期末总复习能力突破：完形填空（专项训练）---2025-2026学年八年级英语上册人教版

2025-2026学年八年级英语上册人教版期末总复习能力突破：完形填空（专项训练） 姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________ I took a trip to Yunnan this National Day holiday. It is really a very great place 1 beautiful mountains, clean rivers and kind people. Trees and flowers are 2 . Every year lots of visitors come here to enjoy themselves. In Shilin (stone forests), there are all kinds of 3 stones. Some of the smaller stones look like pretty girls, and the bigger 4 look like handsome men. Of all the stones, the stone like a beautiful 5 in a legend (传说) is the most famous. Her name is Ashima. I am 6 you know this name. I also went to Lijiang. A river runs 7 the whole city. If you go along the river, you’ll never 8 your way, and it’s easy for you to find your way. There are many ethnic minorities (少数民族) in Yunnan. And they all like singing and 9 . We danced with them 10 the campfire (篝火) that night. I really had a good time. I like the elephants and fruits there best. An elephant is much 11 than me! I even 12 on its back, though I was very afraid in the beginning. I 13 some photos with it. The fruits there are very 14 and delicious. They are very good for our 15 . The trip to Yunnan was so wonderful that I will go there sometime in the future. 1．A．with B．without C．outside D．inside 2．A．nowhere B．somewhere C．anywhere D．everywhere 3．A．bright B．strange C．secret D．hard 4．A．that B．one C．ones D．those 5．A．girl B．boy C．bird D．flower 6．A．worried B．sure C．sad D．happy 7．A．through B．over C．across D．under 8．A．find B．show C．lose D．know 9．A．hiking B．swimming C．climbing D．dancing 10．A．to B．around C．from D．between 11．A．taller B．shorter C．lighter D．thinner 12．A．danced B．jumped C．sat D．ran 13．A．picked B．bought C．sold D．took 14．A．beautiful B．fresh C．expensive D．dirty 15．A．health B．sense C．group D．trip 先通读原文，掌握其大意，然后从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个可以填入相应空白处的最佳选项。 Mount Taimu is 16 the north-east of Fujian Province. It’s also the core area of the Taimu Mountain Scenic Area. It’s 45 kilometers south of Fuding City. The main peak is about 917 meters 17 the sea level. There are lots of interesting 18 for travelers to visit. For example, some high peaks seem to 19 up to the sky and some rocks look just like 20 or people, such as the “Stone Rabbit”. Tourists can really 21 the scenery here. The view from the top of Mount Taimu is amazing, 22 the sea of clouds. When the 23 is nice, a large white sea of clouds spreads out among the peaks. It looks like a huge ocean, and the peaks are like islands in it. Standing on the top of the mountain and seeing this, people will be really 24 by the power of nature. Mount Taimu also has a lot of stories about it. It is said that in the times of Yao, an old lady met a Taoist priest (道士) and then became an immortal (神仙). 25 this, she was named “Taimu”. And the mountain was named Mount Taimu after her. 16．A．at B．on C．to D．in 17．A．over B．under C．above D．below 18．A．fields B．places C．times D．ideas 19．A．go B．come C．reach D．get 20．A．plants B．animals C．fruits D．flowers 21．A．enjoy B．hate C．find D．miss 22．A．usually B．especially C．really D．quickly 23．A．color B．weather C．sky D．mountain 24．A．interested B．surprised C．worried D．bored 25．A．Because of B．Thanks to C．In order to D．Sorry for 通读短文，掌握其大意，然后从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。 Every city has its own landmarks. These places are not just beautiful—they 26 the history and culture of a city. Beijing, for example, has the Forbidden City. It was the home of emperors for hundreds of years and now 27 as a museum for people to learn about Chinese royal history. Shanghai is famous for modern landmarks like the Oriental Pearl TV Tower. Its special design 28 it different from other buildings. Tourists love to 29 to the top and enjoy the view of the city. The Bund in Shanghai is also popular, with old buildings that 30 the city’s past as an international port. In my hometown, there is an old stone bridge built over 100 years ago. It still 31 people cross the river every day. Though it’s not as famous as the Great Wall, it’s 32 to local people because it carries their daily memories. Landmarks are important treasures (财富). We need to 33 them from pollution and damage (破坏). 