专题03 完形填空15篇（名校最新期中真题）-2023-2024学年高一英语上学期期中复习查缺补漏冲刺满分（北师大版2019）

北师大版（2019）高一英语上学期期中复习 查缺补漏冲刺满分 (名校最新期中真题) 专题03 完形填空15篇 （2022秋·湖南张家界·高一张家界市民族中学校考期中）One little girl in Dayton, Maine, has unknowingly changed the culture of her school when she became the first and only deaf student to attend. Morey Belanger, 6, was diagnosed(诊断) with a rare disease when she was one year old. The disease is so rare that it doesn’t even have a name. One of the side effects the disease can bring about is 1 loss, which Morey has already suffered. Therefore, she has to use sign language (手语) to 2 . When she reached the age to go to school, her parents were 3 about how she could receive education in normal schools. 4 , they met with Dayton Consolidated School. The school was 5 to learn sign language and provide the services she needed. Still, Morey’s mother Shannon only 6 that the teachers teaching her daughter would learn sign language. Never did she imagine that all the students would also learn it. “It makes our whole family just 7 .” Shannon says. Apart from her classroom, Morey also goes to the gym class and the library, and people throughout the school are trying their best to 8 what’s best to her. The school made efforts to make Morey feel she was 9 and loved. For example, it hung sign language posters in the hallway and held parties at which sign language 10 were given. “We did these things 11 they are the right things to do. She is one of our students,” says Kim Sampietro, the school’s headteacher. But even if these things were simply the right ones to do, nobody at the school could deny(否认) the 12 that Morey and the need to learn sign language have had on the school. “She’s just brought something to our school that wouldn’t have been there. I think it’s a chance for learning and growth when we have a child who has something 13 ,” says Sampietro, “She’ll be with the same class through the 5th grade, so I imagine all these kids will 14 t