高考英语 完形填空专项模拟训练.docx

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高考英语完形填空专项模拟训练

完形填空专项模拟训练

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ItseemedlikeanyotherdaywhenfitnessinstructorChantelleListersetofftoworkat7am.Itwastheschoolholidays,soherdaughtersLorenandMollie,17and6,and11-year-oldsonCharliewerestill1inbed.

Butwithinanhour,thefamilyhomeinKettering,England,wentupinflames（火焰）.The2starteddownstairs,anddeadlysmokestarted3thesecondfloor,wherethechildrenweresleeping.

4,thefamily’sbeloveddog,Bailey,rushedtotheir5.Althoughthethicksmoke6toclimbthestaircase,the4-year-olddogmadehisway7andkeptbarkingoutsideLoren’sdooruntilshe8.

Lorenopenedthe9tothickblacksmokecoveringthestairsandthesoundofsmashing（粉碎）glass.Strugglingto10,theteenagerranintotheother11andmanagedtogetthe12childrenoutthroughawindowandontotheroof.

Aftersuccessfullyraisingthe13,Baileyranbackdownstairstotrytogetout.14,hewastrappedinthe15house.

“ThefiremenpulledBaileyoutandtriedto16him,buthewasdead,”Chantellesaid.“TheyputablanketoverhimandIkept17,‘Thatcouldhavebeenoneofmychildren.’Baileywassuchacharacterandso18.Thechildrenwouldn’tbehere19him.He’smyheroandI’llbe20tohimforever.”

1.A.sleepyB.asleepC.awakeD.silent

2.A.lightB.smokeC.fireD.noise

3.A.fillingB.flowingC.leavingD.escaping

4.A.FinallyB.Thankfully

C.NaturallyD.Obviously

5.A.yardB.kitchenC.dangerD.rescue

6.A.startedB.failedC.happenedD.stopped

7.A.outB.throughC.upstairsD.downstairs

8.A.watchedoutB.setoffC.wentawayD.wokeup

9.A.eyesB.mouthC.doorD.window

10.A.breatheB.walkC.speakD.stand

11.A.houseB.classroomC.bathroomD.bedroom

12.A.angryB.curiousC.terrifiedD.confused

13.A.alarmB.voiceC.soundD.child

14.A.SurprisinglyB.Unfortunately

C.OccasionallyD.Gradually

15.A.shiningB.exploding

C.brokenD.burning

16.A.saveB.protect

C.moveD.comfort

17.A.apologizingB.thinking

C.explainingD.expecting

18.A.interestingB.lovingC.strangeD.flexible

19.A.beyondB.besidesC.withoutD.despite

20.A.loyalB.convenientC.availableD.grateful

B

Oneday,amansawanoldladywhowassittinginsidehercaratthesideoftheroad.Thoughitwasdark,hecouldseesheneeded1.Sohepulledupinfrontofhercarand2.

Evenwiththesmileonhisface,shewas3.Washegoingtohurther?

“I’llhelpyou4yourcar,ma’am.Bytheway,mynameisBryanAnderson,”hesaid.

AsAndersonwas5asparetiretohercar,theladyrolleddownthewindowand6totalktohim.Shecouldn’t7himenoughforcomingtoheraid.

Andersonjustsmiledasheputhistools8.Theladyaskedhowmuchsheowedhim.Hetoldherthatifshereallywantedto9himback,thenexttimeshesawsomeonewhoneededhelp,shecouldgivethatpersonthe10theyneeded.Hewaiteduntilshestartedhercaranddroveoff.

Afewmilesdowntheroad,theladysawasmall11.Shewentinforabitetoeat.The12whocameoverhadasweetsmile.Thelady13thewaitresswasnearlyeightmonthspregnant,butsheneverletthepainsandacheschangeher14whensheservedher.

Thelady15hermealandpaidwithahundreddollarbill.Thewaitressquicklywenttoget16,buttheoldladyhadslippedrightoutthedoor.Shewas17bythetimethewaitresscameback.Thewaitresswonderedwheretheladycouldbe.

Therewasa18onthenapkin（餐巾）:

“Youdon’towemeanything.Somebodyoncehelpedmeout,thewayI’mhelpingyou.Ifyoureallywanttopaymeback,hereiswhatyoudo:

donotletthischainof19endwithyou.”

Underthe20werefourmore$100bills.

1.A.restB.helpC.adviceD.encouragement

2.A.droppedoffB.passedbyC.gotoutD.lookedaround

3.A.worriedB.surprisedC.disappointedD.confused

4.A.pushB.cleanC.removeD.start

5.A.fittingB.drivingC.showingD.making

6.A.continuedB.stoppedC.beganD.waited

7.A.admireB.thankC.trustD.understand

8.A.offB.upC.onD.away

9.A.payB.sendC.getD.turn

10.A.foodB.moneyC.assistanceD.courage

11.A.shopB.cafeC.marketD.hotel

12.A.managerB.guestC.cleanerD.waitress

13.A.noticedB.admittedC.agreedD.remembered

14.A.mindB.habitC.attitudeD.voice

15.A.preparedB.finishedC.requestedD.served

16.A.dishesB.menusC.foodD.change

17.A.goneB.lostC.doneD.left

18.A.checkB.bookC.reportD.note

19.A.secretsB.loveC.beliefD.trust

20.A.tableB.chairC.napkinD.plate

C

There’snoquestionthatWaltDisneychangedtheworld.AsthemanbehindMickeyMouseandtheentireDisneyenterprise,hislife’sworkhas1childrenandadultsfordecades.Andwhenhe2duetolungcancerin1966,theworldtrulylostagreatperson.