34 we don’t protect them, they may disappear one day. When you travel to a new city, take time to visit its landmarks. You will 35 a lot about the city and understand it better. 36 landmark tells a unique story. Some are old, some are new, but all of them make a city 37 . It’s our duty to keep these places safe. 38 small actions, like not 39 on old walls, can help. If everyone tries, our children will also get to see these amazing places. Let’s 40 our best to protect city landmarks! 26．A．stand for B．hide C．forget D．miss 27．A．uses B．waits C．looks D．acts 28．A．makes B．takes C．puts D．gets 29．A．climb B．swim C．jump D．fly 30．A．write B．show C．read D．sing 31．A．helps B．stops C．keeps D．follows 32．A．boring B．important C．easy D．cheap 33．A．find B．protect C．change D．lose 34．A．If B．Because C．So D．But 35．A．teach B．learn C．think D．talk 36．A．Both B．All C．Each D．None 37．A．same B．different C．boring D．clean 38．A．Always B．Only C．Never D．Even 39．A．write B．writing C．wrote D．written 40．A．do B．make C．take D．get It was a sunny Sunday. Our family were all free at home, so we decided to make a delicious 41 together. This was not only a good chance to enjoy good food but also a great 42 to spend time with each other. Dad went to the market (市场) early in the morning and bought some 43 vegetables, such as tomatoes, carrots and so on. Mom took out something needed for making bread. I washed the vegetables 44 because they had to be very clean. After that, we began to make the main dish. Mom cut the vegetables quickly with a knife. She was really good 45 it and the pieces were all in nice shapes. Dad put some oil in the pan and heated it. Then he 46 the vegetables and started to cook them. The smell that filled the kitchen was so delicious that it made my 47 water. As we were working, we talked and 48 . We shared some interesting stories that happened during the week. It was a very warm atmosphere (氛围). Dad said this kind of family time was more precious (珍贵) than 49 . When the meal was ready, we set the table and put all the food on it. There was also a big 50 of fruit salad in the middle of the table. We 51 and started to eat. The food tasted even better than it 52 . After the meal, we didn’t feel like moving because we were so full. 53 we were all very happy. There were a lot of things left to 54 up in the kitchen. But we didn’t mind. We worked together to wash the dishes and put away the things. This family cooking activity made our relationship 55 . We hoped to have more such days in the future. 41．A．dish B．meal C．salad D．bread 42．A．way B．event C．culture D．hobby 43．A．expensive B．unusual C．fresh D．same 44．A．quickly B．clearly C．quietly D．carefully 45．A．for B．with C．at D．to 46．A．added B．caught C．planted D．reached 47．A．eye B．mouth C．nose D．ear 48．A．explained B．spoke C．laughed D．replied 49．A．anything B．something C．everything D．nothing 50．A．glass B．plate C．spoon D．pot 51．A．turned down B．stood up C．cut up D．sat down 52．A．smelled B．sounded C．touched D．felt 53．A．Because B．And C．So D．But 54．A．grow B．clean C．make D．dress 55．A．happier B．easier C．closer D．funnier Chinese families come together to celebrate the new year with joy during the Spring Festival. When I was young, I would feel the happiest whenever I saw my parents come back home from big cities before the 56 . It was the early morning of the last day of the year. My family was 57 the coming of the new year. My mom and my grandma were busy in the kitchen because they needed to prepare delicious 58 for the big reunion (团圆) dinner. At the same time, my father, my brother and I were also busy 59 the house. My brother was putting paper-cuttings 60 windows with me while my father was hanging red lanterns (挂灯笼) around the house. All of us were a little tired (累的) but we were really 61 about the special festival. In the afternoon, we 62 around the table to enjoy different kinds of dishes like fish and dumplings. The 63 of the dishes and our laughter (笑声) filled the room. In the evening, everyone came to the living room to watch the Spring Festival Gala on TV and talk with each other 64 . Now, my parents stay at home, but I’m in the city because of my work. 65 I’m far from my home, I still keep going back home to spend every Spring Festival with them. As I know it’s not only a time to welcome the new year but also a time to show our love to our family. 