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专题02人与自然专练二1.（2022春·云南红河·高一统考期末）Thelifeofthedog,Shelby,isasurprisingstory.Thelittledogwentfromlivingingarbageheaps(

垃圾堆)to____1____theheartsofmoviegoersaroundtheworld.Shelbywasfirst____2____nearNashvilletwoyearsagowhenMeganBuhler,aCheathamCountyAnima

lControlofficer,waspatrolling(巡逻)nearby.Hesawthepoordog____3____somethingtoeatinthegarbage.“Therewerelotsof____4____passingby—Imean,itwasheavy

traffic,”Buhlersaid.“Shewasso____5____whencrossingtheroad,andfinallycameuptomeforhelp.”Shelbywasthentakentoalocalani

malcentrewhereshewas____6____,withouttheworryforfood.Mostimportantly,theworkersheretook____7____ofhersmilingfacetoi

mprovethe____8____ofherbeingtakenhomebypeople.However,theyneverexpectedthiswouldputShelbyonthe____9___

_.AtthattimeinHollywood,filmmakerswere_____10_____foranewmoviecalledADog’sWayHome.Theyneededtofinda_____11_____to

playtheleadingrole.SotheyaskedMiller,a(n)_____12_____dogtrainerwhohadtraineddogsforyearsforhelp.Miller_____13_____threedogs,butn

oneofthemstoodoutaftersometimeoftraining.Hethen_____14_____thepicturesofShelbybyaccidentfromCheathamCountyAnimal

Controland_____15_____becameinterestedtoseeit.ItturnedoutthatShelbywas_____16_____afterthreemonthsoftraining.Sinceth

efilmwasputon,Shelbyhasbeen_____17_____forthewayshecarriedhumourandbroughtmuch_____18_____topeople.Shelby

isnowtakingabreakinTinselTown._____19_____,she’sstillwinningheartsthroughher_____20_____.Sheservesasatreatmentdoginhospitalsandspecialneedsschool

s.1．A．breakingB．seekingC．winningD．losing2．A．shownB．foundC．thrownD．kept3．A．runningatB．waitingforC．lookingatD．searchingfor4．A．

walkersB．carsC．policemenD．children5．A．boredB．tiredC．scaredD．surprised6．A．fedB．recordedC．washedD．trained7．A．careB．picturesC．controlD．notes8．A．achiev

ementB．conditionC．certaintyD．possibility9．A．InternetB．radioC．screenD．newspaper10．A．preparingB．wishingC．

comingD．asking11．A．dogB．tigerC．catD．bear12．A．determinedB．strictC．experiencedD．careful13．A．savedB．choseC．soldD．protected14．A．pri

ntedB．tookC．collectedD．saw15．A．immediatelyB．finallyC．graduallyD．simply16．A．fortunateB．perfectC．devotedD．ordinary17．A．realized

B．discussedC．praisedD．hated18．A．joyB．powerC．courageD．peace19．A．BesidesB．OtherwiseC．ThereforeD．However20．A．braveryB．beautyC．mannersD．wor

k2.（2019秋·浙江湖州·高一统考期中）Bravedogwasn’talwayshisname.Whenwe____21____himfirst,hewasall____22____andskinny-ribbed（皮包骨头的），____23____w

orthasecondlook.ButMattiewalkedstraight,“Whataprettydog!”Thedoglookedunsure,____24____hewasnotusedtobeingspokentokindly.“___

_25____thatStrayDog,”Icried.“Youknow____26____Dadfeelsaboutstraydogs.”“Don’tcallhimStrayDog,”saidMattie.“He’saprettydogand

I’m____27____him.”ToMattie,hewasPrettyDog.Shetalkedtohim,playedwithhimandfedhim.Hefollowedhereverywhere.Both____28____.Oneday,Daddiscove

redhim.“Mattie!GetawayfromThatDog!”Dad____29____.SoStrayDogbecameThatDog.Onecoldwinterday,Dadwent____30____.Mattiewantedtogo,butDaddidn’t____3

1____.Afewhourslater,Dadcamehomewithsomefish.“WhereisMattie?”Dadasked.MomandIwereinconfusion(困惑地),both____32____Mattiewaswiththeother.“Maybeshe

wentafteryou.”“____33____shenevercametothelake.Comeon,wemustfindher.”Wewereso____34____abouthersafetythatwehurriedout.____35____,wedidn’tfindher

