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高一英语专题必练完形填空(记叙文)(含答案)(15空 新高考专用)

高一英语专题必练完形填空(记叙文)(含答案)(15空 新高考专用)

高一英语专题必练完形填空(记叙文)养成良好的答题习惯,是决定高考英语成败的决定性因素之一。

做题前,要认真阅读题目要求、题干和选项,并对答案内容作出合理预测;答题时,切忌跟着感觉走,最好按照题目序号来做,不会的或存在疑问的,要做好标记,要善于发现,找到题目的题眼所在,规范答题,书写工整;答题完毕时,要认真检查,查漏补缺,纠正错误。

1.At twenty-three, I had no idea that a summer class I feared would change my life and help me achieve5.A.remembered B.reviewed C.recovered D.reserved6.A.page B.edge C.back D.cover7.A.relied on B.reflected on C.carried on D.insisted on8.A.access B.limit C.clue D.evidence9.A.ensured B.attempted C.confirmed D.protested10.A.carefully B.definitely C.fully D.independently11.A.explored B.revised C.preferred D.chose12.A.rejected B.unearthed C.received D.accepted13.A.upsetting B.unbelievable C.embarrassing D.alarming14.A.dreams B.legends C.beliefs D.memories15.A.worst B.least C.best D.most2.I have always been hard­working in school. And I enjoyed gaining new understanding about study. One way was making 16 .Math has always been my favorite subject. During each math class, while 17 , I waited for my opportunities to show myself, which were questions. When they came, I would 18 my hand. Answering them 19 made me feel I was great. The only problem was that I wanted to be 20 ——to be right every time.As it turned out, living up to this standard was 21 . In one class, I stood up confidently but gave a 22 answer. Even though I knew this was not my first mistake in life, something different had come at that moment. I thought that my classmates might think I was 23 . The beautiful castle that I had built up 24 after my mistake.In the following classes, I was in low spirits and became silent. Even if I may have known the answer, I was 25 to take the risk of damaging (破坏) my self-confidence any more. Noticing my 26 , my math teacher talked with me and learned my problem. She told me that mistakes are an important part of learning 27 they can point out our weaknesses and help us make progress. I should form the habit of 28 mistakes.From that experience, I realized that I was wrong in my 29 to mistakes. School is not a place to 30 but a place to learn. What I now know is that by holding fast to humility (谦虚) and learning to grow from my mistakes, I can truly learn in a way I could never in the past.16.A.mistakes B.rules C.friends D.promises17.A.teaching B.writing C.reviewing D.listening18.A.touch B.shake C.raise D.wave19.A.briefly B.finally C.carefully D.correctly20.A.perfect B.creative C.smart D.popular21.A.natural B.impossible C.unnecessary D.informal22.A.wrong B.short C.quick D.right23.A.stupid B.funny C.clever D.strange24.A.took in B.turned up C.set off D.fell down25.A.easy B.happy C.excited D.unwilling26.A.silence B.anger C.happiness D.shyness27.A.if B.so C.because D.before28.A.accepting B.making C.realizing D.repeating29.A.schedule B.dream C.hobby D.attitude30.A.get along B.show off C.play D.choose3.Our son, Tom, was different from others, because he was born with a serious brain disease. My wife and I often comforted him as he faced many 31 in his early years.It was 32 to see him regularly chosen last for baseball, but his most tough time came when he began high school. One afternoon, Tom returned home in 33 and shouted: “I’m never going to school again!” He was 34 with food that other kids had 35 him on the school bus on the way home. Tom later told us what had 36 . A few days earlier, Tom had 37 up for the school running team. That day, a few older students made fun of his performance on the track. I called the headmaster about the 38 and it never happened again.One day, as the other kids exercised in the gym, they 39 one lonely runner Tom, jogging around the snow-covered track. A few weeks later, Tom said to me, “Dad, I was ready for the worst.” He added that each month, each student 40 an “athlete of the month” and voted (投票) for the 41 . Tom’s name had never been 42 . But that day, one student said: “Sir, I would like to propose (提名) Tom for athlete of the month.” The coach looked 43 .“He works harder than any of us, Sir,” the student continued. “But we’ll have to have someone support the proposal,” the coach replied. Tears formed in Tom’s eyes as everyone in theclass put their hands up. We, also in tears, looked on as he 44 showed his certificate (证书).Whenever I feel hopeless, I think of this story. I 45 myself that challenges are not overcome by force, but by patience, determination, and faith.31.A.opportunities B.inspirations C.challenges D.changes32.A.hopeful B.heartbreaking C.convenient D.well-meaning33.A.relief B.tears C.shock D.failure34.A.filled B.provided C.attached D.covered35.A.thrown at B.pushed against C.broken down D.dropped out36.A.viewed B.supplied C.happened D.suffered37.A.stayed B.signed C.pulled D.cheered38.A.crime B.tension C.movement D.situation39.A.concerned B.watched C.noticed D.ignored40.A.invited B.agreed C.meant D.chose41.A.winner B.ruler C.advisor D.fighter42.A.accepted B.recognized C.attended D.listed43.A.surprised B.awkward C.disappointed D.satisfied44.A.frankly B.proudly C.equally D.seriously45.A.argued B.reflected C.reminded D.comforted4.On Dec.26, Gelinne was at home. Suddenly, his daughter cried “Look!” Gelinne looked up just in time to seea small 46 a few hundred yards away, losing 47 .As the plane disappeared behind the trees, Gelinne, a former 48 , realized it would land in the creek.49 , he ran down to the waterfront. The plane had slid to a stop on the broad, frozen creek, far from shore, sinking. The pilot was standing on the 50 . Gelinne knew from his previous training that even a few minutes in the 51 water could kill the pilot.Gelinne 52 the ice with his foot and decided not to take any chances walking on it. So he and his son, John, pulled two kayaks (皮划艇)out. “If it can float on the water, it can 53 on the ice,” Gelinne said.The kayaks’ paddles (桨)proved too weak, so the 54 tried using sticks to push the boats along. When Gelinne reached the plane, the pilot was standing on a tail wing, surrounded by open water. Gelinne pushedhis kayak off the ice and into the water, thinking, “What if he panics? What if I fall over?”With his son nearby, Gelinne focused on keeping the pilot 55 , joking, “Just 56 the kayak as if you were hugging your wife.” The pilot grabbed the kayak’s bow. Gelinne knew he had to get the pilot onto the shelf of 57 ice. But each time Gelinne tried, the kayak 58 the ice. He needed help.Soon a police officer arrived and radioed for help. A boat appeared and 59 the pilot, Steve 71, and rushed him to safety, who would be treated for minor injuries.The boat had arrived just in time, Gelinne recalled. “I’m 60 years old,” he says. “There was no way I could get him to shore.” Still, he was 60 .46.A.spaceship B.balloon C.aircraft D.parachute47.A.speed B.height C.direction D.balance48.A.pilot B.sailor C.astronaut D.bodyguard49.A.Without difficulty B.With patience C.Without hesitation D.With courage50.A.nose B.wing C.engine D.tail51.A.icy B.deep C.cold D.rough52.A.touched B.kicked C.tested D.stroked53.A.float B.fleet C.ride D.slide54.A.couple B.pair C.pilots D.sailors55.A.still B.quiet C.calm D.peaceful56.A.hang over B.hang on to C.hang out D.hang up57.A.drifting B.floating C.unbroken D.melting58.A.broke into B.broke through C.broke out D.broke down59.A.took up B.held up C.picked up D.saved up60.A.contented B.regretful C.upset D.excited5. Mrs. June P. Garrett was my seventh-grade English teacher. Back in 1968, she had a major 61 on my life.When I was in seventh grade, my father 62 me to play sports. Unfortunately, I did not have any of what might be called “ 63 talent.” But I wanted to make my father 64 , if not proud. So, I 65 the junior high school football team.In the meantime, I 66 a post on the junior high school newspaper. I even created a parody (拙劣的模仿) advice column called “Dear Gertrude.”Mrs. Garrett, also the advisor for the newspaper, 67 my unconventional (非常规的) writing. One day, while grading a homework assignment, she wrote this short but 68 note: “You will make a living as a writer someday.”From that point on, I 69 what I wanted to do with my life. In fact, in 8th grade, when it came time to write that “What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?” essay, I no longer wanted to be a doctor (which is what my four brothers all became). 70 . I wrote these words:Now my mind wanders to a 71 thought. To be a writer is my search.I got a B+ on that paper, and my path in life was 72 .Soon I 73 playing football in 8th grade and focused the rest of my school years on 74 !We all have talents. Fortunately, I had just the right teacher at just the right time to help me 75 mine.61.A.reflection B.judgement C.influence D.project62.A.warned B.guided C.expected D.allowed63.A.basic B.beneficial C.creative D.athletic64.A.confused B.special C.happy D.disappointed65.A.went back to B.signed up for C.insisted on D.prepared for 66.A.exchanged B.adapted C.refused D.landed67.A.shared B.encouraged C.recovered D.followed68.A.interesting B.flexible C.inspiring D.responsible69.A.considered B.knew C.wondered D.doubted70.A.Instead B.Besides C.Therefore D.Otherwise71.A.new B.secret C.foil D.small72.A.achieved B.cut C.separated D.set73.A.enjoyed B.stopped C.stressed D.kept74.A.writing B.acting C.searching D.exercising75.A.improve B.recognize C.change D.recommend6.Sudha Chandran, who was a classical dancer from India, had to have her right leg cut after a car accident.She was also cut off on her career (事业) road.Though the accident brought her bright career to a 76 , she didn’t give up. In the 77 months that followed, Sudha met a doctor who developed an artificial (人造的) 78 made from rubber filled with sponge (海绵). So strongly she wanted to go back to 79 after she had been fitted with an artificial leg. Sudha knew that she believed in herself and could 80 her dream, so she began her courageous journey back to the world of dancing 81 to balance, bend, stretch, walk, turn, twist and twirl.After every public recital (个人表演), she 82 ask her dad about her performance. “You still have a long way to go” was the answer she used to get 83 . In January 1984, Sudha made a historic 84 by giving a public recital in Bombay. She performed in such a great manner that it 85 everyone to tears and this 86 pushed her to the number one position again. That evening when she asked her dad the 87 question, he didn’t say anything. He just touched her feet as a praise.Sudha’s comeback was 88 moving that a film producer decided to make the story into a hit film.When someone asked Sudha how she had 89 to dance again, she said quite simply, “YOU DON’T NEED FEET TO DANCE.” 90 is impossible in this world. If you have the will to win, you can achieve anything.76.A.success B.height C.stop D.point77.A.painful B.unforgettable C.busy D.free78.A.gift B.flower C.leg D.box79.A.home B.dancing C.school D.walking80.A.stop B.leave C.forget D.realize81.A.starting B.remembering C.learning D.wanting82.A.could B.would C.should D.might83.A.in surprise B.in return C.in turn D.in anger84.A.comeback B.change C.movement D.promise85.A.forced B.made C.let D.moved86.A.performance B.story C.decision D.accident87.A.strange B.new C.normal D.same88.A.such B.this C.so D.very89.A.tried B.managed C.thought D.imagined90.A.Everything B.Anything C.Something D.Nothing7.My mother worked as a housekeeper, and she often brought many leftover things home, including used 91 as well as many other things.One December day, an old-model toy car 92 among a load of other things. It was as long as my forearm and took both hands to lift. I immediately began 93 it and polishing (抛光) it to a bright candy-apple red. It was a thing of 94 , and I glowed (容光焕发) as much as it did from the pride of 95 .Our relatives from France came to visit that Christmas, and my young French cousin 96 that wonderful, shiny red automobile. He’d been 97 so far in life, suffering several illnesses as a child and 98 himself badly earlier in the year when his bicycle hit a plate-glass window.By now, everyone 99 how I felt about the car, so nobody dared suggest that I give it to him. But, deep down, I knew it was the 100 thing to do. So when they 101 , my red car went with him. Though I was sad to see it go, my heart 102 when I saw the pleasant smile on his face as he tightly held it.I still 103 that car and miss it to this day. But with that beloved 104 Christmas gift, I bonded with my cousin for life.Giving that gift 105 showed me that it is better to give than to receive. It was the first gift that I gave that keeps me giving.91.A.candies B.toys C.clothes D.books92.A.arrived B.returned C.hid D.parked93.A.driving B.packing C.cleaning D.studying94.A.memory B.magic C.interest D.beauty95.A.ownership B.membership C.companionship D.leadership96.A.took pride in B.got hold of C.kept an eye on D.fell in love with 97.A.indecisive B.independent C.unfriendly D.unlucky98.A.treating B.hurting C.finding D.controlling99.A.agreed B.reflected C.wondered D.knew100.A.final B.true C.right D.easy101.A.left B.visited C.waited D.searched102.A.raced B.sang C.opened D.broke103.A.play with B.look for C.think about D.run into104.A.repaid B.preserved C.recycled D.improved105.A.out B.away C.back D.off8.When I was 14, I invited some friends for a party at our home out in the country. I planned it well, but something 106 happened. When it was time for us to ride the bus, Nora, one of my friends, didn’t 107 .I felt 108 . Why would she tell me she’d come to the party and then 109 without letting me know? So, I decided to call Nora and get some 110 . I needed no apologies but I demanded to know why.Nora 111 she had to stay away from school because she was sick. Anger still seized me and I 112 to listen, “What kind of friend are you?” Nora began crying on the phone, hurt and surprised. For the rest of the school year, we 113 hung around again, and I forgot about my 114 call with Nora. 115 had happened between us at some point, but I shrugged (耸肩) it off.Years later, I began to reflect on that ugly phone conversation. I 116 it. I recognized how 117 , and self-centered I’d been, caring only about myself. I wanted to make things 118 . I wrote an apology letter to Nora and soon got her 119 . So finally, we did bring a sad moment from the past to a 120 conclusion, healing both of us.106.A.unexpected B.unproven C.unfair D.unsure107.A.take over B.show off C.turn up D.set out108.A.guilty B.mad C.embarrassed D.curious109.A.reach out B.step forward C.look away D.back out110.A.answers B.comfort C.excuses D.company111.A.explained B.announced C.predicted D.complained 112.A.attempted B.intended C.refused D.pretended113.A.merrily B.hardly C.regularly D.frequently114.A.urgent B.formal C.individual D.hurtful115.A.Quarrel B.Friendship C.Tension D.Disagreement 116.A.regretted B.ignored C.remembered D.honored117.A.awkward B.selfish C.shallow D.anxious118.A.accessible B.easy C.right D.valuable119.A.decision B.respect C.information D.forgiveness120.A.serious B.strange C.healthy D.natural9.My childhood was mostly silent. It was full of love, laughter, anger and sadness like any family, but these things occurred 121 . The knowledge instilled (灌输) in me was 122 by watching my mother as she moved through her silent world.I loved to watch her hands, which were always 123 me things by showing me how, as she watered, weeded and dug her garden. The hands were rough with curs and 124 , but filled with wisdom.Sometimes, those same hands spoke to me literally. Basic 125 language started in the family quite suddenly but then126 just as quickly. My mother 127 that lip-reading was quicker. She would look at me intently (聚精会神地) and 128 . words such as, “watch this” or “this is how”, or “never touch this plant”. We often went for hours like this, 129 a word spoken and yet we were talking in various ways the whole time.As I grew up, I began to 130 why my mother spent so much time in her garden. Her deafness had come during an era of little tolerance (包容) for diversity (多样化), and much 131 of disability. The world outside was demanding and unforgiving while her garden was full of kindness and 132 . For her it was the only place under her 133 .My mother’s knowledge is deeply 134 inside me. I now have gardening hands, with cuts and soars, and cherish their 135 . With any luck my kids will have them one day, too.121.A.quickly B.constantly C.quietly D.normally122.A.passed down B.brought up C.laid down D.made up123.A.serving B.awarding C.sparing D.teaching124.A.spots B.lines C.marks D.scars125.A.pose B.sign C.signal D.wave126.A.failed B.progressed C.stopped D.spread127.A.regretted B.insisted C.predicted D.doubted128.A.mouth B.eye C.nose D.finger129.A.frequently B.simply C.hardly D.merely130.A.show B.understand C.wonder D.question131.A.recognition B.concentration C.disapproval D.credit132.A.acceptance B.creativity C.inspiration D.guidance133.A.function B.shadow C.guarantee D.control134.A.involved B.buried C.applied D.choked135.A.roughness B.flexibility C.strength D.softness10.Locals call it Mosi-oa-Tunya—“the smoke that thunders”. No other 136 describes Victoria Falls better. I saw a photo of the falls as a child and I 137 then, that was where I would go one day! Thirty years later, I achieved that 138 .I stood at the entrance of the Victoria Falls Park on the Zimbabwe (津巴布韦) side of the falls! I could not control my 139 ! From the entrance, I followed the path that leads visitors through the forest to the falls. As I 140 the falls, I heard the thunderous roar and I 141 my steps. I made my way to a clearing and there they were: Victoria Falls! I stopped for several minutes to 142 the impressive view, and then continued to walk along the path through the forest. The path branched off to various lookouts (瞭望台), each of which offered 143 views of the falls on the other side of the gorge (峡谷). Aside from walking through the forest to 144 the falls, the park also has several 145 for thrill-seekers. The activities range from fox-flying across the gorge to gorge swinging, I 146 to stay put (留在原地) and enjoy the view. I watched these thrill-seekers and their screams made me believe that I’d made the 147 decision!Seeing Victoria Falls truly was a dream come true and I was 148 that I got to see it. It was a 149 that I didn’t get to experience the falls from the other side where the 150 could sit in a natural pool at the very edge (边缘) of the falls.136.A.picture B.idea C.name D.position137.A.knew B.wondered C.doubted D.guessed138.A.standard B.success C.level D.dream139.A.fear B.anger C.excitement D.curiosity140.A.saw B.approached C.described D.drew141.A.heard B.counted C.followed D.quickened142.A.enjoy B.share C.recall D.miss143.A.popular B.amazing C.normal D.similar144.A.protect B.view C.imagine D.avoid145.A.courses B.shows C.activities D.places 146.A.refused B.agreed C.forgot D.chose 147.A.right B.final C.hard D.brave 148.A.glad B.afraid C.sure D.sorry 149.A.way B.question C.pity D.possibility 150.A.customers B.visitors C.managers D.guides高一英语专题必练完形填空(记叙文)1.At twenty-three, I had no idea that a summer class I feared would change my life and help me achieve dreams.The class focusing on literature centered on 1 and illness. A few weeks into the course, I realized I was changing my opinion about it 2 feeling scared. It was 3 me to go after my dreams and stop waiting for tomorrow to work towards my 4 . As I drove to school one day, I 5 my wish list and realized l wanted to see my name on the 6 of a published book. Thus, I went home, sat down, and 7 what story I would tell.Recently, I’d had 8 to several news stories about wrongful conviction (定罪). Inspired by them, l 9 I wanted to write about that topic and explore it more 10 . Therefore, I 11 a green notebook, where I set out to write the first page of what would become my first novel. Four years later, my manuscript (原稿) was 12 by a small publisher. The moment I received the e-mail, I told my husband the 13 news, trembling and crying.Even bigger 14 were brought to life after that. I wrote more books and got picked up by one of the five publishers. Life may bring us a big surprise. Sometimes, the things we fear the most will eventually become the things that change us for the 15 .1.A.evil B.kindness C.despair D.death2.A.instead of B.due to C.except for D.less than3.A.discouraging B.amusing C.inspiring D.disappointing4.A.goals B.sites C.class D.adventure5.A.remembered B.reviewed C.recovered D.reserved6.A.page B.edge C.back D.cover7.A.relied on B.reflected on C.carried on D.insisted on8.A.access B.limit C.clue D.evidence9.A.ensured B.attempted C.confirmed D.protested10.A.carefully B.definitely C.fully D.independently11.A.explored B.revised C.preferred D.chose12.A.rejected B.unearthed C.received D.accepted13.A.upsetting B.unbelievable C.embarrassing D.alarming14.A.dreams B.legends C.beliefs D.memories15.A.worst B.least C.best D.most【答案】1.D 2.A 3.C 4.A 5.B 6.D 7.B 8.A 9.C 10.C 11.D 12.D 13.B 14.A 15.C【导语】本文是一篇记叙文。

