期末复习之短文首字母填空15篇(上海专用)-2025-2026学年九年级英语上学期期末复习冲刺满分(牛津上海版)

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期末复习之短文首字母填空15篇 (期末考试热点话题) 本资料共15篇专题训练,从上到下按照难度分层训练 题号 难度 知识点 1 较难 工作与职业,记叙文,愿望 2 适中 科普知识,说明文,科学技术 3 较难 历史人物,记叙文 4 适中 说明文,方法/策略 5 较易 说明文,科学技术 6 适中 说明文,颜色 7 较难 说明文,语言与文化 8 较易 记叙文,宠物,常见动物 9 适中 记叙文,个人经历 10 适中 说明文,科学技术 11 困难 说明文,方法/策略 12 适中 环境保护,志愿服务 13 较易 叙事忆旧 14 较难 货币及理财,意见/建议,青少年问题 15 适中 方法/策略 When I was a little kid, my grandma often told me I would be a manager in the future. And I believed it would come t 1 . But two years ago, I decided to give up on this. The r 2 is that my mother, as a manager of a company, often works too much and does not have time to take care of our family. So, I will not do the s 3 . Now, my dream is to be a great d 4 . I hope to make sick people well quickly so that they can enjoy their lives. I also hope I can prolong the average lifespan of people to 100 years old. Then, people can see what life will be like in the next century. Isn’t that cool? But my mother questions this. “If everybody lives for 100 years, then the world will have a huge population,” she said. “The m 5 people there are, the fewer resources we will have. What do we do then?” Although it’s a difficult question for me, I think we can solve it step by step. Perhaps there is a 6 student who has a big dream like I do, and he or she can work out that problem. Then my job is just to let more people live long and h 7 lives. In any case, I will stick to my dream and try my best to be a good doctor. How Can You Save That Egg? Use masking tape and cotton balls or other soft materials to wrap an egg up (把……包起来). Then, drop it from the roof of your school. Have you ever done this before? It’s a classic science experiment called the egg drop challenge. Every year, many students around the world t 1 it. The goal is to keep the eggs from breaking. But as many students quickly learn, that’s easier said than done. Once the eggs break, teachers explain the physics behind the experiment. One popular c 2 is that eggs sitting vertically (垂直地) are less likely to break than eggs sitting horizontally (水平地). But is it true? Tal Cohen is an engineering professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (麻省理工学院). After running the egg drop challenge for years, she began to wonder if she had been telling students the r 3 story. To find out, she and her colleagues bought more than 200 eggs and took them into the lab. In their experiments, the researchers discovered that eggs that landed on their sides were a 4 less likely to break. This is because the shell (蛋壳) on an egg’s sides is less stiff than on its ends. When a dropped egg hits the ground on its side, the shell can soak up (吸收) some of the blow. This e 5 isn’t seen with eggs dropped on their ends. “It’s just like the human body,” explained Joseph E. Bonavia, one of the researchers. “Imagine you are falling from a height. If you land with your legs s 6 , you’ll break your bones. You’ll want to bend (使弯曲) your knees, and that’s what the egg is doing.” Cohen’s findings remind us that not everything we’ve been told is true. For this reason, we should keep an open mind and never be afraid to “break” some c 7 wisdom. The Night of the City Gate The smoke from the Battle of Red Cliffs (赤壁之战) had hardly cleared when the battle to capture the city of Jingzhou began. According to history, Zhou Yu was a brilliant general (将军) for Sun Quan. He f 1 fiercely with General Cao Ren, the leader of the city’s soldiers, outside its strong walls. Inside his own tent, Zhuge Liang, the top advisor for Liu Bei, watched and thought. He didn’t want to join this fight. In his mind, a clever plan was better than a strong army. One of his ways was to t 2 the enemy—something beyond direct attack. Knowing Cao Ren would soon have to pull back, he called his trusted general, Zhao Yun. He gave him a stolen token (令牌) and a simple o 3 : “Take your men. Wear the enemy’s clothes. Go to the city gate and make them let you in.” As evening fell, Zhao Yun’s soldiers walked toward the gates of Jingzhou. “Open the gate!” Zhao Yun shouted to the guards above, showing the token. “We are coming back from the battle! Let us in!” The guards saw the familiar soldier suits. Without a second thought, they opened the gate, which had been s 4 locked. It was the moment Zhuge Liang had planned for. The moment the gate was open, Zhao Yun and his men sprang into action. They m 5 to defeat the shocked guards very quickly, taking control of the city. From the darkness, Liu Bei’s main army appeared and poured silently into the heart of the city. The action turned out to be a complete s 6 . Afterwards, when Zhou Yu arrived expecting a welcome, he looked up at the walls and saw Liu Bei’s flags. He r 7 to believe that Jingzhou was lost. Zhuge Liang had not broken the walls by fighting, but had captured the city through a brilliant idea. There are lots of things that cause stress in our lives, such as school problems, arguments with friends and sometimes bad feelings about ourselves. We all e 1 stress at times, but it’s important to manage it properly and reduce its influence. Here are some helpful tips for dealing with stress. Sometimes we feel stressed w 2 understanding the reason. So, whenever you’re stressed, you should stop and think. What is really happening? How can you improve the matter? Try keeping a d 3 about your problems and the possible causes. In this way, you can relieve your stress and record your life as well. Do you always wait until Sunday evening to do homework? This bad habit can cause “last-minute” stress, as well as poor grades. To avoid that, time management is greatly needed. Plan your studies and other activities with a calendar. You can also d 4 big projects into smaller tasks so that you can always know how much time you really have. Besides, healthy habits are very important for reducing stress. Be sure to eat healthy meals and get at least eight hours of sleep. Avoid c 5 your mobile phone or using the computer before bedtime. It will keep you awake! When you’re feeling stressed, it’s helpful to speak to someone who is f 6 with you, such as your friends and family. Sometimes it’s enough to talk about your problems and share your feelings. Other times, however, you might need advice or suggestions. Don’t keep your worries to yourself. Finally, relaxation is important, find some free time for activities that you enjoy, such as sports, hobbies and meeting with friends. For example, seeing a film or hanging out after five days’ study could be a good choice. If you find some time to relax and enjoy yourself, you’ll c 7 feel refreshed (精神焕发的), have more energy, and reduce your level of stress. AI is one of the most important technological improvements of our time. And now—whether for better or for worse—it is making its way into children’s schools. Cottesmore School, a famous school in the United Kingdom, has taken things a step f 1 . It has become the first school in the world to appoint (任命) an AI robot as its principal head teacher. The robot even has a name: Abigail Bailey. Created in partnership with an AI developer, Abigail was designed to perform v 2 school leadership tasks. Much like ChatGPT, the online AI language model developed by OpenAI, Abigail relies on knowledge of machine learning and educational management to do her job. So far, Abigail has already helped head teacher Tom Rogerson with many duties. Rogerson hopes she will be able to support teachers in the classroom, a 3 pupils with learning difficulties, and even help make school rules. “We are stepping into the future while keeping the key values of t 4 education,” he explained. The robot has also made herself known on the school’s w 5 , where parents usually go online to check updates, news, and notices. There, she introduces herself as the new principal head teacher and outlines her future plans. B 6 , pupils at Cottesmore have each been given their own personalized AI robots to support their own learning styles. Calling AI a “world-changing technology”, Rogerson stressed the importance of preparing pupils to work together with it. Still, he made one thing clear. AI is not here to r 7 teachers. The use of AI in classrooms has been the subject of heated debate in recent years. Yet for now, it seems that more schools are beginning to welcome the technology with open arms. 