期末考點(diǎn)串講 專題14 完形填空精練精析15篇（原卷版）

PAGEPAGE13專題14完型填空精練精析151.考查原則：（1）注重在語境中綜合考查學(xué)生對(duì)詞義的辨析.理解與搭配。（2）考查結(jié)合語境進(jìn)行分析,判斷的能力。2、設(shè)題原則：（1）設(shè)空以實(shí)詞(名詞、形容詞,副詞及動(dòng)詞等)為主,虛詞為輔,實(shí)詞與虛詞的比例基本是8:2或7:3.（2）設(shè)題角度以根據(jù)上下文語境考查形近詞或近義詞的辨析為主,減少了單純考查語法的題目。3.答題誤區(qū)：誤區(qū)1:對(duì)篇章知識(shí)理解不準(zhǔn)確應(yīng)充分利用首句、首段等信息理解篇章大意。誤區(qū)2:忽視上下文邏輯關(guān)系事實(shí)細(xì)節(jié)不會(huì)孤立出現(xiàn),應(yīng)結(jié)合文章前后內(nèi)容,利用因果.類比、時(shí)間、空間等關(guān)系,。誤區(qū)3:語法知識(shí)運(yùn)用不準(zhǔn)確做題時(shí)應(yīng)考慮句子結(jié)構(gòu)和動(dòng)詞形式。誤區(qū)4:憑主觀想象選擇答案應(yīng)站在作者的立場上去做題。誤區(qū)5;固定搭配掌握不到位應(yīng)積累、記率常用短語和搭配。01Chinahasalongandrichhistoryintraditionalart.Traditionalartisnotonlythe1ofChinesepeople’swishesforbeautyandgoodluck,butalsogreat2forChinaandtherestoftheworld.Thekiteisone3formofit.Wei-fang4asthekitecapitalofChina.Everyyear,theInternationalKiteFestival5fromApril20thto25thinthiscity.6ofkiteloversfromhomeandabroadcometoWeifangtotakepartinit.WeifangisalsotheonlycityinChinatohavea7ofkites.ItsnameisWeifangKiteMuseum.Itisthefirstand8kitemuseuminChina.Themuseum9thecultureandhistoryofkiteflyinginChina:differenttypesofkites,kitepaintings,writingsandpictures.Inthismuseum,10cannotonlylearnabouttheprocessingofkites,butalsomaketheirownkites.1．A．symbol B．subject C．condition D．theme2．A．treasure B．treasures C．secret D．secrets3．A．delicious B．special C．different D．strange4．A．knows B．isknown C．knew D．wasknown5．A．isheld B．held C．washeld D．hasheld6．A．Million B．Millions C．Twomillion D．Twomillions7．A．museum B．library C．gym D．shop8．A．smaller B．smallest C．larger D．largest9．A．shows B．isshown C．showed D．wasshown10．A．villagers B．friends C．farmers D．tourists02Mr.Whiteisablindmanwholikestravelingalone.However,assblindman,hehasmetalotof11duringhistrips.OnceMr.WhitetraveledtoTexas.Itwashisfirsttimetogothere.Ontheplane,hesatnexttoa12whocamefromTexas.Thewomantoldhimthateverythingwas13andbetterinhercity.WhenMr.Whitearrived,hefoundahotelanddecidedtospendthe14there.Afterdinner,Mr.Whitewenttoabar(酒吧)andorderaglassofwine.Whenthewaiterbroughthimone,hewas15.“Wow!Howbig!”Hesaid.Mr.Whitedoesn’tdrinkoften,sohewasalittledrunkafterdrinkingthewine.Hewantedtogotothe16,soheaskedanotherwaiterforhelp.“turnrightattheinformationdeskandthe17doorontherightistherestroom,”saidthewaiter.WhenMr.Whitewalkedpasthefirstdoor,hefellover.He18thesecondandwenttowardsthethirddoorinstead.Hewalked19andthenfellintotheswimmingpool.Atthattimeherememberedthat20therewasbigger.“Don’tflush(沖洗)!Don’tflush!”Heshoutedassoonashegothisheadabovewater.11．A．places B．people C．troubles D．strangers12．A．man B．woman C．boy D．girl13．A．bigger B．smaller C．stranger D．older14．A．morning B．noon C．a(chǎn)fternoon D．night15．A．worried B．surprised C．bored D．sad16．A．kitchen B．bedroom C．restroom D．garden17．A．first B．second C．third D．last18．A．missed B．opened C．closed D．entered19．A．past B．