高考英语4最新全国卷模拟题汇编06 完形填空原卷版.docx

1、高考英语4最新全国卷模拟题汇编06 完形填空原卷版专题06 完形填空（2020届安徽淮北市高三第一次模拟考试）Afroz Shall, a lawyer in Mumbai, hasnt had a weekend off in four years. But he hasnt spent this time preparing for 21 .His mission? Saving the worlds oceans from 22 pollution.Its a calling he found in 2015 after moving to a community in Mumbai c

2、alled Versova Beach. He had played there as a child and was 23 to see how much it had 24 . The sand was no longer 25 because it was covered by a layer of garbage more than five feet thick - most of it plastic waste.“The whole beach was like a 26 of plastic,” he said, “It hurt me. The 27 mess.” Shah

3、had seen is part of a global environmental crisis. More than 8 million tons of plastic 28 in the worlds oceans each year. Its predicted that by 2050, there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish. “Plastic in the ocean is a 29 . And the sea-species have no choice at all,” Shah said, “We are 30 t

4、heir habitats.”In October 2015, shall began 31 up plastic waste from the beach every Sunday morning. At first, it was just him and a neighbor, and then he began calling on others to join in. Word 32 and with help from social media, more volunteers got 33 .For Shah, the work has always been a 34 jour

5、ney, but it has earned global attention. After he was 35 as a Champion of the Earth by the United Nations in 2016, Shah now devotes nearly all of his free time to this 36 .Hes now spent 209 weekends on this mission, 37 more than 200,000 volunteers, some of whom are young students, to join him in wha

6、ts been called the worlds biggest beach cleanup. By October 2018, Versova Beach was 38 clean and Shahs cleanups expanded to another beach as well as a stretch of the Mithi River and other regions of India.“This world talks too much. I think we must talk 39 and do action more,” he said when interview

7、ed by CNN in October 2019. “We are a smart species. Well adapt. Well learn. And with these youngsters rising up, I see 40 .”21Ateaching Bhousework Ccourt Dcleaning22Aplastic Bsoil Criver Doil23Aupset. Bconfused. Cdelighted Dhesitant24Agrown Bchanged Creserved Dprotected25Apure Bgolden Cshiny Dvisibl

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10、re deeply engaged in this close conversation when we were 41 by loud voices coming from down the hall.First I smelled them, then heard them: middle aged couple, both very tall, very large, very 42 perfumed and clearly very rich. With no greeting at all, the woman shoved (推挤) a 43 into my hand. She a

11、nd her husband 44 Mother Teresa from her chair and situated her against the wall between them. Then they 45 like giant bookends on either side of Mother Teresa or 46 a photograph.As I snapped the photo, without hesitation the woman put her 47 under Mother Teresas chin and forced it up. Shocked that

12、anyone should 48 Mother Teresa that way.Right after the photos, she and her husband, without so much as a “thank you” to Mother Teresa or to me, 49 in a noisy rush.Mother Teresa returned to her chair and continued 50 nothing had happened. But I was 51 anger towards this couple. My body was tense, an

13、d hatred 52 through me.Later, I wrote Mother Teresa a letter, telling her how I had 53 towards her visitors.In her 54 she admonished me, saying that while I had expressed sympathy for the poor, the sick and the weak all my life, I had no 55 of the suffering of the wealthy: the isolation, the hardeni

14、ng of the heart, and the 56 of the soul that can come with the burden of wealth. She said that they need as much compassion as anyone else on earth.I thought back and realized that Mother Teresa had had no 57 with the wealthy couple. To her, they deserve 58 love, no less and no more than the orphans

15、 in her 59 , and she had treated them with love and respect.“You must open your heart to them and become their student and their teacher,” she said in her letter. “ 60 them in your circle of love. Do not shut them out. They also are your work.”41Aattracted Bannoyed Camazed Dinterrupted42Agently Bpoo

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18、 Dlong59Acare Bservice Cwelfare Dbenefit60AInspect BRespect CInclude DContain（2020届安徽省合肥市高考第一次模拟） When our girls are brave, they are free to explore in their learning and in life. That exploration leads to the 21 of their talents, passions and weaknesses. On Saturday night we saw one of our students

19、 act so bravely that it took my 22 away.One of the lead characters of our show, Blue Stockings, was played by a science teacher, Ben Walker. 23 , Ben broke his nose very badly playing football on Saturday and consequently couldnt 24 . Ella Jones, a Year 11 student and part of the cast, who 25 to res

20、t on Saturday, was 26 to play Bens role.Think about that. She had three hours 27 , playing a role of a 28 she had never played before, in front of a paying audience, and if she couldnt 29 , she would reduce the impact of the whole play. Not the end of the world, but it would be 30 for all concerned.

21、I would have 31 . But Ella rose to the 32 . She said, “I was astonished； 33 , I figured the show must go on and I wanted to 34 . I wasnt scared 35 I arrived at the theatre and realized how much there was to 36 . It wasnt just about lines, but it was the stagecraft (舞台表演技巧). I was 37 about the other

22、actors because I know how 38 it is to perform a role with someone who isnt as invested, especially if it is an emotional scene.”Asked how the show 39 , Ella said, “It was amazing, and the audience seemed to love the male character I played for the first time.” She added, “Just because youre scared d

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26、ouple of years before he began his 21 , he would drive past the home of Jeanette MacDonald, noticing the 22 state of her roof. He was 23 not just for the elderly woman but also for the children living with her. So Locke 24 to lend a helping hand.The young man knocked on MacDonalds door and 25 to fix

27、 her roof for nothing, I didnt know who the woman was, but I wanted to 26 this for her and her grandchildren, he explained to The Chronicle Herald. However, despite his kind 27 , the woman politely turned him down.MacDonald and her 28 left an impression on Locke. He saw 29 between the woman and his

28、own grandmother, and couldnt bear to see her in this 30 . He had also grown up without much and felt that he should use his skills to 31 .A year after Locke set up his own roofing company, seeing that the roof was 32 in a state of disrepair, Locke returned to MacDonalds home and asked MacDonald if s

29、he wanted to enter a raffle (抽奖) his company was doing for a 33 roof. The 70-year-old woman 34 the chance, but little did she know that there was no 35 .MacDonalds relief 36 Lockes kindness is immeasurable, I could win $1 million but it wouldnt make me as 37 as knowing Im getting a new roof on. Jere

30、my is 38 something. Hes a guardian angel (守护天使) sent from God.The 39 should cost about $ 9,000 in terms of materials and manpower. However, the only thing Locke wants in return is a home-cooked meal for his staff from the woman who 40 him of his grandmother.21Ajourney Bbusiness Cresearch Dlife22Aave

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