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1、Unit 3单元话题完形填空专项练习(名校最新真题)(2022山东泰安市基础教育教学研究室高一期末)Of all the stories of Olympic medalists, the most touching one is that of weight-lifting champion Oscar Figueroa.During his athletic _1_, the 37-year-old man had the chance to _2_ in the Olympic games four different times. But he met with plenty of h
2、eartbreak and _3_ before he finally succeeded.In the 2004 Olympic games, Figueroa made his first _4_. Because he wasnt satisfied with his result, he looked _5_ to competing in the Beijing 2008 Olympic games to prove himself. _6_, just two weeks before the event, his hand was _7_, which set him back
3、in his weightlifting and _8_ him the chance. By the London Olympic games in 2012, Figueroa took home the silver medal.In spite of all, hed already _9_, he still aimed higher. In 2016, he headed to Rio to _10_ the highest prize and he did. After his final lift, he _11_ his shoes and put them on the s
4、tage, indicating that he would _12_ from the Olympics. Amazingly enough, he took home the gold that year!No matter how hard he felt, he never gave up, serving as a _13_ example of hope, perseverance, and determination. Oscar Figueroa is the _14_ Colombian man to have even taken home the gold in his
5、field. He said he was _15_ for the whole country in the competition in an interview.1AworkBjobCcareerDstory2AcompeteBwinCjoinDcall3AexcitementBdisappointmentCshameDhappiness4ApromiseBappearanceCdecisionDplan5AdownBupCbackDforward6AUnbelievablyBThankfullyCHopefullyDUnfortunately7AtestedBshakenCinjure
6、dDcaught8AspentBcostCtookDlost9AexperiencedBexpectedCpreparedDchecked10AimagineBrefuseCgiveDclaim11Aput upBtook offCtook onDset aside12AretireBbenefitCgraduateDsuffer13AspecialBpowerfulCfreshDdifferent14AlastBbestCfirstDlatest15AtrainingBlearningCliftingDplaying(2022全国高一阶段练习)Nicole was always insecu
7、re about herself. She didnt like how she looked. She thought she was too _16_ and thin. She tried to gain _17_ , but she never could. Most people would love to be in Nicoles _18_ though. Nicole also didnt know why she was so _19_ . She wished she could easily talk to others and make new friends. Nic
8、oles _20_ was so low that her friends started to get annoyed with her. Nicoles mom _21_ her to join a sports team at school. Nicole did not want to, because she didnt want to be _22_ . After several days of _23_ , Nicole finally gave in to her mothers request. Nicole decided to _24_ the basketball t
9、eam. She used to play it when she was younger. It _25_ that Nicole was tall. When Nicole went to try-outs, she _26_ all the people she was competing against. She started to _27_ herself to the other girls, and found they were all shorter than her, but they were more confident. Nicole tried to put th
10、em out of her mind. The coach asked the girls to shoot free throws, run short distance, and then _28_ , asked them to play a game. Nicole was doing well, and she was _29_ . She didnt realize that she still had basketball skills. Nicole helped the team win and became confident about herself. She _30_
11、 she was good at something.16AshortBtallColdDhappy17AstrengthBexperienceCweightDacceptance18AsituationBcompanyCdefenceDpossession19AnoisyBgiftedCshyDsocial20AexpectationBpatienceCenthusiasmDconfidence21AencouragedBinvitedCcausedDpermitted22AtransformedBfascinatedCrefusedDabandoned23AexercisesBeffort