在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其通顺。每空格限填一词,首字母已给。 Apple came out with its iPhone 17 on September 9th. The “Cosmic Orange” color of the Pro model has caught people’s attention. This color is different from more c 1 ones like white and black. Colors are more than just visual (视觉的) effects. According to the American Marketing Association, bright colors can make a product seem better, even if the color doesn’t a 2 change how the product works. Why is this? According to an article from the University of Leeds, when light enters our eyes, s 3 cells at the back of our eyes react to different colors and send signals to the brain. Most signals go to the visual cortex (视觉皮层), where we see pictures. But some are sent to another part of the brain called the hypothalamus (下丘脑). This part controls things in our body, such as temperature and m 4 . So, this means colors can change how our bodies feel. For example, blue light can make our blood flow and heartbeat slow down. It can also lower our blood p 5 and help us relax, according to the University of Derby in the UK. Orange, on the other hand, wakes up our senses, making it great for catching attention. However, n 6 color has been shown to increase sales more than others, said researchers at the University of Southern California in the US. Still, successful brands often use colors to create their images. For example, Coca-Cola uses red because it i 7 heart rate and improves appetite (食欲). 在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其通顺。每空格限填一词,首字母已给。 Have you ever watched a tennis game broadcast in English? If you have, then you probably have noticed that the score “40-0” is read as “Forty to love” instead of “Forty to zero”. If n 1 side scores a point (that is, 0-0), then the score will be “Love-all”. So how did “love” become a word for “zero” in tennis? Most people believe this expression comes from French. It is said that the French use the word “l’oeuf” (it means “the egg”) to mean a score of zero. This is s 2 to calling a score of zero “a duck’s egg” in British English. When tennis was i 3 into England from France, Englishmen also called a score of zero “l’oeuf”. However, some tennis fans didn’t know French. They mispronounced the French word as the English word “love” (the two words are c 4 in pronunciation). Over time, “love” ended up with a new meaning: a score of zero. This is the most popular explanation for the term’s origin (起源). Unluckily, researchers haven’t yet found p 5 that the French people ever used the word “l’oeuf” to mean “zero.” According to their studies, the French always call the number “zero”. Another explanation has been more widely a 6 among some researchers. It says this usage came from the expression “to play for love”. Players who fail to score any points don’t care. They play for their love of the game, not just for a w 7 to win. The researchers have found written records supporting this explanation. But most of the records are about card games, rather than tennis. So far, nobody knows for sure how “love” came to mean “zero” in tennis. More studies are needed to solve this puzzle. Read the passage and fill in the blanks with proper words (在短文的空格内填入恰当的词,使其内容通顺,每空格限填一词,首字母已给) My Pet Rabbit Hello, everyone! My name is Johnny. Of all the animals, I’m most fascinated by rabbits. These little mammals have long ears and are good at hopping. Their thick fur makes them look very cute. Rabbits have always made good pets for humans. I have a pet rabbit named Luna. All my family members love her very much. Luna is a white rabbit with blue eyes and a pink nose. She has light brown patches on her ears. Her hearing is very good. Even when we whisper, she hears us very w 1 . We feed her fresh vegetable leaves. And cabbage leaves are her f 2 . Luna likes to play with me very much. Every time she sees me, she j 3 and runs around me. Sometimes, I take her to the nearby park. She runs joyfully on the grass and s 4 the flowers. It also makes me happy seeing her enjoying nature. Another place where Luna likes to relax is the small garden in our backyard. She likes to dig holes there. When she d 5 a hole, she hides in it. She becomes very happy when I find her in there. This is a game she often plays. Luna is very smart and energetic. I have never felt lonely or bored with her around. She is my beloved animal in this whole world. I look forward to creating many more happy memories with her! Not long ago, I started babysitting for the first time. I’m already 15 years old, so I thought taking care of three little girls under 7 would not be d 1 . After we all had dinner, the girls wanted to play hide-and-seek. 5-year-old Tina was the finder, so she sat in the bathroom and counted to 100 w 2 we hid. Jill, who was 7, hid under her parents’ bed. Cammie, the 2-year-old, was small and e 3 to hide. I found a good place for her under a huge pile of clothes in the living room. Then, I hid in the bedroom closet. It was a fun game. After that, we began to read a story. We had just read the first page when we realized something was wrong—Cammie was missing! We still hadn’t found her! We c 4 every corner of the house. I was f 5 . What if we couldn’t find Cammie? Her parents would be very w 6 . I probably wouldn’t get any money, and they might even call the police. Then I remembered the clothes pile and looked under it. Surprisingly, Cammie was still under there, sound asleep. Her face was pink, and she l 7 confused (迷惑不解的). “What were you doing under there, Cammie?” I asked, “We’ve been looking for you for 30 minutes!” Tina looked up at me with big, blue eyes. “Well,” she said, “I guess Cammie won that game of hide-and-seek!” AI Translation Device Connects the World at Paris Olympics The 2025 Summer Olympics in Paris was not only a festival of sports but also a showcase for practical new technology. Among the most talked-about gadgets (工具) were smart translation earbuds (耳塞式耳机). Visitors from f 1 countries found them extremely useful for daily conversations with locals, volunteers, and fellow spectators (观众). This small, wearable device uses advanced artificial intelligence (AI) to translate spoken conversations q 2 and accurately between two people. Many users believe that it made their entire trip much smoother and less stressful. With the carbuds, they could confidently ask for directions, o 3 food from local restaurants, and even make new friends from around the world—all without language barriers holding them back. Users praised the clear and natural sound. “The sound quality of the translated speech is surprisingly clear, almost like listening to a human interpreter,”said one tourist. A visitor from Japan added, “It feels like magic to hear French instantly become my own l 4 .” However, the technology is still developing. Reviews noted that the device is not perfect. It can sometimes make m 5 with very fast talk, strong special accents, or noisy backgrounds. Furthermore, it requires a stable Internet connection to work p 6 . The developing company has acknowledged these current problems and is already collecting data to i 7 the system’s accuracy and reliability for future global events. 在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其内容通顺,每空格限填一词,首字母已给。 Brainstorming Brainstorming is a way to come up with new and smart ideas to solve difficult problems. It i 1 bringing together people with different views and backgrounds to share their ideas freely and build on ideas. Here are some key points to keep in mind when carrying out a brainstorming activity. First, the group should have a c 2 goal for the brainstorming activity. This will help guide the discussion and make sure that all ideas created are c 3 connected to the topic at hand. All members should be encouraged to share their thoughts and ideas freely. When looking at the q 4 of ideas from a brainstorming activity, group members had better consider how many there are and what they are about. While a large number of ideas can be beneficial, it is more important to focus on how well they fit with the group’s shared goal. Group members need to ask for more information about an idea. This can help the group to decide if an idea fits the goal. If an idea won’t work or doesn’t fully meet the needs, it’s important to recognize this and move on to other ideas that might work b 5 . Besides, it’s necessary to focus on coming up with new ideas, not going over old ones. Members should be encouraged to think c 6 and outside the box, and to avoid getting stuck in the details. The number of ideas is important too. While having many ideas doesn’t mean success by itself, it makes sure we think about all possible ideas. Everyone should try to think of as many ideas as they can, without w 7 if they will work right away. Fill in the blanks with proper words(在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其内容通顺。