Unit 6单元话题完形填空专项练习-2022-2023学年高二英语选择性必修第一册单元重难点易错题精练(外研版2019).docx
- 1.请仔细阅读文档,确保文档完整性,对于不预览、不比对内容而直接下载带来的问题本站不予受理。
- 2.下载的文档,不会出现我们的网址水印。
- 3、该文档所得收入(下载+内容+预览)归上传者、原创作者;如果您是本文档原作者,请点此认领!既往收益都归您。
下载文档到电脑,查找使用更方便
7 0人已下载
| 下载 | 加入VIP,免费下载 |
- 配套讲稿:
如PPT文件的首页显示word图标,表示该PPT已包含配套word讲稿。双击word图标可打开word文档。
- 特殊限制:
部分文档作品中含有的国旗、国徽等图片,仅作为作品整体效果示例展示,禁止商用。设计者仅对作品中独创性部分享有著作权。
- 关 键 词:
- Unit 6单元话题完形填空专项练习-2022-2023学年高二英语选择性必修第一册单元重难点易错题精练外研版2019 单元 话题 填空 专项 练习 2022 2023 学年 英语 选择性 必修 一册
- 资源描述:
-
1、Unit 6单元话题完形填空专项练习(名校最新真题)(2022湖南怀化高二开学考试)When Mercy, the little penguin, arrived at the Bonorong Wildlife Hospital, he was in really bad condition. “The penguin was _1_, not doing so well and needed fattening up,” said Petra Harris, the hospital manager. Little penguins were the smallest species of
2、 penguins on Earth but sadly in _2_numbers. _3_, with the help of a team of wildlife keepers, Mercy regained full health and was _4_ back into the wild. Mercys story has now been made into a video and was _5_ on social media platforms on World Penguin Day on April 25. In the _6_, Ms Harris said a ma
3、n _7_ Mercy looked unwell and contacted them thought their rescue line. Rescuers went to _8_ Mercy and brought him back. The vet (兽医) team did a full _9_ on him. “We X-rayed him to check for any injuries that werent _10_ . To their _11_, it turned out that Mercy was just a little underweight. Mercy
4、was _12_ to fatten up at the hospital until he could swim. Then he was released at dawn so that he could spend the day fishing before returning to his burrow (洞穴). “Its a comfort for us to see animals go back where they _13_,” Ms Harris said. “Mercy was the lucky one that gets to have a second _14_
5、at life, and its certainly very _15_ for us to make it.”1AexcitedBunfriendlyCunderweightDdepressed2AaverageBstableCclimbingDdeclining3AFortunatelyBStrangelyCConsequentlyDNaturally4Aset freeBlet aloneCwatched overDbrought up5AfilmedBpostedCchangedDrefused6AhospitalBbookCvideoDrecord7AtreatedBhuntedCs
6、earchedDspotted8AcollectBselectCraiseDcure9AsurveyBfavorCexaminationDdescription10AseriousBobviousCviolentDslight11AregretBshockCpuzzleDrelief12AsupportedBfedCoperatedDcaught13AbelongBrecoverCmeetDescape14AthoughtBsuccessCchanceDtry15AdemandingBappealingCfrighteningDrewarding(2021湖南株洲高二期末)My daughte
7、r has been crazy about raising a pet for a long time.Last spring I bought two small chickens for her. She got excited and _16_ good care of them. _17_, a few days later, both chickens died. She burst into tears because of their _18_. I helped her bury the two chickens under a tree behind our house.