2020_2022三年高考英语真题分项汇编专题15完形填空夹叙夹议文(含答案及解析)

2020_2022三年高考英语真题分项汇编专题15完形填空夹叙夹议文(含答案及解析)

2020_2022三年高考英语真题分项汇编:专题15 完形填空夹叙夹议文2022年高考真题1.【2022年全国乙卷】Young children across the globe enjoy playing games of hide and seek. For them, there’s something highly exciting about ___41___ someone else’s glance and making oneself unable to be seen.However, we all witness that preschool children are remarkably ___42___ at hiding. They often cover only their eyes with their hands, leaving the rest of their bodies ___43___.For a long time, this ineffective hiding method was ___44___ as evidence that children are hopelessly “egocentric” (自我中心的) creatures. But our ___45___ research results in child developmental psychology ___46___ that idea.We brought young children aged 2-4 into our Minds in Development Lab at USC. Each ___47___ sat down with an adult who covered her own eyes or ___48___. We then asked the child if she could ___49___ or hear the adult. Surprisingly, children replied that they couldn’t. The same ____50____ happened when the adult covered her own mouth: ____51____ children said that they couldn’t ____52____ to her.A number of ____53____ ruled out that the children misunderstood what they were being asked. The results were clear: Our young subjects ____54____ the questions and knew ____55____ what was asked of them. Their ____56____ to the questions reflected their true ____57____ that “I can see you only if you can see me, too.”They simply ____58____ mutual (相互的) recognition and regard. Our ____59____ suggest when a child “hides” by putting a blanket over her head, it is not a result of egocentrism. In fact, children consider this method ____60____ when others use it.41. A. following B. taking C. escaping D. directing42. A. clever B. bad C. scared D. quick43. A. exposed B. examined C. untouched D. imbalanced44. A. supported B. guaranteed C. imagined D. interpreted45. A. disappointing B. mixed C. surprising D.desired46. A. explained B. confirmed C. contradicted D. tested47. A. parent B. child C. researcher D. doctor48. A. feet B. nose C. hands D. ears49. A. see B. help C. reach D. fool50. A. event B. thing C. action D. accident51. A. Yet B. Now C. Soon D. Once52. A. speak B. listen C. turn D. wave53. A. instructions B. descriptions C. experiments D. assumptions54. A. comprehended B. predicted C. explored D. ignored55. A. partly B. honestly C. vaguely D.exactly56. A. responses B. approaches C. contribution D. sensitivity57. A. ability B. belief C. identity D. purpose58. A. hold back B. relate to C. insist on D. make up59. A. limitations B. requirements C. theories D. findings60. A. tentative B. impressive C. creative D. effective【答案】41. C 42. B 43. A 44. D 45. C 46. C 47. B 48. D 49.A 50.B 51. B 52. A 53.C 54. A 55.D 56. A 57. B 58.C 59.D 60. D【解析】【导语】这是一篇说明文。

2021届高考英语二轮完型填空15题版专项练习(二十九)

2021届高考英语二轮完型填空15题版专项练习(二十九)

2021高考英语二轮完型填空15题版专项练习(二十九)(A)In the past,people used to make clothes and do repairs on things in the house more than nowadays.I think the difference between then and now has been 1by a number of 2 such as the quantity of other 3,the differences in jobs and in lifestyles,etc.In the past,after people finished their workdays,it was still 4and they didn’t have too many other activities to do,5they spent their free time doing some repairs and many women used to make 6(most of them didn’t even have a job).Nowadays,7,a large number of women work and both men and women have to 8the pressures of work and they usually work 9hours,so they have little time to do repairs or make clothes themselves.Another reason that has led to this 10is that people have less and less time for a 11 that requires a lot of time.And when their hobby needs some knowledge,they have little time to learn it.Because everything that you want to 12is more technical and complicated (复杂的) than before,doing repairs takes up too much 13and people nearly always have to turn to a qualified technician.Besides,traditions are being 14because people learn traditions from their parents when they are young,but nowadays,15people have too many hobbies.1.A.planned B.allowed C.caused D.noted2.A.reasons B.choices C.opportunities D.decisions3.A.habits B.thoughts C.activities D.judgments4.A.special B.hot C.normal D.early5.A.but B.so C.if D.because6.A.toys B.clothes C.dinners D.tools7.A.however B.therefore C.otherwise D.besides8.A.look into B.point out C.rely on D.deal with9.A.flexible B.long C.difficult D.happy10.A.mistake B.relationship C.idea D.situation11.A.job B.dream C.hobby D.meeting12.A.fix B.buy C.copy D.check13.A.luck B.power C.courage D.time14.A.studied B.lost C.discussed D.taught15.A.interesting B.ordinary C.young D.elderly(B)I still remember the first day of my class.Dr Horne had the rare ability to make 1maths seem simple.Of course,I still 2to keep up,so I attended his open office hours every week to catch up on the material that I couldn’t 3in class.At first,I was concerned that he wouldn’t be pleased with how much extra help I was seeking.I was 4for no reason.Not only would he go through any homework problem with which I 5,but he made sure I knew that he wanted me to be there.After the work on differential equations was 6,we would sit and chat about Carolina sports,the dynamics (动态) of the classroom and 7his friend’s upcoming wedding.Needless to say,Dr Horne became a 8in my life just when I needed the most 9.I had a difficult time telling certain people about my10to focus only on journalism.Months after my decision,I still hadn’t told Dr Horne.I didn’t want to 11him since he had spent so much time12me.I eventually ran into him at a movie theater.We went out for coffee after the 13to catch up on each other’s lives.When I told him about my decision and the 14behind it,he couldn’t have been more supportive.He really 15 what was best for me.That,to me,is the definition of a friend.1.A.basic B.ordinary C.special D.difficult2.A.failed B.chose C.managed D.decided3.A.remember B.find C.collect D.understand4.A.excited B.worried C.angry D.sad5.A.presented B.did C.shared D.struggled6.A.started B.continued C.finished D.planned7.A.just B.even C.never D.still8.A.friend B.teacher C.partner D.brotherfort B.attention C.support rmation10.A.decision B.idea C.wish D.dream11.A.leave B.forget C.bother D.disappoint12.A.reminding B.helping C.reaching D.training13.A.meal B.work C.class D.film14.A.reasons B.meaning C.opinions D.changes15.A.told B.loved C.wanted D.pointed(C)Once upon a time I was a calmer mom.But now things are 1.I have three kids — ages 7,5,and 15 months — which is only part of the 2.The bigger part:My husband and I used to 3children together.Then about a month after our third child was born,he 4 a sales job that required longer hours,leaving me with the lion’s share of 5.Without him around to 6,keeping the children in check has been more 7and the “don’t make me tell Daddy”thing started.My five-year-old daughter was the first to 8 those five words.She’d do 9like kicking her older brother repeatedly and when I asked her to 10,she’d say,“You’re not going to tell Daddy,are you?”I never indulged (纵容) her.Then one day my kids were climbing on the snow banks in our driveway,11to get into the car for school and when I started to get mad,my daughter mentioned “Daddy” again.So I said 12,“Don’t make me tell Daddy!” What 13me was that it worked.The more I 14those five words,the more I suspected it was wrong and,it turned out thatI was 15.1.A.different B.obvious C.wrong D.same2.A.plan B.message C.problem D.advice3.A.look at B.look after C.look for D.look into4.A.lost B.needed C.offered D.took5.A.working B.attention C.parenting D.treasure6.A.help B.talk C.guard D.share7.A.relaxing B.interesting C.important D.difficult8.A.repeat B.bring up C.break up D.remember9.A.something B.everything C.anything D.nothing10.A.wait B.continue C.stop D.choose11.A.regretting B.refusing C.pretending D.struggling12.A.calmly B.nervously C.angrily D.gently13.A.confused B.amused C.disappointed D.surprised14.A.said B.heard C.created D.practiced15.A.real B.right C.normal D.strange(D)I was fifteen and a high school freshman when I started rapidly losing weight.I was about 130 pounds,and I was 1ten pounds every couple of weeks.I couldn’t understand why I was always hungry,thirsty,and never 2.Every night I 3five or six times,feeling like I had to go to the bathroom,but I never really had to.Finally,I decided to go to the hospital to 4 nothing bad was going on.I remembered being 5in the hospital,confused,hungry,and with an extremely 6 blood sugar level.The doctors and nurses thought I might pass out,so they injected me and told me the worst news I could have imagined— tests showed that I had Type 1 juvenile diabetes (青少年1型糖尿病).I was so 7that the only question I could think to ask was,“Am I going to die?”A nurse told me to go out,enjoy a meal with my family,and 8,because tomorrow my new, difficult life would begin.I don’t remember what time I had to be at the hospital, 9I know it was early.Three nurses,one dietician,and a doctor all trained me,over the course of two days,to 10me.Every needle hurt,but in some way I began to feel 11every time I was able to think about the needles without crying.Now,nearly three years later,I still remember the 12when the doctors told me I was a Type 1 di abetic.I’m 13when I look back that I was able to be strong,and that my family and friends supported me.I’m now two months shy of eighteen.To this day,I have had 3,38 needle injections,but each of them helps me to remember I must be strong. 14,I am grateful for my disease—it has made me the person I am today,and I would never 15who I am.1.A.keeping B.carrying C.dropping D.measuring2.A.satisfied B.tired C.determined D.excited3.A.stood up B.woke up C.dressed up D.cheered up4.A.point out B.explain C.make sure D.know5.A.looked after B.operated on C.paid for D.checked over6.A.good B.acceptable C.high D.safe7.A.shy B.angry C.sad D.serious8.A.recover B.relax C.escape D.exercise9.A.so B.and C.because D.but10.A.make fun of B.make use ofC.take control ofD.take care of11.A.stronger B.healthier C.stranger D.simpler12.A.message B.dream C.feeling D.courage13.A.thankful B.regretful C.successful D.hopeful14.A.Fortunately B.Doubtfully C.Naturally D.Surprisingly15.A.mind B.recognize C.shape D.change(E)Alonzo Johnson stopped.He decided to help a(n)1elderly man down an escalator (自动扶梯) in a Massachusetts shopping mall last week,2the 23-year-old could never have predicted that his simple,random act of kindness would win him the 3of thousands of people online.An old man4at the top of an escalator and a few people started gathering 5to get on.It was clear he was feeling 6as to whether to step on to the escalator or not.Johnson spotted the senior citizen hesitating and 7the simplest kindness.He reached out an arm and asked with a smile on his face,“Can I help you,sir?”The old man quietly started to8to the young man that he had gotten stuck on an escalator once and was a little 9.The young man gently offered his assurance,they 10 each other eye to eye for just a moment and the old man 11his arm.Everyone else remained 12and waited.Paula Picard and a friend were standing nearby and 13to take a touching photo of the pair linking arms as they 14the escalator together.She posted the photo on Facebook and it spread 15with more than 20,000 likes and 25,000 comments in just a few hours.1.A.busy B.frightened C.injured D.blind2.A.so B.if C.but D.because3.A.praise B.blame C.happiness D.anger4.A.stopped B.worked C.read D.fell5.A.running B.pushing C.shouting D.waiting6.A.hopeful B.convenient C.unsure D.uncomfortable7.A.offered B.sold C.wanted D.took8.A.promise B.prove C.apologize D.explain9.A.excited B.surprised C.scared D.disappointed10.A.argued with B.listened to C.looked at D.ran into11.A.accepted B.shook C.refused D.left12.A.anxious B.patient C.interested D.worried13.A.managed B.avoided C.asked D.failed14.A.talked about B.walked towardsC.went downD.searched for15.A.differently B.quickly C.strangely pletely答案【篇章导读】本文是议论文。

