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高考英语完形填空集训二

2016高考英语完形填空集训

（二）

【高分特训】第二部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节完型填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Passage1

Peoplesayoneman'strash（垃圾）isanotherman'streasure.That21comestomeasI22thehousepurchasedin1962bymyparents.Mymotherpassedawayin1996.Myfatherleftthehouse23mysisterandmewhenhediedafewmonthsago.

AfterDadwas24,welookedaroundthe25housewherewegrewupandthatDadlovedsomuch.Atfirstwefeltso26allthestuff（东西）left.Likesomanyoftheirgeneration,myparents27everything.Andlikemanyinmygeneration,wefacedanxious28aboutwhattoabandonandwhattokeep.

Aswestartedthrowingoutoldphonebooksandeverymedicalbillfromevery29myparentseversaw,Ialso30manyhiddentreasures.Mom'spocketbookwasintheirbedroomcloset,whichhadeverythinginit,31herhairbrushwithhair,asifshewerestillhere.AndDad,whowasaWorldWarIIveteran（退伍兵）andaworldtraveler,32everything--fromlittlespoonsfromallovertheworldtoeveryletterhewrotetohisparentswhileinthe33.Thelettershewroteduringthewar34histhoughtsasayoungman.Later,inthebasement,I35ouroldkitchentable,whichbroughtback36ofmyparentsandsisterandmehavingbreakfasttogether.

I'mrealizingallthesethings37myparents'lifejourney.EachtimeIgoto38,IfindsomethingthatremindedmeofmychildhoodorteachesmesomethingaboutmyparentsI39knew.40,fromtheshabbyfurnituretoallthehiddentreasures,meansmoretomethanallthemoneyintheworld.

21.A.coincidenceB.goalC.principleD.thought

22.A.lookedforB.lookedthroughC.lookedintoD.lookedafter

23.A.toB.forC.withD.by

24.A.retiredB.illC.goneD.injured

25.A.cleanB.strangeC.emptyD.modern

26.A.pleasedwithB.familiarwithC.astonishedatD.disappointedat

27.A.savedB.enjoyedC.purchasedD.designed

28.A.decisionsB.bargainsC.challengesD.responsibilities

29.A.personB.doctorC.neighborD.child

30.A.boughtB.discoveredC.buriedD.lost

31.A.justB.evenC.onlyD.yet

32.A.likedB.boughtC.keptD.lost

33.A.countrysideB.schoolC.collegeD.army

34.A.receiveB.directC.senseD.describe

35.A.repairedB.cleanedC.spottedD.set

36.A.introductionsB.memoriesC.descriptionsD.communications

37.A.representedB.recognizedC.instructedD.confirmed

38.A.thesupermarketB.churchC.myofficeD.thehouse

39.A.merelyB.alwaysC.reallyD.never

40.A.EverythingB.NothingC.AnythingD.Something

Passage2

Iknowthatit'shardtodevoteenoughtimetoclassandtosocialefforts.But,Iwantedtosucceedinboth.Iknewthiswouldbea21butdidn'trealizehowmuchuntilclassesbegan.

I22onwellwiththeothergirlswholivedinmydorm.Often,____23___finishingmyhomeworkbeforeitwas24tohandin,Iwentupstairsandhadicecreamwithmyneighbor.I25finisheditthenextdaybetweenclasses.ButIknewitwasn'tverygoodandthe26Ireceivedshowedmylackof27.IrealizedthatIneededtofindsomesortof28.

So,thenextdayIcreateda29thatwould30mytimeupbetweengoingtoclass,doinghomework,andrelaxing.Itseemedlikeagoodidea,31Iwasonlyableto32itforafewdays.Aschedulelikethathadtoomuch33.

SoItriedanotherplan.Thisone34listsandcommonsense.EachweekImadealistof35IhadtogetdoneduringthatweekandbywhichdayIhadtohaveitdone.Then,36thelistofthingsIhadtogetdone,ImadealistofthingsIcoulddoifIhadthetime.

Thisisthe37Ihaveusedsincethen.Now,IhavestartedmysenioryearandIfeeltimeis38.Schedulingmytimehasbecomemorechallenging,butIcontinuetodoit.

Mycousins,whoarenowincollege,tellmethattherearealotofbookstoreadbyyourselfandmanydifferentthingstodo,withvariouspeopleandorganizations.SoI'm__39thatI'velearnedtobalancethingsandithashelped40meforwhatistocomeaftergraduation.