a(chǎn)cross C．forward D．backward20．A．nothing B．something C．a(chǎn)nything D．everything03ItwasyearsbeforeItraveledaloneforthefirsttimeinmylife.ThistriptoColoradowasthefirsttripthatwasnotforbusinessorfamilyreasonsbutjusttotravel.AsIpreparedforit,Ifeltexcitedand21atthesametime.Woulditbefun?WouldIbebored?WouldIstayinbedalldayorwouldIbeexcitedtodothenextthing?Iwasn’t22.LittledidIknowthatitwasgoingtobeanunforgettablejourneyofself-discovery.Asagoodwifeandmom,forme,travelisalwaysaboutthe23;alwaysthinkingaboutwhowould24what.It’saboutfamilytime.ButonasolotripwhowouldIconnectwith?WhatwouldIdo?Well,IfoundthatIgottodoanythingI25!Imetlocalswhiletravelingandalsoother26.Honestly,Ihadtheconversations27–onplanes,whilehiking,inrestaurants,inthehotellobby(大廳).Itwasquiteaneye-openingexperiencetomeetamomof18kidsandhundredsoffoster(寄養(yǎng)的)kids,acookiebaker,andamarathon(馬拉松)runner.ThestoriesIdiscoveredwere28andnothingwaslikemylifeathome.Itwasjustme,mySUVandmybackpackforaweek.29,itwasabreathoffreshairthatIdidn’teverexisted(存在).It’swonderfultobebackhomeandknowthatpossibilitiesareendlessandthereissomuchmoreoutthereto30!21．A．tired B．proud C．nervous D．lucky22．A．sure B．ready C．confused D．worried23．A．fun B．rest C．scene D．family24．A．see B．miss C．enjoy D．hope25．A．praised B．wanted C．planned D．promised26．A．moms B．wives C．travelers D．drivers27．A．everywhere B．a(chǎn)nywhere C．somewhere D．nowhere28．A．common B．funny C．boring D．a(chǎn)mazing29．A．Afterall B．Atlast C．Inall D．Aboveall30．A．imagine B．explore(探索) C．improve D．learn04MollyspenthersummervacationinChinawithherparentslastyear.Theyvisitedalotoffamous31,suchasBeijing,GuangzhouandShanghai.She32Beijingforaweek.She33thePalaceMuseum,theGreatWall,Tian’anMenSquare34theSummerPalace.They35wenttothezoosandtheparks.36wascloudy,butnotrainy,soit37nottoohot.They38greatfunplayinginthezoosandtheparks.Mollylearntalot39Chinesehistory.Shesaid,“ItisinterestingtovisitChina.I40Chinaverymuch.”31．A．parks B．gardens C．cities D．countries32．A．stayed B．stayedin C．lived D．livedat33．A．made B．cried C．felt D．visited34．A．a(chǎn)nd B．or C．but D．until35．A．too B．either C．so D．a(chǎn)lso36．A．It B．This C．That D．They37．A．is B．a(chǎn)re C．were D．was38．A．have B．did C．had D．do39．A．a(chǎn)bout B．a(chǎn)t C．for D．in40．A．hope B．visit C．like D．decide05ATasteforTravelIlovestreetfood.WhereverIgo,I’malwayslookingforchancestoeatlikealocal.Inmanyplaces,someofthebesttraditionalfoodis41fromacart!FromfishandchipsinEdinburghtoPadThaiinBangkok,I’vetriedsomedeliciousstuff!Butthereisadarksidetoallthisgoodfood—foodpoisoning.Ioncehadabad42ofitinNepal.Iwasinbedfortwodaysandunabletoeatmuchforweeksafter.Iwasinaremotearea,soIhadnoaccesstocleanwaterorfood.Icouldn’thelpgettingsick.Mosttravelershaveahorrorstoryortwoaboutfoodpoisoning.It’sariskwealltakewhenweeatstrangefoods.Buttherearewaystoenjoygoodlocalfoodandavoidsufferingfroma(n)43stomach