高考英语二轮完形填空专题训练1.doc

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1、（2011·辽宁省沈阳四校协作体高三12月阶段测试）
The story I’m going to tell truly happened in my life.
The other day, I met a man outside the gym who_16___a movie star. He was handsome and smiling. His upper body was muscular and he __17_to be on top of the world.
“How are you?” I _18___with a smile. “I’m doing really well,” he replied in a cheerful voice. His enthusiasm and big smile _19___the parking garage . _20___as he walked up, I _21___his long legs were thin and I saw he had a silver cane(手杖).“Why do you need that cane?” I couldn’t _22___thinking he had a minor injury. “I have MS,” he answered in a _23___ voice too, as his broad smile __24__left his face. Multiple Sclerosis is a very serious disease and often painful. I looked at him from my little red sports car and said, “You _25___it very well. You seem like a happy man _26___ the MS.” Without losing a bit of his smile he replied, “ I am a happy man,” and then added, “I’d be even happier if I had that sports _27___.”
It was ironic(讽刺的). Just _28___we spoke, I’d been sitting in that little sports car, feeling sad about my painful shoulder over the last 11 months although I was _29___ after an operation. Here’s a man with a __30__far tougher than mine, but his positive attitude made him feel no _31___happiness. He went on with his enjoyment of life as usual, which moved me deeply.
It was also a wonderful reminder of that old _32___, “I cried because I had no shoes. Then I met a man who had no feet.” _33___ your problems, just keep in__34__that none of us goes through life __35__and like the man with MS, make the most of what you have. Count your blessings.
16.A.stared at B.talked about C.agreed with D.looked like
17.A.conducted B.appeared C.performed D.pretended
18.A.questioned B.advised C.complained D.greeted
19.A.lit up B.put up C.held up D.kept up
20.A.So B.And C.But D.Though
21.A.diagnosed B.noticed C.examined D.checked
22.A.want B.set C.wait D.help
23.A.cheerful B.sad C.low D.painful
24.A.sometimes B.regularly C.never D.always
25.A.need B.handle C.demand D.deal
26.A.in spite of B.in return for C.thanks to D.but for
27.A.training B.coach C.coat D.car
28.A.when B.until C.before D.since
29.A.recovering B.suffering C.repairing D.benefiting
30.A.direction B.location C.situation D.position
31.A.fewer B.less C.further D.more
32.A.story B.news C.saying D.lesson
33.A.Whatever B.However C.Whichever D.Whenever
34.A.head B.brain C.heart D.mind
35.A.completely B.easily C.hardly D.lightly
16----20 DBDAC
21---25 BDACB 26---30 ADCAC 31---35 BCADB
2（2011·辽宁省沈阳二中高三上学期第四次阶段测试）
Night after night, as was often the case, she’d lean down and push my long hair out of the 36 , then kiss my forehead.
I don’t remember when it first started 37 me. But it did. Finally one night, I shouted out as her, “Don’t do that any more – your hands are too 38 ！” She didn’t say anything in reply. But never again did my mother 39 my day with that familiar 40 of her love.
With the years passing, my thoughts 41 to that night, when I missed my mother’s hands, missed her goodnight 42 on my forehead. Sometimes the incident seemed very 43 , while sometimes far away. But always it was hidden in the back of my 44 . Now Mom is in her seventies, and those hands that I 45 thought to be so rough are still doing things for me and my 46 . And now my own children are grown and gone. One thanksgiving Eve, 47 I slept in the bedroom of my youth, a 48 hand hesitantly run across my face to 49 the hair from my forehead. Then a kiss, ever so 50 , touched my brow.
In my memory, for the thousandth time, I recalled the night and my young voice 51 . “Don’t do that any more – your hands are too rough!” 52 , I caught Mom’s hand in hand, saying how 53 I was for that night. I thought she’d remember, as I did. But Mom didn’t know 54 I was talking about. She had forgotten, and forgiven long ago.
That night, I fell asleep with a new 55 for my gentle mother and her caring hands. And the guilt that I had carried around for so long was nowhere to be found.
36．A．place B．way C．order D．shape
37．A．pleasing B．frightening C．satisfying D．annoying
38．A．sweet B．tough C．ugly D．rough
39．A．take up B．give up C．end up D．break up
40．A．expression B．symbol C．promise D．experience
41．A．remained B．returned C．occurred D．missed
42．A．story B．greeting C．kiss D．song
43．A．close B．serious C．different D．unusual
44．A．brain B．mind C．spirit D．heart
45．A．once B．even C．still D．always
46．A．husband B．children C．family D．father
47．A．as B．before C．although D．since
48．A．rough B．reliable C．thin D．familiar
49．A．tidy B．touch C．brush D．wiped
50．A．gently B．friendly C．closely D．weakly
51．A．wept B．whispered C．complained D．struggled
52．A．On time B．All at once C．Once again D．As usual
53．A．grateful B．anxious C．sorry D．excited
54．A．where B．why C．what D．whom
55．A．memory B．sense C．pleasure D．appreciation

3（2011·辽宁省锦州市高三上学期期末考试）
Driving to a store after a busy day at work, I saw a man standing near the store holding a sign that said, “Will work for food.” I knew at that moment that I was going into the store and 36 him something to eat.
