专题六完形填空二原题卷全国高考第二轮专题突破卷.docx

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专题六完形填空二原题卷全国高考第二轮专题突破卷

全国高考第二轮专题突破卷英语

专题六：

完形填空

（二）

考生注意：

1、本卷满分100分，考试试卷90分钟。

2、本专题中的完形填空以记叙文为主，兼有记叙文。

Passage1

（2021·安徽高三月考）

AfterapowerfulwindstormstruckIowainAugust,thecityofMountVernonwasleftcoveredinfallentrees.

That'swhen12-year-oldTommyRhombergsteppeduptotheplate.Usingfallen1,Tommydesignedandcarvedmorethan200baseballbats,whichhesoldto2moneyforvictimsofthewidespreadwindstorm.Foreachbatsoldfor$100,he3$20totheGreaterCedarRapidsCommunityFoundationDisasterReliefFund.

Tommy4theideaonthedayofthestorm,which5tobehisbestfriend'sbirthday.Knowinghisbestfriend's6forbaseball-andsurroundedby7treesfromthestorm-Tommydecidedtogifthisfriendahand-carvedbat.Hewokeupat6a.m.to8itoverthecourseofafewdaysuntilitwasperfect.Whenseeingit,hisfriendwasamazedbyTommy'sthoughtfulgift:

“Ididn't9anythingformybirthday,butwhenTommybroughtmethebatthathemademe,Iwassoexcitedand10”。

Tommymadethebatusinghisgrandfather's11andsandpaper,andthatheworkeduntilhishandswerecoveredinblisters.

AfterAmandaRhomberg,Tommy'smom,12photosofthebatonFacebook,thepostwent13andhundredsofpeopleaskedifTommycouldmakethembats.

Thebats,whichareabout30incheslong,can'tbeusedtoplay14,asthefallenwoodwillcrackasthewooddriesovertime.Butpeoplecan15themas“alittlesouvenirfromthestorm".“Idon'tknowhowhis16handscandosomuch,”Amandasaid.“Hehasputinhundredsofhoursintomakingthesebats.Iamso17ofhimforteachinghimselfanewskillandstartinga18whiledoingsomuchgood.Heshowsthatyoucanmakea19inyourcorneroftheworldbydoingwhatyoucanwith20youhave.”

1．A．leavesB．branchesC．platesD．baseballs

2．A．raiseB．borrowC．saveD．spend

3．A．paidB．chargedC．donatedD．collected

4．A．cameupwithB．cameupC．putupwithD．putup

5．A．agreedB．promisedC．seemedD．happened

6．A．demandB．respectC．hateD．love

7．A．deadB．greenC．fallenD．large

8．A．lookforB．workonC．thinkaboutD．stareat

9．A．expectB．likeC．buyD．accept

10．A．annoyedB．depressedC．gratefulD．hopeful

11．A．laboratoryB．factoryC．handsD．tools

12．A．soldB．postedC．observedD．delivered

13．A．popularB．movingC．artificialD．valuable

14．A．tennisB．chessC．basketballD．baseball

15．A．sellB．admitC．keepD．accept

16．A．littleB．hugeC．physicalD．spiritual

17．A．terrifiedB．proudC．fondD．ashamed

18．A．lifeB．websiteC．businessD．competition

19．A．bargainB．livingC．storyD．difference

20．A．whichB．whatC．whereD．when

Passage2

（2021·天津南开区·高三一模）Itwasearlymorning.PeterCorbetthelpedMarkWellmanoutofhis21andontotheground.They22beforeElCapitan,ahugemassof23almostthree-quartersofamilehighinCalifornia’sbeautifulYosemiteValley.IthadbeenMark’sdreamtoclimbElCapitanforas24ashecouldremember.25howcouldapersonwithouttheuseofhislegshopetotrytoclimbit?

Markknewhecouldn’tfinishtheclimbalone,buthisfriendPeter,anexpertrockclimber,wouldbethereto26ahelpinghand.HeandMarkthoughtthatitwouldtakesevendaystoreachthetop.

