高三英语 语法与综合 完形填空.docx

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高三英语语法与综合完形填空

2019-2020年高三英语语法与综合完形填空

“I’llpaintanyanimalinthe6ofyourownhome,”AmyTurnersays.“Wouldn’tyoulikeanicepictureofyourlovedone?

I’vehad7ofdogs,cats,parrots,prizebulls.…”“Prizebulls!

”Ican’t8lookingupanddownourstreet.The9ofanyofmyneighbours10bullsintheirbackgardensmakesmesmile.“Idon’thaveanyanimals,”Isayaswelookpasteachother,Shemustbe11somelittlecatordogwoulderunningdownthehalltogivethegameaway12itisthefirstchanceI’vehadto13theairoutside.Itisoneofthosespringmorningswhenyouwakeupandfindwinter’sgone.Eventhecamelliainthegarden14hasfloweredovernight,pinkblossomswhichlookshocking15thequietgreensandgreys.“Whyareyoustillinyourdressinggown?

”Amysays,turningher16backme.“It’snearlylunchtime.Areyouill?

”“I’mfine,”I17.I’mnotgoingtotellastrangerI’vejustbeensickinthetoiletupstairsandwouldstillbe18myfingersdownmythroatifthedoorbellhadn’trung.ButnowI’mnotsurewhattodonext.Amyisstillstandingthere.Shedoesn’tseemtothinkthatnothavingapetisagoodenough19.“I’mstarving,”shesaysandIsmilepolitely,noddingthe20youdobeforeyousaygoodbye.1．A．side-by-sideB．little-by-littleC．back-and-forthD．door-to-door2．A．anordinaryB．aprofessionalC．agreenD．aserious3．A．evenB．everC．justD．simple4．A．putB．touchC．placeD．run5．A．anexcuseB．adealC．anexplanationD．anopinion6．A．interestB．fortC．hopeD．honour7．A．experienceB．picturesC．feelingD．sense8．A．avoidB．enjoyC．helpD．appreciate9．A．ideaB．thoughtC．sightD．touch10．A．keepingB．sellingC．buyingD．training11．A．wishingB．thinkingC．meaningD．supposing12．A．whenB．andC．asD．but13．A．smellB．breatheC．feelD．take14．A．besidesB．nearC．oppositeD．farther15．A．atB．withC．forD．against16．A．mindB．eyeC．attentionD．heart17．A．refuseB．agreeC．tellD．lie18．A．stickingB．liftingC．leavingD．closing19．A．causeB．resultC．excuseD．fault20．A．directionB．wayC．headD．work（十）Itwasahalf-milewalkfromoursmallhousetothebeachroad,wherethe1___wouldbewaitingforus.ButthatmorningJanetwasmuchworse.Shecouldn’tmake2___walk.AndIcouldn’tcarryher.Thepathtothebeachwassteepandnarrowand3atthewater‘sedge.Iwasastrangerfarfromhome.Ididn’tknow4toturnforhelp.ButIneededitbadly.IhurrieddowntothebeachandIfoundhelp.Fourfishermenwereabouttogooutfortheirmorning5.Itoldthemaboutmysicklittlesister.Couldtheyhelpmegetherdownthe6?

Ihardlygotthewordsoutofmymouth7theydraggedtheirboatbackontothesand.Theyclimbedthehillwithme.OnelookedatJanetandthey8theirheads.Theytalkedsoftlytooneanother.“9sicktositinachair,”onesaid.“Bettercarryher10inbed,”saidanother.Anironcot（儿童床）11alongthecliff!

Iwasfrightened.Howcouldtheydoit?

12thementoldmenottoworry.“Trulyeasy,truly13”theysaid.Theytiedaropetoeachlegofthecot.Eachofthemthrewarope14hisshoulderandheldtheendinonehand.Iunderstoodwhattheymeanttodo.15theycarriedthecotdownthepath,theywouldusetheropestokeepthecot16.Butwhatifoneofthemenslippedandlosthisbalance?

Whatwouldhappentohim–totheothers-to17?

Themenjustsmiledatmyalarm.“That18willmakeusevenmorecareful.”Theysaid.Themenwentdownthepath.Every19wasacarefulone.Alwaysthecotwaslevel,withneverabump.Whentheyreachedthebeachroad,theyquietlyliftedJanetintothetaxi.20,theystretchedheroutonthebackseat.WemadethemorningtrainforTokyo.AndthereanambulancewaswaitingtotakeJanettothehospital.ThedoctortoldmethatIhadgotmylittlegirltherejustintime.Janetwouldbeallrightsoon.1．A．doctorsB．taxiC．boatD．fishermen2．A．aB．herC．thisD．that3．A．onlyB．muchC．rightD．straight4．A．howB．whatC．whereD．when5．A．catchB．trainC．exercisesD．help6．A．roadB．wayC．pathD．drive7．A．whenB．whileC．afterD．before8．A．shookB．noddedC．heldupD．dropped9．A．VeryB．TooC．SoD．Truly10．A．sittingB．lyingC．kneelingD．standing11．A．tookB．broughtC．liftedD．carried12．A．AndB．ButC．ThenD．So13．A．interestingB．excitingC．dangerousD．safe14．A．overB．onC．throughD．across15．A．AsB．BecauseC．BeforeD．Since16．A．smoothB．unchangedC．levelD．unmoved17．A．meB．JanetC．themselvesD．the-cot18．A．chanceB．matterC．problemD．time19．A．walkB．stepC．footD．pace20．A．AnxiouslyB．QuicklyC．NervouslyD．Carefully（十一）Insomecities,workaholism（废寝忘食工作）issomonthatpeopledon’tconsideritunusual.Theyacceptthelifestyleas1.GovernmentworkersinWashington,D.C.,2,frequentlyworksixtytoseventyhoursaweek.Theydon’tdothisbecausetheyhaveto;theydoitbecausethey3to.Workaholismcanbea4problem.Becausetrueworkaholicswouldratherworkthandoanythingelse,they5havenoideaofhowtorelax;thatis,theymightnot6movies,sports,orothertypesofentertainment.Mostofall,they7tositanddonothing.Thelivesofworkaholicsareusuallystressful,andthistension（紧张）andworrycancause8problemssuchasheartattacksandstomachdiseases.9,typicalworkaholicsdon’tpaymuchattentiontotheirfamilies.Theirmarriagesmayendin10astheyspendlittletimewiththeirfamilies.Isworkaholism11dangerous?

