完形填空(一) 人物故事AA group of boys gathered around a tree. “What a tall tree!” they said to each other. “It would be 1 to climb to the top!”The group of boys then decided to play a game to see who could climb to the top of the tree2 . Their mothers were sitting not far away, looking at their children as they 3 . One of theclimbers was an 8-year-old boy named David. He was the 4 child in the group. Nobody thought he would 5 the competition.Then the game started. All of the boys tried their best to climb as 6 as they could. Althoughthey all made it halfway up the tree before David did, he reached the top of the tree fastest 7 .His mother was proud to see this. She asked him, “David, how did you 8 to reach the top of the tree so quickly?”“It was easy,” David said. “The other children kept looking down as they climbed. When theyrealized how high they were, they got scared(恐惧的) and were afraid of 9 down. I, however,looked only 10 . When I saw how close I was, I kept going higher and higher until I reached the top.”It is true in life that if we just keep going forward without looking back, we are more likely to reach our goals(目标).( )1.A.useful( )2.A.lastB.possibleB.finallyC.crazyC.firstD.excitingD.really( )3.A.studied B.played( )4.A.cleverest B.naughtiest( )5.A.win B.enterC.jumpedC.tallestC.likeD.discussedD.shortestD.hold( )6.A.well B.safely C.carefullyD.high( )7.A.as well B.in the end( )8.A.manage B.hope( )9.A.looking B.climbing( )10.A.down B.overC.as usualC.imagineC.fallingC.outD.in timeD.agreeD.goingD.upB 2021原创When he was only 14 years old, William Kamkwamba started to dream up a windmill(风车) that wouldproduce electricity and water for his 1 in Malawi in Africa. What was the trouble? As Malawiwas experiencing the worst famine(饥荒) in 50 years, William had to drop out of school 2 hisfamily could not afford $80 every year. This meant he not only had no 3 to buy the parts butalso had no formal education to teach him 4 to put them together. However, he wouldnt 5 .Strong-willed, he headed to the local 6 , read its limited selection of textbooks, thencollected some waste partsa bicycle engine, bamboo poles, a tractor fan, rubber belts, a bikechain ringand brought his dream to life, 7 a working windmill. It took him five years toperfect the design. He built a simple windmill that could offer power for four lights and get cleanwater from the underground. Although electricity and water were 8 , only 2% of Malawians couldafford them. Williams 9 could offer water which would be used for both drinking and watering.And he went on to found the Moving Windmills Project to foster( 促进 ) economic development and education projects in the countryside in Malawi.William 10 his moving story in a book. He said,“A windmill means more than just power; it means freedom.”( )1.A. country( )2.A. because( )3.A. time( )4.A. whatB. friendB. soB. energyB. whereC. villageC. orC. chanceC. howD. familyD. butD. moneyD. why( )5.A. get downB. put off C. give upD. come over( )6.A. station( )7.A. repairing( )8.A. commonB. museumB. spendingB. specialC. hospitalC. buildingC. strangeD. libraryD. pushingD. public( )9.A. thought( )10.A. talkedB. invention C. ideaB. sang C. sharedC 2020聊城D. difficultyD. gaveGrandma Kong is from the western countryside of China. She has spent nearly 1 yearsadopting(收养) and raising abandoned(被遗弃的) children. She gives them food to eat and sends them to school to get an 2 .Kong first adopted an abandoned child in the 1970s. Shefound she couldnt stop there. Thoughin poor health, the kind woman 3 adopting abandoned children and raising them as her own. Overthe last 48 years, she has adopted over 40 children. 4 of them have grown up and become doctors or lawyers.It costs Kong a lot to raise so many children. There were times shecouldnt put enough 5on the table. She chose to leave home to look for leftovers(残羹剩饭) in the rubbish. To her great6 , things got much better with time. Now her grown-up children help her to bring up their 7 brothers and sisters.Kong always believes that education is the best way to get out of poverty(贫穷), 8 she makessure that all her children go to school. She said, “I told my children that it was quite 9 for them to study hard and that it was their only chance to change their lives.”Kongs story has 10 thousands of peoples hearts. Many of them say she is a great mother and a good example to follow.( )1.A.thirty B.fortyC.fifty( )2.A.educationB.answerC.exam( )3.A.stops( )4.A.None( )5.A.food( )6