名校模拟练03 完形填空-记叙文 专练(学生版)(全国通用)

名校模拟练03完形填空-记叙文
（2022·全国·模拟预测）Although our meetings were few, I could____1____my mother-in-law was pure gold. I loved her____2____I saw her. She suffered from cancer for years and we knew her____3____was short.
During one visit, as we left her hotel room, I____4____back to see her staring after us. Her____5____look brought tears to my eyes. I knew what she thought, "Will this be the____6____time?" I stopped, walked to her and hugged her____7____. I whispered. "Mom, come back for the____8____."
The day of the wedding was joyous. Georgia and I____9____face-to-face as we said our vows（誓言）. There was a____10____in my voice, After we were____11____man and wife, I hugged my new bride,____12____her arm and walked her down the aisle（过道）. My mother-in-law said later, "I could hear it in your shaking voice. I know you____13____every word you said."
The afternoon, we danced, hugged, and expected words of____14____. At one point, I found my mother-in-law____15____. I crouched（蹲下）beside her chair and said. "Mom, I'm so____16____you're here."
She said, "Michael, I'm very happy. All I____17____was to see Georgia settled. Today I saw it____18____." Within a year, she____19____and lives forever in our hearts.
Mothers are the strength behind great families. I've been____20____with some great ones. 1．A．hear B．hope C．see D．expect 2．A．nearly B．instantly C．secretly D．finally 3．A．time B．chance C．height D．hair 4．A．got B．went C．called D．glanced 5．A．sorrowful B．careful C．meaningful D．different 6．A．only B．last C．best D．first 7．A．firmly B．loosely C．casually D．hardly 8．A．party B．dinner C．wedding D．holiday 9．A．walked B．sat C．lay D．stood 10．A．hesitation B．pleasure C．tremble D．pause 11．A．introduced B．announced C．suggested D．remembered
12．A．abandoned B．handled C．watched D．took 13．A．meant B．forgot C．realized D．changed 14．A．satisfaction B．congratulation C．admiration D．instruction 15．A．fit B．asleep C．gone D．alone 16．A．active B．worried C．glad D．generous 17．A．wanted B．experienced C．required D．commanded 18．A．complete B．happen C．adopt D．develop 19．A．passed on B．passed down C．passed away D．passed by 20．A．disappointed B．satisfied C．acquainted D．blessed （2022·浙江·模拟预测）Twenty years ago, I drove a taxi. One time, I was called at midnight to ___21___someone up. When I arrived, the building was completely dark except for one light in a window.
I walked to the door and __22__. After a long wait, the door opened. A small woman in her 80s stood before me. By her side was a small suitcase.
"Would you carry my ____23____ out to the car?" she said. I took it and gave her my arm. We walked __24__to the street. She thanked me for my ____25____ constantly. "It's nothing," I told her. "I try to __26__ my passengers how I want my mother treated."
When we got into the taxi, she gave me an address. Then she asked me to drive her ____27____ the downtown. "It’s not the shortest way," I answered. "I'm in no hurry and I'm on my way to a ___28___." she said, her eyes shinning with tears.
" I don't have any family left,"she continued."The doctor says I don't have very long."
I quietly ___29___ the meter (记表器)."What road do you want me to take? " I asked. For hours, we drove through the city. She showed me the neighborhood where she and her husband had lived. Sometimes she asked me to just ___30___down while she sat staring into the darkness, saying nothing.
As the ___31___ was coming up, she suddenly said, "I'm tired. Let's go now." We drove in silence to the hospice(临终安养院), and later we arrived. When we ___32___up，two nurses were waiting for us. They helped her into a wheelchair.
"How much do I owe you?" she asked me, reaching for her____33____.
"Nothing,"I said. Without thinking, I leaned down (俯下身来) and gave her a hug. She also hugged me ___34___.
"You gave an old woman a little ____35____of joy," she said. "Thank you."
