwithhisguitarandsingherfavourite.Hismotherseemedtorelax,a170lookcrossingherface.“Thatmoment171herandmetoconnectlikeweusedtowhenIwassingingasakid,”Freddierecalled.Itemphasized(強調)tohimthe172ofmusic.SowhenheheardaboutanonprofitorganizationcalledSwanSongs,whicharrangedfreemusicallastwishes,Freddie173onthespot.Sincethen,hehasperformeddozensofmusicalperformances.Sometimesthey’realmostfestive,withterminally(不治地)illpeoplesurroundedby174,includingonepatientwhosangalonganddanced175withherwalker(助行架).Othertimes,they’requieter,asFreddie’sexperiencewithhismumwas.Andsometimestheyfeelabitlikeamiracle(奇跡).ThatwasthecasewithPam’sstepfather.WhenFreddiearrivedatthe176thatday,Strobelseemedreadytosaygoodbye.Pamandhersister,Paula,177theirstepdad’severybreath,eachholdingoneofhishands.Freddieplayedsomesongsandafter45minutes,Pam178justonemoresong.FreddiechoseLove,Me.Whenheplayedthelastsong,sangthelastnote,Strobeltookhislast179.“Oh,wejustexperiencedoneofthemost180momentsinourlives.Itwasagiftforusall.Atareallysadtime,itwasdelightful,”saidPam.166．A．dying B．singing C．recording D．lying167．A．stood B．selected C．shared D．began168．A．Hearing B．Touching C．Smelling D．Tasting169．A．limited B．scientific C．medical D．musical170．A．brief B．peaceful C．frightened D．shocked171．A．tried B．allowed C．calmed D．responded172．A．harm B．image C．power D．desire173．A．headedto B．carriedon C．ranaway D．signedup174．A．family B．teachers C．classmates D．students175．A．carefully B．easily C．naturally D．proudly176．A．concert B．scene C．school D．hospital177．A．showed B．watched C．balanced D．contacted178．A．dressedup B．ranout C．askedfor D．broughtabout179．A．word B．clothing C．diary D．breath180．A．ongoing B．magical C．detailed D．difficult（2223高一下·山西呂梁·期末）Inmanyways,GitanjaliRaoisanordinary11yearold,livelyandchatty,yetherscientificspiritmakesahugedifference.Lastmonth,she181thetopprizeattheDiscoveryEducation3MYoungScientistChallengeforherinvention.What182Gitanjali’sworkwasthathercityfacedawateremergencywithtoomuchleadinitswater.“Theideadidn’toccurtome183Isawmyparentstrytodowatertests.Theteststripsmayshowinaccurateresults,whichweren’tvery184,”sherecalls.Shethensearchedforsuitablematerialswithcontinuedeffortsand185foundthatcarbonnanotube(納米管)sensorscanbeusedtosensechemicals.Gitanjali186tobuildasmallbluehoseusingthe3Dprinteratherschoolwithputerchipsandabatteryinside.Afreeapp,whichGita