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高考英语完型填空日常生活类

2019高考英语完型填空--日常生活类

李仕才

完型填空----日常生活类

（一）

___41___thefastspeedthattechnologycanmoveat.Butthereisagroupofpeoplewhocannot___42___.

Itisthegroupofpeoplewhoarecaughtupbetweentraditionaland___43___society,sortoflikethemiddlechildintechnologyadvancement---notexactlyoldand___44___change,buttryingveryhardtobecomemodernized,endingupbeing___45___inthemiddle.Theyare40to60yearsoldand___46___thelatestiPhoneorSamsungphoneorHuawei.TheybuyaniPadjust___47___theycanaffordto,andplaythesamegamesonalargerscreen.

Theyarealmostliketheteenagersfiveyearsago,___48___ontheirphoneplayingagameorusingsocialmedia.They’reeverywhere.AndIsawsomethingtodaythatmademeextremely___49___.

Onatrain,amotherwas___50___playingaCandyCrush-likegame.Herdaughterwassmilingbesideher.Thelittlegirl,aboutfiveyearsold,wastalkingtohermotheraboutherday,___51___thenextstop’snamecheerily---withobviouslydesperateattemptstogethermother’s___52___.

Themother?

Allshedidwasnodandsaytheoccasional“mmhm”.Withhereyesonthe___53___,sheconcentratedoncompletingthelevel.Iwatchedthegirlmakeafinal___54___togethermomtolookather,andwhenshefailed,she___55___andfellsilentanddefeated.

Itbrokemyheart,andgotme___56___:

Whatkindofgamecanmakeyou___57___thatyouhavethemostbeautifulthingintheworld,apersonyoulovewithallyourheart?

Whatdoesit___58___whenyouwon’tevenlookintohereyesorlistentoher?

Thescenewassofamiliaryearsagowhenparents___59___thattheirchildrenweretoointerestedintheirmobiledevices.Lookathowthetableshaveturnednow.I’m___60___whethertolaughortocry.ButallIcandonowishopethatthisstormpasses.

41.A.increase  B.challenge             C.celebrate             D.accelerate

42.A.makeup  B.keepup        C.turnup         D.fixup

43.A.stressful  B.complicated  C.developing    D.modern

44.A.resisting  B.accepting             C.expecting             D.considering

45.A.lost               B.stuck            C.set                      D.involving

46.A.own        B.sell                C.pick               D.bring

47.A.as            B.when            C.until              D.because

48.A.seldom   B.never           C.always          D.ever

49.A.sad          B.happy           C.confused             D.curious

50.A.tiredof    B.goodat        C.focusedon   D.usedto

51.A.shouting B.whispering    C.murmuring    D.uttering

52.A.advice    B.attention              C.support        D.reward

53.Awindow     B.girl                C.book            D.screen

54.A.talk               B.sigh                     C.attempt        D.practice 

55.A.sighed    B.sealed          C.spoke           D.enclosed 

56.A.working   B.realizing              C.learning              D.wondering

57.A.forget             B.feel               C.imagine        D.recognize

58.A.change           B.mean            C.prove           D.explain

59.A.admitted  B.decided        C.complained   D.questioned

60.A.uncertain       B.uninterested C.afraid          D.serious

【参考答案】CBDAB  ADCAC  ABDCA  DABCA

（二）

Ithasoftenbeensaidthataperson’slifeisthesumtotaloftheirexperience.Thatseemslikeasimple   41 ,butifoneacceptsthis,thenwhydosomanyofusengageinpracticesandactivitieswhicharenegativeandactually 42      us?

  43 thefamilyoffourwhodecidedtoeachcleanadifferentarea.Theyeachtookasponge（海绵）,didthe  44  ,andthenplacedthembackinthekitchen.

Avisitorcamealongwhowas  45 towhatwascleanedinthehome,butcouldn’ttellby  46  sincethespongesalllookedthesame.So,inorderto47 hiscuriosity,hedecidedtosqueezeeachspongetoseewhatcameout.

Whenthefirstspongewassqueezed,somecolacameout,sothevisitor 48 someonecleanedthekitchenwiththatone.Uponsqueezingthesecond,hefoundmotoroil,so 49 ,someonewascleaningthegarage.Inthethird,babypowdercameoutwhenitwassqueezed,

which 50  thatthebaby’snurserywasdone.And  51,inthelastonewaswax（蜡）,whichwas 52 onthefloor.

Asthevisitorlaidthelastspongedown,heagainremarkedontheirsimilarity.Theyalllookedthesame 53 theyweresqueezed.

The54  welearnedhereisthatasindividualswearenotdifferentfromasponge.Wecanonlysqueezeoutwhatis   55.Asbabies,wearebornintothisworld 56 .Wearelikeanewsponge.Aswegothrough 57,our“sponge”isfilledwiththingswe 58throughexperiences.

