2020-2021学年通用版高二英语寒假题型增分精析:专题06 完形填空之记叙文 WORD版含解析.doc
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1、06完形填空之记叙文序号内容Passage 1讲述了作者去修鞋的经历,最后作者与修鞋匠成为了朋友Passage 2在芝加哥最寒冷的天气,坎迪斯佩恩尽力帮助无家可归的人Passage 3通过和侄女的电话交谈所得出的感触Passage 4作者通过自己患癌的经历得出困难并不全是坏事Passage 5讲述一位孤独的牧羊人每天植树,直到光秃秃的山变成了一片森林Passage 6作者带着小狗Don照顾走丢的小羊羔的事情Passage1I met him first on a summer day in 1989. I 1 into his ugly small shop to have my shoes
2、repaired. It wasnt much of a job,so I 2 while he did it. He greeted me with a 3 smile,“You are 4 in this place,arent you?”I said I was. I had 5 into this street only a week before.“This is a fine place,” he said. I 6 there with my shoes off, 7 around as he got ready to make repairs. He looked 8 at t
3、he leather. It was worn through because I had 9 to have the repair job done. I grew 10 impatient,for I was eager to meet a friend,and I had to get there without delay.“Please hurry,” I begged.He looked at me 11 his glasses,“We wont be long. I must do a good job. You see,I have a tradition to live up
4、 to.” A tradition?In this ugly small shop that wasnt 12 from so many other shops on the streets of New York.He must have felt my 13 for he smiled as he 14 ,“Yes,my father is a good shoemaker.” He always told me,“Son,do the best job on every shoe that 15 the shop,and be proud of your own work. Do tha
5、t always,and youll have both happiness and money enough to live on.”As he 16 me the finished shoes,he said,“These will last a long time.” I left 17 ,my friend would be waiting for me 18 .That evening I 19 the shop. There he was. When he saw me,he waved and smiled. This was the beginning of our 20 th
6、at came to mean more and more to me as time passed.1AlookedBrushedCslippedDbroke2AleftBwaitedCworkedDhelped3AsweetBlightCcoldDforced4AfreshByoungCfamiliarDnew5AcameBlivedCmovedDentered6AstoodBlayCsatDtalked7AthinkingBmovingCturningDlooking8AnervouslyBsadlyCgratefullyDangrily9AfailedBmanagedCwantedDi
7、ntended10AhardlyBlessCgreatlyDa little11AunderBoverCinDwith12AdifferentBfunnyCabstractDridiculous13AdoubtBsurpriseCdisappointmentDjoy14AsaidBagreedCcontinuedDargued15Aflies intoBbrings toCcomes intoDintroduces to16AshowedBhandedCbroughtDtook17AquietlyBslowlyCin timeDin a hurry18AcoldlyBhappilyCanxio
8、uslyDangrily19AranBpassedCboughtDsaw20AexperienceBloveCfriendshipDstrugglePassage2In late January of 2018, Chicago experienced the coldest temperatures that the city has seen in decades.A group of homeless people who lived in an area called Tent City were left outside directly 21 to the deadly weath
9、er. 34-year-old Candice Payne, a managing broker (经纪人) from a local company, was 22 enough to have shelter from the dangerous conditions. 23 , she couldnt stop thinking about the homeless people in the area who had nowhere to go.“It was 50 below, and I knew I had to take 24 ,” Payne told the New Yor
10、k Times. She started thinking of different 25 that could possibly work. Eventually, she 26 to see if there were any rooms available at 27 hotels that she could 28 for the night for the people 29 in the street. So without wasting any time, Payne picked up the 30 and started calling hotels in the area
11、.“Finally, the Amber Inn was nice enough to 31 me to buy the rooms for the homeless,” Payne said. Without 32 , she purchased 30 rooms for the night with her credit card. She 33 reached out to people on her Instagram account asking if anyone would like to 34 with either paying for more rooms or 35 th
12、e homeless people to the Inn.She got immediate 36 that surprised her. Strangers 37 their cars and SUVs. They also 38 money, which helped Payne pay for a total of 60 rooms for five nights.Paynes 39 act made news across the country. However, she said, “I am an ordinary person. I 40 it with so many oth