.Suddenly,somedogbarks(犬吠)____36____.“It’sThatDog!”Followingthebarks,wefoundMattie____37____underafallentree.Wefeltrelaxed.Mattiesaid,“Wegotlost.Th

enIfellandhurtmyfootsoIcouldn’t____38____.PrettyDogkeptme____39____.”Idon’trememberwhostartedcallinghim____40____

,butthatwashisnamefromthenon.21．A．ignoredB．greetedC．sawD．liked22．A．prettyB．stubbornC．smartD．dusty23．A．hardlyB．usuallyC．a

ctuallyD．really24．A．evenifB．asifC．sothatD．evenso25．A．LeaveB．KeepC．TouchD．Catch26．A．thatB．whatC．howD．why27．

A．keepingB．helpingC．studyingD．walking28．A．secretlyB．speciallyC．entirelyD．carefully29．A．shoutedB．askedC．addedD．a

dvised30．A．fishingB．shoppingC．boatingD．hiking31．A．realizeB．refuseC．allowD．care32．A．thinkingB．seeingC．rememberingD．sa

ying33．A．SoB．AndC．UnlessD．But34．A．concernedB．crazyC．angryD．serious35．A．InsteadB．HoweverC．FinallyD．Anyway36．A．cameB．wentC．beganD．rose37．A．

standingB．jumpingC．playingD．lying38．A．walkB．followC．runD．go39．A．asleepB．warmC．happyD．calm40．A．PrettyDogB．ThatdogC．CleverDogD．BraveDog3

.（2022秋·广东广州·高一广州四十七中校考期末）Myhusband,Tom,hasalwaysbeengoodwithanimals,butIwasstillamazedwhenhebefriendedafemalegrouse(松鸡).It’s____41

____foragrousetohaveanycontact(接触)withpeople.Infact,they’rehardtosee,becausetheyusually____42____whentheyhearhumanswalking

nearer.Thisgrousecameintoourlivesin____43____.Tomwasworkingoutinthefieldwhenhe____44____herwalkingaroundattheedgeofthefield.

Shewas____45____unafraidandseemedtobe____46____aboutwhathewasdoing.Tomsawthe____47____birdseveraltimes,andshegotmorecomfortablearoundhim.W

equicklygrew.____48____ofthebirdanddecidedtocallherMildred.Oneday,asTomwasworking,Mildredcamewithinafewfeetof

himtowatch.Tom____49____hedidn’tseeherandkeptworkingtoseewhatshewoulddonext.Apparently,shedidn’tliketobe____50___

_.She’drunupandpeck(啄)atTom’shands,then____51____offtoseewhathewoulddo.Thiswentonforabout20minutes,untilMildredbecametiredofthe____52____andleft.A

sspringwentandsummercame,Mildredstartedto____53____moreandmoreoften.____54____MildredfeltcomfortableenoughtojumpuponT

om’slegandstaylongenoughformetogeta____55____ofthetwoofthemtogether.Thisfriendlygrousesoonfelt____56___

_notjustwithourfamily,butwithanybodywhowalkedordroveby.Whenhuntingseasonopened,weputa____57____attheendofourdriveway(车道)as

king____58____nottoshootourpetgrouse.Myfather,wholiveddowntheroad,also____59____peoplenottoshoother.____60____,hunterswouldstopandtakepictures,b

ecausetheyhadneverseenanythinglikeher.41．A．interestingB．reasonableC．impossibleD．unusual42．A．jumpoutB．flyoffC．flyd

ownD．jumpdown43．A．springB．summerC．autumnD．winter44．A．gotB．keptC．noticedD．imagined45．A．naturallyB．certainlyC．normallyD．surprisingly46．A．crazyB．cur

iousC．concernedD．satisfied47．A．shyB．awkwardC．friendlyD．elegant48．A．carefulB．tiredC．fondD．sick49．A．supposedB．realizedC．hopedD．pretended50．A．ignoredB

