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1、2022年高考英语终极题型押题(天津专用)-完形填空(2022安徽淮南二模)A few years back I suffered from a strange vertigo (眩晕) which caused me to feel dizzy. Around that time, I had to travel to North Carolina for a _1_ trip that I could not miss. My wife insisted that she _2_ me on the trip, along with my daughter. They were _3_ a
2、bout me.On our hour-long Uber ride to the airport, vertigo _4_ . As I sat in the front of the car, I couldnt _5_ myself, and vertigo came on _6_ so that I threw up all over the Uber drivers seat. I was so _7_ .I asked the driver _8_ to pull over not to bother other _9_ and I could deal with the mess
3、 I created. After some _10_, my wife asked me if we should _11_ the trip and head back home. I told her that I felt OK.The Uber driver got us to the airport safely. He even helped us _12_ the luggage into a cart. Before his _13_ , I told him I was sorry for what had happened and I thanked him for hi
4、s understanding and kindness. “No worries, my friend. You _14_,” he waved with a gentle smile._15_, my vertigo issue had gone away and the rest of the trip was _16_ and we returned home safely.My wife and I were so glad that we were always surrounded by kindness _17_ disappointment or anger. I desir
5、ed to attend business meeting which God _18_ and I got good response from the Uber driver, which was the _19_. Sometimes we meet someone who is ready to help others without _20_, and we remember them for good.1AroundBfieldCreturnDbusiness2ArescueBaccompanyCencounterDconsult3AanxiousBcuriousCcautious
6、Dcertain4AskippedBsufferedCspreadDstruck5AenjoyBbelieveChelpDbehave6Ain a panicBin a rushCin a messDin a way7AsatisfiedBrelievedCdelightedDembarrassed8AcasuallyBquietlyCconstantlyDapparently9AcolleaguesBdriversCconductorsDpassengers10Abuild-upBmix-upCclean-upDwake-up11AreserveBcancelCdelayDcontinue1
7、2AloadBpackCcheckDguard13AtripBarrivalCdepartureDrelease14Atake careBtake partCtake actionDtake place15AGraduallyBActuallyCThankfullyDGenerally16AtypicalBsmoothCoriginalDpermanent17Ain addition toBby comparisonCinstead ofDregardless of18Apaid offBrolled overCknocked onDattended to19AblessingBguidanc
8、eCwillDmercy20AhesitationBquestionCreasonDpause(2022安徽合肥一六八中学模拟预测)When our restaurant business failed, we headed north in a camping truck to Texas, hoping to have a “fresh start”. At the entrance of Palo Canyon State Park, I _21_ a job advertisement hiring park hosts. The position offered a _22_ per
9、manent campsite in the park, and in return, the _23_ served as a link between the parks guests and the rangers (护林人). It was the perfect _24_ for the hopeless me: a rent-free place to _25_ our lives. We entered the park and I made an _26_ for the following day.The park was crowded, so it took us som
10、e time to find a(n) _27_ site. That evening, after finishing dinner, my wife saw two skunks (臭鼬) walking toward our table. We _28_ climbed onto the table and, for the next four hours, waited for them to _29_ our camp.Having _30_ that night, we were confident that everything else would be _31_. The n
11、ext day we met with the people who ran the park. They explained our _32_ and gave us a beautiful campsite. _33_, that evening, we learned about the canyon _34_. They were strong and cold, rocking our little camping truck _35_, and we lay shaking in the dark until the winds _36_ away.During the weeks
12、 that followed, we learned to survive in our _37_. There we sat closer together reading and talking. For a time after our business _38_ I thought I might lose my family as well. Now I found myself thankful for all the _39_. Building a successful business and then losing it had left very little time
13、for building a successful _40_. We had walked the trails and climbed the can yon walls. And we had become a family!21AsponsoredBpublishedCnoticedDanswered22AsafeBfreeCconvenientDbeautiful23AhostsBhikersCplayersDhunters24AholidayBmomentCsolutionDending25AriskBspendCsaveDreorganize26AattemptBappointme
14、ntCagreementDappeal27AavailableBdangerousConlineDlonely28ArepeatedlyBcalmlyCeventuallyDimmediately29AattackBleaveCpassDsearch30AdecidedBthoughtCsurvivedDremembered31AsimilarBdifferentCadventurousDOK32AresponsibilitiesBrequirementsCcircumstancesDconditions33AMoreoverBThereforeCMeanwhileDHowever34Awin
15、dsBsnowsCwoodsDtracks35AslightlyBviolentlyCfrequentlyDoccasionally36AflewBmovedCdiedDran37AtruckBparkChouseDcamp38AstartedBcrashedCexpandedDdeclined39AparksBpeopleCownersDhardships40AbusinessBcareerCfamilyDimage(2022四川石室中学三模)Every birthday had been a different new experience for me. But I wondered_4
