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二、补全短文
1. 题型分析
补全短文大多为六选五、五选五或五选四。短文结构清晰，大多为说明文或记叙文。命题侧重考查上下文逻辑关系，如转折、因果、并列等。
2. 技巧点拨
①通读全文，把握文章大意和段落结构；
②关注空格前后句的连接词，如but、so、and等，判断逻辑关系；
③注意上下文话题一致，代词指代、时态、语态需保持统一；
④代入选项通读，检查语句是否通顺、逻辑是否合理。
3. 跟踪训练
Many people wonder about the future—will we ever achieve（实现）things like living on the moon, time travel, building underwater cities, or stop using animals for experiments（实验）? 1
Will people ever live on the moon?
Anouk, Amsterdam
The biggest problem is that people need oxygen（氧气）, but there is very little on the
moon. 2 It's unlikely that anyone will live there in the next 100 years, and even then, the number will probably be small.
Will we be able to travel through time?
Steve, Cambridge
People have always been interested in time travel, but that doesn't mean it'll ever be possible. I'd love to visit the past or future, but I'm sure it won't happen. 3
Will there ever be cities under the sea?
Anthea, Berlin
In fact, people are working on this, but it's very difficult. For example, there's little sunlight at 100 metres underwater, and high pressure（压力）makes building underwater cities challenging. Personally, I am afraid of the sea and darkness. 4
Will scientists stop using animals for experiments?
Filippo, Bologna
5 People don't like using animals, but testing on humans is dangerous. If someone became seriously ill or died, it would be a huge problem. Still, many scientists predict humans will replace（代替）animals in experiments over the next 10 to 20 years. Let's hope they're right—for the animals' sake（缘由）and for mine.
A. I hope so.
B. So my answer is no—no chance!
C. What's more, there's no animal or plant life for food.
D. And I don't want to live there without sunlight!
E. In this week's magazine, some scientists all over the world answer the questions.
F. All of these dreams will come true very soon.
1.
4.
1. 题型分析
补全短文大多为六选五、五选五或五选四。短文结构清晰，大多为说明文或记叙文。命题侧重考查上下文逻辑关系，如转折、因果、并列等。
2. 技巧点拨
①通读全文，把握文章大意和段落结构；
②关注空格前后句的连接词，如but、so、and等，判断逻辑关系；
③注意上下文话题一致，代词指代、时态、语态需保持统一；
④代入选项通读，检查语句是否通顺、逻辑是否合理。
3. 跟踪训练
Many people wonder about the future—will we ever achieve（实现）things like living on the moon, time travel, building underwater cities, or stop using animals for experiments（实验）? 1
Will people ever live on the moon?
Anouk, Amsterdam
The biggest problem is that people need oxygen（氧气）, but there is very little on the
moon. 2 It's unlikely that anyone will live there in the next 100 years, and even then, the number will probably be small.
Will we be able to travel through time?
Steve, Cambridge
People have always been interested in time travel, but that doesn't mean it'll ever be possible. I'd love to visit the past or future, but I'm sure it won't happen. 3
Will there ever be cities under the sea?
Anthea, Berlin
In fact, people are working on this, but it's very difficult. For example, there's little sunlight at 100 metres underwater, and high pressure（压力）makes building underwater cities challenging. Personally, I am afraid of the sea and darkness. 4
Will scientists stop using animals for experiments?
Filippo, Bologna
5 People don't like using animals, but testing on humans is dangerous. If someone became seriously ill or died, it would be a huge problem. Still, many scientists predict humans will replace（代替）animals in experiments over the next 10 to 20 years. Let's hope they're right—for the animals' sake（缘由）and for mine.
A. I hope so.
B. So my answer is no—no chance!
C. What's more, there's no animal or plant life for food.
D. And I don't want to live there without sunlight!
E. In this week's magazine, some scientists all over the world answer the questions.
F. All of these dreams will come true very soon.
1.
E
2. C
3. B
4.
D
5. A
答案
二、【文章大意】本文讨论了未来科技发展的可能性。
1.E 2.C 3.B 4.D 5.A
1.E 2.C 3.B 4.D 5.A