．observedC．amazedD．impressed51．A．putB．backC．setD．take52．A．gameB．workC．placeD．man53．A．giveupB．comeoutC．turnoverD．flyby54．A．EventuallyB．Su

ddenlyC．ConstantlyD．Presently55．A．chanceB．dreamC．pictureD．sense56．A．comfortableB．boredC．anxiousD．familiar57．A．lanternB．signC．gunD．lo

udspeaker58．A．driversB．farmersC．huntersD．tourists59．A．orderB．forceC．inviteD．warned60．A．InfactB．ForlongC．O

nthecontraryD．Bytheway4.（2023秋·全国·高一假期作业）Manypeopledreamofgoingonagreattraveladventure.Mostofuskeepdreaming;

____61____makeithappen.GreggBleakney’s____62____wastotraveltheAmericasfromtopto____63____.He____64____theideaafterhefinished

a1,600-kilometer____65____ride.Gregg’sfriendBrooksAllenwasalsoacyclist.Thetwofriendstalkedand____66__

__ontheirgoal:Theywould____67____fromAlaskatoArgentina—bybike.Topayforthejourney,GreggandBrooksworkedand____68____moneyforye

ars.In2005,afterfouryearsofplanning,they____69____.Oncetheywereontheroad,theyoften_____70_____outdoorsorstayedinhotels.Inmanyplacesalongth

eirroute,_____71_____peopleopenedtheirhomestothetwofriendsandgavethem_____72_____andwater.Duringtheirtrip,GreggandBrookscycledthrough_____73___

__,rainforests,andmountains.Theyvisited_____74_____citiesandexploredancientruins,suchasTikalinGuatemala.Inmanypl

aces,they_____75_____othercyclistsfromallovertheworld.InMay2007—twoyears,countries,andover35,500kmlater—they_____76_____reachedUshuaia,Argentina,att

hesoutherntipofSouthAmerica.GreggandBrookskepta_____77_____oftheiradventuresinanonlineblog.Thetrip_____78_____bothmenalotaboutt

raveling.HereissomeofGregg’sadvice.Travellight.Thelessluggageyouhave,theless_____79_____you’llbe.Beflexible.Don’tplaneverything.You’llbemorerelaxedan

dhappy,evenwhenthereare_____80_____alongtheway.61．A．theyB．weC．othersD．all62．A．imaginationB．dreamC．thoughtD．opinion63．A．bo

ttomB．sideC．groundD．foot64．A．foundB．madeC．gotD．changed65．A．carB．busC．trainD．bike66．A．dependedB．decidedC．tookD．went67．A．continueB．discoverC．travelD

．arrive68．A．savedB．spentC．donatedD．paid69．A．takeoffB．setoffC．leaveoffD．comeoff70．A．livedB．survivedC．hunte

dD．camped71．A．localB．foreignC．familiarD．ordinary72．A．moneyB．foodC．hopeD．comfort73．A．buildingsB．bridgesC．desert

sD．rivers74．A．noisyB．livelyC．greenD．modern75．A．metB．missedC．calledD．avoided76．A．actuallyB．possiblyC．hardlyD．eventually77．A．sec

retB．promiseC．planD．record78．A．ledB．wonC．taughtD．told79．A．worriedB．excitedC．interestedD．disappointed80．A．surprisesB．challengesC．pleasure

sD．opportunities5.（2022秋·青海西宁·高一湟川中学校考阶段练习）Aroundabend(拐弯处)onanarrowtrailthatrunsdeepintotheforestofGabon’sLoangoNationalPark,Kamayacome

sintoview.Thehugesilverbackgorilla(大猩猩)coollywatches___81___arrive,thengoesbacktohismeal.Seatedona___82___branch,the150-kilogrambeastgreed

ilypullsmore___83___fromthetreetohismouthwitha___84___butpowerfulmovementbeforeslowlyclimbingdownthetrunk.S

oonhefallsasleepcalmly.Aftertwoyearsofatotal___85___duetotheCOVID-19pandemic,theNationalParksAgencyhasdecidedtorestart___86___observationsofGab

on’sgorillas,___87___theiconic(标志性的)specieswillserveasa“lossleader”to___88___ecotourism.ThatKamayaandhis___89___ofabout1

0membersaresousedtohumansisthe____90____oflonglaborsbyateamofscientistswhoalso____91____data.Theyworktomake____92____toprotectaspecies__

__93____withextinctionandto____94____foreigntourists.SpendingonehourwithKamayaandhisfamilycosts$500,ontopofcharges

for____95____tothesiteandaccommodation.LoangoPark,which____96____morethan155,000hectaresofthethickly____97_