3,Disneymadeanimpactinanotherway.Legendhasitthathewroteonelast4beforehisdeath,saidDisneyhistorianJimKorkis.Titled“TVProjectsInProduction:

ReadyforProductionorPossibleforEscalationandStory,”thenote5fournames:

RonMiller,2WayDownCellar,KurtRussell,andCIA-Mobley.

Still,thenote’strue6remainedamysteryfordecades.WhatdidDisney’slastmessagetotheworldintendto7?

AccordingtoformerDisneyarchivistDaveSmith,who8thenote,Disneywaslistingpossible9projectsforhiscompany.Andonename10out:

KurtRussell.

Disneyhadexpressedhis11ofthethen-15-year-old’stalentbefore,praisinghimontelevisionand12ensuringthattheboyreceivedastudiocontract（合同）.InOctober1966,justmonthsbeforehis13,Disneyevenpredicted“agreat14future”forRussell.Butintheend,itwasDisney’slast15thatendeduplaunchingRussell’scareerasanactor.

Russell16thisduringa2013episodeofTheView.“Iassume,as[does]everybodyelse,thathewas17aboutsomemoviethathewasthinkingabouthavingmein…Idon’tknowwhattomakeofit18that,”Russellsaid.

TheyoungactorwouldgoontostarindozensofDisney19,includingTheOneandOnly,Genuine,OriginalFamilyBand.Sointheend,wehaveDisneyto20foroneofthemostmemorabletalentsonourscreens.

1.A.guidedB.inspiredC.challengedD.taught

2.A.felldownB.passeddown

C.passedawayD.carriedaway

3.A.HoweverB.Besides

C.ThereforeD.Meanwhile

4.A.bookB.invitationC.reportD.message

5.A.listedB.countedC.matchedD.checked

6.A.ruleB.functionC.benefitD.meaning

7.A.speakB.conveyC.mentionD.prove

8.A.readB.wroteC.foundD.accepted

9.A.futureB.stableC.normalD.difficult

10.A.brokeB.workedC.madeD.stood

11.A.loveB.concernC.needD.requirement

12.A.personallyB.naturallyC.certainlyD.practically

13.A.lossB.deathC.retirementD.disease

14.A.actingB.singingC.dancingD.showing

15.A.contractB.projectC.ideasD.words

16.A.arrangedB.confirmedC.promotedD.questioned

17.A.inquiringB.talkingC.arguingD.worrying

18.A.regardlessofB.betterthan

C.otherthanD.alongwith

19.A.magazinesB.broadcastsC.programsD.films

20.A.answerB.applyC.askD.thank

D

Whydopeoplevolunteer?

Somepeoplevolunteertogaincareerexperience.Somepeoplevolunteertomakethemselvesfeelbetter.Andsomepeoplevolunteertoclimbthesocialladderwhilehelpingthoseless1.However,Ivolunteertogivebacktomy2.IamthankfulforthehelpIreceivedfromothers.

WhenIwasinhighschool,I3theUpwardBoundProgram.ThroughUpwardBoundIwasabletogainskillsandopportunitiesthathavehelpedme4themanthatIamtoday.SoInowoftengivebacktoenablekidstohavethesame5atlifethatIhavehad.

Volunteeringisthebestwayto6thosewhohelpedmeontheroadtosuccess.IrememberaskingacounselorwhenIwasinUpwardBoundhowIcouldrepayhim.Hesmiledandsaid,“Shawn,youcanhelpmebyhelping7.”Astatementsosimple,yetso8initsmeaning.

WhenIgotmyfirstvolunteerpositionasajuniorcounseloratmylocalBoysandGirlsClub,Iwas9tobeagreatrolemodelforkids.Butthingsdidnot10outasIthoughtatfirst.Afteraboutacoupleofweeksofvolunteering,Ifeltthatmyeffortswerein11andIgotdisappointed.

BythetimeIhadreachedmywitsendandwasreadyto12,IoverheardsomeofthekidsaskingwhereIwasthatday.Theysaidtheylikedhavingme13.

Mydesiretogivebacktothecommunitywas14bythefactthatImadea15.NowthefeelingthatIcan16someone’slifeforthebetterisamazing.

Somepeopleare17withthosewhochoosetovolunteerforpersonalgain.I,ontheotherhand,amnot.Althoughtheyarebenefitingfromvolunteering,soarethepeopletheyare18.Itisaclassiccaseofsymbiosis（互利关系）andthatisagoodthing.Afterall,weall19whenwevolunteer.

SoIappealtoeveryonetofinda（n）20andvolunteer.Inthisway,notonlywillyoubehelpingothers,youwillbehelpingyourselfaswell.

1.A.sensitiveB.reliableC.fortunateD.intelligent

2.A.companyB.communityC.parentsD.school

3.A.tookpartinB.tookholdofC.cameupwithD.lookedupto

4.A.faceB.recognizeC.changeD.become

5.A.chanceB.courageC.decisionD.concern

6.A.praiseB.thankC.interestD.comfort

7.A.yourselfB.thoseC.thatD.another

8.A.strangeB.deepC.funnyD.different

9.A.eagerB.afraidC.ableD.lucky

10.A.wentB.getC.workD.start

11.A.exchangeB.returnC.vainD.control

12.A.relaxB.quitC.helpD.move

13.A.aroundB.awayC.backD.ahead

14.A.provedB.challengedC.expressedD.renewed

15.A.sacrificeB.choiceC.differenceD.proposal

16.A.recordB.observeC.appreciateD.shape

17.A.pleasedB.patientC.popularD.dissatisfied

18.A.respectingB.m