I squeezed her hand (紧紧地握着她的手) and then walked back to my ___36___. For the rest of that day, I could ___37___ talk. I believe I have never done anything more ___38___ in my life. We usually think that our lives are ___39___ by great moments. But I now realize that great moments catch us by surprise, because they often seem quite ___40___. It is a taxi ride I’ll never forget.
21．A．set B．gives C．pick D．find 22．A．beat B．knocked C．rest D．hit 23．A．suitcase B．bag C．pack D．package 24．A．slowly B．quickly C．hurriedly D．excitedly 25．A．generosity B．personality C．kindness D．responsibility 26．A．consider B．treat C．convince D．cure 27．A．across B．along C．through D．up 28．A．hospital B．home C．station D．hospice 29．A．turn on B．turn up C．turn over D．turn off 30．A．break B．slow C．pace D．look 31．A．sun B．moon C．star D．light 32．A．take B．bring C．pull D．make 33．A．clothes B．pocket C．purse D．phone 34．A．tightly B．suddenly C．extremely D．actually 35．A．occasion B．while C．moment D．time 36．A．house B．taxi C．direction D．work 37．A．freely B．hardly C．fluently D．frequently 38．A．worthless B．valueless C．meaningful D．precious 39．A．defined B．viewed C．attracted D．limited 40．A．big B．small C．little D．huge （2022·河南·二模）A woman professor was giving a lesson to her students on stress management. As she ____21____ a glass of water, everyone in the class ____22____ they would be asked the “half-empty or half-full” question. ____23____, that was not the case. With a smile on her face, she asked the students, “How much do you think this glass of water weighs?”
Answers called out ____24____ from eight to twenty ounces(盎司).
She quieted the students down and then responded, “The absolute weight doesn’t
____25____. But it counts how long you hold it. If I hold it for a minute, it is OK. If I hold it for an hour, I will have an ache in my ____26____. If I hold it for a day, my arm will feel numb. In each case, the ____27____ of the glass of water doesn’t change, but the ____28____ I hold it, the heavier it becomes. Why?”
Lost in ____29____, all the students kept silent and listened to the professor carefully. “Our stresses and ______30______ in life are like that glass of water. If we ______31______ our burdens all the time, sooner or later, we will feel exhausted, even unable to ______32______.”
______33______ you have to do is put all your burdens down, as ______34______ in the evening as possible. Don’t carry them through the evening into the night; by doing this, we can get ______35______ next morning and are ______36______ to move forward.
More often than not, life gets terrible when we ______37______ too much. And the moment you ______38______ your burdens, you’ll find yourself feeling so much more relaxed.
So rather than being upset and feeling ______39______ for yourself, start doing something about it. After all, life is too short to ______40______ yourself to anything that is not making you happy.
21．A．raised B．indicated C．pulled D．stressed 22．A．wondered B．agreed C．expected D．argued 23．A．Meanwhile B．However C．Anyhow D．Therefore 24．A．read B．ranged C．replied D．seized 25．A．fade B．exist C．increase D．matter 26．A．stomach B．toe C．fingernail D．arm 27．A．shape B．weight C．position D．size 28．A．longer B．deeper C．fewer D．further 29．A．thought B．fantasies C．dreams D．discussion 30．A．doubts B．joys C．surprises D．worries 31．A．cover B．hide C．carry D．show 32．A．pick up B．carry on C．work out D．take in 33．A．Anything B．Nothing C．All D．Something 34．A．early B．eagerly C．quickly D．naturally 35．A．depressed B．entertained C．refreshed D．amazed
36．A．able B．anxious C．passive D．thankful 37．A．rest B．fear C．get D．think 38．A．put up with B．catch up with C．look down on D．let go of 39．A．greedy B．confused C．sorry D．happy 40．A．treat B．abandon C．drive D．help （2022·全国·模拟预测）The only thing I ever stole in my life was a book. I was six years old and it was the most beautiful thing I'd ever seen, bound in wonderful red Moroccan leather. No one would read it in a million years — it was about the abolition (废除) of slavery — but it was____41____because I learned to read with it.