___country,offersrichrewardfora4-5-hourroad____98____fromPort-Gentil,thesecondcity,followedbythetrackanda____

99____stagebyboat.Thoughexpensive,thepriceismuchlowerthanthatpaidtoseethemountaingorillasinUgandaorRwanda.Italsogetsinc

ometomanageprotectedareasthat____100____asafeplacefortheanimals.81．A．monkeysB．huntersC．visitorsD．masters82．A

．smallB．newC．longD．strong83．A．waterdropsB．leavesC．flyingbirdsD．insects84．A．slowB．quickC．riskyD．violent85．A

．punishmentB．constructionC．researchD．shutdown86．A．personalB．publicC．distantD．special87．A．doubtingB．convincingC．hopingD．denying88．A

．inspireB．decideC．honorD．please89．A．companyB．schoolC．familyD．club90．A．decisionB．courageC．feelingD．result91．

A．collectB．createC．sendD．share92．A．gamesB．praiseC．moneyD．respects93．A．destroyedB．threatenedC．tightenedD．distinguishe

d94．A．attractB．comfortC．assumeD．astonish95．A．solutionB．explanationC．accessD．damage96．A．loadsB．coversC．buysD．affects97．A．cloudedB．fogged

C．floweredD．forested98．A．journeyB．taskC．marchD．care99．A．regularB．finalC．usualD．busy100．A．replaceB．refuseC．experienceD．provide6.（2022秋·陕西西安·高一长安一中校

考期末）AfrozShah,alawyerinMumbai,hasn’thadaweekendoffinfouryears.Buthehasn’tspentthistimepreparingfor____101____.Hismission?Savingtheworld

’soceansfrom____102____pollution.It’sacallinghefoundin2015aftermovingtoacommunityinMumbaicalledVersovaB

each.Hehadplayedthereasachildandwas____103____toseehowmuchithad____104____.Thesandwasnolonger____105

____becauseitwascoveredbyalayerofgarbagemorethanfivefeetthick—mostofitplasticwaste.“Thewholebeachwaslikea____106____of

plastic,”hesaid.“Ithurtme.The____107____mess.”WhatShahhadseenispartofaglobalenvironmentalcrisis.Morethan8milliontonsofplastic____108____inthew

orld’soceanseachyear.It’spredictedthatby2050,therewillbemoreplasticintheoceanthanfish.“Plasticintheoceanisa____109____.A

ndtheseaspecieshavenochoiceatall,”Shahsaid.“Weare______110______theirhabitats.”InOctober2015,Shahbegan______111______upplast

icwastefromthebeacheverySundaymorning.Atfirst,itwasjusthimandaneighbor,andthenhebegancallingonotherstojoi

nin.Word______112______andwiththehelpfromsocialmedia,morevolunteersgot______113______.ForShah,theworkhasalwaysbeena___

___114______journey,butithasearnedglobalattention.Afterhewas______115______asaChampionoftheEarthbytheUnitedNationsin2016,Shahnowdevotesnearlyallofh

isfreetimetothis______116______.He’snowspent209weekendsonthismission,______117______morethan200,000volunteers,someofwhomareyoungstudents,t

ojoinhiminwhat’sbeencalledtheworld’sbiggestbeachcleanup.ByOctober2018,VersovaBeachwas______118______cleanandShah’scleanupsexpandedtoanothe

rbeachaswellasastretchoftheMithiRiverandotherregionsofIndia.“Thisworldtalkstoomuch.Ithinkwemusttalk______119______and

doactionmore,”hesaidwheninterviewedbyCNNinOctober2019.“Weareasmartspecies.Welladapt.We’lllearn.Andwiththeseyo

ungstersrisingup,Isee______120______.”101．A．teachingB．courtC．houseworkD．cleaning102．A．riverB．soilC．plasticD．oil103．A．upsetB．excitedC．deli

ghtedD．hesitant104．A．grownB．changedC．reservedD．protected105．A．pureB．goldenC．shinyD．visible106．A．carpetB．curtainC．paintingD．photograph107．A．te

mporaryB．permanentC．uglyD．pretty108．A．stickstoB．keepsoffC．givesbackD．endsup109．A．killerB．cleanerC．guest

