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江苏高三英语期末考试完型专项配答案

江苏2018-2019年高三英语期末考试完型专项

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Thereisnodenyingthatoneoftheactionswithgreatsignificanceinyourlifeiswhenyousupportsomeonethrougha（n）36time.However,thebestpartisthatwhenyousupportothers,youarealsosupportingyourself.Whenyou37togivesupporttoothers,itisusuallya38thatyouarealsostoppinggivingsupporttoyourself.

IwashookedonastoryaboutDonna,whichclearlyshowedthe39ofsupport,

Severalmonthsago,Donnahadjustbrokenupwithherboyfriendandhadadifficulttimeacceptingthe40.Sherefusedtobe41andstayedathomealone,weepingallthetime,whichcertainlywasnothelping.

Earlyonemorning,Donnareceivedaphonecallwithsome42news:

herbestfriend’sbrotherhadbeen

43inanaccident.Donnahadknownthisfriend,Mary,andherbrother44herentirelife,andthenewswasdevastating.Donna45hersadnessandgotthecar46anddrovetoMary’shousetobewithher,

Atthefuneraland47,sheheldMaryclosewhileshecried48tears,satbyhersideasthewavesofgrief49Mary,andsleptnexttohertomakesureshedidnotwakeupalone.Strangetosay,duringthattimeshehardlyfeltany50inherheart.

Severalweekslaterwhenlifebegantoreturntonormal,Donna51thatthelevelofsupportshehadgivenMaryfarovertookanysupportshehad52herselfduringherdarktime.Shewasabletousethesupportshehadgivenherfriendasa53forthesupportsheneeded.

Whenyoufindyourself54tosupportothers,seeifthere’ssomethingwithinyourselfthatisnotsupporting.

55，whenyougivecompletesupporttoothers,it’llmirrorthoseplaceswithinyouthatrequirethesamelevelofattention.

36.A.entertainingB.relaxingC.starvingD.challenging

37.A.pretendB.refuseC.startD.decide

38.A.figureB.symbolC.signD.prediction

39.A.exampleB.powerC.functionD.force

40.A.disasterB.truthC.divorceD.loss

41.A.accompaniedB.watchedC.servedD.helped

42.A.terribleB.amazingC.dangerousD.surprising

43.A.claimedB.caughtC.injuredD.killed

44.A.reallyB.barelyC.exactlyD.nearly

45.A.removedB.overcameC.recognizedD.changed

46.A.innotimeB.atnotimeC.attimesD.atonetime

47.A.everB.alwaysC.forwardsD.afterwards

48.A.endlessB.enoughC.permanentD.consistent

49.A.ranoverB.turnedoverC.washedoverD.lookedover

50.A.sadnessB.horrorC.panicD.thrill

51.A.recalledB.realizedC.remindedD.remembered

52.A.foundB.providedC.favoredD.offered

53.A.candleB.mirrorC.substituteD.gift

54.A.incredibleB.inadequateC.unableD.unlikely

55.A.OnthecontraryB.InotherwordsC.OnthewholeD.Inshort

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My mother has always been involved in early-childhood education. She often set the scene for children to  36  thejoy of physical activity, getting them excited and   37  to learn.  Mum was so 

proud of me after I  38   the triathlon at the 2000 Olympics, but before the dust  39  , she grabbed me, saying:

 “Now this is your  40  . Use it.” She wasn’t 

speaking from an economic point of view but talking about the  41  of my being a role model, encouraging kids to  

42   their dreams.  Since the Olympics, I have  43  more than 100 schools. I talk to the kids about “living a life less   44 ,” a concept passed on to me by my parents—the idea of  45  being average. I tell them that what you believe, youwill  46 .  As I was a kid, my mother came to every  47  —

not to pressure me but to  48  me. One of my favorite 

sports-related memories was when I was  49   in the Canadian Triathlon Championships. As I ran by a big truck, I 

saw my mother  50  on top of one of its huge wheels, cheering for me. I find it sad when people say their parents 

have never seen them  51 .  When I was at the University, I completed only one semester and then decided to  52   

so I could race professionally full-time. Mum was the first person I called. It was a  53   moment. I wasn‟t sure how she would react.  “Mum, I have this opportunity, and I think I’m going to take it. What do you think?

”  She was as   54  as ever. It turned out to be a good  55 . Supporting your children, trusting their decisions, giving well-thought-outadvice—those are definitely important qualities. 

36. A. experience  B. evaluate   C. express   D. expect 

37. A. afraid   B. ready    C. relaxed   D. reluctant 

38. A. won   B. chose    C. played    D. watched 

39. A. rose   B. settled    C. flew    D. appeared  

40. A. luck   B. time    C. crossroad   D. opportunity 

41. A. demand   B. happiness  C. courage   D. importance  

42. A. display   B. follow    C. appreciate    D. abandon 

43. A. served   B. attended    C. visited    D. started 

44. A. energetic  B. colorful    C. miserable    D. ordinary 

45. A. never   B. always    C. seldom   D. usually 

46. A. neglect   B. achieve   C. suspect   D. assume 

47. A. practice   B. school    C. game    D. kindergarten  

48. A. support   B. reward    C. instruct   D. comfort 

49. A. surfing   B. jumping   C. jogging   D. running  

50. A. sitting   B. speaking     C. standing   D. performing 

51. A. compete  B. succeed   C. separate   D. compromise

52. A. drop in   B. drop off   C. drop out   D. drop back 

53. A. magic   B. nervous   C. critical    D. serious 

54. A. attractive  B. talkative   C. imaginative   D. supportive  

55. A. consideration B. intention   C. suggestion   D. decision 

四：

Lastyear,IheardabouttheHimalayasandthemeltingoftheicebecauseofclimatechange.Idecidedtodoa__36__swimunderneathMt.Everest,thehighestmountainonthisearth.