16、1_no one greeted me that day. It seemed all had forgotten my birthday. So I pretended to be _42_.I pepped(窥视)through the comer of my eyes. I could hear them_43_, pretending to have forgotten my birthday. But I knew their _44_and I was not going to fall prey.“Samantha, you want to celebrate your birt
17、hday.”I rolled_45_, trying to rise from bed, but something held me back. This was the day of my life when I felt like a(n)_46_. It was the day of demands turned into_47_. So I was not going to miss it for_48_. I opened my eyes fully and got up when suddenly someone_49_me back to bed.“Doctor please c
18、ome quickly.” I could hear the lady_50_as a nurse whispering on the telephone. All around me were oxygen masks and other medical equipment. Slowly I realized I was lying in a(n)_51_.Soon the doctor came rushing. He closely_52_me and smilingly asked, “Samantha, do remember how you came here?”I tried
19、hard to recollect but the doctor patted on my hands and said, “its_53_ if you dont remember.”The door opened and my parents along with my sister Miranda walked in. All their _54_ tired, over cried and depressed. My mom hugged and kissed me on my forehead. “Queen Samantha I am at your_55_. Happy birt
20、hday.” I could feel Miranda cold as she held my hands. My dad stood silent.My entire body was bound with_56_. I closed my eyes and tried to recall. The last thing I could remember was a_57_ driven truck drove towards my car.Within minutes I felt my body growing weak, and I struggled for_58_. Everyth
21、ing looked vague till I could see and hear nothing except for a misty_59_. He welcomed me with a smile.“Welcome to my kingdom, my little lamb. I have waited years for you”. I held his hands tightly as He led my way to a new_60_.41AhowBwhetherCwhenDwhy42AangryBdisappointedCasleepDuninterested43Awhisp
22、eringBshoutingCprayingDpreparing44ApolicyBhumorCgameDfun45Aup and downBin and outCround and roundDback and forth46AladyBadultCqueenDgoddess47AdreamsBrealitiesCashesDbenefits48AeverythingBanythingCsomethingDnone49ApushedBhitCsupportedDforbidden50AwornBworkedCdressedDseemed51AhospitalBclubCambulanceDl
23、ab52AtestedBscannedCwatchedDexamined53AweirdBmeaninglessCincredibleDokay54AappearancesBexpressionsCfacesDminds55AserviceBpositionCconvenienceDside56AmedicineBpresentsCbandagesDinjuries57AslowlyBfastCregularlyDstrangely58AcontrolBbreathCstrengthDcourage59AfigureBstarCghostDsheep60AheavenBhellCdeathDb
24、irth(2022山西怀仁市第一中学校模拟预测)I successfully persuaded my friend Liz to watch whales, though he is scared of them.We _61_ on the water at about 8:30 the next morning. After a moment, I _62_ two pairs of whales swimming toward us. We were watching with respect: its an amazing _63_ to be so close to such a(
25、n) _64_creature.Soon, they left. We _65_ them at a distance. Suddenly, a tightly packed school of fish started _66_ out of the water into our kayak(皮划艇). Their _67_ sounded like crackling glass around us. At that moment, I knew we were too close. I was _68_. Then I felt the kayak _69_ out of the wat
26、erabout two metres. I figured the whale was going to _70_ us down somehow, and I had no idea how _71_ wed be pulled underwater.What I didnt realize at the time was that Liz and I were in the whales _72_. It had swallowed(吞没) my _73_ body except for my right arm and paddle. Liz, _74_, was looking up
27、directly into the whales jawit was like a big white wall. I was still worried about being sucked down, so I just kept _75_.Whales have enormous mouths but _76_ throats. Anything they cant swallow, they spit out. _77_, we were wearing life jackets, and soon we both popped up out of the water about a
28、metre apart. The entire _78_ lasted only ten seconds, but to me it felt like a century.After that I became more appreciative of _79_. Theres no way Im getting that close to whales again. I want to respect their space. Im now very aware of the _80_ of nature and the ocean.61Abacked offBset outChung a
29、boutDsettled down62AspottedBhuntedCsavedDkilled63AvalueBdreamCfeelingDskill64AsocialBintelligentCenormousDdangerous65AledBtrainedCprotectedDfollowed66AjumpingBcomingCrushingDbreaking67AchangeBperformanceCcooperationDmovement68AdepressedBfrightenedCdisappointedDembarrassed69AhandledBliftedCbeachedDpi
30、loted70AdriveBguideCdragDpush71AdeepBfarClongDwide72AstomachBmouthCthroatDchest73AhugeBinjuredCentireDheavy74AthereforeBhoweverCafterwardsDmeanwhile75AclimbingBprayingCmarchingDstruggling76AtinyBoilyCsmoothDwet77AEventuallyBFortunatelyCStrangelyDObviously78AphenomenonBreactionCexperienceDoperation79
