四川省部分地区2021届高三一模英语试卷汇编：完形填空专题

四川省部分地区2021届高三一模英语解析版试卷分类汇编 完形填空专题 四川省巴中市2021届高三一诊英语试题- 三、完形填空 Down syndrome is a medical condition that makers someone develop mentally and physically in a different way from most people. However, a small act of____21____could have a big influence on a teen with Down syndrome. Every morning for 10 years, driver Scott Reynolds____22____Ty Coppola, who has Down syn-drome，with a smile and a fist bump(拳头碰拳头)when he____23____Ty. “It would start his day in a____24____way," Michael Coppola, Ty's father said. Ty can speak and communicate his basic needs,____25____he doesn't have typical conversations like most do. "Instead, he senses how people____26____him whether it's a handshake or a fist bump." Michael said. Michael admits that many people, ____27____their best intentions, do not know how to approach someone with___28___---including him. That's exactly____29____Michael and his wife sent Ty to Holy Childhood, a_____30_____that serves children and adults with disabilities. Michael says the school has taught his son to be_____31_____and confident despite his disability. Yet, although Ty has_____32_____to do things on his own, it doesn't mean he doesn’t want affection from others. "The_____33_____mean a whole lot more than words to him," Michael said. Reynolds' kindness didn't_____34_____there. He also learned things about Ty's life and asked him questions about his family. When the Coppolas were_____35_____that Reynolds planned to retire, Michael and his wife decided to do something to ____36____Reynolds that he meant a lot to their son. With other people's help, the Coppolas held a surprise party in Reynolds'_____37_____. Many people came and paid respect for his years of_____38_____. "I wanted to show my_____39_____,"Michael said. "I didn't want everything he did to be taken for granted. He wasn't just a_____40_____." 21．A．kindness B．happiness C．politeness D．carefulness 22．A．examined B．helped C．greeted D．noticed 23．A．brought up B．picked up