56．A．journey   B． festival   C．victory D．arrival 57．A．getting ready for B．fighting for C．standing for D．leaving for 58．A．plates B．dishes C．jokes D．congratulations 59．A．washing B．cleaning C．painting D．decorating 60．A．on B．in C．through D．under 61．A．relaxed B．excited C．bored D．surprised 62．A．sat B．stood C．slept D．lay 63．A．smell B．color C．shape D．plate 64．A．loudly B．happily C．easily D．heavily 65．A．Because B．If C．Although D．But 先通读下列短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文各题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出最佳选项。并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。 I grew up in a family of three children. We lived on a small farm. I loved helping my dad plant the garden but I was never good at milking the cow. 66 , my brothers shared the work with me. In autumn, we all helped with the harvest (收获). My brothers and I often climbed up the trees to pick fruit. It was so much fun. One year, a heavy rainstorm 67 the farm. Most of the fruit fell off the trees. We were sad, but my mum 68 us that we could still use the fruit to make jam (果酱). It was a good 69 . My dad cleaned and cut the fruit while my mum prepared the pot for cooking. We children helped 70 sugar and fill the bottles. It wasn’t a (n) 71 harvest, but it was something special. When we looked at those full jam bottles, we felt 72 . 73 our large family kept all of us busy most of the time. Mum did the housework and Dad looked after the farm work. As children, we also helped out with things around the 74 . We usually talked and sang while we were working. Through these chores, we learned to love and 75 each other. They also taught us what family is really about. 66．A．Finally B．Luckily C．Exactly 67．A．affected B．saved C．decorated 68．A．excused B．thanked C．reminded 69．A．joke B．journey C．idea 70．A．borrow B．add C．pack 71．A．excellent B．important C．tiring 72．A．surprised B．strange C．happy 73．A．Cleaning up B．Caring for C．Sharing with 74．A．school B．house C．block 75．A．help B．invite C．greet On October 30, 2025, China announced the three-member astronaut team for Shenzhou-21: Zhang Lu (commander, 总指挥), Wu Fei and Zhang Hongzhang. They will launch at 23: 44 on October 31 and stay in space for about six months. The team mixes experienced and 76 members, ensuring a safe and energetic mission (任务) . The Three Astronauts and Their Jobs 77 has a unique role, and their skills complement each other perfectly. Commander Zhang Lu, born in 1976, is the 78 . He flew on Shenzhou-15 in 2022 and 79 honors (荣誉) for his work. As leader, he will control the spaceship and handle emergencies, keeping the mission safe with his expertise. Engineer Wu Fei, the 1993-born youngest member, makes his first space trip. He is good at space equipment-installing (设备安装) 80 fixing (修理) outdoor devices, which fits the mission’s needs. Payload Specialist Zhang Hongzhang (born in 1986) , a doctor, leads 27 space experiments (实验) . These will deepen our knowledge of life and materials in space. How to Become 81 ? It’s tough. Strict rules apply: height between 1.65 and 1.75m, weight 82 80 kg (heavy weight wastes rocket fuel) . They must pass hard tests: 8G gravity in a centrifuge (离心机) , low-pressure (低压) room training, 83 good teamwork. Only top candidates (候选人) qualify. The Mission’s Highlights Shenzhou-21 has two key goals: replacing the Shenzhou-20 team (who set a 188-day record) and doing research. A highlight is China’s first space experiment with four mice. Astronauts will study 84 weightlessness affects them, and the mice will return to Earth. They will also install space-junk protection equipment and test smart space technology, boosting China’s space development. A New Journey for China’s Space Dream China’s named space program has completed 36 missions. When the 37th 85 above the clouds, a new chapter (章节) in Chinese space history will be opened. 76．A．different B．young C．hardworking D． interesting 77．A．Either B．All C．Both D．Each 78．A．most careful B．most experienced C．most serious D．most friendly 79．