Peterclimbedabout100feetupand27apiton（岩钉）intotherock.Fasteningoneendofa165-footropetothepiton,heletoneendoftherope28.Markcaughttheropeandfastenedittohis29withaspecialinstrument.Thisinstrumentwould30Marktomoveupward,butwould31himfromfallingevenasmuchasasingleinch.Henextreached32hisheadandfastenedaT-shapedbartotherope,usingthesamekindofinstrument.

Sevenyearsbefore,attheageoftwenty-one,hehadfallenwhilemountainclimbing,injuringhisbackbone.Thefall33himtheuseofhislegs,butheneverlosthisloveofadventureorhisjoyful34.

Forthefirstfourdaysthetwomen35steadilyupwardwithoutincident.Butonthefifthdayanunbearablyhotwindbegantoblow,andastimewentby,itbecamestrongerandstronger,causingMarktosway36onhisrope.ButMarkkeptondeterminedlypushinguptheT-barandpullinghimselfup.37that,hehadtoadmitthathefeltalotbetterwhenthewindfinallydieddownandhisbodytouched38rockagain.

Ittookthemonedaymorethantheyhadexpected,butonJuly26at1:

45intheafternoon,thecrowdofpeoplewaitingonthetopwent39withjoyasthetwoheadsappeared.MarkWellmanhadshownthatifyou40yourheartandmindonagoal,nowallistoohigh,nodreamimpossible.

21．A．bedB．carC．wheelchairD．house

22．A．stoodB．removedC．touchedD．rose

23．A．grassB．dirtC．treeD．rock

24．A．youngB．longC．oldD．short

25．A．OrB．WhileC．ButD．Although

26．A．lendB．reachC．showD．have

27．A．hammeredB．shotC．placedD．stuck

28．A．riseupB．falldownC．standupD．fallbehind

29．A．neckB．helmetC．beltD．fist

30．A．letB．haveC．makeD．allow

31．A．permitB．preventC．forbidD．accelerate

32．A．behindB．belowC．aboveD．beside

33．A．costB．lostC．missedD．enhanced

34．A．spiritB．occasionC．thoughtD．will

35．A．progressedB．hungC．extendedD．intended

36．A．gentlyB．firmlyC．barelyD．violently

37．A．OwingtoB．InspiteofC．InordertoD．Byreasonof

38．A．softB．solidC．concreteD．distinct

39．A．paleB．wildC．blankD．easy

40．A．putB．devoteC．setD．sacrifice

Passage3

（2021·内蒙古包头市·高三期末）Mydoctoraccompaniedmeoutforastroll（散步）aroundthefarmwhereshelives.Iwasphysicallyandemotionallyexhaustedand41byanxietyandstressfromwork.Thefarmwasfulloflife.Therewereinsects,horses,rabbits,andacat.Shetoldmeto42myhobbyintheenvironment.

WhenIwasill,Itendedtohidemyselfand43fromthehereandnow.So,whenImetahorsenamedLira,Iexpected44AsIgotclosertoLira,shenuzzled（用鼻子爱抚）hernoseintomychest,puttinga（n）45pressureovermyheart.Suddenly,Ifelt46Ihadreachedawellspring（源泉）ofpasthurts,fearsand47Ibegantomeltemotionally.IpattedLira’snoseand48inhersmell.IfoundIfelt49IworkedwithLira50learningbasiccommunicationandfeedingmethodstoworktogetherwithher.51Iwasn’tsureatfirstwhatonewoulddowithahorseexcept52it,IknewthatLirahadenabledmetobondwiththeworldinanuncommonwayby53myfeelingsandgivingthembacktome.