12、s.CrescuesDsurprises24Acry out forBkeep up withCtry out forDcarry on with25AhelpedBpredictedChappenedDseemed26AinterruptedBobservedCselectedDblamed27AadjustBexplainCtellDcompare28AconstantlyBdoubtfullyCsuddenlyDfinally29AignorantBsecureCgratefulDsurprised30AknewBforgotCagreedDhoped(2022全国高一课时练习)I st
13、arted skiing when I was three years old. My mom worked as a ski instructor as she also loved the snow. While the other _31_ in my group were whining(哭闹) and complaining, I was busy learning skiing. And at the age of four, I was _32_ through the snow with my mom. I remember falling once and realizing
14、 that the _33_ was taller than I was.When I was seven, I decided I wanted to take my skiing to the next level and join a _34_. There were two options: racing, a popular event for girls, and free skiing, an event mainly for _35_. Siding the chairlift(登山吊椅) with my mother, I would see free skiers flyi
15、ng and spinning through the air. I _36_ knew which team I wanted to join: free skiing.As soon as I joined the team, I was placed in a low level. _37_, I soon climbed the rankings until I came to the _38_ group. At that point, I was the only girl on my team. Although being a girl in a male-dominated
16、sport can be difficult, Im actually thankful that Ive had the _39_ that I never had.Life is not going to be a smooth road for all of us, and building _40_ early on is important. My experiences have made me tougher and have _41_ me to meet my setbacks with open arms. In fact, after this encounter, Iv
17、e become a better skier. However, there is no way that I could have done it without my supportive _42_ always behind me and my _43_ coach always, always behind me as well.I encourage you all to _44_ your comfort zone to show the boys that girls are just as _45_ as they are.31AteenagersBinstructorsCc
18、hildrenDplayers32AflyingBwalkingCrunningDfloating33AtreeBsnowCchairDstone34AgroupBclubCpartyDteam35AgirlsBboysCadultsDbeginners36AconstantlyBreallyCfirstlyDimmediately37AInsteadBHoweverCThereforeDOtherwise38AsmallestBbiggestChighestDcleverest39AjokesBgoalsCoptionsDexperiences40AtoughnessBreliefCpati
19、enceDsupport41AcausedBadvisedCforcedDtaught42AfriendsBfansCmotherDassistant43AencouragingBexcitingCinterestingDastonishing44Athink aboutBstep out ofCset upDmove into45AgratefulBcarefulCpowerfulDrespectful(2022江西新余市第一中学高一期末)Zhang Mengqiu, born in 2002, won two gold and three silver medals in all five
20、 events of the womens alpine skiing standing at the Winter Paralympic Games. She _46_ viewers by styling five different hairdos at award ceremonies to _47_ her confidence, beauty, as well as optimism towards life.Zhang, who suffered from functional movement disorder as a consequence of cerebral pals
21、y (脑瘫), was _48_ to Alpine skiing in Hebei para-team in 2016. Zhangs _49_ speed was slightly slower than others due to her _50_ disadvantage. When she first hit the slopes, Zhang _51_ she was a slow learner. _52_, she decided to put in extra hours _53_ to master the sports skills, believing that “th
22、ere are not many _54_ battles one can meet in life, so you need to spare no effort before the battles.”A year later, Zhang was selected to the national team. With _55_ and ambition, she began to _56_ at international competitions, winning numerous major _57_. During the campaign _58_ 300 million peo
23、ple in winter sports in China, Zhang improved rapidly in recent years. “l am not good at _59_ but I hope the gold can let more people know that efforts eventually will be turned into_60_ ” Zhang said.46AconductedBfavouredCinformedDsurprised47AtrackBprocessCrevealDpermit48AattachedBgluedCintroducedDd