31、AmoneyBfateCtimeDlife80ApowerBmagicCbeautyDwonder(2022陕西长安一中模拟预测)We are at that time of year when students are crazily selecting courses for their upcoming year of university. I love getting to talk with first-year students about what _81_they want to take and what they hope to do with their degree
32、in future.Best of all, I love the students that come in well-prepared and _82_about all of the courses those students who say, “I cant choose, there are so many that sound interesting.” On the other hand, there are the few students that have not yet found their _83_and some that just dont seem to wa
33、nt to be here at all. When I ask, “What courses are you most excited about taking?” and the _84_is, “Whatever course is the easiest.” I think, “Wow, you are to _85_ a lot of lessons in the subject of life.”I learned those lessons when I was going into my second year of university. A friend of mine,
34、Jeff, was a year behind because he had been diagnosed with cancer and had been _86_intensive chemotherapy (化疗) during what should have been his first year. I spent many days up on the cancer_87_visiting Jeff.During my second year, Jeff was able to _88_his first year courses and on the days when he w
35、as _89_to it, he would rally (聚集,重整) all of his energy and go to class. Jeff was told that his diagnosis was _90_and that there was nothing more that they could do for him. Jeff knew that these were the last weeks of his life and his _91_was not to go sky-diving and visit exotic lands; all he wanted
36、 to do was be a(n) _92_20-year-old and go to his classes at university.Jeff would have known that he was never going to _93_and yet he was able to see the _94_of education and spent his last few weeks learning. _95_Jeff was learning about Chemistry, Physics, and Calculus, he was also teaching me an
37、important life-long lesson Live in the moment!It doesnt seem _96_, but really he taught me the importance of taking full advantage of the _97_things in life. The best things in life are not those rare moments that are _98_, but those everyday moments, the regular ways that _99_our time. Find inspira
38、tion at every stage of life, and it will always _100_success and happiness.81AchancesBuniversitiesCsubjectsDmeasures82AenthusiasticBabsorbedCdevotedDinvolved83AenergyBpassionCconfidenceDfaith84AsituationBharvestCresponseDpresence85Aagree withBmeet withCargue withDplay with86Agoing throughBgoing byCg
39、oing aboutDgoing for87AoperationBsurvivalCwardDexperiment88Aask forBregister forCcall forDseek for89ApleasedBaliveCcontentDequal90AterminalBcriticalCaccidentalDnatural91AmeasureBpriorityCstruggleDinspiration92AhappyBdiligentCregularDhonest93AsurviveBgraduateCsucceedDprogress94AvalueBnatureCopportuni
40、tyDfeature95ASinceBUnlessCAfterDWhile96AfrequentBprofoundChumorousDprecious97AflexibleBlegalCbasicDtricky98AdividedBexceptionalCcommonDconstant99AoccupyBcostCjudgeDmonitor100Astick toBadapt toCcontribute toDobject to(2022安徽省芜湖市教育局模拟预测)I have always thought of myself as a writer. When I was two, I lo
41、ved to sit on the front steps and quietly _101_ passers-by and then when I learned to read, _102_ turned into an obsession (痴迷). It was a short _103_ from loving to see words _104_ arranged on a page to wanting to _105_ them myself. At seven, I _106_ my first “book”, Lost at Sea.Having read a lot ab
42、out history, I _107_ people and events from the past were more fascinating than people and events in the _108_. Learning about times gone by, and the individuals who _109_ them, of course, requires _110_ for information. When I _111_ to do that, I found another obsession: research.From about age twe
43、lve, whenever I read a novel I _112_, I would go to the library to find out everything I could about the authors life. I looked in old newspapers, magazines, and biographies whatever I could find to try to discover the character of the person who had produced the work that had moved me. Through it a
44、ll, it was biographies that _113_ me most fiercely. It provided a / an _114_ into the world of the author in general.By the end of high school, I could have written a good book about conflicts among authors. _115_, I never made the move to write anything based upon the research that I was _116_ just
45、 for fun. My literary research stayed at the _117_ level until 1997 when I wrote my real first _118_ , Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings: An American Controversy.The creation of the book _119_ from what I had learned about biography and the ways of family life during all my _120_ research projects.