A．won B．realized C．touched D．expected 80．A．before B．after C．while D．and 81．A．Commander B．An Engineer C．An Astronaut D．A Specialist 82．A．over B．under C．above D．below 83．A．except B．besides C．without D．against 84．A．when B．why C．how D．where 85．A．shoots B．raises C．appears D．crosses For my brother Tim’s New Year’s resolution, he didn’t plan to improve himself. Instead, he made a different 86 . He decided to help our neighbor, Mr. Clark, who was old and lived alone. Tim’s 87 was to visit Mr. Clark every Saturday afternoon. He planned to help with some chores, like 88 the rubbish or buying some food for him. The first Saturday, Tim felt a little nervous (焦虑的) because 89 didn’t know Mr. Clark very well. But Mr. Clark was very 90 and welcomed him with a smile. Tim helped him 91 the garden. They worked together for an hour. Now, Tim 92 enjoys his Saturday afternoons. He and Mr. Clark become good friends. They don’t just do chores. They also play chess and 93 stories. Tim says this is the most 94 resolution for him. He doesn’t just make his life colorful. He also 95 a good friend. It shows that the best plans are not always for ourselves. 86．A．note B．choice C．example D．text 87．A．tool B．plan C．question D．dream 88．A．taking out B．working out C．acting out D．blowing out 89．A．he B．she C．I D．you 90．A．lazy B．honest C．shy D．friendly 91．A．from B．in C．under D．on 92．A．heavily B．suddenly C．really D．hopefully 93．A．forget B．add C．share D．connect 94．A．difficult B．expensive C．popular D．meaningful 95．A．makes B．loses C．misses D．introduces Annika was a seventh-grader from the USA．She took part in an online learning activity. When knowing her partner (搭档) Sarah 96 lived in Canada, Annika was surprised. She never 97 her partner to come from another country! At first, Annika didn’t plan to build the partnership (搭档关系), because she didn’t want to work with someone from such a(n) 98 place. But after she talked with Sarah online, she changed her 99 . Annika and Sarah became friends while they helped each other with maths. They always solved difficult maths problems together. Several months later, the two girls were happy about their 100 . As the activity continued (持续), Annika and Sarah found they shared common 101 , from favourite books to funny pet stories. That brought the two girls closer. 102 they lived far away, they felt as if they were the best of friends. But sometimes Annika got worried—would their 103 disappear when the activity ended? On the last day of the activity, Sarah showed up with a big smile. “This isn’t goodbye!” she said, writing her email address in huge letters. “Yes. We’ll stay in 104 all the time!” Annika said. This experience made Annika’s life 105 , and she imagined the day when they met face to face. 96．A．actually B．hardly C．easily 97．A．needed B．expected C．asked 98．A．poor B．far C．ancient 99．A．mind B．partner C．guide 100．A．appearance B．difference C．progress 101．A．interests B．personalities C．habits 102．A．If B．Once C．Although 103．A．victory B．friendship C．humour 104．A．peace B．touch C．reach 105．A．more colorful B．colorful C．the most colorful Wild animals are important to the balance of nature, but many of them are facing serious problems. The Siberian tiger is one of the most endangered animals in the world. It is one of the 106 cats on the earth. It has thick fur to keep warm in cold winters. In the past, there were many Siberian tigers in the wild. However, the number of them is 107 quickly now. One of the main reasons is that people cut down too many forests, so the tigers have no 108 to live in. Another reason is that some people kill them for their fur and bones, which are thought to have special 109 value. Luckily, people have realized the importance of 110 these tigers. Many nature reserves have been built. In these reserves, tigers can live 111 and safely. The government has also made strict laws to 112 people from hunting them. Besides, many volunteers are working hard to 113 people about the importance of protecting wild animals. They hope more people will join them in this work. With our joint efforts, I believe the number of Siberian tigers will 114 in the future. We must remember that protecting wild animals is protecting 115 . 