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浙江高考英语完形填空精选精炼及答案

2016浙江高考英语完形填空精选精炼

（1）及答案

Elainewasasaleswoman，whodrovealloverthecityfivedaysaweek.Whenallthefreewaylaneswereatadeadstop，shewoulddrivequicklyalongtheemergencylane.Whiledrivingsheusually__1__onhercellphone，drinkingasodaoreatingasandwich—herhands，legsandmouthwerealways__2__whileshewasdriving.

Lastnightshegot__3__inFridayeveningrushhour.Shewasgoingtobe__4__forherdate.Shewasalready__5__whenthingsseemedtobegettingworseandallthetrafficstopped.Elainedrove__6__overtotheemergencylane.Soonshesawtheredflashinglightsinthemirror.Shehadto__7__hercar.Agoodlookingofficerwalkedup.

“Officer，myboyfriendleftmeafterhegotmepregnant.Ihaveconstantmorningsickness.I’mjusttryingtogettotheneareststoretobuymy__8__.”Shelookedattheofficerwith__9__eyes.

Helookedatherpitifully，thensaid__10__，“Okay，ma’am.Takethefirstexit.Ihopeyou’llbefeelingbetter.”

TheofficerwalkedbacktohiscarandElainedroveon.Thiswasthesecondtimethat__11__hadworkedforher.Shehadonemorethingtodobeforeshegothome.Shehadtomailapackage.Whenshegottotheshoppingmallat7pm，noparkingwas__12__，exceptforthehandicappedspace.Elainedroverightintoit.Shewouldonlybeaminute，sheshehadtodowas__14__thepostoffice，getthepackage__15__，andpaytheclerk.

Fortunately，therewasno__16__inthestore.Everythingwasdoneso__17__thatshewaswhistlingwhileshewalkedbackouttohercar.Thenshewasanenvelopeonthewindshield（挡风玻璃）．Sheopeneditslowly.Sheknew__19__itwas，butnothowmuchitwas.Shescreamedwhenshesawdogstartedbarking.