I was born in South Africa and____42____in an orphanage (孤儿院). The first thing I ever remember is being hit. A temporary teacher called Miss Bornstein was the first person to take a(n)____43____in me. I trusted her and I asked her to help me read that____44____book. She must have thought there was____45____in this little kid, for she agreed. From then on, she sent me a book a month and it____46____my life. Through books, I could escape the orphanage, in my head____47____, and go anywhere a story took me.
Reading____48____me and I finished up winning a____49____to an expensive boarding school._____50_____reading, I'd have become a railway repairman or a drunk. I used to invent stories and serialize (连载) them for the bullies, in exchange for not being_____51_____.
The very first book I totally_____52_____was Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens, which I read when I was about nine years old. Like me, he was alone, poor and led an_____53_____life. So here was this excellent story about someone in a hopeless situation, yet things_____54_____well. It gave me_____55_____.
Probably the most_____56_____book I've read is The Pearl by John Steinbeck. It's very short—and I've read thousands of books since — but it was the first time I_____57_____saw how beautiful words could be, and how astonishing a story could be.
It has a great_____58_____about a young Mexican couple who discover an incredible pearl. Greed is a theme, but_____59_____, it's one of those stories that tells you everything about life. If you want to know the truth, there is one place you can go—_____60_____. 41．A．boring B．magic C．difficult D．popular 42．A．observed B．locked C．raised D．discovered 43．A．interest B．pleasure C．pride D．delight
44．A．missing B．abandoned C．deserted D．stolen 45．A．nothing B．anything C．something D．everything 46．A．saved B．disturbed C．wasted D．recorded 47．A．at most B．in brief C．in contrast D．at least 48．A．ruined B．inspired C．adopted D．acknowledged 49．A．membership B．championship C．scholarship D．friendship 50．A．With B．Without C．Beyond D．Upon 51．A．beaten B．hunted C．cured D．loved 52．A．referred to B．identified with C．put aside D．gave up 53．A．amusing B．innocent C．unhappy D．awkward 54．A．broke out B．ruled out C．put out D．turned out 55．A．faith B．hope C．frustration D．life 56．A．beautiful B．awful C．annoying D．unusual 57．A．actually B．consequently C．gradually D．occasionally 58．A．history B．fantasy C．dream D．plot 59．A．by the way B．on the contrary C．in a way D．by no means 60．A．homes B．churches C．schools D．books
as one man has proved by turning his hobby into a dream ____1____.
Former waiter, Bartek, who lives in London, started cooking as a way to ____2____ the time during lockdown but the hobby has ended up ____3____ changing his life. The 25-year-old shared videos of his food on TikTok under the username @ letscook and went viral, ____4____ 580,000 followers. His videos have proved so popular that he has ____5____ to quit his job to start cooking full-time.
It all ____6____ in April 2020, when Bartek made a cheesecake at home during lockdown. His younger sister Tosia, 16, thought the sweet treat looked so impressive that he should ____7____ it on TikTok. Although he was ____8____ in cooking his own simple food, and had previously worked as a ____9____ at Gourmet Burger Kitchen, Bartek had no experience with _____10_____ cooking meals in front of a camera.
The TikTok star, who is originally from Poland, _____11_____ to give the video-sharing app a _____12_____ and his second post-creamy garlic chicken-went viral, reaching 500,000 people overnight. Finding it fun to experiment and bring forth new ideas for classic dishes, he _____13_____ posting videos, filming the process on his phone and _____14_____ the videos himself.
His audience has continued to grow ever since and he _____15_____ his success to his mum, Mariola, who would _____16_____ traditional Polish recipes for his family.
The new cook has become so _____17_____ that he was able to quit his former job in August 2021 and has now _____18_____ his own recipe book called Let’s Cook. He said: “I’ve always been in the _____19_____ with my mum so she taught me a lot, but I only _____20_____ got into cooking because of lockdown. And now I am doing my dream job.”
