优质完形填空和语法填空.docx

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优质完形填空和语法填空

广东省2014届高三英语二轮专题精品卷：

完形填空和语法填空

（1）

II.语言知识及应用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节完形填空

Thewesternworldhasalwaysbeendividedintotwotypesofpeople—thecoolandtheuncool.Itisa 11 thatstartsinschool.Thecoolkidsaregoodatsports.Theyarepopularwiththeoppositesex.Theyaregood-lookingandpeoplewantto 12 theirstyle.Theycandotheirhomeworkbuttheydon’tmake abigeffort.Thatwouldnotbecool.

The 13 kidsareintheothercorneroftheplayground.Theyareverybright,buttheydon’thavegreat 14 skills,notpopularwiththeoppositesexandtheyare 15 atsports.Whentheyarenotprogrammingcomputersordoingcalculus（微积分）,theyarewatchingshowslikethe“XFiles”.Theyareknownasthegeeks.

Butthegeeksaretakingover.Makefriendswiththemnowortheywillputvirusinyourcomputerand 16 yourmathshomeworktoruin.Geeksmightnotbepopularatschool,yettheydopasstheirexaminations.They17 gooddegrees,thoughtheymightnotbetoopopularatuniversity.

   Themostimportant18 ofthe21stcentury,computersandIT,hasbeenatleastpartlycreatedbygeeks.GeekheroeslikeBillGates 19 otherstofollowtheirexamples.Beingageekisawayofearninggoodmoney.AndthecreationoftheInternetgavethema 20 oftheirowntoworkandplayin,makingthemaglobalforce. 21 ,theeffectofthegeeksonpopularculturehasstartedanewtrend.Itisnowcooltobe 22 .Geekcultureisbecominganimportantpartofgeneralpopularculture,inwhichwhatyou 23 ismoreimportantthanwhatyoulooklike.

Buttherearealso 24 .Geekswereoftenbullied（欺侮）orlaughedatinschool.Nowageekmaybeyour 25 .Perhapsitistimeforpunishment.

1.A. time                B. division            C.group             D.part

2.A.show                   B.act               C.copy             D.represent

3.A.uncool              B.unimportant     C.clever              D.strange

4.A.personal             B.attractive          C. experimental    D.social

5.A.tasteless                B.careless            C.hopeless           D.helpless

6.A.introduce            B.bring                  C.prefer               D.add

7.A.score              B. lack                C.take            D.save

8.A. discovery         B.industry             C. progress       D.improvement

9.A.excite           B.discourage          C.demand         D.promise

10.A.world           B. challenge          C.chance          D.heaven

11.A.However       B.Therefore           C.Still          D.Besides

12.A.imaginative          B.uncool                C.attractive        D.cool

13.A.remember    B.understand         C.receive    D.know

14.A.dangers             B.questions            C.possibilities        D.wonders

15.A.secretary             B.trainee            C.friend         D.boss

第二节语法填空

“AmericanDreamsinChina，”acomedybased___1__thestoryofreal-lifecompanyNewOrientalEducationGroup,isnowtheweeklychampionofChina’sboxoffice（票房）__2___（beat）Hollywoodblockbusters（大片）“IronMan3”and“TheCroods（疯狂原始人）.”

Themovie，___3___cost$9milliontoproduce，hastakenin（收入）over$34millioninticketsales__4___itwasreleasedonMay17，accordingtomediaresearch.

ThemaincharacterinthismovieisbelievedtoresembleYuMinhong，__5__chiefexecutiveandco-founderofNewOriental.___6___Mr.YusaidonhisSinaWeibothathehasno____7__（invest）inthemovieandhewasagainsttheideainthefirstplace.

Heateddiscussiononthedefinitionofrealsuccesses__8__（arouse）aftermoreandmoreaudiencecameintothecinemaforthismovie.___9___someamongtheChineseaudiencearecheeringfortheentrepreneurialspiritthemovieconveys,otherssayskepticallythat___10___equates（等同）successwithwealthandfame.

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第二节语法填空

Mymostembarrassingmomentoccurredlastmonth.Iwasinvitedtoattendaninterviewforajobasahotelreceptionist.Iarrivedontimeandwasshownintothemanager’sofficebyan16（assist）.Iwas17nervousthatIdidn’tcatchthemanager’sname.18interviewbegan.“Doyouhaveanypreviousexperienceinhotels?

”askedthemanager.“Nosir,”Isaid.Themanagerfrowned.“Areyougoodatusingcomputers?

