記敘文類完形-學(xué)考真題分類匯編-高中英語(yǔ)學(xué)考真題分類匯編

記敘文類完形-學(xué)考真題分類匯編Inthefrontofouryardstoodabigredpinetree,whichlookedreallybeautiful.For20years,itwasabeautywhich1allwhopassedby.Itshaded(遮蔽)thebrightsunovermysmall2ofrosesthatIhad3forbees.Earlylastyear,aheavysnowfall4ourcity.WhilewewereenjoyingaquietSaturdaymorning,thehouseshookandweheardaloudcrash.The5hadfallen,takingoutmostoftherosebushesinouryard.Sowecalledforestry6,whocutoffitsbranchesandtookthe7away.Therewerewoodshavings(木屑)andholes8.Theyardwasinamess.InMarch,I9afewnewroseseedlings(幼苗)fromthemarkettoreplacethosethatIthoughthadn’tlived.ButinMay,plentyofnew10weregrowingintheyard!Asthe11shonedown,theflowerswereabletogrowandattract12again.Oncemore,ouryard13abeautifulgarden!Lifemightbehardforyouatthemoment,butyounever14whatthefuturewillbe.Itmightjustbemuch15.1．A．filled B．followed C．lost D．a(chǎn)ttracted2．A．garden B．lake C．town D．zoo3．A．a(chǎn)sked B．changed C．planted D．cooked4．A．opened B．left C．called D．hit5．A．rain B．tree C．sky D．leaves6．A．workers B．doctors C．teachers D．miners7．A．grass B．vegetables C．wood D．food8．A．nowhere B．everywhere C．indoors D．downstairs9．A．made B．borrowed C．bought D．kept10．A．flowers B．birds C．pets D．fruits11．A．star B．glass C．moon D．sun12．A．bees B．customers C．dogs D．winners13．A．gaveup B．turnedinto C．tookup D．brokeinto14．A．study B．know C．hate D．plan15．A．higher B．younger C．longer D．brighterMr.WangteachesEnglishinamiddleschool.Helikeshisworkverymuch.Hewanted16ateacherevenwhenhewasayoungboy.TherearesixclassesinaschooldayatMr.Wang’smiddleschool.Mr.Wangteachersfiveofthesesixclasses.17his“free”hourfrom2to3intheafternoon,Mr.Wang18meetwithparents,checkstudents’homeworkand19manyotherthings.SoMr.Wangworkshardfromthemomenthegetstoschoolearlyinthemorninguntilheleavesforhomelateintheafternoon,andhis“free”hourisnotfreeatall.InhisEnglishlesson,Mr.Wangsometimesteachespoems(詩(shī)).Helikespoemsverymuch,andhelikesLiBai’spoems20

ofall.Inhisfifthclasstoday,Mr.Wangtaughtapoem.Hewrotethepoemontheblackboardandreadit.Assoonashefinished21thepoem,thestudentsbegantoaskquestions.Heansweredallthequestions.Thenheaskedhisstudentstotalkaboutthepoem.22onewantedtostopwhenthebellrang.23home,Mr.Wangthoughtaboutthefifthclass.Hewashappyaboutwhathedidasateacher.Everyoneofhisstudents24thepoem.Whentheystartedtotalk,theyforgotaboutthetime.Hedidnothavetomakethem25.Heonlyhadtoanswertheirquestionsandhelpthemunderstandthepoem.16．A．was B．being C．tobe D．be17．A．In B．At C．To D．On18．A．hasto B．has C．a(chǎn)bleto D．will19．A．takecarefor B．careof C．takecareof D．becarefulof20．A．better B．good C．well D．best21．A．reading B．toread C．read D．doing22．A．Not B．No C．Haveno D．Any23．A．Bytheway B．Tohisway C．Onhisway D．Intheway24．A．liked B．a(chǎn)sked C．had D．wanted25．A．learning B．tolearn C．learn D．leantJohnsuddenlyjumpedofftheswingwithoutevenslowingdown.Hecalledoutnervously,“Mom,where’sCharlie?”Hehadjust26hehadn’tseenhisnewpuppyforoveranhour.Johnlookedaroundthegarden,behindthebushes,andunderthepicnictable.Nodog!Hismotherheard27inhisvoiceashecalledherasecondtime.