D．decoration110．A．sweepingB．attackingC．visitingD．beautifying111．A．pullingB．thinkingC．pickingD．looking112．A．cameB．failedC．wentD．s

pread113．A．involvedB．livedC．stuckD．paid114．A．easyB．toughC．personalD．general115．A．knownB．regardedC．decidedD．hon

ored116．A．causeB．caseC．positionD．fame117．A．requiringB．rejectingC．invitingD．inspiring118．A．originallyB

．finallyC．politicallyD．theoretically119．A．fewerB．lessC．betterD．worse120．A．honorB．beautyC．hopeD．love7.（20

22春·福建泉州·高一统考期末）Inmanypartsoftheworld,forestlandhasbeenchangedintocities,farmlandorevendeserts,whichaffectstheclimate,forcesanimalsto__

__121____ordie,andcausesdesertstobecomelarger.Chinaneedstoplanttreeswithmanyofitsforests____122____.Soithasagreatnu

mberoftree-planting____123____.Chinaplantsmoretreesthantherestofthe____124____.Whoaresomeofthepeoplebehindthesehuge____125____?Le

t’sfindout.InJiangxiProvince,83-year-oldZouLianyinghasbeenplantingtreesforalmost20years.She____126____thatplantingtreesisgoodforthe____127____.Th

erefore,at64,she____128____hercowsandpigsandalsoborrowedmoneytoopenaforestfarm,whichhasmorethan8milliontrees____129____about4km2

.Hertreesarewortharound12millionRMBbutshewon’t_____130_____evenonetreeandstilllivesvery_____131_____.Whydidshedoso?Shebel

ievesthe_____132_____willbeagifttofuture_____133_____.NearBeijing,20km2ofhillshaveturned_____134_____,thankstomillionsoftreespla

ntedbyWeiGuiyinginthepast20years.Ithasn’tbeen_____135_____forher.Shehasborrowedalotofmoneytopayforyoungtrees.However,shesaysproudlythatshe’sno

ta_____136_____butshehasmillionsoftrees.Alotof_____137_____isstillneededtopreventdesertsfromgetting_____138_____.Bu

tifmoreofuscanbelikethesetree_____139_____,itwillcertainlymake_____140_____betterforeveryone.121．A．screamB．crowdC．moveD．defend122．A．destroyedB．pro

tectedC．survivingD．thickening123．A．celebrationsB．coursesC．programsD．opportunities124．A．countryB．worldC．regionD．earth125．A．benefitsB．prob

lemsC．differencesD．numbers126．A．ignoresB．protestsC．knowsD．responds127．A．communityB．environmentC．neighborhoodD．system128．A．killedB．r

aisedC．fedD．sold129．A．blockingB．liningC．coveringD．surrounding130．A．cutdownB．gatheraroundC．giveawayD．leaveout131．A．wildlyB．simplyC．healthilyD．

peacefully132．A．forestB．cropC．gardenD．grassland133．A．adventurersB．residentsC．settlersD．generations134．A．muddyB．fruitlessC．greenD．brown135．A．ea

syB．sufficientC．obviousD．tough136．A．masterB．volunteerC．leaderD．millionaire137．A．workB．informationC．dataD．preparation138．A．smallerB．largerC．hot

terD．cooler139．A．heroesB．explorersC．researchersD．observers140．A．atmosphereB．memoryC．experienceD．life8.（2022春·陕西榆林·

高一绥德中学校联考期中）MyhusbandRussandIdrovethroughtheplacewe’dcalledhomefor28years.Thenearbyhills,oncethickwithtalltrees,weredifficultto___1

41___.Thetreesthat___142___wereburnedstumps(残枝).Twoweeksearlier,we’d___143___anearlymorningcalltellingustoleave___144___.Thewildfiretearingthrou

ghNorthernCaliforniahad___145___andwasheadingourway.We___146___thecarwithafewbelongings.Fordays,wemovedfromhoteltohotel,de

speratefor___147___.Whatfinallycamewasn’tgood.Ourhousehadbeenrightinthefire’s___148___.Nowwe’dbeengivenpermissionto___149___.

