完形填空（15空）期中必刷15篇（原卷版）

2/2考題猜想04完形填空（15空）期中必刷15篇（一）（2024·浙江·模擬預(yù)測(cè)）OntheAprilmorningIfoundoutaboutLucy’smother,itrained.Ididn’tknowwhatkindofcancerMrs.Hastingshaduntillater,1Iknewherconditionwasveryserious.IloveMr.andMrs.HastingsalmostasmuchasIlovemyownparents,andLucyismybestfriend.ButIdidn’twanttogotoschoolthatday.AndI2didn’twanttoseeLucy.WhatcouldIpossiblysaytoher?Whatdopeoplesaytotheirfriendsatsuchatime?ItriedeverytrickIknewtogetoutofgoingtoschool.ButMom3.“Youhaveahistorytestthismorning,Kristin,”shesaid,lookingatmeasifshe’dcrawledintomymindandknewIwasjustmaking4.Thenshesmiled.“BesuretostayclosetoLucy,especiallytoday,becausethatpoorgirlisgoingtoneedyourstrength.”Strength?WhatwasMothertalkingabout?Ididn’tevenknowwhattosaytomybestfriend.Ihidoutinthechoirroombetweenclasses5avoidingLucy,butshewasneveroutofmythoughts.Ikepttryingtocomeupwithsomething6tosaytoherbecauseIreallywantedtogetitright.LucyandIhadlast-periodEnglishinMrs.Green’sroom.I’davoidedmeetingherallday,Iwasgoingtohavetofaceherlastperiod,andIstilldidn’thavea(n)7.However,Mrs.Greensaid,“Kristin,LucyHastingsisyourbestfriend,andsheiscominghereinafewminutestogetherlessonassignments.”MyhearttightenedintoahardknotandI8inwardly.Istilldidn’tknowwhattosaytoLucy,andtimewasrunningout.Irushedoutoftheclassroom,racingdownthehallandoutthefrontdoorofschool.Ithadstoppedraining,andtheairsmeltcleanandfresh.InthedistanceI9someonecomingtowardme,stumblingacrossthecampus.IknewitwasLucy10Icouldn’tseeherface.Asshewasapproaching,InoticedhowLucy’sshouldersshookwitheverystepshetook.Shemustbecrying.Theraincamedown11.Raindropsmingledwithmytears.Lucy’sheartwasbreaking,andIwasn’tdoingathingtohelpher!AsIdrewnearertoher,mythroattightened,makingitimpossibleto12.Iprayedfor13andforcedmyselftomoveforward,14outstretched.“Oh.Kristin!”Lucycried.“Iwashopingitwasyou.”Wehuggedthen.ItwasthenthatIlearnedsomethingthatImightneverhavegraspedinanyotherway.I’dbeenalwaysfocusingonmyself:WhatshouldIdo?HowshouldIact?WhatwouldIsaytoLucy?Butwhenwefinallycamefacetoface,IforgotmyselfandcenteredonLucyandherneeds.OnlywhenIdidthatwasIabletoshareLucy’sgriefandletherknowthatshewas15andthatIreallycared.1．A．but B．a(chǎn)nd C．so D．if2．A．a(chǎn)bruptly B．a(chǎn)pparently C．surely D．scarcely3．A．a(chǎn)greed B．insisted C．hesitated D．swore4．A．efforts B．sense C．excuses D．mistakes5．A．inthewakeof B．inhopesof C．inpursuitof D．inlightof6．A．personal B．discouraging C．unusual D．a(chǎn)ppropriate7．A．plan B．explanation C．goal D．clue8．A．rocked B．calmed C．sprang D．trembled9．A．realized B．spotted C．greeted D．expected10．A．incase B．a(chǎn)slongas C．eventhough D．a(chǎn)sthough11．A．a(chǎn)gain B．suddenly C．expectedly D．surprisingly12．A．tell B．react C．scream D．speak13．A．determination B．strength C．courage D．fortune14．A．palms B．legs C．shoulders D．a(chǎn)rms15．A．special B．outstanding C．good D．