2026年浙江人教版中考“阅读+完形+词汇+语法填空”小练(二)

2026中考“阅读+完形+词汇+语法填空”小练(二) 一、阅读理解(共11小题,每小题2分,满分22分) 　　阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 A INSIDE THE MAGAZINE June 2026 Science Space Technology Environment Springtime activities Here is a good chance to experience what it's like to work in a lab as a scientist. Secrets of butterflies The ability to change shape will sound like magic—but what's the secret behind it? Zebrafish sent to space The team of Shenzhou-20 took a zebrafish to Tiangong for experiments. High-speed trains China has built the longest train system in the world. A flying car A new car has been seen in a test that could change the future of travel. Green cities Man-made trees that tower over the city help to keep the city cool. Word bank: butterfly(蝴蝶); zebrafish(斑马鱼) ( )1.What can we get from the text? A.The price of the magazine. B.Names of the writers. C.The email address of the scientist. D.Introductions to the articles. ( )2.What special ability of butterflies is mentioned(提到)? A.Changing wing colours. B.Flying long distances. C.Changing shape. D.Producing special silk. ( )3.What can we read about on Page 20? A.The secret of nature. B.An experiment in space. C.The future of travel. D.A new way to cool the city. B 　　Do you have memories from when you were a baby? Most of us don't have them. This is called “childhood amnesia(童年失忆症)”. However, these memories are actually kept in the brain until we become adults, even though we aren't aware of them. Professor Cristina Alberini at New York University found that the experiences learned in infancy(婴儿期) are kept as hidden memories. It happens in the hippocampus when an infant's(婴儿的) brain is growing. Changes in brain chemicals help this process. Alberini did experiments on mice and found that adding some chemicals later could bring back hidden memories. This shows that early memories aren't lost but are kept. “If the children are learning difficult situations in early childhood, their brains are going to be shaped based on that experience,” Alberini said. Her study shows these hidden memories may influence people's learning abilities throughout their lives and lead to some mental(精神的) health illnesses. Although most of us can't remember the things that happened to us when we were little, the age at which each person has their first memory can be different. Different backgrounds may explain the difference. Professor Wang Qi at Cornell University in the USA has shown that the earliest memories of Americans date back to around 3.5 years of age, almost six months earlier than those of Chinese people. Wang said that this is because American people are more self-focused(以自我为中心的). However, in Asia, people play more roles in society and have more relationships with others. So it may take more time for Asian babies to remember many details. How often parents talk about past experiences with their children can also influence when first memories appear. New Zealand's Maori people have their first memories as early as at the age of 2.5. It's because the Maori culture values stories and deep conversations about past events. Conversations are key for keeping memories when kids can form(形成) mental images of the things that happened to them. ( )4.What does“childhood amnesia” refer to according to the passage? A.Inability to recall early childhood experiences. B.Difficulty children have forming memories. C.Worry about the truth of early memories. D.Loss of memory abilities in the childhood. ( )5.According to the passage, what does the underlined word “hippocampus” in Paragraph 2 mean? A.It's probably a name of a scientific experiment. B.It's probably a part of the human brain. C.It's probably a kind of special medicine. D.It's probably a kind of chemical. ( )6.According to the passage, who forms first memories earliest? A.Chinese people. B.American people. C.European people. D.Maori people. ( )7.In which section of a magazine can we probably read the text? A.Cross culture. B.Mental health. C.Brain and memory. D.Science and technology. C 　　Have you ever wondered what else you can do on the train besides sleeping or scrolling(滚屏) through your phone? Actually, in China, trains have turned into centres which bring together the public and the nation's Intangible Cultural Heritage(ICH,非物质文化遗产). Trains go across China and they are becoming ideal places for introducing local traditional culture. A good example is the K7041 train from Harbin to Mohe in Northeast China's Heilongjiang Province. On the ICH train, Gulayier, dressed in traditional clothes, sang Oroqen folk songs and his partner played the Oroqen jaw harp, a musical instrument. Tourists on