.Thefollowingtipswillhelpkeepyousafeandhealthy.Drinkcleanwater.Inmanyplaces,tapwaterisn’tsafetodrink.Intheseplaces,avoidorderingdrinksmadewithwaterorservedwithice.Drinkbottledwaterorsodainstead.Skipthefreshfruit.Itmightlookandtastedelicious.Butifit’sbeen44indirtywater,itmaymakeyousick.Youcan’ttellbylookingatit,soit’sbettertobesafethansorry.Choosemeatthathasbeencooked45andwell.Meatandseafoodthathavebeenleftoutforalongtimearedangeroustoeat.Ifitdoesn’tlookorsmellOK,moveon.Beprepared.Takemedicinesthatcaneaseyoursymptoms.Thesewon’tcurewhateverdiseaseyou'vepickedup.Buttheywillhelpwiththepainwhenthere'snoplaceto46andrecover.Withthesetipsinmind,you’rereadytodigin!Streetfoodispartofthetraveladventure;don’tbeafraidtotrysomethingdifferent.Youneverknowyoumightdiscoveranewfavouritedish.41．A．grown B．went C．came D．served42．A．taste B．case C．habit D．impression43．A．empty B．full C．upset D．strong44．A．washed B．planted C．boiled D．served45．A．finally B．suddenly C．quickly D．recently46．A．stay B．rest C．live D．sleep06In1956,WilliamLindesaywasborninatownnorthofEngland.His47inChinadatesbacktohischildhood.OnedayhelookedatthemapofChinainamagazine,he48theGreatWall.“Ifellinlovewithit49,”hesaidinaninterviewwithChinaDaily.“Ithoughtitwouldbeagreat50ifonedayIcouldtravelalongit,fromendtoend.”In1987,hestartedtoclimbtheGreatWall,51itin78days.It’sagreatadventurefromthefarwestofChinatothepointwherethestructuremeetsthesea.TheBriton52theheat,bigblisters（水泡）andtirednessduringtherun.Thejourneytookplaceintwoparts,to53thehottestmidsummer.OnceintheGobiDesert,the54almostdiedfromdehydration（脫水）.Inanothertrip,LindesayandhisteamwalkeddeepintotheGobiDesertofMongolia55anunknownsectionofthewall.Duringhisexploration（探險(xiǎn)）,henoticedsomesectionsofthewallwere56destroyed（破壞）andcoveredwithlitter.57hedecidedtostayinChinatoprotectit.Modernizationanddevelopmentweremakingthesituationevenworse.“Somepeoplesayitwill58centuriestochange.Isaywedon’thavecenturiesoftime.It’sgottobemuch59,”hesaid.Lindesayalwayscarriesagarbagebagwithhiminthewild,pickinglitter60.“Everypersoncanmakeadifference.Ifwecanpulltogether,Chinawillbeagreen,beautifuland61countrytolivein,”hesaid.47．A．plan B．interest C．life D．change48．A．cameacross B．wentacross C．lookedthrough D．gotthrough49．A．specially B．generally C．normally D．immediately50．A．chance B．danger C．a(chǎn)dventure D．dream51．A．completing B．continuing C．stopping D．considering52．A．refused B．experienced C．remained D．realized53．A．challenge B．follow C．a(chǎn)void D．protect54．A．farmer B．guide C．researcher D．explorer55．A．created B．invented C．introduced D．discovered56．A．hardly B．nearly C．probably D．badly57．A．But B．So C．And D．While58．A．cost B．spend C．take D．pay59．A．clearer B．easier C．quicker D．higher60．A．a(chǎn)longtheway B．intheway C．ontheway D．bytheway61．A．strong B．friendly C．healthy D．