每空格限填一词,首字母已给) Helping Shanghai Take Out Its Trash Garbage became a keyword in Shanghai. The officials said they were moving forward with a citywide garbage-sorting plan. The plan won’t come into effect until July 1. However, Li Wei, along with the other 238 families who live in his neighbourhood, has been living with a similar system for years. Here, he’d like to talk about their e 1 . In October 2018, the government chose their neighbourhood to be part of a pilot (试点) program for garbage sorting. To help the program run s 2 , they set up a volunteer team. He is one of the volunteers. Several of them, however, doubted whether they could lead residents (居民) to change their habits. They began with the usual methods. They posted notices around the neighbourhood. They also went door to door, spreading the word. Nevertheless, residents made plenty of m 3 . For example, many didn’t know wet garbage referred to food waste. I 4 , they thought it meant garbage that was wet. Some even refused to sort their trash. As a result, the volunteers had to do a great deal of sorting themselves. Meanwhile, they went around to e 5 the rules. They kept talking to those who refused to sort their trash. It was a matter of time and patience. Their e 6 paid off. Six months later, all residents in the neighbourhood had begun sorting their trash. Some even joined them to sorting garbage that was sorted improperly. Personally, Li Wei thinks face-to-face talks played an i 7 role. Sometimes, these talks led to conflicts, but they were far more effective than notices and flyers. It will be interesting to see what happens on July 1. Everyone should learn the benefits of garbage sorting and take part in the plan. 在短文的空格内填入适当 的词,使其内容通顺。每空格限填一词,首字母已给。 An Act of Kindness for a Broken Heart “Hi, Mommy, what are you doing?” asked Susie. “I’m m 1 a dish for Mrs. Smith next door,” said her mother. “Why?” asked Susie, who was only six years old. “Because Mrs. Smith is very sad; she lost her daughter and she has a broken heart. We need to take care of her for a little while.” “Why, Mommy?” “You see, Susie, when s 2 is very, very sad, they have trouble doing the little things like making dinner or other chores. Because Mrs. Smith is our neighbor, we need to do some things to help her. Mrs. Smith won’t ever be able to talk with her daughter or hug her. You are a very smart girl, Susie; maybe you’ll think of some way to help take care of Mrs. Smith.” Susie thought s 3 about this challenge. A few minutes later, Susie knocked on her door. After a few moments, Mrs. Smith answered the knock with a “Hi, Susie.” Susie noticed that Mrs. Smith didn’t have that familiar voice when she greeted someone. Mrs. Smith might have been crying b 4 her eyes were watery. “What can I do for you, Susie?” asked Mrs. Smith. “My mommy says that you lost your daughter and you’re very, very sad with a broken heart.” Susie held her h 5 out shyly. In it was a Band-Aid (邦迪创可贴). “This is for your broken heart.” Mrs. Smith took a breath, choking back her tears. She knelt down and hugged Susie. Through her tears, she said, “Thank you, darling girl, this will help a lot.” Mrs. Smith received Susie’s kindness and took it one step further. She bought a small key ring with a picture frame (相框). Mrs. Smith placed Susie’s Band-Aid i 6 the frame to remind herself to heal a little every time she saw it. She knows that h 7 takes time and support. It has become her symbol of healing while not forgetting the joy and love she experienced with her daughter. What do you do with the money you have? Is spending the only thing you can do with it? In the US, teenagers spend lots of money online, where is convenient for them to spend their money, especially for entertainment. Actually, spending is not the only thing you can do with your money. Putting money into savings is even more i 1 . Here is some advice for you. First, you can plan a 2 by making a budget. A budget is a plan for your income, spending, and savings. It can help you decide how to use your money to balance your needs and wants, both now and in the future. A need is something you must have in order to live. A want is something you want to have, but you can live w 3 it. What if you want to make a budget to save for a bicycle that will cost $100? Let’s s 4 that your income adds up to $10 each week. If you save all your $10 each week, you can buy the bicycle 10 weeks later. You may save $5 each week and spend $5 each week. It would take l 5 time to buy the bicycle. It’s up to you. In addition, you should make smart c 6 . If you have more needs and wants than your income, you will be unable to pay for e 7 . You can find ways to save more money or spend less. Instead of spending more money by going to the movies, a family can spend less money by watching a movie at home. Saving money is a necessary way to plan for future. Make a budget and start saving for your future! How well do you know yourself? We often hear of people traveling to far-off places, with a few even making it to space. But the greatest journey is the one within yourself—the journey of self-discovery. Understanding who you are and what you want from life is key to living a satisfying life. Without self-awareness, it’s easy to feel 1 1 or confused. You might feel unsure about your goals. Gaining a better understanding of your true self can lead to greater confidence and peace. So, how can you begin your journey of self-discovery? Here are five things you can do: ● Know what you value about yourself Think about what you are proud of. Do you value your creativity, kindness, or sports skills? Recognizing these strengths helps you understand your values and a 2 . ● Know what excites you What makes you feel happy or enthusiastic? Whether it’s performing on stage, solving a problem, or working on a science project, discovering what excites you shows what brings you joy. ●S 3 out of your comfort zone (地带) Staying in familiar places feels safe, but growth happens when we face challenges. Trying new things, like rock climbing or talking to someone new, helps you learn about your reactions and thoughts. This leads to your p 4 growth—whether it’s becoming more confident, or discovering hidden strengths you didn’t know you had. ●Travel Visiting new places can teach you a lot about yourself. When you experience a d 5 culture, you are made to rethink your beliefs and ideas. This can show you who you are or want to be. ● Ask yourself who you want to be Think about your a 6 . What kind of person you want to become? Regular self-reflection (自我反省) helps you understand your desires and leads to self-awareness. The journey of self-discovery will n 7 stop. As you experience life’s challenges, you grow and change. 学科网(北京)股份有限公司 $ 期末复习之短文首字母填空15篇 (期末考试热点话题) 本资料共15篇专题训练,从上到下按照难度分层训练 题号 难度 知识点 1 较难 工作与职业,记叙文,愿望 2 适中 科普知识,说明文,科学技术 3 较难 历史人物,记叙文 4 适中 说明文,方法/策略 5 较易 说明文,科学技术 6 适中 说明文,颜色 7 较难 说明文,语言与文化 8 较易 记叙文,宠物,常见动物 9 适中 记叙文,个人经历 10 适中 说明文,科学技术 11 困难 说明文,方法/策略 12 适中 环境保护,志愿服务 13 较易 叙事忆旧 14 较难 货币及理财,意见/建议,青少年问题 15 适中 方法/策略 When I was a little kid, my grandma often told me I would be a manager in the future. And I believed it would come t 1 . But two years ago, I decided to give up on this. The r 2 is that my mother, as a manager of a company, often works too much and does not have time to take care of our family. So, I will not do the s 3 . Now, my dream is to be a great d 4 . I hope to make sick people well quickly so that they can enjoy their lives. I also hope I can prolong the average lifespan of people to 100 years old. Then, people can see what life will be like in the next century. Isn’t that cool? But my mother questions this. “If everybody lives for 100 years, then the world will have a huge population,” she said. “The m 5 people there are, the fewer resources we will have. What do we do then?” Although it’s a difficult question for me, I think we can solve it step by step. Perhaps there is a 6 student who has a big dream like I do, and he or she can work out that problem. Then my job is just to let more people live long and h 7 lives. In any case, I will stick to my dream and try my best to be a good doctor. 