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高分特训高考英语完形填空集训文档
Passage1
DidyouhearthesportsstorythatcameoutofGreeceafewyearsago?
No,itwasn’tfromthecountrythatstartedtheOlympics,21ithasanOlympicquality.ThestorycameoutofGreece,NewYork,anditwasaboutJasonMcElwain,a17-year-oldautistic（自闭的）kid,andJimJohnson,ahighschoolbasketball22.
Jason，whodidn’tspeakuntilhewasfiveandalways23withlearningchallenges,was24forabasketballplayer,onlyfivefootsix.Infact,henever25theteam.Hewastheteammanager,whokeptstatisticsandhandedoutwaterbottles.
ButCoachJohnson26Jason’senthusiasmforthegameandhisunselfishdedicationtotheteam.Sohedecidedifthescore27,hemightlethim28afewminutes.
Wordgotaroundandagroupofstudentscametothegamewithsigns29hisnickname,“J-Mac,”andcutoutsofhisfaceplacedonpopsicle（冰棒）sticks.
WhenJasonwasputintothegamewithfourminutesleft,they30wildlyhopingthathemighteven31abasket.InHollywood,hewouldhavedonejustthat,andhisteammateswouldhave32himoffontheirshoulders.Butinthe33worldofGreece,NewYork,Jasontooka34andmissedbyaboutsixfeet.Hissupporters35andthecoachworriedthathemayhavesetthisyoungmanupfor36.
ButJ-Mac37anothershot,andanother,andanother.38hetook10shots,andscored20pointsinhisfourminutesof39.
And,yes,hewascarriedoffontheshouldersofhisteammates.Anditwasthecareerhighpointinthelifeofacoachwhojustgaveagoodkida（n）40.
21.
A.
if
B.
though
C.
since
D.
for
22.
A.
star
B.
game
C.
coach
D.
play
23.
A.
began
B.
went
C
listened
D.
struggled
24.
A.
short
B.
big
C.
good
D.
ready
25.
A.
gathered
B.
organized
C.
supported
D.
made
26.
A.
showed
B.
liked
C.
developed
D.
lost
27.
A.
decreased
B.
changed
C.
mattered
D.
permitted
28.
A.
train
B.
rest
C.
play
D.
direct
29.
A.
giving
B.
bearing
C.
calling
D.
keeping
30.
A.
blamed
B.
laughed
C.
ran
D.
cheered
31.
A.
score
B.
find
C.
fill
D.
hang
32.
A.
cut
B.
carried
C.
put
D.
knocked
33.
A.
real
B.
modern
C.
whole
D.
natural
34.
A.
shot
B.
seat
C.
look
D.
step
35.
A.
nodded
B.
broke
C.
agreed
D.
complained
36.
A.
fame
B.
embarrassment
C.
courage
D.
achievement
37.
A.
took
B.
heard
C.
got
D.
fired
38.
A.
Infact
B.
Inturn
C.
However
D.
Meanwhile
39.
A.
sorrow
B.
joy
C.
glory
D.
guilt
40.
A.
lesson
B.
chance
C.
prize
D.
award
Passage2
Welivedinahousewithabiggarden,41wehadplanteddifferentkindsofhotpeppers.AnAfricancalledReeveworkedforme.He42hotpeppers,too.Itwaslatesummerandabeautifulsunnyday.Myson,Marcus,eight,andmydaughter,Ellen,ten,pickedseveral43__hotpeppersandenteredourworkroomwiththeir44.TheywantedtoseeifReevecould45morehotpeppersthanI.Afteralittlejokingwiththemweagreedtothecontestbuttheyhadto46,too.Thatwasnot47_termsforthemsotheylefttheroom.
They48aboutanhourlaterwithanewproposalandsomeotherlargehotpepperstheyhadjustpicked.Somehow,theyhadreasonedthatwhenapepperwas49incoloritwasthehottestkind.MarcusandEllenwouldeatthegreencoloredpeppers50ReeveandIwouldeattheredcoloredpeppers.GivingReeveawink（使眼色）,we51.Showinggoodsportsmanship,Ihadthekids52thepeppersthatReeveandIwouldeat.Theypickedthelargesttworedpeppers.Thentheypickeda53greenoneforthemselves.__54whatwasgoingto__55,ItoldthemIwouldmakeit56forthem.Icutonepepperinhalfandremovedthe__57toreducetheheatalittle.Thecontestwasoneofspeedratherthanquantity.Eachchildhadpepperinhandandwas58tostart.
Lookingatmy59,Isaid,“OK,onthree.One,Two,Three,Go.”Muchhappenedallatonce.Tears,screamsandspittingrunningaround,thechildren60theirmouthwithfastwavinghands.Ashorttimelater,ReeveandIagreedthattheredtastedbetterthanthegreen.
