1 . 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。

One summer vacation, I learned some kids volunteered as guide dog raisers for a guide dog training center. Then I also wanted to take part in it. My parents supported it.

After I filled out the application form to be a guide dog raiser, two of the training center's workers came to my house to meet me and my family. They said, “After the volunteer helps raise a guide dog puppy for a year, the dog needs to be returned to the training center. There the dog will receive a five-month professional guide-dog training. Then the dog will stay with a blind person and help with his or her life.” The workers told us what a big responsibility it was to raise a guide dog puppy. And I promised I would do a great job.

We later got a call that our puppy was coming soon—a female yellow puppy. When Dad and I picked her up, I was glad. She was the prettiest dog I’d ever seen. Her name was Nisha. When I started working with Nisha, I learned right away how intelligent dogs are. Guide dog puppies seem to know they're special and were born to do special work. My main job was to help her grow, teach her basic house rules and how to get along with people, and let her learn about public places.

Nisha loved to ride in the car. I was allowed to take her anywhere a trained guide dog could go, including stores and buses. Nisha was a good listener. Whenever I felt I needed to talk to someone, Nisha was always there. She was a lovely puppy.

During the year, Nisha and my whole family developed a very close relationship. And we knew the day was coming when she would have to go back to the training center for the five-month professional guide-dog training. After that she would go to live with John, a blind man.

注意：1. 续写词数应为150左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

When it was time for her to leave, we took Nisha on her last car ride with us.

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I was invited to present Nisha to John on her graduation day.

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2 . Jack was a kitten（猫咪）born without eyes. He was the favorite amongst the kids hanging around. However, when the time came to find him a permanent home, no one knew where Jack would ______ .

When my friend asked if I wanted a kitten with no eyes which no one would ______ , without ______ , I told her that I did want the kitten.

When first ______ home, Jack stayed mostly in my room. He walked ______ around at first and soon had no ______ running around, jumping onto my bed. He ______ a hard time when he could climb the stairs, but ______ to get down. He would sit at the top and cry until someone came and got him. Every now and then when he gets ______ he'll stop and cry. But we just call his name and talk to him and it isn't long before he finds his way back to us.

It doesn't matter that he is eyeless, Jack is always a ______ around. He'll run across the yard straight to us, ______ us with a big hug.

Jack is truly a（n） ______ I've owned a lot of kittens in my life, but Jack is the happiest, most ______ of them all. He doesn't feel ______ for himself. Jack doesn't need pity and we treasure him the way he is. The cat doesn't have disabilities; he has ______ .

1.

A．help

B．return

C．lead to

D．end up

2.

A．accept

B．serve

C．feed

D．buy

3.

A．permission

B．question

C．hesitation

D．bargain

4.

A．rushing

B．guided

C．going

D．brought

5.

A．excitedly

B．cautiously

C．hurriedly

D．endlessly

6.

A．problem

B．pleasure

C．interest

D．eagerness

7.

A．opened

B．caught

C．went through

D．found

8.

A．tried

B．failed

C．offered

D．refused

9.

A．lost

B．angry

C．tired

D．lonely

10.

A．surprise

B．event

C．joy

D．need

11.

A．waiting for

B．attacking

C．noticing

D．greeting

12.

A．assistant

B．inspiration

C．fortune

D．teacher

13.

A．playful

B．useful

C．convenient

D．costly

14.

A．sorry

B．welcome

C．amazed

D．shocked

15.

A．pride

B．choice

C．adaptabilities

D．sadness

3 . Meet Charlie, he is a 6 year old black Labrador. His job in the army is to find unexploded bombs with his handler Henry. It is 1916 right now and Charlie and Henry are in the trenches in France. It is wet, cold, muddy and there are a lot of _________. Charlie spends part of his day chasing these annoying rats away from the soldiers, _________are all tired and need their precious rest.

Charlie loves his handler Henry very much and would do _________for him. They first met back in England in 1914, when Charlie first started his training. Charlie remembers how Henry smelt of _________, having just had his breakfast, and Charlie spent the first 10 minutes of meeting him licking the bacon grease off of his hands. They have not been apart since that first day and are now _________. They also still share a love of bacon, not that they get it very often.