【答案】1.true/rue 2.reason/eason 3.same/ame 4.doctor/octor 5.more/ore 6.another/nother 7.happy/appy/healthy/ealthy 【导语】本文作者讲述了自己梦想的转变,从儿时想成为经理,到后来因母亲作为经理的忙碌而放弃,转而立志成为一名医生,希望帮助病人、延长人类寿命,并决心坚持这一梦想。 1.句意:我相信它会成为现实。根据上文“my grandma often told me I would be a manager in the future”和首字母t可推出此处指梦想会实现,come true为固定短语,意为“实现”。故填true。 2.句意:原因是我的母亲作为一家公司的经理,经常工作太多,没有时间照顾我们的家庭。根据上文“But two years ago, I decided to give up on this”和首字母r可推出此处是说明放弃梦想的原因,reason“原因”,结合is可知用单数形式。故填reason。 3.句意:所以,我不会做同样的事。根据“my mother, as a manager of a company, often works too much and does not have time to take care of our family.”可知,母亲作为经理忙碌无暇顾家,所以作者放弃当经理的梦想,结合首字母s可推出此处指不做同样的工作,same“相同的”,the same后接名词(此处省略job),符合语境。故填same。 4.句意:现在,我的梦想是成为一名伟大的医生。根据下文“I hope to make sick people well quickly”和首字母d可推出梦想是成为医生,doctor“医生”,a后接单数形式。故填doctor。 5.句意:人越多,我们拥有的资源就越少。根据“the fewer resources we will have”和首字母m可推出此处是“the + 比较级,the + 比较级”结构,指人越多资源越少,many的比较级是more。故填more。 6.句意:也许还有另一个像我一样有远大梦想的学生,他或她能解决那个问题。根据“Although it’s a difficult question for me, I think we can solve it step by step.”可知,上文作者认为可以逐步解决人口多的问题,结合首字母a可推出此处指另一个有远大梦想的学生,another“另一个”,后接单数名词student。故填another。 7.句意:然后我的工作就是让更多的人过上长寿且幸福/健康的生活。根据“live long and...lives”和首字母h可推出此处指幸福/健康的生活,happy“幸福的”,healthy“健康的”,形容词修饰名词lives。故填happy/healthy。 How Can You Save That Egg? Use masking tape and cotton balls or other soft materials to wrap an egg up (把……包起来). Then, drop it from the roof of your school. Have you ever done this before? It’s a classic science experiment called the egg drop challenge. Every year, many students around the world t 1 it. The goal is to keep the eggs from breaking. But as many students quickly learn, that’s easier said than done. Once the eggs break, teachers explain the physics behind the experiment. One popular c 2 is that eggs sitting vertically (垂直地) are less likely to break than eggs sitting horizontally (水平地). But is it true? Tal Cohen is an engineering professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (麻省理工学院). After running the egg drop challenge for years, she began to wonder if she had been telling students the r 3 story. To find out, she and her colleagues bought more than 200 eggs and took them into the lab. In their experiments, the researchers discovered that eggs that landed on their sides were a 4 less likely to break. This is because the shell (蛋壳) on an egg’s sides is less stiff than on its ends. When a dropped egg hits the ground on its side, the shell can soak up (吸收) some of the blow. This e 5 isn’t seen with eggs dropped on their ends. “It’s just like the human body,” explained Joseph E. Bonavia, one of the researchers. “Imagine you are falling from a height. If you land with your legs s 6 , you’ll break your bones. You’ll want to bend (使弯曲) your knees, and that’s what the egg is doing.” Cohen’s findings remind us that not everything we’ve been told is true. For this reason, we should keep an open mind and never be afraid to “break” some c 7 wisdom. 【答案】1.try/ry 2.claim/laim    3.right/ight    4.actually/ctually    5.effect/ffect 6.straight/traight 7.common/ommon 【导语】本文是一篇说明文。文章主要介绍了麻省理工学院的TalCohen教授通过实验验证了鸡蛋掉落时垂直放置比水平放置更不容易破碎的说法,并提醒人们不要盲目相信传统智慧,应保持开放的心态。 1.句意:每年,世界各地都有许多学生尝试它。根据上文“Every year, many students around the world”可知,此处描述的是每年都有学生尝试这个实验,因此用动词“try”表示“尝试”,且主语为复数,时态为一般现在时,动词用原形。故填try。 2.句意:一个普遍的说法是,垂直放置的鸡蛋比水平放置的鸡蛋更不容易破碎。根据下文“that eggs sitting vertically are less likely to break than eggs sitting horizontally (水平地)”可知,此处描述的是一个普遍的说法或观点,因此用名词“claim”表示“说法”。故填claim。 3.句意:在进行了多年的鸡蛋掉落挑战后,她开始怀疑自己是否一直在告诉学生们正确的故事。根据上文“she began to wonder if she had been telling students the...story”以及后文提到的实验验证可知,此处表示她怀疑自己是否一直在告诉学生们正确的说法,因此用形容词“right”表示“正确的”。故填right。 4.句意:在他们的实验中,研究人员发现,侧着落的鸡蛋实际上更不容易破碎。根据下文“less likely to break”以及下文对实验结果的解释可知,此处表示侧着落的鸡蛋实际上更不容易破碎,因此用副词“actually”表示“实际上”。故填actually。 5.句意:这种效果在鸡蛋从两端掉落时是看不到的。根据上文“When a dropped egg hits the ground on its side, the shell can soak up some of the blow.”以及“isn’t seen with eggs dropped on their ends”可知,此处表示侧着落的鸡蛋能吸收冲击力,而从两端掉落的鸡蛋则没有这种效果,因此用名词“effect”表示“效果”。故填effect。 6.句意:如果你落地时腿是伸直的,你会摔断骨头的。根据下文“you’ll break your bones.”以及“You’ll want to bend your knees,”可知,此处表示如果直腿着地会摔断骨头,因此用形容词“straight”表示“笔直的”。故填straight。 7.句意:出于这个原因,我们应该保持开放的心态,永远不要害怕“打破”一些传统智慧。根据最后一段“Cohen’s findings remind us that not everything we’ve been told is true.”以及“we should keep an open mind”可知,此处表示不要盲目相信传统智慧,因此用形容词“common”表示“普通的,常见的”,修饰名词“wisdom”,构成“common wisdom”表示“传统智慧”。故填common。 The Night of the City Gate The smoke from the Battle of Red Cliffs (赤壁之战) had hardly cleared when the battle to capture the city of Jingzhou began. According to history, Zhou Yu was a brilliant general (将军) for Sun Quan. He f 1 fiercely with General Cao Ren, the leader of the city’s soldiers, outside its strong walls. Inside his own tent, Zhuge Liang, the top advisor for Liu Bei, watched and thought. He didn’t want to join this fight. In his mind, a clever plan was better than a strong army. One of his ways was to t 2 the enemy—something beyond direct attack. Knowing Cao Ren would soon have to pull back, he called his trusted general, Zhao Yun. He gave him a stolen token (令牌) and a simple o 3 : “Take your men. Wear the enemy’s clothes. Go to the city gate and make them let you in.” As evening fell, Zhao Yun’s soldiers walked toward the gates of Jingzhou. “Open the gate!” Zhao Yun shouted to the guards above, showing the token. “We are coming back from the battle! Let us in!” The guards saw the familiar soldier suits. Without a second thought, they opened the gate, which had been s 4 locked. It was the moment Zhuge Liang had planned for. The moment the gate was open, Zhao Yun and his men sprang into action. They m 5 to defeat the shocked guards very quickly, taking control of the city. From the darkness, Liu Bei’s main army appeared and poured silently into the heart of the city. The action turned out to be a complete s 6 . Afterwards, when Zhou Yu arrived expecting a welcome, he looked up at the walls and saw Liu Bei’s flags. He r 7 to believe that Jingzhou was lost. Zhuge Liang had not broken the walls by fighting, but had captured the city through a brilliant idea. 【答案】1.fought/ought  2.trick/rick 3.order/rder 4.securely/ecurely 5.managed/anaged  6.success/uccess 7.refused/efused 【导语】本文讲述了赤壁之战后,诸葛亮用计谋帮助刘备占领荆州的故事,展现了诸葛亮足智多谋、不费一兵一卒就取得胜利的智慧。 1.句意:他在坚固的城墙外与守城士兵的将领曹仁激烈交战。根据“fiercely with General Cao Ren, the leader of the city’s soldiers, outside its strong walls”及首字母可知,此处描述的是周瑜和曹仁在城墙外交战,“fight with sb.”表示“与某人交战”,且根据上下文可知,故事发生在过去,用一般过去时,动词fight的过去式是fought。故填fought。 2.句意:他的方法之一就是欺骗敌人——一种超越直接攻击的手段。根据“something beyond direct attack”以及后文诸葛亮用计谋占领荆州可知,此处说的是诸葛亮欺骗敌人的方法,“trick”表示“欺骗;诡计”,符合语境,且“to”后接动词原形。故填trick。 3.句意:他给了他一个偷来的令牌和一个简单的命令:“带上你的人马。穿上敌人的衣服。到城门口,让他们放你们进去。”根据“Take your men. Wear the enemy’s clothes. Go to the city gate and make them let you in.”及首字母可知,这是诸葛亮给赵云的一个命令,“order”表示“命令”,且“a”后接可数名词单数。故填order。 4.句意:他们毫不犹豫地打开了那扇原本牢牢锁着的门。根据“ Open the gate!”和“locked”及首字母可知,此处描述的是门原本的状态是锁得很牢固的,“securely”表示“牢固地;安全地”,修饰动词“locked”。故填securely。 5.句意:他们很快就设法打败了震惊的守卫,控制了这座城市。根据“to defeat the shocked guards very quickly”可知,此处说的是赵云他们设法打败了守卫,“manage to do sth.”表示“设法做成某事”,且根据上下文可知,故事发生在过去,用一般过去时,动词manage的过去式是managed。故填managed。 6.句意:这次行动取得了圆满成功。根据“From the darkness, Liu Bei’s main army appeared and poured silently into the heart of the city.”可知,刘备的主力军悄悄进入城市中心,说明这次行动成功了,“success”表示“成功”,且“a”后接可数名词单数。故填success。 7.句意:他拒绝相信荆州已经失守。根据“he looked up at the walls and saw Liu Bei’s flags”可知,周瑜看到城墙上插着刘备的旗帜,应是拒绝相信荆州已经失守,“refuse to do sth.”表示“拒绝做某事”,且根据上下文可知,故事发生在过去,用一般过去时,动词refuse的过去式是refused。故填refused。 