RussandIbroughtshovels(铁铲),workboots,andgloves.We’dsaveanythingwecould.Wedroveslowlythroughthe___150___,

wherethechimneymarkedwhereour___151___oncestood.Photosandmypreciouscollectionofinspiringbookswereall___152___.Iwipedawaytearsaswe_

__153___withtheshovelsthroughtheruins.Weuncoveredacoattree(衣架)thatusedto___154___inourlivingroom.Howwouldwesu

rvivethis?Wefinishedinlateafternoon.Russloadedwhatwe’dfoundinthe___155___.“Let’sgo,”hesaid.Iturnedtogetinthecar.That’swhenInoticedasmallpieceof

___156___.Ipickeditup.Itssideswereburned,yetthewordsweresurprisinglyclear:“Iflifeseems___157___,Ipauseandreflectontheblessingsometi

meshiddenwithineverycircumstance.Withnewfaithand___158___,Ibeginagain.”TheyarewordsthatI___159___tohear.Ikeptthatpaperinev

eryhotelwestayedinoverthe___160___months.Itnowsitsinaplaceofhonorinournewhomeasareminderthatwecanbeginagain.141．A．moveB．changeC．recognizeD

．ignore142．A．fadedB．remainedC．rootedD．continued143．A．gotB．madeC．fixedD．opened144．A．suddenlyB．trulyC．eagerlyD．immedia

tely145．A．spreadB．stoppedC．stayedD．waited146．A．gaveupB．arrivedatC．wishedforD．jumpedin147．A．spaceB．newsC．helpD．time14

8．A．powerB．patternC．pathD．name149．A．settleB．returnC．workD．join150．A．ruinsB．vehiclesC．stairsD．bars151．A．schoolB．

shopC．groundD．house152．A．lovelyB．realC．goneD．fresh153．A．dugB．sawC．rolledD．found154．A．occurB．standC．gatherD．struggle155．A．roomB．handC．carD．hotel

156．A．glassB．boardC．toolD．paper157．A．simpleB．plainC．difficultD．strange158．A．courageB．factC．failureD．information159．A．askedB．neededC．refuse

dD．hated160．A．formerB．earlyC．variousD．next9.（2022春·河南郑州·高一校联考期中）OnJuly20,YuYifei,a26-year-oldmedicalin

tern(实习医生)atPeople’sHospitalofZhengzhou,madehiswayhomeinasubwaytrainonLine5afterhisfirstday’straining.W

hendownpoursstruckthecity,he____161____aboutadozenpeopletrappedinafloodedsubwaytrainastherainfallinZhengzhoureacheda____162____201.9millimetersbe

tween4p.m.and5p.m.Floodwaters____163____abarrierandenteredtheundergroundarea.Thetraincametoasuddenstop

beforethewaterbegan____164____inthecarriages,trappingpassengersinside.ThusYu,____165____toleaveandfearingforhislife,madea____166_

___calltohisfather.Aswatercontinuedtoflowintothecarriages,passengers’____167____rose.Whensubwayworkersarrivedtowithdrawthem,Yu____168____to

getout.Ashemadehiswaytosafety,heheardacryforhelpfromsomeoneneedingadoctor.Hequickly____169____thewhitemedicalcoatgiventoh

imatthehospital_____170_____andreturnedtotheplatformtosavepeople.Onseeinghim,anumberoffrightenedpeopleweregreatlyencouragedandtheirspirits_____17

1_____.Someevenapplaudedhim.Asmorepassengerswerepulledfromthe_____172_____,Yuinstructedothersinthekeystepstosaveavictimfromdrowning.He_____173_____

CPR,orfirstaid,tothoseinlow-temperatureshockfromthecoldwaterandneardeathfromdrowning.Oneofthepassengers,afemaledoctornearlydied.Af

ter_____174_____consciousnessandstrength,shejoinedYuintreatingothers.Yuwas_____175_____andneededallhisconcentrationtoper

formanotherCPRprocedure.Thatnightonasubwaystationplatform,he_____176_____anexhaustingsixhoursgivingCPRtopassengerswho___