Perhapsnot.Thereare,certainly,peoplewhowork12understress.Somestudiesshowthatmanyworkaholicshavegreatenergyandinterestinwork.Theyfeel13issopleasurablethattheyareactuallyveryhappy.Formostworkaholics,workandentertainmentarethesamething.Theirjobs14themwithachallenge;thiskeepsthembusyandcreative.15doworkaholicsenjoytheirjobssomuch?

Thereareseveral16towork.Ofcourse,itprovidespeoplewithpaychecks,andthisisimportant.Butitoffers17financialsecurity.Itprovidespeoplewithself-confidence（自信心）;theyhaveafeelingofsatisfaction18theyhaveproducedachallengingpieceofworkandareabletosay“I19it”.Psychologists（心理学家）claimthattheirworkgivespeopleanidentity（自身价值）.Aftertheytakepartinwork,they20asenseofselfandindividualism.1．A．strangeB．boringC．pleasantD．normal2．A．forexampleB．ontheotherhandC．what’smoreD．afterall3．A．agreeB．promiseC．dareD．want4．A．slightB．seriousC．obviousD．difficult5．A．stillB．probablyC．certainlyD．mostly6．A．affordB．enjoyC．watchD．allow7．A．dreamB．decideC．intendD．hate8．A．physicalB．culturalC．socialD．mental9．A．ThereforeB．HoweverC．AnywayD．Besides10．A．happinessB．silenceC．failureD．surprise11．A．sometimesB．alwaysC．seldomD．hardly12．A．sadlyB．differentlyC．efficientlyD．slowly13．A．studyB．familyC．lifeD．work14．A．equipB．packC．provideD．fill15．A．WhenB．WhyC．HowD．Where16．A．factorsB．advantagesC．stepsD．ways17．A．nomoreB．moreorlessC．nomorethanD．morethan18．A．whenB．beforeC．unlessD．until19．A．valuedB．failedC．caughtD．made20．A．giveB．loseC．getD．need（十二）Animalsperformmanyusefulandamusingjobs．Dogsareparticularlyvaluableinguidingtheblind,1property，finding2people，andhuntingcriminals．Horsesareusedinguardingherds，carryingmeninlandswheretherearenoroads，andhelpingfarmersworktheirland．Pigeons3tocarrymessage．Wildanimalsfromthejungles，forestsandseasareverypopularperformersin4andmotionpictures．Peoplerealizethat,5animalsmaynothavethesameintelligenceas6，theyaresmartenoughtolearncertainthings．Thefirstthingadogistaughtisto7．Itshouldnot8too1ongforhimtolearnmands．Simpleorders，suchas“sit，liedown，staythere，ehere，”cane9betaughtbyachild．Trainingadogtobeawatchdogoftenproducesunexpectedresults．Somedogsquicklylearnthedifference10unwantedpeopleandfriends．Thisis11theirmasterswelefriendsandinvitethemintotheirhouses．However，somedogswillalways12thepostmanwhoesto13letters．0neexplanationforthisbehavioristhat，althoughthepostmanestothehouseoftenhenever14thehouse．Therefore，thedogthinksthepostmanissomeone15isnotwanted，butkeeps16backanyway．Dogsareextremelyusefulas17forblindpeople．Whenadoghasbeenproperlytrained，hewillleadhisblindmasterintherightdirectionandkeephim18danger．Forexample，seeingeyedogs19abusyroadwhencarsareing，20theirmastersmandthemtodoso．1．A．savingB．helpingC．makingD．protecting2．A．1ostB．1osingC．1ossD．missed3．A．havelongusedB．havelongbeenusedC．have1ongbeenusingD．are1ongbeingused4．A．cinemasB．theatresC．museumsD．circuses（马戏）5．A．althoughB．asC．sinceD．because6．A．meB．humanthingsC．hamanbeingsD．students7．A．obeyB．mandC．doD．study8．A．spendB．takeC．useD．want9．A．stillB．thoughC．enoughD．even10．A．fromB．betweenC．amongD．with11．A．becauseofB．duetoC．whyD．because12．A．beatB．protestC．attackD．eat13．A．deliver（送）B．giveC．postD．fetch14．A．entersB．entersintoC．getsD．arrivesto15．A．heB．whoC．whomD．which16．A．eB．toeC．ingD．iting17．A．paniesB．panionsC．menD．colleagues18．A．outfromB．outC．out0fD．outby19．A．1earnnevertoacrossB．1earntonevercrossC．neverlearntocrossD．1earnnevertocross20．A．evenB．ifC．evenifD．because（十三）Theprofessor’shouse，biganduntidy，stoodaloneatoneendofahugegarden．Theplacewastotallyuncaredfor，quite1andovergrownwithallsortsofuselessthings．I2mywaythroughbushesandtallweedstothefrontdoorandrangthebell．IWasgladthatIhadfoundhim．Intwentyminuteshe3merightonallthe4t