高考英语完形填空集训三.docx

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高考英语完形填空集训三

2016高考英语完形填空集训（三）

【高分特训】第二部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节完型填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Passage1

DidyouhearthesportsstorythatcameoutofGreeceafewyearsago?

No,itwasn’tfromthecountrythatstartedtheOlympics,21ithasanOlympicquality.ThestorycameoutofGreece,NewYork,anditwasaboutJasonMcElwain,a17-year-oldautistic（自闭的）kid,andJimJohnson,ahighschoolbasketball22.

Jason，whodidn’tspeakuntilhewasfiveandalways23withlearningchallenges,was24forabasketballplayer,onlyfivefootsix.Infact,henever25theteam.Hewastheteammanager,whokeptstatisticsandhandedoutwaterbottles.

ButCoachJohnson26Jason’senthusiasmforthegameandhisunselfishdedicationtotheteam.Sohedecidedifthescore27,hemightlethim28afewminutes.

Wordgotaroundandagroupofstudentscametothegamewithsigns29hisnickname,“J-Mac,”andcutoutsofhisfaceplacedonpopsicle（冰棒）sticks.

WhenJasonwasputintothegamewithfourminutesleft,they30wildlyhopingthathemighteven31abasket.InHollywood,hewouldhavedonejustthat,andhisteammateswouldhave32himoffontheirshoulders.Butinthe33worldofGreece,NewYork,Jasontooka34andmissedbyaboutsixfeet.Hissupporters35andthecoachworriedthathemayhavesetthisyoungmanupfor36.

ButJ-Mac37anothershot,andanother,andanother.38hetook10shots,andscored20pointsinhisfourminutesof39.

And,yes,hewascarriedoffontheshouldersofhisteammates.Anditwasthecareerhighpointinthelifeofacoachwhojustgaveagoodkida（n）40.

21.

A.

if

B.

though

C.

since

D.

for

22.

A.

star

B.

game

C.

coach

D.

play

23.

A.

began

B.

went

C

listened

D.

struggled

24.

A.

short

B.

big

C.

good

D.

ready

25.

A.

gathered

B.

organized

C.

supported

D.

made

26.

A.

showed

B.

liked

C.

developed

D.

lost

27.

A.

decreased

B.

changed

C.

mattered

D.

permitted

28.

A.

train

B.

rest

C.

play

D.

direct

29.

A.

giving

B.

bearing

C.

calling

D.

keeping

30.

A.

blamed

B.

laughed

C.

ran

D.

cheered

31.

A.

score

B.

find

C.

fill

D.

hang

32.

A.

cut

B.

carried

C.

put

D.

knocked

33.

A.

real

B.

modern

C.

whole

D.

natural

34.

A.

shot

B.

seat

C.

look

D.

step

35.

A.

nodded

B.

broke

C.

agreed

D.

complained

36.

A.

fame

B.

embarrassment

C.

courage

D.

achievement

37.

A.

took

B.

heard

C.

got

D.

fired

38.

A.

Infact

B.

Inturn

C.

However

D.

Meanwhile

39.

A.

sorrow

B.

joy

C.

glory

D.

guilt

40.

A.

lesson

B.

chance

C.

prize

D.

award

Passage2

Welivedinahousewithabiggarden,41wehadplanteddifferentkindsofhotpeppers.AnAfricancalledReeveworkedforme.He42hotpeppers,too.Itwaslatesummerandabeautifulsunnyday.Myson,Marcus,eight,andmydaughter,Ellen,ten,pickedseveral43__hotpeppersandenteredourworkroomwiththeir44.TheywantedtoseeifReevecould45morehotpeppersthanI.Afteralittlejokingwiththemweagreedtothecontestbuttheyhadto46,too.Thatwasnot47_termsforthemsotheylefttheroom.

They48aboutanhourlaterwithanewproposalandsomeotherlargehotpepperstheyhadjustpicked.Somehow,theyhadreasonedthatwhenapepperwas49incoloritwasthehottestkind.MarcusandEllenwouldeatthegreencoloredpeppers50ReeveandIwouldeattheredcoloredpeppers.GivingReeveawink（使眼色）,we51.Showinggoodsportsmanship,Ihadthekids52thepeppersthatReeveandIwouldeat.Theypickedthelargesttworedpeppers.Thentheypickeda53greenoneforthemselves.__54whatwasgoingto__55,ItoldthemIwouldmakeit56forthem.Icutonepepperinhalfandremovedthe__57toreducetheheatalittle.Thecontestwasoneofspeedratherthanquantity.Eachchildhadpepperinhandandwas58tostart.

Lookingatmy59,Isaid,“OK,onthree.One,Two,Three,Go.”Muchhappenedallatonce.Tears,screamsandspittingrunningaround,thechildren60theirmouthwithfastwavinghands.Ashorttimelater,ReeveandIagreedthattheredtastedbetterthanthegreen.