the train, especially those from southern China, sang and danced excitedly with the two performers(表演者) together. Gulayier said the train made it easier to hold tourists' attention to his shows. He thought the train was a good platform for promoting(促进) ICH. Traditional heritage comes to life on trains. More ICH such as Qinhuai lanterns from Nanjing, Yulin puppet shows, and tea-picking operas in Guangxi have also made appearances on high-speed trains across China. It offers passengers a close-up way to experience traditional culture. Professor Xiao Fang from Beijing Normal University shares Gulayier's opinion on the new use of ICH trains. He has pointed out another advantage of this. Beyond cultural promotion, it offers help for tourism. When passengers enjoy local traditions on board, they often develop a deeper interest in exploring the places they pass through. However, the ICH train journeys still have challenges, including the narrow space on trains and passengers getting on and off at each station. Therefore, some solutions are coming up. Cultural corners show traditional arts, and QR codes connect to more digital information. These help passengers to explore ICH at their own pace and continue learning after their journey ends. The success of ICH trains offers valuable lessons for cultural protection worldwide, proving that innovation(革新) and tradition can work together to keep cultural heritage alive for future generations. ( )8.What is the fresh experience for passengers on the K7041 train? A.Travelling farther north. B.Joining in live shows. C.Wearing traditional clothes. D.Having fun on the phone. ( )9.What do Gulayier and Professor Xiao both agree? A.ICH encourages more local visits. B.Trains help make ICH more popular. C.ICH improves the Chinese train journeys. D.Passengers welcome performers on ICH trains. ( )10.What does Paragraph 5 mention about the ICH train journeys? A.Their features and influence. B.Their reasons and results. C.Their problems and methods. D.Their future and improvement. ( )11.What can be the best title for the text? A.Trains Push China's Cultural Heritage Further B.China Puts Arms Around Local Artists on ICH Trains C.More ICH Trains Begin Running on Railways in China D.Train Passengers Share Different Local Cultures of China 二、任务型阅读(共5小题,每小题2分,满分10分) 阅读下面材料,从方框中所给的 A—E 五个选项中选出正确选项(其中一项是多余选项),将其序号填入第1—4小题,并回答第5小题。 　　No matter whether you like it or not, social media is becoming a big part of many teenagers' lives. 1.　 　 According to a survey(调查), over 90 percent of all Chinese young people use the Internet and 50 percent of these young people have made new friends online.  On the one hand, social media allows people to connect with friends and share experiences. 2.　 　 So it is important to stay safe while having fun online. Here are some simple tips.  First, if you have accounts(账户) on apps, make sure you use strong passwords. Avoid using easy-to-guess information, like your birthday or your pet's name. 3.　 　 Maybe the strangers you are talking to aren't friendly or lying about themselves. Don't share personal details, like your address, school name, or phone number.  Third, keep your personal information private. 4.　 　  Remember, by following these tips, you can stay safe on social media and the Internet. A.Only your real friends can see your information. B.Not everyone believes what you post online. C.On the other hand, it also has risks. D.Second, be careful when you talk to strangers online. E.The Internet is popular among the young in China. 5.How often do you use the Internet? What do you usually do to keep safe online?(不超过20词) 　 　  三、完形填空(共15小题,每小题1分,满分15分) 　　“Mum, please, please,” I asked. “Please, by myself? I'm nine years old now, and I'm　1　 enough to do many things. My friend Emmie has been 　2　 cupcakes by herself for a year. I have never made cookies by myself.”  My parents looked at me with　3　 in their eyes. Would they let me do it? I held my breath. “OK,” Mum said. “　4　 Alana, please be careful.”  I raced to the kitchen. I broke eggs and put some hard butter into the bowl. Using a mixer was　5　 for me. I had done it with Mum many times before. I turned on the mixer. “Whoa!” I cried. What a 　6　! The butter was everywhere, even on my face. I had to clean it up.  I wondered　7　 it happened. Then I realised I should use softer butter instead. Following the 　8　, I put rounded batter(面糊) onto the cookie paper and put it into the oven. Within a minute, a fantastic 　9　 filled the kitchen! I, Alana Ames, was going to show everyone I have 　10　 now.  