13、ers help.”21AexposedBcontributedCusedDadjusted22AoldBluckyCproudDstrange23AIn shortBThereforeCHoweverDFor example24AplaceBshelterCrisksDaction25AdirectionsBwaysCresultsDareas26ArequiredBpromisedCdecidedDagreed27AuniqueBcomfortableClocalDremote28ArentBpurchaseCdiscoverDenter29AtalkingBwalkingCworking
14、Dsleeping30AphoneBbusCglassesDcoat31ApersuadeBremindCconvinceDallow32ApreparationBimaginationChesitationDpermission33AthenBstillCjustDagain34Apay offBhelp outCspeak outDtake off35AtransportingBaccompanyingCdevotingDinviting36ArewardsBresponsesCachievementsDbenefits37AsoldBrepairedCsearchedDvolunteer
15、ed38ApresentedBperformedCrepeatedDdonated39AselflessBregularCextraDnatural40AreachedBunderstoodCmadeDimpressedPassage3 I had a busy-to-do list today and was about to get started when my sister called.I talked with her for a short time and could 41 my seven-year-old niece in the background, full of e
16、nergy as always, and getting blamed for something. I 42 to speak with her, both because I love talking to her and because I was 43 that I could help divert(转移) some of her energy in a more 44 direction and give my sister a break.I listened and talked with her on the phone, giving her as much 45 as s
17、he needed to share her thoughts and 46 herself.The conversation went on for quite a while. In exchange for my 47 , she gifted me with her funny stories and sense of 48 . She said the cutest things that always 49 me and caused me to laugh out loud! She told me about her friends birthday party, which
18、50 a cake, chocolate ice cream, and sand art! Then there were 51 about her new little brother, cute animals she saw recently and, of course, the weather!Forty minutes later she 52 , saying, “Well, I should 53 have let you get going.”At one point in the conversation my 54 had turned back to my “to do
19、” list, but then I consciously turned it back to her. I chose to be 55 with her and give my full 56 to her so that she 57 important and special. Actually, she is indeed important and special. Children are so precious and 58 so fast! And we can learn so much from them, including the 59 they see the w
20、orld. When 60 between my niece and my to-do list, I decided that chores and errands (差事) could wait every time!41AimagineBmeetCobserveDhear42AhappenedBpromisedCaskedDhad43AhopingBorganizingCprovingDinsisting44ApositiveBseriousCenthusiasticDunusual45AenergyBrelaxationCspaceDtime46AenjoyBexpressCforge
21、tDteach47ApreparationBsuggestionCtimeDanswer48AsecurityBhumorCachievementDresponsibility49AannoyedBterrifiedCpuzzledDamused50AcreatedBincludedCstoredDsold51AstoriesBdreamsCarticlesDreports52AcontinuedBfinishedCexplainedDcomplained53AregretfullyBabsolutelyCprobablyDsecretly54AmoodBheartCdecisionDmind
22、55AfamiliarBpresentCstrictDsatisfied56AsupportBloveCattentionDcare57AfeltBbecameCprovedDremained58AgrowBstudyCbeginDappear59AchanceBprocessCwayDdirection60AtradingBturningCjudgingDchoosingPassage4Have you ever wondered what you would tell yourself if you had the chance to go back to the past? We all
23、 have those life lessons that could have 61 to our personal growth if only we had known them 62 .When I was 8 I was told I had leukemia (白血病). Although it is 63 for a child to have cancer, I was somewhat lucky because I was unaware of the 64 of it. Sure, I was sick, but 65 .Later I had a relapse (旧病
24、复发), and it was much harder to 66 it again. After receiving treatments and operations, I 67 recovered. And Im here 13 years later to tell my story.Because of 68 the above things at a young age, Ive learned things no other child gets the opportunity to. If I could go back and give my 8yearold self 69