24、evoted49AdefenceBdeliveryCprocedureDreaction50AintellectualBmentalCphysicalDemotional51AprovedBadmittedCdeclaredDsignalled52AThusBInsteadCBesidesDIndeed53Ain storeBin chargeCin practiceDin turn54AappealingBlimitedCfurtherDsignificant55AtalentBdeterminationCappreciationDwisdom56AshineBbelongCquitDexp
25、lore57AcreditsBtitlesCaffairsDfunds58AapplyingBinvolving.ClocatingDbenefiting59AcommentingBprofitingCexpressingDprotesting60AtrialsBrewardsCawardsDrecipes(2022上海交大附中高一开学考试)How Exercise may tame our anxietyTo better cope with all the dispiriting news this winter about rising Covid-19 _61_, you might
26、want to get out and play in the snow, according to a new report. The large-scale study of almost 200,000 cross-country skiers found that being physically active _62_ the risk of developing anxiety over time.Science already offers plenty of encouraging evidence that exercise can lift our _63_. Experi
27、ments show that when people (and lab animals) start _64_ they typically grow calmer, happier and less apt to feel sad, nervous or angry than before. Studies that focus on the links between one type of activity or behavior and various aspects of health or longevity, likewise find that more exercise i
28、s linked with substantially lower chances of developing severe depression; conversely, being _65_ increases the risk for depression. A remarkable neurological study from 2013 even found that exercise _66_ reductions in rodent anxiety, by prompting an increase in the production of specialized neurons
29、 that release a chemical that soothes over-activity in other parts of the brain._67_, most of these studies were small, short term or mainly relevant to mice, leaving _68_ many questions about what kinds of exercise might help our mental health, how long mood enhancements might potentially last, whe
30、ther men and women _69_ equally and whether it is possible to work out too much and perhaps increase your likelihood of feeling emotionally worse off.So, for the new study, which was published in Frontiers in Psychiatry, exercise scientists at Lund University in Sweden and other _70_ decided it woul
31、d be worthwhile to _71_ the long-term mental health of the thousands upon thousands of men and women who have raced Swedens famous Vasaloppet cross-country skiing event over the years.The Vasaloppet, which celebrates its 100th anniversary this winter, is the largest series of cross-country ski _72_
32、in the world, with crowds of racers annually lining up in the woods of central Sweden to fastly move and glide through races _73_ in length from 30 kilometers, or almost 19 miles, to 90K, about 56 miles. Because this kind of endurance event requires abundant health, stamina and training, researchers
33、 previously have used data about Vasaloppet racers to study how exercise influences cancer risks, heart _74_, and longevity.The skiers, the researchers found, proved to be _75_ calmer over the decades after their race than the other Swedes, with more than 50 percent less risk of developing clinical
34、anxiety. Their results indicate the link between exercise and reduced anxiety is strong.61AdiseasesBpatientsCcasesDnumbers62AhalvesBdividesCtakesDincreases63AabilitiesBmoodsCfeelingsDattitudes64Aworking outBgetting alongChanging outDcarrying on65AinactiveBmobileClivelyDlazy66Abrings inBreacts toCres
35、ults fromDleads to67AHoweverBFurthermoreCSimilarlyDOtherwise68AopenBcloseCbackDclear69AtransformBbenefitCriskDenhance70AcompaniesBinstitutesCfoundationsDjounals71Alook intoBget intoClook upDkeep up72AresortsBdestinationsCracesDvacations73ArangingBchangingCextendingDstretching74ArateBoperationChealth