106．A．largest B．smallest C．cutest D．weakest 107．A．rising B．dropping C．growing D．improving 108．A．food B．water C．space D．time 109．A．cultural B．artistic C．medical D．educational 110．A．feeding B．protecting C．hunting D．studying 111．A．happily B．sadly C．quietly D．angrily 112．A．allow B．stop C．help D．support 113．A．remind B．warn C．teach D．tell 114．A．increase B．decrease C．remain D．disappear 115．A．itself B．themselves C．ourselves D．yourselves 阅读下面短文，掌握大意，然后从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 In a small town, there lived a girl called Mia. One cold afternoon, she saw a little dog shivering (颤抖) under an old bench while walking in a park. Its sad eyes made Mia feel very 116 . “Don’t be afraid. I won’t hurt you,” Mia said as she crouched (蹲) down to 117 her sandwich to it. The dog wagged its tail (摇尾巴) but still looked afraid. That night, when Mia lay in bed, she kept 118 that poor dog. “It is 119 for the dog to sleep outside. It may die because of the cold weather,” she thought. To 120 the risk, Mia came up with an idea. “ 121 I build a house for it, it won’t feel cold any more,” she said to herself. The next day, Mia built a simple dog house and took it to the park. She saw many other dogs and cats 122 homes on the way. Mia thought they were poor and 123 to offer help to all the animals on the streets in her community. Mia’s parents supported her 124 . They said it was a great way to 125 love. With her parents’ help, Mia changed their backyard into a DIY workshop. They prepared wood, glue and paint, and spent several weekends designing and building animal houses 126 . Each house was 127 . For example, one had flower-shaped windows; another had animal-shaped windows. After completing a few 128 , Mia posted pictures of the houses online. Soon 129 became popular because many people paid attention to them. Then Mia received all kinds of things, such as old clothes, pet food, and even money. When she saw more and more people join her in helping the animals, her heart was full of 130 . She knew she was doing something helpful. 116．A．bored B．curious C．relaxed D．sorry 117．A．pay B．give C．show D．lend 118．A．thinking about B．waiting for C．picking up D．looking after 119．A．possible B．exciting C．important D．dangerous 120．A．balance B．accept C．understand D．avoid 121．A．If B．Until C．Before D．While 122．A．across B．for C．without D．against 123．A．refused B．decided C．stopped D．agreed 124．A．secret B．feeling C．talent D．thought 125．A．receive B．spread C．find D．test 126．A．carefully B．safely C．quietly D．suddenly 127．A．special B．large C．real D．simple 128．A．schools B．cinemas C．houses D．shops 129．A．he B．she C．they D．it 130．A．fear B．peace C．courage D．happiness Hi, everyone, please close your eyes. Now 131 this: when you’re walking quietly through the mountains, suddenly, something moves nearby (在附近). Is it a cloud? No— 132 it’s a snow leopard (雪豹)! Snow leopards are mysterious and beautiful big cats. With their soft fur, these amazing cats can move close but do not make a sound. They live high in the mountains of Central Asia, where it is very cold and rocky. They are often called the “ghosts of the mountains” because of their secretive life. They often 133 at night, so it’s very hard to see them. Sadly, snow leopards are in danger. People kill them for their beautiful fur. Sometimes, the leopards eat the herders’ (牧民的) sheep, so the herders 134 them. It is disappointing because snow leopards are not just beautiful animals, they are also important in the 135 . To protect snow leopards, many groups are 136 . For example, in India, a group brings tourists to stay at herders’ homes, so the herders can make money. In return (作为回报), the herders 137 not to kill the snow leopards. And some groups are telling local communities about the 138 of snow leopards to the earth. Other groups are creating parks to 139 snow leopards from hunters. These efforts (努力) are starting to make a difference. 140 we keep working together to protect snow leopards, they can have a brighter and safer future. 131．A．remember B．guess C．imagine 132．A．actually B．usually C．exactly 133．A．play B．sleep C．appear 134．A．shoot B．stop C．eat 135．A．population B．ecosystem C．countryside 136．A．taking action B．