届高考英语二轮题海特训营24完形填空 夹叙夹议二.docx

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届高考英语二轮题海特训营24完形填空夹叙夹议二

完形填空-夹叙夹议二

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。

   Shuttingthedoorheavily,seven-year-oldVitostormedintotheroomafterschool.He   1    himselfintothesofaandcriedloudly,“Dad,Iamvery   2   .”

   Vito’sfatherwasquietlylisteningwhileworking.Vitosaid,“Joaquinmademelose    3    infrontofmyfriends.Ihopehe    4    afewparticularlybadluckthings.”

   Hisfatherwenttoacomer,   5    abagofcoalandsaidtoVito,“Son,   6    thatwhiteshirtasJoaquin,andthebagofcoalassomebadluckthings.Usecoaltohitthewhiteshirt.   7    thateverytimeyouhitoneontheshirt,Joaquinmetwithabadluckthing.Whenyoufinishhittingallthecoal,seewhatwill   8   .”

   Vitothoughtthegame   9   .Hepickedupcoaltothrowintotheshirt.However,theshirtwashunginthe    10     rope.Hetriedagainandagain.He    11    throwingallthecoal,butonlyafewontheshirt.

   FatheraskedVito,“Howdoyoufeelnow?

”

   “It    12    me,butIamhappynow.”

   Fathersawhissondidnotunderstandhis   13   ,soheletVitolookinalarge   14   .Whathecouldonlyseefromhisfacewaswhite   15   .

   Thenthefathersaid,“Yousee,thewhiteshirtdidnotbecomeparticularlydirty,butyouhavebecomea    16    person,.Youwantalotofbadluckthingsonothers;the    17    isthatthemostunfortunatething   18    onourselves.There,ourbad    19    maycauseotherstosufferbadluck,butthestainslefttousisdifficultto   20   .”

1.A.threw    B.enjoyed    C.sent    D.helped

2.A.cool    B.anxious    C.excited    D.angry

3.A.heart    B.interest    C.face    D.hope

4.A.runsover    B.comesacross    C.takesup    D.makesout

5.A.found    B.supplied    C.spotted    D.placed

6.A.view    B.paint    C.wear    D.design

7.A.Sense    B.Imagine    C.Mind    D.Believe

8.A.appear    B.settle    C.happen    D.form

9.A.fun    B.silly    C.dull    D.violent

10.A.tight    B.long    C.strong    D.distant

11.A.risked    B.regretted    C.considered    D.finished

12.A.bothered    B.puzzled    C.tired    D.relaxed

13.A.intention    B.lesson    C.worry    D.solution

14.A.box    B.mirror    C.closet    D.fence

15.A.mouth    B.eyes    C.teeth    D.nose

16.A.stubborn    B.black    C.stupid    D.greedy

17.A.wonder    B.secret    C.plan    D.result

18.A.relies    B.passes    C.tries    D.falls

19.A.habits    B.manners    C.thoughts    D.words

20.A.accept    B.remove    C.repair    D.perform

2、   Iheardastoryaboutascientistwhomadeseveralimportantmedicalbreakthroughs.Hewasonceaskedwhyhewassomuchmore    1    thanothers.

   Herespondeditallcamefroma（n）    2    withhismotherthatoccurredwhenhewasabout2.Hehadbeentryingto    3    abottleofmilkfromtherefrigerator    4    helosthisholdonthebottle,spillingitscontentsalloverthefloor.

   Insteadof    5    him,hismothersaid,“Robert,whatagreat    6    youhavemade!

Ihave    7    seensuchahugepool.Well,the    8    hasalreadybeendone.Wouldyouliketoget    9    andplaywiththemilkforawhilebeforewecleanitup?

”

   Indeed,he    10    Afterafewminutes,hismothersaid,uRobert,isittimethatyoucleaneditupandreplacedeverythinginitsproper   11   ?

”

   Aftertheycleanedupthespilledmilk,hismothersaid,"Youknow,whatyoudidjustnowisa    12    experiment.Now,let’s    13    thebottlewithwaterandseeifyoucandiscoverawaytoholditwithout    14    it."Thelittleboytriedmorethanonceand    15    itatlast.Whatawonderful    16    !

   Thescientistthen    17    thatitwasatthatmomentthatheknewhedidn'tneedtobeafraidtomakemistakes.    18    helearnedthatmistakeswerejust    19    forlearningsomethingnew,whichiswhatscientificexperimentsareallabout.Eveniftheexperiment“doesn’twork”,weusuallylearnsomething    20    fromit.

1.A.learned    B.creative    C.flexible    D.energetic

2.A.compromise    B.discussion    C.agreement    D.experience

3.A.take    B.exchange    C.reach    D.pour

4.A.while    B.before    C.when    D.until

5.A.yellingat    B.cateringto    C.approvingof    D.chattingwith

6.A.mistake    B.mess    C.decision    D.effort

7.A.regularly    B.frequently    C.eventually    D.rarely

8.A.deal    B.damage    C.favor    D.housework

9.A.in    B.out    C.clown    D.back

10.A.saw    B.got    C.did    D.cleaned

11.A.order    B.direction    C.function    D.level

12.A.meaningful    B.scientific    C.tiring    D.failed

13.A.fill    B.empty    C.combine    D.replace

14.A.fastening    B.missing    C.dropping    D.hooking

15.A.hung    B.caught    C.took    D.made

16.A.sight    B.lesson    C.bottle    D.moment

17.A.admitted    B.repeated    C.remarked    D.responded

18.A.However    B.Otherwise    C.Anyway    D.Instead

19.A.opportunities    B.preparations    C.barriers    D.strengths

20.A.typical    B.valuable    C.conventional    D.reasonable

3、   Sixyearsago,Iwalkedintoalocalanimalshelteronacold,rainyday.    1    myhousewasalreadyfullofcatsanddogs,Istillcouldn't    2    anoccasionalvisittotheshelter.ThistimeasIwaswalkingclowntherowofpens（畜栏）fullofbarkingdogs,I    3    asmallboylookingatoneofthem.