46、101AobserveBdemandCbearDenjoy102AteachingBlisteningCtravelingDreading103AbreakBtripCvisitDnote104AsuddenlyBsecretlyCattractivelyDhardly105AmemorizeBspeakCproveDarrange106ArecitedBwroteCrecordedDemailed107AdiscoveredBrecommendedCrecalledDmentioned108AworldBdistanceCpresentDway109Agave up onBlived inC
47、looked up toDhunted for110AbeggingBpreparingCapplyingDdigging111AstartedBpretendedChopedDfailed112AcreatedBadmiredCtranslatedDadapted113Aappealed toBrelated toCbelonged toDoccurred to114AexperienceBsolutionCwindowDquestion115AThereforeBOtherwiseCHoweverDMoreover116AdoingBpublishingCspreadingDreviewi
48、ng117AhighBprofessionalCsuitableDamateur118AplayBbookClistDcomedy119AkeptBrecoveredCheardDbenefited120Aenergy-savingBmoney-consumingCself-drivenDshort-sighted(2022四川眉山三模)John and Stella settled down in Seal Beach, California in 1979. Theyve been _121_ the local people to affordable and delicious don
49、uts(甜甜圈) in their donut shop, and the people _122_ them. Last month some of their regular customers noticed something _123_. John was still boxing and bagging donuts behind the counter, but Stella was _124_. Later they knew that she had suffered a rare disease, leaving her unable to _125_ or move. N
50、ow she was still in a(n)_126_ center, and John went to be with her every day after _127_. So their neighborhood decided to help them _128_ more time together. It all started when local Dawn Caviola learned about Stellas _129_. She got the idea to _130_ her neighbors to help John finish work at the s
51、hop sooner, so he could be with his wife. Then she posted her _131_ on neighborhood networking site Nextdoor, and the response has been _132_. Johns donuts have been selling out around three hours _133_ than usual, and he sometimes gets to close as early as 9: 00 am, allowing him to stay with Stella
52、 _134_.“Theyre such sweet people, working extremely hard to keep their _135_ open to support their family,” local Marc Loopesko said. “We will always support them, even more so in their time of _136_.”It was _137_ heartwarming that one customer even offered to set up a crowdfunding page to _138_ mon
53、ey for Stellas recovery, but John refused. “We are so _139_,” John said. “She is a lot better and can speak now. All I need is time to _140_ her.”121AleadingBtreatingCtrickingDaddicting122AloveBignoreCenvyDprotect123AspecialBimportantCtouchingDunusual124AworryingBconfusingCmissingDembarrassing125Ase
54、eBcommunicateCstayDstand126ArecreationBexperimentCrescueDrecovery127Aselling outBgetting upCcoming backDsettling down128AsaveBtreasureCspendDarrange129AsecretBconditionCdisappearanceDexperience130AinviteBgatherCemployDurge131AstoryBphotoCdiseaseDidea132AamazingBdisappointingCvariousDcontroversial133
55、AmoreBfasterClaterDlonger134Ain the meantimeBall the timeCalmost the dayDfrom then on135AdoorsBeyesCwindowsDhands136AdepartureBabsenceCdangerDneed137AnarrowlyBgraduallyCparticularlyDslightly138AraiseBborrowCmakeDpay139AguiltyBregretfulCrichDthankful140AawakeBcureCaccompanyDcomfort(2022黑龙江哈师大附中三模)The
56、 Moore family of Ottawa rescued Clover years ago. At that time, she was a younger puppy, and they probably never _141_ shed rescue one of their own. Last week, 21-year-old Haley Moore was walking the pup around the _142_ when she suddenly had a seizure(痉挛) and _143_ on the side of the street.No one
57、was _144_ around outside of their home to help, but a neighbors security camera caught what happened next on _145_. From that, it could be seen that the one-and-a-half year old puppy managed to _146_ her leash(牵绳) from her owners _147_ and ran towards the middle of the road before an incoming truck
58、to block its path.“It was really _148_, the dog actually blocked my way,” said the driver Oatway. “She just ran to the road to _149_ my truck.” Oatway then rushed to the fallen womans side and then _150_ the doorbell of the closest house as many times as possible. Meanwhile, Clover kept a close _151
