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高考英语二轮专题复习突破完形填空23

2014届高考英语二轮专题复习突破：

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1.

NickwasnotthekindofboyIhadexpectedtospendmysummerwith.Iwashopingtohavea36thissummerbeforemybusysenioryear,butmymotheraskedmetodohera37.Oneofhercolleaguesneededafull-time38.“Youplannedtovolunteeratthelocalhospital,whynotvolunteerto39toNickinstead?

”Thenshetoldmethatthissix-year-oldboywasnota40child.

Nickwasalovelylittleboywhosufferedfrommanydisorders.Normalday-carecentreswouldnot41him.Asababy,hehadseriousearinfectionswhichlefthimwithequilibrium（平衡）problems.Hecouldn’t42orrunproperly.Iwas43ifIwastotakethejobwhenmymother44,“Don’tyouwanttobeanurseinthefuture?

Idoubtifyouevenhavethe45.”

ThenItoldherIwas46forthejob.

Thedaystartedat7:

00a.m.Nickwasmywake-upcall!

Withsomuchenergyandverylittle47,hewasquiteamix.

Atthepark,whenhesawalltheotherchildrenplayonthejunglegymandswings,theboy’sface48up—Howhewishedhebelongedtothegroupofhisage!

Youwouldthinkitwouldbe49togetachildtogodownaslide.Believeme,itwasn’t!

Ittookhimalotoftime.Butwithpatienceandsupport.Nicktookonestepuptheslideeachday.Weworkedtogethertofacehis50andgraduallyhegotclosertotakingtheslideofhislife.

Halfwaythroughthesummer,he51ittothetopoftheslide.Withmyarmsholdinghimtightly,weflewdowntheslide!

Iwaitedforhis52.Afterrealizingthathewassafeandsound,hegavemeabig53andasked,“MayIgodownagainalone?

”

IhadneverbeenhappierinmylifewhenIsawthislittlechildclimbtheladderandenjoywhatotherchildren54forgranted.

This55childtaughtmethatbeinganursemeansrespect,kindnessandpatience.

36.A.relaxationB.courseC.projectD.grade

37.A.serviceB.businessC.favourD.trade

38.A.waitressB.nurseC.guardD.guide

39.A.protectB.assistC.comfortD.attend

40.A.naughtyB.normalC.cleverD.happy

41.A.admitB.receiveC.adoptD.accept

42.A.walkB.playC.standD.speak

43.A.wonderingB.hesitatingC.questioningD.doubting

44.A.suggestedB.arguedC.commentedD.challenged

45.A.energyB.faithC.courageD.time

46.A.readyB.sorryC.gratefulD.eager

47.A.awarenessB.knowledgeC.balanceD.control

48.A.delightedB.cheeredC.shutD.lit

49.A.demandingB.interestingC.simpleD.flexible

50.A.worriesB.fearsC.chancesD.situations

51.A.madeB.gotC.managedD.climbed

52.A.laughterB.answerC.reactionD.greeting

53.A.clapB.kissC.welcomeD.surprise

54.A.playB.doC.enjoyD.take

55.A.specialB.smartC.luckyD.miserable

2.

Anacrobatic（杂技的）masterperformedatightrope（钢丝）walkbetweentwomountains,whichattractedthousandsofpeople.

Whenthe11started,hewenttooneendofthetightrope,12straightatthegoalahead,withopenarms,walkingslowlystepbysteptotheoppositesideofthemountain.Immediately,theaudience13loudapplause.

“Ifmyhandsaretied,doyoualsobelieveIcan14?

”heaskedtheaudience.15,somepeopledidn’tbelieve,butinordertoknowthe16,theysaid,“Webelieveyou!

”

Then,hehadhishandstiedwitharopeandwalkedpast17.

Helookedaroundandsaid，“IfI'mblindfolded（蒙着眼睛的）withmyhandstied，doyou18believeIcangopast?

”

Thistime，thepeoplesaidwithout19，“Webelieveyou!

”

Inthisway，hiseyeswere20withablackcloth．Hemovedslowlytothetightropeandwalkedalongitinchbyinch．Thistime，hewentpastonceagain．Theaudienceburstinto21．

Then，he22achildandaskedallthepeople.“IfIputhimonmyshoulders23I'mblindfoldedwithmyhandstiedaswell，doyoustillbelieveIcanmakeit？

”Allthepeoplerepliedbefore24，“Webelieveyou!

”“Iaskyouagain，doyoureallybelieveme?

”“Yes，webelieveyoucompletely!

”

Then，hesaid，“Wellthen,sinceyoubelieveme，25mychildwithyours.Whowill?