As I 37 the car park, I saw in my car mirror a lady come out from a hairdresser’s and 38 the man. I thought she must be going to give him some 39 or something to help him out. In the store I was 40 to get the things I needed and also the chicken dinner and a soda that I wanted to give the man outside. I hurried out to my car and 41 that I was going to be able to hopefully help this man.
When I drove out of the car park, I couldn’t see the 42 . As I turned the corner I saw the man sitting in a 43 area away from the hairdresser’s and still 44 up the sign. I immediately 45 over and gave the man the dinner and soda and said, “ 46 this will get you through today.” He looked at me and said, “Thank you so much!”
As I got back into my car, I looked in the 47 and saw the man swallowing the dinner as if he hadn’t eaten for days.
I was so 48 that I was able to help him and at the same time I was so sad that the woman from the hairdresser’s, 49 , had asked the man to 50 from her shop. It’s sad to say that 51 I live in a small city where homeless is not as 52 as in larger cities, people are uncomfortable with these people in 53 . All they need to do is lend a helping hand 54 and it could make a huge 55 in their lives.
36. A. cook B. buy C. pay D. serve
37. A. turned into B. got over C. called at D. pointed out
38. A. interview B. comfort C. blame D. approach
39. A. example B. space C. money D. comfort
40. A. preparing B. hurrying C. hesitating D. planning
41. A. explained B. wondered C. agreed D. felt
42. A. man B. food C. lady D. sign
43. A. different B. strange C. famous D. comfortable
44. A. making B. holding C. taking D. building
45. A. turned B. thought C. pulled D. looked
46. A. Hopefully B. Finally C. Luckily D. Naturally
47. A. store B. mirror C. square D. crowd
48. A. popular B. anxious C. pleased D. patient
49. A. immediately B. obviously C. carefully D. nervously
50. A. stop B. suffer C. move D. change
51. A. whether B. because C. though D. unless
52. A. poor B. visible C. selfish D. happy
53. A. danger B. action C. need D. moment
54. A. at times B. at the time C. at one time D. at a time
55. A. difference B. mistake C. decision D. living
36—40 BADCB 41—45 DAABC 46—50 ABCBC 51—55 CBCAA
4（2011·辽宁省抚顺市六校联合体高三二模）
Stephen Glenn is a famous scientist who has made several medical breakthroughs. When 36 why he was so much more 37 than the average person, he replied that it all came from an experience 38 his mom…At 2, he was trying to 39 a bottle of milk from the refrigerator when he 40 his hold on the slippery bottle and it fell, spilling (洒) its contents all over the kitchen floor! When his mom came in, instead of shouting at him or 41 him a lesson, she said, “Robert, what a great mess you’ve made! I’ve 42 seen such a sea of milk. Well, now that the 43 has been done, would you please get down and 44 in the milk for a while 45 we clean it up?”So happily he did. After that, his mom said, “Robert, whenever you make such a mess like this, you’ll have to clean it up and restore (恢复) everything to its proper 46 . So which do you prefer, a sponge, towel or mop?” He 47 the sponge and together they cleaned up the milk. His mom then said, “Robert, you’ve just had a 48 experiment about how to carry a big milk bottle 49 with two tiny hands. Now go to the sink to fill the bottle with 50 and see if you can discover a way to carry it safely.” Instantly Robert learned that he could 51 it if he grasped the bottle at the 52 near the lip with both hands.
53 wonderful a lesson! The famous scientist then remarked it was then and there that he came to know that 54 were just opportunities for learning something new, which is what scientific experiments are all about.
Wouldn’t it be great if all parents could 55 the way Robert’s mom did to him?