sad（二）（2024新課標(biāo)全國(guó)Ⅰ卷）I’vebeenmotivated—anddemotivated—byotherfolks’achievementsallmylife.WhenIwasateenager,aneighborhoodfriend____1____amarathonrace.Feelingmotivated,Istartedrunning____2____,butthentwothingshappened.First,agirlImetonedaytoldmeshewas____3____fora“super,”referringtoa52.4-miledoublemarathon.Then,thenextdayIwentonmylongestrun—15miles.Tobehonest,I____4____it!Betweenthegirlmakingmy____5____seemsmallandthepureboredomofjogging,Idecidedthattheonly____6____I’deverrunagainisifabigdogwasrunningafterme!SoI____7____cycling.Igotagoodbikeandrodealot.I____8____ofenteringcycleracesuntilIflewtoSanDiegotovisitmysister.Whileshewasatworkoneday,I____9____herbikeandwentforaride.The____10____:TheroadstherewentthroughlargevalleyswhereI’dberidinguphillformilesatatime.I’dneverfacedsuch____11____.Thatday,Igot____12____byabout100“l(fā)ocal”bikerswhowereusedtosuchroads.WhenIgotbackhome,suddenlyridingmybikedidn’tseemquiteas____13____.I’ve____14____alotsincethen.I’vecometoacceptthatwhatever____15____Isetformyself,theyjusthavetobemyown.1.A.knew B.held C.won D.quit2.A.regularly B.silently C.proudly D.recently3.A.asking B.looking C.waiting D.training4.A.made B.believed C.hatedD.deserved5.A.advantage B.achievement C.contributionD.influence6.A.way B.risk C.place D.reason7.A.gaveup B.wenton C.turnedtoD.dealtwith8.A.heard B.dreamed C.complainedD.approved9.A.painted B.borrowed C.bought D.parked10.A.problem B.secret C.principle D.advice11.A.dangers B.events C.opponentsD.challenges12.A.passed B.convinced C.admired D.stopped13.A.reliable B.convenient C.familiarD.appealing14.A.traveled B.matured C.missed D.worried15.A.limits B.dates C.goals D.tests（三）（2024新課標(biāo)全國(guó)Ⅱ卷）WhenIdecidedtobuyahouseinEuropetenyearsago,Ididn'tthinktoolong.IlikedtravelinginFrance,butwhenitcametopickingmyfavoritespotto___1___,Italywastheclearwinner.DuringmyfirstvisittoItaly,I___2___toaskfordirectionsororderinarestaurant.ButeverytimeItriedto___3___asentenceofItaliantogether,thelocalssmiledatmeand___4___mylanguageskills.Thatencouragementhelpedmetogetthroughthelanguage___5___.AfterImadeItalymypermanenthome,Idiscoveredhow___6___Italiansare.Neighborswillbringmefreshlymadecheeseandwillcometomydoorto___7___metoclosethewindowinmycarwhenrainiscoming.It'sthesesmall___8___ofkindnessthatmakeanewcountryfeellikehome.Asafoodie,thewaytomyheartisthroughmystomach,andnowherefuelsmy___9___quitelikeItaly.Eachtownhasitsowntraditional____10____,andeveryfamilykeepsarecipepassedfromonegenerationtoanother.Families____11____forbigmealsonSundays,birthdays,andwhateverotherexcusestheycan____12____.Thesemealsarealways____13____bylaughterandjoy.Whatever____14____lifeinItalymighthave,theproblemsare____15____onceyousitdowntoabigmealwithfriendsandfamily.1.A.study B.rent C.visit D.settle2.A.planned B.struggled C.refusedD.happened3.A.string B.hang C.mix D.match4.A.improved B.assessed C.admired D.praised5.A.course B.barrier C.area D.test6.A.open-minded B.strong-willed C.warm-heartedD.well-informed7.A.remind B.allow C.persuade D.order8.A.tricks B.promises C.acts D.duties9.A.ambition B.success C.appetite D.growth10.A.costume B.dish C.symbol D.tale11.A.gather B.cheer C.leave D.wait12.A.putupwith B.standupfor C.comeupwithD.makeupfor13.A.signaled B.confirmed C.representedD.accompanied14.A.disadvantages B.meanings C.surprisesD.opportunities15.A.created B.forgotten C.understoodD.identified（四）（2023浙江1月高考英語(yǔ)）ThesunwasbeginningtosinkasIsetoffintotheHarennaForest.Iwasonmywayto____1____auniquehoneyharvest.Here,insouth-eastEthiopia,hand-carvedbeehives(蜂箱)areplacedinthe____2____.Reachingthemtogetthehoneyisdifficult—andoften____3____.I____4____beekeeperZiyadoverawidestretchofgrasslandbeforeenteringathickjungle.Ziyadbeganpreparations.He____5____handfulsofdamptreeleaves,wrappedthemwithstring,and____6____thebunchtocreateatorch(火把).Then,withoneendofaropetiedtohiswaistandtheotherendaroundthetrunkofatree,Ziyadbegan____7____.Hestoppedeveryfewminutestomovethe____8____higherupthetreetrunk.