”Allofasudden，theaudiencefell26．Thesilencelastedfornearlytenminutes．Aftertenminutes，theacrobaticmastersaidnothing，justputthechildonhisshouldersandwalkedpastalongthetightrope．Sureenough，thistimehe27oncemore．

Facedwiththingsfarfromtheirown28，peoplecanoftenmakejudgmentseasilyandquickly，butonceinvolvedin（牵涉）it，mostofpeople“cannot29it　clearly”.Onlythosewhoarereallyconfident，likethemasterinthetightropewalk,canstay30atanytime．

11．A．talentB．playC．programD．show

12．A．steppingB．staringC．wanderingD．pointing

13．A．brokeintoB．cameintoC．gaveoffD．sentout

14．A．getthroughB．walkdownC．goacrossD．passaround

15．A．FinallyB．ActuallyC．HopefullyD．Especially

16．A．resultB．experienceC．challengeD．trick

17．A．slightlyB．1uckilyC．smoothlyD．nervously

18．A．evenB．justC．alwaysD．still

19．A．difficultyB．hesitationC．concernD．mercy

20．A．blockedB．hiddenC．coveredD．equipped

21．A．cheersB．joyC．tearsD．1aughter

22．A．choseB．supportedC．pushedD．held

23．A．tillB．beforeC．whileD．since

24．A．arguingB．thinkingC．refusingD．wondering

25．AexchangeB．compareC．takeD．treat

26．A．silentB．noisyC．doubtfulD．anxious

27．A．wonB．walkedC．actedD．succeeded

28．A．childrenB．fearsC．interestsD．performances

29．A．senseB．seeC．understandD．realize

30．A．awakeB．encouragedC．patientD．focused

3.

Cherishnownolongermissed

John,afamousmusician,tookhispricelessantiquezither（齐特琴）andplayeditinthecrowdedsubwaystation.Themusicemanatingfrom（来自）thezitherwasdelicatelystreamingthroughoutthewhole11.However,duringtheone-hourplay,onlysixorsevenpeopleweretruly12thecharmingmusic.Johnonlygot52dollarsforhisworkthatday.

However,innormaldays,whenJohnisabouttoholda13,oneticketcanbesoldatmorethan100dollarsanditisextremely14tobuyaticketevenatsuchahighprice.Therefore,later,manypassers-byinthestationthatdayfeltdeeply15fornotrecognizingthefamousmusicianandmissingsuchvaluablebut16musicfeast.

Ihaveavery17friendwhohadtotallychangedafterknowingthathiswife18anacuteillness.Hecookedbyhimselfforthefamilyandtookawalkwithhiswifeeveryday.Nonetheless,hiswifestilldidnotmanageto19theillnessandpassedawayafterthreemonths.Afterthat,heoftensighed20thatduetohispastbusylife,hehadmissedalotofbeautifultimewithhiswife.Butnow,itis21tomakeupforit.

Itisnousecryingoverspiltmilk.Wehave22alotofpreciousthingsinourlifewithoutknowinghowto23them.Actually,Ialsomissedsomething24before.Thereasonissimple:

wehadthoughtthatwecouldstillownthemtomorrow.

Nevertheless,tomorrowisactually25reliable.TherewasafamousBuddhistmonksayingthatinmanypeople’slives,theyhaveonlydonetwothings:

waitingand26.Theresultisthattheywerealwaystoolatetocherish27theyhadbeforetheylostit.Wewouldoftenclaimtodosomethingwhenwe28,orwhenwehavemoneyorwhenwebecomeold,etc.However,whenwereachthe29,wecouldnolongerrealizeour30,becausewehavelostitbythen.

11.A.hallB.stationC.squareD.busstop

12.A.appreciatingB.listeningC.creatingD.discussing

13.A.meetingB.partyC.debateD.concert

14.A.easyB.convenientC.possibleD.difficult

15.A.excitedB.disappointedC.regretfulD.worried

16.A.specialB.cheapC.deliciousD.wonderful

17.A.lazyB.socialC.busyD.optimistic

18.A.putupwithB.camedownwithC.cameupwithD.endupwith

19.A.cureB.diagnoseC.attackD.conquer

20.A.miserablyB.helpfullyC.mercifullyD.slightly

21.A.necessaryB.absoluteC.impossibleD.beneficial

22.A.missedB.madeC.inventedD.contributed

23.A.cherishB.applyC.conserveD.convey

24.A.importantB.preciousC.positiveD.negative

25.A.tosomedegreeB.onthewayC.atalltimesD.bynomeans

26.A.regrettingB.rewardingC.demandingD.expecting

27.A.whichB.thatC.whatD.when

28.A.getupB.setupC.growupD.makeup

29.A.stationB.conditionC.agreementD.destination

30.A.dangerB.mistakeC.purposeD.wish

4.

Oneeffectivewayofdestroyinghappinessistolookatsomethingandfocusoneventhesmallestfault.It’slikelookingatthetiled（铺瓦的）ceilingandconcentratingonthespacewhereonetileis1.

OnceIheardabaldmansaid,“WheneverIenteraroom,allIseeishair.”Onceyou’ve2whatyourmissingtileis,explorewhetheracquiringitwill3makeyouhappy.Thendooneofthethreethings:

getit,replaceitwithadifferent4,orforgetaboutitand5thetilesinyourlifethatarenotmissing.

Weallknowpeoplewhohavehadarelatively6life,yetareessentiallyunhappy,whilepeoplewhohavesufferedagreatdealgenerallyremainhappy.

Thefirst7isgratitude.Allhappypeoplearegrateful.Ungratefulpeoplecannotbehappy.Wetendtothinkthatbeingunhappyleadspeopleto8,butit’struertosaythatcomplainingleadstopeoplebecomingunhappy.

Thesecondsecretisawareness.Weshould9thathappinessisabyproduct（副产品）ofsomethingelse.Themostobvious10arethosepursuits（追求）thatgiveourlivespurpose---anythingfromstudyinginsectstoplayingbaseball.Themorepassionswehave,themorehappinessweare11toexperience.

Finally,thebeliefthatsomethingpermanentgoesbeyondusandthatour12hassomelargermeaningcanhelpustofeelh