busy07TheNationalDayofthePeople’sRepublicofChinaiscelebratedonOctober1steveryyeartocommemorate(紀(jì)念)thefoundingofthePeople’sRepublicofChina.Andtheseven-dayholidayiscalled“GoldenWeek”.Duringtheholiday,moreandmorepeoplego62aroundthecountry.Somany63arecrowded.Itisoften64totakethetrain,buytickets,goshoppingorhavemeals.WangJianismyfriend.HewenttoBeijingwithhisparentsbytrainduringtheholiday.They65abouttwohourswaitingatthetrainstation.WhentheyarrivedinBeijing,itwasaboutseveno’clockintheevening.Itwasdifficultforthemtofindacheap66,sotheyhadtochooseanexpensiveone.Thenextday,theywenttotheGreatWall.Itwas67,too.Theydidn’tenjoythemselvesbecausetherewerealotofpeople.TomakeyourtravelinChinaeasierandmorecomfortable,Ithinkyoushould68thesesuggestions:1.Ifpossible,youcantraveljustbeforeoraftertheholiday.Duringthetime,thereareusuallyfewer69andthevisitismoreinteresting.2.Ifyou70wanttotravelduringtheholiday,trytoavoid(避開)thefirsttwodaysandthelastdayoftheholiday.Becausetheyarethe71timeforthetransportation,theflightticketsarethemostexpensiveandtrainticketsarethehardesttobuy.62．A．swimming B．hiking C．traveling D．shopping63．A．restaurants B．shops C．parks D．places64．A．exciting B．difficult C．boring D．easy65．A．took B．paid C．lent D．spent66．A．hotel B．hospital C．supermarket D．bank67．A．expensive B．crowded C．interesting D．surprised68．A．give B．follow C．invite D．prepare69．A．workers B．pianists C．students D．tourists70．A．really B．carefully C．loudly D．clearly71．A．happiest B．easiest C．busiest D．funniest08Mostofusliketoknowwhereweareandwherewe’regoing.Itcanfeelstrangetobelost.Thewords“beinglost”makeusthinkofadarkandscarywoodorstreet,72that’snotalwaysthecase.OncewewereonholidayinVenice.Mydadplannedtogoouttotakephotosearlythenextmorning.Mumwasn’tinterested,butIwouldgowithhim,onlybecausehe73IcouldhavethebiggesteverbowlofItalianicecreamifIdid.WhyelsewouldIgetupsoearly?Soat5a.m.thenextday,weleftthehotelandstartedwalkinginthe74streets.Whenthesuncameup,dadstartedtakingphotosandI75him,downsmallstreetsandoverlittlebridges.Afteraboutanhour,Iturnedtodadandasked,“Wherearewe?”Hesaid,“Ihavenoidea.”Iimmediatelyfeltabit76,butdadjustlaughedandsaid,“We’relost!”,Itoldhimtotakeouthismaporphone.Hesaid,“Ionlybroughtthe77.Comeon.Let’sgetmorelost!”Helaughedagain.Hislaughter78meandmademefeelsafe.Slowlypeoplewereappearingonthestreets—shopsandcafesbegantoopen.Ibeganto79thatwewerelost,andjuststartedwatchingandtakingineverythingthatwashappeningaroundme.Finally,afteraboutfourhoursofwalkingaround,wewereback.Mumaskedanxiously(擔(dān)心地),“Wherehaveyoubeen?”Isaidwithabig80,“Wegotlost!”Thesedayswe81getlostwithsomanythingsaroundus—maps,GPS,appsonourphones,andsoon.Butdadshowedmethatbeinglostcansometimessimplybesomethingtoenjoy.72．A．or B．so C．but D．a(chǎn)nd73．A．expected B．realized C．remembered D．promised74．A．modern B．noisy C．empty D．bright75．A．left B．invited C．guided D．followed76．A．scared B．hurt C．hungry D．