making progress C．making plans 137．A．forget B．promise C．remind 138．A．difference B．importance C．number 139．A．teach B．stop C．protect 140．A．Until B．If C．Although “I really want to try making cookies, Mum! I’m a twelve-year-old 141 , I can do it!” I said. I 142 my mum to say yes because my friend Judy could cook alone. My brother Jackson laughed.” You cooking? It won’t go well!” I was nervous, not very 143 if my parents would let me try. At last, Mum agreed. I went to the kitchen right away to 144 the cooking, I put eggs and butter in a bowl and used a mixer (搅拌器). But as soon as I turned it on, butter splashed(飞溅) everywhere! I tried again. I followed the steps, but I made a big 145 —— I forgot to add the flour! When I 146 the oven, the cookies looked like a sticky (黏稠的) mess. Then Jackson came, and he helped me hold the bowl. I 147 added the flour and put the batter (面糊) back in the oven, A few minutes later, the cookies were 148 . I could smell the sweetness filled with the room. I want my family to try them first, so I took them to my parents. Mum smiled and said, “You did it successfully!” Dad 149 one and said it was delicious. I learned it’s okay to make mistakes. Making mistakes is part of my 150 . The best thing wasn’t just the cookies. It was that I could do it. 141．A．teenager B．teacher C．parent D．doctor 142．A．invited B．expected C．allowed D．taught 143．A．decide B．want C．believe D．sure 144．A．look for B．care for C．prepare for D．pay for 145．A．mistake B．mess C．disappointment D．connection 146．A．bought B．described C．broke D．checked 147．A．quietly B．quickly C．heavily D．kindly 148．A．ready B．round C．tasty D．terrible 149．A．sounded B．touched C．tasted D．smelt 150．A．confidence B．health C．talent D．growth In 2025, there is a big plan for primary and middle school students in China. It is called the Sports Competition (竞赛) Plan. This plan is very 151 because it is going to help make students healthier and stronger. Today, many students 152 too much time on homework and smart phones. This makes them less healthy. The Sports Competition Plan wants to 153 that. It encourages students to play sport and have fun. The plan has many different 154 of sports. There are going to be more team sports like basketball and football, and personal sports like swimming and badminton. Students can 155 the sports they like best. The plan also makes sure that the competitions are fair and safe. It puts 156 into different age groups. It checks their abilities to make sure everyone has a fair chance. There are going to be doctors and nurses on site to help if anyone gets 157 . The plan works 158 with schools. It makes sports competition part of the school timetable. This way, students can 159 more about sports and develop good exercise habits. This plan is good for students in many ways. It helps them stay healthy. It teaches them teamwork. It also makes their 160 at school more interesting. In the future, these students will be healthier and happier because of this plan. 151．A．strange B．disappointing C．important D．familiar 152．A．spend B．waste C．plan D．take 153．A．keep B．change C．organize D．separate 154．A．chances B．places C．times D．kinds 155．A．mix up B．cut up C．pick out D．put out 156．A．family B．workers C．children D．schools 157．A．angry B．hurt C．happy D．relaxed 158．A．closely B．busily C．loudly D．slowly 159．A．learn B．think C．tell D．write 160．A．dream B．life C．lesson D．progress Why do we need plans? Making plans is like drawing a map for your future. It helps you know where you want to go and how you can get there. First, a good plan gives you a clear 161 . For example, if you want to be an 162 , your plan might include studying maths and science well. This goal helps you use your time and energy wisely. Second, plans make big dreams look more 163 . A big dream can feel scary. But if you break it down into small steps, it becomes easier. You can say, “This week, I am going to read one book about IT.” These small steps are 164 . However, not all plans work well. A good plan needs to be realistic. Ask 165 : Is my plan 166 ? Do I have enough time? Also, a plan should be flexible. Sometimes things change, and your plan might need to change too. The most important part is to 167 to your plan. It’s normal to 168 tired or to fail sometimes. But don’t give up. 169 your plan and 170 your best, you will find yourself getting closer to your dream. 