There are lots of things that cause stress in our lives, such as school problems, arguments with friends and sometimes bad feelings about ourselves. We all e 1 stress at times, but it’s important to manage it properly and reduce its influence. Here are some helpful tips for dealing with stress. Sometimes we feel stressed w 2 understanding the reason. So, whenever you’re stressed, you should stop and think. What is really happening? How can you improve the matter? Try keeping a d 3 about your problems and the possible causes. In this way, you can relieve your stress and record your life as well. Do you always wait until Sunday evening to do homework? This bad habit can cause “last-minute” stress, as well as poor grades. To avoid that, time management is greatly needed. Plan your studies and other activities with a calendar. You can also d 4 big projects into smaller tasks so that you can always know how much time you really have. Besides, healthy habits are very important for reducing stress. Be sure to eat healthy meals and get at least eight hours of sleep. Avoid c 5 your mobile phone or using the computer before bedtime. It will keep you awake! When you’re feeling stressed, it’s helpful to speak to someone who is f 6 with you, such as your friends and family. Sometimes it’s enough to talk about your problems and share your feelings. Other times, however, you might need advice or suggestions. Don’t keep your worries to yourself. Finally, relaxation is important, find some free time for activities that you enjoy, such as sports, hobbies and meeting with friends. For example, seeing a film or hanging out after five days’ study could be a good choice. If you find some time to relax and enjoy yourself, you’ll c 7 feel refreshed (精神焕发的), have more energy, and reduce your level of stress. 【答案】1.experience/xperience 2.without/ithout 3.diary/iary 4.divide/ivide 5.checking/hecking 6.familiar/amiliar 7.certainly/ertainly 【导语】本文主要介绍了生活中产生压力的原因,以及应对和缓解压力的实用方法。 1.句意:我们所有人有时都会经历压力,但正确管理压力并减少其影响很重要。根据“We all…stress at times”可知,此处应填入动词,结合前文“There are lots of things that cause stress in our lives”及首字母提示可知,此处表示经历压力,experience“经历”,符合语境,描述客观事实应用一般现在时,主语“We”表示复数,所以谓语动词保持原形。故填experience。 2.句意:有时我们感到有压力,却不明白原因。根据“So, whenever you’re stressed, you should stop and think.”可知,每当你感到压力时,你应该停下来思考;所以此处指有时候感到有压力,但是不明白原因,所以需要停下来思考;结合首字母提示,without“没有”,符合语境。故填without。 3.句意:试着写日记,记录你的问题和可能的原因。根据“Try keeping a…about your problems”可知,此处应填入名词,结合首字母提示,diary“日记”,符合语境,keep a diary“写日记”。故填diary。 4.句意:你也可以把大项目分成更小的任务,这样你就能清楚自己实际有多少时间。根据“big projects into smaller tasks”及首字母提示可知,此处表示把大项目分成更小的任务,divide“分,划分”,符合语境,can后接动词原形。故填divide。 5.句意:睡前避免查看手机或使用电脑。根据“Avoid…your mobile phone”和首字母提示可知,此处表示避免查看手机,check“查看”,符合语境;结合avoid doing sth.“避免做某事”,此处需用check的动名词形式checking。故填checking。 6.句意:当你感到有压力时,和熟悉你的人聊聊会有帮助,比如你的朋友和家人。根据“such as your friends and family”及首字母提示可知,此处表示熟悉你的人,familiar“熟悉的”,符合语境。故填familiar。 7.句意:如果你抽时间放松、享受生活,你肯定会感到精神焕发,更有活力,同时减轻压力。根据“you’ll…feel refreshed (精神焕发的)”可知,此处应填入副词修饰动词feel;结合首字母提示以及前文提到“relaxation is important”可知,此处是在强调“放松”的积极效果;certainly“肯定”,符合逻辑。故填certainly。 AI is one of the most important technological improvements of our time. And now—whether for better or for worse—it is making its way into children’s schools. Cottesmore School, a famous school in the United Kingdom, has taken things a step f 1 . It has become the first school in the world to appoint (任命) an AI robot as its principal head teacher. The robot even has a name: Abigail Bailey. Created in partnership with an AI developer, Abigail was designed to perform v 2 school leadership tasks. Much like ChatGPT, the online AI language model developed by OpenAI, Abigail relies on knowledge of machine learning and educational management to do her job. So far, Abigail has already helped head teacher Tom Rogerson with many duties. Rogerson hopes she will be able to support teachers in the classroom, a 3 pupils with learning difficulties, and even help make school rules. “We are stepping into the future while keeping the key values of t 4 education,” he explained. The robot has also made herself known on the school’s w 5 , where parents usually go online to check updates, news, and notices. There, she introduces herself as the new principal head teacher and outlines her future plans. B 6 , pupils at Cottesmore have each been given their own personalized AI robots to support their own learning styles. Calling AI a “world-changing technology”, Rogerson stressed the importance of preparing pupils to work together with it. Still, he made one thing clear. AI is not here to r 7 teachers. The use of AI in classrooms has been the subject of heated debate in recent years. Yet for now, it seems that more schools are beginning to welcome the technology with open arms. 【答案】1.further/urther 2.various/arious 3.assist/ssist 4.traditional/raditional 5.website/ebsite 6.Besides/esides 7.replace/eplace 【导语】本文主要介绍了人工智能进入校园的趋势,以英国科茨莫尔学校任命AI机器人担任校长为例,说明了 AI 在学校管理、教学支持中的应用及相关理念。 1.句意:英国著名的科茨莫尔学校已经向前迈出了一步。 根据前文“it is making its way into children’s schools”以及后文“It has become the first school in the world to appoint (任命) an AI robot as its principal head teacher.”可知,这所学校采取了更深入的行动;结合首字母提示,further“更远的”,take things a step further“把事情向前推进一步”,符合语境。故填further。 2.句意:阿比盖尔是与一位人工智能开发者合作创建的,旨在执行各种学校领导任务。根据“…school leadership tasks”可知,此处是描述任务的范围;结合首字母提示,various“各种各样的”,能体现任务的多样性,符合语境。故填various。 3.句意:罗杰森希望她能在课堂上支持教师、帮助有学习困难的学生,甚至协助制定校规。根据“Rogerson hopes she will be able to support teachers in the classroom…pupils with learning difficulties”可知,此处是与“支持教师”并列的动作;结合首字母提示,assist“协助、帮助”,符合语境。故填assist。 4.句意:“我们在迈向未来的同时,也坚守着传统教育的核心价值。”他解释道。根据“the key values of …education”可知,此处应填入形容词;结合前文“stepping into the future”以及转折连词“while”可知,此处是指在推进教育创新的同时,不能舍弃与“未来”相对的、长期传承的教育价值;结合首字母提示,traditional“传统的”,符合语境。故填traditional。 5.句意:这个机器人也在学校的网站上让大家认识了自己,家长们通常会在网站上查看更新、新闻和通知。根据“where parents usually go online to check updates, news, and notices.”可知,此处需要填入一个可供家长线上浏览信息的载体;结合首字母提示,website“网站”,符合语境。故填website。 6.句意:此外,科茨莫尔学校还为每位学生配备了专属的个性化人工智能机器人,以适配他们各自的学习风格。根据前文介绍AI校长,此处拓展到学生的AI机器人,表递进关系;结合首字母提示,Besides“此外”,符合语境。故填Besides。 7.句意:AI并不是来取代教师的。根据前文“Rogerson stressed the importance of preparing pupils to work together with it. Still, he made one thing clear.”可知,罗杰森强调培养学生与人工智能协作能力的重要性,所以此处是对人工智能在校园中角色的明确界定;结合首字母提示,replace“取代、替代”,符合“协作而非替代”的核心语境。故填replace。 在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其通顺。每空格限填一词,首字母已给。 Apple came out with its iPhone 17 on September 9th. The “Cosmic Orange” color of the Pro model has caught people’s attention. This color is different from more c 1 ones like white and black. Colors are more than just visual (视觉的) effects. According to the American Marketing Association, bright colors can make a product seem better, even if the color doesn’t a 2 change how the product works. Why is this? According to an article from the University of Leeds, when light enters our eyes, s 3 cells at the back of our eyes react to different colors and send signals to the brain. Most signals go to the visual cortex (视觉皮层), where we see pictures. But some are sent to another part of the brain called the hypothalamus (下丘脑). This part controls things in our body, such as temperature and m 4 . So, this means colors can change how our bodies feel. For example, blue light can make our blood flow and heartbeat slow down. It can also lower our blood p 5 and help us relax, according to the University of Derby in the UK. Orange, on the other hand, wakes up our senses, making it great for catching attention. However, n 6 color has been shown to increase sales more than others, said researchers at the University of Southern California in the US. Still, successful brands often use colors to create their images. For example, Coca-Cola uses red because it i 7 heart rate and improves appetite (食欲). 【答案】1.common/ommon 2.actually/ctually 3.special/pecial 4.mood/ood 5.pressure/ressure 6.no/o 7.increases/ncreases 【导语】本文介绍了苹果公司新发布的iPhone 17“宇宙橙”配色引发关注,并探讨了颜色如何通过影响大脑和身体感受来塑造人们对产品的认知,以及品牌如何利用色彩传递形象。 1.句意:这种颜色不同于更常见的白色和黑色。根据“like white and black”结合常识可知白色和黑色是常见的,再由首字母c可知用common表示“常见的”,形容词作定语,故填common。 2.句意:鲜艳的颜色能让产品看起来更好,即使颜色实际上并不改变产品的功能。根据“the color doesn’t a... change how the product works”结合常识可知颜色实际上并不改变产品的功能,再由首字母a可知用actually表示“实际上”,修饰动词change,故填actually。 3.句意:根据利兹大学的一篇文章,当光线进入我们的眼睛时,我们眼睛后部的特殊细胞会对不同的颜色做出反应,并向大脑发送信号。根据“s... cells at the back of our eyes react to different colors”可知此处表示眼睛后部的特殊细胞,结合首字母s可知用special表示“特殊的”,故填special。 4.句意:下丘脑控制我们体内的一些功能,如体温和情绪。根据“So, this means colors can change how our bodies feel.”及“help us relax”可推出能控制我们的情绪,结合首字母m可知用mood表示“情绪”,与temperature并列,属于下丘脑调节的生理或心理状态,故填mood。 5.句意:蓝色光可以降低我们的血压并帮助放松。blood pressure“血压”,是固定搭配,故填pressure。 6.句意:然而,没有一种颜色被证明比其他颜色更能促进销售。