____9____,Ziyadgotclosetothehivewhichwasaround20metresabovetheground.Sittingonabranch,he_____10_____towardsitandblewsmokefromhistorchintoatinyholeinthehive.Suddenly,Ziyadletoutasharpcry.Withinseconds,he’d_____11_____thetrunkandwasbackontheground.Itwastoo_____12_____tocollectthehoney.Acoolsummerhaddelayed_____13_____.Babybeeswerestillinthehoneycombs(蜂巢).Theadultbeeswere_____14_____andkeptattackingasZiyadescapedfromthetree.Hehadtowaitfortheright_____15_____togobackup.1.A.share B.collect C.celebrate D.witness2.A.courtyards B.fields C.treetops D.caves3A.urgent B.dangerous C.expensiveD.pointless4.A.searched B.recognised C.followed D.invited5.A.gathered B.cleaned C.dropped D.checked6.A.shook B.lit C.measuredD.decorated7.A.jumping B.talking C.testingD.climbing8.A.hives B.leaves C.rope D.honey9.A.Finally B.Surprisingly C.NaturallyD.Immediately10A.backed B.dived C.shouted D.inched11.A.cutoff B.goneup C.sliddownD.heldonto12.A.high B.early C.fast D.close13.A.hatching B.training C.sowing D.trading14.A.curious B.hungry C.bored D.angry15.A.moment B.equipment C.person D.order（五）（2023·河北衡水中學(xué)?？寄M預(yù)測(cè)）EveryyearI’dreadover2,000collegeapplicationsfromstudentsallovertheworld.Itisquite

1tochoosewhomtoadmit.2,inthechaosofSATscoresandrecommendations,one

3isalwaysirresistibleinacandidate：kindness.Themostsurprising4ofkindnessI’veever5camefromastudentwhohadexcellentscoresandasupportiverecommendationfromhiscollegecounselor(顧問).Evenwiththesequalifications,hemightnothave6.Butoneletterofrecommendationcaughtmyeye.Itwasfromaschoolsecurity7.Lettersofrecommendationaretypicallywrittenbypeoplelikeformerpresidents,celebrities,andOlympicathletes.Thesecurityguardwrotethathesupportedthisstudent’sadmissionbecauseofhis8.Thisyoungmanwastheonlypersonintheschoolwhoknewthenamesofeverymemberoftheguardstaff.Heturnedofflightsinemptyrooms,consistently9thehallwaymonitoreachmorningandtidieduptheclassroomafterhispeersleftschool10nobodywaswatching.Thisstudent,thesecurityguardwrote,hada(n)11respectforeverypersonattheschool,regardlessofposition,popularityorpower.Itgaveusa12ontoastudent’slifeinthemomentswhennothing“counted”.Thatstudentwasadmittedbyunanimous(一致的)voteoftheadmissionscommittee.Nextyeartheremightbeafloodofsecurityguardrecommendations13thisessay.Butifitmeansstudentswillstartpayingasmuch14tothepeoplewhocleantheirclassroomsastheydototheirprincipalsandteachers,I’mhappytohelpstartthat15.1．A．decent B．difficult C．delicate D．desperate2．A．However B．Otherwise C．Besides D．Therefore3．A．a(chǎn)bility B．quality C．limitation D．a(chǎn)ssumption4．A．signal B．image C．a(chǎn)ppearance D．indication5．A．comeout B．pickup C．comeacross D．bringup6．A．stoodup B．stoodout C．givenup D．givenout7．A．guard B．teacher C．principal D．counselor8．A．wisdom B．bravery C．encouragement D．consideration9．A．bothered B．a(chǎn)nswered C．visited D．thanked10．A．a(chǎn)sif B．nowthat C．evenif D．inorderthat11．A．demanding B．a(chǎn)musing C．refreshing D．puzzling12．A．passion B．trouble C．method D．window13．A．dueto B．inneedof C．exceptfor D．a(chǎn)longwith14．