Charlie and Henry spend their days with the other soldiers, trying to sleep in dug out shelters in the walls of the trench. They are _________and frightened and they don't know what could happen from one moment to the next. It's hard to _________in these conditions and there are always lots of loud noises from the bombs blasting near the _________but they have to grab it when they can as they spend their _________hunting for dangerous unexploded bombs and looking for wounded men.

Once it's dark, Charlie and Henry crawl out of their trench into no man’s land, staying __________so they don't disturb the tin cans hanging on the barbed wire, __________would alert the enemy soldiers in the German trench. Charlie is frightened but tries hard to be brave, he knows that he is __________people's lives. The two of them crawl from crater to crater, listening for sounds from the wounded, Charlie sniffing __________bombs.

Suddenly Charlie stopped and pricked up his __________, he heard something. Charlie bolts forward following the sound, searching this way and that way, trying to find where it came from. He lets out a low whine, Henry realized Charlie has __________him to a wounded British soldier. He has been shot in the leg and cannot __________. Henry throws him over his shoulder and they race back towards their lines. As they are getting closer to their trench suddenly the Germans start shooting __________them. One of the Germans throws a stick grenade that lands close to Henry, Charlie sees that his best friend is in so much danger! He picks up the stick grenade in his __________and sprints away, dropping it into a deep crater full of mud and water where it explodes, saving Henry and the wounded soldier.

They eventually make it __________to the British trench, where Henry tells all the soldiers of their adventure and they all cheer __________Charlie the Hero dog.

1.

A．soldiers

B．rats

C．bugs

D．dogs

2.

A．who

B．which

C．that

D．where

3.

A．everything

B．something

C．anything

D．meals

4.

A．enemies

B．bombs

C．bacon

D．breakfast

5.

A．invaluable

B．invincible

C．impossible

D．inseparable

6.

A．exhausted

B．excited

C．experienced

D．expected

7.

A．fight

B．say

C．sleep

D．believe

8.

A．trench

B．wall

C．bomb

D．dog

9.

A．lives

B．nights

C．days

D．times

10.

A．low

B．safe

C．brave

D．back

11.

A．that

B．when

C．may

D．which

12.

A．protecting

B．giving

C．earning

D．saving

13.

A．to

B．for

C．as

D．by

14.

A．guns

B．ears

C．bombs

D．cans

15.

A．recommend

B．advised

C．led

D．told

16.

A．fight

B．live

C．talk

D．walk

17.

A．in

B．on

C．at

D．after

18.

A．hand

B．mouth

C．heart

D．arms

19.

A．back

B．out

C．up

D．difficult

20.

A．on

B．as

C．for

D．by

4 . They waited patiently for what seemed a very long time, stamping in the snow to keep their feet warm. At last they heard the sound of slow shuffling footsteps approaching the door from the inside. It seemed, as the Mole said to the Rat, like someone walking in slippers that were too large for him and down at heel, which was intelligent of Mole, because that was exactly what it was.

The door opened a few inches, enough to show a long snout and a pair of sleepy eyes.

“Now, the very next time this happens,” said an angry voice. “Who is it this time, disturbing people on such a night? Speak up!”

“Oh, Badger,” cried the Rat, “let us in, please. It's me, Rat, and my friend Mole, and we've lost our way in the snow.”

“What, Ratty, my dear little man! ”exclaimed the Badger, in quite a different voice. “Come along in, both of you, at once. Why, you must be very cold. Lost in the snow! And in the Wild Wood, too, and at this time of night!”

The two animals got inside, and heard the door shut behind them with great joy and relief.

The Badger, who wore a long dressing gown, and whose slippers were indeed very down at heel, carried a flat candlestick in his paw and had probably been on his way to bed when their voices sounded. “This is not the sort of night for small animals to be out,” he said kindly. “Come along; come along; come into the kitchen. There's a first-rate fire there, and supper and everything.”

He shuffled on in front of them, carrying the light, and they followed him down a long narrow passage into a large fire-lit kitchen.

The kindly Badger helped them remove their wet coats and boots, and brought them clothes and slippers. In the comfortable light and warmth, warm and dry at last, it seemed to the storm -driven animals, now in safety, that the cold and trackless Wild Wood just left outside was miles and miles away, and all that they had suffered in it was a half-forgotten dream.

1. What happened to Mole and Rat?

A．They visited Mr. Badger.	B．They got lost in the forest.
C．They walked to keep warm.	D．They looked for food to eat.