1.A.depended　　B．CarriedC．talked　D．sold

2．A.full　　B．open

C．free　　D．busy

3．A.stuck　　B．hurt

C．annoyed　　D．punished

4．A.late　　B．ready

C．excited　　D．mad

5．A.satisfied　　　B．angry

C．exhausted　　D．calm

6．A.reluctantly　　B．immediately

C．guiltily　　D．gratefully

7．A.stop　　　B．start

C．discard　　D．speed

8．　　B．ticket

C．medicine　　D．package

9．　　B．aggressive

C．addicted　　D．proud

10．A.softly　　B．rudely

C．strictly　　D．skeptically

11．A.officer　　B．excuse

C．driver　　D．mistake

12．A.adoptable　　B．accessible

C．acceptable　　D．available

13．A.theclerk　　B．theguard

C．theworker　　D．herself

14．A.takeout　　B．getout

C．runinto　　D．pushinto

15．A.weighed　　B．printed

C．repaired　　D．paid

16．A.car　　B．line

C．police　　D．service

17．A.quickly　　B．slowly

C．strangely　　D．quietly

18．A.talking　　　B．driving

C．thinking　　D．whistling

19．A.how　　B．why

C．what　　D．that

20．　　B．order

C．amount　　D．invitation

【语篇解读】　本文主要讲述了在晚上回家的途中发生在女推销员Elaine身上的事情。

1.解析　她在开车时通常打电话、喝苏打汽水或吃三明治。

talk（tosb.）onone’scellphone意为“用手机（和某人）通话”。

答案　C

2.解析　在开车时她的手、腿和嘴巴总是闲不住。

busy忙碌的，符合语境。

答案　D

3.解析　昨晚她赶上了周五晚上的交通高峰期。

getstuckin意为陷入……。

答案　A

4.解析　她的约会要迟到了。

belatefor迟到，符合语境。

答案　A

5.解析　就在事情似乎变得更糟糕，所有的交通都停止的时候，她已经生气了。

angry生气的，发怒的。

答案　B

6.解析　Elaine立即（immediately）将车开上应急车道。

此空与文章第一段第二句中的“quickly”相呼应。

答案　B

7.解析　她不得不将车停（stop）下。

答案　A

8.解析　她说她只是想到最近的商店买点儿药（medicine）。

答案　C

9.解析　她用无辜的（innocent）眼神望着那名警官。

答案　A

10.解析　他满怀同情地看着她，温和地（softly）说：

“那行，女士。

走第一个出口吧。

我希望你会好起来。

”答案　A

11.解析　这是那个借口（excuse）第二次奏效了。

答案　B

12.解析　当她晚上7点钟到达购物中心的时候，除了残疾人专区外，已没有可供使用的（available）泊车位。

答案　D

13.解析　她告诉自己，只会停一分钟。

反身代词herself在此作told的宾语。

答案　D

14.解析　她要做的就是跑进（runinto）邮局，将包裹称重（weighed），并付钱给工作人员。

答案　C

15.解析　参见上题解析。

答案　A

16.解析　幸运的是，不需要排队。

line队伍，行列，符合语境。

答案　B

17.解析　一切都做得很快（quickly）以至于她往回走向汽车时竟吹起了口哨。

答案　A

18.解析　她停止吹口哨（whistling）。

答案　D

19.解析　她知道那是什么（what），但她不知道是多少。

答案　C

20.解析　当她看到罚单上的金额（amount）时，她尖叫起来。

答案　C

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

Passage1

InabakeryIheardaladysayherfootwashurtingandthatshewasgoingtocallacab.WhenwalkingbackhomeIsawheroutsidethestore,probably21foracab.

Iaskedherwhereshewasgoing.Shetoldmeaplacewhichwasactuallyonthe22tothecraftstoreI’dbe23to.SoIaskedherto24thecabandI’dgiveheraride.Tomy__25,shesaidokaywithout26.IwonderifI’dhavebeenso27ifastrangermademethesameoffer!

Whereshewasgoingwas28onthewaytowhereIwasgoing.Itwassucha29__interaction.Buttherewasmore!

WhenIhad30whatIwentforandwaswaitingatthecheckout,thewomanbehindmesaidshehadacoupon（优惠券）for50%offany31inthestore.Shegaveittomebecauseshehada（an）32one!

Ithankedandgavehera33card.

Theysay“Whatgoesaroundcomesaround”,butsometimesitishardtoseehowthat34__asthereisoftena“manifestation（显现）delay”.Eachaction35aripple（涟漪）thateventually36backtous,butsometimesitismuch37soweforgettheirconnection.

Todaythecausesandeffectshaveappearedinalinkablemannerwherein38I’malsoopeningmyselftoreceivinggifts,noworinthefuture.Icanlearnsomuchfromothersastohow__39theyaretoreceiveinawayImightnothavebeenif40thesamegift.

21.A.caringB.waitingC.applyingD.ordering

22.A.leftB.rightC.carriageD.way

23.A.drivingB.leadingC.walkingD.pulling

24.A.takeB.postponeC.cancelD.charge

25.A.sadnessB.amazementC.respectD.disappointment

26.A.hesitationB.aimC.doubtD.delay

27.A.enthusiasticB.invitingC.trustingD.puzzled

28.A.veryB.universallyC.surelyD.right

29.A.shamefulB.beautifulC.carefulD.frightful

30.A.pickedupB.putupC.gaveupD.wentup

31.A.loadB.demandC.limitD.item

32.A.familiarB.devotedC.extraD.important

33.A.postB.smileC.noteD.paper

34.A.sharesB.compromisesC.recognizesD.works

35.A.createsB.freezesC.shipsD.affects

36.A.putsB.holdsC.comesD.keeps

37.A.easierB.funnierC.laterD.swifter

38.A.givingB.appreciatingC.persuadingD.demanding

39.A.closeB.openC.confidentD.anxious

40.A.broughtB.learnedC.bookedD.offered

Passage1：

21-25：

BDACB26-30:

ACDBA31-35DCBDA36-40CCABD

Passage2

IhavealwayslivedinIndia,andwasrecentlytravelingfromMumbaitoJaipurforwork.Arrivingattheairport__41__,Iwasaskedtohangoutinthewaitingarea__42__,withoutmuchelsetodo,Idecidedtocheckoutthegiftshop.AsIwalkedaroundthestore,IsawtwoAmerican__43__havinganaponarecliner（躺椅）outside.Itlookedasiftheyhadbeenattheairportforhours,andIfeltIhadtodosomethingtohelpeasetheir__44__.

