高考英语《完形填空》专项练习题含答案.docx

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高考英语《完形填空》专项练习题含答案

高考英语《完形填空》专项练习题（含答案）

Pianolessonsaren’tjustaboutgivingkidsanopportunityformusicaltraining.Learningtoplaythepianohasagreat1onthebrain,providingchildrenwithalotofbenefitsthatlastalifetime.

2educationcanactuallygivekidsanincreasedchanceofsuccessinlife.Kidswho3musiceducationandtraininggainmajoremotionaldevelopmentadvantages.Playingthepianoisanoutlet（发泄）forkidsand4themselves.Anytypeofmusic5thespirits.Beingabletoplayasongonaninstrument,whetherperforming6orforotherpeople,alsobuildsconfidenceinkids.

Themanyhoursspent7playingthepianocreateandincreaseneural（神经的）connectionsinthebrainthatlastalifetime.Thesephysicalchangesinthe8providegreatgainsthatlastwellintoadulthood,includingprotectingagainstcognitivedecline（认知能力下降）andmemory9.Pianolessonsalsohavebeenshownto10affectverbalworkingmemory,hearingandcommunication.

Childrenget11justasoftenasadults.Feelingsofnervousnessandworry12aphysicalresponseinthebody,inwhichtheheartrateandbloodpressure13andbreathinggetsfaster.Playingthepianocan14thatkindofresponse,providingasenseofrelaxation.This15canbefeltbykidsimmediatelyonsittingatthepianoandtryingtoplay,16theactivitycanreduceworryregardlessofaperson’sskillorability.Musiclessons,17,providethegreatestbenefit,asstudieshaveshownthatplayinganinstrumentforanhourperweekforatleastsixweeksismost18forreducingthebody’snervousresponse.

19allthebenefitsofmusictraining,it’snot20thatmoreandmoreparentswanttheirkidstolearntoplayaninstrument.

1．A．depthB．influenceC．controlD．circle

2．A．MusicB．MathC．EarlyD．Proper

3．A．receiveB．showC．loveD．give

4．A．valueB．acceptC．expressD．know

5．A．holdsB．liftsC．carriesD．adds

6．A．loudlyB．foreverC．soonD．alone

7．A．tryingB．standingC．practicingD．listening

8．A．brainB．eyesC．noseD．ears

9．A．testB．analysisC．responseD．loss

10．A．quicklyB．negativelyC．shortlyD．positively

11．A．excitedB．nervousC．happyD．confused

12．A．reduceB．breakC．causeD．lead

13．A．riseB．disappearC．removeD．fly

14．A．shutdownB．turnoutC．putonD．getoff

15．A．opinionB．advantageC．lightD．increase

16．A．afterB．untilC．asD．if

17．A．anyhowB．thereforeC．howeverD．besides

18．A．usualB．commonC．rapidD．effective

19．A．WithB．BeforeC．InD．Under

20．A．puzzlingB．worryingC．expectingD．surprising

Danaisa10-year-oldgirl,whofoundherfriendwassickwitharareandlife-threateningdisease.21,shebeganhermissiontofindawaytohelpherfriendandother22childrenbyfundingresearchtodiscoverlifesavingcures.

Dana'sfirstideawasto23lemonade（柠檬水）butitwouldbelimitedtothesummerseason.Shehadto24analternativeconcept.Danaandhermotherhadafunhabitofbakingtogether,andit25toherthatshecouldbakecookies.Sheknewthatmostpeoplelovecookiesandlikeeatingthemall26long.Shecalledhernewlycreated27Cookies4Cures.

Danastartedher28missionwhenshewasonlysevenyearsold.Sheandhermother29spenttwodaysaweekbakingthecookiesathome.Danawouldthen30thestreetseveryweekendattemptingtosellthecookiesdoortodoortothelocal31.Herfirstgoalwastomake$1,000insales.“Itwasso32andtookusthreemonths,"Danarecalledherfirsttiringyetrewardingsalesattempt.

DanasoondecidedtomoveherCookies4Curescampaign33andthatwaswhensalesreallystartedto34.Attheendoftheyear,sheraised$56,000.Theconceptwassimple:

shebakedthecookiesandthen35otherstodonateonlinetofundresearchforrarediseasesinexchangeforher36cookies.

Cookies4Curesisnow37onraisingawarenessfortherarediseasesforchildren.Withoutacure,itisscientific38thatprovideshopetochildrenandtheirfamiliesthatonedayonewillbediscovered.Itisthis39thatmotivatesDanatokeep40bakingforcausesdeartoherheart.

21．A．InsteadB．HoweverC．ThusD．Besides

22．A．sufferingB．challengingC．promisingD．exciting

23．A．makeB．sellC．drinkD．buy

24．A．comeupwithB．getalongwithC．teamupwithD．comeoutof

25．A．appearedB．explainedC．seemedD．occurred

26．A．dayB．yearC．monthD．week

27．A．companyB．projectC．medicineD．campaign

28．A．annoyingB．troublesomeC．caringD．mean

29．A．typicallyB．secretlyC．cautiouslyD．simply

30．A．buildB．runC．cleanD．hit

31．A．schoolB．communityC．governmentD．radio

32．A．eagerB．boringC．hardD．bad

33．A．overseasB．aheadC．abroadD．online

34．A．takeoffB．pulloutC．setaboutD．putaside

35．A．orderedB．allowedC．invitedD．warned

36．A．life-changingB．heartbreakingC．easy-goingD．mouthwatering

37．A．basedB．focusedC．insistedD．depended

38．A．communicationB．dataC．researchD．report

39．A．hopeB．doubtC．shadeD．proof

40．A．healthyB．busyC．calmD．cool

Anoldmanlivedonafarmwithhisyounggrandson.Eachmorning,Grandpawasupearly,readinghisworn-outbook.Hisgrandson,whowantedtobejustlikehim,triedto41himinanywayhecould.

