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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