A．money B．notice C．a(chǎn)ttention D．curiosity15．A．policy B．trend C．a(chǎn)rrangement D．career（六）（2023·黑龍江哈爾濱·哈九中?？寄M預(yù)測(cè)）TherearedayswhenIfinditnecessarytostepoutsidemyclassroomandchecktobesurethatmynameisstillintheTEACHERspaceovermydoor.SometimesIfeelthatIama1inmyclassroomratherthantheteacher.Seatedintheclassroom,mysixthgradestudentseachheldadifferenttoolinthehand.Thestudentsdiscussedhow2areliketools—theyhavetheabilitytobuildortodestroy,andtheydiscoveredhowtherighttoolusedattherighttimefortherightjobcanproduce3results.Iwatchedandlistenedwithasenseof4.Theygotit!Afewdayslater,oneofmystudents,Laura,hadanunexpectedoutburstinclass.She5toworkwithhergroup.Iaskedhertoexcuseherselfandtogotoournextdoorteamcenter.She6fromthebackoftheroomtoourclassroomdoor—7meanangrylook,andthenslammedthedoorassheleftfortheteammeetingroom.Minuteslater,Istoodoverher.Beingextremelyangryabouther8behavior,Iwassharpinmytoneandharshwithmywords.WhenI9forherresponse,shestated,“You’reusingyourtoolagainstme.”Iwasspeechless.Therearetimeswhenyouareatacritical10withastudentandthedirectionthatyouchoosewillmakeallthe11.Iknewatthatmomenttherightthingtodowastokneeldownnexttoherchair,andI12said,“You’reright,Laura.Ihaveusedmywordsunwiselyandunkindly.Willyou13me?”Shelookedmeintheeyeandsimplysaid,“Yes,Iforgiveyou,Mrs.Ekre.I’msorry,too.”Attheendoftheyear,shewrotemeabeautifulletter,14towhichwasasmallkey—atool,shesaid,foralanguageartsteacherwhotaughtherhowimportantwordscanbe.Ihavekeptthekeysincethen.Itservesasa15ofalessonItaughtasateacherbutoneIreallylearnedfrommystudent.1．A．director B．master C．a(chǎn)ssistant D．student2．A．books B．words C．discussions D．exercises3．A．unwanted B．impressive C．a(chǎn)musing D．a(chǎn)mbiguous4．A．frustration B．curiosity C．satisfaction D．restlessness5．A．determined B．chose C．refused D．expected6．A．disappeared B．stole C．marched D．skipped7．A．judging B．losing C．voting D．shooting8．A．disrespectful B．reasonable C．desirable D．faultless9．A．rewarded B．paused C．regretted D．explained10．A．crossroads B．corner C．bargain D．community11．A．choice B．difference C．deadline D．fortune12．A．softly B．considerably C．sensitively D．critically13．A．bless B．forget C．support D．forgive14．A．a(chǎn)ttached B．connected C．extended D．unfolded15．A．proposal B．design C．object D．reminder（七）（2023.廣東河源·高三河源市河源中學(xué)?？奸_學(xué)考試）Atleastthreepeoplewerepossiblydeadafterapowerfulearthquake.Otherswereinjuredfromfallingstructuresandhomes,ruralroadsand1highways.Expertssaiditcouldtakesometimeto2thefullextentoftheinjuriesanddamageintheregion.ReginaRave,whoisageologist,wasmeetingwithtwo3athishomewhentheearthquake4.Ravetriedtostandupfromhischairbutcouldn’tkeephisbalanceand5inakindofgrouphugwithhiscolleagues,whileplatesandcups6fromhisshelvestotheground.Hischildren,ages9and2,hadtheirdrinks7overtheedgeofcups.Ravetriedtocalmeverybodyasthe8continuedformorethanaminute.About10,000peopleliveinandaroundhistown,whichis966kilometersfromtheearthquake’scenter.It’sa(n)10thingthatearthquakesarefelthere,butitusuallydoesn’tlastaslongandisnotasviolentasthisone.Itwasquitestrong.Peoplewerefeeling11.Ravewas12throughthedamagetohishome,whichincludedabrokensewerpipe(污水管)judgingfromthesmell.Friendselsewherehadmessagedhimwith13ofcrackedroads,brokenpipesandfallendebris(碎片),buthadn’tdescribedmajorbuildingcollapsesor14.Communicationseemedtohavebeen15withsomecelltowerslikelytohavefallen.Peoplewerestartingtocleanuptheirhousesandthestreets.1．