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历年高考英语完形填空及答案合集四

历年高考英语完形填空及答案合集（四）

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3105

Havingleftthetown,thegirlstoppedthecaratthelandingneartheentranceof

thebay（海湾）Shesteppedintothe16androwedoutsilently.Thetidewasrushing

totheentranceand17tothewildopensea.Shehadtorowacrossthebaytoreach

18side.Thewavesstruckagainstthesideoftheboat,19anduneven;itbecame20difficulttorow.Ifshe21foramoment,thetidewouldpushtheboat

backtowardsthe22.

Shewasn'tevenhalfway,23shewasalreadytiredandherhands24frompullingontheroughwoodenoars（船桨）.“I'mnevergoingto25it”,shethought.Sherestedtheoarsonherkneesand26herheadhelplessly,thenlookedupas

she27theboatshift（晃动）againstthetide.

Theeastwind,whichhadswung（旋转）aroundfromthesouth-west,28herhelpandpushedtheboattowardsthemountains.Itwasgoingtobe29.Herhandsweren'tsopainful.Herchestdidn?

tfeelasifitwasabouttoburst30.

Thelightsofthetownbecame31.oneoftheoarsbangedagainstthesideof

theboatandshe32itwithastart.Hadshebeenasleep,orjust33?

Shelookedoverhershoulder.Shewasalmostonthebeach.Thegirlgaveonelast34ontheoarstogroundtheboat,andthenlaybackagainsttheseat.Shelistenedtothe

waves35andknewshehadcomehome.Faracrossthemoonlitbaythelightswere

nomorethanasparklingchain.

16.A.carB.boatC.

shipD.sail

17.A.besideB.beforeC.

behindD.beyond

18.A.anotherB.otherC.

eitherD.theother

19.A.deepB.calmC.

gentleD.rough

20.A.moreB.lessC.

asD.least

21.A.sleptB.continuedC.

restedD.rowed

22.A.homeB.mountainsC.south-west

D.entrance

23.A.ifB.soC.

butD.since

24.A.hurtB.ruinedC.

troubledD.broke

25.A.getB.makeC.

keepD.take

26.A.turnedB.droppedC.

cockedD.raised

27.A.sawB.madeC.

heardD.felt

28.A.gottoB.cametoC.sent

forD.reachedfor

29.A.difficultB.seriousC.all

rightD.certainenough

30.A.anymoreB.stillmoreC.nomore

D.oncemore

31.A.brighterB.biggerC.

closerD.smaller

32.A.destroyedB.threwC.

repairedD.seized

33.A.dreamingB.guessingC.inventing

D.expecting

34.A.blowB.hitC.

pullD.strike

35.A.anxiouslyB.happilyC.

sadlyD.carefully

3205

Scottandhiscompanionswereterriblydisappointed.WhentheygottotheSouth

Pole,theyfoundtheNorwegians（挪威人）had36themintheracetobethefirstevertoreachit.After37theBritishflagatthePole,theytookaphotographof

themselves38theystartedthe950-milejourneyback.

Thejourneywasunexpectedly39andthejoyandexcitementaboutthePolehadgoneoutofthem.Thesunhardly40.Thesnowstormsalwaysmadeitimpossibletosightthestonestheyhad41tomarktheirwayhome.Tomakethings42.Evans,whomtheyhadallthoughtof43thestrongestofthefive,fellbadlyintoadeepholeintheice.Having44alongforseveraldays,hesuddenlyfelldownanddied.

Thefourwhowere45pushedonatthebestspeedtheycould46.

CaptainOateshadbeensufferingforsometimefromhis47fact;atnighthisfeetswelled（肿胀）solargethathecould48puthisbootsonthenextmorning,andhewalkedbravelyalthoughhewasingreat49.Heknewhisslownesswasmakingitlesslikelythat50couldsavethemselves.Heaskedthemtoleavehim

behindinhissleeping-bag,buttheyrefused,andhelpedhim51afewmoremiles,untilitwastimetoputupthe52foranothernight.

Thefollowingmorning,53theotherthreewerestillintheirsleeping-bags,

hesaid.“Iamjustgoingoutsideandmaybe54sometime.”Hewasneverseen

again.Hehadwalkedout55intothesnowstorm,hopingthathisdeathwould

helphiscompanions.

36．A．hitB．foughtC．won

D．beaten

37．A．growingB．puttingC．planting

D．laying

38．A．afterB．untilC．while

D．before

39．A．safeB．fastC．short

D．slow

40．A．roseB．setC．appeared

D．disappeared

41．A．takenupB．cutupC．setupD．pickedup

42．A．easierB．betterC．bitter

D．worse

43．A．toB．uponC．as

D．in

44．A．battledB．struggledC．speeded

D．waited

45．A．leftB．lostC．defeated

D．saved

46．A．manageB．tryC．employ

D．find

47．A．achedB．frozenC．harden

D．harmed

48．A．hardlyB．neverC．seldom

D．nearly

49．A．painB．fearC．trouble

D．danger

50．A．allothersB．some

othersC．othersD．theothers51．A．awayB．withC．off

D．on

52．A．bedB．tentC．blanket

D．sleeping-bag

53．A．whileB．sinceC．for

D．once

54．A．missedB．separatedC．passed

D．gone

55．A．patientlyB．lonelyC．alone

D．worriedly

3305

OnMay27,1995,ourlifewassuddenlychanged.Ithappenedafewminutespast

three,36myhusband,Chris,fellfromhishorseasit37overafence.Chriswasparalyzed（瘫痪）fromthechestdown,38tobreathenormally.Ashewasthrown

fromhishorse,weenteredintoalifeof39withlotsofunexpectedchallenges（挑

战）.Wewentfromthe"haves"tothe“have-nots".Orsowethought.