2. Why was Mr. Badger angry at first?

A．He thought his slippers was too large and down at heel.

B．He heard someone stamping in the snow to keep their feet warm.

C．He hated being bothered on his way to bed in a freezing cold night.

D．He knew Mole and Rat lost their way in the cold and trackless Wild Wood.

3. Which of the following can be best described Mr Badger?

A．He has a heart of gold.	B．He is strict with himself.
C．He is as good as his word.	D．He has a mind of his own.

4. What can be inferred from the text?

A．Mole and Rat are grateful to Mr Badger.

B．Mr Badger didn't pay attention to his appearance.

C．Rat had thought the slippers were too large to Mr Badger.

D．Mr Badger helped Mole and Rat to get their gratitude.

5 . 11-month-old Daphne was found alone, lying outside an empty building, behind a locked gate. A neighbor heard her cries for help, ignored and _________ . He called Animal Control for _________ , knowing she was hurt and in pain.

When officers _________ they saw Daphne and noticed her front legs were injured. They cut the   _________ on the gate and brought her to the Animal Foundation for _________ medical attention. Our veterinary team quickly treated her pain and performed x-rays to assess the _________ of her injuries. Two broken bones in each of the front legs, and 5 broken _________ .

Daphne _________ like a baby kangaroo to keep pressure off her front toes. It seemed that her injuries happened at _________ times, which suggested that poor Daphne may have been __________ harmed more than once in her short life.

We may never know what __________ to Daphne, but we are so thankful that a good citizen __________ her and took action. We have reported her case to Animal Control for further investigation, but, with your help, we can __________ Daphne gets the medical care she needs.

We'd like to extend our __________ to Daphne's foster mom, and every one of you who gave a hand. She's got a long road ahead of her, but Daphne will only experience __________ from here on out.

1.

A．abandoned

B．selected

C．dragged

D．occupied

2.

A．charity

B．assistance

C．comfort

D．information

3.

A．left

B．travelled

C．arrived

D．searched

4.

A．trees

B．rope

C．lock

D．legs

5.

A．immediate

B．lasting

C．major

D．slight

6.

A．value

B．quality

C．impact

D．severeness

7.

A．fingernails

B．toes

C．hands

D．teeth

8.

A．slept

B．lay

C．cried

D．sat

9.

A．hard

B．different

C．old

D．specific

10.

A．deliberately

B．accidentally

C．occasionally

D．abruptly

11.

A．happened

B．stuck

C．belonged

D．submitted

12.

A．overlooked

B．liked

C．cured

D．spotted

13.

A．predict

B．suppose

C．ensure

D．suspect

14.

A．welcome

B．apology

C．gratitude

D．invitation

15.

A．panic

B．love

C．problems

D．pleasure

6 . This spring Steve Stuttard reunited with an unusual friend: Mrs. Mallard, a duck that nested in the flowerpot on his ninth-story apartment balcony in Manchester, UK, last year. Upon her return, she laid 11 eggs in the same flowerpot filled with grass.

‘‘I know ducks have strange routines when it comes to nesting, and if they have a successful site, they will return to it,” says Stuttard, a bird lover since childhood.

Stottard used skills learned in the Navy to create a jackstay (稳定锁) with a red rope and a bucket. Those skills came in handy last year when he quickly and safely transported Mrs. Mallard’s seven ducklings (小鸭子) down once they hatched.

“Getting the ducklings down isn’t as simple as a ride in the elevator. It’s crucial not to hurt the bond between the ducklings and Mrs. Mallard,” Stuttard says.

However, Stuttard faced more of a challenge this year. He had four additional eggs and high winds. He also had a new global audience heavily invested in the fate of the ducklings.

Emma Newman, Stuttard’s daughter, updates about his preparation for this year’s nesting, which took off on Twitter. “I’ve been absolutely bombarded with messages,’’ Newman says. “I actually can’t keep up because thousands of people are following the story. Whenever I tweet about it, I get several hundred replies a second sometimes.”

On Tuesday morning when two ducklings poked (探出) their heads out of the flowerpot, the wind was awful. Stuttard waited and kept watching. Fortunately, late in the afternoon, Mrs. Mallard finally made her move. This was Stuttard’s clue to get to work.

