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1、备战2023高考考英语完形填空话题分类训练(高考模拟真题+名校最新真题)专题02 个人信息(2022安徽安庆一中三模)Maybe youve heard the saying, “A bird with a broken wing will never fly as high.” Im sure that T.J. Ware was made to feel this way almost every day in school.By high school, T.J. was the most celebrated troublemaker in his town. I met him fo
2、r the first time at a weekend leadership retreat(活动). All the students at school had been invited to_1_ ACE training, a program designed to have students become more_2_ in their communities.At the start of the retreat, T. J. was_3_ standing outside the circle of students. He didnt _4_ join the discu
3、ssion groups. But slowly, the interactive games_5_ him in. The other students in T. J. group _6_ his comments. All of a sudden, T. J. felt like a part of the group, and before long he was being treated like a _7_. By the end of the retreat, he had_8_ the Homeless Project team. The other students _9_
4、 T.J. co-chairman of the team.When T. J. _10_ at school on Monday morning, he faced a firestorm. A group of teachers were_11_ to the school principal about his being elected co-chairman. The very first communitywide service project was to be a giant food_12_. These teachers couldnt believe that the
5、principal would allow the important plan to stay in the_13_ hands of T.J. Ware. Mr. Coggshall_14_ them that the purpose of the ACE program was to uncover any positive passion that a student had and reinforce(加强) its practice until true _15_ can take place.Two weeks later, T.J. and his friends led a
6、group of 70 students in a project to collect_16_ They collected a school_17_: 2854 cans of food in just two hours. The local newspaper covered the_18_ with a full-page article the next day. That newspaper_19_ was posted on the main bulletin board at school.T. J. reminds us that a bird with a broken
7、wing only needs mending. But once it has_20_, it can fly higher than the rest.1AmanageBattendCfinishDprovide2AinvolvedBtrappedClostDfitted3AstillBalreadyCjustDalso4AformallyBofficiallyCproudlyDreadily5AforcedBpushedCcalledDdrew6AwelcomedBreceivedCaddedDignored7AdirectorBtrainerCleaderDspeaker8Aimpro
8、vedBjoinedCfoundDcontacted9AorderedBawardedCofferedDmade10Ashowed upBset outClooked aroundDworked out11AtalkingBreportingCprotestingDreplying12AdriveBjourneyCproblemDprocess13AstrongBskilledCincapableDrough14AcriticizedBremindedCwarnedDdemanded15AchangeBreactionCcommunicationDunderstanding16Amedicin
9、eBwaterCfoodDgarbage17AtargetBdataCmealDrecord18AaccidentBeventCissueDtopic19AinterviewBstoryCheadlineDcopy20AaccumulatedBstimulatedCtestedDhealed(2021江苏模拟预测)Music is my first love. I can sit down at the piano and _21_ all about my problems. During the lowest moment in my life, music was my greatest
10、 comfort.After _22_ service in the army, I became an iron worker. A few years ago, the one-bedroom bungalow (平房) I _23_ in Massachusetts was sold. Though the landlord (房东) gave me two months rent-free to find a new place to live, nothing affordable _24_ . Eventually, I packed up my _25_ and slept in
11、 my car, thinking it would only be _26_ . But weeks turned into months and the months into years. The one thing that kept me alive was _27_ . While I had developed cataracts (白内障),nothing could keep my fingers from finding the right keys.One Christmas Eve, I was driving to where I would _28_ my car
12、and sleep at night when another car came around the corner and into my way. With my only home destroyed, I felt as if my life were out of _29_ and would never get back on key again._30_ Bruce Knight, a retired firefighter drove me to a _31_ shelter in Maine, where I met case managers from Volunteers