1．A．job B．journey C．state D．food
2．A．tell B．waste C．take D．pass 3．A．hardly B．completely C．partly D．frequently 4．A．expecting B．producing C．obtaining D．offering 5．A．managed B．refused C．failed D．hated 6．A．finished B．stopped C．started D．interrupted 7．A．add B．place C．focus D．post 8．A．dressed B．interested C．involved D．caught 9．A．host B．monitor C．waiter D．star 10．A．showing B．practising C．explaining D．selling 11．A．asked . B．responded C．pretended D．decided 12．A．hand B．try C．ride D．reason
13．A．avoided B．quit C．continued D．allowed 14．A．editing B．downloading C．copying D．buying 15．A．devotes B．donates C．leads D．owes 16．A．hide B．collect C．steal D．absorb 17．A．polite B．sensitive C．successful D．curious 18．A．published B．bought C．borrowed D．lent 19．A．book B．video C．restaurant D．kitchen 20．A．suddenly B．really C．carefully D．cautiously （2022·陕西·西北工业大学附属中学模拟预测）We are at that time of year when students are crazily selecting courses for their upcoming year of university. I love getting to talk with first-year students about what courses they want to take and what they hope to do with their ___41___.
Best of all, I love the students that come in well-prepared and ___42___ about all of the courses ---- those students who say, “I can’t choose, there are so many that sound interesting.” On the other hand, there are the few students that have not yet found their ___43___ and some that just don’t seem to want to be here at all. When I ask, “What courses are you most excited about taking?” and the ___44___ is, “Whatever course is the easiest.” I think, “Wow, you are to ___45___ a lot of lessons in the subject of life.”
I learned those lessons when I was going into my second year of university. A friend of mine, Jeff, was a year behind because he had been diagnosed with cancer and had been ___46___ intensive chemotherapy during what should have been his first year. I spent many days up on the cancer ___47___ visiting Jeff.
During my second year, Jeff was able to ___48___ his first year courses and on the days when he was ___49___ to it, he would rally (聚集,重整) all of his energy and go to class. Jeff was told that his diagnosis was ___50___ and that there was nothing more that they could do for him. Jeff knew that these were the last weeks of his life and his ___51___ list was not to go sky-diving and visit exotic lands; all he wanted to do was be a(n) ___52___ 20-year-old and go to his first classes at university.
Jeff would have known that he was never going to ___53___ and yet he was able to see the ___54___ and gift that education was and spent his last few weeks learning. ___55___ Jeff was learning about Chemistry, Physics, and Calculus, he was also teaching me an important life-long lesson ---Go To Class!
It doesn't seem ___56___, but really he taught me the importance of taking full advantage of the ___57___ things in life. The best things in life are not those rare moments that are ___58___, but those everyday moments, the routine that we create, the regular ways that we ___59___ our time and build our life. If we can find inspiration in the everyday, we will be ___60___ and engaged in ways that will always lead to success and happiness.
41．A．grades B．subjects C．degree D．future 42．A．enthusiastic B．organized C．committed D．engaged 43．A．energy B．passion C．philosophy D．entry 44．A．situation B．harvest C．response D．presence 45．A．agree with B．meet with C．go with D．play with 46．A．going about B．going by C．going for D．going through 47．A．operation B．survival C．ward D．hospital 48．A．fall for B．register for C．call for D．seek for 49．A．pleased B．alive C．content D．equal 50．A．terminal B．critical C．accidental D．fatal 51．A．bottle B．bucket C．box D．container 52．A．happy B．diligent C．regular D．honest 53．A．survive B．graduate C．succeed D．progress 54．A．value B．promise C．exception D．institute 55．A．Since B．Unless C．After D．While 56．A．appealing B．impressive C．promising D．infectious 57．A．flexible B．legal C．basic D．tricky 58．A．divided B．exceptional C．grand D．constant 59．A．occupy B．cost C．judge D．monitor 60．A．perfect B．sensible C．present D．content （2022·江西·南昌二中一模）Jerry, a restaurant manager, lived optimistically in his life. Besides, he was a(n) ____1____ motivator who had many followers. Whatever happened, he was willing to tell his employees to look on the positive side of the situation.