完型专练参考答案

完型专练参考答案

参考答案完形填空训练(一)1~5 ADCDA 6~10 BCAAB 11~15 CCCAD 16~20 BABCD完形填空训练(二)1~5 BADCA 6~10 DCDAB 11~15 BCDAC 16~20 CDACB完形填空训练(三)1~5 DBCDA 6~10 BCACB 11~15 DCDAA 16~20 BCABC完形填空训练(四)1 ~5 ADBAC 6~10 ACCDA 11~15 BCBAC 16~20 ADCBD完形填空训练(五)1~5 DBCBA 6~10 CDABC 11~15 CACBD 16~20 AAABD完形填空训练(六)1~5 BDABC 6~10 BDBAC 11~15 BACDD 16~20 BCAAD完形填空训练(七)1~5 DCBDD 6~10 CDACB 11~15 ABCCB 16~20 DAAAC完形填空训练(八)1~5 CCACB 6~10 CBDDA 11~15 ADBCA 16~20 BDCBD完形填空训练(九)1~5 BACBD 6~10 ACADB 11~15 CBDAC 16~20 ABDCD完形填空训练(十)1~5 BDABC 6~10 ADCCA 11~15 BACBD 16~20 BADBC完形填空训练(十一)1~5 BABDC 6~10 CADBA 11~15 CDDCA 16~20 ABDCB完形填空训练(十二)1~5 CBDBA 6~10 DBCDD 11~15 CBCAB 16~20 DDABD完形填空训练(十三)1~5 BCBAD 6~10 ACBAA 11~15 DCBDA 16~20 CDDAB 完形填空训练(十四)1~5 CBDAB 6~10 CDADA 11~15 ADDBB 16~2 BACCD 完形填空训练(十五)1~5 DCABC 6~10 BABBC 11~15 BCCAA 16~20 DDAAD 完形填空训练(十六)1~5 BABDC 6~10 AABDB 11~15 DCABC 16~20 DCBCB完形填空训练(十七)1~5 BDCAB 6~10 DCBAC 11~15 BACBC 16~20 DABCD 完形填空训练(十八)1~5 ABCBB 6~10 DABDD 11~15 BCCBC 16~20 CDCBD 完形填空训练(十九)1~5 CCDBC 6~10 DAABA 11~15 BADDC 16~20 ABACD 完形填空训练(二十)1~5 DBCDC 6~10 BABA 11~15 ABACD 16~20 CDACB 完形填空练习(二十一)1~5 BACDA 6~10 BACBA 11~15 BCBAA 16~20 DCCAD 完形填空练习(二十二)1~5 AACAB 6~10 CDBCB 11~15 BCACD 16~20 BACDB 完形填空练习(二十三)1~5 CBCDB 6~10 CDBCB 11~15 CDCBD 16~20 CBCBC 完形填空练习(二十四)1~5 BACBD 6~10 ADBBC 11~15 DABDC 16~20 BDADA 完形填空练习(二十五)1~5 ABCCB 6~10 ADADB 11~15 ACDBD 16~20 ACBDA 完形填空练习(二十六)1~5 BDCAB 6~10 DDCAB 11~15 CBDBC 16~20 BCADA 完形填空练习(二十七)1~5 BADAC 6~10 DACBD 11~15 BCADB 16~20 ACDCB 完形填空练习(二十八)1~5 BDCDD 6~10 ACBBC 11~15 BADDC 16~20 ACBDB 完形填空练习(二十九)1~5 ADCCD 6~10 CBBAA 11~15 CCDDC 16~20 DBBAC 完形填空练习(三十)1~5 BDABD 6~10 ABACD 11~15 BABDB 16~20 ABDBC 完形填空练习(三十一)1~5 BDDCB 6~10 DBBCC 11~15 BBDAC 16~20 ADBDC 完形填空练习(三十二)1~5 CABDA 6~10 CDCAB 11~15 DBCAD 16~20 BCAAD 完形填空练习(三十三)1~5 CABDB 6~10 ACDAC 11~15 DABDC 16~20 ABDDB 完形填空练习(三十四)1~5 CDCAD 6~10 BADBC 11~15 ADBCA 16~20 CBADB 完形填空练习(三十五)1~5 DABCC 6~10 ABCDD 11~15 ABACB 16~20 DDBCA完形填空练习(三十六)1~5 BCACD 6~10 ABDAC 11~15 CDBAB 16~20 DCBAD 完形填空练习(三十七)1~5 BCAAC 6~10 BBABD 11~15 CCCBA 16~20 BBCBD完形填空练习(三十八)1~5 DABDC 6~10 CBCBA 11~15 CBDAC 16~20 DBCAC 完形填空练习(三十九)1~5 BCDAA 6~10 DABCB 11~15 CBADB 16~20 DABAB 完形填空练习(四十)1~5 DABBC 6~10 BBABC 11~15 DABDC 16~20 CACBC 完形填空练习(四十一)1~5 CBADA 6~10 CDCBC 11~15 DBBDC 16~20 ABBAC 完形填空练习(四十二)1~5 ACCCD 6~10 ADBCD 11~15 DABAA 16~20 DCBCB 完形填空练习(四十三)1~5 BCADA 6~10 DCBDC 11~15 CAADC 16~20 BAADC 完形填空练习(四十四)1~5 CBABA 6~10 AACDB 11~15 BDCBD 16~20 DADDC 完形填空练习(四十五)1~5 DACBB 6~10 BAACC 11~15 DDABC 16~20 DDCBA 完形填空练习(四十六)1~5 BADAC 6~10 BCBBD 11~15 CACBB 16~20 CDABD 完形填空练习(四十七)1~5 DACBA 6~10 CACDB 11~15 ADBCA 16~20 DCBAB 完形填空练习(四十八)1~5 AACBB 6~10 ADDAB 11~15 BCDBD 16~20 ABBDC 完形填空练习(四十九)1~5 BCDAC 6~10 CDBCA 11~15 ADCBD 16~20 CDBDD 完形填空练习(五十)1~5 DBDAC 6~10 DABBA 11~15 ACBAB 16~20 ABDAC完形填空练习(五十一)1~5 BADCC 6~10 ADAAD 11~15 BCCAB 16~20 DADDB完形填空练习(五十二)1~5 BADAC 6~10 CBADA 11~15 BADAB 16~20 DCACD完形填空练习(五十三)1~5 DBACB 6~10 DCABB 11~15 DDBAC 16~20 CACBA完形填空练习(五十四)1~5 DBBCC 6~10 BAADC 11~15 ACBDC 16~20 BABAD完形填空练习(五十五)1~5 BADCD 6~10 ABCAD 11~15 CDBCD 16~20 ADACA完形填空练习(五十六)1~5 CADCB 6~10 CDACB 11~15 DCCBC 16~20 CDDBC完形填空练习(五十七)1~5 CDABD 6~10 DBDC 11~15 DBCDA 16~20 BDCDB 完形填空练习(五十八)1~5 CABBA 6~10 BACBD 11~15 CACDD 16~20 BBCBA 完形填空练习(五十九)1~5 BACDC 6~10 BBAAC 11~15 BCADB 16~20 BCDDD 完形填空练习(六十)1~5 BCADA 6~10 BCDBA 11~15 BBCDA 16~20 ACCDD 完形填空练习(六十一)1~5 BABDD 6~10 BCCDB 11~15 AACCB 16~20 DBCAC 完形填空练习(六十二)1~5 CBDBA 6~10 CDDBC 11~15 AACDB 16~20 ACDDA完形填空练习(六十三)1~5 CDBAC 6~10 BBDAB 11~15 ACDDB 16~20 CAABC完形填空练习(六十四)1~5 CAACB 6~10 DDABC 11~15 BDACD 16~20 ADCBA 完形填空练习(六十五)1~5 ABCAC 6~10 DCABD 11~15 BABAD 16~20 CACDD完形填空练习(六十六)1~5 BACDA 6~10 BDABC 11~15 CABDC 16~20 AACCD 完形填空练习(六十七)1~5 DACBA 6~10 DBCCB 11~15 ADDAC 16~20 BBCDA完形填空练习(六十八)1~5 ACBDC 6~10 ACAAB 11~15 AABAD 16~20 BCDBC完形填空练习(六十九)1~5 DBACB 6~10 DDCCA 11~15 ABDBD 16~20 CABBD完形填空练习(七十)1~5 CADBD 6~10 BACDC 11~15 BCBDA 16~20 DBCAA完形填空练习(七十一)1~5 ABCBD 6~10 DDACA 11~15 BACAB 16~20 BBDAB完形填空练习(七十二)1~5 CDBCB 6~10 CBACA 11~15 CBDDB 16~20 CAACD1~5 DBABB 6~10 DACBD 11~15 CAADB 16~20 CCBAD完形填空练习(七十四)1~5 CBABC 6~10 DACAC 11~15 BCBCD 16~20 ABDCD 完形填空练习(七十五)1~5 BACCA 6~10 DAABC 11~15 ABCDD 16~20 CCBDA 完形填空练习(七十六)1~5 BBCCC 6~10 BBBAC 11~15 CBBCD 16~20 BBABB 完形填空练习(七十七)1~5 DBACB 6~10 CDBAB 11~15 DCADA 16~20 DCBAC 完形填空练习(七十八)1~5 CDABA 6~10 DCBDC 11~15 ACBDD 16~20 BCACA 完形填空练习(七十九)1~5 BADAD 6~10 BBCAC 11~15 DBBAC 16~20 ADDCC 完形填空练习(八十)1~5 BABDB 6~10 CADCC 11~15 ACDCB 16~20 ADBAB 完形填空练习(八十一)1~5 ACDDC 6~10 DAACB 11~15 DBDAB 16~20 DACBC 完形填空练习(八十二)1~5 CDBCA 6~10 DBABC 11~15 DAACD 16~20 BABDC 完形填空练习(八十三)1~5 BBAAD 6~10 DCCAB 11~15 BACDA 16~20 BCDCD 完形填空练习(八十四)1~5 DDBAC 6~10 AACBD 11~15 DACBA 16~20 CDBCB 完形填空练习(八十五)1~5 DACBC 6~10 CAADD 11~15 BDBAC 16~20 ABCDB 完形填空练习(八十六)1~5 CDBCD 6~10 ACBAD 11~15 BCABC 16~20 DADCD完形填空练习(八十七)1~5 BADBC 6~10 DCBAD 11~15 BCACD 16~20 BADCA 完形填空练习(八十八)1~5 CDBCA 6~10 DBABC 11~15 DAACD 16~20 BABDC 完形填空练习(八十九)1~5 BCDBA 6~10 CDABD 11~15 CDBCA 16~20 CDABB完形填空练习(九十)1~5 BDDDA 6~10 CDCAB 11~15 BDBCA 16~20 DDACB完形填空练习(九十一)1~5 DBACC 6~10 ACABA 11~15 DCDBA 16~20 ACBDB1~5 BCDAC 6~10 BDBDB 11~15 ACDAD 16~20 CBAAC 完形填空练习(九十三)1~5 DBACA 6~10 CBDAC 11~15 DCDAB 16~20 BCDBA 完形填空练习(九十四)1~5 CBDAB 6~10 CDACA 11~15 DACAC 16~20 BDDBB 完形填空练习(九十五)1~5 CACDA 6~10 CBBDD 11~15 ACBDA 16~20 BDCBD 完形填空练习(九十六)1~5 CBCAB 6~10 BACBD 11~15 CBDDB 16~20 DADBC 完形填空练习(九十七)1~5 BADCB 6~10 ABDAC 11~15 CBADA 16~20 CBCDA 完形填空练习(九十八)1~5 DBCAD 6~10 BCADB 11~15 ACDBC 16~20 ABADC 完形填空练习(九十九)1~5 CABCB 6~10 CABDB 11~15 BACCD 16~20 DBCBA 完形填空练习(一百)1~5 CDACDB 6~10 DABCD 11~15 CACBA 16~20 DBBAC。

新高考——英语完形填空专项训练专项练习含答案

新高考——英语完形填空专项训练专项练习含答案

新高考——英语完形填空专项训练专项练习含答案一、高考英语完形填空专项训练1.阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

What is intelligence anyway? When I was in the army I 1 an intelligence test that all soldiers took, and, against 2 of 100, scored 160.I had an auto-repair man once, who, on these intelligence tests, could not 3 have scored more than 80. 4 , when anything went wrong with my car I hurried to him and he always 5 it.Well, then, suppose my auto-repair man 6 questions for some intelligence tests. By every one of them I'd prove myself a 7 . In a world where I have to work with my 8 .I'd do poorly.Consider my auto-repair man 9 . He had a habit of telling 10 . One time he said, "Doc, a deaf-and-dumb man 11 some nails. Having entered a store, he put two fingers together on the counter and made 12 movements with the other hand. The clerk brought him a hammer. He 13 his head and pointed to the two fingers he was hammering. The clerk 14 him some nails. He picked out the right size and left. Well, Doc, the 15 man who came in was blind. He wanted scissors (剪刀). 16 do you suppose he asked for them?" I lifted my right hand and made scissoring movements with my first two fingers.He burst out laughing and said, "Why, you fool, he used his 17 and asked for them. I've been 18 that on all my customers today, but I knew 19 I'd catch you." "Why is that?" I asked. "Because you are so goddamned educated, Doc. I knew you couldn't be very 20 ."And I have an uneasy feeling he had something there.1. A. received B. wrote C. failed D. chose2. A. an exam B. a total C. an average D. a number3. A. always B. possibly C. certainly D. frequently4. A. Then B. Thus C. Therefore D. Yet5. A. drove B. checked C. fixed D. changed6. A. designed B. answered C. practised D. tried7. A. teacher B. doctor C. winner D. fool8. A. brains B. effort C. hands D. attention9. A. too B. as usual C. again D. as well10. A. lies B. jokes C. news D. tales11. A. bought B. needed C. found D. tested12. A. hammering B. cutting C. waving D. circling13. A. nodded B. raised C. shook D. turned14. A. brought B. packed C. sent D. sold15. A. clever B. other C. right D. next16. A. What B. Which C. Who D. How17. A. imagination B. voice C. hand D. information18. A. trying B. proving C. practising D. examining19. A. at once B. right now C. in fact D. for sure20. A. smart B. clear C. slow D. silly【答案】(1)A;(2)C;(3)B;(4)D;(5)C;(6)A;(7)D;(8)C;(9)C;(10)B;(11)B;(12)A;(13)C;(14)A;(15)D;(16)D;(17)B;(18)A;(19)D;(20)A;【解析】【分析】本文是一篇记叙文,作者讲述了自己与汽车修理工人之间的交流。

