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话题1　教育引导（6年5考）

Cloze1（2019北京改编）

Twomonthsago,whenourclasselection（选举）started,Idecidedtorunforclasspresident.Ienjoyedspeaking1publicandgotalongwellwithpeople,soIfeltiteasytowin.ButIwas2thatpeoplewouldfeelbadformeifIlost.

Iwasbusypreparinginthefollowingweek.Myplanwasn’ttomakepromisestodothingsIcouldn’t3buttoshowmyclasswhyIwantedtobepresident.I4mypostersinhallwaysandintheclassroom.Ialsospentthreehourswritingmyspeech,sayingthatIwastheonetheycouldturntowhenevertheyhadaproblem.SinceIwas5prepared,Ifeltthatmychancesofwinningwerestrong.

However,6IgavemyspeechonElectionDay,theresponse（反应）wasn’twhatIhadpictured.Fewpeopleactuallylistened.Whenitwasmyopponent’s（对手的）turn,everyonewasscreaminghisname.Hisspeechwasshort,butalltothepoint.Bythen,IrealizedIshouldhavemademineshorterandclearer.

Itwasobviouswhowould7.Fortherestoftheday,Ifeltlikeitwasover.Iwantedtojustgohomeandcry,butImadeitthrough.

My8wasright:

Ididn’twin.

Thenextday,peoplewerestilltalkingabouttheelection.Ijustpretended（假装）nottohear.Butlater,thingsgotbetter.People9abouttheelectionandtalkedtomejustastheydidbefore.

Idon’tregretputtingtimeandenergyintotheelectionbecauseI’velearnedthatthingsaren’talwaysgoingthewayIexpect.Andmomentsoffailurelikethisbuild10—sincethenI’velearnedtofacedisappointmentandgrownstronger.

1.A.atB.inC.onD.for

2.A.boredB.afraidC.excitedD.hopeful

3.A.compareB.doubtC.manageD.repeat

4.A.tookupB.lookedupC.putupD.gaveup

5.A.fullyB.quicklyC.freshlyD.sadly

6.A.sinceB.ifC.beforeD.when

7.A.insistB.returnC.waitD.win

8.A.suggestionB.predictionC.directionD.introduction

9.A.forgotB.wroteC.caredD.discussed

10.A.trustB.prideC.characterD.support

Cloze2（2019鄂州改编）

Onahotsummermorning,anoldfishermanwasfishingnearariver.Achildwentbyseeinghimfishing.Afterafewminutes,thechildfoundthatthefishermanwasreallygood1fishing.Becausehedidn’tspendlongcatchinga（n）2basketoffish.Asthefishermanfeltthatthechildwasclever,heofferedhimsomefish.Butthechild3hishead.Thefishermanaskedin4,“Whynotwantthefish?

”

Thechild5thefishingrod（杆）inhishandsandsaid,“Ionlywantthat.”

“Whydoyouonlywanttherod?

”askedthefisherman.

“Eatingupallthefishyougavedoesn’ttakelong.ButifIhaveafishingrod,IcangofishingbymyselfandIwon’tbeafraidofnothavinganymore6toeat.”

Ithinkyouwill7saythatthechildisveryclever.Wrong!

Ithink8hedoesn’tknowhowtofish,hecan’thavefishtoeat,eventhoughhehasthefishingrod.Soit’s9toonlyhaveafishingrod.Fishingskillsarethemostimportant,notthefishingrod.

Inmodernsociety,somepeoplethinkthatiftheyhavea“fishingrod”intheirlife,they’llnolonger10thewindandrain,justlikethechildwhothoughtthatifhehadafishingrod,hewouldhavefishtoeat.

1.A.forB.inC.atD.with

2.A.freeB.emptyC.busyD.full

3.A.liftedB.noddedC.shookD.turned

4.A.surpriseB.silenceC.troubleD.danger

5.A.pointedoutB.pointedatC.lookedoutD.aimedat

6.A.muttonB.beefC.meatD.fish

7.A.mainlyB.finallyC.exactlyD.certainly

8.A.ifB.sinceC.thoughD.unless

9.A.harmlessB.homelessC.uselessD.careless

10.A.faceB.fearC.failD.beat

Cloze3（2019乐山改编）

Agroupofboysgatheredaroundatree.“Whatatalltree！

”theysaidtoeachother.“Itwouldbe1toclimbtothetop!

”

Thegroupofboysthendecidedtoplaya2toseewhocouldclimbtothetopofthetreefirst.Theirmothersweresittingnotfaraway,lookingonattheirchildrenasthey3.

Oneoftheclimberswasan8yearoldboynamedDavid.Hewastheshortestchildinthegroup.Nobodythoughthewouldwinthe4.

Thenthegamestarted.Alloftheboystriedtheirbesttoclimbas5astheycould.AlthoughtheyallmadeithalfwayupthetreebeforeDaviddid,hereachedthetopofthetree6intheend.

Hismotherwasproudtoseethis.Sheaskedhim,“David,howdidyou7toreachthetopofthetreesoquickly?

”

“Itwaseasy,”Davidsaid.“Theotherchildrenkept8astheyclimbed.Whentheyrealizedhowhightheywere,theygotscaredandwereafraid9fallingdown.I,however,lookedonlyup.WhenIsawhowcloseIwas,Ikeptgoinghigherandhigher10Ireachedthetop.”

Itistrueinlifethatifwejustkeepgoingforwardwithoutlookingback,wearemorelikelytoreachourgoals.

