高三英语完型填空一轮复习学生版.docx
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高三英语完型填空一轮复习学生版
高中完型填空专项练习——一轮复习
(1)
OnThursdayafternoonMrsClakelockedthedoorandwenttothewomen’sclubasusual.Itwasapleasantwayofpassingtime___1___anoldwomanwholived____2____.
Whenshecamehomeshesensedsomething___3___.Hadsomeonegotin?
Thebackdoorandthewindowswerealllockedandtherewasno___4____offorcedentry(进入)Hadanythingbeentaken?
Shewentfromroomtoroom,___5___,andfoundhercameraandsparewatchmissing.
ThefollowingThursdayshewentoutatherusualtime,butdidn’tgototheclub.___6___,shetookashortwalkinaparknearbyandcamehome,___7___herselfinthroughthebackdoor.Shesettleddowntowaitandseewhatwould___8___.
Itwas4o’clockwhenthefrontdoorbellrang.MrsClakewas___9___teaatthetime.Thebellrangagain,and____10___sheheardherletter—boxbeingpushedopen.___11___thekettleofboilingwater,shemovedquietly___12___thedoor.Apieceofwireappearedthroughtheletterbox,andthena____13___.Thewireturnedandcaughtaroundtheknob(圆形旋钮)onthedoor—lock.MrsClarkeraisedthekettleand___14___thewateroverthehand.___15___washeardoutsideasthe___16___felltothefloorandthehandwaspulledback,whichwas___17___bythesoundofrunningfeet.
Itwasn’tlong___18___thepolicecaughtthethief.AndMrsClarkewasgreatly____19___attheclubforhersuccessful___20___.
1.A.byB.toC.withD.for
2.A.lonelyB.aloneC.awayD.busily
3.A.terribleB.uncomfortableC.unusualD.bad
4.A.sceneB.showC.signD.sight
5.A.lookingB.examiningC.searchingD.checking
6.A.ThereforeB.HoweverC.InsteadD.Again
7.A.pushingB.lettingC.pullingD.leading
8.A.appearB.followC.happenD.continue
9.A.cookingB.makingC.burningD.serving
10.A.thenextmomentB.forawhileC.intimeD.atonce.
11.A.PuttingB.LayingasideC.PickingupD.Takingaway
12.A.towardsB.awayC.frombehindD.near
13.A.knifeB.handC.letterD.key
14.A.spreadB.droppedC.pouredD.covered
15.A.AsadvoiceB.A.strangenoiseC.AwarningshoutD.Asharpcry
16.A.keyB.kettleC.door-lockD.write
17.A.followedB.causedC.producedD.ended
18.A.beforeB.sinceC.untilD.when
19.A.surprisedB.admiredC.inspiredD.supported
20.A.self—satisfactionB.self–protectionC.self—respectD.self—service
(2)
Contrarytopopularbelief,peoplewhosleepsixtosevenhoursanightlivelonger,andthosewhosleepeighthoursormoredie___1___,accordingtothelateststudyeverconductedonthesubject.The___2___,whichtrackedthesleepinghabitsof1.lmillionAmericansforsixyears,___3___theadviceofmanysleepdoctorswhohavelong___4___thatpeoplegeteightorninehoursofsleepeverynight.
“There’sa(n)___5___ideathatpeoplegeteighthoursanight,whichhas___6___scientificbasisthanthegold___7___oftherainbow,”saidDanielKripke,aprofessorofpsychiatryattheUniversityofCaliforniaatSanDiegowholedthestudy,publishedinarecent___8___oftheArchives(档案)ofGeneralPsychiatry.“That’sanoldwives’tale.”
Thestudywasnot___9___toanswerwhysleepinglongermaybe___10___orwhetherpeoplecouldextendtheirlifespanbysleepingless___11___.
ButKripkesaiditwaspossiblethatpeoplewhosleptlonger___12___tosufferfromshort-termabsenceofsleeping,aconditionwhereweakenbreathingputsstressontheheartand___13___.Healsospeculated(推测)thattheneedforsleepwassimilarto___14___,wheregettinglessthanpeoplewantmaybe___15___forthem.
Thestudyquicklycausedwarningsandcriticism,withsome___16___expertssayingthatthemainprobleminAmerica’ssleepinghabitswasdeprivation(剥夺),notsleepingtoo___17___.
“Noneofthissayssleep___18___people,”saidDanielBuysse,auniversityprofessorofPittsburghpsychiatrist.
“Youshouldsleepasmuchasyouneedtofeel___19___,alertandattentivethenextday.”Buysseadded,“I’mmore____20___aboutpeopleshort----changingthemselvesonsleepthanpeoplesleepingtoolong.”
Sleeplessnessproducesavarietyofhealthresultsthatwerenotmeasuredinthestudy,criticssaid.