13、 of Americas Veterans Services. With their help, I moved into their transitional housing, and got the surgery I needed to _32_ my eyesight. Almost every day, Id play for hours, _33_ lost in the music. People would gather around my piano, singing and _34_ .Thinking back to those days, I realize how b
14、lessed Ive been that people have helped me when I couldnt _35_ how to help myself. They took me in, and encouraged me to make music.21AhandleBfindCforgetDcause22AcontinuingBescapingCbeginningDquitting23ArentedBboughtCbuiltDdecorated24Aset inBtook onCturned upDwent down25AbelongingsBclothesCpianoDins
15、truments26AoriginalBconstantCnormalDtemporary27AfoodBmusicCwaterDexercise28AparkBrepairCwashDcrash29AcontrolBsightCreachDtune30AThanks toBAside fromCRegardless ofDInstead of31AsafeBperfectChomelessDsimple32AkeepBrecoverCtestDblock33AseriouslyBslightlyCobviouslyDtotally34AlaughingBclappingCarguingDdi
16、scussing35AseeBimagineCfeelDbelieve(2021山西临汾三模)One weekend, a woman headed for her hotel room carrying a bucketful of coins she won at a slot machine. As she was about to walk into the _36_ she noticed two men already aboard.Both were _37_ and one of them was a very, very big figure. She first thoug
17、ht: They are going to _38_ me. Then she comforted herself: They looked nice.But fear seized her. She stood and stared at the two, anxious and ashamed. She hoped they didnt _39_ her mind. Surely they realized her hesitation about _40_ them. With an effort of will she picked up one foot and _41_ the e
18、levator, turning her back to them.Seconds passed. The elevator didnt move. Panic _42_ her.Im about to be robbed!, her heart _43_ .Hit the floor, one of them said. Her sweats poured. Without delay, she threw out her arms and _44_ on the carpet, the bucket of coins flying upwards. A _45_ of coins rain
19、ed down on her.Take my money and _46_ me, she prayed. One of them said _47_ : Ma am, if youll just tell us what floor youre going to, well _48_ the button. He couldnt help laughing._49_ , she struggled to her feet. I asked my man to hit the button for our floor. I didnt mean for you to hit the floor
20、. He bit his _50_ , having a hard time not laughing.She was too _51_ to speak. She wanted to make an apology, but words _52_ her.They helped gather up the coins and refill her _53_ . When the elevator arrived at her floor, she slid to the room, hearing them laughing.The next morning a bunch of roses
21、 were delivered to her room. Attached to the roses was a card _54_ :Thanks for the best _55_ weve had in years. It was signed, Eddie Murphy& Michael Jordan.36AroomBhotelChallDelevator37Aproperly-dressedBwell-behavedCbad-temperedDstrong-built38ArobBhelpCrecognizeDgrab39AchangeBreadCslipDspeak40Aknowi
22、ngBgreetingCjoiningDjudging41Aexited fromBstepped ontoCdashed intoDheaded off42AfreedBstoppedCconsumedDescaped43AsankBbrokeCachedDbled44ArolledBsleptClayDcollapsed45AhandfulBshowerCbagDbunch46AspareBsaveCforgiveDforget47ArudelyBloudlyCpolitelyDmadly48AclickBpullCpushDuntie49ADelightedBConfusedCShock
23、edDWorried50AtongueBteethCnailDlip51AscaredBsurprisedCfrustratedDembarrassed52AfailedBhurtCwarmedDdiscouraged53AbucketBpocketChandbagDwallet54AwritingBdrawnCsayingDposted55AcoinsBlaughCflowersDapology(2022四川遂宁中学高一阶段练习)When Deidra Mayberry was a child, she struggled with reading. Feeling embarrassed,