A．damaged B．surrounded C．hidden D．buried2．A．foresee B．a(chǎn)ssess C．recognize D．a(chǎn)ssume3．A．roommates B．schoolmates C．colleagues D．parents4．A．covered B．rose C．ceased D．struck5．A．endedup B．cameout C．carriedon D．resultedfrom6．A．squeezed B．crashed C．flashed D．pulled7．A．turn B．knock C．flow D．blow8．A．jumping B．hanging C．floating D．shaking9．A．located B．listed C．considered D．posed10．A．simple B．common C．popular D．a(chǎn)wkward11．A．puzzled B．tired C．frightened D．inspired12．A．getting B．breaking C．cutting D．sorting13．A．descriptions B．instructions C．explanations D．introductions14．A．changes B．injuries C．beats D．a(chǎn)ttacks15．A．handled B．improved C．a(chǎn)ffected D．removed（八）（2023新課標(biāo)全國(guó)Ⅰ卷）OnOct.11,hundredsofrunnerscompetedinacross-countryraceinMinnesota.MelanieBaileyshouldhave____1____thecourseearlierthanshedid.Her____2____camebecauseshewascarryinga____3____acrossthefinishline.Asreportedbyalocalnewspaper,Baileywasmorethantwo-thirdsofthewaythroughher____4____whenarunnerinfrontofherbegancryinginpain.She____5____tohelpherfellowrunner,DanielleLenoue.Baileytookherarmtoseeifshecouldwalkforwardwith____6____.Shecouldn’t.Baileythen____7____toletLenoueclimbontoherbackandcarriedherallthewaytothefinishline,thenanother300feettowhereLenouecouldget____8____attention.Oncethere,Lenouewas____9____andlatertakentoahospital,whereshelearnedthatshehadseriousinjuriesinoneofherknees.Shewouldhavestruggledwithextreme____10____tomakeittothataidcheckpointwithoutBailey’shelp.AsforBailey,sheismore____11____aboutwhyheractisconsideredabig____12____.“Shewasjustcrying.Icouldn’t____13____her,”Baileytoldthereporter.“IfeellikeIwasjustdoingtherightthing.”Althoughthetwoyoungwomenwerestrangersbeforethe____14____,they’vesincebecomefriends.Neitherwontherace,butthe____15____ofhumankindnesswontheday.1.A.designed B.followed C.changed D.finished2.A.delay B.chance C.trouble D.excuse3.A.judge B.volunteer C.classmateD.competitor4.A.race B.school C.town D.training5.A.agreed B.returned C.stoppedD.promised6.A.courage B.aid C.patience D.advice7.A.wentaway B.stoodup C.steppedasideD.bentdown8.A.medical B.public C.constant D.equal9.A.interrupted B.assessed C.identifiedD.appreciated10.A.hunger B.pain C.coldD.tiredness11.A.worried B.ashamed C.confusedD.discouraged12.A.game B.problem C.lesson D.deal13.A.leave B.cure C.botherD.understand14.A.ride B.test C.meet D.show15.A.secret B.display C.benefitD.exchange（九）Theterm“theimaginaryaudience”wasinventedbyAmericanchildpsychologistDavidElkindin1967.Itisdefinedasanadolescent’spsychologicalstate___1___bythebeliefthatpeoplearoundareeagerlywatchingorlisteningtohimorher.Thisisbecause___2___areawareofthephysicalchangesoccurringintheirbodies.Andtheyare___3___concernedwithhoweveryoneis___4___thesechanges.The___5___oftheimaginaryaudiencearecommon.Teenswouldrepeatedlychangetheirclothestolook___6___toothers.Ortheywouldfollowdifferentongoing___7___thatmayhelpthemfitintosociety.Ifwearingcheckeredshirtsandjeansisthecurrentfashion,teenswoulddresslikethatjusttogiveagood___8___ontheirimaginaryaudiences.Teensalsoworryaboutthe