根据“However”可知句意出现转折,由此推出没有一种颜色被证明比其他颜色更能促进销售,no color表示“没有任何一种颜色”,故填no。 7.句意:例如,可口可乐使用红色,因为它能提高心率并增进食欲。根据“it i... heart rate”可推出红色提高心率,结合首字母i可知用increase表示“提高”,主语it为第三人称单数,动词需用第三人称单数形式,故填increases。 在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其通顺。每空格限填一词,首字母已给。 Have you ever watched a tennis game broadcast in English? If you have, then you probably have noticed that the score “40-0” is read as “Forty to love” instead of “Forty to zero”. If n 1 side scores a point (that is, 0-0), then the score will be “Love-all”. So how did “love” become a word for “zero” in tennis? Most people believe this expression comes from French. It is said that the French use the word “l’oeuf” (it means “the egg”) to mean a score of zero. This is s 2 to calling a score of zero “a duck’s egg” in British English. When tennis was i 3 into England from France, Englishmen also called a score of zero “l’oeuf”. However, some tennis fans didn’t know French. They mispronounced the French word as the English word “love” (the two words are c 4 in pronunciation). Over time, “love” ended up with a new meaning: a score of zero. This is the most popular explanation for the term’s origin (起源). Unluckily, researchers haven’t yet found p 5 that the French people ever used the word “l’oeuf” to mean “zero.” According to their studies, the French always call the number “zero”. Another explanation has been more widely a 6 among some researchers. It says this usage came from the expression “to play for love”. Players who fail to score any points don’t care. They play for their love of the game, not just for a w 7 to win. The researchers have found written records supporting this explanation. But most of the records are about card games, rather than tennis. So far, nobody knows for sure how “love” came to mean “zero” in tennis. More studies are needed to solve this puzzle. 【答案】1.neither/either 2.similar/imilar 3.introduced/ntroduced 4.close/lose 5.proof/roof 6.accepted/ccepted 7.wish/ish 【导语】本文探讨了网球比赛中“love”表示“零分”的起源,并介绍了两种主流解释及其证据情况。 1.句意:如果双方都没有得分(即0-0),那么比分就是“Love-all”。根据“0-0”及首字母可知,是双方都没有得分,此处表示“两者都不”,应该使用neither,故填neither。 2.句意:这与英式英语中把零分称作“鸭蛋”是相似的。根据“‘l’oeuf’ (it means ‘the egg’) to mean a score of zero”及首字母可知,与英语中把零分称作“鸭蛋”相似,用similar表示“相似的”,故填similar。 3.句意:当网球从法国传入英国时,英国人也把零分称为“l’oeuf”。根据“When tennis was i...into England from France”及首字母提示可知,网球从法国传入英国,“be introduced into...”表示“被引入……”,此处为一般过去时的被动语态,故填introduced。 4.句意:他们把法语词误读成英语单词“love”(这两个词在发音上很接近)。根据“They mispronounced the French word as the English word ‘love’”及首字母提示可知,会被误读是因为发音很接近,close表示“接近的”,故填close。 5.句意:不幸的是,研究人员尚未找到证据证明法国人曾用“l’oeuf”表示“零”。根据“According to their studies, the French always call the number ‘zero’”可知,研究证明法国人总是把这个数称作“zero”,由此可知是没找到法国人曾用“l’oeuf”表示“零”的证据,结合首字母p可知,proof表示“证据”,为不可数名词,故填proof。 6.句意:另一种解释在一些研究者中被更广泛地接受。根据“The researchers have found written records supporting this explanation.”可知这种解释被广泛接受,结合首字母a可知,accept表示“接受”,此处是现在完成时的被动语态,用过去分词accepted,故填accepted。 7.句意:他们打球是出于对这项运动的热爱,而不仅仅是为了赢的愿望。根据“not just for a w...to win”可知,是赢的愿望,结合首字母w可知,wish表示“愿望”,a后用单数,故填wish。 Read the passage and fill in the blanks with proper words (在短文的空格内填入恰当的词,使其内容通顺,每空格限填一词,首字母已给) My Pet Rabbit Hello, everyone! My name is Johnny. Of all the animals, I’m most fascinated by rabbits. These little mammals have long ears and are good at hopping. Their thick fur makes them look very cute. Rabbits have always made good pets for humans. I have a pet rabbit named Luna. All my family members love her very much. Luna is a white rabbit with blue eyes and a pink nose. She has light brown patches on her ears. Her hearing is very good. Even when we whisper, she hears us very w 1 . We feed her fresh vegetable leaves. And cabbage leaves are her f 2 . Luna likes to play with me very much. Every time she sees me, she j 3 and runs around me. Sometimes, I take her to the nearby park. She runs joyfully on the grass and s 4 the flowers. It also makes me happy seeing her enjoying nature. Another place where Luna likes to relax is the small garden in our backyard. She likes to dig holes there. When she d 5 a hole, she hides in it. She becomes very happy when I find her in there. This is a game she often plays. Luna is very smart and energetic. I have never felt lonely or bored with her around. She is my beloved animal in this whole world. I look forward to creating many more happy memories with her! 【答案】1.well/ell 2.favorite/avorite/favorite/avorite 3.jumps/umps 4.sniffs/niffs/smells/mells 5.digs/igs 【导语】本文是一篇记叙文,主要讲述作者Johnny的宠物兔子Luna的外形、习性,以及作者对它的喜爱与期待。 1.句意:即使我们小声说话,她也听得很清楚。根据“Her hearing is very good.”并结合首字母可知,应是她能听得好,所以副词well“好”,修饰动词hear,符合语境,故填well。 2.句意:而且卷心菜叶是她的最爱。根据“We feed her fresh vegetable leaves”和“cabbage leaves”并结合首字母可知,应是说卷心菜叶是她的最爱,名词favourite“最爱”符合语境,故填favourite/favorite。 3.句意:每次她见到我,都会在我身边又跳又跑。根据“and runs”并结合首字母可知,应是又跳又跑,动词jump“跳”符合语境,和“runs”保持一致,此处应用其第三人称单数形式,故填jumps。 4.句意:她在草地上欢快地跑着,还嗅着花。根据“the flowers”和“It also makes me happy seeing her enjoying nature.”并结合首字母可知,应是嗅花香,动词sniff/smell“嗅、闻”符合语境,而由“runs”可知,此处应用其第三人称单数形式,故填sniffs/smells。 5.句意:当她挖洞的时候,会躲在洞里。根据“She likes to dig holes there.”和“she hides in it.”并结合首字母可知,应是挖洞,动词dig“挖”符合语境,由“she hides in it.”可知句子时态为一般现在时,而主语she为第三人称单数,故填digs。 Not long ago, I started babysitting for the first time. I’m already 15 years old, so I thought taking care of three little girls under 7 would not be d 1 . After we all had dinner, the girls wanted to play hide-and-seek. 5-year-old Tina was the finder, so she sat in the bathroom and counted to 100 w 2 we hid. Jill, who was 7, hid under her parents’ bed. Cammie, the 2-year-old, was small and e 3 to hide. I found a good place for her under a huge pile of clothes in the living room. Then, I hid in the bedroom closet. It was a fun game. After that, we began to read a story. We had just read the first page when we realized something was wrong—Cammie was missing! We still hadn’t found her! We c 4 every corner of the house. I was f 5 . What if we couldn’t find Cammie? Her parents would be very w 6 . I probably wouldn’t get any money, and they might even call the police. Then I remembered the clothes pile and looked under it. Surprisingly, Cammie was still under there, sound asleep. Her face was pink, and she l 7 confused (迷惑不解的). “What were you doing under there, Cammie?” I asked, “We’ve been looking for you for 30 minutes!” Tina looked up at me with big, blue eyes. “Well,” she said, “I guess Cammie won that game of hide-and-seek!” 【答案】1.difficult/ifficult 2.while/hile 3.easy/asy 4.checked/hecked 5.frightened/rightened 6.worried/orried 7.looked/ooked 【导语】本文讲述了作者第一次当保姆照顾三个小女孩时发生的有趣故事。 1.句意:我已经15岁了,所以我认为照顾三个7岁以下的小女孩不会很难。根据“I’m already 15 years old”及首字母可知,是指作者认为自己照顾三个7岁以下的小女孩不会很难,用形容词difficult“困难的”,作表语。故填difficult。 2.句意:5岁的Tina是寻找者,所以在我们躲起来时,她坐在浴室里数到100。此处是“she sat in the bathroom and counted to 100 w... we hid.”可知,是指当我们躲起来时,Tina在浴室数到100,用while“当……时”,引导时间状语从句。故填while。 3.句意:2岁的Cammie很小,很容易躲藏。根据“the 2-year-old”及首字母可知,Cammie很小,很容易躲藏,用形容词easy“容易的”,作表语。故填easy。 4.句意:我们检查了房子的每一个角落。根据“every corner of the house”及首字母可知,是指检查了房子的每个角落,check“检查”,此处描述过去的事情,用一般过去时。故填checked。 5.句意:我很害怕。根据“What if we couldn’t find Cammie?”可知,作者当时是害怕的,用形容词frightened“害怕的”,作表语。故填frightened。 6.句意:她的父母会非常担心。根据“What if we couldn’t find Cammie?”可知,找不到Cammie,她的父母会担心,用形容词worried“担心的”,作表语,故填worried。 7.句意:她的脸是粉红色的,她看起来很困惑。根据“confused”及首字母可知,是指Cammie看起来很困惑,look“看起来”,根据“was”可知,时态是一般过去时。故填looked。 AI Translation Device Connects the World at Paris Olympics The 2025 Summer Olympics in Paris was not only a festival of sports but also a showcase for practical new technology. Among the most talked-about gadgets (工具) were smart translation earbuds (耳塞式耳机). Visitors from f 1 countries found them extremely useful for daily conversations with locals, volunteers, and fellow spectators (观众). This small, wearable device uses advanced artificial intelligence (AI) to translate spoken conversations q 2 and accurately between two people. Many users believe that it made their entire trip much smoother and less stressful. With the carbuds, they could confidently ask for directions, o 3 food from local restaurants, and even make new friends from around the world—all without language barriers holding them back. Users praised the clear and natural sound. “The sound quality of the translated speech is surprisingly clear, almost like listening to a human interpreter,”said one tourist. A visitor from Japan added, “It feels like magic to hear French instantly become my own l 4 .” However, the technology is still developing. Reviews noted that the device is not perfect. It can sometimes make m 5 with very fast talk, strong special accents, or noisy backgrounds. Furthermore, it requires a stable Internet connection to work p 6 . The developing company has acknowledged these current problems and is already collecting data to i 7 the system’s accuracy and reliability for future global events. 