（一）《半条命》wiki：隔离区（节选）In Half-Life: Alyx(《半条命：爱莉克斯》),
the train (1)_______(stop) just outside the Quarantine Zone(隔离区) due to the Combine(联合军) shutting down the area, forcing Alyx Vance to make her way on foot and fight through the various forms of Xen wildlife that (2)____(overtake) the buildings. Along the way she encounters a brain-damaged Vortigaunt(伏地岗人), who (3)____(cryptical) warns her that her father is fated to die and that she will not be able to prevent it on her own. He also informs her that the Combine have many of his kind trapped and (4)_______ she needs to rescue them and that she will need to follow “the Northern Star"(北极星).Alyx continues through the Quarantine Zone, where she acquires a flashlight and fights off various headcrabs(猎头蟹) hiding in the dark (5)________(tunnel). After fighting off some Combine soldiers she arrives at the junction(岔路口) where she can intercept her father's train, (6)_______ discovers the controls are broken. She then uses a nearby switch to stop the train (7)__________ leading it to a dead-end, (8)_______(derail) it. Inside she finds her father, who she nearly loses when he falls into a pit, only to be rescued by the Vortigaunt from earlier. He explains that he and Russell discovered images of a building containing what appears to be a Combine superweapon, contained in (9)_______ massive ship called "The Vault"(金库) floating above the Quarantine Zone. He sends Alyx to disable the Vault while the Vortigaunt reminds her to follow "the Northern Star" and escorts Eli back to (10)_______(safe).
（二）《反恐精英Online》wiki：大灾变第一季第二章：黑暗之门[求生]（节选）
Finally, the (1)____(end) attacks from the zombies(僵尸) (2)_______ the center of the city have stopped and the surviving soldiers have escaped from the place. They have tried to communicate with the outside world at a safer place and ends up (3)_______(remind) them that they were completely (4)____(isolate).They started searching around to figure out the reason of the isolation and (5)_______ searching, they sensed someone's (6)_______(present) from the nearby deserted building and they found two people who are wearing protective clothing. When the soldiers called for them, they look (7)____(embarrass) and ran away with their equipment. The Soldiers followed their back and entered a nearby building which is under construction (8)_______ only found some destroyed equipment.When they took the remaining equipment, they heard horrible shriek of the zombies. Realizing that (9)__________ zombies were near to them, they built a protective wall by using materials from the construction site (10)__________(prepare) for the battle...(三）The ants tackled the maze challenge in three combinations: a single ant, a small group of about seven ants and a large group of about 80. Humans handled（1） task in three parallel combinations: a single person, a small group of six（2） nine individuals and a large group of 26. To make the comparison (3) meaningful as possible, groups of humans were in some cases (4) (instruct) to avoid communicating through speaking or gestures, even wearing (5) (surgery) masks and sunglasses to conceal their mouths and eyes. In addition, human participants (6) (tell)to hold the load only by the handles that simulated the way in (7) it is held by ants. The handles contained meters that measured the pulling force (8) (apply) by each person throughout the attempt. The researchers repeated the experiment numerous times for each combination, then(9) (meticulousness) analyzed the videos and all the advanced tracking data while using computer(10) (simulate) and various physics models.（四）Unsurprisingly, the cognitive abilities of humans gave them an edge in the individual challenge, in which they resorted to calculated, easily(1) (outperform) the ants. In the group challenge,(2) , the picture was completely different, especially for the larger groups. Not only did groups of ants perform(3) than individual ants, but in some cases they did better than humans. Groups of ants acted together in a calculated and(4) (strategy) manner, exhibiting collective memory that helped them persist in a particular direction of motion and avoid repeated mistakes. Humans, on(5) contrary, failed to significantly improve their performance when acting in groups. When communication between group members was restricted to(6) (resemblance) that of ants, their performance even dropped compared to that of individuals. They tended to opt (7) “greedy” solutions – (8) seemed attractive in the short term but were not beneficial in the long term – and, (9) (accord) to the researchers, (10) (opt) for the lowest common denominator.（格式未适配，见谅）