一、 根据句意或用所给单词的适当形式填空 ⓘ 建议用时:6 min ⓥ 正确率： /7
1. To pass down traditional Chinese medicine, she has made up her mind (study) it in college.
2. The ending of the film was deeply and all the audience felt completely .(satisfy)
3. (compare) with ordinary books, science fiction brings teenagers more imaginative fun.
4. Teachers expect high standards their students and expect (see) their progress.

1. to study 2. satisfying; satisfied
知识拓展
satisfy→satisfied adj.感到满意的(修饰人)
be satisfied with ... 对……满意
satisfy→satisfying adj.令人满意的(修饰事物)
satisfy→satisfactory adj.令人满意的;合格的(更正式)
satisfy→satisfaction n.满意;满足;欣慰
3. Compared 4. of/from; to see

1. 高频考点 —You don't know what great difficulty I had to get the two tickets.
—But the music is really worth twice.

A.managing; being listened to
B.managing; listening to
C.to manage; being listened to
D.to manage; listening to

1. B

2. 重点语法 —I didn't enjoy myself at the party. I just felt .
—Well, maybe there were too many people at the party.

A.left out
B.to leave out
C.leaving out
D.be left out

2. A

3. 易错考点 —Is the girl often seen fruit at the school gate?
—Yes. But yesterday she was seen empty bottles when I entered the classroom.

A.sell; picking
B.to sell; picking
C.to sell; to pick
D.selling; picking

3. B

三、 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式
（原创）Jane Goodall, the world-renowned British primatologist(灵长类动物学家), has left
1. impact on modern science and global wildlife protection. In 1960, at the age of 26, she stepped into the remote, dense forests of Tanzania’s Gombe Stream National Park, where she devoted herself to 2. (research) wild chimpanzees(黑猩猩) that had barely been systematically studied by humans before. 3. researchers who conducted lab-based studies, Jane chose a completely different research method. With great 4. (patient), she lived among the chimps, watching their daily lives as a close neighbor rather than a distant observer. From this close and long-time observation, she 5. (dig) out countless details of their behaviors. The most important finding was that chimpanzees could make tools 6. (hunt) for food. This breakthrough broke people’s long-held belief 7. only humans could make tools. Besides this, she also uncovered the 8. (hide) social rules that governed their close-knit communities. It was a pity 9. (see) that her revolutionary findings were once dismissed(驳回) by some scientists. However, her persistence won global recognition in the end. Her lifelong work pushed 10. (social) to rethink humanity’s relationship with nature, inspiring countless people to join wildlife protection efforts across the globe.

【语篇解读】本文是人物传记类说明文，介绍了世界知名灵长类动物学家简·古道尔深入野外研究黑猩猩的历程与突破性科研成果，讲述了其研究对动物学发展的推动，以及对全球野生动物保护、人与自然关系认知的深远影响。
1. an 2. researching 3. Unlike 4. patience 5. dug
6. to hunt 7. that 8. hidden 9. to see 10. society