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成都市高考英语完形填空阅读理解精品系列5含答案
成都市2014高考英语完形填空、阅读理解精品系列(5)含答案
完形填空系列
呼应对照法。
呼应对照是写作中的常见手法。
“呼应”通常指文章前后呼应,首尾呼应。
“对照”就是把两种对立的事物或同一事物的两个方面作比较,以便弄清事物的特点或辨别是非。
完形填空题会利用这些写作手法进行设空。
Awomaninhersixtieslivedaloneinherlittlecottagewithapeartreeatherdoor.Shespentallhertimetakingcareofthetree.Butthechildrennearbydroveher__21__固定搭配。
drivesb.crazy“使某人发疯”。
bymakingfunof伏笔。
为22题设伏。
her.Theywouldclimbhertreeandthenrunawaywithpears,与29题相呼应。
__22__调皮的孩子!
他们边跑边叫喊,故意气她。
“AuntyMisery”ather.[来源:
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Oneevening,apasserbyaskedto__23__一过路人想借宿。
forthenight.Seeingthathehadan__24__过路人看上去很诚实。
与下文的trustworthy相对照。
face,shelethiminandgavehimanice__25__.热情地接待他。
Thenextmorningthestranger,actuallyasorcerer(巫师),thankedherbygranting(允准)her__26__巫师要她许个愿。
thatanyonewhoclimbeduphertree__27__情态动词should此处表示“允诺”。
notbeabletocomebackdownuntilshe__28__不经她的允许。
与下文的permission相呼应。
it.
Whenthechildrencamebacktostealher__29__,梨,水果呀!
与前文的pears相呼应。
shehadthemstuck①onthetree.Theyhadtobegherlong__30__哀求很久才……!
shegavethetreepermission与28题相呼应。
tolet__31__与句首的They相呼应。
go.AuntyMiserywasfreefrom②the__32__终于没有烦恼了。
atlast.
Onedayanotherman__33__来到她家门口。
herdoor.Thisonedidnotlooktrustworthy与24题相对照。
toher,__34__上下文是因果关系。
sheaskedwhohewas.“IamDeath.I’vecometotakeyou__35__我要带你走。
me,”saidhe.
Thinkingfast老人脑子反应很快。
AuntyMiserysaid,“Fine,butI’dlike
to__36__摘些梨子。
somepearsfrommydeartreetorememberthe__37__以纪念梨树带给我的快乐。
itbroughttomeinthislife.ButIamtoo__38__我年纪大了,爬不上树了。
toclimbhightogetthebestfruit.Willyoubeso__39__asto句型。
“请你帮忙……好吗?
”doitforme?
”Withadeepsigh,伏笔。
为40题设伏。
Mr.Deathclimbedupthetree__40__很不情愿地。
andwasimmediatelystuckto嘿,下不来了吧!
老人的计谋得逞。
it.Nomatterhowmuchhewarnedorbegged,再怎么恐吓、哀求也没有用,不会放你的!
AuntyMiserywouldnotallowthetreetoletDeathgo.