“Mom,Ican’tfindCharlie!”Shecameoutside28.Let’slookaroundthegardenfirst.Don’tworry.I’msurehe’scloseby.Bothsonandmotherwere29now,butstillnoCharlie.Theircallswerenotcompletelywasted,though.Joe,thenext-doorneighbor,andhistwodaughtersTaniaandJulie,immediatelyagreedtohelpthem30thelostdog.Butevenwithfivepeoplenowsearchingthetown’sstreets,theyhadnoluck.Charliewasstill31.TaniasuggestedtheymakeposterswithCharlie’s32.Shehaddonethiswhenherowncatwaslostayearearlier,shetoldJohn,andthecatwasfoundthenextday.Johnagreed.Whentheygothome,hemadeaposterwithaphotoofCharlie,ThenJohnhearda33andopenedhisbedroomdoor.ItwasCharlie.Johnwasgreetedwithabigwetkiss.Charliehadbeen34inthebedroomthiswholetime,sleeping.Johnhadneverbeenso35inhislife!26．A．decided B．forgotten C．understood D．realized27．A．a(chǎn)nger B．hope C．fear D．warning28．A．a(chǎn)ctively B．quickly C．carelessly D．a(chǎn)nnoyingly29．A．shouting B．talking C．fighting D．thinking30．A．giveup B．lookfor C．runafter D．takecareof31．A．missing B．a(chǎn)sleep C．silent D．quiet32．A．a(chǎn)ddress B．character C．name D．picture33．A．mess B．noise C．voice D．song34．A．shut B．woke C．tied D．saved35．A．a(chǎn)fraid B．silly C．happy D．proudLongagotherewasapoorfarmercalledFred.Fredandhiswife,Dorislived36togetherintheirsmalloldhouse.Onewinternight,theLuckFairy(仙女)visitedthem.“Fred,you’rea37farmer.I’dliketogiveyouawish,”saidtheLuckFairy.“Awish?”SaidFred.FredandDorissmiledateachother.ThenFredsaid,“Thankyou,LuckFairy.We’revery38andhappy.”“39we’reold,westillworkinthefieldeveryday,”saidDoris.“Youwokveryhardbutyou40verylittlemoney.Wouldyoulikesomegoldcoins”askedtheLuckFairy.“Ohno,mydearLuckFairy.We’repoor.Butwehave41foodtoeat.”RepliedFred.“Youcanusethegoldcointobuysomeclothes.Thewinterhereisverycold,”saidLuckFairy.“Thoughwehaven’tgot42clothes,we’vegotenough,”saidDoris.“Well,whataboutanicenewhouse?”AskedLuckFairy.Thankyou,butI43mysmalloldhouseverymuch.I’velivedheresinceIwasborn.Idon’t44anewhouse,”saidFred.“You’requitedifferentfromotherpeople.Ilikeyouverymuch,”saidtheLuckFairy.“Iwishyouhappinessandluckforever.”ThentheLuckFairy45andnevercameback.36．A．sadly B．happily C．worried D．a(chǎn)nxiously37．A．bad B．lazy C．good D．unhelpful38．A．healthy B．careful C．difficult D．important39．A．If B．But C．Because D．Though40．A．cost B．lose C．make D．borrow41．A．no B．little C．enough D．expensive42．A．old B．many C．bad D．clean43．A．hate B．love C．need D．dislike44．A．need B．see C．buy D．build45．A．smiled B．nodded C．laughed D．disappearedPush!AtmidnightPeterwasawakenedbyheavyknocksonthedoor.Herolledoverandlooktohis46,anditwashalfpastone.“I’mnotgetting47atthistime,”he48tohimself,androlledover.Then,a

49knockfollowed.“Aren’tyougoingto50it?”saidhiswife.Sohedraggedhimselfoutofbedandwentdownstairs.Heopenedthedoorandtherewasaman51atthedoor.Itdidn’ttakelongto52themanwasdrunk.“Hi,there,”slurred(嘟囔)thestranger,“Canyougivemeapush?”“No,getlost.It’shalfpastone.Iwas53,”Petersaidandslammedthedoor.Hewentback54tobedandtoldhiswifewhathadhappened.Shesaid,“Thatwasn’tvery55

ofyou.Rememberthatnightwehada56

inthepouringrainonthewaytopickthekidsupandyouhadto

57thatman’sdoortogetourcar58again?Whatwouldhavehappenedifhe’dtold59togetlost?”“Buttheguywas60,”saidPeter.“Itdoesn’tmatter,”saidthewife.“Heneedshelp

61itwouldbetheChristianthingtohelphim.”SoPeterwentoutofbedagain,gotdressed,andwentdownstairs.Heopenedthedoor,andnotbeingabletoseethestrangeranywhere,heshouted,“Hey,doyoustillwanta62?”Andhehearda63