InmymeetingswithLira,IfoundthatIlostmyusualself-consciousnessandIwouldfocuson54.Ilearnedtoliveinthe55.WithLirabymyside,Isawintoa56inwhichtrustcomesfirst,andcompassion（同情）57.Ifoundadeeppeaceinleadingher58apath,byusingmyownpowerofintentiontotell59tostart,stop,turnleftorturnright.Ifeltaninnerquietnessandevenjoy.Myworkwiththishorsewaspartofa60outofaverydarknightinmysoul.

41．A．beatenB．blownC．battledD．blocked

42．A．jumpatB．strugglewithC．sufferfromD．focuson

43．A．disappointB．discoverC．disconnectD．disappear

44．A．somethingB．nothingC．everythingD．anything

45．A．grandB．naughtyC．normalD．gentle

46．A．asifB．onlyifC．evenifD．whatif

47．A．concernsB．comfortsC．commentsD．conditions

48．A．pouredB．tookC．breathedD．flooded

49．A．rarerB．worseC．betterD．stranger

50．A．neverB．oftenC．seldom

D．rarely

51．A．WhenB．OnceC．SinceD．While

52．A．touchingB．admiringC．lovingD．riding

53．A．respondingtoB．adaptingtoC．turningbackD．openingup

54．A．pretendingB．predictingC．communicatingD．fighting

55．A．presentB．pastC．bitternessD．anxiety

56．A．dreamB．lifeC．reasonD．target

57．A．ranksB．appearsC．arrivesD．follows

58．A．toB．alongC．inD．at

59．A．whereB．whetherC．whyD．how

60．A．lessonB．testC．journeyD．assessment

Passage4

（2021·安徽高三开学考试）RecentlyIhavetakenavacationattheeasternendofOceanIsleBeach,asmalltownonNorthCarolinasoutherncoast.Itis61themainlandbytheAtlanticCoastalWaterway.It’sapleasantseasidetown.Frommypointofview,therewereno62thattheseaheremightnotalwaysbethe63neighbor.

64,ashortwalkalongthebeachquicklyprovidedadifferent65.Justafewdozenyardsaway,hugesandbagswere66,guardinganumberofhomesfromthesea.AsI67walking,Isoonfoundmyselfinfrontofhomesthatwerebuiltactuallyabovethewavesathightide.

Ipassedawomanwalkingherdogandaskedheraboutthe68.“Thereusedtobetwostreetsofhousesinfrontofthesehomes,”shetoldme.“Now,theyareoceanfront.”

It69thehomesattheeastendofOceanIsleBeachwerevictimsofcoastalerosion,whichis70atmostbeachesinNorthCarolinaandthroughtheworld.Anerodingbeachcan71severalfeetofsandayear.

ThecaseofOceanIsleBeach72akeysituationaboutsealevelrise:

sinceitoccursrelatively73,itcanbeeasytothinkit’snot74.ButasclimatescientistJoshWillistoldme,“Ifyouarenot75it,you’rejustnotlookingintherightplace.”

“Thankstosatellite76,weknowthatsealevelisrisingabout3.3millimetersayear,a77thatgrowsbyanother1millimeterperyeareverydecadeorso,”Willissaid.“Wecan’treally78afewmillimetersofsealevelriseayearjustbylookingatthe79becauseofwaves,tides,etc,butwecandefinitelyseethe80ofitbothintheshortandlongterm.”

61．A．connectedwithB．farfromC．separatedfromD．locatedin

62．A．cluesB．reasonC．symbolD．difference

63．A．disappointedB．friendlyC．embarrassedD．horrible

64．A．ThereforeB．HoweverC．MoreoverD．Otherwise

65．A．consequenceB．solutionC．conclusionD．insight

66．A．piledhighB．thrownaroundC．takenawayD．brokenup

67．A．stoppedB．insistedonC．continuedD．hated

68．A．churchesB．villagesC．cottagesD．homes

69．A．turnsoutB．breaksdownC．setsoutD．showsup

70．A．rareB．plainC．commonD．ordinary

71．A．collectB．loseC．accumulateD．abandon

72．A．illustratesB．interpretsC．indicatesD．