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模拟题学生版

高考完形填空模拟题

Cloze1

OnedayIwasshoppinginasmalltowninsouthernCalifornia.Itwasmy　1　tobeapproachedbyaclerkwhosepersonalityclashed（冲突）withmine.Heseemedmost　2　andnotatallconcernedaboutmyintendedpurchase.Ibought　3　,andmarchedangrilyoutofthestore.My　4　towardthatclerkandtheentireestablishmentincreasedwitheachstep. 

Ontheoutside,standingbytheparkinglot,wasadark-skinnedyoungmaninhisearlytwenties.His　5　browneyesmetandheldmine,andinthenextinstantabeautiful,broadsmile　6　hisface.Myattentionwasimmediatelyarrested.The　7　powerofthatsmileremovedall　8　withinme,andIfoundthemusclesinmyownface　9　responding.“Beautifulday,isn’tit?

”Iremarkedwhenpassing.Then,obeyinganimpulse（冲动）,I　10　.“Ireallyoweyouadebtofgratitude,”Isaidsoftly. 

Hissmiledeepened,　11　hemadenoattempttoanswer.AMexicanwomanandtwomenwerestandingnearby.Thewoman　12　andeyedmeinquiringly.“Carlo,hecan’tspeakEnglish,”she　13　.“Doyouwantmetotellhimsomething?

” 

AtthatmomentIfelt　14　.Carlo’ssmilehadmadeabigpersonofme.Myfriendlinessandgood　15　towardallmankindstoodtenfeettall. 

“Yes,”myreplywasenthusiasticandsincere,“TellhimwhatIsaid,‘Thankyou!

’”

“Thankyou?

”thewomanseemedslightly　16　. 

Igaveherarmafriendlypat　17　Iturnedtoleave.“Justtellhimthat,”Iinsisted.“He’llunderstand.Iamsure!

” 

Oh,whatasmilecan　18　!

AlthoughIhaveneverseenthatyoungmanagain,Ishallneverforgetthelessonhetaughtmethatmorning.　19　,Ismileconsciously,andIpracticethe　20　diligently,anywhereandeverywhere,witheverybody. 

1.A.misfortuneB.luckC.opportunityD.burden

2.A.helpfulB.hard-workingC.uncertainD.unfriendly

3.A.somethingB.nothingC.everythingD.anything

4.A.attitudeB.walkC.approachD.anger

5.A.blankB.painfulC.expressiveD.critical

6.A.coveredB.twistedC.spreadD.wiped

7.A.magicB.shockingC.evilD.dragging

8.A.happinessB.excitementC.bitternessD.sorrow

9.A.unwillinglyB.happilyC.merelyD.slightly

10.A.turnedbackB.lookedaheadC.cutinD.wentaway

11.A.andB.forC.butD.so

12.A.showedoffB.steppedforwardC.marchedonD.passedby

13.A.hesitatedB.volunteeredC.respondedD.begged

14.A.ignoredB.involvedC.transformedD.absorbed

15.A.powerB.mindC.fortuneD.will

16.A.frightenedB.frustratedC.discouragedD.confused

17.A.whileB.asC.sinceD.after

18.A.operateB.runC.doD.attract

19.A.FromthatdayonB.Afterawhile

C.EverynowandthenD.Foramoment

20.A.kindnessB.artC.workD.stress

Cloze2

GeorgeselectedhisfoodinValueMartcarefully.Heestimatedhehad　1　80centstoday.Hewaspleasedhehadgotgood　2　forhismoneyagain. 

Attheexit,thefreezingwind　3　himofhisgloves.Hewassurehewaswearingthemwhenenteringthe　4　.Hemadeasearchofhispockets.Thenhethoughttheymusthavebeen　5　somewhereinthestore.Georgehadboughttheblackglovesfor$35tenyearsago.Theywereleather,softanddurable.Untilthen,hehadworncheaperman-madematerialthatneverlastedlong.His　6　tobuytheglovesturnedouttobegood,whicheven　7　hispositiononthebus,aspoorerpassengersstaredathim　8　. 