___9___mistakestheymakeinsocialsettings.Ablackheadcouldmakeanadolescentgirl____10____alldayasshefeelsthatsheisbeingwatchedandjudged.However,inreality,thereareonlyasmallpercentageofpeoplewhoareactuallyinterestedinhowsomebodyelse___11____.Though“theimaginaryaudience”isconsideredtobea____12____,itisanaturalprocessinwhichanadolescenttriestobetterunderstandhisorherassociationwiththeworld.Asanindividual’sperceptionoftheworld____13____,heorshewillgainmore____14____viewpointsonhisorherrolesamongpeople,ratherthanimaginaryones.Thus,theeffectsofimaginaryaudienceswillgradually____15____.1．A．misled B．held C．driven D．characterize2．A．a(chǎn)dults B．teenagers C．elders D．professors3．A．suddenly B．gradually C．strongly D．randomly4．A．viewing B．facing C．a(chǎn)ccepting D．making5．A．causes B．requirements C．examples D．results6．A．strange B．plain C．sweet D．smart7．A．events B．trends C．tips D．principles8．A．comment B．a(chǎn)ssessment C．impression D．instruction9．A．severest B．biggest C．fastest D．slightest10．A．sleep B．relax C．sweat D．laugh11．A．sounds B．feels C．smells D．looks12．A．disorder B．relief C．pity D．blessing13．A．reduces B．shows C．works D．matures14．A．narrow B．permanent C．realistic D．personal15．A．runout B．fadeaway C．setin D．comeback（十）Haveyoueverheardsomeonesaythathecan’tseetheforestforthetrees?Ifso,youmayhave___1___whatthiscuriousphrasemeans.Ifyoucanseethetrees,howistheforestnot___2___,too?Thispopularphraseaccuratelydescribessituationsinwhichpeoplesometimesgetsocaughtupwiththe___3___thattheylosesightofthebigpicture.___4___,you’repayingsomuchattentiontothetreesthatyouforgetthatthetreesarejustpartofalargerforest.Thisisaproblemweall___5___fromtimetotime.Whenobservingourworld,it’seasytofocusontheinterestingdetailsand___6___largerconcepts.For___7___,though,it’simportanttobeabletofocusonboththeforestandthetrees.Sincethebeginningofscientificinquirythousandsofyearsago,observationshavebeen___8___.Thefirstscientistsusedtheir___9___tosee,hear,smell,feel,andtastetheworldaroundthem.Throughthese____10____,theylearnedabouttheirworldandbegantosearchforanswerstothequestionsthat____11____arose.Todayscientists____12____relyupontheirfivesensestomakeobservations.However,theyalsotakeadvantagesofmoderntechnologiestomakeobservationswithawidevarietyoftools.Theseenablethemto“see”theworldinwaysbeyondwhattheirfivesenses____13____.Fromsatellitetelescopesatomicmicroscopes,modernscientistsusethesetoolstoobservetheworldinwaysnever____14____byearlyscientists.Someofthesetoolsallowthemtostudysmalldetailswhileothershelpthemtoseethebig____15____.1．A．wondered B．believed C．explained D．described2．A．a(chǎn)cceptable B．visible C．a(chǎn)ccessible D．possible3．A．reasons B．problems C．effects D．details4．A．Incontrast B．Inreturn C．Inotherwords D．Inthemeantime5．A．seekout B．passby C．a(chǎn)greeon D．meetwith6．A．catch B．ignore C．comprehend D．misuse7．A．observers B．farmers C．scientists D．leaders8．A．forgotten B．welcomed C．impossible D．important9．A．senses B．feelings C．environments D．experiences10．A．errors B．gifts C．observations D．inventions11．A．luckily B．naturally C．exactly D．occasionally12．A．even B．yet C．never D．still13．A．release B．a(chǎn)llow C．prefer D．enjoy14．A．imagined B．suggested C．remembered D．convinced15．A．cause B．change C．picture D．