40whatwediscoveredlaterwereallthegiftsthatcameout

of41difficulties.Wecametolearnthatsomething42couldhappeninadisaster.Allovertheworldpeople43Chrissomuchthatlettersandpostcards

pouredineveryday.Bytheendofthethirdweekina44centerinVirginia,about35,000piecesof45hadbeenreceivedandsorted.

As46,weopenedletterafterletter.Theygaveus47andbecameasourceofstrengthforus.Weusedthemto48ourselves.Iwouldgotothepileofletters

markedwith"Funny"ifweneededa49,ortothe"Disabled"boxtofindadvice

frompeopleinwheelchairsor50inbedlivinghappilyand51.

Theseletters,werealized,hadtobeshared.Andso52weofferoneofthemtoyou.

DearChris,

MyhusbandandIweresosorrytohearofyour53accidentlastweek.Nodoubtyourfamilyandyourfriendsaregivingyouthestrengthtoface

this54challenge.Peopleeverywherearealsogivingyoubestwisheseveryday

andweareamongthosewhoarekeepingyou55.

YoursSincerely,

NancyReagan

36.A.sinceB.beforeC.whenD.

while

37.A.walkedB.climbedC.pulledD.

jumped

38.A.ableB.unableC.suitableD.

unsuitable

39.A.disabilityB.possessionC.convenienceD.

experience

40.A.SoB.ForC.OrD.

Yet

41.A.sharingB.separatingC.fearingD.

exploiting

42.A.terribleB.similarC.wonderfulD.

practical

43.A.wroteforB.caredforC.hopedforD.

sentfor

44.A.medicalB.postalC.experimentalD.

mental

45.A.newsB.paperC.equipmentD.

mail

46.A.patientsB.afamilyC.nursesD.a

group

47.A.effectB.effortC.comfortD.

explanation

48.A.encourageB.expressC.controlD.

treat

49.A.cryB.laughC.chatD.

sigh

50.A.muchB.neverC.evenD.

seldom

51.A.bitterlyB.fairlyC.weaklyD.

successfully

52.A.hereB.thereC.thereforeD.

forward

53.A.drivingB.flyingC.runningD.

riding

54.A.technicalB.differentC.difficultD.

valuable

55.A.nearbyB.closeC.busyD.

alive

3405

Itwasraining.Iwentintoacaféandaskedforacoffee.21Iwaswaitingformydrink,Irealizedtherewereotherpeopleintheplace,butIsensed22.Isawtheirbodies,butIcouldn?

tfeeltheirsouls23theirsoulsbelongedtothe24.

Istoodupandwalkedbetweenthetables.WhenIcametothebiggestcomputer,

Isawathin,smallman25infrontofit.“I?

mSteve,”hefinallyansweredafterI

askedhimacoupleoftimeswhathisnamewas.“Ican?

ttalkwithyou.I?

m26,”

hwsaid.Hewaschattingonlineand,27,hewasplayingacomputergame-awar

game.Iwas28.

Whydidn?

tStevewanttotalkwithme?

Itried29tospeaktothatcomputer

geek（怪人）,30notawordcameoutofhismouth.Itouchedhisshoulder,butno

reaction（反应）.Iwas31.Iputmyhandinfrontofthemonitor,andhestartedto

shout,“32!

”

Itookafewstepsback,wonderingifallthosepeopleinthecaféwerelookingat

me.I33,andsawnobodyshowedanyinterest.

34,Irealizedthatthepeopletherewerehavinganiceconversationwiththeir

machines,notwithpeople.Theyweremore35havingarelationshipwiththe36,particularlySteve.Iwouldn?

twantto37thefutureofhumanbeingsiftheypreferredsharingtheirliveswithmachines38withpeople.

Iwasworriedandsankinmythoughts.Ididn?

teven39thatthecoffeewasbad,40Stevedidn?

tnoticetherewasapersonnexttohim.

21.A.BeforeB.SinceC.

AlthoughD.While22.A.painB.lonelinessC.

sadnessD.fear23.A.becauseB.whenC.

untilD.unless24.A.homeB.worldC.

NetD.Café25.A.sleepingB.laughingC.

sittingD.learning26.A.busyB.thirstyC.

tiredD.sick27.A.firstofallB.justthenC.atthesame

timeD.bythattime

28.A.SurprisedB.delightedC.

movedD.frightened29.A.onceB.againC.

firstD.even30.A.butB.soC.

ifD.or31.A.excitedB.respectedC.

afraidD.unhappy32.A.ShutupB.EnjoyyourselfC.Leaveme

aloneD.Helpmeout33.A.walkedaboutB.walkedoutC.raisedmy

handD.raisedmyhead34.A.FromthenonB.AtthatmomentC.In

allD.Aboveall35.A.interestedinB.tiredofC.careful

aboutD.troubledby36.A.computerB.soulC.

shopD.geek37.A.tellB.planC.

imagineD.design38.A.otherthanB.insteadofC.except

forD.aswellas39.A.pretendB.understandC.

insistD.realize40.A.asifB.justasC.just

afterD.eventhough

3505

AladyandherhusbandsteppedoffthetraininBoston.Theywalkedwithout

anappointment（预约）intotheouter36ofHarvard?

spresident.Butthey

were37byhissecretaryandkeptwaiting.Forhours,thesecretarytooknonotice

ofthem,38thatthecouplewouldfinallybecome39a