I looked into the oven. Oh, no! The cookie had melted(熔化) into cookie soup. I looked up the 　11　 from the book. Then I saw it. Right after “Add salt” and before “Mix well”, it said “Add two cups of flour(面粉)”. I forgot that!  I had to　12　 this mess—FAST! I took the bowl and added flour. Then the pan was back in the oven in no time. I 　13　 the time until the cookies were done. Once they had cooled, I brought a plate of them into the living room, where my parents were waiting.  “Oh, Alana Ames,” my mum said, smiling. “You did it. All by　14　.”  “Great job, Alana,” Dad said, finishing his second cookie. “These are delicious!” From this experience, I have learned to do things　15　 and patiently. Now I fall in love with making cookies.  ( )1.A.brave　　　　　　B.old C.smart D.strong ( )2.A.cooking B.buying C.eating D.sharing ( )3.A.pride B.interest C.doubt D.care ( )4.A.And B.But C.So D.Or ( )5.A.new B.crazy C.noisy D.easy ( )6.A.mess B.pity C.surprise D.difference ( )7.A.what B.when C.where D.why ( )8.A.storybook B.cookbook C.textbook D.copybook ( )9.A.smell B.sound C.light D.smoke ( )10.A.given up B.broken up C.grown up D.woken up ( )11.A.inventions B.questions C.steps D.situations ( )12.A.fix B.hide C.lose D.make ( )13.A.passed B.counted C.told D.called ( )14.A.myself B.yourself C.himself D.herself ( )15.A.carefully B.quickly C.politely D.purposely 四、词汇运用(共15小题,每小题1分,满分15分) A.将方框中所给词语的适当形式填入短文中,每词仅用一次。 symbol, practise, for example, however, balance, keep 　　Taijiquan, or tai chi, comes from Chinese philosophy(哲学). It is also related to Chinese medicine and is of great importance in Chinese culture. The 1.　 　 of yin and yang is shown in each movement of taijiquan. When doing taijiquan, people need to stand straight and stay calm. 2.　 　, this doesn't mean standing still but it means putting your centre of gravity(重力) on your feet. Taijiquan is not only a physical exercise but also a 3.　 　 of traditional Chinese philosophy.   People who 4.　 　 taijiquan can benefit(受益) a lot. 5.　 　, a PE teacher noticed that his skin(皮肤), energy levels, and blood flow improved after he practised taijiquan.  6.　 　 taijiquan alive, we should integrate(使融入) it into our modern life. In this way, it will continue to inspire people with its beauty of balance and peace.  B.阅读下面短文,根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式(每空一词)。 　　Some teens pay attention to what they look like every time before they go out. They want to look their best in 7.　 　(前面) of their friends. But even if they spend a lot of time or even money on their physical appearance, they 8.　 　(仍然) might not be able to make a good impression(印象). That's because they fail to notice one simple 9.　 　(规则)—keeping their breath pleasant. We have to know that bad breath will 10.　 　(创造) an extremely bad impression. If you have bad breath, people will 11.　 　(避免) staying by your side even if you look smart.  If you want to make a good impression on others, you should follow these three steps. To begin with, brush your teeth 12.　 　(两次) a day. Also, you should not forget to floss(用牙线剔) your teeth every day. Doing 13.　 　(两者) regularly can help to prevent tooth decay or food getting stuck between your teeth. But there are germs(细菌) in your mouth just by brushing or flossing. If you 14.　 　(允许) these germs to grow, they will lead to bad breath. Using mouthwash regularly is also a must.  If you do these every day, you'll have 15.　 　(新鲜) and clean breath and look your best.  五、语法填空(共10小题,每小题1分,满分10分) 　　阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的词,或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。 Once upon a time, there was a wise old man called Mula. One day he 1.　 　 (walk) along the road through the woods when he saw a man.  The man was carrying an old dirty bag. He looked very unhappy, and when Mula asked him 2.　 　, the man told him his story.  He was all alone, and he didn't have money, 3.　 　(friend) or home. “Everything I own is in this old bag,” he said. “My life is awful.” And he walked off.  Mula ran past him, took his bag, and ran into the woods. The man was so surprised 4.　 　 he just stood there in silence. After a while, he 5.　 　(sit) down and began to cry sadly, “Now my life is even more 6.　 　(pain)!”  At the same time, further down the road, Mula came 7.　 　 of the woods and put the man's bag in the middle of the road. Finally, the man decided 8.　 　(start) his trip again. Suddenly he saw his bag. “My bag!” he shouted. He picked 9.　 　 up—everything was still inside it!  He jumped up and down in excitement, and then walked 10.　 　(happy) on towards the city, singing as he went.  　　“Well,” said Mula.“That's one way to make someone happy.” 