36．A．puzzled B．explained C．asked D．wondered
37．A．creative B．diligent C．cautious D．aggressive
38．A．beyond B．with C．about D．from
39．A．deliver B．remove C．bring D．make
40．A．dismissed B．tightened C．caught D．lost
41．A．teaching B．punishing C．directing D．taking
42．A．sometimes B．always C．rarely D．mostly
43．A．experiment B．damage C．work D．favor
44．A．drink B．gather C．swim D．play
45．A．after B．when C．before D．once
46．A．situation B．model C．order D．size
47．A．chose B．used C．liked D．saw
48．A．useless B．funny C．valid D．failed
49．A．effectively B．heavily C．strongly D．luckily
50．A．milk B．water C．sand D．stones
51．A．complete B．try C．make D．get
52．A．bottom B．cover C．outside D．top
53．A．How B．Too C．Very D．What
54．A．tests B．mistakes C．exercises D．achievements
55．A．react B．keep C．show D．look

5（2011·辽宁省丹东市四校协作体高三第二次联合考试）
In 1883, a creative engineer, John Roebling, was inspired to build a splendid bridge connecting New York with Long Island. However, experts throughout the world thought that this was 16 . Even so, Roebling could not 17 the idea in his mind. After much discussion, he 18 convince his son Washington, an up-and-coming engineer, that the bridge in fact could be built. They hired their 19 and began to build their dream bridge.
Only a few months 20 the project was underway a tragic on-site accident killed John Roebling and 21 injured his son, leaving him brain-damaged and unable to move or 22 . Surely now the project would have to be 23 . Though Washington Roebling lay in his hospital bed, he was not 24 and his mind remained as 25 as it was before the accident. Suddenly an idea 26 him. All he could move was one finger, so he 27 the arm of his wife with that finger, 28 to her that he wanted her to call the engineers again. Then he used the same method of tapping her arm to tell the engineers what to do. For 13 years Washington tapped out his 29 with one finger until the bridge was 30 completed.
Perhaps this is one of the best examples of never-say-die attitude that 31 a terrible physical disability and achieves an impossible 32 . Often when we face difficulties in our daily lives, our problems seem very small 33 what many others have to face. The Brooklyn Bridge shows us that even the most 34 dream can be realized with 35 no matter what the chances are.
16. A. impossible B. unnecessary C. hard D. excellent
17. A. recognize B. accept C. ignore D. believe
18. A. attempted to B. sought to C. failed to D. managed to
19. A. family B. crew C. class D. team
20. A. since B. before C. after D. when
21. A. severely B. slightly C. poorly D. hardly
22. A. work B. say C. eat D. talk
23. A. continued B. abandoned C. interrupted D. accomplished
24. A. defeated B. hurt C. frightened D. destroyed
25. A. sharp B. broad C. noble D. advanced
26. A. beat B. occurred C. happened D. hit
27. A. waved B. felt C. touched D. held
28. A. appealing B. speaking C. indicating D. advising
29. A. orders B. instructions C. suggestions D. movements
30. A. quickly B. partly C. eventually D. slowly
31. A. overcomes B. acquires C. fights D. removes
32. A. award B. fortune C. status D. goal
33. A. combined with B. separated from C. compared to D. concerned about
34. A. primary B. distant C. lifelong D. good
35. A. determination B. knowledge C. confidence D. strength

6（2011·辽宁省大连市高三上学期期末联考试题）
My wife was shouting at Sindu again. I threw the paper away and rushed to the scene. My
daughter Sindu looked 36____ . Her eyes were wet with tears. In front of her was a bowl
37 ____with bitter melon. Sindu particularly hated bitter melon, but my wife believed
38____ in the “cooling effects" of bitter melon. I tried to 39____ Sindu to take a few
mouthfuls. She 40____ down a bit and wiped her tears. Then she said she would eat the
41____ bowl of bitter melon on condition that I gave her whatever she asked for. I agreed.
Slowly and 42____ , she finished the whole bowl. After that, Sindu came to me with her eyes
wide with 43____ • To our surprise, she wanted to have her head 44____ • "Impossible!"
shouted my wife. However, I knew that if I 45____ on my promise, Sindu would never
learn to 46 her own. So I decided to keep my promise.
On Monday morning, I 47____ her off at school. Just then，a boy shouted, "Sindu,
wait for me!" What struck me was 48 hairless head. I was about to leave when a lady
came to me and said, "Sir, your 49____ is great indeed!" I didn't 50____ • She continued,
“That boy is my son. He is 51____ from Leukemia (白血病).He lost all his hair____52
the side effects of the chemotherapy (化疗)• He 53____ to come back to school because he
was afraid that the kids at school would make fun of him. Sindu visited him last week and
promised to help him, but I 54____ imagined that she would sacrifice her lovely hair for the
sake of my son! Sir, you and your wife are blessed to have such a(n) 55____ soul for a
child.”
I didn't know what to say. It was then that I knew what love really was.
36. A. excited B. frightened C. moved D. disappointed
37. A. provided B. covered C. filled D. equipped
38. A. firmly B. angrily C. heavily D. happily
39. A. permit B. forbid C. persuade D. order
40. A. went B. calmed C. came D. fought
41. A. sweet B. entire C. bitter D. little
42. A. angrily B. worriedly C. painfully D. sadly
43. A. expectation B. happiness C