24、 she did her best to _56_ it. As her family moved around a lot, she adapted and kept hiding it making it all the way through school without anyone really _57_.After graduating from _58_ school, she started looking for support to improve her reading skills. Then she got into college. She was able to
25、graduate by taking extra _59_, asking useful information from professors, spending long nights _60_, even changing her major when it got too hard.“I was so _61_ that I actually made it through college and _62_,” Deidra says. “And I found ways to work out my problems in order to spare myself the _63_
26、 that I felt daily. I also wanted to create and provide a _64_ for people just like me.”Thats _65_ what she did. On March 12, 2020, she _66_ Reading to New Heights, an organization that teaches adults the basic _67_ of reading with one-on-one, professional _68_.“The lessons that our educators teach
27、_69_ our adult learners to revisit the fundamentals of reading and comprehension as if they are _70_ them for the first time,” Deidra says. “Basic reading _71_ are exactly what adults struggling with illiteracy (文盲) _72_ in order to fill the _73_ gaps that illiteracy causes in education.”And _74_, t
28、hese services are provided at no cost, so that it is _75_ for anyone who needs it.56AkeepBchangeCshowDhide57AforgettingBnoticingCcaringDhoping58AjuniorBnormalChighDprimary59AcoursesBexaminationsCenergyDaction60AstudyingBsleepingCdreamingDthinking61AtiredBenergeticCproudDrelaxed62ApassedBquittedCstay
29、edDgraduated63AregretBembarrassmentCannoyanceDcuriosity64AschoolBresourceCbookDthought65AexactlyBusuallyCluckilyDprobably66Abroke upBlooked forCkept offDset up67AwordsBsentencesCskillsDforms68AjobsBlessonsCattitudeDterms69AforceBstopCremindDallow70AlearningBbelievingCmissingDfollowing71AchangesBtest
30、sCfoundationsDproblems72AlendBsendCunderstandDneed73AcommonBlargeCinternationalDnarrow74Aas usualBon averageCabove allDin fact75AaccessibleBimaginableCnecessaryDcheap(2022全国高三)A month after having my gratitude journal, I threw it in the trash can. Writing in it every day felt like a(n) _76_ addition
31、 to my already overwhelming to-do list. _77_, I had been keeping a “normal” journal for years. Why add another? My friend_78_ me to give it another shot. Hesaid that writing down a few things to be thankful for was_79_ from free writing.The_80_ of a gratitude journal didnt resonate with me, but I di
32、d_81_ to write in anordinary notebook. Writing down thoughts and ideas was part of my daily habit. Along with journaling, reading motivational ( 励 志 的 ) material was a(n) _82_ in my life. But my endless goals never seemed to be achieved. So, Id_83_. Then Id read a new book, set more goals andstart a
33、gain.What was I doing wrong? Recently, while organizing a cabinet (储藏柜), the _84_ came to me.I_85_ the collection of journals Id written over the years and decided to_86_ them. As I read, I realized these notebooks were a road map of my_87_a full description of my journey. These daily journals were_
34、88_ that I had been making progress all along, but had been so focused on the_89_that I was unable to live in the moment. I hadnt been celebrating the little wins because I didnt _90_ them.Looking ahead to see how far I have to go can make the finish line seem_91_. But enjoying the process and looki
35、ng back to see how far Ive come makes every_92_ success feel more like a victory.The gratitude journal found its way back into my life. This simple habit that_93_ me in the past finally makes sense. Ive learned nothing is too small to be_94_. I still believe I can have it all, but I m _95_ enough no
