全国高考最后冲刺回归基础之英语语法填空20篇原卷和答案.docx

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全国高考最后冲刺回归基础之英语语法填空20篇原卷和答案

2020全国高考最后冲刺回归基础之英语语法填空20篇（原卷和答案）

Passage1

BEIJING（AssociatedPress）！

Chinahas1.growingmiddleclass,atraditionofexpectingeducationand21millionnewbabieseveryyear.2.（sell）educationaltoysshouldbeeasy.

WhileChinamaybetheworld’s3.（big）toymaker,muchofthebest4.（export）.Department5.（store）heredonothaveenoughhighqualitytoys.Itissaid6.thedemandforeducationaltoysislow.AUScompany,BabyCare,7.（try）tochangethatwithanewwaytoselltoysinChina.BabyCareworks8.（basic）togetherwithdoctorsinBeijinghospitals.Peoplewhojointhecompany’smother’sclubgetlecturesandnewslettersonbabyandchild9.（develop）atnoextracost—10.theyagreetospend18dollarsamonthonthecompany’seducationaltoysandchildcarebooks.

Passage2

Goodmorning,ladiesandgentlemen.Welcometoouruniversity.TheUniversityofBradfordisproud1.itsfameformakingstudentsfromothercountriesfeelwelcome.27%ofourpresentpostgraduatestudentscomefromoutsidetheEU,2.（study）coursesanddoingresearchacrossalltheuniversity’s3.（department）.Thepresenceofsomanystudentsfromsomanydifferentcountriesandcultures4.（help）tocreateanenvironmentforeveryoneintheuniversity.Bradfordalsohas5.longtraditionofattractingpeoplefromothercountries,manyof6.havesettledhere.Therearelargecommunities7.（origin）fromEasternEurope,theWestIndiesandEastAfrica.MostinternationalstudentsquicklyfeelathomeinBradford.8.youthinkyouwouldliketostudyinEngland,andattheUniversityofBradfordinparticular,youshouldreadthisstatementcarefullytoseewhichcoursesinterestyou.Thepagesinthissectionwillthengiveyousomeextrainformationwhichyoumightfindhelpful.Onceyou9.（apply）,wewillsendyoufulldetailsofthebestwaytogettoBradford,andthearrangementswewillmakeforyourfirstfewdays.Idohopethatyouwilllikewhatwehaveoffered,andthatyouwilldecidetoapply10.（get）educatedinBradford.Ifyouacceptoneofourcoursesortotakeupresearch,Icanmakeitcertainthattheuniversitywillmakeyourtimewithusasrewardingaspossiblewitheveryeffort.

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When16yearold,Johnfirstenteredhighschoolfouryearsago,heworkedveryhard 1.alwaysgotverygoodgrades.Besides,hewasveryactiveinsports.2.（get）upveryearlyeverymorningtopractiserunning,henever3.（take）theschoolbustoschool,healwaysranthere.Heevenwonasilvermedalinthe800meterraceattheschool4.（sport）meetingayearago.Asareward,hisparentsboughthim5.computer.Somethingbegantochange.Hestopped6.（get）upearlyandneverrantoschool.Hisinterestinsports7.（sudden）disappeared.Sometimeshegotupsolate8.hewouldmisstheschoolbusandthusdidn’tgotoschool.Soonhisschoolworkbegantosuffer.OnedayinthemiddleofthenighthismotherfoundoutJohnhadplayedthecomputergameslateintothemiddleofthenightever9.hehadhiscomputer.Thishadbadeffectsonhisstudyandhesufferedfromlackofsleep.Thismust10.（stop）.ThenextdayshehadaserioustalkwithJohn.Insteadoftakingawayhiscomputer,shetoldhimhewasoldenoughtolearntocontroloverhimself.Johnwashappyhehadsuchawonderfulmotherandpromisedtocorrecthimself.

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Livingapositivelifehingesonyourability1.（accept）thefactthateverythingis2.（constant）movingforward,awayfromeverythingthatpreviouslyexisted. Notonly3.youhavetoemotionallydetachfromthepast,butyoualsohavetowillinglythrustyourselfforwardinto4.unknown. Youhavetoopenyourselftotryingnewthings,especiallythosethatyoumaypreviouslynever5.（think）ofdoing,orhadbeentoohesitanttoattempt. Thisis6.youopendoorsofopportunityforpositivegrowth.

Somanypeoplelivewithintheconfinesofunhappysituationsandyetrefusetotaketheinitiativetochangetheircircumstances. Theyareconditionedtobelievethattheonlychoiceisthecurrentchoicebecauseit’sthelifetheyknow. 7.（they）comfortzoneblindsthemfromthetruth–thatnothingismoredamagingtothehumanspirit8.amindthatresistsprogressandchange.

Allofyourpersonal9.（grow）andmuchofyourjoyinlifewillcomefromyourencounterswithnewexperiences,andhencethereisnogreatercommitmentthantoembraceanendlessly10.（change）horizon.

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Smilingandlaughingcanhaveapositiveeffect1.yourwell-being,butasyoumakethetransitionfromchildtoadult,youoftentendtolosethehabitofindulginginthesebehaviors.Agoodexampleofthisisa2.（children）playground:

Youoftenseethekidsrunningaround,constantlylaughingandsmiling3.theyenjoylivinginthemoment,whiletheparentssitaroundtheedge,fullofthestressesthatmodernlifecanbring,withtheoccasionalgrin4.（break）theirotherwiseseriousfacialexpressions.Adultscanbenefitfromtakingaleadfromchildrenandmakingmoreroominlifeforsmilingandlaughter.