Ilookedaroundthestoreforafewmoments,and__45__purchasingamedium-sizedstuffedbytoywhichlookedlikethecartooncharacterSpongeBobSquarePants（thoughitwasorangeinsteadofthenormalyellow）.Iaskedtheowneroftheshopfora__46__andapenandwrote,“Whenyougetup__47__thismakesyousmile,itwould__48__theworldtome.Haveagoodtripandanawesomeexperience.”

Iwalked__49__towardsthetwowomenandplacedthetoyandthenotenexttothem.Notwantingtoshockon__50__them,Itriedtobeasslowaspossible,butinmy__51__tofleethescene,oneofthemwokeupand__52__meintheact.Atfirstwhenshelookedatme,I__53__:

maybeshethinksI’mathief__54__whenshelookedatthesofttoyandthenote,shebrightenedup,asifthiswasthe__55__thinganyonehadeverdoneforher.“Isthisforme”sheasked.Igaveherahuge__56__andnodded.

Shewassoexcited!

Foraminute,itdidn’tfeellikewewere__57__anymore.Ishookhandswithher,andhersmile__58__myday.Iwalkedawaywithnothingbut__59__forher,andcametofeelthat,eventhoughwewerefrom__60__places,shewasjustlikeme.

41.A.directlyB.earlyC.hurriedlyD.late

42.A.whichB.whatC.thatD.where

43.A.menB.boysC.girlsD.women

44.A.waitB.sadnessC.timeD.thought

45.A.cameaboutB.endedupC.focusedonD.stuckto

46.A.bookB.paperC.noteD.pencil

47.A.whenB.ifC.althoughD.as

48.A.giveB.passC.takeD.mean

49.A.quietlyB.anxiouslyC.happilyD.unbelievably

50.A.wakeB.troubleC.disturbD.encourage

51.A.dreamB.tryC.attemptD.track

52.A.sawB.remindedC.caughtD.greeted

53.A.desiredB.worriedC.screamedD.feared

54.A.ButB.SoC.BecauseD.However

55.A.fittestB.lastC.bestD.first

56.A.handshakeB.presentC.laughD.smile

57.A.strangersB.passengersC.passers-byD.tourists

58.A.cheeredB.foundC.madeD.took

59.A.loveB.appreciationC.kindnessD.satisfaction

60.A.sameB.farawayC.strangeD.different

Passage2：

41-45BDDAB46-50CBDAA51-55CCBAC56-60DACBD

Passage3

Afewyearsago,onaflightIfortunatelymetwithapsychologist,DanGilbert.Hewasveryhumorous,andwetalkedalot.Iwascompletely21.Hewasinterestedinthequestionsthatwe22butneverhavetheopportunityto23.NowGilberthaswrittenabookStumblingonHappiness.Readingit24meofthatplaneridelongago.Itisa25toreadhisbook.Gilbertischarmingand26.Hehasarare27formakingverycomplicatedideascome28.

StumblingonHappinessisabookaboutaverysimple29powerfulidea.Whatdistinguishesusfromotheranimalsisourabilitytopredictthefuture,30,ourinterestinpredictingthefuture.Wespendmuchtime31whatitwouldbelike.WhyItiswhatallowsusto32ourlife.Itisbytryingtoapplysomecontroloverourfutures33weattempttobe34.Butbyanyobjectivemeasure,wearereally35atthatpredictivefunction.We’reterribleatknowinghowwewillfeeltomorrow,andevenworseat36whatwillbringushappiness.Gilbert37toexplainwhywearesoterrible.Inmakinghiscase,Gilbertwalksus38aseriesofattractingfactsaboutthewayourmindssupposeIreallyshould