59、_ on her family member the entire time. “She kept her _152_ from me but made sure her owner was okay and that was amazing.” Oatway _153_.Soon, neighbor Pilon jumped into trouble when she _154_ the situation, “You could _155_ the dog didnt want to leave her _156_ when we were with her but I think it
60、just came to her and knew she needed help,” she told CTV.An ambulance soon arrived, and Haley fortunately ended up being just fine. Though the Moores werent sure what caused the _157_, Haley said she was grateful to know that Clover was _158_ for her. “If this ends up happening again, I feel 10 time
61、s _159_ and I know she will be there for me,” the proud owner said of her _160_ pup.141ApromisedBexpectedCwonderedDunderstood142AschoolBbackyardChospitalDneighborhood143AfellBstoodCranDknelt144AconstantlyBsuddenlyCusuallyDimmediately145AnewspaperBradioCvideoDmagazine146AabandonBreleaseCfastenDcut147
62、AgraspBmanagementCplaceDdirection148AattractiveBchallengingCimpressiveDinspiring149AbiteBstopCpullDtrack150ArangBbeatCansweredDclicked151AcontactBeyeCconnectionDbalance152AsilenceBsecretCattentionDdistance153AarguedBpredictedCrecalledDrepeated154AspottedBacceptedCinspectedDcontrolled155AassumeBcomme
63、ntCdescribeDtell156AstillBratherCevenDonly157ApanicBsurpriseCresultDcondition158Awatching outBsetting offCmaking upDlooking around159AhappierBsaferCstrongerDbetter160AamusingBgentleCprotectiveDfriendly(2022安徽蚌埠模拟预测)When I was growing up, I was embarrassed to be seen with my father. He was severely d
64、isabled and very short, and when we _161_ together, his hand on my arm for _162_, people would stare. I would struggle at the unwanted _163_.It was _164_ to coordinate (协调) our steps, and because of that, we didnt say much as we went along. But as we started out, he always said, “You set the pace. I
65、 will try to _165_ to you.”Our _166_ walk was to or from the subway, which was how he got to work. Despite unpleasant weather, he almost never _167_ a day, and would make it to the office even if others could not. A matter of _168_ to him! When snow or ice was on the ground, it was _169_ for him to
66、walk, even with help. At such times my sisters or I would _170_ him through the streets of Brooklyn, NY on a child s sleigh (雪橇) to the subway entrance.When I think of it now, I am amazed at how much _171_ it must have taken for a grown man to subject himself to such shame and stress, and at how he
67、did it - without _172_ or complaint. He never talked about himself as an object of _173_, nor did he show any envy of the more _174_ or able. What he _175_ in others was a “good heart”, and if he found one, the owner was good enough for him.He has been gone many years now, but I think of him often.
68、I wonder if he sensed my _176_ to be seen with him during our walks. If he did, I am sorry I never told him how I _177_ it. I think of him when I _178_ about troubles, when I am _179_ of anothers good fortune, and when I don t have a “good heart”. At such times I put my hand on his arm to _180_ my b
69、alance, and say, “You set the pace, I will try to adjust to you.”161AsatBcameCwalkedDgathered162AbalanceBcomfortCpleasureDinteraction163AexpectationBattentionCrespectDsympathy164AnecessaryBworthwhileCunbelievableDdifficult165AadjustBturnCrespondDappeal166AeasyBlongCspecialDusual167AwastedBenjoyedCmi
70、ssedDchanged168AreliefBprideCgenerosityDkindness169AimpossibleBimproperCcruelDfunny170AwatchBliftCholdDpull171ApatienceBcourageCtimeDeffort172AmercyBbitternessCsuccessDsupport173AwisdomBvalueCpityDtrick174AfortunateBconfidentCpotentialDpromising175Aput offBshowed offCwaited forDlooked for176Aastonis