Ifwelookforthegoodinothersand   59 tokeepapositiveattitudearound,thenaslifesqueezesuswewillhaveabetterchanceofcopying.Ifweareconstantlyfinding 60withothersandlookforexcusesforourbehavior,whenlifesqueezesuswemaynotlikewhatcomesout.

41.A.example            B.statement               C.task                       D.explanation

42.A.deny                 B.punish                    C.hurt                        D.cheat

43.A.Consider           B.Start                       C.Support                  D.Believe

44.A.ordering            B.cleaning                 C.cooking                  D.cutting

45.A.sensitive            B.familiar                   C.curious                   D.nervous

46.A.feeling               B.drying                     C.smelling                 D.looking

47.A.arouse              B.inspire                    C.satisfy                    D.protect

48.A.declared           B.proved                   C.imagined                D.judged

49.A.obviously          B.fortunately              C.simply                    D.generally

50.A.reported            B.meant                     C.allowed                  D.supposed

51.A.finally                B.suddenly                C.quickly                   D.frequently

52.A.drawn                B.used                      C.examined               D.discovered

53.A.if                       B.though                   C.since                      D.until

54.A.evidence           B.project                    C.lesson                    D.excuse

55.A.putaway           B.handedout            C.takenback             D.putin

56.A.hungry              B.confident                C.pure                       D.alive

57.A.life                     B.danger                   C.materials                D.plans

58.A.find                   B.absorb                   C.understand            D.afford

59.A.try                     B.help                       C.agree                     D.pretend

60.A.mistakes           B.disease                  C.friendship               D.fault

【参考答案】41-45BCABC       46-50DCDAB       51-55ABDCD         56-60CABAD

（三）

Oneday,mywifesuggestedthatIshouldspendsometimewithmymother.Mymotherlivedalone,butthe  41  ofmyworkandmythreechildrenmadeitimpossibletovisither  42 .WhenI  43  toinvitehertogooutfordinneranda  44 ,shewassurprisedbymy  45  requestbutagreedwith  46  inhervoice.

ThatFridayafterwork,whileIwas  47  overtoherhouse,Iwasabit  48 .Whenarriving,I  49  herwaitinginthedoorwithhercoaton,appearingtobeanxiousaboutourdateaswell.Withherhaircurled,shewaswearingthedressthatshehadwornonherlastwedding  50 .“ItoldmyfriendsthatIwasgoingtogooutwithmyson,andtheywere  51 ,”shesaidproudly,asshegotintothecar.

Wewenttoarestaurantthat,althoughnot  52 ,wasveryniceandcozy.Duringthedinner,wehada  53  conversation-nothingextraordinarybutcatchinguponrecenteventsofeachother’slife.Wetalkedsomuchthatwemissedthemovie.

Aswearrivedatherhouselater,shesaidfirmly,“I'llgooutwithyouagain,but  54  youletmeinviteyou.”Iagreed.

Afewdayslater,mymotherdiedofamassiveheartattack.IthappenedsosuddenlythatIdidn'thaveachancetodoanythingforher.Sometimelater,Ireceivedanenvelopewithacopyofarestaurant  55  fromthesameplacemotherandIhaddined.Anattachednotesaid:

“Ipaidthisbill  56 .Iwasn'tsurethatIcouldbethere;  57 ,Ipaidfortwoplatesafterall—oneforyouandtheotherforyourwife.Youwillneverknowwhatthatnight  58  forme.Iloveyou,son.”

AtthatmomentIunderstoodthe  59  ofsaying,intime,“ILOVEYOU.”Andtogiveourlovedonesthetimetheydeserve. Becausenothingismoreimportantinlifethanfamily...andtheyshouldn'tbe  60  until“someothertime.”

41.A.ordersB.demandsC.suppliesD.worries

42.A.happilyB.recentlyC.casuallyD.frequently

43.A.wroteB.visitedC.calledD.claimed

44.A.partyB.concertC.movieD.theatre

45.A.uncommonB.suddenC.anxiousD.strange

46.A.stonishmentB.sorrowC.embarrassmentD.delight

47.A.walkingB.drivingC.ridingD.coming

48.A.cautiousB.nervousC.excitedD.frightened

49.A.watchedB.imaginedC.noticedD.recognized

50.A.anniversaryB.ceremonyC.dayD.scene

51.A.satisfiedB.doubtfulC.awkwardD.impressed

52.A.hospitableB.elegantC.peacefulD.convenient

53.A.smartB.specialC.politeD.pleasant

54.A.incaseB.evenifC.onlyifD.asif

55.A.invitationB.advertisementC.receiptD.application

56.A.onpurposeB.inreturnC.inadvanceD.forlong

57.A.thusB.