WhenwegotuptothesmalllakeunderneaththesummitofMt.Everest,Ipreparedmyselfin__37__ways,forthisswimwouldbesodifficult.IputonmyiPod,listenedtosomemusic,gotmyselfas__38__aspossibleandthenI__39__myselfintothatwater.Iswamas__40__asIcouldforthefirsthundredmeters.AfterwardsI__41__thehugeproblemonmyhands.Myfingerswere__42__thesizeofsausagesbecause—youknow,we'remadepartiallyofwater—whenwaterfreezesit__43__.Ithencouldbarelybreathe,beganto__44__andeventhrewupinthewater.Itallhappenedsoquickly.Idon'tknowwhy,butIwent__45__.Luckily,thewaterwasquiteshallow,andIwasabletopushmyself__46__thebottomofthelake.I'vehearditsaidthatdrowningisthemost__47__deathyoucanhave.Ihavenever,everheardsuchnonsense.

Inourcamp,I__48__aboutwhathadgonewrongthereonMt.Everestwithmycrew.Myteamjustgaveittome__49__.“Lewis,youneedtohaveacomplete__50__ifyouwantto__51__it.Everysinglethingyou'velearnedinthepast23yearsofswimming,youmust__52__.Andalsotheeverysinglethingyoulearnedwhenyouwere__53__intheBritisharmy,aboutspeedandaggression.Thisisthetimetoswimwithreal__54__.”

Ican'ttellhowgoodand__55__IfeltwhenIswamtotheothersidetwodayslater.ButIlearnedavery,veryimportantlessonthereonMt.Everest:

justbecausesomethingworkedinthepastsowell,itdoesn'tmeanit'sgoingtoworkinthefuture.

（　　）36.A.passionateB.symbolicC.creativeD.remarkable

（　　）37.A.differentB.simpleC.commonD.usual

（　　）38.A.aggressiveB.optimisticC.protectiveD.energetic

（　　）39.A.putB.threwC.walkedD.tried

（　　）40.A.carefullyB.quicklyC.slowlyD.deeply

（　　）41.A.realizedB.touchedC.solvedD.caused

（　　）42.A.hardlyB.exactlyC.mostlyD.likely

（　　）43.A.freezesB.swellsC.expandsD.squeezes

（　　）44.A.chokeB.weepC.swallowD.drink

（　　）45.A.underwaterB.floatingC.aheadD.slower

（　　）46.A.towardsB.atC.offD.from

（　　）47.A.regretfulB.helpfulC.mercifulD.peaceful

（　　）48.A.debatedB.complainedC.worriedD.talked

（　　）49.A.fastB.straightC.directD.forward

（　　）50.A.learningB.shiftC.preparationD.understanding

（　　）51.A.useB.takeC.makeD.keep

（　　）52.A.rememberB.insistC.exploitD.forget

（　　）53.A.swimmingB.servingC.trainingD.fighting

（　　）54.A.respectB.intelligenceC.imaginationD.ambition

（　　）55.A.hopefulB.skillfulC.painfulD.thankful

五：

Lastsummer,Ihadjustenoughmoneysavedtobuyagoldenticket—a3-monthtrainpassthatwouldtakemetothefurthestreachesofEurope.Excitedformyjourney,I36allthenecessarystuff—37theguidebook.

Whilethe38oftheInternetwasdefinitelya39factortomydecision,thiswasnottheonlyreasonIdecidedtofly40.

Tobehonest,Ifindtheguidebook41ajourney—likeabossyauntwhoisalwaystellingyouwhattodo,42shedoesn’talwaysknowwhat’sbest.43hastaughtmethatthereisaclear44betweenatouristandatraveler.

WhilewaitinginaqueuetoseeMichelangelo’sStatueofDavidinFlorence,Imetamanwhoshowedmehis45of“Top20ThingstodoinItaly”andtoldus46thathe’d“seen”everythingItalyhasto47injustfourdays.

TheproblemIhadwiththisman’swayof48wasthathewastoofocusedon49theboxesprovidedbyhisguidebook.Hewas50intheso-called“must-sees”andblindtoallthatwashappeningsomewhereelse.

So,guidebook-lessaswewere,mycompanionandItraveledtoEstonia.Arrivingfornogoodreason,wehadnooptionbutto51somefriendlyfacesforadvice.We52ourselvesandaskedthemwhatwashappeningaroundtown.Whenthisresultedinan53toabeautifulEstonianhomebyariverwhereweenjoyeda110-degreewood-stovesauna（桑拿）,54pickedforest-mushroomsandthegood55ofourfivenew-foundEstonianfriends,wesureweregladwehadleftourboss