”“Yes,Sir.Iamfamiliar19mostpopularkindsofsoftware.”Themanagerfrownedagain.20didn’tlookafriendlyperson.Theinterviewcontinued.EveryanswerIgave21（receive）byafrownfromthemanager,eventhoughItoldhimaboutmycommunicationskills,myknowledgeofFrenchandsoon.22（obvious）,Iwasdoingverybadly.Atlast,theinterviewcametoaclose.“Onefinalquestion,”saidthemanager.“Howgoodis23eyesight?

”“Excellent,sir,”Ireplied.“Verywell,”saidthemanager,“thankyouforcoming.”Istoodup24（shake）hands.Whenthemanagerstoodupaswell,Irealized25Ihadbeendoingwrong.ThegentlemanIhadbeencalling“sir”duringthewholeinterviewwaswearingaskirt!

Themanagerwasawoman!

Ididn’tgetthejob.

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第一节完形填空

Aboylosthisarmsinanaccidentandhadtodependonhis brotherforalmosteverything.Hisyoungerbrotherbecamehis1,neverleavinghimaloneforyears.Exceptforwritingwithhis 2,hewascompletelyunabletodoanythinginhislife.　

Onenight,hisbrotheraccompaniedhimintothe3andwentbacktowait.Butbeingsotired,hisyoungerbrotherfell4,leavinghiminthetoiletfortwohours.Asthetwobrothers grew5,theyhaddifferentopinionsaboutmanythingsandoften6.Hisbrotherwantedto7fromhimtolivehisownlife.Knowingthis,hewasheart-brokenanddidn'tknowwhat todo.　

   Asimilarmisfortunehappenedtoagirl.Onenighther8,whosufferedfrommentalillness,9.Soherfatherwentoutlookingforhermother,leaving heraloneathome.Shetriedto10amealforherparents,butonlytooverturnthestove,resultingina11,which tookherhandsaway.　 

Though hereldersister,whowasstudyinginanothercity,showedher12tohelpher,shemadeuphermindtobecompletely13.Andshemadeit.

Oneday,theboyandthegirlwereboth14toappearonatelevisioninterviewprogram.Theybothwereasked to15somethingonapieceofpaperwiththeirtoes.Theboywrote:

Mybrother'sarmsaremyarms;whilethegirlwrote:

Brokenwings,flyinghearts.

1.A.volunteerB.bodyguardC.servantD.shadow

2.A.feetB.handsC.toesD.arms

3.A.kitchenB.bedroomC.toiletD.study

4.A.asleepB.illC.awakeD.silent

5.A.olderB.tallerC.strongerD.healthier

6.A.foughtB.talkedC.quarreledD.discussed

7.A.learnB.keepC.hearD.separate

8.A.fatherB.motherC.brotherD.sister

9.A.diedB.disappearedC.criedD.failed

10.A.buyB.changeC.eatD.prepare

11.A.fireB.jokeC.fallD.meal

12.A.anxietyB.willingnessC.contributionD.respect

13.A.relaxedB.disabledC.energeticD.independent

14.A.madeB.invitedC.orderedD.tricked

15.A.writeB.drawC.imagineD.read

第二节语法填空

Acouplehadbeenmarriedforover60years.Theysharedeverything,talkedabouteverythingandkeptnosecrets16eachotherexceptthatthewomanhadaboxinadrawer17shehadcautionedherhusbandnevertoopenoraskherabout.

He’dneverthoughtaboutiteversince.Oneday18womangotverysickandthedoctor,saidshewouldn’trecover.Tosortouttheiraffairs,thehusbandtookdowntheboxand19（bring）ittohiswife’sbedside.Sheagreeditwastimethatheshouldknow20wasinthebox.

21（open）it,hefoundtwosmalltablematsandasumofmoneytotaling$25,000.Heaskedheraboutthecontents.“Whenweweretobemarried,”shesaid,“mygrandmatoldmethesecretofhappy22（marry）wasnevertoargue,andIshouldjustkeepquietandmakeamat23Igotangrywithyou.”

Themanwasso24（move）thathehadtofightbacktears.Shehadonlybeenangrywithhimtwiceinallthoseyearsoflivingandloving!

“Honey,”hesaid,“thatexplainsthemats,butwhataboutthemoney?

Wherediditcomefrom?

”

“Oh,”shesaid,“that’sthemoneyImadefromselling25.”

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第一节完形填空

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,thebeliefthatsomethingpermanentgoesbeyondusandthatour12hassomelargermeaningcanhelpustofeelhappier.Weneedaspiritualfaith,oraphilosophyoflife.Whateveryourphilosophyis,itshould13thistruth:

ifyouchoosetofindthe14