【答案】1.foreign/oreign 2.quickly/uickly 3.order/rder 4.language/anguage 5.mistakes/istakes 6.properly/roperly 7.improve/mprove 【导语】本文主要介绍了2025年巴黎奥运会上使用的AI翻译耳塞,包括其功能、用户评价及目前存在的不足。 1.句意:来自外国的游客发现它们对于与当地人、志愿者和观众的日常对话非常有用。根据“for daily conversations with locals, volunteers, and fellow spectators (观众).”可知,此处指外国的游客;foreign“外国的”,符合语境。故填foreign。 2.句意:这个小型可穿戴设备利用先进的人工智能,在两人之间快速且准确地翻译口语对话。根据“Many users believe that it made their entire trip much smoother and less stressful.”以及首字母提示可知,该人工智能应是能够快速且准确地翻译口语对话;quickly“快速地”,符合语境。故填quickly。 3.句意:有了耳塞,他们可以自信地问路、在当地餐馆点餐,甚至结交来自世界各地的新朋友——所有这些都不会受到语言障碍的阻碍。根据“…food from local restaurants”可知,此处指从当地餐馆点餐;order food“点餐”。故填order。 4.句意:一位来自日本的游客补充道:“听到法语瞬间变成我自己的语言,感觉就像魔法一样。”根据“hear French instantly become my own…”及首字母提示可知,language“语言”,符合语境。故填language。 5.句意:它有时会在语速过快、口音很重或背景嘈杂的情况下出错。根据“the device is not perfect”可知,设备并不完美;结合首字母提示,mistake“错误”,make mistakes“出错”,符合语境。故填mistakes。 6.句意:此外,它需要稳定的网络连接才能正常工作。根据“requires a stable Internet connection to work…”以及首字母提示可知,需要稳定的网络连接来正常工作;properly“正常地”,符合语境。故填properly。 7.句意:开发公司已经承认了这些当前存在的问题,并且已经在收集数据,以提高系统在未来全球活动中的准确性和可靠性。根据“collecting data to…the system’s accuracy and reliability”可知,收集数据是为了提高系统的准确性和可靠性;improve“提高”,符合语境。故填improve。 在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其内容通顺,每空格限填一词,首字母已给。 Brainstorming Brainstorming is a way to come up with new and smart ideas to solve difficult problems. It i 1 bringing together people with different views and backgrounds to share their ideas freely and build on ideas. Here are some key points to keep in mind when carrying out a brainstorming activity. First, the group should have a c 2 goal for the brainstorming activity. This will help guide the discussion and make sure that all ideas created are c 3 connected to the topic at hand. All members should be encouraged to share their thoughts and ideas freely. When looking at the q 4 of ideas from a brainstorming activity, group members had better consider how many there are and what they are about. While a large number of ideas can be beneficial, it is more important to focus on how well they fit with the group’s shared goal. Group members need to ask for more information about an idea. This can help the group to decide if an idea fits the goal. If an idea won’t work or doesn’t fully meet the needs, it’s important to recognize this and move on to other ideas that might work b 5 . Besides, it’s necessary to focus on coming up with new ideas, not going over old ones. Members should be encouraged to think c 6 and outside the box, and to avoid getting stuck in the details. The number of ideas is important too. While having many ideas doesn’t mean success by itself, it makes sure we think about all possible ideas. Everyone should try to think of as many ideas as they can, without w 7 if they will work right away. 【答案】1.includes/ncludes 2.clear/lear 3.closely/losely 4.quality/uality 5.better/etter 6.creatively/reatively 7.worrying/orrying 【导语】本文主要介绍了什么是头脑风暴,以及开展头脑风暴活动时需要牢记的几个要点。 1.句意:它包括将不同观点和背景的人聚集在一起,自由分享他们的想法,并以此为基础。根据“bringing together people with different views and backgrounds to share their ideas freely and build on ideas.”及首字母提示可知,是包括将这些不同的观点和背景的人聚集在一起,include“包括”,时态为一般现在时,主语it为单数,谓语动词用三单形式。故填includes。 2.句意:首先,小组应该对头脑风暴活动有一个明确的目标。空处修饰名词goal,根据首字母提示可知,应表达有一个明确的目标,clear“明确的”,形容词作定语。故填clear。 3.句意:这将有助于引导讨论,并确保所提出的所有想法都与手头的主题密切相关。根据“connected to the topic at hand”及首字母提示可知,是紧密联系,closely“紧密地”,副词修饰动词connect。故填closely。 4.句意:在评估头脑风暴活动中的想法质量时,小组成员最好考虑有多少想法以及它们是关于什么的。根据“group members had better consider how many there are and what they are about.”及首字母提示可知,是评估想法质量,quality“质量”。故填quality。 5.句意:如果一个想法行不通或不能完全满足需求,重要的是要认识到这一点,并转向其它可能更好的想法。根据“move on to other ideas that might work”及首字母提示可知,是转向更好的想法,better“更好的”。故填better。 6.句意:应鼓励成员创造性地跳出思维定势,避免陷入细节。根据“outside the box”及首字母提示可知,是创造性的跳出思维定势,creatively“创造性地”,副词修饰动词think。故填creatively。 7.句意:每个人都应该试着想出尽可能多的想法,而不必担心它们是否会立即奏效。根据“if they will work right away.”及首字母提示可知,是不必担心它们是否奏效,worry“担心”,介词without后面用动名词形式。故填worrying。 Fill in the blanks with proper words(在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其内容通顺。每空格限填一词,首字母已给) Helping Shanghai Take Out Its Trash Garbage became a keyword in Shanghai. The officials said they were moving forward with a citywide garbage-sorting plan. The plan won’t come into effect until July 1. However, Li Wei, along with the other 238 families who live in his neighbourhood, has been living with a similar system for years. Here, he’d like to talk about their e 1 . In October 2018, the government chose their neighbourhood to be part of a pilot (试点) program for garbage sorting. To help the program run s 2 , they set up a volunteer team. He is one of the volunteers. Several of them, however, doubted whether they could lead residents (居民) to change their habits. They began with the usual methods. They posted notices around the neighbourhood. They also went door to door, spreading the word. Nevertheless, residents made plenty of m 3 . For example, many didn’t know wet garbage referred to food waste. I 4 , they thought it meant garbage that was wet. Some even refused to sort their trash. As a result, the volunteers had to do a great deal of sorting themselves. Meanwhile, they went around to e 5 the rules. They kept talking to those who refused to sort their trash. It was a matter of time and patience. Their e 6 paid off. Six months later, all residents in the neighbourhood had begun sorting their trash. Some even joined them to sorting garbage that was sorted improperly. Personally, Li Wei thinks face-to-face talks played an i 7 role. Sometimes, these talks led to conflicts, but they were far more effective than notices and flyers. It will be interesting to see what happens on July 1. Everyone should learn the benefits of garbage sorting and take part in the plan. 【答案】1.(e)xperience 2.(s)uccessfully/(s)moothly 3.(m)istakes 4.(I)nstead 5.(e)xplain 6.(e)fforts 7.(i)mportant 【导语】本文讲述了上海一个社区在政府试点垃圾分类计划中的实践经验,通过志愿者的努力和面对面交流,成功引导居民养成垃圾分类的习惯。 1.句意:在这里,他想谈谈他们的经验。根据“he’d like to talk about their”以及下文内容可知是谈论他们垃圾分类的经验,experience“经验”,不可数名词。故填(e)xperience。 2.句意:为了帮助项目顺利运行,他们成立了一个志愿者团队。根据“To help the program run”可知是帮助项目顺利运行,修饰动词用副词successfully“成功地”,smoothly“顺利地”。故填(s)uccessfully/(s)moothly。 3.句意:然而,居民们还是犯了很多错误。根据“many didn’t know wet garbage referred to food waste”可知许多人不知道“湿垃圾”指的是食物残渣,所以是犯了很多错误,mistake“错误”,用名词复数。故填(m)istakes。 4.句意:相反,他们认为是指湿的垃圾。根据“they thought it meant garbage that was wet”可知许多人不知道“湿垃圾”指的是食物残渣,相反,他们认为是指湿的垃圾,instead“相反”。故填(I)nstead。 5.句意:同时,他们四处解释规则。根据“the rules.”可知是向人们解释规则,explain“解释”,动词不定式符号to后加动词原形。故填(e)xplain。 6.句意:他们的努力得到了回报。根据“Their...paid off”可知是努力得到了回报,effort“努力”,用名词复数。故填(e)fforts。 7.句意:个人而言,李伟认为面对面的交流发挥了重要作用。根据“played an...role”以及首字母提示可知是发挥了重要作用,important“重要的”。故填(i)mportant。 在短文的空格内填入适当 的词,使其内容通顺。每空格限填一词,首字母已给。 An Act of Kindness for a Broken Heart “Hi, Mommy, what are you doing?” asked Susie. “I’m m 1 a dish for Mrs. Smith next door,” said her mother. “Why?” asked Susie, who was only six years old. “Because Mrs. Smith is very sad; she lost her daughter and she has a broken heart. We need to take care of her for a little while.” “Why, Mommy?” “You see, Susie, when s 2 is very, very sad, they have trouble doing the little things like making dinner or other chores. Because Mrs. Smith is our neighbor, we need to do some things to help her. Mrs. Smith won’t ever be able to talk with her daughter or hug her. You are a very smart girl, Susie; maybe you’ll think of some way to help take care of Mrs. Smith.” Susie thought s 3 about this challenge. A few minutes later, Susie knocked on her door. After a few moments, Mrs. Smith answered the knock with a “Hi, Susie.” Susie noticed that Mrs. Smith didn’t have that familiar voice when she greeted someone. Mrs. Smith might have been crying b 4 her eyes were watery. “What can I do for you, Susie?” asked Mrs. Smith. “My mommy says that you lost your daughter and you’re very, very sad with a broken heart.” Susie held her h 5 out shyly. In it was a Band-Aid (邦迪创可贴). “This is for your broken heart.” Mrs. Smith took a breath, choking back her tears. She knelt down and hugged Susie. Through her tears, she said, “Thank you, darling girl, this will help a lot.” Mrs. Smith received Susie’s kindness and took it one step further. She bought a small key ring with a picture frame (相框). Mrs. Smith placed Susie’s Band-Aid i 6 the frame to remind herself to heal a little every time she saw it. She knows that h 7 takes time and support. It has become her symbol of healing while not forgetting the joy and love she experienced with her daughter. 