41.A.whichB.whereC.whoD.that
42.A.ateB.likedC.soldD.studied
43.A.heavyB.colorfulC.largeD.green
44.A.proposalB.tricksC.imaginationD.plans
45.A.plantB.pickC.harvestD.eat
46.A.tasteB.participateC.contributeD.share
47.A.acceptableB.comfortableC.profitableD.tolerable
48.A.enteredB.returnedC.respondedD.reached
49.A.purpleB.greenC.redD.orange
50.A.forB.orC.SoD.if
51.A.smiledB.understoodC.agreedD.jumped
52.A.prepareB.selectC.cutD.cook
53.A.freshB.smallC.deliciousD.hot
54.A.KnewB.KnowingC.KnownD.Beingknown
55.A.takeinB.takeonC.takeplaceD.takeeffect
56.A.easierB.happierC.moreinterestingD.hotter
57.A.seedsB.leavesC.skinD.color
58.A.nervousB.eagerC.willingD.glad
59.A.watchB.childrenC.partnerD.people
60.A.openedB.coveredC.fannedD.washed
Passage3
Itwasduringthoseharddaysinasmallcommunity．Foodwasinshortsupply．IusedtostopbyMr．Miller'sstandfor41
Oneparticularday,whileMr．Millerwas42somepotatoesformeInoticedasmallboy43admiringabasketofgreenpeas．SoonIwasalso44tothefreshgreenpeas．
Theboyleft．Mrs．Miller_45tomeandsaid,"Therearetwoothersuchboysinour46_,allfrompoorfamilies．Jimalwaysoffersto47ourproducefortheirmarbles（弹珠）．Hesomehowmakesthembelievehelikesredmarbles48．Sometimesheevensendsthemhomewithsomepeasfor49．"Ileftthestand,50withthisman．
Yearslater,Iwentbacktovisitsome51inthatcommunityandwhileIwasthereIlearnedMr．Millerhaddied．Iagreedto52myfriendstoseeMrs．Miller．Uponourarrival,weofferedwhateverwordsof53．Aheadofuswerethreeyoungmen．Theymovedtothecasket（棺椁）．Mrs．Miller'seyesfollowedthem54eachyoungmanplacedhisown55handoverthecoldpalehandandthenleft．
OurturncametomeetMrs．Miller．ItoldherwhoIwasandmentionedthe56ofthemarbles．Shesaid,"Thosethreeyoungmenweretheboys．Theytoldmehowthey57Jim'skindness．"We'veneverhadmuch58,"shesaid,"butrightnow,Jimwouldconsiderhimselfthe59man．"Thensheliftedherhusband'slifelessfingers．60beneaththehandwerethreeshining,redmarbles!
41．A．flowersB．grainsC．vegetablesD．fruits
42．A．baggingB．diggingC．sellingD．cooking
43．A．happilyB．hungrilyC．curiouslyD．seriously
44．A．carriedB．sentC．drawnD．led
45．A．pulledupB．pickedupC．gotupD．cameup
46．A．communityB．townC．homeD．store
47．A．tradeB．bringC．changeD．get
48．A．intimeB．inparticularC．onpurposeD．onaverage
49．A．somethingB．everythingC．anythingD．nothing
50．A．impressedB．surprisedC．disappointedD．satisfied
51．A．relativesB．friendsC．businessmenD．workers
52．A．introduceB．sendC．accompanyD．assist
53．A．comfortB．thanksC．praiseD．encouragement
54．A．sinceB．whetherC．becauseD．as
55．A．coolB．warmC．redD．pale
56．A．priceB．colorC．storyD．number
57．A．appreciatedB．forgotC．neededD．helped
58．A．debtB．wealthC．hopeD．health
59．A．tallestB．dearestC．richestD．toughest
60．A．RollingB．FadingC．HangingD．Resting
Passage4
Therearetwotypesofpeopleintheworld.Althoughtheyhaveequaldegreesofhealthandwealthandtheothercomfortsoflife,onebecomeshappy,41becomesunhappy.This42fromthedifferentwaysinwhichtheyconsiderthings,persons,andevents,andtheresultingeffectsupontheirminds.
Thepeoplewhoaretobehappy43theirattentiontotheconveniencesofthings,thepleasantpartsofconversation,thewell-prepareddishes,thegoodnessofthewines,andthefineweather.Theyenjoyallthecheerfulthings.Thosewhoaretobeunhappythinkandspeakonlyofthe44things.Theyare,45,continuallyunsatisfied.Bytheirwords,theycomplainaboutthepleasureofsociety,offendmanypeople,and46themselvesdisagreeable（不受欢迎的）everywhere.Ifthisturnofmindwerefoundedinnature,suchunhappypersonswouldbemoretobepitied.Theintentionofcriticizingandbeingdislikedisperhapstakenup47byimitation（模仿）.Itgrowsintoahabit,unknown48itspossessors.Thehabitmaybestrong,butitmaybecuredwhenthosewhohaveitare49itsbadeffectsontheirinterestsandtastes.Ihopethislittlewarningmaybeofservicetothem,and50themchangethishabit.
Althoughinfactitischieflyanactofimagination,ithasserious51inlife,sinceitcausesdeepsorrowandbadluck.Thosepeopleoffendmanyothers,nobodylovesthem,andnoonetreatsthemwithmorethanthemost52politenessandrespect.This53putstheminbadtemperanddrawsthemintoarguments.Iftheyaimatobtaining54advantagesinsocialpositionorfortune,nobodywishesthemsuccess.Norwillanyonestartastep55speakawordtofavortheirhopes.Iftheycausethemselvespublicobjections（反对）,noonewill56orexcusethem,andmany57jointocriticizetheirwrongdoings.Thesepeopleshouldchangethisbadhabitandbepleasedwithwhatispleasing,58worryingneedlesslyaboutthemselvesandothers.Iftheydonot,59willbegoodforotherstoavoidanycontactwiththem.Otherwise,itcanbedisagreeableandsometimesveryinconvenient,60whenonebecomesmixedupintheirquarrels.
41.A.otherB.anotherC.theotherD.oneanother
42.A.comesB.risesC.raisesD.becomes
43.A.drawB.focusC.attractD.pay
44.A.sameB.contraryC.happyD.funny
45.A.howeverB.furthermoreC.otherwiseD.therefore
46.A.letB.forceC.makeD.have
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