高中英语题型分层练习系列完形填空专题二15篇含答案.docx
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高中英语题型分层练习系列完形填空专题二15篇含答案
高中英语题型分层练习系列(包含基础题,中等题和拔高题)
完形填空专题二15篇(含答案)
(一)(基础)
WhenDannyBowmanwasatschool,hewassocrazytoattractgirls.Hespent10hoursaday__1__morethan200selfies(自拍)tryingtofindthe__2__one.
Hewouldtake10photosof__3__beforehewashedandwouldgo__4__classsecretlythreetimeseveryhour.At16,hedroppedoutofschool__5__hecouldthrowhimselfintohisaddiction(上瘾),andheate__6__.Hedidnotleavehishouseforsixmonths,andwhenhefailedtotaketheperfectpicture,hetriedto__7__himselfbytakinganoverdose(过度用药).Hismother,Penny,__8__tosavehim,andforcedhimtoaskforhelpafterhisaddictionhadbecome__9__.
The19yearold,believedtobeBritain'sfirstselfie__10__,isnowunderspecialtreatment__11__.Hehasnottakenapictureofhimselfinsevenmonthsandhas__12__thatachievingperfectionis__13__.HetoldtheSundayMirror,“Iwasconstantly__14__theperfectselfieandwhenIrealizedIcouldn't,Iwantedtodie.I__15__myfriends,myeducation,myhealthandalmostmylife.TheonlythingI__16__aboutwashavingmyphonewithmesothatIcouldsatisfythedesireforapictureofmyselfatanytimeoftheday.”Heexpressedhis__17__tothedoctorsandsaidtheirhelpkepthim__18__andcalledonotherstoaskforhelp__19__theyendedupinhospital.
Onepsychologistataclinic__20__Dannywastreatedsaidtheaddictiontotakingselfieshasnowbecomeamentalillness.
1.A.makingB.takingC.havingD.getting
2.A.perfectB.beautifulC.goodD.comfortable
3.A.othersB.histeacherC.theclassroomD.himself
4.A.intoB.outofC.insideD.away
5.A.sothatB.becauseC.butD.asif
6.A.moreB.nothingC.lessD.everything
7.A.surpriseB.calmC.killD.thank
8.A.managedB.decidedC.failedD.succeeded
9.A.undercontrolB.outofcontrolC.inorderD.outofdate
10.A.winnerB.loserC.killerD.addict
11.A.inhospitalB.athomeC.atschoolD.atwork
12.A.expectedB.realizedC.imaginedD.recognized
13.A.impossibleB.possibleC.necessaryD.unpleasant
14.A.inneedofB.inwantofC.insearchofD.infavorof
15.A.missedB.leftC.lostD.got
16.A.caredB.worriedC.dreamedD.talked
17.A.happinessB.regretC.thanksD.sadness
18.A.wiseB.wealthyC.patientD.alive
19.A.afterB.untilC.whileD.before
20.A.whenB.WhereC.whichD.how
(二)(拔高)
Onemonthago,mydaughterstartedkindergarten.Asusual,Iwishedhersuccess.Iwastellingalie.WhatIactuallywishforheris 1 .Ibelieveinthepoweroffailure.
Successis 2 inasense.Successisprovingthatyoucandosomethingthatyoualreadyknowyoucando,ordoingsomethingcorrectlythefirsttime,whichcan 3 beaproblematicvictory.First-timesuccessisusuallyafluke(侥幸).First-timefailure, 4 ,isexpected;itisthenaturalorderofthings.
Failureishowwelearn.IhavebeentoldofanAfricanphrase 5 agoodcookas"shewhohasbrokenmanypots".Ifyouhavespentenoughtimeinthe 6 tohavebrokenalotofpots,probablyyouknowafairamountabout 7 .Ioncehadalatedinnerwithagroupofchefs,andtheyspenttime 8 knifewoundsandburnscars.Theyknewhowmuchcredibility(可信度)their 9 gavethem.
Iearnmy 10 bywritingadailynewspapercolumn.EachweekIam 11 thatonecolumnisgoingtobetheworstcolumnoftheweek.Idon’tjustsetouttowriteit;Itrymybesteveryday. 12 ,everyweek,onecolumnisinferior(较差的)totheothers,sometimesextremelyso.
Ihavelearnedto 13 thatcolumn.AsuccessfulcolumnusuallymeansthatIamtreading(踏)on 14 ground,goingwithtricksthatwork,ordressinguppopularideasinfancywords.Ofteninmyinferiorcolumns,Iamtryingto 15 somethingI’veneverdonebefore,somethingthatI’mnotevensurecanbedone.
Mydaughterisaperfectionist.Shewillfeelherfailures,andIwillwantto 16 her.ButIwillalso,Ihope, 17 herofwhatshelearned,andhowshecando 18 nexttime.Iprobablywon’ttellherthatfailureisagoodthing,becausethat’snota(n) 19 youcanlearnwhenyou’refive.IhopeIcantellher,though,thatit’snottheendoftheworld.Indeed,withluck,itisthe 20 .