Research5.（show）thatthereanumberofhealthbenefitscontributedtosmiling6.laughing.Inadditiontoimprovedhealth,thesesimple7.（face）expressionsandcommonhumanbehaviorscanhaveadistinctivepositiveaffectonother8.（factor）allareasofyourlife.Whenyousmileandlaugh,9.numberofphysiologicalchangesoccurinyourbody,10.（most）withoutyoubeingconsciouslyawareofithappening.

Passage6

Spainisfamousforitstomatofestival,1.（call）LaTomatina.IthappensinasmalltownBunolonthelastWednesdayofAugusteveryyear.Duringthefestivalthereareallkindsofactivities,butthemostexcitingpartisthetomatofight.Ittakesplace2.theendoflongcelebration.You3.（encourage）tothrowtomatoesinthefight.There'remanystoriesabouthowthefestivalbegan.Oneofthestories.goes4.duringthe1940's,somefriendsstartedatomatofight,whileanotherstoryisaboutalocalband.Anyway,everyoneinBunolseems5.（have）adifferentstory.

Beforethetomatofight,thereareparades,musicalbands,streetpartiesandsoon.Onthedayofthefight,shop6.（own）covertheirwindowsanddoorsinordertokeepawayfromthetomatofight.Atthesametime,thousandsoftourists7.localpeoplecometothetownsquaretogether.Thenlargetrucksfulloftomatoesarrive.Fromthebackofthelargetrucks,agreattownbandstarttothrowtomatoesatothers.Thenthecrowdsfightback,8.（throw）thetomatoesatanythingandanyone.Soonthestreetsareintheseaofredtomatojuice.

Everyonehastofollowasmallnumberofrules:

Youmustsquashthetomatobeforethrowingitandyouareallowedtothrow9.（something）buttomatoes.Thefightusually10.（last）foranhour.Everyonethensetsofftotherivertoclearup.

Thefightusuallylastsforanhour.Everyonethensetsofftotherivertoclearup.Soundslikefun!

Passage7

Anothercauseofnegativeemotionsandunhappinessarecertainpeopleorsituations. Youprobablyalreadyknow1.thosepeopleare—theyarethe2.（one）whoseemtoonlyseethenegativesidetoeverysituation. Theyareoftenpessimistic,angry,criticaland3.（rare）haveanythingconstructivetosay. Thesepeoplenotonlycreate4.（happy）forthemselves,buttheyalsooftendragdownothersaroundthembyspreadingthisnegative5.（think）‘poison’.

Ifyouwanttobehappy,youhavetoavoidthesepeopleandsituationsasmuch6.possible. Unfortunately,that’snotalwayssoeasy,7.thesepeopleareoftenourfriendsorfamily8.（member）. Soifyoucan’tcompletelyavoidthesepeople,thenit’sworthplanningaheadanddecidinghowyou’lldealwiththeminfuturesituations. Thenexttimeyoufindthembeingnegative,youcouldeitherpolitelytellthemthatyou’dprefernot9.discussthatparticulartopicwiththemandchangethesubject. 10.youcouldtrytoguidethemintomorepositivethinkingbyaskingthemquestionssuchas“howdoyouthinkyoucouldsolvethatproblem?

”.

Don’tallownegativepeopleorsituationstoalsodragyoudownintounhappiness.

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Howyourespondtolife’slittletragediesiswhatshapesyourcharacter. Crap1.（happen）sometimes,you’vegot2.（deal）withitandmoveon. Don’thidefromit. Ifyourdreamsareoutintheworldsomewhereandyou’reinsidehiding,3.onlynewthingsthatwillgatherinyourmindare4.（anxious）andbitterness. Eventuallythatanxietyandbitternesswilleatawayatyouandleavenothingbehind5.anunhappyshellofyourformerself.

Sowhenthecrap6.（hit）thefan,asitsometimeswill,stopandsayitoutloud:

 “I’mOK.”

Besides,theones7.fallandgetuparesomuchstrongerthantheoneswhoneverfell. Oftenit’sthedeepestdifficulties8.empowerhumanbeingstoriseandgrowintotheir9.（happy）selves. Theoneswhowintheraceinthelongrunareusuallynotthequickestorluckiest,buttheoneswho10.（endure）themost. ReadFeeltheFear…andDoItAnyway.

Passage9

Spendtimewithfriendswhoimproveyou.

Youcangothroughlife1.makenewfriendseveryyear–everymonthpractically–butthereisnosubstituteforthefew2.trulyimproveyou.

Thesearen’tthepeoplewhoare3.（simple）nicetoyou;they’retheoneswhohelpyou4.（cover）thethingsthat5.（hold）youback. Insubtleways,theybringideasto6.（you）attentionthatchangeyourlife. Thesefriendsdon’tjustsitbesideyouunknowingly;theyshakeyourworldup,revealyourobstaclesand7.（weak）,andremainbesideyoubecausetheycare.

Friendslikethisare8.（important）peopleyouwillevermeetbecausetheyteardowntheinvisiblewallsyouhavebuiltinyourmind. Inothe