专题052023年新高考Ⅱ卷完形填空语法填空书面表达(词汇精讲长难句分析全篇译文)-2023年高考英

专题052023年新高考Ⅱ卷完形填空语法填空书面表达(词汇精讲长难句分析全篇译文)-2023年高考英

专题05 2023年新高考Ⅱ卷完形填空+语法填空+书面表达第三部分语言运用(共两节, 满分30分)第一节(共15小题; 每小题1分, 满分15分)阅读下面短文, 从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

In April last year, I saw a post on the PNP (Pilots N Paws) website from a family in Topeka. They had to move to Virginia but they were on a very tight ___41___. They could not afford to pay for ___42___ for their dog, Tiffy, and ___43___ wanted to take her with them.It just ___44___ that I was planning another PNP flight with another pilot, Karen, who ___45___ to take Tiffy from Kansas City to Virginia. What I was to do was fly to Topeka to ___46___ Tiffy.When I met Tiffy’s owners, they seemed very ___47___. George, the husband, was trying to be calm, but I could tell this was ___48___ for him, having to leave his dog to a ___49___ and trust that everything would _____50_____.After some goodbyes, I asked George and his wife to help me _____51_____ Tiffy into the plane. I promised to take care of Tiffy and _____52_____ them as soon as we got to Kansas City.The flight was _____53_____, and Tiffy was a great passenger. The next day, she _____54_____ with Karen and made it back to George in Virginia within a few days. He was so _____55_____ and sent me a nice e-mail with pictures. It felt great to know that I had helped bring this family together again.41. A. turn B. budget C. schedule D. connection42. A. food B. shelter C. medicine D. transportation43. A. desperately B. temporarily C. secretly D. originally44. A. appeared B. proved C. happened D. showed45. A. waited B. offered C. hurried D. failed46. A. see off B. look for C. hand over D. pick up47. A. confused B. nervous C. annoyed D. curious48. A. hard B. fine C. common D. lucky49. A. coworker B. passenger C. stranger D. neighbor50. A. speed up B. work out C. come back D. take off51. A. feed B. follow C. change D. load52. A. call B. join C. leave D. serve53. A. unnecessary B. unexpected C. unavoidable D. uneventful54. A. returned B. fought C. flew D. agreed55. A. thankful B. generous C. proud D. sympathetic体裁:记叙文主题:人与社会---宠物公益航班【原文出处】图书Dog is My Copilot【答案及解析】【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。

上海市最新 高考英语完形填空专题练习(附答案)

上海市最新 高考英语完形填空专题练习(附答案)

上海市最新高考英语完形填空专题练习(附答案)一、高中英语完形填空1.阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

Several years ago, my company experienced a slowdown in business. We hoped that it was only1 . We had work enough for only four days of the week. So we decided that we would2 from Monday through Thursday, and take Fridays to do3 projects in our hometown.One day, we went to a very old gentleman's 4 to do a total cleanup. When we arrived,an elderly woman 5 us at the door. We thought she was the wife, but it turned out she was the 6 . She was 75, and her father 97! Soon, we began to 7 the house and the yard. It was 8 how much work a group could get done when everyone was working9 . That gentleman's house went from dirt to a sparkling clean palace by the time we10 .The thing I most remember about that day, 11 , was not the great cleaning job that we did, but something 12 . When we walked into the house, I noticed the wonderful drawings that 13 the walls. The daughter told us that her father had 14 them, and that he hadn't 15 art until he was 80 years old. I was 16 : these drawings were works of art that could have easily been hanging in a museum. At the time, I was in my early30s and wanted to do something that would 17 my creative and artistic competence more than being president of a company would 18 . I had felt that it was too 19 to make a change at this "advanced" stage of my life. Boy! My 20 belief system got expanded that afternoon!1. A. temporary B. easy C. proper D. impossible2. A. rest B. play C. start D. work3. A. research B. service C. design D. class4. A. company B. house C. office D. room5. A. showed B. helped C. invited D. greeted6. A. colleague B. wife C. daughter D. partner7. A. sell B. buy C. clean D. tour8. A. amazing B. amusing C. boring D. tiring9. A. individually B. together C. alone D. equally10. A. finished B. washed C. started D. arrived11. A. however B. therefore C. instead D. moreover12. A. similar B. familiar C. different D. absurd13. A. built B. faced C. made D. decorated14. A. colored B. painted C. observed D. purchased15. A. appealed to B. given up C. kept to D. taken up16. A. disappointed B. embarrassed C. shocked D. satisfied17. A. use B. lack C. add D. provide18. A. continue B. allow C. fail D. process19. A. active B. simple C. difficult D. strange20. A. open B. social C. new D. limited【答案】(1)A;(2)D;(3)B;(4)B;(5)D;(6)C;(7)C;(8)A;(9)B;(10)A;(11)A;(12)C;(13)D;(14)B;(15)D;(16)C;(17)A;(18)B;(19)A;(20)D;【解析】【分析】本文是一篇记叙文,是几年前,作者的公司生意下滑,作者于是利用周五的时间和同时一起去了家乡做公益活动,帮助老人做清洁工作。

2021届高考英语完形填空(15空)精选练习含答案

2021届高考英语完形填空(15空)精选练习含答案

Yassin Terou owns a restaurant in downtown Knoxville. One morning, he_ 21 _early only to find someone had attempted to rob his shop. A rock was 22 _thrown through the window and broken pieces were seen everywhere. But since the food is made_ _ 23 _each morning and the cash registers are emptied every night, the thief went away empty-handed.After realizing the person who broke in was probably_ _24 _in some way, Yassin, instead of being 25_,put up a sign that read“ if you are hungry or need emergency mon ey, just_ 26__till we open! We are more than happy to help you when we are open!"Sounds unbelievable, right? But to people who know Yassin, it is not__ 27_at all.When he first arrived in the U.S. as a refugee (难民), he struggled to find his_ 28_because of discrimination. But he quickly discovered the best way to fight the__ 29__he felt was to be loving. With the help of local community (社区) ,Yassin__ 30__a restaurant. He welcomes everyone into his restaurant, regardless of their differences. He knows and greets hundreds of__ 31_by name daily, and the relaxed and friendly atmosphere makes visiting feel like seeing family. At one point, Yassin was accused of " stealing _ 32_from Americans" by someone who was laid off. Despite the fact that he is a_ 33__citizen of this country and that he should just have ignored him, he calmly offered to__ 34_the man who charged him.Yassin's restaurant was presented with the title of “Nicest Place of America" by Reader’s Digest in 2018. His success comes from the kindness, love and 35_he shows in everything he does. And of course, the food is delicious too!21. A. dropped in B. slipped away C. showed up D. moved out22. A. apparently B. carelessly C. casually D. narrowly23. A. delicious B. fresh C. attractive D. healthy24. A. hiding B. compromising C. suffering D. cheating25. A. disappointed B. annoyed C. relieved D. delighted26. A. wait B. continue C. escape D. search27. A. satisfying B. amusing C. surprising D. challenging28. A. place B. strength C. interest D. style29. A. sympathy B. hate C. loneliness D.anxiety30. A. inspected B. visited C. decorated D. started31. A.residents B.customers C. tourists D.neighbours32. A. money B. food C. dreams D. jobs33. A. foreign B. legal C. former D. wealthy34. A. promote B. understand C. employ D . praise35. A. courage B. enthusiasm C. confidence D. acceptanceCABCB ACABD BDBCDMore than two decades after it went missing, a ceremonial crown has found its way home to Ethiopia. The country's prime minister, Abiy Ahmed, expressed his 21 to the Dutch officials who helped with its 22 and to the man who 23 it, Sirak Asfaw, who went to the Netherlands in the 1970s for political reasons.Sirak played a big role in the unusual journey of the fancy crown. He used to host different people from Ethiopia in his Dutch house. In 1998, one of the 24 asked him to look after a crown. But after 25 it was of Ethiopian origin, he refused to give it back and 26 it should be sent back to Ethiopia.However, he didn't trust the authorities in power in Ethiopia at the time so he kept it at home. "To 27 such a treasure then was very hard to do," he said. "I ended up in such a(n) 28 situation, not knowing who to tell or what to do with this 29 artwork."It was not until the reform-minded Abiy Ahmed took office in 2018 that Sirak eventually decided to come forward. He 30 Arthur Brand, a famous Dutch specialist in the recovery of stolen art, and Brand, who has described the 31 "one of the most exciting finds of my career," then 32 Sirak to give it to local authorities.So the pair reached out to the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the ministry helped them work out the 33 of returning the artwork to Ethiopia——where it hadn't been seen since early 1990s. 34 , after 21 years hidden in a Dutch 35 , the crown is now back in Ethiopia. This is the amazing achievement of returning the treasure to its right place.21. A. wish B. preference C. appreciation D. enthusiasm22 . A. return B. search C. development D . protection23. A. repair B . made C. found D. bought24 . A. experts B. officials C. ministers D. guests25. A. admitting B. suggesting C. announcing D. realizing26 . A. advised B. insisted C. concluded D . imagined27. A. take away B. hand over C. take possession of D. make use of28. A. risky B . awkward C. unique D. unstable29. A. precious B. foreign C. unknown D. illegal30. A. interviewed B. praised C. recognized D. consulted31. A. reform B. incident C. crown D. leader32. A. trained B. ordered C. allowed D. encouraged33. A. costs B. details C. challenges D. advantages .34. A. Gradually B. Ridiculously C. Thankfully D. Undoubtedly35. A. hotel B. office C.museum D. apartmentCACDD BBBAD CDBCDThere are many reasons why students don't do well in school. Sometimes it's related to,for example,learning challenges, an _ 21 _to connect with an instructor,or simply being bored. These reasons are relevant to me as a former at-risk student. In the 10th grade,I failed 6 of 7 classes because I didn't_ 22 _with the teacher's teaching method, and associated with students who didn't care about school. As a result, I _ 23 _ 10th grade and was assigned to Ms. Felder's office. Ms. Felder made it clear that my_ 24 _behavior wouldn't be allowed. She also provided a tough direction that I didn 't want, but really needed at that time. Our ongoing conversations didn't_ 25 _change my behavior,although it was the first time an educator showed any concern for me. The previous school year l didn't receive any offer of_ 26 _ from my teachers. The difference during my second attempt at 10th grade was Ms. Felder —— who was everywhere I didn't want her to be. She was always in my_ 27 _: checking-in,providing guidance, and supporting my growth.I didn't want her_ 28 _, but it's one of the best things that happened in my life. This seemingly_29 _year with Ms. Felder made a change in my thinking and behavior,_ 30 unfortunately it would take many years before my performance and expectations for myself would slowly change.My_ 31 _journey was very difficult. Part of the reason that I_ 32 _pushing forward was that I remember that Ms. Felder told me to do better and have higher expectations for myself. After many years of academic_ 33 _, I graduated with my undergraduate degree from a famous university;“Ms. Felder: Thank you for being there,supporting this once_ 34 _ youth. Please know that the lessons you taught me are now_ 35 _with at-risk students through my work to help them to be and do better,too. "21. A. inability B .interest C. indication D. inspiration22. A. agree B.deal C.connect D. meet23. A.feared B.hated C. stayed D.repeated24. A. violent B.awesome C.strange D.bad25. A. regularly B.luckily C. clearly D. immediately26. A. assistance B. examination C. scold D. explanation27. A. plan B.business C. system D.career28. A. introduction B. influence C. involvement D. information29. A. unbearable B. useful C.universal D. unique30. A. so B. if C.but D.because31. A. spiritual cational C.professional D.technical32. A. suggested B.avoided C.considered D. kept33. A.applications B.struggles C.performances D.researches34. A. absent-minded B.at-risk C.kind-hearted D. hard-working35. A. shared pared C.agreed binedACDDD ABCAC BDBBAAt stations in London goes a tradition that warm and inspirational words are written on White Boards for emotional support.It's been 14 years since customer services manager Anthony Gentles was inspired to 21 the "blank faces" of commuters(往返上班者)with a daily dose(剂量)of 22 from his favorite book,Tao Te Ching(道德经),the key text in the ancient Chinese philosophical tradition of Taoism(道家).This 23 of writing a meaningful sentence on the board is named Thought of the Day.At the beginning of 2018,on the board is "A joumney of a thousand must begin with a single 24 .""If it's 25 for me,perhaps when passengers see it,it will allow them to 26 for a moment and could distract them from whatever was 27 their mind."Mr.Gentles said.Offering up pearls of wisdom from China was his way of trying to make people feel more welcome as they used the underground.Mr.Gentles 28 how one man wandered about on the platform for 20 minutes before heading back to the atrium(中厅)to pronounce that he'd 29 "what the thought was 30 to me."In the year 2007,Gentles passed the job over to his colleague Glen Sutherland and ever since then Mr.Sutherland has written over 3,000 sentences on the 31 .He has taught himself calligraphy so as to prodive clear handwriting on it.Thought of the Day at Oval station of the London subway has won world﹣wide attention and Sutherland 32 a story on the Twitter account of the station.Mr.Sutherland 33 a quote by Mirtha Legrand ,a famous actress and television presenter in the South American country at the request of an Argentine family.But he hadn't 34 it was spoken highly of by the presenter in her program.He told BBC."If it's helping people,and giving people 35 feelings,then it's good.But I'm really confused about 20,000 followers on Twitter for Thought of the Day﹣I can't get my head around it."(21)A.turn down B.put out C.light up D.bring about(22)A.comfort B.optimism C.happiness D.wisdom(23)A.practice B.skill C.hobby D.movement(24)A.experience B.action C.step D.thought(25)A.comfortable B.inspirational C.ambiguous D.relevant(26)A.admire B.wonder C.stop D.relax(27)A.passing by B.going through C.getting across D.running for (28)A.recalls B.understands C.explains D.analyses(29)A.put off B.made up C.worked out D.kept off(30)A.saying B.emphasizing C.exhibiting D.promising(31)A.train B.post C.board D.wall(32)A.invented B.downloaded C.updated D.shared(35)A.disturbing B.amusing C.awkward D.pleasantOn Saturday,Juliet and Darcy,17﹣year﹣old friends,were enjoying sunshine at Furness Park when they noticed a man fall down on the sidewalk.They hurried to 21 the man. Darcy felt 22 he was going to die in front of them.She took a closer look.Then she observed his chest not going up and down,which meant he wasn't 23 .The girls knew they needed to 24 help.While Darcy stayed with the 25 man Juliet ran to nearby homes and began ringing doorbells,but no one 26 ."I am really afraid he is going to die without help,Darcy said 27 .Juliet continued to run for help.She finally found some men fixing a car and told them the 28 .But they didn't believe what the girl said at first.They asked," Is what you said a joke?" And she answered,"No,call 911 right now."The repairmen got it and then 29 CPR (心肺复苏术)on the unconscious man until doctors arrived and used a defibrillator (电击器)to restart his 30 .Doctors said the man was in critical condition and should be 31 to hospital.A doctor said,"To their 32 the two girls take fast action which is called a chain of survival,which can save the 33 of a patient in a dangerous situation.But doctors didn't get the girls names at that time,so they launched a (n)34 to the public to find them.Finally,the two girls were found and praised for helping save a man's life on the weekend."We were brave,"Darcy said.We got a bit scared in the beginning,but later we realized 35 won't help the man.(21)A.recognize B.applaud C.aid D.seize(22)A.confused B.terrified C.pleased D.curious(23)A.bleeding B.breathing C.starving D.choking(24)A.forbid B.appreciate C.quit D.seek(25)A.unconscious B.familiar C.absent﹣minded D.ragged (26)A.enquire B.remembered C.answer D.succeeded(27)A.anxiously B.occasionally C.eagerly D.merrily(28)A.consequence B.emergency C.concept D.mystery(29)A.searched for B.put off C.carried out D.broke down (30)A.hands B.stomach C.feet D.heart(31)A.rushed B.admitted C.persuaded D.guided(32)A.disappointment B.credit C.annoyance D.horror(33)A.reputation B.prospect C.life D.honor(34)A,appeal B.comment C.attempt D.apology(35)A.prejudice B.regret C.offence D.panic(5)CBBDA (6)﹣(10)CABCD (11)﹣(15)ABCBDMy twin sister,Dawn,born with cerebral palsy (脑瘫),has to wear braces (吊带)on her legs and walk with the help of a stick,often causing people to 21 and point.As Dawn was the only "different" child in our neighborhood,we were constantly picked on.We never had any friends because of her condition.I began to 22 Dawn and was embarrassed to be seen with her.So I did everything to get her into trouble to 23 her being born mentally and physically disabled.When I turned twelve,my mother was so displeased with my behavior.She figured I was 24 enough to know better.One day she threw me in my bedroom and gave me a thick yellow book.What I saw in that book 25 the way I viewed my disabled sister.There were many baby 26 of Dawn and me dressed alike,the only 27 :I looked small and peaceful while Dawn was hooked up to tubes and needles and machines.If you looked closely,you could see the 28 in her eyes though she was always smiling.One picture stood out:we were 29 each other.The words below read,"I'm so happy to have a twin sister,Netti.The doctors make me cry.She makes me 30 ." Looking back,I realized how 31 I had been! I had never put myself in Dawn's shoes! Feeling 32 ,I cried myself to sleep.Later,Dawn came to wake me up for dinner.I kissed her and hugged her 33 like in the picture.From then on,I was Dawn's 34 .No one was going to hurt her for any reason.We were 35 .I am her the other half and she is my world.(21)A.complain B.wander C.stare D.envy(22)A.hate B.pity C.disturb D.warn(23)A.put up with B.make use of C.keep track of D.get back at (24)A.patient B.old C.clever D.confident(25)A.formed B.changed C.explained D.confirmed(26)A.pictures B.clothes C.toys D.stories(27)A.problem B.spotlight C.similarity D.difference(28)A.courage B.disappointment C.pain D.concern(29)A.hugging B.supporting C.comforting D.praising(30)A.improve B.think C.laugh D.survive(31)A.rude B.selfish C.responsible D.innocent(32)A.helpless B.unhappy C.desperate D.ashamed(33)A.politely B.seriously C.tightly D.purposely(34)A.protector B.assistant C.educator D.consultant(35)A.irreplaceable B.undefeatable C.unimaginable D.inseparable CADBB (6)﹣(10)ADCAC (11)﹣(15)BDCADWhen Erik Kiel launched Peer2Peer Tutor,at age 16,his idea was 21 :students can help other students succeed 22 .Kimel runs what he calls a for﹣profit business with a (n)23 mission.Peer2Peer hires high school tutors (家教)from local communities to teach students 24 the same community. 25 , the students go on the same schools."It works 26 the environment is the same.The tutor may have even had the same teacher.It's firsthand,and you are able to use those,I know what it's like to be in your shoes’ type of 27 ." Kimel said.Kimel's business has a track record of 28 .Last school year,his tutors taught students at a Maryland elementary school.After three academic quarters,60 percent of the students 29 their grades improved by at least one letter grade.The business offers a badly needed 30 opportunity for the young people.Tutors make at least double the minimum wage in their 31 and can make as such as $18 an hour.The tutors always 32 the experience on their college applications.Kimel also want to 33 the idea that America's students are under achieving and being out performed by youth in other countries,like China."We've got some pretty 34 kids in our country," Kimel said."We 35 to provide them to opportunities to help students in need."(21)A.interesting B.funny C.normal D.simple(22)A.financially B.academically C.instantly D.normally(23)A.social B.official C.secret D.international(24)A.beyond B.across C.within D.opposite(25)A.Anyhow B.Often C.Instead D.Seldom(26)A.although B.even if C.in case D.because(27)A.requests B.statements C.instructions D.descriptions(28)A.luck B.courage C.success D.popularity(29)A.saw B.predicted C.required D.judge(30)A.training B.investment C.exchange D.employment(31)A.school B.community C.country D.home(32)A.list B.admit C.confirm D.praise(33)A.establish B.shift C.promote D.share(34)A.brave B.confident C.honest D.smart(35)A.need B.agree C.choose D.waitDBACB (6)﹣(10)DCCAD (11)﹣(15)BABDAIf you examine the birth certificate of every soccer per in the last World Cup tournament,you will most likely find the excellent players were born in the earlier months of the year.If you then examine the European national youth teams that feed the World Cup,you will find this phenomenon even more 21 .What might account for this strange phenomenon?Some guess a certain astrological sign (星座)22 superior soccer skills;others maintain that winter﹣born babies have higher oxygen capacity,which increases soccer stamina (耐力).But Anderson Ericsson,a 58﹣year﹣old professor who is called the expert on experts,believes in neither.His first experiment,nearly 30 years ago, involved 23 training a person to hear and repeat a random series of numbers."With the first subject,after 20 hours of training,his digital span rose to 20",Ericsson recalls,"and after about 200 hours of training he could repeat up to 80 numbers."This success,coupled with later research showing memory itself is not 24 determined,led Ericsson to conclude that the act of memorizing is a cognitive exercise ,which means whatever born differences two people may exhibit in their abilities to memorize,those differences are 25 by how well each person encodes the information .And the best way to learn how to encode information meaningfully,Ericsson determined,was a process known as 26 practice.It involves more than simply repeating a task──playing a C﹣minor scale 100 times,27 ,hitting tennis serves until your shoulder pops out of its socket.28 ,it involves stepping outside your comfort zone,setting specific and well﹣defined goals,focusing on 29 areas of expertise,obtaining immediate feedback from professionals and concentrating as much on technique as on outcome.Ericsson and his colleagues have thus taken to studying high achievers in a wide range of 30 ,including soccer,golf,chess,piano playing and darts.They gather all the data they can and make a rather shocking statement:the trait we commonly call talent is highly31 .And yes, expert performers are nearly always made.Ericsson's formula seems appealing to many tiger parents:"practice makes perfect" is naturally 32 to genetic determination.By 33 innate ability as insignificant,many are confident they can make a concert﹣level pianist or an Olympic figure skater of their kids as long as they push them hard enough.Ericsson,34 ,believes what parents should learn from the science of expertise is not the effect of logging thousands of hours,but how to get kids to 35 the importance and challenge of effective practice.(21)A.understandable B.misleading C.appealing D.noticeable (22)A.promises B.improves C.compromises D.keeps (23)A.numbers B.subjects C.memory D.practice (24)A.physically B.genetically C.fundamentally D.psychologically (25)A.overshadowed B.demonstrated C.strengthened D.produced (26)A.enormous B.deliberate C.desperate D.persistent (27)A.on average B.more importantly C.for instance D.in particular (28)A.Besides B.Nevertheless C.Therefore D.Rather (29)A.various B.comprehensive C.targeted D.minor (30)A.sports B.occupations C.performances D.assumptions (31)A.underestimated B.overrated C.flexible D.demanding (32)A.equal B.inferior C.preferable D.beneficial (33)A.dismissing B.lacking C.recognizing D.highlighting (34)A.likewise B.therefore C.besides D.however (35)A.study B.practice C.reflect D.embrace DACBA (6)﹣(10)BCDCA (11)﹣(15)BCADD。

