根据短文内容和首字母提示，在下文空格处填入适当的词使短文完整。（每空一词）Nautilus bumped against the ice. We were tr-组卷网

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根据短文内容和首字母提示，在下文空格处填入适当的词使短文完整。（每空一词）

Nautilus bumped against the ice. We were trapped in the ice. We worked hard. By the next morning, the h 1 was deeper but now the sides of the tunnel were narrowing(变窄). We worked h 2 . The hole grew deeper, but the air in the Nautilus was very bad. Then, the captain had a new idea. He heated water in his batteries and pumped it into the hole. This s 3 the space from narrowing, and the men worked as quickly as they could to dig the hole deeper.

It was a t 4 night. We had so little air that everybody had a headache and could hardly breathe.

Then, the captain drove the Nautilus into the hole.The ice cracked(破裂), suddenly, the Nautilus was f 5 . It sped quickly northwards under the ice. We still had no air. My face was purple, and my lips were blue. I could not breathe. I could n 6 see nor hear. I was going to die! Ned and Conseil found some air in one of the diving tanks. They gave it to me. Then, I felt the Nautilus bump into the ice a 7 our heads. Again and again it hit the ice.

Finally, it b 8 through. Air rushed into the submarine(潜水艇),and we could breathe again. Ned, Conseil, and I r 9 onto the board. We breathed and breathed, and I thanked my friends for saving me with the a 10 in the tanks.

The Nautilus continued sailing north for a few days.

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