__177_____surviveddrowning.Healsotreatedtheinjured.He_____178_____thesubwaystationataboutmidnight,withthewhitecoatspott

edwithbloodand_____179_____.Threehourslater,hemethisfather.Withtearsineyes,hisfatherandpeople_____180_____sm

iledandgavehimthethumbs-up.161．A．sawB．preventedC．keptD．saved162．A．recordB．heightC．pointD．depth163．A．pushedB．madeC．burstD．pulled164．A．risingB．fallin

gC．reachingD．disappearing165．A．uncertainB．unableC．unusualD．unfortunate166．A．foolishB．uniqueC．considerateD．desperate167．A．excit

ementB．fearsC．adaptationD．deaths168．A．managedB．failedC．intendedD．hesitated169．A．triedonB．gotonC．putonD．lookedon170．A．laterB．e

arlierC．furtherD．former171．A．gainedB．sankC．liftedD．ran172．A．platformB．airC．boatD．water173．A．beganB．continuedC．explainedD．refused174．A．regainin

gB．refreshingC．remindingD．replacing175．A．boredB．heartbrokenC．energeticD．exhausted176．A．wastedB．neededC．obtainedD．spent177．A．nearlyB．obviouslyC

．barelyD．never178．A．leftB．approachedC．crossedD．rescued179．A．sweatB．medicineC．mudD．tears180．A．ontheairB．onthespotC．

onholidayD．onboard10.（2022春·陕西渭南·高一统考期末）Itookajobasareceptionistforapetdoctoralmostfivedecadesago.Asananimallove

r,Iacceptedthe____181____onconditionthatIwouldn’thavetohelpanywoundedanimals.Icouldn’tbeartoseeanycreaturein____182____.Atthe

endofmyfirstweek,wewereclosingtheofficefortheday____183____ayoungmanranuptous.Holdingaseverely____184____Dobermanpinscherpuppy(杜宾犬)inhisarm

s,he____185____ustosavehislife.Thetwo-month-oldpuppyhadbeenhitbyacar.ThedoctorandIranbackintothe____186____

room.Thedoctorworked____187____forwhatseemedlikehoursstitching(缝合)himbacktogetheragain.Thatwastheeasypart.Thepuppyhad____188____manybones,incl

udinghisbackbone.Evenifhe____189____thenextfewdays,wewerequitesurehewouldneverwalkagain.Thatdayforever

_____190_____mylife.Thedoctorguidedme,andIbecamehis_____191_____inallthingsmedical.OneofmyfirstjobswastogivethatDobermanpuppydailyp

hysicaltreatment.Iremembermovinghis_____192_____legstotrytokeephismusclesfromweakening.Weekswentbyuntiloneday,I

feltthislittle_____193_____pushbackeversoslightly.Andhecontinuedtopushbacktillhecouldfinallyusehislegs.Fast-forwardaboutayear,Iwal

kedintotheclinic’scrowdedwaitingroomandcalledthenameofthenextclient._____194_____,ahugeDobermanstandingquietlyontheoppositesideofthero

ombrokeawayfromitsownerandrushedtowardme.Ifoundmyself_____195_____againstthewallwiththishugedog_____196_____onhisbacklegs,hisfrontpawsonmysho

ulders,washingmyfacewithcountlessandjoyfulkisses!Iamstillinamazementattheshowofloveand_____197_____thedoghadformethatdayallth

oseyearsago.Iwentontobeapetdoctorforthefollowingyearsuntil_____198_____.Inallthetimethathas_____199_____andalltheexperiencesIhavehad,I’ve_____200

_____metadogwhodidn’tknowithadbeenrescuedinonewayoranother.181．A．solutionB．transitionC．positionD．function1

82．A．pressureB．painC．shockD．anxiety183．A．whileB．whenC．whereD．what184．A．injuredB．damagedC．frightenedD．hunted185．A．admiredB．appliedC．ap

preciatedD．begged186．A．waitingB．operatingC．meetingD．dressing187．A．fearlesslyB．aimlesslyC．effortlesslyD．tirelessly188．A．removedB．brokenC．rec

overedD．cured189．A．challengedB．survivedC．struggledD．suffered190．A．changedB．inspiredC．alarmedD．ruined19

1．A．assistantB．advisorC．audienceD．applicant192．A．strongB．unusualC．tinyD．long193．A．partnerB．cheaterC．loserD．fighter

194．A．SuddenlyB．SlowlyC．FinallyD．Gradually195．A．limitedB．conqueredC．pressedD．approached196．A．sittingB．lyingC．

standingD．jumping197．A．gratitudeB．beautyC．talentD．charm198．A．graduationB．performanceC．conferenceD．retirement199．A．keptB．

greetedC．passedD．killed200．A．alwaysB．oftenC．everD．never