新高考英语完形填空及阅读理解专练(含答案解析)

新高考英语完形填空及阅读理解专练(含答案解析)

新高考英语完形填空及阅读理解专练(含答案解析)AIt was 1972,and I was in second grade. In the classroom the teacher,Ms.Boyette was 1 aloud to us from Island of the Blue Dolphins. And we had just come to a part of the book where the main 2 was training a wild dog. I was listening,fascinated by the 3 of all.Not far away from me,there seated a boy who always frightened or 4 others,so I was 5 of this boy. While Ms.Boyette was reading,I looked over at him,for he was someone I was in the 6 of keeping an eye on. I 7 that he was listening too,that he was engaged by the 8 ,that he was leaning forward in his seat and listening with all his heart,I 9 at him,open-mouthed. I was 10 that this boy was in fact just 11 me. He was a kid who liked a story. The boy must 12 my eyes on him,because he turned.Then something 13 happened. He smiled atme. 14 ,I smiled back,unafraid. We were two 15 smiling at each other.Why have I never forgotten this 16 moment?Why do I still 17 every detail of it?I think it's because that moment illustrates so beautifully the 18 of reading out loud.It shows us into a safe room,where everyone involved,the reader and the listener,can have that chance to 19 each other.We humans long not just for the story,not just for the flow of language,but for the 20 that comes when words are read aloud.1.A.shouting B.singingC.talking D.reading2.A.author B.characterC.reader D.listener3.A.wonder B.silenceC.warmth D.comfort4.A.greeted B.touchedC.hurt D.refused5.A.aware B.terrifiedC.bored D.guilty6.A.habit B.formC.effort D.hope7.A.predicted B.imaginedC.promised D.noticed8.A.speech B.storyC.journey D.diary9.A.pointed B.noddedC.stared D.waved10.A.struck B.mixedC.cheated D.confused11.A.behind B.beyondC.around D.like12.A.ignore B.feelC.meet D.observe13.eful B.naturalC.serious D.amazing14.A.Then B.AgainC.Instead D.Besides15.A.strangers B.kidsC.teachers D.enemies16.A.funny B.busyC.lucky D.small17.A.seek B.organizeC.recall D.trust18.A.power B.courageC.amusement D.ability19.A.cheer B.seeC.miss D.mention20.A.challenge B.knowledgeC.choice D.connection答案与解析【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文。

高考英语《完形填空》专项练习题(含答案)

高考英语《完形填空》专项练习题(含答案)