答案解析： 2026中考“阅读+完形+词汇+语法填空”小练(二) 一、阅读理解(共11小题,每小题2分,满分22分) 　　阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 A INSIDE THE MAGAZINE June 2026 Science Space Technology Environment Springtime activities Here is a good chance to experience what it's like to work in a lab as a scientist. Secrets of butterflies The ability to change shape will sound like magic—but what's the secret behind it? Zebrafish sent to space The team of Shenzhou-20 took a zebrafish to Tiangong for experiments. High-speed trains China has built the longest train system in the world. A flying car A new car has been seen in a test that could change the future of travel. Green cities Man-made trees that tower over the city help to keep the city cool. Word bank: butterfly(蝴蝶); zebrafish(斑马鱼) ( D )1.What can we get from the text? A.The price of the magazine. B.Names of the writers. C.The email address of the scientist. D.Introductions to the articles. ( C )2.What special ability of butterflies is mentioned(提到)? A.Changing wing colours. B.Flying long distances. C.Changing shape. D.Producing special silk. ( D )3.What can we read about on Page 20? A.The secret of nature. B.An experiment in space. C.The future of travel. D.A new way to cool the city. B 　　Do you have memories from when you were a baby? Most of us don't have them. This is called “childhood amnesia(童年失忆症)”. However, these memories are actually kept in the brain until we become adults, even though we aren't aware of them. Professor Cristina Alberini at New York University found that the experiences learned in infancy(婴儿期) are kept as hidden memories. It happens in the hippocampus when an infant's(婴儿的) brain is growing. Changes in brain chemicals help this process. Alberini did experiments on mice and found that adding some chemicals later could bring back hidden memories. This shows that early memories aren't lost but are kept. “If the children are learning difficult situations in early childhood, their brains are going to be shaped based on that experience,” Alberini said. Her study shows these hidden memories may influence people's learning abilities throughout their lives and lead to some mental(精神的) health illnesses. Although most of us can't remember the things that happened to us when we were little, the age at which each person has their first memory can be different. Different backgrounds may explain the difference. Professor Wang Qi at Cornell University in the USA has shown that the earliest memories of Americans date back to around 3.5 years of age, almost six months earlier than those of Chinese people. Wang said that this is because American people are more self-focused(以自我为中心的). However, in Asia, people play more roles in society and have more relationships with others. So it may take more time for Asian babies to remember many details. How often parents talk about past experiences with their children can also influence when first memories appear. New Zealand's Maori people have their first memories as early as at the age of 2.5. It's because the Maori culture values stories and deep conversations about past events. Conversations are key for keeping memories when kids can form(形成) mental images of the things that happened to them. ( A )4.What does“childhood amnesia” refer to according to the passage? A.Inability to recall early childhood experiences. B.Difficulty children have forming memories. C.Worry about the truth of early memories. D.Loss of memory abilities in the childhood. ( B )5.According to the passage, what does the underlined word “hippocampus” in Paragraph 2 mean? A.It's probably a name of a scientific experiment. B.It's probably a part of the human brain. C.It's probably a kind of special medicine. D.It's probably a kind of chemical. ( D )6.According to the passage, who forms first memories earliest? A.Chinese people. B.American people. C.European people. D.Maori people. ( C )7.In which section of a magazine can we probably read the text? A.Cross culture. B.Mental health. C.Brain and memory. D.Science and technology. C 　　Have you ever wondered what else you can do on the train besides sleeping or scrolling(滚屏) through your phone? Actually, in China, trains have turned into centres which bring together the public and the nation's Intangible Cultural Heritage(ICH,非物质文化遗产). Trains go across China and they are becoming ideal places for introducing local traditional culture. A good example is the K7041 train from Harbin to Mohe in Northeast China's Heilongjiang Province. On the ICH train, Gulayier, dressed in traditional clothes, sang Oroqen folk songs and his partner played the Oroqen jaw harp, a musical instrument. Tourists on the train, especially those from southern China, sang and danced excitedly with the two performers(表演者) together. Gulayier said the