Georgere-enteredthestore.Hefollowedthesame　9　hehadwalkedbefore,　10　atthebreadcounter,tothedairysection,totheshelfwheresaltandsugarwereplaced.Itdidnottakelongtobe　11　thatthegloveswerenotthere.His　12　grewheavier.“Peoplehavechanged”,he　13　.“Yearsago,ifsomebody　14　somethinglost,theywouldgiveitback.” 

Yethedidnotgiveup.Thistimehefocusedontheglovesonothershoppers’　15　.Suddenlyhe　16　aladynearbywearingablackpairofgloves.Hesaid,“Hi!

”Butwhenthesurprisedladyreturnedhis　17　,hiseyesdroppedtothefloor,forthefingersofherglovesweretoosmallforhim. 

Withoutgloves,hehadto　18　hishandsintohissleeves.Backhome,Georgewas　19　.Hecouldnotdowithoutgloves.Georgedecidedtobuyanotherleatherpair.Butbeforethat,hesteppedintoValueMartagaintoseeifbyany　20　hisgloveshadbeenreturnedtothelostandfoundoffice.Thegirllookedintoherdrawerandtookoutapairofmen’sleathergloves.“Arethey?

” 

“Yes!

Mine!

”Georgeshoutedwithjoy.

1.A.hadB.wastedC.spentD.saved

2.A.qualityB.valueC.scoreD.number

3.A.informedB.warnedC.remindedD.remembered

4.A.storeB.counterC.flatD.square

5.A.forgottenB.takenC.droppedD.rejected

6.A.hopeB.decisionC.wishD.opportunity

7.A.pulledB.promotedC.reducedD.pushed

8.A.enviouslyB.angrilyC.sincerelyD.properly

9.A.roadB.entranceC.gateD.route

10.A.staringB.startingC.stoppingD.looking

11.A.relaxedB.ignoredC.convincedD.rushed

12.A.heartB.eyesC.legsD.body

13.A.exchangedB.discussedC.whisperedD.argued

14.A.pickedoutB.pickedupC.madeoutD.madeup

15.A.handsB.basketsC.pocketsD.fingers

16.A.preventedB.recognizedC.noticedD.cursed

17.A.angerB.greetingC.emotionD.description

18.A.spreadB.extendC.waveD.shrink

19.A.seriousB.proudC.upsetD.cautious

20.A.chanceB.probabilityC.meansD.terms

Cloze3

WhodoyouthinkcameupwiththeideafortheParalympics（残奥会）?

ThemanwhoorganizedthesportingeventswhichbecametheParalympicGames　1　wasadoctor,LudwigGuttmann. 

Inhisteens,LudwigGuttmannwasinterestedinmedicineandworkedasa　2　inahospital.Thenhe　3　frommedicalschoolandbecameadoctorwhenhewas25yearsold. 

LudwigGuttmann　4　asuccessfulcareerforthenextfewyears.　5　becauseLudwigGuttmannandhisfamilywereJews,lifeinGermanywasbecomingvery　6　forthem.In1938LudwigGuttmann　7　totheUKwithhisfamilywherehecontinuedhisresearch　8　thebestwaytotreatpatients. 

TheSecondWorldWarwasgoingonandtherewerealotofsoldiers　9　inthefighting.Oftenthey　10　theuseoftheirlegsandneeded　11　andhelp.Thedisabledsoldierswereoften　12　andangryfortheycouldn’treallyliveanormallife.LudwigGuttmannusedhisnew　13　tolookaftertheirinjuriesandhealsotriedtogivethememotionalstrength. 

LudwigGuttmann　14　takingpartinsportscouldhelpaperson’sbodyaswellashismindandbegantouse　15　asatreatmenttohelphispatients.Hewantedtogivethembacktheirself-respectanddignityand　16　themtotakepartinsports. 