高考英语《完形填空》专项练习题(含答案)It was Christmas evening. I just 1 home from the nearby grocery store with all kinds of things. The kitchen was 2 with brown bags and boxes. On seeing me coming back, my youngest son, Isaiah, reached me and 3 if I woul d play a game with him.I took Isaiah's 4 . He stood there and his green eyes were 5 . “Here is a Christmas 6 for you. Please find it. You can l ook for something silver. ” he said. I began to d o it. I 7 the table in the corner and some other places.After a few seconds, I saw there was a 8 snow globe on the top of the piano. It was silvery and beautiful. I hel d the cool 9 in my hands. Isaiah said to me that it was to 10 the one that he had broken the year before. I was puzzled completely. So I bent(弯曲) my 11 besid e him. He add ed how he 12 enough money and asked his el der brother,Logan, to help him buy this one to 13 the broken one. They just wanted to give me a (n) 14 .Logan nod ded and smiled. When I 15 the key on the bottom of the globe, the quiet room was full of music. Isaiah said,“Mum, d o you remember how I by accident 16 your snow globe? It broke on the ground 17 the music was still going on. I was so,so sad. ”His face turned a little 18 . But the truth was that I did not quite 19 the broken snow globe after a l ong time. But Isaiah had been sorry for his 20 all the time.I was sure I woul d keep this snow globe in my mind forever.1.A.arranged B.l eft C.cleaned D.returned 2.A.filled B.l oaded C.provided D.covered 3.A.decided B.ord ered C.begged D.explained 4.A.question B.advice C.choice D.time 5.A.beautiful B.sad C.sleepy D.bright 6.A.card B.gift C.cake D.song 7.A.searched B.removed C.laid D.prepared 8.A.second-hand B.familiar C.little D.new 9.A.globe B.bag C.snow D.box10.A.compete againstB.put up with C.seek for D.make up for 11.A.hands B.neck C.knees D.waist 12.A.found B.hid C.saved D.coll ected 13.A.replace B.decorate C.repair D.improve 14.A.surprise B.honor C.wonder D.apol ogy 15.A.held B.fetched C.turned D.changed 16.A.dropped B.escaped C.lost D.noticed 17.A.if B.or C.but D.so 18.A.happy B.red C.confused D.pale 19.A.value B.remember C.accept D.forget 20.A.weakness B.l oss C.carel essness D.behaviorIt was my first time traveling to Asia and I had misjudged everything about my arrival. I had planned to spend my Indonesia trip in Lombok; but I booked a 21 to the Bali airport, not knowing there is an airport in Lombok.So, I flew into Bali and arrived at 1 pm. I was 22 as I had read online that the last ferry (摆渡船) left at 4 pm and I still had to take a 1.5-hour 23 journey to the ferry port to take the ferry over to Lombok.As soon as I got in the taxi, I told my driver the situation and he immediately 24his friend at the port. He tol d me the waters were 25 this day and the last ferry was leaving in an hour and we probably wouldn’t 26 it.I started to panic about where I would spend the 27 . But, despite being tol d we wouldn’t make it in time, my driver was 28 to make it work.Al ong the way, his phone 29 repeatedly. He probably talked to his 30 15 times. When we were about 10 minutes away, his friend informed him that they would hold the 31 for me – but we had to rush!From there on it was 32 .It was 33 hard and there was no road to get to the port. So we 34 , the driver grabbed my suitcase and started 35 in the rain.He was almost the size of my suitcase but insisted on 36 it for me as he ran through puddles (水坑), getting his shoes and uniform all 37 .I arrived just in time to get a 38 and jump on the last boat. I have never been more 39 and thankful for someone’s 40 toward a stranger. 21.A.ride B.flight C.delivery D.service 22.A.excited B.confused C.worried D.calm 23.A.bus B.taxi C.ferry D.subway 24.A.reminded B.call ed C.warned D.recommended 25.A.cold B.clear C.rough D.wid e 26.A.take B.miss C.reach D.make 27.A.day B.holiday C.night D.afternoon 28.A.proud B.able C.reluctant D.determined 29.A.rang B.signaled C.died D.dropped 30.A.boss B.friend C.family D.passenger 31.A.seat B.port C.car D.boat 32.A.luck B.danger C.madness D.coincid ence 33.A.raining B.snowing C.thundering D.bl owing 34.A.put off B.set off C.pulled over D.turned around 35.A.driving B.running C.walking D.moving 36.A.covering B.carrying C.checking D.passing 37.A.wet B.l oose C.broken D.smelly 38.A.warning B.form C.ticket D.discount 39.A.hopeful B.ready C.anxious D.relieved 40.A.kindness B.trust C.gratitude D.toleranceAn eagle-eyed police officer called “Memory Cop” has used his face recognition skills to catch 2,100 suspects—including those wearing face masks.His name is Andy Pope who is famous for a photographic 41 , which means he can recall 42 from images years after he has seen them.His 43 skill has seen him catch suspects for 44 which range from robbery, terrorism and 45 murder since 2012.The 46 recognizer had spotted 1,000 criminals by 2018. Though his skill is “47 to explai n”, his judgments based on his instinct(直觉) are usually right.Last year, his 48 led to 406 people being caught, including 16 in 49 one day, and this year the 43-year-ol d has managed to help 50 over a hundred suspects and has even identified 51 criminals who were wearing 52 during thepand emic.Andy, who works for West Midlands Police, says he has kept 53 instinct to catch criminals in spite of face coverings making them 54 to catch than ever before.His skill has led to the officer being a 55 in the Against All Odds category of the Amplifon Awards For Brave Britons 2020. Winners in some of the other fields includedwell-known Manchester United soccer 56 and “free kids meals” hero Marcus Rashford, as well as NHS fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore.Averaging one recognition every other shift, he also 57 one of the first 20 people in the worl d to form part of the Super Recognisers Association in 58 for his wonderful ability.Although it’s been a ye ar like no other, he has still 59 on as usual with the same preparation coming on to a shift. It is important for him to 60 in catching criminals as usual and keeping the public safe.41.A.introduction B.scenery C.memory D.action 42.A.legs B.hands C.chests D.faces 43.A.exact B.unusual C.unfair D.up-dated 44.A.crimes B.mistakes C.movements D.conducts 45.A.exhausted B.attempted C.threatened D.understood 46.A.weak B.little C.super D.healthy 47.A.abl e B.fundamental C.impossible D.illegal 48.A.score B.exam C.order D.ability 49.A.yet B.just C.still D.hardly 50.A.arrest B.meet C.think D.go51.A.admitted B.controll ed C.wanted D.foll owed 52.A.masks B.glasses C.coats D.caps 53.A.living on B.working at C.looking for D.d epending on 54.A.hard er B.professional C.happier D.nicer55.A.l oss B.success C.leader D.cheat 56.A.shop B.match C.star D.image 57.A.memorized B.became C.ensured D.grasped 58.A.patent B.administration C.suspect D.recognition 59.A.carried B.relied C.written D.l ooked 60.A.consist B.believe C.reduce D.assistDo you like history? Ancient history can seem so far 61 daily life, 62when you just learn it from a textbook. Lists of dates and peopl e and pictures of places 63 little interest 64 you’re studying for an exam. But going to locations and seeing famous structures for yourself make history come 65 . Pictures may be worth a thousand 66 , but the real thing is worth much more! You will be in awe (惊叹) when you visit Xi’an, one of China’s ol dest cities. Rulers of several dynasties including Zhou, Han, Sui and Tang made Xi’an their 67 . An 68 wall surrounds the city center, originally built during the Tang Dynasty but 69 in the Ming Dynasty. The wall has 18 gates, and several all ow 70 to the city. The South Gate is the most spectacular (壮观的) and has recently been beautifully 71 . Two museums near the south gate 72 treasures from the city’s past.One of the main reasons why people visit Xi’an 73 35 kilometers from the city. They go to see the burial site of Emperor Qin Shihuang. He wanted an army to 74 him in the afterlife, so he had craftsmen create 8,000 terracotta soldieries and horses. These were buried in pits(深坑) 75 Qin’s own tomb. About 2,000 76 the 6,000 warriors and horses buried there have been unearthed. Visitors walk on a walkway 77 the pit to view row upon row of soldiers. It’s an amazing 78 .There is much more 79 to discov er in Xi’an. And it’s much more exciting thanreading about it in a 80 !61.A.removed from B.come from C.learnt from D.dated from 62.A.specially B.especially C.usually D.finally 63.A.mean B.take C.hol d D.have64.A.if B.unl ess C.until D.although 65.A.live B.lively C.lives D.alive 66.A.words B.memories C.intelligence D.work 67.A.palace B.country C.town D.capital 68.A.irregular B.impressive C.important D.uncommon 69.A.enhanced B.enriched C.enlarged D.enabled 70.A.visitors B.entrance C.cars D.means 71.A.restored B.recovered C.reflected D.reacted 72.A.borrow B.sell C.represent D.house 73.A.locates B.has C.lies D.offers 74.A.fight B.prevent C.guard D.keep 75.A.surrounding B.surrounded C.concerned D.concerning 76.A.since B.of C.from D.insid e 77.A.under B.in C.above D.around 78.A.sight B.scenery C.view D.landscape 79.A.secret B.mystery C.history D.knowl edge 80.A.picture B.list C.structure D.bookSophie, 13, won the 2019 New Zealand’s “Think kind” competition for stud ent. “I81 a beach cl ean-up, because it really 82 me that marine(海洋的) life is hurt by thoughtl ess decisions of humans.”Sophie saw 83 on the sea floor whil e snorkeling(徒手潜泳). “It was the first time I’d seen marine life 84 among plastics.”It was the trigger of her act. “We weren’t taking enough85 . Everyone needs to d o their 86 , otherwise we’re going to87 our planet.”Sophie turned to media to get her 88 out and ask for volunteers at the clean-up. To her surprise, more than 200 peopl e turned up. 200 kil ograms of rubbish were 89 that day. “It was horribl e. We knew rubbish was there but we didn’t realize how90 until we started coll ecting.”Once ecol ogical(生态的) 91 had hit Sophie, it hit hard. On her l4th birthday, she decided to celebrate differently. 92 holding a party creating waste, she d ecided to 93 it. On her “party,” Sophie and her friends94 to pick up the rubbish that 95along the river bank near the town.“If there is one thing everyone could d o, it is to ‘96 after yourself’,” says Sophie. “It’s hard for some families to97 plastic alternatives, but just not buying things wrapped in plastic will help.” She suggests using 98 materials like metal straws. “When there are more 99 on the market, it will be 100 for individuals to make a change.”81.A.improved B.hel d C.planned D.supported 82.A.interests B.impresses C.puzzles D.bothers 83.A.rocks B.creatures C.garbage D.plants 84.A.increasing B.living C.dying D.eating 85.A.advice B.time C.patience D.action 86.A.favour B.part C.work D.role 87.A.adjust to B.devote to C.let d own D.put d own 88.A.message B.stories C.concept D.approaches 89.A.recycled B.buried C.sold D.coll ected 90.A.smelly B.tough C.much D.far 91.A.awareness B.disaster C.imbalance D.devel opment 92.A.In spite of B.For the sake of C.Instead of D.Because of 93.A.store B.make C.sort D.reduce 94.A.managed B.expected C.continued D.claimed 95.A.wanders B.runs C.disappears D.accumulates 96.A.pick up B.set up C.turn up D.back up 97.A.avoid B.afford C.select D.protect 98.A.reusable B.advanced C.valueless D.inexpensive99.A.inventions B.sellers C.options D.creations 100.A.better B.easier C.happier D.l ongerShoes can tell you a lot about a person. Winsion 101 believed in this. He coul d fit people into different classes simply by the shoes on their feet.One day, Winson was 102 on his regular bench at the train station, watching passers-by. Sud denly he 103 something different. Two bare feet walked past, making a (n) 104 sound on the floor. Their bareness made Winson feel 105 by surprise. He had seen many strange feet, but had never seen such feet without any cover. He 106 what kind of man coul d completely 107 the basic rul es of society, sticking his bare feet out for all to see. "A 108 man who was crazy and bad-tempered perhaps."Winson thought.Winson turned around on the bench and fol ded his arms tightly to 109 any possible touch. The man, however, took up the 110 made free by Winson's shrinking (退缩)."It's a rough day, "the shoe-l ess man said, putting a plastic bag between them, "I had to 111 my shoes." He l ooked at his bare feet."It's my little girl's 112 ," he explained. "She's seven today. All she wanted was a cake, with her 113 on the top."Out of curiosity. Winson 114 the bag to see the cake. It was a small white cake with the letters "A-m-e-l-i-a" on the top. "It's pretty, isn't it?" the man said, being aware of Winson's 115 . "I just got it for her at the cost of a pair of shoes, 116 you can see."His 117 sounded like he was about to cry. Winson 118 his head and met the stranger's eyes. They were kind and beautiful eves, sharply contrasting with his bare and 119 feet.The man was a great father. Winson was 120 of his bad judgement of the mar simply for his lack of shoes.101.A.never B.almost C.unwillingly D.firmly102.A.reading B.sleeping C.seated D.stuck 103.A.expected B.spotted C.achieved D.attempted 104.A.unclear B.unfamiliar C.noisy D.beautiful 105.A.overcome B.covered C.influenced D.inspired 106.A.asked B.knew C.wondered D.proved 107.A.explain B.keep C.change D.ignore 108.A.serious B.generous C.dangerous D.famous 109.A.require B.prevent C.lose D.bear 110.A.space B.time C.chall enge D.suggestion 111.A.sell B.repair C.throw out D.find out 112.A.idea B.bag C.birthday D.toy 113.A.age B.name C.motto D.photo 114.A.pushed away B.took out C.looked through D.cleaned up 115.A.sorrow B.interest C.embarrassment D.kindness 116.A.so B.if C.but D.as 117.A.song B.story C.lecture D.voice 118.A.raised B.buried C.hit D.shook 119.A.white B.l ovely C.disabl ed D.dirty 120.A.ashamed B.confident C.fond D.afraidMy husband and I went to a school last Sunday morning since our ol dest son would be the teacher that day. Three men who were outside 121 to us with the words “We are glad to have you this 122 ”. They didn't know who we were;they just knew we were 123 and they wanted to make us feel welcome. We walked up the steps and 124the hall. Six or seven peopl e spoke to us, with smiles and 125 greetings. During the rest time, there was an endl ess stream of peopl e, 126 our hands, inviting us to come back and telling us how 127 they were that we were there.We felt so 128 .Contrast(对照)that with a(n)129 we had before when my husband and I wentto a large school with a friend. I smil ed at several peopl e. Nobody smil ed back. While dozens of people walked right 130 us, nobody spoke. On our way to the main hall, 131a nursery worker waiting at the door for the little ones to arrive, no person spoke to us. I smiled at peopl e, 132 nobody smil ed back again.It was such a strange 133 We felt so unwelcome.134 ever there's a place where people should feel welcome, it's 135 because their children are here to 136 hope, comfort and somebody to care. Let's determine today that we'll be the ones who'll 137 smiles and warm greetings. Let's 138 down and speak to those who are new. Let's make sure that 139 who steps foot on our school grounds will leave that day 140 he is welcome here! 121.A.turned B.promised C.spoke D.agreed 122.A.evening B.morning C.afternoon D.night 123.A.visitors B.students C.parents D.friends 124.A.entered B.explored C.wand ered D.left 125.A.optimistic B.endl ess C.extraordinary D.warm 126.A.raising B.waving C.washing D.shaking 127.A.curious B.confused C.glad D.upset 128.A.welcome B.secure C.confid ent D.delighted 129.A.sightseeing B.experience C.movement D.attempt 130.A.with B.from C.by D.behind 131.A.more than B.l ess than C.rather than D.other than 132.A.and B.but C.so D.or 133.A.feeling B.place C.situation D.adventure 134.A.Though B.If C.While D.Until 135.A.home B.hospital C.school D.office 136.A.get back B.carry away C.call in D.l ook for 137.A.provide B.inspire C.express D.organize 138.A.fall B.sl ow C.keep D.put 139.A.nobody B.another C.everyone D.somebody 140.A.desiring B.wondering C.demanding D.knowingWhile reading the New York Times today, I came across a story titled “Free Sweets in His Cab to Delight and Heal”.Mansoor Khalid, a 37-year-ol d electrical engineer from Pakistan has been driving a141 cab in New York City since 1996. In 2010, his son, Saad, was born with a heart disease. Every time Mr. Khalid visited him in the hospital after his day shift, he woul d bring much142 to drink during nights so as to take care of his son. He even gave some to the d octors and nurses there, who 143 him “coffee man”.Last April, Saad 144 away at 18 months old. Although Mr. Khalid was so sad, he had to 145 to work. After his son’s d eath, he got into the habit of 146 some sweets for his passengers, which nearly cost him $300 every month.From his 147 in the hospital with his son, Mr. Khalid l earned that giving to others could at l east 148 , if not heal his own feeling of 149 .“I’d like to buy something for people; I feel 150 ,” Mr. Khalid said. “When you giving something from your hand, someone gives a 151 to you in return.”Since then, he has become famous on the Internet. His kind behavior 152 a steady stream of customers, with frequent request for pickups from fans who send their153 to him via Twitter or Facebook.But he doesn’t expect the 13,000 other yellow taxis to 154 the same. The $300 a month Mr. Khalid spends on candy would 155 help many peopl e to support their families for a time. Actually, it is not a small sum.“If you think about it, you will 156 why he does it,” said Juan Miranda, who drives Mr. Khalid’s cab during the nights.“Everybody is sometimes d epressed and157 . Living in New York City is not very 158 , so when a passenger see all the candies, chocolates, they will 159 in a short time,” Mr. Khalid explained. “Some people even start screaming with 160 .”141.A.orange B.white C.brown D.yell ow 142.A.coffee B.tea C.wine D.milk 143.A.praised B.call ed C.appreciated D.acknowledged 144.A.broke B.smoothed C.passed D.died 145.A.learn B.like C.forget D.return146.A.buying B.stealing C.saving D.furnishing 147.A.carefulness B.movement C.imagination D.experience 148.A.lie B.hide C.defend D.stay 149.A.loss B.expectations C.failure D.problems 150.A.upset B.bored C.good D.grateful 151.A.world B.journey C.smile D.belief 152.A.attracts B.prevents C.refuses D.educates 153.A.photos B.positions C.money D.thoughts 154.A.do B.instruct C.treat D.protect 155.A.obviously B.naturally C.exactly D.probably 156.A.promise B.admit C.wonder D.discover 157.A.delighted B.stressed C.energetic D.special 158.A.different B.hard C.interesting D.easy 159.A.turn around B.cheer up C.settle d own D.drop in 160.A.horror B.anger C.happiness D.disappointmentI used to have what everyone might call a good life a few years ago, which was because I had a permanent 161 that paid the bills, I had a good family that I was really close to, and I had a place to live in and money in the bank for trips and 162 . However, I was bored even if there was nothing much wrong in my life. I wanted more. I really wanted to live 163 and make sharp memories instead of the 164 ones of everyday life, 165 I was a littl e afraid. I had never had any 166 in myself. When I was a child, even buying something in a shop caused me a great deal of 167 , and even though I did get better as I got ol der, I never 168 that childhood shyness. And I tried everything, like reading books about confid ence. I took tiny steps towards my goals. But none of them really 169 .As a result, I 170 that the small steps weren’t enough. Soon afterwards, I signed up for an internship( 实习工作) teaching English in Vietnam, a huge step which seemed 171 , one that frightened me as much as it 172 me. I was looking forward to it.And then eventually the day came and I left my home as well as my loved ones. I stayed all alone in a distant country where the local food was 173 and the streets were dirty. I had no idea whether I could 174 everything this very strange environment would 175 at me.I had been in Vietnam for more than five months, teaching, expl oring and laughing. I had learned to 176 myself, my skills, my abilities and my decisions. After that period of time, I returned home and was 177 , even to myself, not to mention to others. The 178 that had controll ed my life and the self-doubt completely 179 . That one big chance 180 everything for me, and in me.161.A.job B.home C.address D.solution 162.A.fines B.medals C.rewards D.treats 163.A.selfl essly B.easily C.brightly D.peacefully 164.A.valuable B.sweet C.unforgettable D.ordinary 165.A.but B.so C.or D.and 166.A.shame B.pride C.confid ence D.d oubt 167.A.amazement B.stress C.joy D.responsibility 168.A.empl oyed B.doubted C.inspected D.overcame 169.A.helped B.failed C.survived D.continued 170.A.imagined B.decided C.predicted D.promised 171.A.equal B.reasonable C.impossible D.unimportant 172.A.excited B.disappointed C.impressed D.ignored 173.A.perfect B.necessary C.tasty D.strange 174.A.ad d to B.give up C.deal with D.suffer from 175.A.point B.shout C.throw D.aim 176.A.accept B.trust C.excuse D.forgive 177.A.unrecognizableB.unreliable C.unconcerned D.unsatisfied 178.A.respect B.fear C.courage D.tiredness 179.A.picked up B.hel d on C.broke out D.went away 180.A.drew B.changed C.mad e D.boughtI joined the army as an infantryman (步兵) instead of as a helicopter pilot because I only had the literacy (读写) level of an 11-year-old. I had no idea that I had a reading level that 181 ; I had just 182 words when I didn’t know them, and usually ended up getting them wrong.It was just before I turned 19 that I 183 my very first book. I can vividly remember the sense of 184 and achievement I felt. It was meant for primary school children but I didn’t 185 . I had read a whol e book, and I was 186 . From then on I read anything and everything I could get. I just wanted to get as much 187 as I could.I learned in those days at the 188 education centre. There are always peopl e looking forward to helping you and 189 you stuff. But you are never going to progress 190 you keep learning. The unbelievable educational 191 that the army offers make it one of the few places that can help you climb up the lad der of social classes in the UK.For me, improving my literacy level had another more surprising 192 . When I left the army, I was asked to write a(n) 193 of the Bravo Two Zero Mission and that led to the unexpected career change of becoming a(n) 194 .I have spent quite a bit of time over the past few years 195 schools, and workplaces, as well as army bases and businesses, to talk about my past and 196 others to start reading and writing like me. The 197 I give to all the people that I chat to is that if I can do it, anyone can. If that is a message that even one of them accepts and 198 , then it has been 199 . My experience shows that the best soldier out there is the one with a 200 card.181.A.high B.new C.l ow D.senior 182.A.gone over B.made up C.put d own D.taken back 183.A.wrote B.received C.bought D.read 184.A.pride B.beauty C.duty D.security 185.A.panic B.care C.d oubt D.agree 186.A.depressed B.puzzled C.trapped D.hooked 187.A.wealth B.knowledge. C.support D.freedom 188.A.community B.nursery C.army D.health189.A.showing B.selling C.lending D.teaching 190.A.unl ess B.until C.though D.since 191.A.expenses B.backgrounds C.opportunities D.requirements 192.A.trouble B.burden C.outcome D.challenge 193.A.email B.diary C.scheme D.account 194.A.athlete B.typist C.author D.reporter 195.A.visiting B.attending C.constructing D.inspecting 196.A.permitting B.encouraging C.commanding D.preferring 197.A.message B.story C.impression D.influence 198.A.changes B.uses C.questions D.ignores 199.A.controversial B.arbitrary C.ridicul ous D.worthwhile 200.A.library B.credit C.business D.fitnessMy family is still recovering from the terribl e times when my teenaged stepson became ill. His disease led to kidney failure and an ongoing need for 201 .As anyone with a sick child knows, the stress d oesn’t 202 . And there was so much stress. My husband and I were 203 and it was as if we forgot how to communicate -- we couldn’t have a simple conversation without 204 . Our once-happy home had become tense and unhappy.In a 205 event of communication, my stepson and I were discussing Valentine’s gifts. I 206 that his dad gave me a kazoo(卡祖笛) for our first Val entine’s Day. My reaction to this gift was 207 when I, a professional saxophone player, coul dn’t get it to make a 208 . The kazoo finally got packed away and 209 .But he was interested and asked to see it. After some trouble, I found it 210 . “What’s so hard about getting a sound?” he asked, amazed, turning it around in his hands. “I don’t know. It just never 211 .” I answered. My husband 212 the kazoo -- “It’s easy! Look, you just d o this…” –- and he blew. Nothing happened. He tried again, but still there was no sound. 213 , he tried again, only to produce a sound like a bee. My stepson burst into laughter. Our excitement at seeing his face light up like that was214 . Soon, we were all laughing to the point of tears.It was as if the dark had 215 and a ray of sunshine was let in. Eyes 216 and souls reconnected. My stepson took a turn on the kazoo. He did no better than us. More 217 . The mood stayed 218 for the rest of the evening. Months later, my stepson 219 a successful kidney transplant, which turned out to be a turning point. It showed us that we can still 220 as a family. Thanks to a simple kazoo, we remembered that we are one.201.A.confidence B.appearance C.treatment D.recovery 202.A.go away B.set out C.pass d own D.move around 203.A.relaxed B.surprised C.relieved D.exhausted 204.A.mentioning B.fighting C.changing D.devel oping 205.A.useful B.rare C.fair D.frequent 206.A.recalled B.reminded C.discovered D.predicted 207.A.forgiveness B.curiosity C.embarrassment D.excitement 208.A.song B.sign C.noise D.sound 209.A.repaired B.sol d C.forgotten D.lent 210.A.eventually B.gradually C.generally D.naturally 211.A.agreed B.refused C.disturbed D.worked 212.A.returned B.grabbed C.selected D.dropped 213.A.Frustrated B.Disappointed C.Pleased D.Interested 214.A.normal B.sl ow C.obvious D.strange 215.A.lifted B.fallen C.struggled D.jumped 216.A.opened B.shut C.changed D.met 217.A.crying B.shouting C.calling D.laughing 218.A.thick B.light C.deep D.shall ow 219.A.damaged B.underwent C.expected D.chose 220.A.survive B.grow C.bond D.controlWith his l eg lame and his teeth uneven, the boy thought of himself as the mostunfortunate chil d in the world. He 221 played with his classmates, and when asked to answer questions, he always 222 his head without a word.One spring, his father brought home some saplings (树苗). 223 of his children woul d plant a sapling a nd he promised, “Whoever 224 his sapling best shall get a gift.” The boy certainly wanted to get the gift.225 after he saw his brothers and sisters watering the trees, an idea 226 him: he hoped the tree he planted would die soon.So watering it once or twice, he never 227 it.Several days later, he was 228 to find it not only didn't die, but also grew so many fresh 229 .Compared with those of his brothers and sisters, his appeared greener.His father kept his 230 ,bought the boy a gift and said he woul d become an outstanding 231 after growing up.From then on, the boy sl owly became 232 and confident.One evening, hesudd enly 233 his biol ogy teacher once said that plants 234 grow at night. Why not go to see the tree?When he came to the courtyard, he found his father working near the tree! Immediately he 235 :Father had been secretly 236 his tree! He returned to his room, tears in his eyes.Decades passed. The boy didn't become a botanist. 237 ,he became the US238 .His name was Franklin Roosevelt.239 is the best nourishment (滋养品) of life. 240 it is just a bucket of water, it can make the tree of life grow well!221.A.ever B.seld om C.still D.often 222.A.hel d B.raised C.l owered D.covered 223.A.Both B.None C.One D.Each 224.A.likes B.protects C.grows D.watches 225.A.And B.So C.Or D.But 226.A.remained B.got rid of C.occurred to D.put forward 227.A.contributed toB.attended to C.got used to D.turned to 228.A.surprised B.frightened C.disappointed D.amused 229.A.roots B.l eaves C.branches D.seeds。

