2025年全国Ⅰ卷高考英语完形填空真题回顾： One August afternoon I sat in my kitchen, staring at the glass vase that hadn't been used since my wedding. My husband and I had sold our house and were 41 it out, filling up boxes for the apartment we were moving to. We’d packed what we could and rented a place to 42 supposedly important objects. That left a house still 43 with things we’d collected over 23 years. Most of them didn’t belong in a landfill, yet weren’t 44 enough to donate to a charity shop. So I decided to sell them online. I started with the vase. I posted its photo and a short description online, and soon a buyer asked for 45 photos. I sent them immediately, but there was no reply. 46 move day drew near, I reposted the vase with a new line: “I hate this vase. Maybe you won’t.” That casual 47 worked. A woman texted, saying she wanted it. When she came, she held the vase carefully and smiled. “This matches my dining room perfectly,” she said. I felt a warm glow of satisfaction. 48 by the success, I posted more items daily. My daily posts led to frequent 49 from buyers, who raced into my house to pick up their purchases. Each exchange offered a chance to 50 the landfill and to please another person I might not otherwise have 51 . One old lamp went to a college student, a worn blanket to a single mom, and a set of cookware to a newly married couple. As I watched these objects leave my house, I realized something important. These things weren’t just things. They had been part of our daily life, but now they were 52 new homes where they’d be cherished again. Selling them wasn’t just about clearing space. It was about sharing moments and memories, which made the tedious packing process feel meaningful. I sit in my apartment today, surrounded by only what we truly need. I feel light and happy, knowing that somewhere, someone is 53 something that couldn’t come with us. It turns out that letting go can be a kind of 54 , and sharing our unwanted items can add 55 to both the space and our hearts. 41. A. painting over B. looking around C. emptying out D. pulling down 42. A. display B. store C. sell D. repair 43. A. covered B. decorated C. stuffed D. equipped 44. A. conventional B. valuable C. complicated D. tolerable 45. A. fees B. receipts C. models D. additional 46. A. As B. If C. Though D. Unless 47. A. warning B. request C. description D. promise 48. A. Confused B. Interested C. Disappointed D. Encouraged 49. A. reports B. visits C. advice D. money 50. A. remove B. find C. spare D. check 51. A. investigated B. recognized C. recommended D. encountered 52. A. seeking B. entering C. building D. designing 53. A. caring B. partaking C. caring D. appreciating 54. A. gain B. loss C. change D. challenge 55. A. burden B. warmth C. pressure D. curiosity 真题分析： 一、 体裁：记叙文，以第一人称视角叙事，主题语境聚焦人与社会的人际关系与社区互动，讲述作者夫妇搬家清理旧物并网上转让的经历，最终领悟到旧物分享的情感价值。 二、考点：该题型共15道小题， ... ...
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