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词语填空（一）（2017年成都）RosewastellinghergranddaughterLilystoriesabouthowshehadwrittenabest-selling1inherearly30’s．“Didyoualwaysknowyouwantedtobea2，Grandma?”askedLily.Rosesmiledathergranddaughter．“I3knewitonmyfirstdayofprimaryschool．”“Ifeltlikethatonmyfirstdayofprimaryschooltoo!Itwassinging．IusedtobesurethatIwouldbeasinger，”saidLily,“Why‘usedto’，Lily?”Roseasked.“Well，”beganLily,“I4bethebestsingerintheclass．Buttherewasanewgirlcomingtomyclass,andshewasbetteratsingingthanIwas．Whatwasthepoint(意义)of5asshewasmuchbetterthanme?”“Youknow，Lily，”Rosesaid,“AlthoughIwasthebestatwritinginprimaryandmiddleschool,whenIgotintohighschool，ImetagirlinmyEnglishclass．Shewasalwaysthebestwriter．Iusedto6becauseofit，thinkingthatIwasnolongerthebestwriter;Iwas7．”“Sowhatdidyoudo?”Lilyasked．“Ididwhatanypersonwoulddo，”saidRose,“Idideverythingtobebetterthanher．”“Didyoueverwritebetterthanherinyourclass?”Lilyasked．“No.ButIrealizedthatitwasn’taboutbeingthebestoutofeveryone，itwasaboutbeingtheverybestthatIcouldbe．SoI8myloveforwriting,andlookwhereIamnow…”Rose9．“Wow!”saidLilyinsurprise．“Butwhat’sthatgirldoingnow?”“Whoknows，butthere’sonethingIam10:shehasn’twrittenabest-sellingbookyet．”()1.A．magazineB.newspaperC.book()2.A．singerB.writerC.teacher()3.A．hardlyB.alreadyC.once()4.A．usedtoB.triedtoC.wantedto()5.A．workingB.thinkingC.trying()6.A．changeB.imagineC.cry()7.A．nobodyB.somebodyC.anybody()8.A．brokeB.followedC.started()9.A．shoutedB.smiledC.agreed()10.A．sureB.worriedC.satisfied（二）(2017年长沙)Afatherandhisdaughterwereflyingakiteinthepark．Theyoungdaughterwasalittlebittired，sotheytooka1onthebench(凳子)．Whenthedaughtersawanoldmansellingapples，sheaskedherfathertobuyheranapple．Herfatherdidn'tbringmuchmoneywithhim，butitwasenoughtobuytwoapples．Sohedid,andgave2ofthemtohisdaughter，smiling．Hisdaughterheldoneappleinherlefthandandtheotherintherighthand．Thenthefatheraskedherifshecould3oneoftheappleswithhim．Whenthegirlheardthis，shequicklytookabite(咬)fromoneapple．Andbeforeherfathercouldspeak，shealsotookabitefromthe4apple．Thefatherwas5.Hewonderedwhatmistakehemadesothathisdaughteractedinsuchagreedy(贪婪的)way．Hewaslostinthought．Perhapshewasjustthinkingtoomuch．Hisdaughterwastoo6tounderstandaboutsharingandgiving．Asmiledisappearedfromhisface．Suddenly，hisdaughterwithanappleinherlefthandsaid，“Daddy,havethisone!Itismuchjuicierand7．”Herfatherwasspeechless．Hefelt8ahoutmakingthejudgment(判断)soquicklyaboutasmallchild．Buthissmile9knowingwhyhisdaughterquicklytookabitefromeachapple．Don'tjudgeanythingordrawaconclusion(结论)tooquickly．10sparesomemoretimetounderstandthingsbetter.()1.A．walkB.showerC.break()2.A．bothB.eitherC.neither()3.A．cutB.washC.share()4.A．firstB.secondC.third()5.A．satisfiedB.surprisedC.moved()6.A．braveB.sillyC.young()7.A．sweeterB.bittererC.saltier()8.A．proudB.greatC.bad()9.A．wentawayB.camebackC.ranoff()10.A.AlwaysB.NeverC.Seldom（三）（2017年潍坊改编）MycousinAndrewiscrazyaboutDIY．Helovestorepairthingsanddecoratehishouse．Butwhenhefinishes，thehousealwayslooks1!Heoncetriedtoputinabrighterlightinhisbedroom，buthemadeamistake．Thenhiswholehousehadapower2.Anothertime,hewantedto3apictureonhisbedroomwall,buthehitapipeandfilledtheroomwithwater．Lastmonth,hethoughtthelivingroominhishousewasboring，sohepainteditblue．Hismumsaid，“Stopit．”Buthekeptonpainting．Nowthelivingroomhas4bluewallsbutalsoablueceilingandfloor．Evenhiscatisbluenow!WhenIwantedashelfabovemybed,hesaid，“5!”Hethenspentfivehoursmakingtheshelfonthewall．ThenIputmybooksontheshelf．Whoops!Theycouldn'tstaytherebecauseoneendoftheshelfwasmuchhigherthan6!I7somebooksaboutDIYforhimandIalsoadvisedhimtotakea8inDIY．Butthisjustmadehimangry—hesayshealreadyknows9aboutit．So，Iamreadingallthebooksmyselfand10lessonseverySaturday．NowIknowmuchmoreaboutDIYthanmycousin!(B)1.A.cleanB.terribleC.boring(A)2.A.cutB.brokeC.connect(C)3.A.putonB.putoffC.putup(C)4.A.bothB.eitherC.notonly(B)5.A.NowayB.NoproblemC.No,Ican't(C)6.A.anotherB.othersC.theother(C)7.A.lentB.gaveC.bought(B)8.A.planB.courseC.message(C)9.A.somethingB.anythingC.everything(A)10.A.attendingB.joiningC.giving（四）（2017年广州改编）Morethan700yearsago，Scotland(苏格兰)wasfightingwithEngland．TheKingofEnglandwantedto1Scotland．Hehadastrongarmysoitwas2fortheScotstofight.Theylostmanytimes．KingRobertofScotlandhadtorunfromtheEnglisharmy.Onerainyday,KingRobertlayinanoldhouse．Hethoughtthathewasnotgoodenoughtobeking．Hewasso3thathedidn'tevenseeaspider(蜘蛛)nearhim.He4whenhesawthespiderclimbing．Itwastryingtoclimbuptoitswebatthetopofthehousebutitfelldown．“Howsad!”thoughtKingRobert．“Thespiderislikeme．It'snot5enough.”Hewatchedwhilethespiderclimbedupagain．Itfelldownasecondtime.“Becareful,littlespider，oryoumightdie，”hesaid．“Lifeissohard．You'llnevergetbacktoyourweb．”Butthespider6againandagain．KingRobertwatchedwhileit7climbedbacktoitsweb．Afteranhour，thespidergottotheweb．“You'resuchagreat8，”hesaid．“Ifyoucankeeptrying，Icantoo．Imustkeeponfighting．Iwon'tlettheEnglishwin．”His9grewstrongandthey10theEnglisharmy．Scotlandwasfree．Nobodyknowsifthisisatruestory．Manyparentstellittotheirchildrenbecausetheywantthemtokeeptrying.()1.A.leaveB.controlC.help()2.A.int