   Hehadamalnourished（营养不良的）bodyanda    4    facewithabignose    5    outofthemiddleofit.Hewaslookingatasmall,goldendog.Itsribs（肋骨）wereshowinganditsthintailwasfoldedbetweenitslegs.Itwasn’tbeggingfor    6    liketheotherpuppies    7    washidinginthecornerinstead.Theboylookedupatme with     8    eyesandaskedwhatwaswrongwithit. "It was probablyabusedand    9    ,”Isaid.“Thatis whyitisso   10   

   Theboy    11    turnedtoanoldladyandsaid,“Grandma,Iwantthisone.”Theoldwomansmiledandwalkedtothefrontdesktofilloutthe    12    forms.Ifollowedherandasked    13    theboy.Shetoldmethathe’dhada    14    startinlife,too.Shehadjustgottencustody（监护权）ofhim    15    thestatehadtakenhimfromhisparents.Shehopedgettingadogwouldmakehislife    16    forhim.Ilookedbackathimholdinghisscaredpuppy,andsaidaprayerforthemboth.

   ItwasyesterdaythatIwasdrivingdowntheroadenjoyingagloriouslysunny,springday.TheninagreenfrontyardIsawtheboy.His    17    bodywastallandstrong. Hisnosenolonger    18    bigbutfitwellintohissmilingface.He wasthrowingaballtoahealthy, happydogwithshininggoldenhair.Hislittleactofloveand    19    hadindeedgonealongway.Ithadsavedadog’slife,    20    hisownheart,andgiventhismiddle-agedmanfreshhopeforthewholeworld.

1.A.Although    B.Whenever    C.If    D.As

2.A.resist    B.help    C.undertake    D.pay

3.A.sensed    B.ignored    C.noticed    D.stared

4.A.shabby    B.bare    C.round    D.bony

5.A.holding    B.sticking    C.reaching    D.lying

6.A.attention    B.entertainment    C.treatment    D.joy

7.A.or    B.so    C.and    D.but

8.A.annoyed    B.sad    C.excited    D.bored

9.A.wronged    B.broken    C.abandoned    D.raised

10.A.puzzled    B.curious    C.scared    D.surprised

11.A.gradually    B.particularly    C.suddenly    D.immediately

12.A.adoption    B.nursery    C.health    D.adaptation

13.A.over    B.for    C.on    D.about

14.A.good    B.common    C.rough    D.happy

15.A.until    B.after    C.unless    D.before

16.A.stronger    B.easier    C.harder    D.safer

17.A.middle-aged    B.aging    C.teenage    D.childhood

18.A.appeared    B.remained    C.proved    D.grew

19.A.determination    B.company    C.generosity    D.kindness

20.A.struck    B.touched    C.broken    D.healed

4、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。

   Themurmuroftheaudiencehadjustfadedintosilence.Thiswasoneofthemost   1   daysinfive-year-oldPatriciaMcKee’slife:

theKernotSchoolConcert.Shestood   2    thecurtainwithherschoolmates.Yetshewasnot   3    becauseeveryonehadbeenpracticingforweeksandknewtheir   4   byheart.

    Beinginaremotecountrytown,Patriciaknewthateveryonewould   5   forthebigoccasion—everyone!

Yet,itwasthisawarenessthataddedasenseof   6    toherexcitement.Thereweretwopeoplewhocouldn’tbeinthat   7    thatnight—hermumanddad.

   Patricia’sparents   8    thelocalgeneralstore,whichwas   9    forbusiness24hours.Soitwassimply    10   thatMumandDadcouldneverattendcommunityactivities.Ithadbeenthiswaywithhersister,sowhyshoulditbeany   11    forher?

   Still,Patriciacouldn’thelp   12    thatherparentscouldbetheretoseeheronsuchaspecialday,soshedecidedto    13    thesubjectwithhermother.   14   ,shehadtofacethefacts.Atsuchayoungage,Patriciacouldn’treallyunderstandthedeep   15    inhermother’sresponse:

“I'lltrytobethere,sweetheart,butyouknowhow   16    itisforustogetawayfromthestore.”

   Yetasthecurtainslowlyopened,littlePatriciagotthe   17    ofherlife.There,sittingfourrowsthefrontwashermotherwithabigsmileonherface!

   Thispowerfulimage   18    oneofPatricia’smosttreasuredmemories.“Wordscannotexpressthepurejoyweboth   19   atthatmoment.”saidPatricia.Herparentshavepassedaway,butwhatawonderfullegacy（遗产）they’veleftus:

whensomeonereally   20     you,bethereforthem.

1.A.difficult    B.important    C.sad    D.perfect

2.A.before    B.under    C.beside    D.behind

3.A.excited    B.moved    C.afraid    D.lost

4.A.parts    B.relations    C.jobs    D.forms

5.A.joinup    B.prepare    C.dropin    D.turnout

6.A.happiness    B.