,“Yeah,please.”So,stillbeingunabletoseethestranger,heshouted,“64areyou?”Thedrunkreplied,“Overhere,onthe65

.”46．A．clock B．door C．wife D．window47．A．downtowork B．outofthehouse C．outofbed D．intotrouble48．A．thought B．explained C．replied D．complained49．A．weaker B．a(chǎn)ngrier C．longer D．louder50．A．stop B．stand C．a(chǎn)nswer D．refuse51．A．lying B．standing C．knocking D．looking52．A．remember B．show C．doubt D．realize53．A．a(chǎn)thome B．insurprise C．inbed D．a(chǎn)twork54．A．up B．down C．inside D．home55．A．foolish B．nice C．typical D．generous56．A．breakdown B．quarrel C．fight D．hardtime57．A．driveto B．passby C．dropinto D．knockon58．A．refreshed B．started C．united D．delighted59．A．them B．us C．theman D．others60．A．drunk B．mad C．different D．dangerous61．A．a(chǎn)nd B．though C．but D．because62．A．rest B．room C．push D．lift63．A．lady B．gentleman C．voice D．drunk64．A．What B．How C．Who D．Where65．A．roof B．bed C．swing D．groundIwassosleepyasIdrovehomeonenightinthepouringrain.Iwasdrivingtoofast.Ifell66androlledmytrucksixtimes.Iremember67rainonmyfaceandhearinganambulance.AndIrememberthedoctorwhogavemefirstaidtreatmentandsentmetothe68.AsIreturnedhomefromthehospital,thenurseputagreatpileofcoatsinmyarms.Theywerenot69.SoIwonderedwheretheycamefrom.70,whenIwashangingfromthetruckintherain,somepeoplehelpedme.Theymighthavestopped,walkedthroughthebrokenglassandruins,andlaidtheircoatsovermeto71mefromthewindandrain.Ileftthehospitalwithtencoats.Tenstrangers72me,eventhoughIhadmadeaterriblemistake.Icleanedthecoatsandadvertisedinthepaper73toreturnthem,butnooneevercameforward.Ilookedatthemeverydayfornearlyayear,amazedatthegoodnessofpeople.Ifinallygavethecoatstothosein74.IstillhaveaphotoofthetruckIdamaged.EverytimeIlookatthepicture,itwillremindmeofthe75ofhumanbeing.66．A．a(chǎn)sleep B．silent C．grateful D．open67．A．turning B．feeling C．taking D．collecting68．A．school B．park C．restaurant D．hospital69．A．mine B．ours C．theirs D．yours70．A．Usually B．Suddenly C．Perhaps D．Instead71．A．tell B．judge C．protect D．hear72．A．a(chǎn)greedwith B．dependedon C．learntfrom D．caredabout73．A．ordering B．hoping C．forgetting D．regretting74．A．doubt B．peace C．relief D．need75．A．kindness B．patience C．honesty D．strengthLifeartisastudent-runorganizationsetupbyoneofmybestfriendsatmyschoolinBoston.It76artworksandraisesmoneyforcancerresearch.To77moremoney,wewentoutontothestreetstosellourartworkstopeoplelastweekend.Wesetourselvesupneartheentranceofasubwaystationsothatwecouldget78customers.Itwas79atfirst.Itwaswindythatday,sowehadtopreventthe80fromblowingaway.Allofuswerequite81andnervoustoaskpeopleiftheywouldliketobuyourartworks.Wewerealsoafraidofbeing82bythesubwaymanager.Oneofourgirls,Luna,triedtotalktoourfirstcustomer.83hedidnotbuyanything,itgavesomecouragetotherestofus.WitheverynewcustomerLunabroughttoourlittlestand(攤),wehadmore84.Ialsosteppedforwardandtalkedtoanoldwoman85.Ifeltabit86whenshesaidthatshedidn’thavetime.Butthankstothissmalltalkwiththis87mycouragegrew.Ikepttalkingtomorepeople,even88someforeigners.Attheendoftheday,we89sold20piecesofart.Itmightnotbeasmuchaswehadexpected,90theexperiencewegotmadeupfortheday’sshortcomings.76．A．protects B．moves C．sells D．observes77．A．get B．borrow C．spend D．count78．A．braver B．more C．younger D．richer79．A．crowded B．missing C．noisy D．hard80．A．ground B．menus C．station D．pictures81．