36、w to know I cant have it all at once.76AuniqueBsillyCrecentDequal77AThusBThenCInsteadDBesides78AhelpedBpermittedCencouragedDinvited79AobviousBdifferentCsafeDabsent80AdifficultyBpossibilityCpublicationDvalue81AcontinueBaffordCpromiseDforget82AexampleBhabitCsuggestionDdream83Aset offBgo backCgive upDs
37、how off84AproblemBpeaceCchanceDanswer85Acame acrossBput awayCstuck toDgave away86Amix upBadd upCrely onDlook through87AdecisionBpastCluckDplan88AcreationBpracticeCevidenceDimagination89AfutureBenjoymentCsenseDmistake90AdoubtBrecognizeCexplainDpredict91AunacceptableBunavoidableCunbelievableDunreachab
38、le92AsmallBearlyCpublicDimmediate93AlimitedBhurtCimpressedDfailed94AstudiedBcelebratedCcompletedDshared95AbraveBcarefulCwiseDstrong(2021山西晋中三模)When I was younger, I dreamed of becoming a chef. My dad, however, _96_ that I was too young to _97_ cooking. For many years, he only _98_ me to observe him
39、cook. All I did was to watch him in the _99_ . I studied how he _100_ the ingredients (配料), cut meat and vegetables, and stirred (搅拌) it all together every now and then.However, there were also not so good kitchen _101_. There was a time when the _102_ became very big, which made me _103_ to be in t
40、he kitchen and learn how to cook. Since then, I didnt really want to go _104_ than just watching. It took about a decade for me to reduce my fear of fire.When I was already 18, my dad _105_ allowed me to start cooking on my own. However, I had to ask him or my brother to open the stove for me. Unlik
41、e many others who _106_ a simple fried egg or other fried _107_ , my first dish was already more _108_ . The years of watching my dad made it _109_ to cook more complex foods like beef stew, sauted (炒) vegetables, and even making a cake. All these surely _110_ me happy.Indeed, I will not forget my f
42、irst _111_ in the kitchenwhere I started and how my knowledge and _112_ gradually developed; how I simply watched and waited; how I overcame my _113_ ; and how I loved and _114_ cooking, creating whatever I like.I wish that someday the whole world was like the kitchen to mewhere I can _115_ my life
43、according to my hearts desires and dreams.96AdemandedBadvocatedCinsistedDadmitted97AlearnBregisterChandleDmaintain98AforbadeBallowedCadvisedDforced99AyardBdistanceCkitchenDfireplace100AconsideredBbalancedCmeasuredDprepared101AexperiencesBmomentsCpracticesDregulations102AfireBsmokeCexplosionDspray103
44、AannoyedBjoyfulCconfusedDafraid104AfasterBbeyondCfurtherDrather105AdefinitelyBgraduallyCwillinglyDfinally106Apick upBgive upCstart withDdeal with107AfoodsBsnacksCcakesDeggs108ApopularBappealingCdeliciousDadvanced109AquickerBeasierCbetterDnicer110AmadeBbrokeCclosedDlit111AlessonsBexperiencesCdishesDr
45、eflections112AqualitiesBstandardsCskillsDhorizons113AworriesBfearsCconcernsDchallenges114AenjoyedBdelayedCpractisedDfinished115AcontrolBburnCimitateDcook参考答案:1B2A3C4D5D6A7C8B9D10A11C12A13C14B15A16C17D18B19B20D【导语】本文是一篇夹叙夹议文。主要讲述了T.J. Ware在学校是个问题孩子。后来他参加一个社区项目,慢慢融入到了群体中,还创下了募集食品记录,当地报纸报道了这一件事。这个故事在学校
46、传开了,每个人都能看到,他得到了认可。1考查动词词义辨析。句意:学校的所有学生都被邀请参加ACE培训,这是一项旨在让学生更多地参与社区的计划。A. manage管理;B. attend出席;C. finish完成;D. provide提供。根据下文“At the start of the retreat”可知,学生们是去参加培训。故选B。2考查动词词义辨析。句意:同上。A. involved涉及,参与;B. trapped被困;C. lost沉迷于;D. fitted适合,安装。根据下文“By the end of the retreat, he had8 the Homeless Proje
47、ct team.”可知,这一项目是让大家更积极参与社区事务。become involved in是固定短语,意为“参与,参加”。 故选A。3考查副词词义辨析。句意:在活动开始时,T.J.就站在学生圈外。A. still仍然;B. already已经;C. just仅仅;D. also也。根据下文“He didnt 4 join the discussion groups.”可知,他只是站在外面。故选C。4考查副词词义辨析。句意:他不愿意参加讨论小组。A. formally正式地;B. officially官方地,正式地;C. proudly自豪地;D. readily欣然地,乐意地。根据上文“