Stuttard picked Mrs. Mallard up and threw her off the balcony, and she flew off. Immediately, he placed the ducklings in the bucket one by one. Then, he used his jackstay to carefully lower the bucket. “Within two, three minutes from when I walked out on the balcony, Mrs. Mallard was swimming away with her family,” Stuttard says.

1. Why did Mrs. Mallard choose the same flowerpot?

A．She wanted to be protected by Stuttard.

B．She liked to lay her eggs in high places.

C．She nested there successfully last year.

D．She remembered Stuttard and his family.

2. What’s important in taking the ducklings downstairs?

A．Staying with them all along.

B．Creating a professional jackstay.

C．Transporting without using the elevator.

D．Keeping their connection with the mother.

3. What does the underlined word “bombarded” in paragraph 6 probably mean?

A．Coated.

B．Rewarded.

C．Linked.

D．Flooded.

4. Which can be a suitable title for the text?

A．Ducklings Succeeding in Going Downstairs

B．Ducklings Overcoming Survival Challenges

C．Man Helping Ducklings Down His Apartment

D．Man Welcoming an Unusual Duck Back Home

7 . 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。续写的词数应为150左右。

Many years ago, I worked at a very small county animal shelter. Under the state regulations, we were only allowed to keep a dog for a certain period of time before it was claimed by its owner. Unluckily, we had limited space, and when a new dog came in, we had to make room for it somehow. It wasn't always the most pleasant task.

One day, about an hour before closing time, a small, elderly, red dog was sent here. We had no space and didn't know what we should do. My heart broke. In fact, we were supposed to let go of one of the dogs who had been there too long, but the volunteers had been putting in extra hours, bathing the dogs, and taking their pictures to try to find them homes. We were full, but the other dogs all stood a good chance of finding a home if they just had some time.

That little old dog waddled over to me and sat at my feet. She looked up with cloudy eyes, and then curled up on the floor. I bent down, lifted her to the desk, and gave her a quick exam. Her teeth were in terrible condition, but it appeared the cause was a lifetime of canned food. Someone was surely looking for this princess.

We found her a box. To our surprise, the dog whined and wagged her tail. I set her down on the floor, and she waddled over and climbed into the box! I decided to take her home for the night, and she could spend the days in the office until her owner came. Then we wouldn't have to put down another dog to open a cage.

I finished up my paperwork while the old dog slept in the box. When it was time to leave, she followed me.

Paragraph 1:

In the morning, she accompanied me to work.

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Paragraph 2:

One of our volunteers knew an old woman who would love this dog.

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8 . I hated travelling by plane.Whenever I was on board, I could see the other passengers'__:“God, Please.Don't let that fat guy sit next to me!” After I   __ squeezed (挤) into my seat,the seat belt wasn't __ enough to fit around my waist. I once wished my life would just__.

I knew I needed to __.A doctor recommended I adopt a dog to __ for exercise. So there he was: a black-and-white dog with a big round body. He looked up at me and then dropped his head with a clear look of   __ , as if saying “Really? This loser?” I looked at him, __ him in silence. Poor thing like me. I named him Peety.

We walked together every day and it   __. I could roll out of bed   __.He appeared thinner too. Then he looked up at me and smiled.

I started taking Peety to different parks. He kept___ himself at the end of the rope, trying to run ahead. Maybe it was time to let him experience what __ really felt like. I removed his rope.Peety __ like a racer at the Olympics,beaming(笑)with __ and excitement.

At that moment, I realized I loved him. He looked up at me like I was the greatest guy in the world. He'd come into my life, and he___ me.

“Want to keep walking?"I asked him.

1.

A．care

B．faith

C．anger

D．fear

2.

A．easily

B．finally

C．suddenly

D．deliberately

3.

A．wide

B．long

C．tight

D．loose

4.

A．end

B．start

C．repeat

D．continue

5.

A．win

B．rest

C．laugh

D．change

6.

A．feed

B．ride

C．walk

D．bark

7.

A．excitement

B．agreement

C．disappointment

D．amazement

8.

A．petting

B．pressing

C．pushing

D．punishing

9.

A．failed

B．worked

C．depended

D．suffered

10.

A．by accident

B．with pleasure

C．by intention

D．with ease

11.

A．biting

B．hiding

C．choking

D．holding

12.