8、I thought it would be the end of her idea.However, I was _19_. Children are children after all. The _20_ hasnt upset my daughter in _21_ way. She still tried to keep a small animal or even a snail.One day last winter, I noticed a _22_ of sparrows (麻雀) under the eaves (屋檐) of the house. So I told my
9、daughter to put some rice on the windowsill (窗台). A few minutes _23_, the sparrows came to land on the windowsill one after another and pecked (啄) at the _24_. Suddenly my daughter asked me, “Mum, can we catch and cage (圈养) the sparrows, and let them live with us in the room? How cold it is for them
10、 to live _25_.”“Oh, my dear, I do not think it is a good idea. You know,” I _26_ to her. “_27_ is important for sparrows. No one can keep them in a cage. If they are _28_, they will die quickly. They are used to living in the open air. Moreover, they have warm nests under the eaves.”From then on, we
11、 have _29_ a kind of relationship with the sparrow family. We feed them and treat them as pet birds. _30_, we do not need to possess them. We enjoy seeing these little birds flying and jumping among branches, leaves and flowers in the spring morning.16AlookedBtookCacquiredDreminded17ASlightlyBDefini
12、telyCExtremelyDUnluckily18AdesireBescapeCfocusDdeath19AcertainBsureCwrongDright20AargumentBhappinessCsuccessDfailure21AsomeBanyCnoDevery22AfamilyBcoupleCpairDpile23AbeforeBafterCmoreDlater24AbreadBriceCfruitDvegetable25AdownwardsBupwardsCinsideDoutside26AexplainedBadaptedCattachedDpreferred27ASpring
13、BFreedomCTreesDNests28AconcernedBshotCcaughtDviewed29Amade upBpulled upCset upDcheered up30AButBHoweverCThenDOtherwise(2022江西省乐平中学高二开学考试)As a whale researcher, Nan Hauser has been awarded the international title of “Earth Ambassador”. While many local people had heard of this _31_ , it was an encoun
14、ter(邂逅)that would make her known worldwide. One day in 2017, Nan was shooting some videos with the whales, when the most remarkable thing _32_ . As she swam alongside them, they began to display _33_ signs that danger was near. Suddenly, she saw a whale swim towards her at full speed. Just as _34_ h
15、it, one of the whales used its fin to push Nan onto its back and out of range ofnot a whale but a tiger shark. After the shark disappeared, the whale _35_ accompanied Nan back to her boat. She climbed aboard and yelled her appreciation to the _36_ . After a few minutes, the whale disappeared, and Na
16、n said goodbye, feeling _37_ for this lifetime encounter. Almost a year later, Nan received a call from a fisherman saying that he _38_ whales in the harbor. Could her whale friend have _39_ ? She jumped onto a boat quickly. Nan instantly _40_ her fiend, and dived into the water to swim with him. Af
17、ter Nans encounter, she _41_ with how best she could thank the whale. After all, its _42_ to hug something much larger than you. So whats the most _43_ way to thank a whale? Its by caring, learning more about them, and _44_ their habitat. As for us, we can help in small ways. For example,_45_ single
18、-use plastics will make a difference.31AchemistBphysicistCgeologistDbiologist32AhappenedBapproachedCbustDescaped33ArescuingBwarningCwaitingDrecommending34AexcitementBpanicCsurpriseDdisappointment35AreallyBclearlyCsafelyDrudely36AwomanBboatCsharkDwhale37AproudBgratefulChopefulDpitiful38AspottedBpleas