71、hmentBignoranceCimpolitenessDunwillingness177AappreciatedBregrettedCtoleratedDavoided178AcomplainBaskCworryDargue179AashamedBafraidCenviousDaware180AresistBbreakCregainDpractice(2022宁夏石嘴山市第三中学三模)My sister Blythe is one of the highest achievers Ive ever known. Growing up, she was _181_ in absolutely
72、everything. She remains the most gifted _182_ Ive ever met. Shes received many prizes in sports competitions.2007 was _183_ for our family. We lost our brother in July to cancer, which _184_ us completely. After over a year, I had no choice but to put one _185_ in front of the other. It happened onl
73、y because the sun continued to rise day after day, _186_ how I felt. At the same time, Blythe _187_ and committed herself to efforts that demanded her _188_ best, including a 4th place finish in her final Olympics. We watched nervously. 4th can be a _189_ place to get in a highly competitive competi
74、tion like this. We released a collective sigh of _190_ and cheered when we saw her huge and _191_ smile.She has since _192_ gracefully from the sport. Needless to say, she continues to _193_ herself, winning cooking competitions and doing well in flag football. Meanwhile, Im always at home in her _1
75、94_ whenever necessary.I have watched Blythe with _195_ and in wonder since my earliest memories I _196_ do now. I have worried about every _197_ , wishing I could protect her from every hurt, and smiled happily with _198_ at every reward. Knowing that the very person I have watched grow up from the
76、 _199_ is the one who has lived the best life helps me believe that I _200_ .181AbrilliantBactiveCengagedDabsorbed182AexpertBstudentCathleteDperformer183AmeaningfulBcruelCsignificantDfrightening184AbrokeBastonishedCtransformedDbothered185AviewBpointChandDfoot186Aregardless ofBthanks toCrather thanDe
77、xcept for187Astarted offBpulled togetherCheld onDrose up188AconstantBabsoluteCextraDinitial189AdesirableBcreativeCtoughDpure190AtirednessBreliefCadmirationDsympathy191AcalmBinterestingCpleasantDbroad192AretiredBbenefitedCseparatedDsuffered193AchangeBfightCwinDchallenge194AmemoryBcompanyCplaceDopinio
78、n195AamazementBcuriosityCanxietyDdisbelief196AstillBbarelyCalreadyDsimply197AriskBarrangementCattemptDopportunity198AenvyBprideCdignityDambition199AbottomBcourseCinsideDbeginning200AsucceedBshineCmatureDmatter参考答案:1D2B3A4D5C6B7D8B9D10C11B12A13C14A15C16B17C18D19A20A【解析】本文是一篇记叙文,主要讲的是作者有眩晕的病,在一次去北卡罗来纳
79、州出差的路上,作者因为眩晕症而吐在了Uber司机的车上,司机很理解作者,这让作者很感激。1考查名词词义辨析。句意:大约在那个时候,我必须去北卡罗来纳州出差,我不能错过。A. round巡访,巡诊;B. field现场,实地;C. return回来;D. business公事。由最后一段的“I desired to attend business meeting”可知,作者是要去出差,空格处是business,“a business trip”意为“出差”。故选D。2考查动词词义辨析。句意:我的妻子坚持要她和我的女儿一起陪我。A. rescue救;B. accompany陪伴;C. encoun
80、ter偶遇;D. consult咨询。由上文的“I suffered from a strange vertigo (眩晕) which caused me to feel dizzy”可知,作者有眩晕的病,所以妻子是想陪伴作者,故选B。3考查形容词词义辨析。句意:他们为我担心。A. anxious担心的;B. curious好奇的;C. cautious谨慎的;D. certain确定的。由上文的“My wife insisted that she _2_ me on the trip, along with my daughter”和“I suffered from a strange v
81、ertigo (眩晕) which caused me to feel dizzy”可知,作者有眩晕的病,作者的妻子想陪作者一起去,因此是担心作者,故选A。4考查动词词义辨析。句意:在我们用优步去机场的一小时车程中,我感到眩晕。A. skipped跳过;B. suffered遭遇;C. spread传播;D. struck(疾病、灾难等)侵袭。由空前的“vertigo”可知,作者是受到眩晕侵袭,故选D。5考查动词词义辨析。句意:当我坐在车的前部时,我忍不住,眩晕很快就来了,我吐在了优步司机的座位上。A. enjoy喜欢;B. believe相信;C. help帮助;D. behave表现。由后
82、文的“I threw up all over the Uber drivers seat”可知,作者忍不住了,就吐了,cant help意为“忍不住”,故选C。6考查介词短语辨析。句意:当我坐在车的前部时,我忍不住,眩晕很快就来了,我吐在了优步司机的座位上。A. in a panic惊慌地;B. in a rush急急忙忙地;C. in a mess乱糟糟,一团糟;D. in a way在某种程度上。由后文的“so that I threw up all over the Uber drivers seat”可知,眩晕很快就来了,所以作者就吐了,因此空格处是“急急忙忙地”,故选B。7考查形容词
83、词义辨析。句意:我很尴尬。A. satisfied满意的;B. relieved放心的,宽慰的;C. delighted高兴的;D. embarrassed尴尬的。由上文的“I threw up all over the Uber drivers seat”可知,作者吐在座位上了,所以很尴尬,故选D。8考查副词词义辨析。句意:我悄悄让司机靠边停车,不要打扰其他乘客,我可以处理我造成的混乱。A. casually随意地;B. quietly悄悄地;C. constantly不断地;D. apparently明显地。由后文的“not to bother other”可知,作者不想打扰其他人,所以悄