train made it easier to hold tourists' attention to his shows. He thought the train was a good platform for promoting(促进) ICH. Traditional heritage comes to life on trains. More ICH such as Qinhuai lanterns from Nanjing, Yulin puppet shows, and tea-picking operas in Guangxi have also made appearances on high-speed trains across China. It offers passengers a close-up way to experience traditional culture. Professor Xiao Fang from Beijing Normal University shares Gulayier's opinion on the new use of ICH trains. He has pointed out another advantage of this. Beyond cultural promotion, it offers help for tourism. When passengers enjoy local traditions on board, they often develop a deeper interest in exploring the places they pass through. However, the ICH train journeys still have challenges, including the narrow space on trains and passengers getting on and off at each station. Therefore, some solutions are coming up. Cultural corners show traditional arts, and QR codes connect to more digital information. These help passengers to explore ICH at their own pace and continue learning after their journey ends. The success of ICH trains offers valuable lessons for cultural protection worldwide, proving that innovation(革新) and tradition can work together to keep cultural heritage alive for future generations. ( B )8.What is the fresh experience for passengers on the K7041 train? A.Travelling farther north. B.Joining in live shows. C.Wearing traditional clothes. D.Having fun on the phone. ( B )9.What do Gulayier and Professor Xiao both agree? A.ICH encourages more local visits. B.Trains help make ICH more popular. C.ICH improves the Chinese train journeys. D.Passengers welcome performers on ICH trains. ( C )10.What does Paragraph 5 mention about the ICH train journeys? A.Their features and influence. B.Their reasons and results. C.Their problems and methods. D.Their future and improvement. ( A )11.What can be the best title for the text? A.Trains Push China's Cultural Heritage Further B.China Puts Arms Around Local Artists on ICH Trains C.More ICH Trains Begin Running on Railways in China D.Train Passengers Share Different Local Cultures of China 二、任务型阅读(共5小题,每小题2分,满分10分) 阅读下面材料,从方框中所给的 A—E 五个选项中选出正确选项(其中一项是多余选项),将其序号填入第1—4小题,并回答第5小题。 　　No matter whether you like it or not, social media is becoming a big part of many teenagers' lives. 1.　E　 According to a survey(调查), over 90 percent of all Chinese young people use the Internet and 50 percent of these young people have made new friends online.  On the one hand, social media allows people to connect with friends and share experiences. 2.　C　 So it is important to stay safe while having fun online. Here are some simple tips.  First, if you have accounts(账户) on apps, make sure you use strong passwords. Avoid using easy-to-guess information, like your birthday or your pet's name. 3.　D　 Maybe the strangers you are talking to aren't friendly or lying about themselves. Don't share personal details, like your address, school name, or phone number.  Third, keep your personal information private. 4.　A　  Remember, by following these tips, you can stay safe on social media and the Internet. A.Only your real friends can see your information. B.Not everyone believes what you post online. C.On the other hand, it also has risks. D.Second, be careful when you talk to strangers online. E.The Internet is popular among the young in China. 5.How often do you use the Internet? What do you usually do to keep safe online?(不超过20词) 　I use the Internet every day. I don't share personal information. (答案不唯一,合理即可)　  三、完形填空(共15小题,每小题1分,满分15分) 　　“Mum, please, please,” I asked. “Please, by myself? I'm nine years old now, and I'm　1　 enough to do many things. My friend Emmie has been 　2　 cupcakes by herself for a year. I have never made cookies by myself.”  My parents looked at me with　3　 in their eyes. Would they let me do it? I held my breath. “OK,” Mum said. “　4　 Alana, please be careful.”  I raced to the kitchen. I broke eggs and put some hard butter into the bowl. Using a mixer was　5　 for me. I had done it with Mum many times before. I turned on the mixer. “Whoa!” I cried. What a 　6　! The butter was everywhere, even on my face. I had to clean it up.  I wondered　7　 it happened. Then I realised I should use softer butter instead. Following the 　8　, I put rounded batter(面糊) onto the cookie paper and put it into the oven. Within a minute, a fantastic 　9　 filled the kitchen! I, Alana Ames, was going to show everyone I have 　10　 now.  I looked into the oven. Oh, no! The cookie had melted(熔化) into cookie soup. I looked up the 　11　 from the book. Then I saw it. Right after “Add salt” and before “Mix well”, it said “Add two cups of flour(面粉)”. I forgot that!  