19、edCtargetedDtracked39AwelcomedBsufferedCreturnedDrefreshed40AwavedBgreetedCrealizedDrecognized41AcombinedBstruggledCarguedDconnected42AprettyBfunnyCtrickyDvital43AinfluentialBparticularClogicalDincredible44AcreatingBprotectingCsurroundingDestablishing45AdonatingBexchangingCthrowingDabandoning(2022全国
20、高二期末)A dog in Virginia jumped into action one Thursday morning to warn a family of danger. Charity Golloway and her two children were able to make it out of their house without _46_ and call the Valley Volunteer Fire Department thanks to Butter, a homeless dog that had _47_ a few months before.Gollo
21、way made an outdoor _48_ equipped with an electric lamp for the dog, _49_ the dog was probably homeless. The lamp Golloway was using to keep Butter warm obviously _50_ , and the doghouse was less than five feet away from their home. In response, Butter ran to the outside of Golloways bedroom window
22、and started barking _51_ .“He knew something was not right and that someone needed to know it. Hes a(n) _52_ dog,” Golloway told WJHL.The barks woke up Golloway, who arose in time to hear the _53_ of the fire breaking a window in her home.“The fire just got _54_ really fast,” Golloway said. “Its act
23、ually hard to believe how fast it _55_”Golloway and her kids ran out of the house and were able to _56_ the fire before it grew larger. Thanks to Butters quick _57_ , no one was hurt.When firefighters arrived, Butter was there to _58_ them. “It was a really nice dog,” said firefighter Justin Stidham
24、. “It came up and played with all of us. I was sitting there petting it. It was just as nice as it could be.”A _59_ of Stidham with Butter went viral (走红) on Facebook. Thats when Golloway learned Butter was not actually Butter. The dogs original owners recognized Butter as Cooper, who had run away f
25、rom home over the summer. Golloway said she plans to give Cooper, the dog she knows as Butter, a steak before he _60_ for his good deed.46AfearBcostCinjuryDdoubt47AreturnedBappearedCimprovedDpassed48ApoolBstageCtrapDshelter49AconsideringBadmittingCwarningDproving50Awent outBcaught fireCturned upDbro
26、ke down51AloudlyBpatientlyCregularlyDhappily52AcrazyBsmartCinterestingDhonest53AsmellBheatCcauseDsight54AtypicalBharmlessCbigDnormal55AweakenedBseparatedCclearedDhappened56AstopBcancelCreduceDdiscover57AsuccessBprogressCrecoveryDreaction58AcomfortBgreetCcontrolDobserve59AgestureBplanCconversationDph
27、oto60AcomplainsBescapesCleavesDresponds(2021湖南长沙一中高二期中)Melbourne Girls College is getting rid of all dustbins and asking students to take their rubbish home to encourage them to move towards zero waste.Starting next Monday, the college will gradually _61_ all the rubbish bins in five weeks in classr
28、ooms and the yard, _62_ 1,400 students and 140 staff to find their own home for chip packets and juice boxes. Volunteer students will _63_ daily non-compulsory food inspections in which children bringing “zero waste” lunch boxes will be _64_. Students using only _65_ packaging will receive a token (