25、 , Id say, “Bryce, what you will experience will be one of the 70 things anyone could face. You will have a hard time. Youll be so 71 that for a year you wont be able to go outside.”“That sounds bad, but it doesnt 72 what youll learn because of it. Youll learn whatever happen, you should make a good
26、 life out of what is left. Youll learn you can never judge a person because you just dont know what 73 , illnesses, or trials theyve been through.”To this day, my cancer experience works as a reminder that difficulties are not all bad, and I hope to live up to the 74 I have of my personal growth. Ho
27、w about you? I hope the life lessons Ive shared can help you 75 your own.61AowedBcontributedCrepliedDreferred62AlaterBbetterCearlierDfurther63AexcitingBinterestingCconfusingDfrightening64AseriousnessBlonelinessCencouragementDargument65Agave awayBset offCgave inDpulled through66AstressBfightCsolveDex
28、amine67AsimplyBextremelyCactuallyDeventually68AstudyingBreadingCexperiencingDimagining69AknowledgeBadviceCnewsDlie70AsafestBbrightestCcheapestDtoughest71AfatBsickCbusyDcold72Aturn toBpoint toCcompare withDcooperate with73AchallengesBdreamsCprojectsDplans74AconclusionsBexpectationsCinvitationsDconsid
29、erations75Aput forwardBtake upCreflect onDleave outPassage5 I was out in my fields, spade in hand, planting trees this morning. I feel good when I do it, knowing that long after I am gone, these trees will 76 high above the land, providing oxygen for humans not yet born and 77 the carbon dioxide fro
30、m the air.Each spring, as I am 78 , my mind goes back to a 79 I have of my grandfather, walking with him on the land, listening to his 80 and learning about nature. He often told a story which has 81 in my imagination all these years.It was in the early 1900s, a man lost his wife and daughter to a t
31、errible disease. Filled with 82 , he decided to take up the 83 occupation of shepherd in the hills. He was about 55 years of age at that time, and as he 84 his sheep, he looked around and saw the land was 85 . Then the old man felt he needed to do something to help the land 86 , for it had once been
32、 a splendid green forest.He collected some 87 of oak trees from other places, 88 watered them and cared for the young trees that sprouted the next year. For the rest of his life, he planted every day. No one knew his story until he was 90 years old. Yet he 89 to plant, perhaps only five trees a day.
33、 At that time, the hill had become a green forest, 90 as far as people could see.76AsurviveBtowerCshapeDreact77AapplyingBaddingCreceivingDcleaning78AthinkingBwalkingCplantingDwondering79AimaginationBmemoryCregretDword80AstoriesBcomplainsClaughterDsongs81AbroughtBgotCstuckDput82AangerBsorrowCanxietyD
34、dreams83AspecialBlonelyCrewardingDappealing84AattendedBmovedCexhibitedDlost85AridiculousBsuperbCcharmingDbare86AappearBgrowCrecoverDspread87AbranchesBseedsCflowersDleaves88AfaithfullyBdesperatelyCanxiouslyDlovingly89AattemptedBcompetedCcontinuedDforgot90Aspreading outBbringing aboutCwandering aboutD
35、leading to Passage6 Ive been farming sheep on a hillside for 54 years. I use a small tractor to get about. My dog Don always sits beside me in the passenger seat.One morning I 91 a lost lamb when I was in the top field, near where a motorway cuts through my land. The lamb had become separated from i
36、ts 92 , so I jumped out of the tractor to 93 it while Don stayed in his seat.Lamb and mother 94 . I turned back to the tractor only to see it move suddenly away from me. This was so 95 because I had put the handbrake on when I jumped out. 96 Don had somehow made the 97 move.My heart 98 in my chest a