21.A.hopelessB.painfulC.dullD.crazy
22.A.callingB.shoutingC.announcingD.whispering
23.A.stayB.liveC.hideD.lie
24.A.interestingB.honestC.anxiousD.angry
25.A.giftB.kissC.treatD.smile
26.A.suggestionB.demandC.permissionD.wish
27.A.couldB.shouldC.mightD.must[来源:
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28.A.permittedB.promisedC.answeredD.declared
29.A.branchB.foodC.treeD.fruit
30.A.afterB.whileC.sinceD.before
31.A.itB.themC.himD
.her
32.A.trickB.questionC.troubleD.difficulty
33.A.steppedintoB.leftforC.stoppedatD.walkedaround
34.A.soB.butC.althoughD.because
35.A.withB.offC.uponD.for
36.A.chooseB.pickC.shakeD.hit[来源:
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37.A.honorB.pleasureC.hope
D.excitement
38.A.lightB.shortC.oldD.thin
39.A.proudB.kindC.fineD.smart
40.A.disappointedlyB.cheerfullyC.unwillinglyD.eagerly
答案:
21.D 22.B 23.A 24.B 25.C 26.D 27.B 28.A 29.D 30.D 31.B 32.C 33.C 34.A 35.A36.B 37.B 38.C 39.B 40.C
错因分析:
24,25,27三个小题较容易做错。
24题与下文的trustworthy相对照,忽略这点就可能会选错。
25题中的treat做“招待”解,不知道此意会做不对。
27题中的should表示“允诺”,是个难点。
文章概述
本文讲述了一个孤苦的老太太行善后实现了她拥有魔法的愿望——没有她的允许,任何爬上她梨树的人都无法下来,并借此惩罚了经常捉弄她的孩子们,也是凭借这个愿望她击败了死神。
难点剖析
①stuck是stick的过去分词形式,此处作“粘住,卡住,困住”解。
②freefrom是固定短语,意为“摆脱了,没有了”。
长句注解
Thenextmorningthestranger,actuallyasorcerer,thankedherbygrantingherwishthatanyonewhoclimbeduphertreeshouldnotbeabletocomebackdownuntilshepermittedit.第二天早晨,陌生人,其实是位巫师,向她表示感谢,并给她许愿说如果有人爬上她的树,没有她的准许就再也下不来。
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Aprimaryschoolteacherwholeftaclassof25pupilsintearsaftershetoldthemSantaClausdidnotexisthasbeenfired.WhenexcitedyoungstersbecamerowdyastheytalkedaboutSanta,thesupplyteachersaidoutsuddenly,"It'syourparentswholeaveoutpresentsonChristmasDay."
Theclassofseven-year-oldsatBlackshawLanePrimarySchool,Royton,GreaterManchesterburstintotearsandtoldtheirparentswhentheyarrivedhome.Mothersandfathersthencomplainedabouttheincidentandweresentaletterbytheschoolsayingtheteacher,whoonlyworkedattheschoolforonedaylastweek,hasbeenpunished.
Theschoolhasnowsaiditwillnothireheragain.
Onefathersaid,"MysoncamehomeandsaidthathisteacherhadtoldtheclassthatSantadoesn'texistandit’stheirmumanddadthatputoutpresentsforthem.Obviously,theywerealltalkingaboutChristmasandbeingabitrowdy.Shejustcamestraightoutwithit."
"Mysonwasintearsandsowaseveryoneelseintheclass—especiallyasitwassoclosetoChristmas.Ithoughtitwaswrong.Hewascrazyaboutit.He’sonlyseven-year-oldandit'spartofthemagico
fChristmastohim."
"WetoldhimthatshedidnotbelieveinFatherChristmasbecauseofherreligionandhe'sfinenow."
"Thefatherdescribedtheincidentas'shocking'andbelieveditwasdonewithmaliciousintent(恶意地).Alotofparentswereangryandcomplainedtotheschool.Theteacher,whowassuppliedbyRochdaleandOldhamSupplyAgency,isstilllistedandwillworkwithotherschools,"theagencysaid.
However,theheadteacherinAngelaMcCormickrefusedtocommentontheincident.
41.Whofelttheangriestabouttheincident?
A.Theteacherwhowasfired.B.Theparentswhosechildrencried.
C.Thepupilswhowereintears.D.SantaClaustheteachertalkedabout.
42.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat.
A.theteacherwasfiredandcouldn'tcontinuehercareerinteaching
B.theparentscomplainedaboutthedisciplineoftheschool
C.thelittlepupilsfeltdisappointedafterhearingthewordssaidbytheteacher
D.inreality,SantaClausexistsandgivesoutpresentsonceayear
43.What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword"rowdy"?
A.surprised.B.noisy.C.discouraged.D.annoyed.
参考答案41-43BCB
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Rememberhowgreatexercisewaswhenyouwerealittlekid?