Oneday,thegrandsonasked,"Grandpa,Itryto42thebookjustlikeyoubutIdon’tunderstandit.What43doesreadingthebookdotome?

”

Thegrandfatherquietlyturnedfromputtingcoalinthe44andsaid,"Takethiscoalbasketdowntotheriverandbringbackabasketof45"Theboydidashewastold,eventhoughallthewater46outofthebasketbeforehegotbacktothehouse.Thegrandfather47andsaid,"You'llhaveto48alittlefasternexttime,"andsenthimbacktotheriverwiththebasketto49again.

Thistimetheboyranfaster,butagainthebasketwas50beforehereturnedhome.Outof51,hetoldhisgrandfatherthatitwasimpossibletocarrywater52abasketandhewenttogetabucketinstead.

Theoldmansaid,"Idon’twanta53ofwater;Iwantabasketofwater.Youcandothis.Youarejustnottryinghardenough."Atthispoint,theboyknewitwas54,buthewantedtoshowhisgrandfatherthat55heranasfastashecould,thewaterwouldleakoutofthebasketbeforehegotveryfar.Theboy56thewaterandranhard,butwhenhereachedhisgrandfatherthebasketwasagainempty.

Outofbreath,hesaid,"See,Grandpa,itis57！

""Soyouthinkitisuseless?

"theoldmansaid,"Lookatthe58"

Theboylookedatthebasketandforthefirsttimeherealizedthatitlooked59.Insteadofadirtyoldcoalbasket,itwas60.

Thentheoldmansaid,"Sothatiswhathappenswhenyoureadthebook.Youmaynotunderstandorremembereverything,butwhenyoureadit,itwillchangeyoufromtheinsideout.”

41．A．pleaseB．imitateC．helpD．attract

42．A．holdB．markC．readD．choose

43．A．goodB．skillC．useD．effect

44．A．shelfB．ashC．fireD．stove

45．A．waterB．coalC．soilD．wood

46．A．gaveB．lookedC．madeD．leaked

47．A．frownedB．laughedC．angeredD．looked

48．A．competeB．advanceC．moveD．slide

49．A．tryB．performC．actD．practice

50．A．solidB．heavyC．dirtyD．empty

51．A．energyB．breathC．sightD．danger

52．A．inB．byC．forD．on

53．A．basinB．cupC．bucketD．pool

54．A．necessaryB．importantC．reasonableD．impossible

55．A．nowthatB．evenifC．incaseD．eversince

56．A．gotB．drankC．quittedD．poured

57．A．uselessB．mysteriousC．foolishD．obvious

58．A．riverB．basketC．bookD．ground

59．A．wetB．newC．freshD．different

60．A．lightB．softC．cleanD．beautiful

Amanwasdrivinghiscarwhenhesawanoldladywithhercaronthesideoftheroad.Hethoughtthatsheneeded61.Sohestoppedhiscarnearhersand62.Heknewhedidlook63ashisclothesweresoragged.Hecouldseehowfrightenedshewas,sohetriedto64her,“I’mheretohelpyou.Don’tworry.MynameisBryanAnderson.”

Whenthe65jobwasdone,theladyaskedhowmuchshewould66himforthemend.Bryansmiled.Hesaid,“Ifyoureallywanttopaymeback,the67timeyouseesomeonewhoneedshelp,68thatpersontheneededhelp.”

Inthesameevening,theladystoppedbyasmall69.Thereshesawawaitress,nearlyeightmonthspregnant（怀孕的）,70thetablewithcare.Thewaitresshadasweetfriendly71thoughshehadbeenonherfeetthewholeday.Theladyhad72hermealandthenpaidwithahundreddollarbill.Thewaitresswenttogetchange.However,whenshe73,theladyhadleftthecafe.Thelady74anoteonthenapkin（餐巾纸）,“Youdon’townmeanything.Somebody75helpedme,justlikenowI’mhelpingyou.Ifyoureallywanttopaymeback,donotletthischainofloveendwithyou.”Thewaitress76fourmoreonehundredbillsunderthenapkin.

Thatnightthewaitresscamehomeearlierthanbefore.Sheknewthatherhusbandwas77aboutmoneybecausethe78wouldsoonarrive.Shewas79totellhimthegoodnews.Thenshekissedhimand80inhisear,“Noweverythingwillbeallright.Iloveyou,BryanAnderson.”

61．A．luckB．complaintC．selectionD．assistance

62．A．movedoffB．ranawayC．gotoutD．brokeup

63．A．handsomeB．impatientC．plainD．unsafe

64．A．askB．calmC．puzzleD．respect

65．A．researchB．vacationC．repairD．volunteer

66．A．thankB．payC．lendD．donate

67．A．nextB．localC．regularD．last

68．A．tellB．giveC．organizeD．refuse

69．A．cafeB．hospitalC．studioD．church

70．A．removingB．cleaningC．recyclingD．painting

71．A．giftB．actionC．effectD．smile

72．A．deliveredB．thrownC．finishedD．shared

73．A．turnedoverB．gaveinC．putdownD．cameback

74．A．leftB．collectedC．drewD．processed

75．A．sometimesB．nearlyC．onceD．usually

76．A．foundB．lostC．foldedD．damaged

77．A．disappointedB．confusedC．embarrassedD．worried

78．A．ladyB．babyC．manD．car

79．A．gladB．confidentC．generousD．selfless

80．A．weptB．sighedC．whisperedD．apologized

RaeganLawrenceisan11-year-oldstudentand