21.A.disasterB.troubleC.challengeD.competition

22.A.keptB.gotC.tookD.caught

23.A.aswellasB.inordertoC.notonlyD.insteadof

24.A.pointB.lateC.readyD.time

25.A.seldomB.alwaysC.hardlyD.never

26.A.gradeB.rankC.degreeD.title

27.A.intelligenceB.confidenceC.exerciseD.effort

28.A.changeB.skillC.balanceD.improvement

29.A.formB.methodC.timetableD.system

30.A.averageB.divideC.arrangeD.organize

31.A.andB.butC.soD.then

32.A.acceptB.collectC.followD.insist

33.A.influenceB.pressureC.questionD.doubt

34.A.providedB.neededC.formedD.included

35.A.everythingB.somethingC.nothingD.anything

36.A.amongB.underC.fromD.with

37.A.methodB.skillC.experienceD.way

38.A.importantB.valuableC.limitedD.up

39.A.convincedB.gladC.sureD.ungrateful

40.A.prepareB.enableC.practiseD.equip

Passage3

Englandwasoneofthefirstcountriestosetasideadaytorecognizemothers．Intheeighteenthcentury,21manypeopleworkedashouseholdservantsforthe22,"MotheringSunday"was_23forthemtoreturnhometobewiththeirmothers．Thoughthis24stoppedwhentheIndustrialRevolutionalteredtheworkingandlivingpatternsofpeople,one25formotherswasestablishedasaholidayinthetwentiethcentury．

IntheUnitedStates,Mother'sDaydidnotbecomea（n）26holidayuntil1915．Itsestablishmentwas27duetotheperseveranceandloveofone28,AnnaJarvis．Anna'smotherhadprovidedstrengthandsupportasthefamily29theirhomeinWestVirginiaandPhiladelphia,Pennsylvania30herfatherservedasaminister．

WhenMrsJarvisdiedonMay5,1905,Annawasdeterminedto31her．SheaskedaministeratthechurchinWestVirginiatogiveasermon（布道）32memoryofhermother．

OnthesameSundayinPhiladelphia,ministerstherehonouredMrs.Jarvisandallmotherswitha（n）33Mother'sDayservice．AnnaJarvisbeganwritingtocongressmen,askingthemto34adaytohonourmothers.In1910,thegovernorofWestVirginiaproclaimed（宣布）thesecondSundayinMayasMother'sDayandayearlatereverystate35it．

OnMother'sDaymorningsomeAmericanchildren36thetraditionofservingtheirmothersbreakfastinbed．Otherchildrenwillgivetheirmothers37whichtheyhavemadethemselvesorboughtin38．Adultsgivetheirmothersredcarnations,theofficialMother'sDayflower．Iftheirmothers39,theymaybringwhitecarnationstotheirgrave（坟墓）sites．ThisisthebusiestdayoftheyearforAmerican40．Onthespecialday,familymembersdonotwantMomtocookdinner!

21．A．beforeB．sinceC．whenD．until

22．A．richB．poorC．livingD．injured

23．A．protectedB．reservedC．changedD．persuaded

24．A．formB．customC．habitD．plan

25．A．MondayB．WednesdayC．SundayD．Friday

26．A．ordinaryB．commonC．regularD．official

27．A．nearlyB．largelyC．deeplyD．highly

28．A．motherB．sisterC．daughterD．waitress

29．A．destroyedB．foundC．madeD．left

30．A．whereB.whenC．whyD．how

31．A．rewardB．honourC．awardD．inspire

32．A．onB．atC．inD．for

33．A．specialB．expensiveC．simpleD．easy

34．A．putoffB．giveupC．takeonD．setaside

35．A．understoodB．receivedC．celebratedD．prevented

36．A．followB．refuseC．acceptD．support

37．A．lettersB．giftsC．callsD．toys

38．A．schoolsB．churchesC．storesD．hospitals

39．A．wentaheadB．movedonC．stayedupD．passedaway

40．A．restaurantsB．departmentsC．officesD．markets

Passage4

DidyouhearthesportsstorythatcameoutofGreeceafewyearsago?

No,itwasn’tfromthecountrythatstartedtheOlympics,21ithasanOlympicquality.ThestorycameoutofGreece,NewYork,anditwasaboutJasonMcElwain,a17-year-oldautistic（自闭的）kid,andJimJohnson,ahighschoolbasketball22.

Jason，whodidn’tspeakuntilhewasfiveandalways23withlearningchallenges,was24forabasketballplayer,onlyfivefootsix.Infact,henever25theteam.Hewastheteammanager,whokeptstatisticsandhandedoutwaterbottles.

ButCoachJohnson26Jason’senthusiasmforthegameandhisunselfishdedicationtotheteam.Sohedecidedifthescore27,hemightlethim28afewminutes.

Wordgotaroundandagroupofstudentscametothegamewithsigns29hisnickname,“J-Mac,”andcutoutsofhisfaceplacedonpopsicle（冰棒）sticks.

WhenJasonwasputintothegamewithfourminutesleft,they30wildlyhopingthathemighteven31abasket.InHollywood,hewouldhavedonejustthat,andhisteammateswouldhave32himoffontheirshoulders.Butinthe33worldofGreece,NewYork,Jasontooka34andmissedbyaboutsixfeet.Hissupporters35andthecoachworriedthathemayhavesetthisyoungmanupfor36.

ButJ-Mac37anothershot,andanother,andanother.38hetook10shots,andscored20pointsinhisfourminutesof39.

And,yes,hewascarriedoffontheshouldersofhisteammates.Anditwasthecareerhighpointinthelifeofacoachwhojustgaveagoodkida（n）40.

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