A．danger

B．boredom

C．departure

D．freedom

13.

A．passed away

B．took off

C．broke up

D．sat down

14.

A．pride

B．pressure

C．politeness

D．tiredness

15.

A．replaced

B．missed

C．rescued

D．pitied

9 . 阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。

It was dark and gloomy as the dark night swallowed the dense forest. The clear, starry skies in the backdrop (背景) made for a fitting view as the young koala bear made his way home along the river.

It was his first day out to search for food. He remembered every word that his mom said to him as he made his way back. But the words, “be back before dark,” were haunting (萦绕) him the most.

But the little bear lost track of time as the sun started to move towards the horizons.

The darkness had changed all that. His only guiding light was the shining north star in the sky, another advice from his mother which he refused to forget.

Suddenly, the north star disappeared. It seemed it was swallowed in the same blackness which had taken over the jungle.

But there was light, a raging light which seemed different to the little koala. It couldn’t be the sun, he thought.

It seemed it was getting nearer. The little bear stopped dead in his tracks. This didn’t seem right. Suddenly, a heat wave hit him in the face as he was surrounded by flames.

Battered and bruised (遍体鳞伤), the koala ran away from the flames. He could feel the fire chasing him, as the heat got stronger. He felt it creeping up his back almost reaching his fluffy ears. He was scared to death.

He longed to be home with his mom, away from this disorder. However, he was panicking, not knowing what to do. The heat was getting unbearable. He saw a hollow tree trunk in the distance. The little bear dived into it, hoping to find some relief from the flames.

But the unforgiving flames made him realize his mistake almost immediately. The poor soul looked on as the flames started to eat away at the trunk. The dryness made it all the more delicious for this fire monster to feast on the dead tree. The heat had made the little bear exhausted. He used the last bit of energy which he had left to run from the trunk, escaping from the flames.

注意：
1. 所续写短文的词数应为150左右；
2. 至少使用5个短文中标有下划线的关键词语；
3. 续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好；
4. 续写完成后，请用下划线标出你所使用的关键词语。
Paragraph 1:

All of a sudden, his fur caught fire.

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Paragraph 2:

A moment later the little bear was in the river with his mom.

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10 . In February 2019, my beautiful cat Xena suddenly lost the use of her back legs, and I took her straight to our vet, Chris. Xena was booked for surgery two days later. The operation was successful, and I went to see her later that day. She seemed tired, but pleased to see me and in much better shape.

A few days later, I took her home, armed with medications plus instructions for her care. I had to keep her in a large cage and teach her how to walk again. And no one could tell whether Xena could walk again or not—it was largely up to her. I wasn’t expecting much, but I carried on doing as Chris had instructed.

Just a week later, Xena amazed me. Not having managed to support herself on her back legs at all, she suddenly stood up all by herself. Soon she began to walk a little with her back supported. Encouraged, I booked her for some hydrotherapy, which was helpful for dogs in this situation. Most cats would panic if put in water, but my brave little cat astonished everyone, tolerating neck-deep water while walking on a machine.

When I took Xena to Chris, he was delighted with her progress. Over the next few weeks, Xena moved from the cage to a room of her own, with all furniture removed so that she wouldn't run into anything or get tripped. Soon, she could manage a few steps out into our garden, though she still needed some help to walk properly without dragging her legs. Despite still being in pain, she really wanted to walk again. After three months since her surgery, she was able to run, jump and climb stairs... anything she wanted.

Xena is now completely back to normal, I’d thought she might be defeated permanently by all that had happened to her. But this courageous little cat simply brushed it all off and got on with living. Many people could learn from Xena.

1. From paragraph 1, it can be learned that Xena ________.

A．was fall of energy shortly after the operation

B．was given the surgery in her owner’s absence

C．got injured owing to her owner’s carelessness

D．received an operation on reaching the hospital

2. Which word best describes the author's initial feeling about Xena’s recovery?

A．Unsure.

B．Inspired.

C．Satisfied.

D．Hopeless.

3. Why did the author remove the furniture from Xena's room?

A．To avoid making a mess.	B．To allow her to run faster.
C．To prevent her getting hurt.	D．To make room for her cage.

4. In which aspect does Xena set a good example to us?

A．Socializing with others.	B．Making proper choices.
C．Being considerate to partners.	D．Dealing with life challenges.