A．calm B．shy C．proud D．lazy82．A．drivenaway B．turnedup C．putback D．givenout83．A．Unless B．Because C．Although D．When84．A．doubt B．memory C．respect D．confidence85．A．breakingin B．jumpingover C．fallingdown D．passingby86．A．down B．fresh C．safe D．careless87．A．a(chǎn)rtist B．stranger C．host D．partner88．A．leaving B．controlling C．including D．recording89．A．extremely B．totally C．usually D．immediately90．A．but B．for C．so D．orSothisisit—seniorhighschoolatlast!I’mnotoutgoingsoI’malittle91rightnow.Iwanttomakeagoodfirst92.WillImakeanyfriends?Whatifnoone93tome?Ijusthadmyfirstmathsclassatseniorhighschool!Theclasswasdifficult,94theteacherwaskindandfriendly.He95toldusafunnystory,andeveryonelaughedsomuch!Ifoundmostofmyclassmatesandteachersfriendlyand96.Thisafternoon,wehadourchemistryclassinthesciencelab.Thelabisnewandthelessonwasgreat,butthe97nexttometriedtotalktomethewholetime.Icouldn’tconcentrateonthe98.Ireallywantedtotellhimtopleasebe99andleavemealone.Whataday!Thismorning,Iwas100thatnoonewouldtalktome.ButIwaswrong.Ididn’tfeel101orfrightenedatall.Imissmyfriendsfrom102highschool,butIbelieveIwillmakenewfriendshere,andthere’salotto103atseniorhigh.Ifeelmuchmore104thanIfeltthismorning.Ithinkthattomorrowwillbea105day.91．A．a(chǎn)nnoyed B．a(chǎn)nxious C．a(chǎn)mazed D．a(chǎn)wful92．A．friend B．schedule C．vacation D．impression93．A．talks B．smiles C．plays D．comes94．A．or B．so C．but D．then95．A．never B．even C．seldom D．a(chǎn)lso96．A．polite B．outgoing C．helpful D．rude97．A．man B．male C．guy D．female98．A．test B．experiment C．check D．job99．A．quiet B．loud C．calm D．peaceful100．A．sorry B．worried C．frightened D．convinced101．A．sad B．confused C．satisfied D．a(chǎn)wkward102．A．senior B．college C．junior D．primary103．A．explain B．explode C．explore D．exchange104．A．certain B．confident C．difficult D．surprised105．A．nervous B．common C．special D．greatWhenIwasinmiddleschool,IhadaclassmatenamedAlice.Shelikedtotellmemyshortcomings(缺點(diǎn)).Oneday,Alicesaidtome,“Youaretooshortandtooproud!”Hearingthis,Ifeltverysadand106.Iranhometotellmyfather107it,withtearsinmyeyes.Myfathersaidnothing.Hejust108mecarefully.Thenhesaidtome,“ArealltheshortcomingsAlicehastoldyoutrue?Youcanwritethemdownandcheckwhethertheyaretrueornot.”After109themdown,Iwassurprisedtofindthatabouthalfofthethingsweretrue.Forsomeofthethings,Icouldn’tchangethem.Butformanyofthethings,Icould110them.Forthefirsttime,Iknewabout111betterthanbefore.Later,IshowedmyfatherwhatIhadwrittendown,112hedidn’treadit.“That’sjustforyou,”my113said.“Youknowaboutyourself114thananyotherperson.Ifsomethingthatissaidaboutyouistrue,you’llfindituseful.Listentootherspatiently,buthearthetruthonly.”Myfather’sadvicecametomymindatmanyimportantmoments.Itisthebest115thatIhaveeverhadinmylife.106．A．a(chǎn)ngry B．pleased C．relaxed D．interested107．A．under B．a(chǎn)bout C．a(chǎn)t D．in108．A．passedby B．laughedat C．listenedto D．lookedfor109．A．writing B．slowing C．cutting D．pushing110．A．forget B．change C．speak D．read111．A．herself B．himself C．itself D．myself112．A．or B．so C．a(chǎn)nd D．but113．A．uncle B．a(chǎn)unt C．father D．mother114．A．better B．bigger C．cheaper D．faster115．A．paper B．a(chǎn)dvice C．work D．