161．A．way B．goal C．idea D．answer 162．A．engineer B．lawyer C．director D．fireman 163．A．possible B．difficult C．terrible D．boring 164．A．resolutions B．classics C．essays D．mini-goals 165．A．himself B．yourself C．myself D．herself 166．A．able B．possible C．sure D．real 167．A．keep B．make C．stick D．leave 168．A．feel B．become C．keep D．be 169．A．Stick to B．Try on C．Keep on D．Make sure 170．A．make B．put C．try D．do Since finishing my studies at Harvard and Oxford, I’ve watched one friend after another land high-ranking, high-paying Wall Street jobs. As executives with banks, consulting firms, established law firms, and major corporations, many are now well on their way to impressive careers. By society’s standards they seem to have it made. On the surface, these people seem to be very lucky in life. As they left student life behind, many had a last drink at their cheap but friendly local bar, shook hands with longtime roommates, and moved out of small apartments into high buildings. They made reservations at restaurants where the cost of a bottle of wine 171 a college year’s monthly rent. They replaced their beloved old car with expensive new sports cars. The thing is, a number of them have 172 that despite their success, they aren’t happy. Some 173 of unfriendly coworkers and feel sad for eight-hour workweeks devoted to tasks they hate. Some do not respect the companies they work for and talk of feeling tired and 174 . However, instead of devoting themselves to their work, they find themselves working to support the lifestyle to which they have so quickly become accustomed . People often speak of trying a more satisfying path, and in the end the idea of leaving their jobs to work for something they 175 or finding a position that would give them more time with their families almost always leads them to the same conclusion: it’s impossible. They have loans, bills, a mortgage to pay off, retirement to save for. They recognize there’s something 176 in their lives, but it’s hard to step off the track. In a society that tends to 177 everything in terms of dollars and cents, we learn from a young age to consider the costs of our decisions in financial terms. But what about the personal and social costs involved in pursuing money over meaning? These are exactly the kinds of us tend to ignore—and the very ones we need to consider most. 171．A．shared B．paid C．equaled D．collected 172．A．advertised B．witnessed C．admitted D．demanded 173．A．complain B．dream C．hear D．approve 174．A．calm B．guilty C．warm D．empty 175．A．let out B．turn in C．give up D．believe in 176．A．missing B．inspiring C．sinking D．shining 177．A．measure B．suffer C．digest D．deliver 阅读短文，从每个小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 Mrs. Grady walked into the classroom with a bright smile. “You are all looking forward to the vacation. Let’s discuss your plans.” she said. Liam put up his hand and said, “I plan to 178 painting in winter.” Some students giggled (咯咯笑). Mrs. Grady made a soft “shh” sound 179 her hand over her mouth and shook her head 180 . Olivia then said, “I want to do 181 educational and enjoyable, 182 reading classic novels and watching the news.” Mrs. Grady praised (称赞) it as a great 183 . As the new year was coming, they also talked about resolutions. Ashley said, “I’ll do exercise 184 twice a week.” Finally, Mrs. Grady asked about self-improvement. Max wanted to learn to play 185 piano. Mrs. Grady thought trying new 186 was nice. Emma promised she would be 187 than she was at school. Many students hoped to 188 their vacation and resolution ideas with their classmates. Mrs. Grady then let them write 189 a full vacation plan and a new year’s 190 . They should 191 creative activities like making DIY or taking photos and set small 192 to achieve the resolution. If they want to make good progress in learning a new language, they should make a weekly plan for words. The more carefully they plan and work, the more fruitful their vacation and self-improvement will be. 178．A．cut up B．make up C．take up D．grow up 179．