高考英语完形填空试题(含答案)

高考英语完形填空试题(含答案)

高考英语完形填空试题(含答案)一、高中英语完形填空1.阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

Cheques have largely replaced money as a means of exchange, for they are widely accepted everywhere. Though this is very 1 for both buyers and sellers, it should not be forgotten that cheques are not real money: They are quite 2 in themselves. A shopkeeper always faces a certain 3 when he accepts a cheque and he is quite within his rights if, on occasion, he 4 to do so.People don't always 5 this and are shocked if their good 6 is called into question. An old and very wealthy friend of mine told me that he had ever had an extremely 7 experience. He went to a famous jewelry shop which kept a large stock of precious stones and asked to see some necklaces. After examining carefully, he 8 to buy a particularly fine diamond necklace and asked if he could pay by cheque. The assistant said that this was quite in order, but the moment my friend 9 his name, he was invited into the manager's office.The manager was polite, and he explained that someone with exactly the same name had 10 them with a worthless cheque not long ago. My friend got very 11 when he heard this and said that he would buy a 12 somewhere else. When he got up to leave, the manager told him that the police would arrive at any moment and that he had better stay there 13 he wanted to get into serious trouble. Sure enough, the police arrived soon afterwards. They politely 14 to my friend for the inconvenience, but explained that a person who had used the same name as his was 15 for a number of recent robberies. Then the police asked my friend to 16 a note which had been used by the thief in several shops. The note read: "I have a gun in my pocket. Ask 17 questions and give me all the money in the safe." 18 , my friend's handwriting was quite unlike the thief's. He was not only 19 to go without further 20 , but to take the diamond necklace with him.1. A. simple B. easy C. right D. convenient2. A. valueless B. believable C. useful D. amazing3. A. chance B. risk C. limit D. situation4. A. wishes B. hesitates C. refuses D. desires5. A. like B. know C. admit D. hold6. A. faith B. example C. money D. friend7. A. relevant B. pleasant C. common D. terrible8. A. promised B. demanded C. decided D. managed9. A. mentioned B. gave C. signed D. spelt10. A. presented B. equipped C. helped D. supplied11. A. nervous B. disappointed C. sensitive D. annoyed12. A. necklace B. cheque C. gift D. diamond13. A. though B. until C. unless D. since14. A. came B. apologized C. reported D. listened15. A. reasonable B. regretful C. suitable D. responsible16. A. take back B. go through C. copy out D. make up17. A. all B. any C. no D. few18. A. Unexpectedly B. Eventually C. Actually D. Fortunately19. A. allowed B. persuaded C. advised D. forbidden20. A. notice B. quarrel C. punishment D. delay【答案】(1)D;(2)A;(3)B;(4)C;(5)B;(6)A;(7)D;(8)C;(9)C;(10)A;(11)D;(12)A;(13)C;(14)B;(15)D;(16)C;(17)C;(18)D;(19)A;(20)D;【解析】【分析】本文是一篇记叙文,作者讲述了因支票而引发的一场误会。

高考英语一轮复习讲练测:完形填空记叙文(新高考15空)(测) (含高考真题)(解析版)

高考英语一轮复习讲练测:完形填空记叙文(新高考15空)(测) (含高考真题)(解析版)

第18讲完形填空记叙文(新高考15空)(测)时间:60分钟满分:60分(每题1分)姓名__________ 得分________A(2022年新高考全国I卷)My husband, our children and I have had wonderful camping experiences over the past ten years.Some of our ___1___ are funny, especially from the early years when our children were little. Once, we ___2___ along Chalk Creek. I was ___3___ that our 15-month-old boy would fall into the creek (小溪). I tied a rope around his waist to keep him near to our spot. That lasted about ten minutes. He was ___4___, and his crying let the whole campground know it. So ___5___ tying him up, I just kept a close eye on him. It ___6___ — he didn’t end up in the creek. Mythree-year-old, however, did.Another time, we rented a boat in Vallecito Lake. The sky was clear when we ___7___, but storms move in fast in the mountains, and this one quickly ___8___ our peaceful morning trip. The ___9___ picked up and thunder rolled. My husband stopped fishing to _____10_____ the motor. Nothing. He tried again. No _____11_____. We were stuck in the middle of the lake with a dead motor. As we all sat there _____12_____, a fisherman pulled up, threw us a rope and towed (拖) us back. We were _____13_____.Now, every year when my husband pulls our camper out of the garage, we are filled with a sense of _____14_____, wondering what camping fun and _____15_____ we will experience next. 1.A.ideas B.jokes C.memories D.discoveries 2.A.camped B.drove C.walked D.cycled 3.A.annoyed B.surprised C.disappointed D.worried 4.A.unhurt B.unfortunate C.uncomfortable D.unafraid 5.A.due to B.instead of C.apart from D.as for 6.A.worked B.happened C.mattered D.changed 7.A.signed up B.calmed down C.checked out D.headed off 8.A.arranged B.interrupted C.completed D.recorded 9.A.wind B.noise C.temperature D.speed 10.A.find B.hide C.start D.fix11.A.luck B.answer C.wonder D.signal 12.A.patiently B.tirelessly C.doubtfully D.helplessly 13.A.sorry B.brave C.safe D.right 14.A.relief B.duty C.pride D.excitement 15.A.failure B.adventure C.performance D.conflict【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文。

2023新高考1卷英语 完形填空

2023新高考1卷英语 完形填空

2023新高考1卷英语完形填空第三部分语言运用(共两节,满分30分)第一节(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)阅读下面短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

On Oct. 11, hundreds of runners competed in a cross-country race in Minnesota. Melanie Bailey should have 41 the course earlier than she did. Her 42 came because she was carrying a 43 acrossthe finish line.As reported by a local newspaper, Bailey was more thantwo-thirds of the way through her 44 when a runner in front of her began crying in pain. She 45 to help her fellow runner, Danielle Lenoue. Bailey took her arm to see if she could walk forwardwith 46 . She couldn't. Bailey then 47 to let Lenoue climb onto her back and carried her all the way to the finish line, then another 300 feet to where Lenoue could get 48 attention.Once there, Lenoue was 49 and later taken to a hospital, where she learned that she had serious injuries in one of her knees. She would have struggled with extreme 50 to make it to that aid checkpoint without Bailey's help.As for Bailey, she is more 51 about why her act is considered a big 52 . “She was just crying. I couldn't 53 her,” Bailey told the reporter. “I feel like I was just doing the right thing.”Although the two young women were strangers beforethe 54 , they've since become friends. Neither won the race, but the 55 of human kindness won the day.41. A. designed B. followedC. changedD. finished42. A. delay B. chanceC. troubleD. excuse43. A. judge B. volunteerC. classmateD. competitor44. A. race B. schoolC. townD. training45. A. agreed B. returnedC. stoppedD. promised46. A. courage B. aidC. patienceD. advice47. A. went away B. stood upC. stepped asideD. bent down48. A. medical B. publicC. constantD. equal49. A. interrupted B. assessedC. identifiedD. appreciated50. A. hunger B. painC. coldD. tiredness51. A. worried B. ashamedC. confusedD. discouraged52. A. game B. problemC. lessonD. deal53. A. leave B. cureC. botherD. understand54. A. ride B. testC. meetD. show55. A. secret B. displayC. benefitD. exchange。

高考完形填空专项练习(含答案)

高考完形填空专项练习(含答案)