newsHaveyouevertravelledaroundbybike?ThisspringmyolderbrotherandI116thebusycityandspentalongweekend117inthecountryside.Ourspeedwasonly14kph,butwedidn’t118.Wehadn’tcometobreakanyspeedrecords,119.Allwewantedwassome120airandabreakfromschoolwork.Wereally121ourselveswhilecyclingalongtraffic-freecountrypaths.Therewasplentyofsunshine,122itwasquitecold,123inthemornings.Thegoodnewswasthatsoonwe124aswerodealong.Ouronly125waswhenmybrakes(剎車)startedmakingaterriblenoise.ButIdidn’tcareasitgaveusa(n)126tovisitacafewhileabikemechanic(機(jī)修工)hadalookatit.Everyfewkilometerstherewasa127wherewecouldtalkwithlocalpeople.Oneofthewomenwasvery128andshowedusthewaywhenwegotlost.OnSaturdaynightwewere129at2a.m.bysomeyoungpeople.Theykeptsingingloudlyinthenextroom,whichmadeus130allnight.Wefeltvery131whenwegotupthenextmorning.Soonwe132.Weweremorecheerfulonthewaywhenthesuncameout.133,thingslikethathappenedonlyonce.Anyway,Istillliketravelingaroundbybike—it’s134andit’sfun.Ifyou’relookingforashortbreakthat’sactiveandcheap,thencyclingisagreat135.116．A．visited B．trained C．left D．reached117．A．painting B．studying C．shooting D．cycling118．A．regret B．mind C．fail D．realize119．A．a(chǎn)fterall B．a(chǎn)tlast C．a(chǎn)susual D．a(chǎn)tleast120．A．fresh B．wet C．cool D．thin121．A．hurt B．preferred C．changed D．enjoyed122．A．so B．but C．or D．unless123．A．probably B．immediately C．especially D．exactly124．A．madeup B．gaveup C．warmedup D．turnedup125．A．wish B．problem C．decision D．memory126．A．excuse B．order C．view D．expression127．A．city B．spot C．school D．village128．A．enthusiastic B．foolish C．upset D．rude129．A．saved B．paid C．woken D．invited130．A．inspired B．sleepless C．hopeless D．frightened131．A．organised B．interested C．excited D．tired132．A．setoff B．paidoff C．showedup D．givein133．A．Importantly B．Naturally C．Luckily D．Shortly134．A．true B．simple C．dusty D．distant135．A．a(chǎn)ttitude B．dream C．result D．choiceOnweekends,Iwenttothelocallibrarytoborrowbooksasusual.OnmywaythereIwouldpassbythenursinghome.ThistimeasI136towardthelibrary,Isawanoldwoman137thereallbyherself.TodayIdecidedtogoto138toherinsteadofjustwalkingpast.Theoldwomanwasvery139toshareherlifewithme.Shetoldmeabouther140andthatherfatherwasanactivist.Shetoldmeaboutthewonderful141shehadtakenwhenshewasexploringinAfricaandthe142momentsshehadwithherfriends.Anditfeltniceto143asmileonherfacewhileshewas144herbesttimes.Wesatthereforaboutanhour.Shetoldmeshewas145andthatitwasnicetotalktosomeoneaftersucha146time.Thelastpersonshehadhada(n)147withwasoneofthenursesbutshehadfoundanother148andleft.Uptonowtherewasn’tanyoneforherto149with.Itmademefeel150thatsomeoldpeopleareeasilyaffectedbythesocial151.Andsometimesthiscanhaveaseriousimpactontheir152.Weshouldtrytobesttosparesometimeto153theelderly,whethertheyareourgrandparents,neighborsor154arandomelderlyperson.Theelderlywomanwashighly155andIlearnedsomuchfromherinlessthananhour.136．A．drove B．rode C．walked D．rushed137．A．singing B．sitting C．sobbing D．sleeping138．A．a(chǎn)pologize B．complain C．talk D．listen139．A．excited B．surprised C．a(chǎn)nxious D．embarrassed140．A．hobbies B．success C．friends D．family141．A．a(chǎn)dventures B．theaters C．places D．experiments142．A．different B．terrible C．difficult D．fun143．A．make B．see C．bring D．leave144．A．enjoying B．describing C．performing D．remembering145．A．a(chǎn)lone B．happy C．popular D．grateful146．A．short B．sweet C．long D．great147．