1.A.usefulB.possibleC.crazyD.exciting

2.A.cardB.gameC.jokeD.part

3.A.studiedB.playedC.jumpedD.discussed

4.A.situationB.conditionC.competitionD.question

5.A.wellB.aloudC.muchD.high

6.A.fastestB.lowestC.fattestD.worst

7.A.manageB.hopeC.imagineD.agree

8.A.lookingupB.lookingforC.lookingatD.lookingdown

9.A.ofB.toC.inD.with

10.A.beforeB.whenC.untilD.because

Cloze4（素材选自OneStoryADayBook1）

“我”和动漫书

It’sverycommonforyoungchildrentocollectthings.Iwasoneofthem.WhenIwasabouttenyearsold,I

1comicbooks.Infact,Iwascrazyaboutcomic2！

Iusedtobuythemandtradethem.Onetime,Iusedmylunchmoneytobuycomics.Igotintoalotoftroubleforthat.

Atonetime,Ihadmorethan600comicbooks!

Ikepttheminaplaceofhonoronmyshelf.Iwouldshowthemofftoanyonewhocametovisit.Iwasvery3ofthemuntilonedayafriendcametomyhousewithanotherfriendofhis.

Ishowedhis4mycollectionandhelaughed,sayingthatitwasachildish（幼稚的）thingtodo.“I5comicbooksyearsago！

”hesaid.Iwasvery6.Thenextday,Iputallmycomicsawayanddidn’tlookatthemagain7fifteenyears.

Years8,Iheardthatapersonhadpaid500dollarsforaspecificcomicbook.Icouldnotbelieveit!

IknewIhadthatcomicbookinmycollection.Ihadmanymorecomicsthatwereworthalotofmoney.

Isoldthemallandmadethousandsofdollars,9Istillkeptmyfavoriteones.They’reveryspecialtome.I’llneversellthem.

DoyouknowwhatIlearnedfromthischildhoodexperience?

Don’teverletanyone10youwhatyoudoisfoolish.

Remember,it’syourlife.Whoknows?

Youmayendupwithahobbythatwillactuallypayyou!

1.A.collectedB.drewC.stoleD.studied

2.A.novelsB.booksC.filmsD.stories

3.A.fullB.carefulC.afraidD.proud

4.A.friendB.brotherC.studentD.father

5.A.tookupB.cameupC.gaveupD.putup

6.A.embarrassedB.excitedC.interestedD.bored

7.A.forB.inC.withD.at

8.A.almostB.onceC.laterD.rather

9.A.orB.butC.andD.so

10.A.askB.callC.sendD.tell

Cloze5（素材选自impactBook1）

学会克服恐惧

Whenyou’reveryafraidofsomething,thatfearcanaffectyouandhowyouliveyourlife.

WhenIwas1,Isawmycousinfallintoanants’nest.Theantsattackedhim,andhewascoveredwithhorriblebites.Afterthat,I2veryscaredofants.Iwouldn’teatoutside,andIdidn’tevenliketoplayoutside.Icheckedmy3forantseverynight,thenIcouldgotobed.ButwhenIturnedthirteen,IdecidedIcouldn’tletmy4gettome.Ihadtolearnto5myfearofants.

FirstIreadalotaboutdifferentants.Ididn’tpayattentiontothebitestheyhadbroughttome,butinsteadIreadabouthowusefulantsaretothe6.Antsarereallycool!

They’re7,socialandorganized.Theyhelpbringairtothesoil.NextIbegantowatchantsfromasafedistance.Istartedto8acolony（聚集地）ofantsinrealtimeontheInternet.And9Ilearnedhowtheylive.Littlebylittle,Ifeltmorecomfortableaboutants.FinallyIwentoutsideonedayandletanantcrawl（爬）10myhand.Itwasokay!

NowthatIknowaboutallthegoodthingsantsdo,I’mnotsoafraidofthemanymore.

1.A.oldB.smartC.youngD.tall

2.A.becameB.seemedC.stayedD.left

3.A.doorB.bedC.windowD.wall

4.A.fearB.successC.joyD.beauty

5.A.overcomeB.dependC.believeD.provide

6.A.healthB.studyC.brainD.planet

7.A.stupidB.hardworkingC.easygoingD.friendly

8.A.lookupB.lookforC.lookatD.looklike

9.A.againB.thenC.laterD.once

10.A.inB.aboutC.forD.onto

Cloze6（2019河北定心卷）

Ascientistmadeanexperiment.Shedividedpeople1threegroupsandaskedthemtowalktoavillageaway.

Thefirstgroupdidn’tknowthe2ofthevillageandalsohowfarthevillagewas.Theyweremadeto

3theguide.Somepeoplestartedtosaytheywereunhappytocontinueandshowedtheirimpatiencewhentheywalkedhalfway.Thenmostofthem4.

Thesecondgroupwastoldthenameandthe5tothevillage.Whentheywalkedhalfway,theystillhadthecouragetokeepon.However,whiletheywerewalkingtothreequartersoftheway,somepeopleweretiredand

6.

Notonlydidthethirdgroupknowthenameandthedistance,butalsothereweresomestoneswhichshowedhowfartheywerefromthevillage.Theysangandtalkedalongthewayandfinallygottothevillage7.

Fromthe8,wefoundthatthefirstgrouphadahardertimeinreachingthevillagethantheothertwo.Thisis9theydidn’tknowwherethevillagewas.However,thethirdgroupre