84、悄让司机靠边停车,故选B。9考查名词词义辨析。句意:我悄悄让司机靠边停车,不要打扰其他乘客,我可以处理我造成的混乱。A. colleagues同事;B. drivers司机;C. conductors售票员;D. passengers乘客。由第4空前的“On our hour-long Uber ride to the airport”可知,作者叫来了Uber,车上应该还有其他乘客,故选D。10考查名词词义辨析。句意:清理之后,我妻子问我是否应该取消这次旅行,然后回家。A. build-up累积;B. mix-up混乱;C. clean-up清理;D. wake-up醒来。由上文的“I cou
85、ld deal with the mess I created”可知,作者清理了自己吐的东西,故选C。11考查动词词义辨析。句意:清理之后,我妻子问我是否应该取消这次旅行,然后回家。A. reserve储备;B. cancel取消;C. delay推迟;D. continue继续。由后文的“and head back home”作者妻子问作者是否应该取消这次旅行,然后回家,故选B。12考查动词词义辨析。句意:他甚至帮我们把行李装上手推车。A. load装载;B. pack打包;C. check检查;D. guard保卫。由后文的“the luggage into a cart”可知,那个司机帮
86、作者把行李装上手推车,空格处是“装载”,故选A。13考查名词词义辨析。句意:在他离开之前,我告诉他我对所发生的一切感到抱歉,我感谢他的理解和善良。A. trip旅行;B. arrival到达;C. departure离开;D. release释放。由上文的“The Uber driver got us to the airport safely”和后文的“he waved with a gentle smile”可知,那个司机把作者送到了机场后离开,故选C。14考查动词短语辨析。句意:你多保重。A. take care保重;B. take part参加;C. take action采取行动;D
87、. take place发生。由上文的“Before his _13_”可知,司机离开之前是叫作者多保重,故选A。15考查副词词义辨析。句意:谢天谢地,我的眩晕症状消失了,接下来的旅程也很顺利,我们安全回家了。A. Gradually逐渐;B. Actually实际上;C. Thankfully感激地;D. Generally通常,普遍地。由后文的“my vertigo issue had gone away and the rest of the trip was _16_ and we returned home safely”可知,作者眩晕症状消失了,接下来的旅程也很顺利,他们安全回家了
88、,这是值得感激的,故选C。16考查形容词词义辨析。句意:谢天谢地,我的眩晕症状消失了,接下来的旅程也很顺利,我们安全回家了。A. typical典型的;B. smooth顺利的;C. original起初的,原先的;D. permanent永久的。由上文的“my vertigo issue had gone away”和后文的“we returned home safely”可知,作者接下来的旅程很顺利,他们安全回家了,故选B。17考查固定短语辨析。句意:我的妻子和我很高兴,我们周围总是充满善良,而不是失望或愤怒。A. in addition to除之外(还有,也);B. by compari
89、son相比之下;C. instead of而不是;D. regardless of不管。由上文的“kindness”和后文的“disappointment or anger”可知,句子表示“我们周围总是充满善良,而不是失望或愤怒”,故选C。18考查动词短语辨析。句意:我想参加受到上帝关怀的商务会议,我得到了优步司机很好的回应,这是幸事。A. paid off付清;B. rolled over翻滚;C. knocked on敲;D. attended to关怀。由后文的“I got good response from the Uber driver”可知,司机对作者很好,让作者觉得受到了上帝的
90、关怀,故选D。19考查名词词义辨析。句意:我想参加受到上帝关怀的商务会议,我得到了优步司机很好的回应,这是幸事。A. blessing幸事,福祉;B. guidance指导;C. will意愿;D. mercy仁慈。由上文的“I desired to attend business meeting which God _18_ and I got good response from the Uber driver”可知,作者想参加受到上帝关怀的商务会议,且得到了优步司机很好的回应,这是幸运的事情,故选A。20考查名词词义辨析。句意:有时我们会遇到一些毫不犹豫准备帮助别人的人,我们要记住他们的
91、好。A. hesitation犹豫;B. question问题;C. reason理由;D. pause暂停。由上文的“ready to help others”可知,句子表示“有时我们会遇到一些毫不犹豫准备帮助别人的人”,故选A。21C22B23A24C25D26B27A28D29B30C31D32A33D34A35B36C37A38B39D40C【解析】本文是一篇夹叙夹议文。文章主要讲述了餐馆生意失败后,作者和妻子一起去了得克萨斯州。经历过艰辛的生活之后,作者不仅对所经历的磨难充满感激,而且更加热爱生活。21考查动词词义辨析。句意:在Palo峡谷州立公园的入口处,我注意到一则招聘公园管理员
92、的广告。A. sponsored赞助;B. published出版;C. noticed注意;D. answered回答。根据下文“a job advertisement”以及“The position offered”可推知,此处指作者注意到一则招聘广告。故选C。22考查形容词词义辨析。句意:该职位提供了一个免费的、永久的公园营地,作为回报,公园管理员充当了公园游客和护林人之间的纽带。A. safe安全的;B. free免费的;C. convenient方便的;D. beautiful美丽的。根据下文“a rent-free place”可推知,此处指这个岗位提供一个免费的、永久性的营地。故
93、选B。23考查名词词义辨析。句意:该职位提供了一个免费的、永久的公园营地,作为回报,公园管理员充当了公园游客和护林人之间的纽带。A. hosts主人;B. hikers徒步旅行者;C. players运动员;D. hunters猎人。根据上文“I noticed a job advertisement hiring park hosts”可推知,此处指这些被招聘来的管理人员充当了公园游客和护林人之间的纽带。故选A。24考查名词词义辨析。句意:对绝望的我来说,这是一个完美的解决方案:让我们有一个免费的地方住,并且能重新组织我们的生活。A. holiday假日;B. moment片刻;C. sol
94、ution解决方案;D. ending结局。根据下文“the perfect”以及“for the hopeless me: a rent-free place”可推知,此处指招聘启示上的条件对作者很有帮助,是他现在的绝望情况下完美的解决方案。故选C。25考查动词词义辨析。句意:对绝望的我来说,这是一个完美的解决方案:让我们有一个免费的地方住,并且能重新组织我们的生活。A. risk冒险;B. spend花费;C. save拯救;D. reorganize重新组织。根据上文“It was the perfect solution for the hopeless me”以及下文“our liv
95、es”可推知,此处指这个工作对作者来说是一个完美的解决方案,它可以让作者有一个免费的地方住,并且能有时间重新组织他们的生活。故选D。26考查名词词义辨析。句意:我们进入了公园,我预约了第二天的时间。A. attempt试图;B. appointment约定;C. agreement同意;D. appeal呼吁。根据下文“The next day we met with the people who ran the park.”可知,此处指作者与招聘人员约好第二天见面。故选B。27考查形容词词义辨析。句意:公园很拥挤,所以我们花了一些时间才找到一个可用的地点。A. available可用的;B.