【答案】1.(m)aking 2.(s)omeone 3.(s)eriously 4.(b)ecause 5.(h)and 6.(i)n 7.(h)ealing 【导语】本文讲述了一个六岁的小女孩苏西用创可贴安慰失去女儿的邻居史密斯太太的暖心故事,展现了善良与治愈的力量。 1.句意:“我正在为隔壁的史密斯太太做一道菜。”她的妈妈说。根据“what are you doing”可知,此句时态为现在进行时,结构为am doing,空处填动词现在分词。根据“a dish”和首字母提示可知,此处指做菜。make“制作”,动词,现在分词为making。故填(m)aking。 2.句意:你看,苏西,当某人非常非常悲伤时,他们会很难做一些小事,比如做饭或其他家务。根据“is very, very sad”和首字母提示可知,此处指某人非常伤心。someone“某人”,复合不定代词作主语。故填(s)omeone。 3.句意:苏西认真地思考了这个挑战。空格需修饰动词“thought”,填副词作状语。根据“about this challenge”和首字母提示可知,此处表示认真思考挑战。seriously“认真地”,副词。故填(s)eriously。 4.句意:史密斯太太可能哭了,因为她的眼睛湿润了。根据“Mrs. Smith might have been crying”和“her eyes were watery”可知,前后句为因果关系,前半句为果,后半句为因,填表示原因的连词because“因为”。故填(b)ecause。 5.句意:苏西害羞地伸出她的手。根据“In it was a Band-Aid”和首字母提示可知,此处指伸出手,手里是创可贴。hand“手”,可数名词,根据“In it was a Band-Aid”可知,此处用单数名词。故填(h)and。 6.句意:史密斯太太将苏西的创可贴放在相框里。根据“Mrs. Smith placed Susie’s Band-Aid”和“the frame”可知,此处指把创可贴放到相框里。place sth in为固定搭配,表示“将某物放入某处”。故填(i)n。 7.句意:她知道治愈要花费时间和支持。此句为that引导的宾语从句。空处作从句主语。很据“It has become her symbol of healing”和首字母提示可知,此处指治愈需要时间。空处填动名词作主语。heal“治愈”,动词,动名词为healing。故填(h)ealing。 What do you do with the money you have? Is spending the only thing you can do with it? In the US, teenagers spend lots of money online, where is convenient for them to spend their money, especially for entertainment. Actually, spending is not the only thing you can do with your money. Putting money into savings is even more i 1 . Here is some advice for you. First, you can plan a 2 by making a budget. A budget is a plan for your income, spending, and savings. It can help you decide how to use your money to balance your needs and wants, both now and in the future. A need is something you must have in order to live. A want is something you want to have, but you can live w 3 it. What if you want to make a budget to save for a bicycle that will cost $100? Let’s s 4 that your income adds up to $10 each week. If you save all your $10 each week, you can buy the bicycle 10 weeks later. You may save $5 each week and spend $5 each week. It would take l 5 time to buy the bicycle. It’s up to you. In addition, you should make smart c 6 . If you have more needs and wants than your income, you will be unable to pay for e 7 . You can find ways to save more money or spend less. Instead of spending more money by going to the movies, a family can spend less money by watching a movie at home. Saving money is a necessary way to plan for future. Make a budget and start saving for your future! 【答案】1.(i)mportant 2.(a)head 3.(w)ithout 4.(s)uppose 5.(l)onger 6.(c)hoices 7.(e)verything 【导语】本文讲述了在美国,青少年在网上花很多钱,对他们来说很方便,特别是娱乐。事实上,花钱并不是你能用钱做的唯一事情。把钱存起来更重要。 1.句意:把钱存起来更重要。根据前一句“Actually, spending is not the only thing you can do with your money.”以及首字母提示可知,此处表示与还钱比起来,把钱存起来更重要。important“重要的”,形容词,作表语。故填(i)mportant。 2.句意:首先,你可以通过制定预算来提前计划。根据下文“A budget is a plan for your income, spending, and savings. It can help you decide how to use your money to balance your needs and wants, both now and in the future.”以及首字母提示可知,此处表示通过制定预算来提前计划。ahead“提前”,plan ahead“提前计划”。故填(a)head。 3.句意:欲望是你想要拥有的东西,但你可以没有它而生活。根据前文“A want is something you want to have”以及首字母提示可知,此处没有你想要拥有的东西也能生活。without“没有”。故填(w)ithout。   4.句意:让我们假设你的收入每周加起来有10美元。根据下文“If you save all your $10 each week, you can buy the bicycle 10 weeks later. You may save $5 each week and spend $5 each week. It would take ... time to buy the bicycle. It’s up to you.”以及首字母提示可知,此处表示假设你的收入每周加起来有10美元。suppose“假设”,Let’s后接动词原形。故填(s)uppose。 5.句意:买自行车要花更长的时间。根据“If you save all your $10 each week, you can buy the bicycle 10 weeks later. You may save $5 each week and spend $5 each week. It would take ... time to buy the bicycle. It’s up to you.”以及首字母提示可知,此处是指和每周存下10美元买自行车相比,每周省下5美元买自行车要花更长的时间。longer“更长的”。故填(l)onger。   6.句意:此外,你应该做出明智的选择。根据根据下文“If you have more needs and wants than your income, you will be unable to pay for ... . You can find ways to save more money or spend less. Instead of spending more money by going to the movies, a family can spend less money by watching a movie at home.”以及首字母提示可知,此处表示应该做出明智的选择。choice“选择”,make smart choices“做出明智的选择”。故填(c)hoices。 7.句意:如果你的需求和欲望比你的收入多,你将无法支无法支付付所有东西。根据下文“You can find ways to save more money or spend less. Instead of spending more money by going to the movies, a family can spend less money by watching a movie at home.”以及首字母提示可知,此处表示如果你的需求和欲望比你的收入多,你将无法支无法支付付所有东西。everything“所有东西、一切”。故填(e)verything。 How well do you know yourself? We often hear of people traveling to far-off places, with a few even making it to space. But the greatest journey is the one within yourself—the journey of self-discovery. Understanding who you are and what you want from life is key to living a satisfying life. Without self-awareness, it’s easy to feel 1 1 or confused. You might feel unsure about your goals. Gaining a better understanding of your true self can lead to greater confidence and peace. So, how can you begin your journey of self-discovery? Here are five things you can do: ● Know what you value about yourself Think about what you are proud of. Do you value your creativity, kindness, or sports skills? Recognizing these strengths helps you understand your values and a 2 . ● Know what excites you What makes you feel happy or enthusiastic? Whether it’s performing on stage, solving a problem, or working on a science project, discovering what excites you shows what brings you joy. ●S 3 out of your comfort zone (地带) Staying in familiar places feels safe, but growth happens when we face challenges. Trying new things, like rock climbing or talking to someone new, helps you learn about your reactions and thoughts. This leads to your p 4 growth—whether it’s becoming more confident, or discovering hidden strengths you didn’t know you had. ●Travel Visiting new places can teach you a lot about yourself. When you experience a d 5 culture, you are made to rethink your beliefs and ideas. This can show you who you are or want to be. ● Ask yourself who you want to be Think about your a 6 . What kind of person you want to become? Regular self-reflection (自我反省) helps you understand your desires and leads to self-awareness. The journey of self-discovery will n 7 stop. As you experience life’s challenges, you grow and change. 【答案】1.(l)ost 2.(a)bilities 3.(S)tep 4.(p)ersonal 5.(d)ifferent 6.(a)mbitions 7.(n)ever 【导语】本文主要介绍了自我探索之旅的重要性,并提供了五条进行自我探索的方法,旨在引导读者更好地了解自己,从而过上更满意的生活。 1.句意:没有自我意识,很容易感到迷失或困惑。根据“Without self-awareness, it’s easy to feel...or confused.”可知,“or”连接两个并列的形容词,且意思相近,结合语境,没有自我意识会让人在生活中缺乏方向感,“lost”意为“迷失的”,符合语境。故填(l)ost。 2.句意:认识到这些优点有助于你理解自己的价值和能力。根据“Recognizing these strengths helps you understand your values and...”可知,这里需要一个名词,且与前文“your values”并列,结合前文提到认识优点对自我认知的帮助,“abilities”有“能力”的意思,符合语境。故填(a)bilities。 3.句意:走出你的舒适区。根据“...out of your comfort zone (地带)可知,这里是一个祈使句,需要一个动词原形,“step”有“迈出;走出”的意思,“step out of...”表示“走出……”,符合语境。故填(S)tep。 4.句意:这会带来你的个人成长。根据“This leads to your...growth—whether it’s becoming more confident, or discovering hidden strengths you didn’t know you had.”可知,这里需要一个形容词来修饰“growth”,结合语境,走出舒适区带来的成长是属于个人的,“personal”意为“个人的”,符合语境。故填(p)ersonal。 5.句意:当你体验一种不同的文化时,你会重新思考自己的信仰和想法。根据“When you experience a...culture, you are made to rethink your beliefs and ideas.”可知,这里需要一个形容词来修饰“culture”,结合语境,去新的地方旅行体验到的文化与自己原本的文化是不同的,“different”意为“不同的”,符合语境。故填(d)ifferent。 6.句意:想想你的志向。根据“What kind of person you want to become?”可知,此处通过思考自己的抱负或志向,来明确自己想要成为的人。ambitions“志向、抱负”。故填(a)mbitions。 7.句意:自我探索的旅程永远不会停止。根据“The journey of self-discovery will...stop.”可知,结合后文“As you experience life’s challenges, you grow and change.”,随着生活中的经历,人不断成长变化,所以自我探索也不会停止,“never”意为“从不;永不”,符合语境。故填(n)ever。 学科网(北京)股份有限公司 $

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