41.A.whichB.whereC.whoD.that

42.A.ateB.likedC.soldD.studied

43.A.heavyB.colorfulC.largeD.green

44.A.proposalB.tricksC.imaginationD.plans

45.A.plantB.pickC.harvestD.eat

46.A.tasteB.participateC.contributeD.share

47.A.acceptableB.comfortableC.profitableD.tolerable

48.A.enteredB.returnedC.respondedD.reached

49.A.purpleB.greenC.redD.orange

50.A.forB.orC.SoD.if

51.A.smiledB.understoodC.agreedD.jumped

52.A.prepareB.selectC.cutD.cook

53.A.freshB.smallC.deliciousD.hot

54.A.KnewB.KnowingC.KnownD.Beingknown

55.A.takeinB.takeonC.takeplaceD.takeeffect

56.A.easierB.happierC.moreinterestingD.hotter

57.A.seedsB.leavesC.skinD.color

58.A.nervousB.eagerC.willingD.glad

59.A.watchB.childrenC.partnerD.people

60.A.openedB.coveredC.fannedD.washed

Passage3

Itwasduringthoseharddaysinasmallcommunity．Foodwasinshortsupply．IusedtostopbyMr．Miller'sstandfor41

Oneparticularday,whileMr．Millerwas42somepotatoesformeInoticedasmallboy43admiringabasketofgreenpeas．SoonIwasalso44tothefreshgreenpeas．

Theboyleft．Mrs．Miller_45tomeandsaid,"Therearetwoothersuchboysinour46_,allfrompoorfamilies．Jimalwaysoffersto47ourproducefortheirmarbles（弹珠）．Hesomehowmakesthembelievehelikesredmarbles48．Sometimesheevensendsthemhomewithsomepeasfor49．"Ileftthestand,50withthisman．

Yearslater,Iwentbacktovisitsome51inthatcommunityandwhileIwasthereIlearnedMr．Millerhaddied．Iagreedto52myfriendstoseeMrs．Miller．Uponourarrival,weofferedwhateverwordsof53．Aheadofuswerethreeyoungmen．Theymovedtothecasket（棺椁）．Mrs．Miller'seyesfollowedthem54eachyoungmanplacedhisown55handoverthecoldpalehandandthenleft．

OurturncametomeetMrs．Miller．ItoldherwhoIwasandmentionedthe56ofthemarbles．Shesaid,"Thosethreeyoungmenweretheboys．Theytoldmehowthey57Jim'skindness．"We'veneverhadmuch58,"shesaid,"butrightnow,Jimwouldconsiderhimselfthe59man．"Thensheliftedherhusband'slifelessfingers．60beneaththehandwerethreeshining,redmarbles!

41．A．flowersB．grainsC．vegetablesD．fruits

42．A．baggingB．diggingC．sellingD．cooking

43．A．happilyB．hungrilyC．curiouslyD．seriously

44．A．carriedB．sentC．drawnD．led

45．A．pulledupB．pickedupC．gotupD．cameup

46．A．communityB．townC．homeD．store

47．A．tradeB．bringC．changeD．get

48．A．intimeB．inparticularC．onpurposeD．onaverage

49．A．somethingB．everythingC．anythingD．nothing

50．A．impressedB．surprisedC．disappointedD．satisfied

51．A．relativesB．friendsC．businessmenD．workers

52．A．introduceB．sendC．accompanyD．assist

53．A．comfortB．thanksC．praiseD．encouragement

54．A．sinceB．whetherC．becauseD．as

55．A．coolB．warmC．redD．pale

56．A．priceB．colorC．storyD．number

57．A．appreciatedB．forgotC．neededD．helped

58．A．debtB．wealthC．hopeD．health

59．A．tallestB．dearestC．richestD．toughest

60．A．RollingB．FadingC．HangingD．Resting

Passage4

Therearetwotypesofpeopleintheworld.Althoughtheyhaveequaldegreesofhealthandwealthandtheothercomfortsoflife,onebecomeshappy,41becomesunhappy.This42fromthedifferentwaysinwhichtheyconsiderthings,persons,andevents,andtheresultingeffectsupontheirminds.

Thepeoplewhoaretobehappy43theirattentiontotheconveniencesofthings,thepleasantpartsofconversation,thewell-prepareddishes,thegoodnessofthewines,andthefineweather.Theyenjoyallthecheerfulthings.Thosewhoaretobeunhappythinkandspeakonlyofthe44things.Theyare,45,continuallyunsatisfied.Bytheirwords,theycomplainaboutthepleasureofsociety,offendmanypeople,and46themselvesdisagreeable（不受欢迎的）everywhere.Ifthisturnofmindwerefoundedinnature,suchunhappypersonswouldbemoretobepitied.Theintentionofcriticizingandbeingdislikedisperhapstakenup47byimitation（模仿）.Itgrowsintoahabit,unknown48itspossessors.Thehabitmaybestrong,butitmaybecuredwhenthosewhohaveitare49itsbadeffectsontheirinterestsandtastes.Ihopethislittlewarningmaybeofservicetothem,and50themchangethishabit.

Althoughinfactitischieflyanactofimagination,ithasserious51inlife,sinceitcausesdeepsorrowandbadluck.Thosepeopleoffendmanyothers,nobodylovesthem,andnoonetreatsthemwithmorethanthemost52politenessandrespect.This53putstheminbadtemperanddrawsthemintoarguments.Iftheyaimatobtaining54advantagesinsocialpositionorfortune,nobodywishesthemsuccess.Norwillanyonestartastep55speakawordtofavortheirhopes.Iftheycausethemselvespublicobjections（反对）,noonewill56orexcusethem,andmany57jointocriticizetheirwrongdoings.Thesepeopleshouldchangethisbadhabitandbepleasedwithwhatispleasing,58worryingneedlesslyaboutthemselvesandothers.Iftheydonot,59willbegoodforotherstoavoidanycontactwiththem.Otherwise,itcanbedisagreeableandsometimesveryinconvenient,60whenonebecomesmixedupintheirquarrels.

41.A.otherB.anotherC.theotherD.oneanother

42.A.comesB.risesC.raisesD.becomes

43.A.drawB.focusC.attractD.pay

44.A.sameB