A．party B．discussion C．a(chǎn)ppointment D．conversation148．A．a(chǎn)gent B．patient C．job D．destination149．A．chat B．a(chǎn)rgue C．exchange D．bargain150．A．sad B．proud C．a(chǎn)shamed D．certain151．A．rank B．separation C．pressure D．discrimination152．A．view B．a(chǎn)bility C．future D．health153．A．observe B．understand C．a(chǎn)ccompany D．ignore154．A．a(chǎn)lso B．even C．ever D．still155．A．considerate B．determined C．careful D．wiseI’masecond-yearstudentofCoventryUniversity.Formorethanayear,IhavebeenvolunteeringforSHOUT,atext-based156healthsupportservice.Thistimelastyear,weallwatchedtheCOVID-19unfoldacrossthecountry.Ihadplannedtoworkinthesummervacation,butthisbecame157whenthefirstlockdownbegan.Mydaysbecamea(n)158ofwatchingthenewsandwishingIcoulddosomething.Fortunately,IlearnedaboutSHOUTinanemailfrommyuniversity’svolunteeringteam159thecharityneededmorevolunteers,duetotheincreasein160theywerereceivingsincethepandemic(流行病)began.Iappliedinstantly.SHOUTvolunteers161asalisteningeartoanyonewhoneedssupport,atanytime,withtheirmentalhealth.Theservicesupportsthemandencouragesself-caretechniquestokeeppeople162duringthepandemic.Thisservicewasespeciallyimportantduringlockdown,whenclinicalserviceswereoften163.Asvolunteers,wenevergiveadvice;oftenourtextersjustneedsomeoneto164.Myvolunteering165havehadahugepositiveimpactonmymentalhealth.Ihavebeenabletogainnew

166fromgardeningtoinstructing.Inavoluntarycapacity,thepressureisoff.IfI’mstruggling,myteammateswillalwaysencouragemetorestand

167forawhile.AndwhenI’mfeelingstrong,Icangetinvolvedagainand168otherpeopleintheirtimeofneed.TheskillsI’vegainedbyvolunteeringhavegivenmethe169tosuccessfullyapplyforaninternship(實(shí)習(xí)生)withCoventryUniversity.Istronglybelievevolunteeringhaschangedmylife,andIencourageeveryoneto170opportunitiestochangetheirstoo.156．A．physical B．mental C．good D．public157．A．important B．meaningful C．urgent D．impossible158．A．repetition B．task C．example D．expectation159．A．a(chǎn)sking B．considering C．explaining D．warning160．A．messages B．invitations C．suggestions D．comments161．A．train B．a(chǎn)ct C．play D．study162．A．separate B．optimistic C．nervous D．safe163．A．inaccessible B．influential C．inexpensive D．informal164．A．talk B．guide C．listen D．plan165．A．impressions B．experiences C．interests D．encouragements166．A．chances B．jobs C．incomes D．skills167．A．sleep B．calm C．relax D．travel168．A．record B．support C．instruct D．a(chǎn)ccompany169．A．opportunity B．expense C．confidence D．knowledge170．A．lookfor B．dealwith C．takeup D．thinkoverThekingofKamerainAfricawasaproudandcruelman.Hismen171himandimmediatelycarriedouthisorders.Butonedaywhenhewassayingproudlythatallmenwerehisservants,a172oldmancalledBoukabarcriticized(批評(píng))him,saying,“Allmenare173ofoneanother.”“SoIamyourservant,amI?”saidthekingvery174.“Thenproveit.Forcemetoworkforyoubeforesunset,andIwill175youahundredcows.Ifyou176,Iwillkillyou.”“Verywell,”saidBoukabar.Beingaveryoldman,hehadtouseastickfor177.Justashetookitupandwasabouttogoout,abeggarcametothedoor.“Allowme,”saidBoukabar,“togivethis178mansomethingtoeat.”Takingsomefoodinbothhands,Boukabartottered(蹣跚)pasttheking.Hisstick179fromunderhisarmandgot180onhisclothes,andnearlytripped(絆倒)himup.Hecriedtotheking,“PleasepickupthestickorIshallfall.”Thekingpickeditupwithoutthinking,andBoukabarthenlaughed181andsaid,“Youseeall182menareservantsofoneanother.Iamservingthe183andyouareservingme.ButIdonotwantthe184.Givethemtothepoor.”Thekingdidso,andtookBoukabarashischief185.171．