tired77．A．map B．bowl C．phone D．camera78．A．saved B．relaxed C．stopped D．warned79．A．doubt B．forget C．imagine D．regret80．A．surprise B．shame C．smile D．fear81．A．hardly B．often C．nearly D．a(chǎn)lways09MyparentshavealwayslovedeverythingaboutIndia,soayearagowewentonholidaythere.It’sawonderful82withbeautifulscenesandinterestingpeople.However,Ididn’tenjoyIndian83verymuch.Ontheseconddayweplannedtoseeanoldpalace.Atthe84theysaid,“Ifyougobytrain,it’lltakeyouonlytwohourstogetthere.”However,thehot85tookoverfourhours.Iwasvery86whenwegotthere,sowehadsomericeandvegetableswithbreadinasmallrestaurant.Wewere87tofinditwasquitenice.Iwasn’tfullenoughandIsawamannearby(附近)eatingsomelittlemeatballs.Isaidtomydad,I’vebeeneatingriceallweek.CanIhavesomemeatballsplease?WelltheylookeddelicioussoIatethefirstonevery88.IwasjustputtingthesecondoneinmymouthwhenIfeltmyself89mymouthwasonfire!Istartedtocough(咳嗽)andthereweretears(眼淚)inmyeyes.Icouldn’t90howspicy(辛辣的)itwas！Idrankabouttenglassesofwaterbuttheworstthingwaseveryonewaslaughingatme.Youcouldn’tmakemeeatanotherIndianmeatballforallthe91intheworld!82．A．town B．city C．country D．restaurant83．A．food B．scenes C．people D．costumes84．A．palace B．hotel C．a(chǎn)irport D．entrance85．A．sail B．walk C．drive D．ride86．A．hungry B．curious C．cheerful D．nervous87．A．shocked B．surprised C．bored D．tired88．A．quietly B．easily C．quickly D．gently89．A．burning B．watering C．crying D．smiling90．A．feel B．believe C．think D．know91．A．diet B．luck C．time D．money10On3rdJune1706,afterninemonthsontheship,Iwasagainbackwithmyfamily.Tendaysafterreturninghome,Iwas92byaseacaptain,CaptainWilliamRobinson.CaptainRobinsonwantedtosailtotheEastIndies.Heoffered93thejobofship'sdoctor,averywell-paidposition.Icouldn't94.MoreadventureswerewaitingformeandIdidn'twantto95them.WeleftEnglandon5thAugust1706andarrivedinsouthernIndiaonl1thApril1707.Nextwe96toTonquininVietnam.Wethenwentwithasmallerboattodosometradeonsomenearbyislands.Butafteronlyafewdaysourboatwashitbyastormwhichsentus97course（航線）.98thiswasnottheworstofourproblems,justthentwopirateshipsattackedusandwesoonbecameprisoners.Oneofthepiratecaptainswasextremelyviolentandwantedto99usintotheseatodie.Theotherpiratecaptain100tobealittlemoreunderstanding.Hesawmy101desperation（絕望）andtoldmenottoworry.Heputmeintoasmallcanoewith102foodforeightdaysandpushedmeoutintotheopen103.Iwas104tobealivebutIwasstillindanger.Iwasaloneinthemiddleoftheoceaninasmallcanoe.AfterawhileIsawagroupofsmallislandsandstoppedtosleepononeofthem.Iwokethenextmorningtoalovelysunnyday,whichmademefeelbetter,butsuddenly,thesundisappeared.WhenIlookedupIsawalarge105inthesky.Itwassobigthatitcompletelycoveredthesun.Withmytelescope（望遠(yuǎn)鏡）Ilookedmore106atthislargeobjectIcouldn'tbelievemyeyes.Itwasafloatingisland!92．A．hit B．thought C．visited D．heard93．A．him B．us C．them D．me94．A．a(chǎn)ccept B．imagine C．refuse D．a(chǎn)gree95．