1.A.successB.failureC.victoryD.sacrifice
2.A.demandingB.worthwhileC.correctD.boring
3.A.oftenB.rarelyC.alwaysD.hardly
4.A.inadditionB.onpurposeC.bycontrastD.indemand
5.A.denyingB.describingC.pointingD.predicting
6.A.dormitoryB.yardC.kitchenD.field
7.A.gardeningB.trainingC.displayingD.cooking
8.A.comparingB.makingC.learningD.curing
9.A.woundsB.failuresC.scarsD.strengths
10.A.livingB.supportC.skillD.similarity
11.A.ambitiousB.gratefulC.confidentD.aware
12.A.MoreoverB.StillC.OtherwiseD.Therefore
13.A.adaptB.updateC.cherishD.review
14.A.accessibleB.similarC.sensitiveD.familiar
15.A.getthroughB.figureoutC.commentonD.takein
16.A.amuseB.comfortC.scoldD.reward
17.A.warnB.cheatC.remindD.suspect
18.A.betterB.luckierC.worseD.less
19.A.experienceB.trickC.lessonD.truth
20.A.processB.destinationC.endingD.beginning
(三)(中等)
Iwasreallyworseoff.Ihadonly$10andevendidn’thave 1 toeatbreakfastofpackmyownlunchthatday.AsI 2 mysontoschool,Inoticedamanwalkinguptheroad.I'dseenhimbefore—elderly,worn,3 inwhateverragshecouldfindand 4 onapieceofbranchasawalkingstick. 5 I'dalwayspacktwosandwichesincaseIsawhimoranyoneelseinneed.Ialsonoticedalady 6 freshfruitcups($5)&fruitbowls($7)onthe roadside.IprayedI’dseehim’whenIcamebackinthe 7 togotowork.Idid,andhewassittingonthebusstopbenchrightnexttothefruitseller!
Ipulledover, 8 abowloffruitfor$7,toldhertokeepthe 9 andimmediatelyturnedtogivethe 10 totheman.AsIjumpedbackintomycartorushtowork,theladystoppedmeandgavemea(n) 11 fruitbowl!
Iknowshehadithardfinancially.SoIrefusedbutshe 12 Itakeit.
WhenIgottoworkItookadifferent 13 thatIdon’tusuallyuse,whichpassedmyfavoritestore,soI 14 tosaygoodmorningtothe1adiesworkingthere.TheATMwasrightthere,andasIpassed,I 15 steppedona$10bill1yingontheground!
I 16 buttherewasnoonewhojustusedtheATM.Iaskedthegirlsinthestoreiftheymayhave 17 itandtheysaidno,andtoldmeitwasa 18 sotakeit.
Later,duringlunchtime,acoworkersaidshe’dbroughttoomuchfoodand 19 mehalf.Anothercoworkerhadthesameproblemsowehada 20 feast!
Yougetwhatyougive,andblessingscomejustwhenYouneedit.
1.A.moneyB.timeC.chanceD.effort
2.A.cycledB.guidedC.droveD.forced
3.A.trapped.B.engagedC.absorbedD.dressed
4.A.1eaningB.standingC.sittingD.climbing
5.A.UsuallyB.FinallyC.ActuallyD.Quickly
6.A.buyingB.deliveringC.sellingD.choosing
7.A.distanceB.positionC.wayD.direction
8.A.purchasedB.borrowedC.orderedD.collected
9.A.changeB.noteC.checkD.gift
10.A.sandwichesB.fruitC.billD.stick
11.A.freeB.expensiveC.differentD.regular
12.A.agreedB.preferredC.insistedD.declared
13.A.busB.seatC.exitD.entrance
14.A.rested.B.followedC.parkedD.paused
15.A.almostB.neverC.everD.only
16.A.turnedbackB.1ookedaroundC.watchedoutD.gotaway
17.A.takenB.droppedC.pickedD.moved
18.A.blessingB.trialC.prizeD.pleasure
19.A.lentB.offeredC.returnedD.sent
20.A.dullB.fastC.hugeD.poor
(四)(中等)
FewAmericansstayinoneplaceforalifetime.We 1 fromthecitytothesuburbs,fromhighschooltocollegeinadifferentstate,fromajobinoneregiontoabetterjob 2 ,fromthehomewherewe 3 ourchildrentothehomewhereweplantolivein 4 .Witheachmoveweare 5 makingnewfriends,whobecomepartofournewlife.
Formanyofusthe 6 isaspecialtimeforformingnewfriendships.Today,millionsofAmericansgoonvocation 7 ,andtheygonotonlytoseenewsightsbutalso—inthoseplaceswheretheydonotfeeltoo 8 一withthehopeofmeetingnewpeople.Noonereally 9 avacationtriptoproduceaclosefriend,butthebeginningofafriendshipispossible.Surelyineverycountrypeople 10 friendship.
Theword"friend"toAmericanpeoplecanbe 11 toawiderangeofrelationships一tosomeoneonehasknownforafewweeksinanewplace,toaclosebusinesscompanion,toachildhoodplaymate,toamanorwoman,toa 12 colleague.Therearereal 13 amongtheserelationsforAmericans—afriendshipmaybe 14 ,casual,situationalordeepandlasting.ButtoaEuropean,whoseesonlyoursurfacebehavior,thedifferencesarenotclear.
AsEuropeansseeit,allkindsof"friends"flow 15 ofAmericans'homeswithlittleceremony.Theymaybeparentsofthechildren'sfriends,houseguestsofneighbors,membersofacommittee,businessassociatesfromanothertownorevenanothercountry. 16 asaguestintoanAmericanhome,theEuropeanvisitorfindsno 17 differences.Theatmosphereis 18 .Mostpeople,oldandyoung,arecalled 19 firstnames.Americans’characteristicopennesstodifferentstylesofrelationshipmakesitpossibleforustofindnewfriendsabroadwithwhomwefeel 20 .
1.A.driveB.commuteC.moveD.settle
2.A.abroadB.elsewhereC.somewhereD.nowhere
3.A.deliverB.protectC.educateD.raise
4.A.retirementB.deat