37、s I saw the tractor heading towards the 99 . I ran desperately but failed to 100 . It crashed through a wooden fence and disappeared. The 101 thing I saw was Dons face, looking calmly back at me.Heart in mouth, I 102 the fence and looked over. The tractor was 103 against the crash barrier in the cen
38、tral reservation, having miraculously (奇迹般地) crossed the 104 road with fast-flowing traffic. I couldnt see Don, but as I 105 the tractor he jumped out onto the road, apparently 106 , and dashed back to me.The police 107 and the motorway ran normally again. I couldnt quite believe my 108 . It turned
39、out no one got badly hurt, but the outcome could have been 109 . Don was given a special 110 that nightI didnt want him thinking I was angry with him.91AdroppedBspottedCcarriedDreturned92AkidsBfriendsCownerDmother93Aask aboutBplay withCattend toDrun into94AfreedBswitchedCreunitedDexamined95Aunexpect
40、edBdangerousCembarrassingDdifficult96AFortunatelyBGenerallyCImmediatelyDObviously97AlambBvehicleCseatDfence98AfrozeBbrokeCbeatDhurt99AcrowdBmotorwayCfieldDhill100Atake offBcatch upChold backDget out101AlatestBbestCworstDlast102AfixedBnoticedCreachedDclosed103ArestingBrunningCparkingDturning104Asteep
41、BlongCroughDbusy105AabandonedBapproachedCrecognizedDrepaired106AuncleanBuncertainCunhurtDunhappy107AarrivedBrepliedCsurvivedDwaited108AabilityBdreamCluckDidea109AcommonBconfusingCdesirableDawful110AmealBtestCjobDlesson【参考答案】1B2B3A4D5C6C7D8B9A10D11B12A13B14C15C16B17D18C19B20C【分析】这是一篇记叙文。文章讲述了作者去修鞋的经历
42、,最后作者与修鞋匠成为了朋友。1考查动词词义辨析。句意:我冲进他那丑陋的小店里去修鞋。A.looked看; B.rushed冲进; C.slipped滑过; D.broke打破。根据下文“for I was eager to meet a friend,and I had to get there without delay.“Please hurry,” I begged.”可知,作者急着去见朋友,所以应该是冲进店里。故选B。2考查动词词义辨析。句意:那不是什么大不了的工作,所以我等着他做。A.left离开; B.waited等待; C.worked工作; D.helped帮助。根据本句的“
43、It wasnt much of a job”和下文作者没有立即离开可知,作者在那里等着。故选B。3考查形容词词义辨析。句意:他甜甜地笑着向我打招呼:“你是新来的吧?”A.sweet 甜的;B.light 轻的;C.cold冷的; D.forced被迫的。根据下文可看出这是一位非常热情的鞋匠,所以应该是他给作者一个甜甜的微笑。故选A。4考查形容词词义辨析。句意:他甜甜地笑着向我打招呼:“你是新来的吧?”A.fresh新鲜的; B.young年轻的; C.familiar 熟悉的;D.new新的。根据下文“I said I was. I had5 into this street only a
44、week before.”可知,他甜甜地笑着向我打招呼:“你是新来的吧?”。故选D。5考查动词词义辨析。句意:我是一周前才搬进这条街的。A.came来; B.lived 住; C.moved移动; D.entered进入。根据上文“You are 4 in this place,arent you?”可知,作者是新来的,因此,是上周搬进来的。故选C。6考查动词词义辨析。句意:我脱了鞋坐在那里,环顾四周,他准备修理。A.stood站立; B.lay躺; C.sat 坐;D.talked讨论。根据常识以及“with my shoes off”可知,作者去修鞋店修鞋,此处应是坐在那等着。故选C。7考
45、查动词词义辨析。句意:我脱了鞋坐在那里,环顾四周,他准备修理。A.thinking 思考;B.moving 移动;C.turning 转动;D.looking看。根据空后的“around”及句意可知,作者等着修鞋无事可做,向四周看,look around环顾四周。故选D。8考查副词词义辨析。句意:他难过地看着皮革。A.nervously紧张地; B.sadly 难过地;C.gratefully 感激地;D.angrily生气地。根据下文“It was worn through because I had 9to have the repair job done. ”可知,皮革磨破了,他是难过地
46、看着。符合工作特点。故选B。9考查动词词义辨析。句意:因为我没有及时去修理,所以它被磨破了。A.failed失败的; B.managed管理; C.wanted想要; D.intended打算。作者把鞋穿成那样是因为没有及时修理鞋子,因此,此处用fail最合语境,fail to do sth做某事失败了。故选A。10考查副词词义辨析。句意:我有点不耐烦了,因为我急着去见一个朋友,我必须马上赶到那里。A.hardly几乎不; B.less 较少;C.greatly 大大地;D.a little很少。根据“for I was eager to meet a friend,and I had to
47、get there without delay.”可知,作者急着见朋友,所以有点不耐烦。故选D。11考查介词词义辨析。句意:他通过眼镜上方看了看我:“我们很快就会好的。”A.under在.下面; B.over 在.上面;C.in 在.里面;D.with和。根据本句句意可推测出,修鞋匠带着眼镜,通过眼镜框上方看着我,因此用介词over合语境。故选B。12考查形容词词义辨析。句意:这家丑陋的小商店和纽约街头的许多其他商店没什么不同。A.different不同的; B.funny滑稽的; C.abstract 抽象的;D.ridiculous可笑的。根据上文“You see,I have a tra
48、dition to live up to.”及作者的反应“A tradition?”可知,作者认为这个小店与其它没有什么不同。be different from与.不同。故选A。13考查动词词义辨析。句意:他一定感到了我的惊讶,因为他微笑着继续说道:是的,我的父亲是一个好鞋匠。A.doubt怀疑; B.surprise吃惊; C.disappointment失望; D.joy开心。根据上文“A tradition?In this ugly small shop that wasnt 12 from so many other shops on the streets of New York.”