未命名完形填空专练未命名注意事项:1.答题前填写好自己的姓名、班级、考号等信息2.请将答案正确填写在答题卡上未命名请点击修改第I卷的文字说明一、完形填空The summer before the ninth grade, procrastination(拖延)affected my life in a deep way. With only a few days until the start of school, I had 1 just one of three homework tasks we were 2 Instead of enjoying my last few moments of 3 , I spent that time doing homework, which was an 4 way to end the vacation.Putting in 100 percent 5 , I always started with strong 6 at the beginning of each school year. 7 I struggled to maintain that energy as the weeks passed.One night, my father and I were having a 8 about college. He told me, " It doesn’t 9 much whether you get into an Ivy League university or just a(n) 10 college-what matters is how you get there and what you do to 11 it". This really spoke to me, because it made me focus more on the 12 of my work rather than the quantity.Thanks to that conversation, I 13 the way I went through life. I started to 14 that trying my 15 best is a thousand times better than simply doing something to get it done.My effort began to 16 in my first year of high school. I had never 17 that my grades in some harder classes could be better than those in the easier ones I took last year.Now I would rather work hard for something and enjoy the 18 of success, than not try at all or give up halfway. Motivation can 19 become a habit if you repeat a(n)20 that helps you avoid procrastination.1.A.finished B.shared C.quitted D.repeated 2.A.passed B.arranged C.designed D.showed 3.A.pride B.freedom C.silence D.surprise4.A.unpleasant B.enjoyable C.valuable D.confusing6.A.curiosity B.misunderstanding C.fear D.motivation 7.A.Otherwise B.However C.Therefore D.Besides 8.A.conversation B.quarrel C.discussion D.break 9.A.occur B.work C.matter D.fail 10.A.popular B.famous C.ordinary D.new 11.A.disturb B.accomplish C.attract D.embarrass 12.A.amount B.comment C.request D.quality 13.A.changed B.refused C.admitted D.copied 14.A.explain B.doubt C.believe D.expect 15.A.slight B.sharp C.steady D.absolute 16.A.fall behind B.run out C.break out D.pay off 17.A.worried B.imagined C.promise D.questioned 18.A.pleasure B.effect C.opinion D.progress 19.A.luckily B.hardly C.easily D.silently 20.A.test B.idea C.game D.routine Last week I was driving back to town from the airport during a heavy rainstorm when I saw something rather large 21 of the busy road as the traffic drove past 22 close.As I got 23 , I found out that it was a turtle, and I hit the 24 . I got out of my car with traffic being 25 behind me and dashed into the middle of the road. I saw that it was very much 26 but refusing to 27 .Although I'm an animal lover, I’m not one to touch an animal like a turtle that isn't28 ,but I wasn’t going to29 him there. I looked through my car 30 for something with which to 31 the turtle--paper towels, a rag, anything. But there was nothing.A woman drove in the opposite direction stopped and saw the 32 situation. I asked her if she had anything 33 I could use to pick this rather large turtle up, and she34 me a white towel. As I 35 my friend, he quickly 36 his head and feet, andI set him down by the river to 37 .I thanked the woman with the towel who came to my 38 ----and the turtle does,too! I’m also39 to the drivers behind me. They were 40 for over half an hour butnone complained at all!21.A.in the middle B.on the side C.at the end D.on the corner 22.A.reasonably B.increasingly C.strangely D.dangerously 23.A.father B.nearer C.nearly D.further 24.A.wheel B.door C.brake D.window 25.A.reduced B.followed C.avoided D.blocked 26.A.alive B.gentle C.heavy D.large 27.A.dash B.move C.slip D.run 28.A.cute B.lucky C.mild D.brave 29.A.put B.take C.send D.leave 30.A.slowly B.nervously C.wildly D.occasionally 31.A.turn over B.throw away C.pick up D.put up 32.A.hopeless B.difficult C.ridiculous D.different 33.A.at the airport B.on the road C.by the river D.in her car 34.A.sold B.lent C.threw D.showed 35.A.found out B.wrapped up C.came across D.stared at 36.A.raised B.pulled C.withdrew D.lowered 37.A.keep on B.live on C.work on D.decide on 38.A.attention B.mind C.rescue D.memory 39.A.grateful B.generous C.helpful D.sensitive 40.A.challenged B.prepared C.panicked D.delayedA few years ago my wife and I took a trip to Costa Rica. Upon arrival we 41a car and headed out to our first destination which was a few hours away. I had a 42 soI figured I'd be in great condition. About 20 minutes into the drive I found myself practically43 in the unmarked streets and dirty roads. Upset. I turned to Siri, a virtual(虚拟的) assistant in my phone, for help.I typed the 44 to our destination in my phone and instantly Siri had 45the best route(路线)to get there and we were on our way.The only 46 was that things didn't always go the way I thought they would. With the streets not being well 47 I would sometimes miss a turn and head in the 48direction. Luckily, Siri never got 49 with me. Any time I missed a turn Siri wouldsimply 50 and say, "Recalculating route. 51 route.”And within a few seconds, Siri would have a new route 52 to get us to our destination.Sometimes the new route meant I had to 53 to the right turn and sometimes she found a different route that took my new location into 54 .Eventually we made it to our hotel 55 and enjoyed some beautiful scenery along the way.Most people make the 56 of thinking that success and happiness come from someone setting a goal and then 57 straight towards it. The 58 is that there is no straight path to success. There isn't even the 59 path. There are many paths that can get you to your goals. You just have to be 60 to recalculate your route when you miss a turn or there is something in your way.41.A.produced B.repaired C.rented D.purchased 42.A.car B.phone C.compass D.map 43.A.absorbed B.lost C.experienced D.free 44.A.address B.approach C.receipt D.schedule 45.A.polished B.discovered C.opened D.managed 46.A.fear B.difference C.sympathy D.problem 47.A.marked B.paved C.arranged D.expanded 48.A.illegal B.new C.wrong D.potential 49.A.generous B.mad C.concerned D.cautious 50.A.break down B.cut in C.get up D.go away 51.A.Abandoning B.Cancelling C.Reaching D.Changing 52.A.checked B.updated C.adjusted D.planned 53.A.point B.lead C.return D.apply 54.A.order B.direction C.account D.place 55.A.safely B.frequently C.hungrily D.gradually 56.A.mistake B.excuse C.accident D.trouble 57.A.accumulating B.withdrawing C.marching D.fleeing 58.A.answer B.truth C.condition D.privilege 59.A.first B.suitable C.accurate D.only 60.A.willing B.proud C.anxious D.ambitiousEven if you’ve never been to Phoenix in Arizona, you probably know this about theplace: its terrible 61 . From June to September, the temperature can easily climb up to an unbearable point. But that doesn’t 62 hikers from attempting the 1.3-mile hard walk to the top of the city’s famous Camelback Mountain. Signs 63 that the trail is extremely difficult. If you continue, a posted checklist suggests at least a liter of water per person. And 64 you’re still n ot stopped, another 65 farther up declares: “If you’re halfway through your water, turn around!”66 many people hardly pay any attention to the warnings. Fortunately, Scott Cullymore does. When he’s not 67 his carpet-cleaning company nearby, the53-year-old Cullymore can be found hiking up and down Camelback a couple of times a day, 68 cold bottles of water to 69 hikers. He has helped so many hikers that he has 70 a heavenly nickname: the Water Angel. “I’d like a more manly name, but, you know,” he joked. Cullymore was on Camelback Mountain one day in 2015 71 a British tourist died after being lost for nearly six hours in the hot July. That experience 72him to start helping people 73 caught by the unforgiving version of Mother Nature. “They lack deep understanding of the mountain, and they feel too 74 of what they can do, and so they get themselves in trouble,” he told the Arizona Republic. If a hiker has a flushed face and is not sweating anymore, Cullymore says that he 75 his backpack, pulls out a frosty bottle, and hands it to the person. “It’s 76 that we’re safe in the middle of the city. You can die up here, and no one would know.” One hiker who enjoyed the 77 of offere d water agrees. “You think you know the hot weather, but then you get out here in the desert and it 78 you like a blanket. You have no way to get out,” said Austin Hill, who was hiking with a high school friend. They were 79 , he said, pointing to Cullymore. “We ran into this Good Samaritan(乐善好施者) here.” And with that, the Water Angel goes 80 another hiker in trouble.61.A.altitude B.heat C.drought D.surroundings 62.A.refuse B.separate C.relieve D.discourage 63.A.warn B.remind C.advise D.recommend 64.A.as B.if C.unless D.until 65.A.hiker B.guide C.sign D.tourist 66.A.However B.Therefore C.Instead D.Moreover67.A.starting B.making C.running D.setting69.A.scared B.pleased C.exhausted D.thrilled 70.A.earned B.created C.presented D.gathered 71.A.before B.after C.when D.while 72.A.required B.indicated C.disturbed D.inspired 73.A.unchangeably B.unconsciously C.unreasonably D.unnaturally 74.A.curious B.satisfied C.anxious D.confident 75.A.carries out B.lifts up C.sets aside D.reaches into 76.A.misleading B.mistaken C.unbelievable D.unexpected 77.A.fun B.benefit C.convenience D.popularity 78.A.surrounds B.treats C.provides D.strikes 79.A.faithful B.considerate C.experienced D.lucky 80.A.in need of B.in search of C.in place of D.in charge ofI teach at a university and recently had an interesting interaction with a student who approached my desk with an assignment. I watched as he 81 it from his pocket and held the crumpled (皱的) sheet out to me.“What’s that?” I asked. His 82 : “My work.”I was shocked. All I could do was stare at it long enough to 83 my voice. Then I told him to redo the 84 and hand it back to me as a clean, 85 and spotless copy. As the student 86 , I picked up the merest anger.If I have some 87 as a teacher, then this is it: quality. In the long 88 of my teaching career, I have given my students great creative freedom and 89 many extensions of deadlines. But my 90 of quality remains anchored in concrete. I have always felt that should I 91 on this one essential issue,then all is lost.So what became of my 92 with the crumpled paper? He gave me the paper like a soldier presenting something to a king 93 a cat, which is why I 94 him. I called him back. We sat down together, and I 95 his draft, which was disorganized. I explained, 96 and clearly, that one’s first effort is exactly that: a start. And we took it from there, moving a paragraph, deleting the 97 word or sentence, and 98 grammar.Once those basic things were 99 , my student asked, “Are we done?” “Not yet,” Ismiled. “One last step.” I told him to read his work out loud and li sten to his words. After he100 , he lowered the paper and looked at me, with his expression filled with hope. 81.A.ruined B.pulled C.blocked D.harvested 82.A.belief B.solution C.notice D.response 83.A.repair B.recover C.raise D.recognize 84.A.arrangement B.preparation C.adaptation D.assignment 85.A.explicit B.flat C.long D.sharp 86.A.twisted B.registered C.withdrew D.deposited 87.A.complaint B.celebration C.appreciation D.attraction 88.A.lesson B.distance C.course D.silence 89.A.excused B.prohibited C.required D.allowed 90.A.expectation B.assumption C.comprehension D.judgement 91.A.burst out B.cut down C.give in D.keep up 92.A.career B.teacher C.draft D.student 93.A.rather than B.or rather C.other than D.as well as 94.A.forgave B.scolded C.troubled D.influenced 95.A.torn B.introduced C.examined D.selected 96.A.hopefully B.specially C.strangely D.quietly 97.A.difficult B.unnecessary C.valuable D.unconditional 98.A.copying B.stressing C.correcting D.reviewing 99.A.handled B.listed C.enjoyed D.tested100.A.demanded B.finished C.recorded D.settled请点击修改第II卷的文字说明本卷由系统自动生成,请仔细校对后使用,答案仅供参考。

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新高考完形填空专练(15小题版)AA true apology is more than just acknowledgement of a mistake. It’s recognition that something you’re said or done has ___1___ a relationship and that you care enough about the relationship to want it ___2___.It’s never ___3___ to acknowledge you are in the wrong. Being human, we all need the art of apology. Look back and think how ___4___you’vejudged roughly, said unkind things, pushed yourself ahead at the ___5___of a friend, it is known to us that when ___6___a small mistake has been made, your feeling will stay out of ___7___ until the mistake is acknowledged and your regret is ___8___.I remember a doctor friend, telling me about a man who came to himwith ___9___ illnesses, headache, insomnia(失眠),stomachaches and so on. No physical ___10___ could be found. Finally the doctor said to him,“ ___11___ you tell me what’s on your conscience, I can’t help you.”After a short silence, the man told the doctor that he ___12___ all the money that his father gave to his broth er, who was abroad. His father had died, so only he himself knew the matter. The old doctor made the man write to his brother making an apology and enclosing a ___13___. In the post office, the man dropped the letter into the mail box. As the letter disa ppeared, theman ___14___ into tears. “Thank you, doctor,” he said. “I think I’m all right now,” And he ___15___.1. A. damaged B. won C. improved D. formed2. A. built B. formed C. repaired D. picked3. A. difficult B. easy C. foolish D. shy4. A. long B. often C. much D.soon5. A. expense B. worth C. value D. bargain6. A. still B. even C. only D.such7. A. conscience B. friendship C. mind D. balance8. A. shown B. explai ned C. offered D. expressed9. A. strange B. serious C. various D. much10. A. signs B. exercise C. cause D.marks11. A. Whenever B. Unless C. Since D. Although12. A. stole B. accepted C.seized D. wasted13. A. note B. card C. check D. photo14. A. joyed B. burst C. laughed D. cried15. A. should B. did C.had D. was参考答案1-5 ACBBA 6-10 BDDCC 11-15 BCCBDBReading involves looking at illustrative symbols and expressing mentally the sounds and ideas they represent. Concepts of reading have changed 1 over the centuries. During the 1950’s and 1960’s especially, increased attention has been devoted to 2 the reading process. Although experts agree that reading 3 a complex organization of higher mental 4 , they disagree about the exact nature of the process. Some experts, who regard language primarily as a code using symbols to represent sounds, 5 reading as simply the decoding(解码)of symbols into the sounds they stand for.These authorities 6 that meaning, being concerned with thinking, must be taught independently of the decoding process. Others maintain that reading is inexplainably related to thinking, and that a child who pronounces sounds without 7 their meaning is not truly reading. The reader, 8 some, is not just a person with a theoretical ability to read but onewho 9 reads.Many adults, although they have the ability to read, have never read a book in its 10 . By some experts they would not be 11 as readers. Clearly, the philosophy, objectives, methods and materials of reading will depend on the definition one use. By the most 12 and satisfactory definition, reading is the ability to 13 the sound-symbols code of the language, to interpret meaning for various 14 , at various rates, and at various levels of difficulty, and to do so widelyand enthusiastically. 15 , reading is the interpretation of ideas through the use of symbols representing sounds and ideas.1. A. specifically B. dramatically C. abstractly D. ridiculously2. A. understanding B. translating C. defining D. substituting3. A. involves B. concentrates C. specializes D. analyzes4. A. opinions B. effects C. manners D. functions5. A. view B. look C. reassure D. agree6. A. support B. argue C. attempt D. compete7. A. interpreting B. saying C. reciting D. reading8. A. in addition to B. for example C. according to D. such as9. A. completely B. carefully C. publically D. actually10. A. part B. whole C. standard D. straight11. A. applied B. granted C. classified D. graded12. A. instructive B. doubtful C. certain D. complicated13. A. strike B. illustrate C. define D. unlock14. A. purposes B. degrees C. stages D. steps15. A. On the other hand B. In short C. By the way D. So far参考答案1-5BCADA 6-10BACDB 11-15CCDABCWhen a child is faced with a problem, he or she may not be able to deal with it, children need to learn 1 . You can help someone to learn how to solve problems. The best way is to take the time to talk about problems as they happen. Of course, this is not easy to do. Problems have a way of bursting upon someone at the 2 time. But even if the time is on the best, you should try to help.There are many things you can do to help a child 3 problem-solving skills. One good way is to find out what caused the 4 . This is a skill that children 5 learn without help. A child 6 knock over his or her glass of milk at the dinner table, but he or she may not realize that the glass was too close to the 7 . You can show the child what the problem is. Then it can be solved.The next step for a child is to learn how to solve the problem 8 . This step takes 9 . Some people are so afraid of being wrong that they cannot solve problems. You can help by talking about some possible 10 . The two of you can decide which answer is the best. Let the child 11 it out. Now the child will see that problems can be solved, and you can 12 him or her for choosing an answer.Another step to problem solving is to help children see the relationship of cause and effect. If a child knocks over a glass, it will fall and break. He or she might 13 to write on the wall. But the pencil always leaves a 14 . Soon the child will see the link 15 cause and effect, and then he or she is on the road to growth.1.A.why B.about C.it D.how2.A.exact B.ordinary C.worst ual3.A.understand B.learn C.watch D.follow4. A.way B.skills C.effect D.problem5.A.need to B.should C.won’t D.can6.A.wrongly ually C.carelessly D.may7.A.edge B.table C.hand D.seat8.A.quickly B.correctly C.alone D.simply9.A.courage B.skill C.time D.patience10.A.help B.ways C.answers rmation11.A.work B.find C.carry D.try12.A.praise B.encourage C.support D.congratulate13.A.happen B.consider C.like D.choose14.A.line B.mark C.drawing D.point15.A.between B.if C.both D.in参考答案1-5 DCBDC 6-10 DACAC 11-15 DACBA。

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