29、礼券) to win prizes.The rubbish that students take home may still go to landfill (废物填埋场) via their home bins, _66_ the new policy will help persuade _67_ to buy fewer packaged items and reuse containers. Most issues around carrying rubbish home, such as smell and mess, can be solved. _68_ tuna (金枪鱼) i
30、n a tin, for example, can _69_ the schools compost (堆肥) bin and the tin can be _70_ before its taken home.The college principal Karen Money acknowledges that some parents may not have the time or means to avoid _71_ in single-use packaging, “But we are _72_ to get as many people as we can to avoid i
31、t. We talk a lot, _73_ educators, about the bad problems the world _74_, and if we dont start putting some actions _75_ that beautiful idea, then its just empty.”61AreplaceBwashCcleanDremove62AprovingBleavingCpromisingDallowing63AreceiveBforbidCadmitDconduct64ArewardedBadvisedCchangedDprotected65Acr
32、eativeBusualCreusableDplastic66AsoBbutCandDthough67AteachersBstaffCfamiliesDfriends68AUneatenBUncookedCUncoveredDUnbroken69Abreak downBbreak throughCget throughDgo into70AreturnedBwashedCgivenDspared71AfoodsBclothesCdrinksDtools72AkeepingBdreamingCstoppingDtrying73AforBtoCasDwith74AsolvesBtellsCface
33、sDfollows75AbeforeBbehindCuponDbelow(2022广西桂林市临桂区五通中学高二期中)Since the beginning of the twentieth century, the number of wild tigers has been on an alarming decline. _76_, it appears that the situation has finally changed. The _77_ of specialised conservation programmes has _78_ the first growth of wil
34、d population number for over a century and, while still not strong enough, the big cats future seems a little more positive.For those whose wildlife dream is _79_ this wonderful big cat in its _80_ habitat, a well-organised tiger trip to one or more of the parks and _81_ of the Indian subcontinent _
35、82_ the chance to do just that. Anyone fortunate _83_ to go on a tiger trip should become familiar with not only the physical characteristics of the big cat, _84_ also the major threats to its survival.The tigers habitat often covers some parts of the human _85_. With the destruction of forest habit
36、ats leading to a(n) _86_ in smaller prey species (猎物), the tigers are often forced to leave the protection of its own range and take the risk of going into human areas to _87_ cows or sheep. Because local people _88_ these farm animals, this causes _89_, resulting in the killing or capturing of the
37、animal to _90_ on the black market.While there are numerous high-profile conservation campaigns in action around the world, everyone should play a part. For those planning to explore the Indian subcontinent on a tiger trip to see this mysterious big cat in its natural habitat, helping to raise the p
38、rofile of its endangered position is one way to help ensure its survival.76AThoughBThereforeCHoweverDInstead77AestablishmentBmajorityCequipmentDpermission78Aresulted ofBresulted inCresulted fromDresulted by79AencounteredBencounterCto encounterDencountering80AidealBpreviousCformalDnatural81Alandscape
39、sBreservesCroutesDconstructions82AoffersBrecommendsCexistsDidentifies83AmoreBmuchCenoughDwell84AandBbutCorDas85AenvironmentsBtransportsClandscapesDcommunities86AreductionBcompetitionCinfectionDtension87AbiteBdamageCmonitorDhunt88Abase onBcomplain aboutCdepend onDcome across89AconfusionsBconcernsCcon