Curiosity ____2____ me to ask him about how he kept positive all the time. Jerry replied, “It is all about the ____3____ you should hold firmly. It’s your choice how you live life. You can choose to be happy or unhappy. Each time something bad happens, you can choose to be a ____4____ or learn from it. I ____5____ choose the positive side of life.”
One morning, Jerry left the back door of his restaurant open and was ____6____ at gunpoint by three armed robbers. His hand, ____7____ from nervousness, slipped off the combination while opening the ____8____. The robbers panicked and shot him. He was badly wounded, falling down on the floor. Thankfully, Jerry was found relatively quickly and ____9____ to the local hospital. After treatment, Jerry was finally _____10_____ from the hospital.
I visited Jerry after the accident. I _____11_____ to see his wounds, but did ask him what had _____12_____ his mind when lying on the floor. “Well, I have just two choices: to live or to die. And I chose to live.” Jerry replied.
“Weren’t you frightened? Did you lose _____13_____?” I asked. Jerry continued. “The
paramedics (护理人员) were great. They kept telling me I would be fine. But when they _____14_____ me into the emergency room, I got really _____15_____. Because in their eyes, I read. ‘He’s a dead man.’ I knew I needed to take action.”
“What did you do?” I asked.
“Well, there was a nurse _____16_____ questions at me,” said Jerry. “She asked if I was _____17_____ to any medicine.” “Yes,” I replied. The doctors and nurses stopped working as they waited for my reply. I took a deep breath and yelled, “Bullets!” _____18_____ their laughter, I told them, “I am choosing to live. Operate on me _____19_____ I am alive, not dead.”
Jerry survived eventually. As you can see, _____20_____ is everything!
11．A．ambitious B．natural C．aggressive D．inconsiderate 12．A．drove B．forced C．made D．urged 13．A．top regulation B．safety rule C．bottom line D．common law 14．A．doer B．winner C．stander-by D．victim 15．A．slightly B．rarely C．merely D．hardly 16．A．held up B．held back C．held on D．held down 17．A．waving B．shaking C．striking D．rising 18．A．study B．computer C．toolbox D．safe 19．A．went B．rushed C．removed D．appointed 20．A．released B．left C．recovered D．escaped 21．A．declined B．denied C．required D．favored 22．A．got through B．pulled through C．gone through D．come through 23．A．face B．temper C．patience D．consciousness 24．A．walked B．wheeled C．accompanied D．lifted 25．A．worried B．scared C．excited D．astonished 26．A．shouting B．asking C．whispering D．inquiring 27．A．sensitive B．attractive C．allergic D．sensible 28．A．Through B．On C．Over D．As 29．A．since B．as if C．while D．even if 30．A．remark B．altitude C．deed D．attitude （2022·宁夏·银川一中一模）A couple weeks ago, I tried to buy my teen a new bike. One local bike store told me their shipment was___10___; I could return weeks later. A sporting goods chain said they had nothing proper, and I should try calling every week to___12___their latest goods—and rush there if they ___13___to have it. Eventually I did___14___a bike.
The next thing I should buy is a___15___helmet—the helmet my son had was old and some big, so he___16___wore it. But that was still a___17___task. Given that most of teens I saw riding around were helmet-less, I guessed we were not___18___in the careless helmet use, and this thing
was___19___. But Jon’s story alarmed me. Jon is a common middle school student fond of riding. His life was changed by a bicycle-related____20____.
A week before that, his parents bought him a new____21____that he actually liked wearing____22____it had Bluetooth. Before then, he didn’t have the____23____of riding with a helmet just like other kids. Sadly, Jon had____24____his helmet at a friend’s home so he was riding without it when hit by a motorcycle. Jon was rushed to a hospital, with severe___25____injuries.