In1948thehospitalheldasportingeventcalled“TheInternationalWheelchairGames”.By1952theeventbeganto　17　biggerwithdisabledathletesfromothercountriesattending.By1960thegameswerecalledtheInternationalStokeMandevilleGamesandtheywereheldinRomealongsidethe　18　SummerOlympics.By1968therewere750athletesfrom29differentcountries.LudwigGuttmannhimselfdiedin1980,even　19　thegameswerecalled“Paralympics”,butthereisno　20　thatheisthefounderandfatheroftheParalympicGames.It’sthankstohishardworkthatweareallabletoenjoytheParalympics. 

1.A.hurriedlyB.eventuallyC.temporarilyD.compulsorily

2.A.doctorB.stewardC.volunteerD.director

3.A.exitedB.benefitedC.sufferedD.graduated

4.A.enjoyedB.acceptedC.designedD.explored

5.A.ButB.HoweverC.ThereforeD.Otherwise

6.A.ambiguousB.difficultC.apparentD.diverse

7.A.movedB.pouredC.submittedD.flooded

8.A.ofB.overC.aboutD.into

9.A.dyingB.sacrificingC.woundedD.destroyed

10.A.madeB.lostC.reducedD.lacked

11.A.treatmentB.movementC.developmentD.achievement

12.A.exhaustedB.challengedC.depressedD.astonished

13.A.materialsB.experimentsC.modelsD.methods

14.A.knewB.deniedC.allowedD.approved

15.A.musicB.medicineC.sportsD.parties

16.A.forcedB.encouragedC.allowedD.drove

17.A.seemB.goC.runD.get

18.A.yearlyB.localC.independentD.official

19.A.beforeB.afterC.untilD.since

20.A.evidenceB.wonderC.doubtD.problem

Cloze4

Mymotherisageneticist,andfromherIlearnedthatdespiteourdifferencesinsize,shapeandcolor,wehumansare99.9percentthesame.Itisinour　1　toseedifferences:

skin,hairandeyecolor,height,language.Butalsoinournature,waydownintheDNAthat　2　ushuman,wearealmostthe　3　. 

Ibelievethereismorethatunitesusthan　4　us. 

MymothercametotheUSfromIndia.Sheis　5　enoughthatshegotherservice　6　inadinerinDallasinthe1960s.MyfatherisawhiteboyfromIndianawhose　7　camefromGermanyinthemid-1800s. 

Itseems　8　toadmitnow,butInever　9　thatmyparentsweredifferentcolors.Oneday,Iwatchedmyparentswalk　10　thestreetofourchurchtogether.Theywere　11　intheservicethatday,andastheywalked,Isawtheirhands　12　togetherinunison（一致地）.Inoticedforthefirsttimehowdarkmymotherwas,andhowwhitemyfatherwas.Iknewthemasmyparents　13　Irealizedtheirskincolor.I’msorrytosaythatnowwhenIseeamixed-race　14　walkingdownthestreet,Iseethe“mixedrace”firstandthe“couple”second. 

Whenmyparentsmarriedin1966,therewere　15　placesinthiscountrythathadlaws　16　mixedmarriage.　17　,mywhitegrandfather,　18　fatherhadbeenatypicalracist,wasnotagainsttheirmarriage. 

Someofusaremen,somearewomen.Someareyoung,someareold.Someofusareshortandothersare　19　.Someareright-handed,someareleft-handed.Wehavelotsofdifferences;weareall　20　.Butdeepdowninsideus,downinourDNA,weare99.9percentthesame.AndIbelieveweneedtorememberthat. 

1.A.featureB.characterC.natureD.quality

2.A.getsB.letsC.hasD.makes

3.A.sameB.differentC.familiarD.similar

4.A.differsB.dividesC.partsD.splits

5.A.yellowB.whiteC.darkD.brown

6.A.turnedoutB.turneddo