40、nectionsDconflicts90AsellBchangeCgatherDadapt参考答案:1C2D3A4A5B6C7D8A9C10B11D12B13A14C15D【导语】本文是记叙文。一家医院的工作人员救助了一只小企鹅,并在它康复之后将其放归野外。【详解】1. 考查形容词词义辨析。句意:这只企鹅体重不足,状态不太好,需要育肥。A. excited兴奋的;B. unfriendly 不友好的;C. underweight 重量不足的;D. depressed 沮丧的。根据“needed fattening up”可知,企鹅重量不足。故选C。2. 考查形容词词义辨析。句意:小企鹅是地球上
41、最小的企鹅物种,但令人遗憾的是它们的数量正在减少。A. average 平均的;B. stable稳定的;C. climbing攀爬的;D. declining下降的。根据“but sadly”可知,数量下降令人遗憾。故选D。3. 考查副词词义辨析。句意:幸运的是,在野生饲养员们的帮助下,Mercy完全恢复了健康,被放归了野外。A. Fortunately幸运地;B. Strangely奇怪地;C. Consequently结果;D. Naturally自然地。根据“with the help of a team of wildlife keepers, Mercy regained full
42、 health”可知,Mercy身体恢复,这是幸运的事。故选A。4. 考查动词短语辨析。句意:幸运的是,在野生饲养员们的帮助下,Mercy完全恢复了健康,被放归了野外。A. set free释放;B. let alone更不用说;C. watched over监视;D. brought up 抚养。根据“back into the wild.”可知,Mercy身体恢复后被释放回到野外。故选A。5. 考查动词词义辨析。句意:Mercy的故事被制作成视频,该视频于4月25日“世界企鹅日”在社交媒体平台上发布。A. filmed拍摄; B. posted发布;C. changed改变;D. refu
43、sed拒绝。根据“on social media platforms”可知,视频在社交平台被发布。故选B。6. 考查名词词义辨析。句意:在视频中,Ms Harris说有人发现Mercy看起来身体不适并通过他们的救援热线联系了他们。A. hospital医院; B. book书籍;C. video视频;D. record记录。根据“Mercys story has now been made into a video and was 5 on social media platforms on World Penguin Day on April 25.”可知,人们看到了视频。故选C。7.考查动
44、词词义辨析。句意:在视频中,Ms Harris说有人发现Mercy看起来身体不适并通过他们的救援热线联系了他们。A. treated对待;B. hunted捕猎;C. searched搜索;D. spotted看见。根据“Mercys story has now been made into a video and was 5 on social media platforms on World Penguin Day on April 25.”可知,人们在视频里看到小企鹅身体不适。故选D。8. 考查动词词义辨析。句意:救援人员去接Mercy,并把它带回了医院。A. collect收集,领取;
45、B. select挑选;C. raise提升;D. cure治愈。根据“and brought him back.”可知,救援人员去野外把小企鹅领回来。故选A。9. 考查名词词义辨析。句意:兽医团队对它进行了全面检查。A. survey调查;B. favor喜欢;C. examination检查;D. description描述。根据“We X-rayed him to check for any injuries ”可知,这是给小企鹅身体做检查。故选C。10. 考查形容词词义辨析。句意:我们给它做了X检查,以了解小企鹅身上是否有任何对我们来说不明显的损伤。A. serious严重的;B. o
46、bvious明显的;C. violent猛烈的;D. slight稍微的。根据“We X-rayed him to check for any injuries that werent”可知,救援人员对不明显的损伤进行检查。故选B。11. 考查名词词义辨析。句意:令我们感到欣慰的是,结果表明Mercy只是体重稍微偏低。A. regret 后悔;B. shock惊讶;C. puzzle困惑;D. relief 松口气。根据“it turned out that Mercy was just a little underweight.”可知,小企鹅身体没有大碍,这让人们松了一口气。故选D。12.考
47、查动词词义辨析。句意:Mercy在医院被喂养得很壮实,该状态一直持续到它能游泳。A. supported支持;B. fed喂养;C. operated操作;D. caught抓住。根据“fatten up at the hospital”可知,小企鹅被喂养的胖胖的。故选B。13. 考查动词词义辨析。句意:看到动物回到它们所属的地方,我们感到很欣慰。A. belong属于;B. recover恢复;C. meet见面;D. escape逃跑。根据“Then he was released at dawn so that he could spend the day fishing before
48、returning to his burrow (洞穴).”可知,动物属于野外的生活。故选A。14. 考查名词词义辨析。句意:Mercy很幸运地获得了第二次生命的机会。A.thought思想;B.success成功;C.chance机会;D.try尝试。根据“3, with the help of a team of wildlife keepers, Mercy regained full health and was 4 back into the wild. ”可知,这是第二次救助这只企鹅,所以是获得第二次生命机会。故选C。15. 考查形容词词义辨析。句意:对我们来说,能成功救助小企鹅是
49、非常值得的。A.demanding要求高的;B.appealing 吸引人的;C.frightening令人害怕的;D. rewarding有回报的,值得的。根据“for us to make it.”可知,成功救治小企鹅对于救援人员来说也是值得的。故选D。16B17D18D19C20D21B22A23D24B25D26A27B28C29C30B【导语】本文是一篇记叙文。作者在文中记叙了女儿饲养小动物,对饲养动物积极的态度,以及他们喂食屋檐下的麻雀,与麻雀一家建立关系的事情。16考查动词词义辨析。句意:她很兴奋,把它们照顾得很好。A. looked看; B. took拿,照顾; C. acqu
展开阅读全文
课堂库(九科星学科网)所有资源均是用户自行上传分享,仅供网友学习交流,未经上传用户书面授权,请勿作他用。
链接地址:https://www.ketangku.com/wenku/file-782956.html


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
浙江省临海市新昌县2021届高三物理下学期5月鸭模拟二模试题PDF202105260193.pdf