Statistics show over 240,000 teens were given____26____for bicycle-related injuries and suitable helmets can____27____the situation greatly. Jon’s parents are____28____up with the hospital to spread the importance of bike helmets. When asked if there’s any____29____she would share, Jon’s mom says, “No helmet, no riding, no____30____.” And I knew I should get one immediately.
11．A．banned B．destroyed C．rejected D．delayed 12．A．pack B．deliver C．check D．purchase 13．A．expected B．happened C．attempted D．continued 14．A．guarantee B．afford C．apply D．secure 15．A．fitted B．light C．comfortable D．modern 16．A．excitedly B．rarely C．frequently D．carefully 17．A．different B．pressing C．tough D．routine 18．A．active B．free C．prepared D．alone 19．A．put aside B．set apart C．turned over D．carried out 20．A．competition B．accident C．journey D．disturbance 21．A．helmet B．bike C．motor D．watch 22．A．before B．unless C．because D．though 23．A．plan B．demand C．habit D．experience 24．A．fixed B．exchanged C．deserted D．left
25．A．leg B．head C．arm D．back 26．A．biking trainingB．speed limits C．emergency treatment D．safety regulations 27．A．relieve B．assess C．explain D．review 28．A．breaking B．catching C．making D．teaming 29．A．story B．advice C．promise D．truth 30．A．exception B．surprise C．doubt D．stress
（2022·河南·三模）When Ariel Rojas rode her bike to Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge in Queens, New York, last November, she planned to go hiking and bird—watching. Bingo! A mile into her walk, she ____11____ a gorgeous female mute swan near the water’s edge. Rojas, 30, who had worked at the Wild Bird Rescue Center in Manhattan, knew that mute swans can be ____12____
But as she approached this one, it didn’t move. She was certain that the bird needed ____13____ attention. Rojas covered her jacket over the bird’s head to keep it c alm, ____14____ picked it up, and cradled it in her arms. And then a thought ____15____ her: What do I do now?
Her best ____16____ was the rescue center, but that was across the East River and clear on the other side of town. How was she going to ____17____ a 17—pound swan on her bike all that way? ____18____, some confused strangers driving by ____19____ her, her bike, and the swan a lift to a nearby subway station.
On the subway, no one seemed particularly ____20____ by the feathered passenger. Rojas called the rescue center en route, and Tristan, an animal—care manager, ____21____ her up at the subway station and drove bird, bike, and rescuer to the facility. There, staff members ____22____ that the swan might have lead poisoning, caused by ____23____ weights used on fishing lines.
The staff got the swan back up on her ___24____. She even made a ____25____ at the center—another injured swan. Sadly, even with all that TLC（tender loving care）, the swan got ____26____ with bacteria. Two months after Rojas came to her rescue, she ___27____.
It’s a（n）____28____ ending, but the real story is just how far some people are willing to go to ___29____ a swan in the big city—literally. In all, Rojas ____30____ two hours by foot, car, and subway. Says Tristan, “That’s the perfect summary of who she is.”
11．A．recognized B．spotted C．caught D．admired 12．A．friendly B．popular C．aggressive D．attractive 13．A．medical B．physical C．further D．slight 14．A．quickly B．casually C．desperately D．cautiously 15．A．challenged B．lightened C．struck D．inspired 16．A．advice B．deal C．dream D．bet 17．A．transport B．load C．control D．conduct 18．A．Unusually B．Suddenly C．Luckily D．Curiously 19．A．supplied B．offered C．demanded D．supported 20．A．frustrated B．bothered C．delighted D．fascinated 21．A．picked B．put C．brought D．pulled 22．A．guessed B．determined C．predicted D．imagined 23．A．sacrificing B．ignoring C．swallowing D．interrupting 24．A．head B．feet C．wing D．neck 25．A．stranger B．damage C．mistake D．boyfriend 26．A．crashed B．polluted C．infected D．poisoned 27．A．flew away B．took off C．grew up D．passed away 28．A．interesting B．disappointing C．threatening D．exciting 29．A．save B．cure C．hunt D．feed
30．A．explored B．walked C．drove D．traveled。