48、T. J. was3 standing outside the circle of students.”可知,他不愿意参加讨论小组。故选D。5考查动词词义辨析。句意:但慢慢地,互动游戏吸引了他。A. forced强迫;B. pushed推;C. called呼叫;D. drew吸引,画画。根据下文“The other students in T. J. group 6 his comments.”可知,他被吸引进去了。故选D。6考查动词词义辨析。句意:T.J.小组的其他学生对他的评论表示欢迎。A. welcomed欢迎;B. received接收;C. added增加;D. ignored忽视
49、。根据下文“The other students 9 T.J. co-chairman of the team.”可知,他得到了大家的认可,所以大家欢迎他的评论。故选A。7考查名词词义辨析。句意:突然间,T.J.觉得自己是团队的一部分,不久他就被当作了领导者。A. director理事,导演;B. trainer培训师;C. leader领导人;D. speaker发言人。根据上文“I met him for the first time at a weekend leadership retreat(活动).”以及下文“The other students 9 T.J. co-chairma
50、n of the team.”可知,大家把他当成领导人,与leadership 、co-chairman呼应。故选C。8考查动词词义辨析。句意:活动结束时,他加入了无家可归者项目团队。A. improved改善;B. joined加入;C. found发现;D. contacted联系。根据下文“Two weeks later, T.J. and his friends led a group of 70 students in a project to collect16”可知,他加入了这个团队。故选B。9考查动词词义辨析。句意:其他学生任命T.J.为团队联合主席。A. ordered命令,
51、订购;B. awarded授予,奖励;C. offered提供;D. made使;选举,任命。结合下文“ to the school principal about his being elected co-chairman.”可知,此处指T.J.被其他同学推选为团队主席。make表示“选举、任命”,符合句意。故选D。10考查动词短语辨析。句意:当T.J.周一早上出现在学校时,他面临着一场风暴。A. showed up出现,到场;B. set out出发,启程;C. looked around环顾;D. worked out锻炼,想出。此处指他出现在学校。set out后跟介词for,表示动身
52、去某地。故选A。11考查动词词义辨析。句意:一群教师向校长抗议他被选为联合主席。A. talking谈话;B. reporting报道;C. protesting抗议;D. replying回答。根据下文“These teachers couldnt believe that the principal would allow the important plan to stay in the13 hands of T.J. Ware.”可知,老师们认为他不能胜任这个任务,所以会去校长那里抗议。故选C。12考查名词词义辨析。句意:第一个社区范围的服务项目将是一场巨大的食品运动。A. drive
53、驾驶;有组织的努力,运动;B. journey旅行;C. problem问题;D. process过程。drive表示有组织的努力,运动,相当于campaign。根据下文“These teachers couldnt believe ”,可知。老师们认为这个项目是巨大的。故选A。13考查动词词义辨析。句意:这些老师不敢相信校长会让这个重要的计划留在T.J.Ware无能的手中。A. strong强大的;B. skilled熟练的;C. incapable无能的;D. rough粗糙的。根据句中“the important plan”可知,老师们认为这个计划很重要,T.J.Ware难以胜任这个工作
54、,所以主要是从能力方面来看。故选C。14考查动词词义辨析。句意:Coggshall先生提醒他们,ACE计划的目的是发掘学生的积极热情,并加强实践,直到发生真正的变化。A. criticized批评;B. reminded提醒;C. warned警告;D. demanded要求。从上下文来看,校长只是将ACE计划的目的告知他们,并未给他们予以批评或警告。故A、C排除;又因that从句中的陈述语气可以排除D。故选B。15考查名词词义辨析。句意:同上。A. change改变;B. reaction反应;C. communication交流;D. understanding理解。根据上下文,T.J.
55、Ware从一个问题孩子到慢慢融入到了群体中,创下募集食品记录,他本人发生了巨大改变。所以,校长在此也是强调改变,change也符合文章主旨。故选A。16考查名词词义辨析。句意:两周后,T.J.和他的朋友们带领一个由70名学生组成的小组进行了一个收集食物的项目。A. medicine药物;B. water水;C. food食物;D. garbage垃圾。根据下文“2854 cans of food in just two hours.”可知,他们进行的是收集食物的项目。故选C。17考查名词词义辨析。句意:他们创下了学校记录:两个小时内就有2854罐食物。A. target目标,靶;B. data
56、数据;C. meal一顿饭;D. record记录。根据下文“2854 cans of food in just two hours.”以及当地报纸的关注可知,他们的成绩非凡,创下学校记录。故选D。18考查名词词义辨析。句意:第二天,当地报纸以整版文章报道了这一事件。A. accident事故;B. event事件;C. issue问题;D. topic话题。根据前文“They collected a school17: 2854 cans of food in just two hours. ”他们进行的是收集食物是一件事情,对当地报纸来说这是件大事,故选B。19考查名词词义辨析。句意:报纸
57、上的那篇报道被张贴在学校的主公告板上。A. interview采访;B. story故事,(新闻)报道;C. headline标题;D. copy复印件。根据空白前后文语境,此处指报纸上的那篇报道被张贴在学校的主公告板上。故选B。20考查动词词义辨析。句意:A. accumulated积累;B. stimulated刺激;C. tested测试,考验;D. healed治愈。但是一旦治愈,它就能飞得更高。根据上文“a bird with a broken wing only needs mending”和下文“it can fly higher than the rest”可知,此处指鸟儿一旦
58、治愈,它就能飞得更高。故选D。21C22D23A24C25A26D27B28A29D30A31C32B33D34B35A【分析】这是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述了一位退伍老兵失去居所、遭遇白内障的坎坷经历,但是对音乐的热爱以及来自别人的帮助让他走出了人生的低谷。21考查动词词义辨析。句意:我可以坐在钢琴前,把所有的烦恼都忘掉。A. handle应付,处理;B. find发现;C. forget忘记;D. cause造成。根据上文“Music is my first love.”可知音乐是作者的最爱,因此坐在钢琴前演奏音乐,能让作者忘记所有烦恼。故选C。22考查动词词义辨析。句意:退役后,我成了一名
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