高考英语二轮复习 完形填空寒假精练8.docx

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高考英语二轮复习完形填空寒假精练8

2019-2020年高考英语二轮复习完形填空寒假精练（8）

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。

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.

plained

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

Passage1：

【语篇解读】一位教练给了一个孩子一次机会，从而创造了一个奇迹。

21.B。

这个故事并非来自奥运会诞生的那个国家，虽然它具有奥林匹克的特征。

这个故事来自纽约的一个小镇———Greece。

22.C。

由下文可知，本文讲述的是一个男孩和一位中学篮球教练的故事。

23.D。

由上文的autistic（自闭的）以及“他五岁才说话”的事实，我们可以推断出Jason学习有障碍。

strugglewith斗争，抗争，符合语境。

24.A。

根据后面的onlyfivefootsix可知他太矮了，所以不适合打篮球。

25.D。

由下文的Hewastheteammanager,whokeptstatisticsandhandedoutwaterbottles可知Jason实际上并没有成为真正的球员，而只是做一些计分、分发水壶之类的事情。

maketheteam加入团队。

26.B。

虽然Jason并不是真正的球员，但教练很欣赏他对篮球的热情以及他对球队无私的奉献。

27.D。

28.C。

教练很感动，所以他想如果赛场上比分允许的话，他会让Jason打一会儿球。

29.B。

bear此处的意思是“显示，带有”。

signsbearinghisnickname写着他的绰号的招牌。

30.D。

31.A。

比赛还有四分钟就要结束的时候，Jason上场了。

大家欢呼着，希望他能投篮成功。

score此处用作动词，意思是“得分”。

32.B。

如果是在好莱坞电影中，Jason很有可能在最后关头投篮成功，队员们也会把他高高举过肩头。

carrysb.offonone’sshoulder将某人举过肩头。

33.A。

34.A。

但是，在真实的世界里，Jason投篮未中。

此处将现实与虚幻进行了对比。

takeashot投篮。

35.D。

Jason投篮未中，他的支持者开始抱怨。

missed,worried是关键信息。

36.B。

Jason投篮未中，观众开始抱怨。

此时，教练开始怀疑自己的做法是否正确。

他担心他把Jason置于尴尬的境地。

37.A。

takeashot投篮。

38.A。

Jason一次次地投篮。

事实上，他投了十次篮。

infact用来作进一步的解释说明。

39.C。

Jason在四分钟内得20分。

此处选glory突出他的成绩非凡。

40.B。

本文讲的是一位教练给了一个孩子一次机会，从而创造了一个奇迹。

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.fortableC.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

Passage2：

21-25CBABD26-30ACDDB31-35DBBAB36-40DEGAB

Passage3

Amanwholovedtohuntboughttwofinesetters（特猎犬）thathelatertrainedtobefinebirddogs．Hekepttheminalarge,fencedpen（围栏）inhisbackyard．

Onemorninghe41alittlebulldog（牛头犬）corningdownthepathbehindhishome.Itsawthetwodogsandsqueezedunderthe42.Themanthoughtheshouldperhapslockupthesetterssotheywouldn't43the1ittlelovelydog.Butthenhechangedhismind.Maybetheywouldteachthatbulldoga1esson,hesaidtohimself．

Ashepredicted，44begantofly，andallofitwasthebulldog’sfur.Theintruder（入侵者）soonhad45andsqueezedbackunderthefencetogetaway．

Totheman's__46thevisitorreturnedagainthenextmorning.Andlikethedaybefore,itsoon47andsqueezedoutofthepenandgetaway.

Theincidentwas48，thefollowingday，withthesameresult．

Themanlefthomeearlythenextmorningonabusinesstripand49afterseveralweeks．Heaskedhiswifewhatfinally50tothebulldog．

‘‘Youwon't51it．’’Shereplied，“Atthesametimeeverydaythatlittledogcametothebackyardand52withoursettersandwiththesameending，itgotaway．1t53missedaday!

Ithasetothe54nowthatwhenoursetterssimply55itsnorting（喷鼻息）downthepath，theystartwhiningandrundownintothebasement．56the1ittlebulldogstruts（大摇大摆地走）aroundourbackyard57heownsit．”

DaleCarnegiemadethis58：

“Mostofthe59thingsintheworldhavebeen60bypeoplewhohavekeptontryingwhenthereseemedtobenohopeatall．"

41.A．keptB．noticedC．preventedD．risked

42.A．doorB．wallC．fenceD．backyard

43.A.catchB.eatChurtDbeat

44.AdogsBfliesCdustDfur

45.AenoughBmuchClessonsDwounds

46.AhorrorBsurpriseCamusementDdisappointment

47.AleftBreturnedCquitDrested

48.AcopiedBchangedCstoppedDrepeated

49.AsucceededBrecoveredCreturnedDappeared

50.AhappenedBattachedCstuckDturned

51.AguessBbelieveChopeDstand

52.AfoughtBstayedCplayedDtrained

53.AusuallyBseldomCneverDjust

54.ApointBsceneCendDresult

55.AsoundBseeCsmellDhear

56.AThenBHoweverCBesidesDTherefore

57.AincaseBsothatCasifDevenif

58.AobservationBproverbCdecisionDdiscovery

59.AplexBimportantCinterestingDspecial

60.AcreatedBdeterminedCimaginedDacplished

Passage3：

41—45BCCDA46—50BCDCA51—55BACAD56—60ACABD

Passage4

OnatriptoCalifornia,myfamilystoppedforlunch.Aswewalkedtowardtheentrancetotherestaurant,aman,witha21beardanddirtyhair,jumpedupfromabenchandopenedthedoorforus．Regardlessofhis22,hegreetedusinafriendlyway．Onceinside,mydaughterswhispered,"Mom,he23".Afterweorderedourlunch,Iexplained,tellingthekidstolook24thedirt．Wethenwatchedothercustomersapproachtherestaurantbutmany25him．Seeingthisrudenesstrulyupsetme．ThedayIbecameamother,Ihadresolvedtosetagood26formychildren．Yetsometimeswhenthingsdidn'tgoright,beingagoodexamplewas27.Whenourmealarrived,IrealizedIhadleftthecar-sickpillsinthetruck．Withthewindiesttripahead,thekidsneededthem,soI28myselffromthemealandwenttogetthem．

Justthen,the"doorman"wasopeningthedoorforacouple．Theyrushedpasthimwithoutevenacknowledginghis29.Lettingtheminfirst,Isaidaloud"thankyou"tohimasI_30．

WhenIreturned,wetalkedabit．Hesaidhewasnotallowedinside31hepurchasedfood．Iwentbackandtoldmyfamilyhis32.ThenIasked