96、 dangerous危险的;C. online在线的;D. lonely孤独的。根据上文“The park was crowded, so it took us some time to find a(n)”以及下文“site”可推知,此处指公园非常拥挤,作者花费一些时间才找到一个可用的地点。故选A。28考查副词词义辨析。句意:我们立即爬上桌子,在接下来的四个小时里,等着它们离开我们的营地。A. repeatedly反复地;B. calmly冷静地;C. eventually最后;D. immediately立即。根据上文“my wife saw two skunks walking towa
97、rd our table”可推知,此处指看到两只臭鼬爬过来,作者和妻子立即爬到了桌子上。故选D。29考查动词词义辨析。句意:我们立即爬上桌子,在接下来的四个小时里,等着它们离开我们的营地。A. attack攻击;B. leave离开;C. pass通过;D. search搜索。根据上文“We immediately climbed onto the table and, for the next four hours, waited for them”可推知,此处指作者和家人非常害怕臭鼬,所以爬到了桌子上等待臭鼬离开。故选B。30考查动词词义辨析。句意:熬过了那个晚上,我们相信一切都会好起来的
98、。A. decided决定;B. thought思考;C. survived幸免于难;D. remembered记得。根据上文“waited for them to leave our camp”可推知,作者与家人非常害怕臭鼬,此处指等臭鼬走了后作者他们幸存了下来。故选C。31考查形容词词义辨析。句意:熬过了那个晚上,我们相信一切都会好起来的。A. similar相似的;B. different不同的;C. adventurous爱冒险的;D. OK好的,不错。根据上文“Having survived that night, we were confident that everything
99、else would be”可推知,此处指臭鼬走后,作者他们熬过了那个晚上,所以他相信一切都会好起来的。故选D。32考查名词词义辨析。句意:他们解释了我们的责任,给了我们一个美丽的营地。A. responsibilities责任;B. requirements要求;C. circumstances情况;D. conditions条件。根据上文“The next day we met with the people who ran the park.”可推知,此处指作者与招聘人员见了面,招聘人员肯定要向作者说明作者他们的工作职责。故选A。33考查副词词义辨析。句意:然而,那天晚上,我们感受到了峡
100、谷的风。A. Moreover而且;B. Therefore因此;C. Meanwhile同时;D. However然而。根据上文“gave us a beautiful campsite”以及下文“we learned about the canyon _14_. They were strong and cold,”和“until the winds”可推知,此处表达的是,那天夜里他们遭遇到了峡谷狂风。与上文他们自信地认为一切都会好起来形成转折关系。故选D。34考查名词词义辨析。句意:然而,那天晚上,我们感受到了峡谷的风。A. winds风;B. snows雪;C. woods木头;D.
101、tracks轨道。根据下文“They were strong and cold”以及“until the winds”可推知,此处指作者他们那天夜里遭遇到了峡谷狂风。故选A。35考查副词词义辨析。句意:它们又强又冷,猛烈地摇晃着我们的小露营卡车,我们躺在黑暗中,不停地摇晃,直到风停了为止。A. slightly轻微地;B. violently猛烈地;C. frequently频繁地;D. occasionally偶尔地。根据上文“They were strong and cold, rocking our little camping truck”可推知,此处指强风猛烈地摇晃着作者的小露营车。
102、故选B。36考查动词词义辨析。句意:它们又强又冷,猛烈地摇晃着我们的小露营卡车,我们躺在黑暗中,不停地摇晃,直到风停了为止。A. flew飞;B. moved移动;C. died死亡,停止运转;D. ran跑。根据上文“we lay shaking in the dark until the winds”以及下文“away”可推知,此处指作者他们在黑暗中颤抖着躺着,直到风停了为止。短语“die away”意为“逐渐消失”。故选C。37考查名词词义辨析。句意:在接下来的几个星期里,我们学会了如何在卡车里生存。A. truck卡车;B. park公园;C. house房子;D. camp营地。根据
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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