36、Dmuscle75AfrequentlyBeffectivelyCconsiderablyDslowly参考答案:1C2A3B4B5D6D7C8B9A10D11B12A13B14C15C【导语】这是一篇记叙文。文章讲述了哥伦比亚举重运动员Oscar Figueroa在经历四届奥运会之后最终获得金牌的故事。1考查名词词义辨析。句意:在他的运动员生涯中,这位37岁的运动员曾有机会参加四届奥运会。A. work工作;B. job工作;C. career生涯;D. story故事。由本句“During his athletic_, the 37-year-old man had the chance
37、to_in the Olympic games four different times. ”可知讲述的是一个期间,他经历四届奥运会,可推知空处表达的是在他的运动员生涯中;故选C项。2考查动词词义辨析。句意:在他的运动员生涯中,这位37岁的运动员曾有机会参加四届奥运会。A. compete竞争、参加比赛;B. win赢得;C. join参加;D. call打电话。他是一个运动员,故“the 37-year-old man had the chance to_in the Olympic games four different times. ”表达的是他有参加四届奥运会比赛的机会;join i
38、n通常指参加某种活动,尤其指和其他人一起参加某项活动,而题干指的是他有机会参与奥运会的竞争、角逐;故选A项。3考查名词词义辨析。句意:但在他最终成功之前,他经历了许多心碎和失望。A. excitement激动;B. disappointment失望;C. shame羞愧;D. happiness幸福。本句中“But he met with plenty of heartbreak and_before he finally succeeded. ”and连接前后两个并列的具有相同感情色彩的词,由heartbreak可知,空处表达的是具有消极和悲伤色彩的词,故B项disappointment“失
39、望”合适,意在表达他在成功之前经历了许多心碎与失望,即这个过程很艰难;故选B项。4考查名词词义辨析。句意:在2004年奥运会上,Figueroa首次出场。A. promise承诺;B. appearance出场;C. decision决定;D. plan计划。由下文“Because he wasnt satisfied with his result, he looked _to competing in the Beijing 2008 Olympic games to prove himself. ”可知他对自己的成绩不满意,想通过下一次的北京奥运会来证明自己,所以他是已经参加了这次奥运会
40、,故空处表达的是“出场”;故选B项。5考查动词短语词义辨析。句意:因为他对自己的成绩不满意,他期待着参加2008年北京奥运会来证明自己。A. (look) down向下看;B. (look) up查找;C. (look) back回顾;D. (look) forward盼望。本处表达的是因为这次对他自己的成绩不满意,所以期待参加北京奥运会来证明自己,look forward to是固定短语,译为“期待;盼望”,符合题意;故选D项。6考查副词词义辨析。句意:不幸的是,就在比赛前两个星期,他的手受伤了,这使他耽误了举重比赛,让他失去了机会。A. Unbelievably不可相信地;B. Thank
41、fully庆幸地;C. Hopefully希望地;D. Unfortunately不幸地。由本句“his hand was_, which set him back in his weightlifting”可知他的手出现了某种问题而耽误了他参加奥运会,故这是很不幸地; 故选D项。7考查形容词和动词词义辨析。句意:不幸的是,就在比赛前两个星期,他的手受伤了,这使他耽误了举重比赛,让他失去了机会。A. tested考验;B. shaken震惊的;C. injured受伤的;D. caught抓住。由本句“his hand was_, which set him back in his weigh
42、tlifting”可知他的手的状况耽误了他参加奥运会,故推知他的手是受伤了;故选C项。8考查动词词义辨析。句意:不幸的是,就在比赛前两个星期,他的手受伤了,这使他耽误了举重比赛,让他失去了机会。A. spent花费;B. cost使付出代价;C. took握住;D. lost失去。本处表达的是手受伤使得他耽误比赛而失去这次机会,sth. cost sb. sth. 是固定搭配,译为“某事使某人付出某种代价”,即手受伤使得他付出失去这次机会的代价,故选B项。9考查动词词义辨析。句意:尽管他已经经历过了,但他仍然有更高的目标。A. experienced经历;B. expected期望;C. pr
43、epared准备;D. checked检查。由上句“By the London Olympic games in 2012, Figueroa took home the silver medal.”(到2012年伦敦奥运会时,Figueroa获得了银牌。)可知他已经获得了银牌的荣誉;下句“he still aimed higher.In 2016, he headed to Rio to _the highest prize and he did. ”可知他虽然经历过获得银牌的荣誉,但他的目标不仅仅限于获得银牌,而是有更高的目标,即想要获得金牌,故空处表达的是“经历”,故选A项。10考查动词
44、词义辨析。句意:2016年,他前往里约热内卢想获得最高奖项,他做到了。A. imagine想象;B. refuse拒绝;C. give给出;D. claim获得。他在前面已经获得了银牌,但是他有更高的目标,即想要赢得金牌,故他前往里约奥运会是想获得金牌;故空处表达的是“获得”;故选D项。11考查动词短语词义辨析。句意:在他的最后一次举重之后,他脱下鞋子,把它们放在台上,表示他将退出奥运会。A. put up举起;B. took off脱下;C.took on穿上;D. set aside留作之用。由本句“he_his shoes and put them on the stage”可知他将鞋子
45、放在台上,只有先脱下鞋子才能把鞋子放在台上;故选B项。12考查动词词义辨析。句意:在他的最后一次举重之后,他脱下鞋子,把它们放在台上,表示他将退出奥运会。A. retire退出比赛;B. benefit有益于;C. graduate毕业;D. suffer遭受。由下一句“Amazingly enough, he took home the gold that year!”可知让人非常吃惊的是,他在这一年把金牌拿回家了,即他这一年获得了金牌,推知“he _his shoes and put them on the stage, indicating that he would_from the
46、Olympics. ”表达的是他把鞋子放在台上,表示他将退出奥运会,因为他已经经历了四届奥运会了,年龄也大了,而且这次功成名就,也该退出奥运会比赛了;故空处表达的是“退出比赛”,故选A项。13考查形容词词义辨析。句意:无论他感到多么艰难,他从未放弃,作为一个充满希望、坚持不懈和决心的有力榜样。A. special特别的;B. powerful有力的;C. fresh新颖的;D. different不同的。由本句“No matter how hard he felt, he never gave up, serving as a_example of hope, perseverance, an
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2019届人教A版数学必修二同步课后篇巩固探究:2-1-1 平面 WORD版含解析.docx