49、可知,作者对他说的话不相信,因此,此处是指修鞋匠感受到了作者的惊讶。故选B。14考查动词词义辨析。句意同上。A.said说; B.agreed 同意;C.continued继续; D.argued辩论。根据“Yes,my father is a good shoemaker.” ”可知,此处是指他继续解释。故选C。15考查动词短语辨析。句意:他总是告诉我,儿子,把每只进店里的鞋都修好,要为自己的工作感到自豪。A.flies into飞到; B.brings to带给; C.comes into进入; D.introduces to引进。根据“ do the best job on every
50、shoe”可知,把每只进店里的鞋都修好。故选C。16考查动词词义辨析。句意:当他把修完的鞋子递给我时,他说:这些可以穿很长时间。A.showed展示; B.handed 传递;C.brought带来; D.took拿走。根据“the finished shoes”可知,鞋子修好了自然是递给作者。故选B。17考查副词词义辨析。句意:我匆忙离开,我的朋友会焦急地等着我。A.quietly安静地; B.slowly慢慢地; C.in time 及时;D.in a hurry匆忙。根据 “my friend would be waiting for me .”可知,作者匆忙的离开了。故选D。18考查副
51、词词义辨析。句意同上。A.coldly寒冷地; B.happily 开心地;C.anxiously 焦急地;D.angrily生气地。根据上文根据“for I was eager to meet a friend,and I had to get there without delay.”可知,作者急着见朋友及上句“I left 17 ”可知,作者着急匆忙的离开,是怕朋友等急了。故选C。19考查动词词义辨析。句意:那天晚上我经过那家商店。A.ran 跑;B.passed 经过;C.bought买; D.saw看。根据下一句的“There he was. When he saw me,he wa
52、ved and smiled.” 可知,那天作者经过商店,他还在那里。故选B。20考查名词词义辨析。句意:这就是我们友谊的开始,随着时间的流逝,这段友谊对我的意义也越来越大。A.experience经历; B.love 爱;C.friendship友谊; D.struggle努力。根据上文“When he saw me,he waved and smiled. ”可知,作者经过时,他对作者微笑打招呼,这就是我们友谊的开始。故选C。21A22B23C24D25B26C27C28B29D30A31D32C33A34B35A36B37D38D39A40C【分析】这是一篇记叙文。文章讲述了2018年1
53、月下旬,芝加哥经历了几十年来最寒冷的天气,坎迪斯佩恩尽自己的努力帮助了那些无家可归的人。21考查动词词义辨析。句意:住在帐篷城的一群无家可归的人被留在外面直接暴露在致命的天气中。A. exposed暴露,揭露;B. contributed捐助,捐献;C. used使用;D. adjusted调整,适应。根据“A group of homeless people who lived in an area called Tent City were left outside”可知,这些人暴露在寒冷的天气中。be exposed to为固定短语,意为“被暴露在”。故选A。22考查形容词词义辨析。句意
54、:34岁的坎迪斯佩恩(Candice Payne)是当地一家公司的经纪人,幸运地避开了危险的环境。A. old老的;B. lucky幸运的;C. proud骄傲的;D. strange奇怪的。根据“have shelter from the dangerous conditions.”可知,她足够的幸运有躲避处避寒。故选B。23考查固定短语辨析和副词辨析。句意:然而,她无法停止思考在该地区无家可归的人,这些人无处可去。A. In short简言之;B. Therefore因此;C. However然而;D. For example例如。上文提到“_2_ enough to have shelt
55、er from the dangerous conditions.”(幸运地避开了危险的环境),下文提到“she couldnt stop thinking about the homeless people”(她无法停止思考在该地区无家可归的人)可知,上下文之间形成转折关系。故选C。24考查名词词义辨析。句意:佩恩在接受纽约时报采访时表示:“气温低于摄氏50度,我知道我必须采取行动。”A. place地方;B. shelter避难所,庇护所;C. risks风险,危险;D. action行动。根据“ She started thinking of different 5 that could
56、 possibly work.”可知,因为温度很低并且有很多无家可归的人,佩恩决定要采取行动。take action为固定短语,意为“采取行动”。故选D。25考查名词词义辨析。句意:她开始思考各种可行的方法。A. directions方向;B. ways方法;C. results结果;D. areas区域。根据上文“I knew I had to take _4_”可知,因为打算采取行动,所以在考虑不同的方法。故选B。26考查动词词义辨析。句意:最后,她决定看看当地旅馆有没有空房间,她可以为露宿街头的人买一个晚上的房间。A. required要求;B. promised承诺;C. decide
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