A．in B．for C．on D．with 180．A．lightly B．heavily C．seriously D．quickly 181．A．anything B．everything C．something D．nothing 182．A．for example B．as for C．as well D．such as 183．A．start B．word C．ending D．finish 184．A．at present B．at least C．at all D．at once 185．A．a B．an C．\ D．the 186．A．hobbies B．grades C．habits D．games 187．A．less careful B．more hard-working C．less hard-working D．more careless 188．A．tell B．say C．speak D．share 189．A．in B．down C．off D．up 190．A．resolution B．discussion C．information D．invitation 191．A．put B．add C．bring D．mix 192．A．places B．letters C．steps D．ideas My mother sometimes rents out (出租) a room in our house for some money. One day, she told me that an old man was going to 193 . Just then, the doorbell rang and my mum said, “That must be him.” Mum let the old man in. Without a 194 , he went with my mum to see the room. All he had was a small black suitcase and a bag of clothes. I didn’t 195 him at all. He was impolite and looked mysterious (神秘的). Weeks passed, and the old man 196 said a word to me. Every day, he took his suitcase in and out. I became a little scared of him 197 I thought there must be something dangerous in his suitcase. I 198 I had to find out what he kept in the suitcase. When he was 199 one day, I walked into his room secretly. But I couldn’t find the suitcase anywhere. I was about to give up when I looked up and saw something 200 on top of the bookcase. I got a chair and climbed up. There it was! I took it down and put it on the bed. I 201 it and cried. Inside was an arm! Wait... it was a mechanical (机械的) arm. “Can I help you?” a 202 came from behind me. The old man looked at me and then 203 . “Isn’t it beautiful?” he asked. He told me that he was a designer of mechanical arms for people who had lost their arms and that he was very 204 of his job. We began to talk a lot from that day on and then we became 205 . I hope one day to be able to do something for 206 people just like he did. You know, sometimes a(n) 207 can be living right in your own house! 193．A．move in B．stay up C．come out D．run away 194．A．request B．plan C．word D．reason 195．A．invite B．like C．help D．save 196．A．also B．almost C．already D．never 197．A．because B．though C．if D．unless 198．A．explained B．dreamed C．decided D．noticed 199．A．back B．out C．down D．over 200．A．red B．white C．blue D．black 201．A．opened B．pushed C．fixed D．changed 202．A．force B．symbol C．voice D．ring 203．A．shouted B．agreed C．argued D．smiled 204．A．true B．proud C．afraid D．tired 205．A．classmates B．relatives C．friends D．partners 206．A．disabled B．famous C．brave D．lonely 207．A．artist B．doctor C．teacher D．hero With the development of technology, how will life be different in 30 years? Let’s discuss some 208 for the next 30 years about things that can make our lives different. Self-driving cars are not the future things, and they are 209 here and work. And in the future, they’ll get 210 . Unlike human drivers, a self-driving car 211 feels tired, never drinks or eats, never feels sleepy, and has quicker reaction (反应). This will allow for 212 better traffic and help with traffic problems. Self-driving cars aren’t perfect (完美的), 213 they don’t need to be. They just 214 to be better than most human drivers which are not that hard to get. By 2050, the world will be so connected that even having an office won’t be 215 . Workers will be able to 216 anytime and anywhere. The 9-to-5 workday will 217 once and for all. We don’t think smartphones will die 218 of VR glasses. What may be more likely is that they will be newer with bigger screens. 219 things that we do on our phones today like calling, messaging and checking emails will be done on wearable devices (可穿戴设备). But gaming, working, and video calling may be done on smartphones which will be newer, 220 and more pocketable (可放在口袋里的). Human beings are linear thinkers (线性思维者), so it’s no 221 that the growth of technology can be so difficult to understand. Concepts (概念) like self-driving cars, wearable devices, and VR were just in science fiction (科幻小说) 20 years ago. But today, they are not only real but also available to more and more people. Will man land on Mars by 2050? Who 222 ? 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