a(chǎn)chievement（十一）Inallone’slifetimeitisoneselfthatonespendsthemosttimebeingwithordealingwith.Butitis____1____oneselfthatonehastheleastunderstandingof.Whenyouaregoingupwardsinlifeyoutendtooverestimateyourself.Itseemsthateverythingyouseekforiswithinyour____2____.Whenyouaregoingdownhillyoutendtounderestimateyourself.Togetathoroughunderstandingofoneselfistogainacorrectviewofoneselfandbearealist-awareofbothone’s____3____andweaknesses.Youmay____4____hopefullytothefuturebutbesurenotto____5____toomuch,foridealscanneverbefullyrealized.Youmaybe____6____tomeetchallengesbutitshouldbecleartoyou____7____todirectyourefforts.That’stosay,solongasyouhaveaperfect____8____ofyourself,therewon’tbedifficultiesyoucan’tovercome.Togetathoroughunderstandingofoneselfneedsself-appreciation.Whetheryouthinkyouareatoweringtreeorabladeofgrass,ahighmountainorasmallstone,yourepresentastateofnaturethathasitsownreasonof____9____.Ifyouearnestlyadmireyourselfyou’llhavearealsenseofself-appreciation,whichwillgiveyouconfidence.____10____yougainfullconfidenceinyourself,you’llbeenabledtofightandovercomeanydifficulty.Togetathoroughunderstandingofoneselfalsorequiresdoingoneselfafavorwhenit’sneeded.Intimeofanger,doyourselfafavorbygivinganoutlettoitinaquietplacesothatyouwon’tbehurtbyitsflames;intimeofsadness,doyourselfafavorby____11____itwithyourfriendssoastochangeagloomymoodintoacheerfulone;intimeoftiredness,doyourselfafavorbygettingagoodsleeportakingsomestimulant.Showyourselflovingconcernaboutyourhealthanddailylife.____12____youknowperfectlywellwhenandhowtodoyourselfafavor,youwon’tbeconfidentandreadyenoughto____13____theattackofillness.Asyouareaware,whatapersonphysicallyhasisbutahumanbodythat’svulnerablewhen____14____totheelements.Soifyoufallill,it’suptoyoutotakeagoodcareofyourself.Inaword,togetathoroughunderstandingofoneselfistogetafull____15____ofone’slife.Thenonewillfindone’slifefullofcolorandflavor.1．A．permanently B．previously C．precisely D．perfectly2．A．reach B．budget C．development D．brain3．A．shortages B．disadvantages C．strengths D．limitations4．A．lookup B．lookback C．lookforward D．lookdown5．A．expect B．a(chǎn)nalyze C．inspect D．dream6．A．honest B．comprehensive C．courageous D．delicate7．A．what B．which C．how D．where8．A．image B．knowledge C．system D．memory9．A．a(chǎn)ttack B．criticism C．popularity D．existence10．A．Asmuchas B．Assoonas C．Asfaras D．Aswellas11．A．quarreling B．a(chǎn)rguing C．sharing D．blaming12．A．Unless B．Once C．Since D．If13．A．recall B．restore C．restart D．resist14．A．exchanged B．exposed C．experienced D．exported15．A．mark B．control C．a(chǎn)ccount D．recovery（十二）Awomanisvolunteeringinashelter.Itallstartedbecauseshemissedherown1.SandywasatalosswhenherbelovedAngusdiedlastyear—terriblylonely,yetnotquite2foranewdoginherlife.3,shedecidedtovolunteeratthelocalanimalshelterandspendsomequalitytimewithfurryfriendswho,likeher,were4theiroldbuddies(伙伴).Rememberingthatherdoghadlovedbeingreadto,shebroughtalonga5

there.It'snowbeen18monthssinceSandyfirstbegan6herchairbesidethedoghouse.Shelterworkerssayitreallycalmsdownthedogs,butSandysaysitdoesmore7toherthanitdoestothedogs.Sandywas8thatphotosofherreadingtodogswerespreadingontheInternetuntilthemediastartedcalling.Kathleen,afellowsheltervolunteerwassotouchedbythesightofher

9toanolddogthatshetookaphotoandposteditontheInternet.Shewasso10withthedogs—Iwatchedherreadtoseveral—andtheyjustlovedbeing11byher,"Kathleensaid.InspiredbySandy'sstyleof