A．miss B．visit C．have D．see96．A．rode B．drove C．flew D．sailed97．A．a(chǎn)way B．into C．out D．off98．A．So B．Although C．But D．Since99．A．throw B．kill C．pick D．a(chǎn)ttack100．A．wanted B．hoped C．seemed D．expected101．A．whole B．complete C．little D．much102．A．enough B．more C．less D．little103．A．sky B．sea C．ground D．space104．A．sad B．sorry C．worried D．happy105．A．sun B．object C．island D．ship106．A．close B．closely C．quietly D．happily11Asakid,IusedtospendmysummerswithmygrandparentsontheirfarminTexas.Ihelpedthemwithfarmingattimes.Luckily,they107acaravan,akindofcardesignedforpeopletoliveinwhiletravelling.Everyfewsummers,we’dtraveltogetheraroundtheUSandCanada.Ononetrip,Iwasabout10yearsold.Iwasplayingaroundinthebackofthecar108mygrandfatherwasdriving.Mygrandmotherhadthepassengerseat.Shesmokedthroughthetrip,andIhatedthe109,whichmademecoughalot.Ireadaboutsmokinginanarticle.Itsaysthateverypuff(吸)ofacigarettetakestwominutesoffyourlife.I110thenumberofcigarettesperdayandthepuffspercigarette.WhenIcameupwithareasonable(合理的)number,Iwas111.ThenImovedmyheadintothefrontofthecarandproudly112,“Sofar,you’vetakennineyearsoffyourlife!”Hearingthis,mygrandmotherbegantocryanditwasnotwhatI113.Ididnotknowwhattodo.Mygrandfather,whohadbeendriving114,stoppedthecar,gotoutofitandopenedmydoor.Helookedatmecalmly,andsaid115,“See,grandmotheriscrying!Oneday,you’llunderstandthatit’shardertobekindthanclever.”AsIgrowup,Irealizethatclevernessisagiftandkindnessisachoice.Giftsareeasy—theyaregiven116.Choicescanbehard,soitseemsmoredifficulttobekind.107．A．produced B．owned C．required D．returned108．A．a(chǎn)s B．when C．while D．though109．A．dust B．taste C．noise D．smell110．A．guessed B．counted C．collected D．received111．A．a(chǎn)fraid B．relaxed C．satisfied D．worried112．A．replied B．explained C．presented D．a(chǎn)nnounced113．A．dreamed B．enjoyed C．supported D．expected114．A．infear B．insilence C．withpride D．withsadness115．A．gently B．loudly C．powerfully D．confidently116．A．inall B．a(chǎn)fterall C．a(chǎn)boveall D．firstofall12Somepeoplestillliveinherhometown.But117mayonlyreturnonceortwiceayear.Nowadays,millionsofChineseleavethecountryside118forworkinthecities.119theseisLiDaming,a38-year-oldhusbandandfather.He120Shanghaiforthepast13years.Workinginabusyfactory,hedoesn’tfind121timetovisithishometown.“I122returnhomeatleastonceayear,butIhaven’tbeenbackforalmostthreeyearsnow.It’s123shame,butIjustdon’thavethetime,”hesays.ManypeoplelikeLiDamingshowgreatinterestinthechangesoftheirhometowns.Lotsoflargehospitalsandnewroadshaveappeared.Inmanyplaces,alotofexcellentteachersfromthecities124tohelpaswell.“I125that’strueofmyhometown,”addsLiDaming.“Childrenhavelearnedtoreadandcountatmyoldprimaryschoolsincethe126century.Butnowthebuildingsarereallyold.Iheartheyaregoingtobuildanewschoolthere.”LiDamingthinks127aregood,andhealsoknowsthathishometowncannotalwaysstaythesame.128LiDaming,greatchangeshavetakenplaceinhishometown.129,somethingswillneverchange.