1.A.youngerB.laterC.strongerD.older
2.A.programB.studyC.workD.report
3.A.supposeB.determinesC.strengthensD.weakens
4.A.expectedB.wishedC.suggestedD.demanded
5.A.newB.oldC.idealD.crazy
6.A.anymoreB.muchmoreC.nomoreD.evenmore
7.A.attheendB.intheendC.atthebeginningD.inthemiddle
8.A.copyB.dictionaryC.bookD.text
9.A.writtenB.doneC.usedD.designed
10.A.helpfulB.healthierC.harmfulD.good
11.A.longerB.lessC.muchD.happily
12.A.weresureB.tendedC.weregoingD.wereready
13.A.brainB.stomachC.backD.lungs
14.A.vegetableB.waterC.foodD.fruit
15.A.badB.worseC.goodD.better
16.A.heartB.brainC.nerveD.sleep
17.A.muchB.littleC.nervouslyD.short
18.A.savesB.killsC.buildsD.rests
19.A.sleepyB.awakeC.tiredD.amused
20.A.worriedB.excitedC.encouragedD.concerned
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Itwas11:
30intheevening.A___1___AmericanladyofaboutseventywasstandingonthesideofanAlabama___2___tryingtobearapouringrainstorm.Hercarhad___3___andatthemomentshe___4___neededaride.Wettotheskin,shedecidedtoflagdownthenext___5___.Ayoungwhitemanstoppedtohelpher—generallyunheard___6___intheconflict-filled1960s.Theman___7___hertosafetyinhiscar,and___8___ataxicab(akindofcar)forher.Sheseemedtobeinagreat___9___.Shewrotedownhis___10___,thankedhimanddroveaway.Severaldayswentbyanda___11___cameontheman’sdoor.Tohis___12___,averybigcolorTVwasdeliveredtohishome.Aspecialnotewas___13___toit.Itread:
“Dearsir,thankyousomuchforassistinga(an)___14___coloredwomanonthefreeway___15___night.Therain___16___wetallovernotonlymyclothes___17___myspirits.Thenyou___18___along.Becauseofyou,Iwas___19___tomakeittomydyinghusband’sbedside___20___beforehepassedaway.Godblessyouforhelping
( )1.A.black B.white C.poor D.sick
( )2.A.railway B.freeway C.street D.avenue
( )3.A.brokenup B.speededup C.brokendown D.sloweddown
( )4.A.seriously B.badly C.fairly D.probably
( )5.A.bus B.truck C.taxi D.car
( )6.A.from B.by C.before D.of
( )7.A.put B.led C.fetched D.took
( )8.A.hired B.took C.sent D.asked
( )9.A.need B.help C.hurry D.trouble
( )10.A.address B.number C.name D.words
( )11.A.lady B.man C.letter D.deliveryman
( )12.A.surprise B.delight C.joy D.satisfaction
( )13.A.offered B.given C.fastened D.written
( )14.A.aged B.dark C.lucky D.unhappy
( )15.A.another B.theother C.someother D.one
( )16.A.let B.made C.had D.turned
( )17.A.and B.but C.or D.otherwise
( )18.A.got B.went C.ran D.came
( )19.A.able B.ready C.likely D.willing
( )20.A.only B.just C.long D.almost
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MyworkkeepsmeinHongKongmostoftheyear.ButIdotrytogetawayforamonthinthe___1___—usuallyJuly.Nowasyouprobablyknow,that’sthemainholiday___2___inEurope,andthefavouriteplacefora(n)___3___andthefamouscitiesareusuallyvery___4___.ButI’mnotseekingthesun—Igetplentyof___5___inHongKong—andI’mcertainlynotseekingthe___6___!
SowhenIgoonholidayIbuyaTrainPass(akindoftrainticket)that___7___mefirstclasstravelonmosttherailwaysofWesternEurope.Firstclasscompartmentsare___8___crowded,andtheyareverycomfortable.Ifyougoonanovernightjourney,youcantakea(n)___9___trainwithsomeextramoney.Thereareusually___10___carsinthetrain.
Ifindthetraintravelrelaxingand___11___.Thereisalwayssomethingtosee.Iparticularlyenjoy___12___throughSwitzerlandandItaly.Youcangetaverygood___13___ofwhatacountryislikefromatrain.Youdon’tgotoo___14___,andyoustopveryoften.Also,railtravelisvery___15___,andIamneverassickonatrain___16___Iamonaship!
Thentherearealwayspeopleto___17___ifyouliketochat.
ThereasonthatIseldomtravelbyplaneisquite___18___:
astrainstationsareusuallybuiltinthecitycentre,I___19___worryabouttransport,whichcanbeaproblemwhenarriving___20___.
( )1.A.HongKong B.Italy C.winter D.summer
( )2.A.year B.season C.festival D.week
( )3.A.holiday B.play C.sports D.entertainment
( )4.A.far B.beautiful C.crowded D.expensive
( )5.A.money B.sunshine C.shower D.rest
( )6.A.people B.truth C.salary D.crowds
( )7.A.shows B.suggests C.allows D.offers
( )8.A.never B.rarely C.rather D.too
( )9.A.free B.express C.sleeping D.special
( )10.A.lunch B.cooking C.supper D.
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