Backthen,racingaroundtheplaygroundorskippingropeforhours,youweren’tthinkingfitness,youwerethinkingentertainment.Butinthisageofhigh-techhomeequipmentandunderusedgymmemberships,thesimplejoyofjumpingropehasbeenforgotten.Rediscoveringitwillgiveyouatotal-bodyexerciseyoucanfind.
Althoughconsideredanexcellentformofexercise,jumpingropehasnevergainedwidespreadacceptancebecauseoftwofundamentalreasons.First,mostpeoplerecognizejumpingropeasanexcellentformofcardiovascular(心血管的)exercise,buttheyalsobelievethatitissimplytoodifficult.Inotherwords,theydon’tthinkthey’llbeabletocontinuejumpingforthenear20minutesthatittakestoachieveabeneficialphysicaloutcome.Second,manyviewitassomewhatboringandoverlyrepetitive—notassomethingfunore
njoyable.
Asamatteroffact,jumpingropecanbegreatfunifyoufindaproperwaytopracticeit.Insteadofdoingtheusualtwo-footbounceoverandoveragain,peoplegoodatrope-jumpingoftenchangetheirpatternevery10or20jumps.Asinglebounce,adouble–bounce,askip,aknee-up,sideswings,aswellasavarietyofothereasy-to-learnfree-stylerope-jumping.
Nowresearchersarelearningthatjumpingropealsopreparesthebrainforlearning.Itisanexerciseallowingbothbrainhemispherestoperforminparalleltoeachother.Inshort,jumpingropecanbealife-longactivityrequiringlittleequipment,timeandspace,yetleadingtoamuchhealthierlife.
44.Fromthefirstparagraphwelearnthat .
A.jumpingropehasfadedfrompeople’smemories
B.peoplenowhavemoreadvancedequipment
C.racingaroundtheplaygroundwaspreferred[来源:
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D.peoplenowliketohaveexerciseinagym
45.Ropejumpinghasnotspreadwidelybecause .
A.itbenefitsthecardiovascularsystem B.itisneithereasynorenjoyable
C.itisconsideredboringandrepetitiveD.itrequireslittleequipment,timeandspace
46.Thefirstsentenceinthe3rdparagraphimplies .
A.thereisonlyoneproperwaytofollow B.theusualwayshouldnotbeused
C.theeasiestwayisalwaysthebest D.therearemanywaystofollow
47.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsropejumping?
A.Heisarguingagainstit. B.Heisinfavorofit.
C.Heissittingonthefenceofit. D.Heisnotclearaboutit.
参考答案44-47ABDB
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"What’sinaname?
”AccordingtoShake
speare’sRomeoandJuliet,thereisnottoomuch.“Thatwhichwecallarosebyanyothernamewouldsmellassweet."ButShakespearemayhavebeenwrong.Inmostcultures,namesmatteragreatdeal.[来源:
学§科§网]
Americanschoosenamesfortheirchildrenwithcare.Parentsusuallythinkabouttheimpressionanamegives,notitsmeaning.MostAmericanswouldconsidera“Jennifer”moreattractivethana“Bertha",forexample.Thelastname,or,surname,mustalsobeconsideredwhenchoosingafirstandmiddlename.AnamelikeLesterChesterHesterwouldsoundpoetic,butodd.Parentswouldavoidnamesthatremindthemofpeopletheydon’tlike.Ontheotherhand,peoplemightnametheirchildrenafterarespectedelderlyrelativeorevenafamousperson.Thepopularityofcertainnamescanchangewitheachnewgeneration.Namesthatwereoncecommon,likeFannyorElmer,soundold-fashionedtoday.Butothernames—likeJohnandDavid,MaryandSarah—havestoodthetestoftimeandcontinuetobefavorites.
PeopleinAmeicadon’talwayscalltheirfriendsandrelativesbytheirgivennames.Instead,theyoftenusenicknames.Sometimesnicknamesareshortformsofalongername.Forinstance,agirlnamedElizabethmaybecalledLisa,BethorBetsy.Aschildrengrowup,theymaydecideforthemselveswhichnicknameth