“Inmyhometown,abigoldtree130stilloppositetheschoolandhasbecomequiteasymboloftheplace.WhenIwasyoung,mostofthechildreninmyhometownlikedtoplaytogetherunderthatbigtree131duringthesummerholiday.Thatwasourhappychildhood.Ourhometownhasleftmanysoftandsweetmemoriesinourminds.”117．A．other B．theother C．a(chǎn)nother D．others118．A．tosearch B．search C．searching D．searched119．A．Between B．Middle C．Among D．During120．A．havegoneto B．hasbeenin C．havebeento D．hasbeento121．A．many B．themore C．much D．themost122．A．beusedtodoing B．beusedto C．beusedfor D．usedto123．A．/ B．the C．a(chǎn)n D．a(chǎn)124．A．havebeensent B．weresent C．a(chǎn)resending D．willsend125．A．founded B．looked C．noticed D．hoped126．A．mid-twenty B．mid-twentieth C．mid-twelve D．mid-twelfth127．A．developments B．competitions C．inventions D．progresses128．A．Accordingto B．Forexample C．Inorderto D．Eversince129．A．Even B．Or C．And D．However130．A．was B．is C．were D．willbe131．A．specially B．especially C．particularly D．properly13Lastsummervacation,IdecidedtovisitWolonginSichuanProvince.BeforeIstarted,mymomremindedmetotakecareofmyselfagainandagain.Becauseitwasmyfirsttimetotravelalone,Ifeltreally132atfirst.Wolongisalargenaturereserve(自然保護(hù)區(qū)),whichincludesseveralpandabasesforbreeding(繁殖)andresearch.IstayedatasmallhotelnexttoWolongPandaCenter133Iarrived.Iwasgoingtovisitthecenterthenextmorning.Everythingwent134atfirstthenextday.Isawmany135playinginthetrees.Theylookedsocute.Iwasnotnervousanymore.Ialsotriedtofeedthemwithsomebamboo.Theywerehappyandevenwantedto136me.Later,Ileftthecenterhappily.ButwhileIwasgoingbacktothehotel,Ilostmy137.IwassoworriedthatInearlycried.Atthatmoment,a138cameuptomeandaskedifIneededany139.ThenheshowedmethewayandIarrivedatthehotel140intheend.ThetriptoWolongnotonlyallowedmetolearnaboutpandasinamoresatisfyingway,butalsotomeetfriendlypeople.This141givesmethecouragetotravelaloneagaininthefuture.132．A．happy B．nervous C．helpless133．A．a(chǎn)fter B．before C．until134．A．wrong B．unexpectedly C．well135．A．monkeys B．birds C．pandas136．A．getcloseto B．makefunof C．saygoodbyeto137．A．money B．IDcard C．way138．A．friend B．local C．teacher139．A．help B．information C．food140．A．hot B．safe C．tired141．A．feeling B．story C．experience14Doyouliketravelling?Today,I’llgiveyousome142abouttravelling.Youshouldhaveagoodnight’ssleepbeforeyoutravel.Ifyoudon’t,youwillfeeltiredontheway.Youshouldtakesome143withyou.Itmaybehelpfulwhenyoufeelsick.Youshouldeatamealbeforetraveling.Ifyoudon’teatanything,youwillfeelhungry.Andthefoodonthetrainismuchmore144.Youshouldlistentotheweatherreportearlier,soyoucan145agoodplanforyourtravel.You’dbettertakea(n)146withyou.Itcankeepoffthesunandrain.Youshould147yourrightclothes.Whenyou’regoingfromahotplacetoacoldplace,youhavetotakesomewarmclothes.Youshoulddrinkenoughwater.Don’twaittobe148.Y