A．liked B．feared C．a(chǎn)voided D．doubted172．A．wise B．common C．strict D．polite173．A．rulers B．servants C．workers D．students174．A．happily B．hurriedly C．a(chǎn)ngrily D．hopefully175．A．find B．give C．show D．lend176．A．a(chǎn)rgue B．finish C．fail D．a(chǎn)gree177．A．walking B．fighting C．talking D．climbing178．A．funny B．clever C．brave D．poor179．A．jumped B．rose C．fell D．a(chǎn)ppeared180．A．broken B．hurt C．taken D．caught181．A．merrily B．bitterly C．secretly D．openly182．A．rich B．foolish C．old D．good183．A．waiter B．beggar C．king D．soldier184．A．sticks B．money C．cows D．food185．A．a(chǎn)dvisor B．king C．cook D．designerSpreadingKindness,RockbyRock“Mom!Ifoundone!Ifoundarock!”I186thosewordsagainandagainlastsummerasIsatontheporchofmyhome,whichfacesaparkinthesmalltownwhereIlive.TheKindnessRocksProject,whichwasstartedafewyearsagobyamominMassachusetts,has187aroundtheworld.188,families,andadultsofallagesaretakingpart—paintingrocks,hidingrocks,andfindingpaintedrocksallovertheplace.Some189photosoftherocksonsocialmedia,andotherssimplymovetherocksforsomeoneelsetofind.Sometaketherockshomeandthen190themwithnewonesthattheycreateandhide.Nine-year-oldtwinsHarryandHannahDeVriezehave191hundredsofrockswiththeirparents.Mostevenings,thefamilyandtheirsmalldogwalkaroundwithawagonfullof192thattheyhideastheywalk.“It’safun193activity,”Hannahsays.“Wewilldoitinthewintertoo,”Harry194.BenBurinsky,agednine,andhisbrother,Luke,agedseven,werevisitingrelativeswhenthey195theirfirstpaintedrockinapark.Theywereso196thattheywenthomeandpaintedtheirownrocks,then197themforotherstofind.“Myboyslovedfindingtherockinthepark,198sinceitwasasuperhero,”theirmother,JudyBurinsky,says.“Ilovehowsomethingso199canbringasmiletomychildren’sfaces.Inreturn,theylearnthe200ofgivingbacktoothers.”186．A．whispered B．cried C．heard D．said187．A．founded B．investigated C．claimed D．spread188．A．Girls B．Kids C．Boys D．Parents189．A．take B．enjoy C．post D．purchase190．A．replace B．provide C．cover D．throw191．A．collected B．spotted C．painted D．a(chǎn)ppreciated192．A．goods B．rocks C．belongings D．sand193．A．child B．a(chǎn)dult C．teenager D．family194．A．a(chǎn)dds B．declares C．explains D．complains195．A．placed B．found C．returned D．sought196．A．discouraged B．surprised C．excited D．disappointed197．A．hid B．kept C．supplied D．expected198．A．a(chǎn)pparently B．confidently C．definitely D．especially199．A．diverse B．small C．usual D．common200．A．a(chǎn)ward B．cost C．value D．rewardIgottoknowahomelessyoungmaninPortlandnamedOscarthroughhisTwitterpoststwoyearsago.I201letterstohimlastspringtoseeiftherewasanythingwecoulddotohelp.Hehasanautoimmune(自身免疫的)diseaseandlosthisjobandthen202hishome.Ittookmonthsbuthefinallyansweredmy203.Hesaidinthehotsummerhecoulduseafan.Sowesenthimoneofthose.Laterhesaidhewas204onthegroundandhewantedabed.Sothenextmonthwegothima205.HelatersaidhowitiswetinPortland,soIfoundhima206ofwaterproofshoes.HesaidhefeltlikeitwasChristmasallsummer.Lately,he’sbeenhelpingafriendwhoisinawheelchairandisalsohomeless.Heaskedifwecouldgetaponcho(雨披)forhisfriendtocoverthe207andwe’reship