I had to　12　 this mess—FAST! I took the bowl and added flour. Then the pan was back in the oven in no time. I 　13　 the time until the cookies were done. Once they had cooled, I brought a plate of them into the living room, where my parents were waiting.  “Oh, Alana Ames,” my mum said, smiling. “You did it. All by　14　.”  “Great job, Alana,” Dad said, finishing his second cookie. “These are delicious!” From this experience, I have learned to do things　15　 and patiently. Now I fall in love with making cookies.  ( B )1.A.brave　　　　　　B.old C.smart D.strong ( A )2.A.cooking B.buying C.eating D.sharing ( C )3.A.pride B.interest C.doubt D.care ( B )4.A.And B.But C.So D.Or ( D )5.A.new B.crazy C.noisy D.easy ( A )6.A.mess B.pity C.surprise D.difference ( D )7.A.what B.when C.where D.why ( B )8.A.storybook B.cookbook C.textbook D.copybook ( A )9.A.smell B.sound C.light D.smoke ( C )10.A.given up B.broken up C.grown up D.woken up ( C )11.A.inventions B.questions C.steps D.situations ( A )12.A.fix B.hide C.lose D.make ( B )13.A.passed B.counted C.told D.called ( B )14.A.myself B.yourself C.himself D.herself ( A )15.A.carefully B.quickly C.politely D.purposely 四、词汇运用(共15小题,每小题1分,满分15分) A.将方框中所给词语的适当形式填入短文中,每词仅用一次。 symbol, practise, for example, however, balance, keep 　　Taijiquan, or tai chi, comes from Chinese philosophy(哲学). It is also related to Chinese medicine and is of great importance in Chinese culture. The 1.　balance　 of yin and yang is shown in each movement of taijiquan. When doing taijiquan, people need to stand straight and stay calm. 2.　However　, this doesn't mean standing still but it means putting your centre of gravity(重力) on your feet. Taijiquan is not only a physical exercise but also a 3.　symbol　 of traditional Chinese philosophy.   People who 4.　practise　 taijiquan can benefit(受益) a lot. 5.　For example　, a PE teacher noticed that his skin(皮肤), energy levels, and blood flow improved after he practised taijiquan.  6.　To keep　 taijiquan alive, we should integrate(使融入) it into our modern life. In this way, it will continue to inspire people with its beauty of balance and peace.  B.阅读下面短文,根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式(每空一词)。 　　Some teens pay attention to what they look like every time before they go out. They want to look their best in 7.　front　(前面) of their friends. But even if they spend a lot of time or even money on their physical appearance, they 8.　still　(仍然) might not be able to make a good impression(印象). That's because they fail to notice one simple 9.　rule　(规则)—keeping their breath pleasant. We have to know that bad breath will 10.　create　(创造) an extremely bad impression. If you have bad breath, people will 11.　avoid　(避免) staying by your side even if you look smart.  If you want to make a good impression on others, you should follow these three steps. To begin with, brush your teeth 12.　twice　(两次) a day. Also, you should not forget to floss(用牙线剔) your teeth every day. Doing 13.　both　(两者) regularly can help to prevent tooth decay or food getting stuck between your teeth. But there are germs(细菌) in your mouth just by brushing or flossing. If you 14.　allow　(允许) these germs to grow, they will lead to bad breath. Using mouthwash regularly is also a must.  If you do these every day, you'll have 15.　fresh　(新鲜) and clean breath and look your best.  五、语法填空(共10小题,每小题1分,满分10分) 　　阅读下面短文,在空白处填入一个适当的词,或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。 Once upon a time, there was a wise old man called Mula. One day he 1.　was walking　(walk) along the road through the woods when he saw a man.  The man was carrying an old dirty bag. He looked very unhappy, and when Mula asked him 2.　why　, the man told him his story.  He was all alone, and he didn't have money, 3.　friends　(friend) or home. “Everything I own is in this old bag,” he said. “My life is awful.” And he walked off.  Mula ran past him, took his bag, and ran into the woods. The man was so surprised 4.　that　 he just stood there in silence. After a while, he 5.　sat　(sit) down and began to cry sadly, “Now my life is even more 6.　painful　(pain)!”  At the same time, further down the road, Mula came 7.　out　 of the woods and put the man's bag in the middle of the road. Finally, the man decided 8.　to start　(start) his trip again. Suddenly he saw his bag. “My bag!” he shouted. He picked 9.　it　 up—everything was still inside it!  He jumped up and down in excitement, and then walked 10.　happily　(happy) on towards the city, singing as he went.  　　“Well,” said Mula.“That's one way to make someone happy.” 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $