期末专项训练：完形填空-英语必修第三册人教版（2019）

期末专项训练：完形填空-英语必修第三册人教版（2019） When Sergio Peralta,15, started the year as a new student at Hendersonville High School, he tried to keep it a (an) 1 that he was born with a right hand that didn’t fully form. “In the first days of school, I honestly felt like hiding my hand,” Peralta said. “Like nobody would ever 2 .” Eventually, a teacher in the engineering program, Jeff Wilkins, 3 Peralta’s hand, and suggested that his engineering students might be able to 4 . “They ended up offering me, like, ‘We could build you a robotic hand’and I never 5 it,” said Peralta. Though the teens were unsure if the 6 would work, they didn’t let uncertainty stop them from 7 .They spent four weeks designing, sizing, and creating a robotic hand with online models and a 3-D printer, 8 discovering first-hand how engineering can be used to make a(an) 9 difference. Peralta had become 10 at using his left hand to write and do nearly everything else. But there were certain things that weren’t 11 , like catching a baseball with his right hand. So after about a month of building the robotic hand and developing a 12 with Peralta along the way, the students tested the robotic hand with a 13 of catch. For the first time, Peralta was able to play catch with both hands. “Living without a hand for 15 years, I want to say they actually offered me two. This is actually pretty 14 . No one has ever offered me this stuff,” he said. “They 15 my life.” 1．A．anxiety B．evidence C．secret D．faith 2．A．care about B．find out C．spy on D．wrestle with 3．A．rolled over B．stared at C．checked on D．learned about 4．A．sponsor B．contract C．treat D．help 5．A．expected B．restricted C．participated D．claimed 6．A．test B．idea C．belief D．symbol 7．A．analyzing B．advocating C．trying D．complaining 8．A．entirely B．literally C．ultimately D．obviously 9．A．minor B．initial C．academic D．practical 10．A．skilled B．grateful C