专题02 完形填空10篇(第三期)-备战2024年高考英语名校模拟真题速递(江苏专用)

备战2024年高考英语名校模拟真题速递(江苏专用)

第三期

专题02 完形填空10篇

（2023上·江苏·高三校联考阶段练习）Traveling with a toddler (幼儿) can be exhausting. But rarely is it as painful as Kate Baker’s experience during a flight twenty years ago.

Baker and her husband, Bob, were    1     to Europe with their 2-year-old son, Neil. “When we got on the plane in New York, all of us were     2     ,” she said. “But halfway over the Atlantic Ocean, Neil started to get very warm.” Then Neil began foaming (口吐白沫) at the mouth.  

“The flight attendants were     3      in asking anyone if they were a doctor,” Baker     4     . “No one would come forward. And then the pilot started to    5     , ‘Is there a doctor on board?’ And again, no one came forward.”

One of the flight attendants asked Baker’s husband if the toddler was still breathing. “Just     6     ,” he replied anxiously. “Hearing those words, I felt so     7      that I couldn’t move,” Baker said.

Then she noticed three women get out of their seats and     8      where she was standing. They were Muslim women wearing hijabs (头巾), and they came up to her and put their    9     around her, comforting her in a quite     10     voice.  

They eventually landed in Amsterdam, and Baker and her husband took Neil to a(n)     11     . Doctors couldn’t find anything wrong with him, and by then he appeared to be     12     . However, Baker still felt worried and they quickly     13     another flight home.

They went right to a pediatrician (儿科医生), who     14     that Neil had just had an ear infection. So everything was fine. But Baker would never forget those women and how     15     they were.

1．A．returning B．heading C．moving D．tending

2．A．healthy B．fortunate C．wealthy D．content

3．A．lost B．interested C．occupied D．trapped

4．A．repeated B．responded C．reacted D．recalled

5．A．ensure B．announce C．acquire D．recommend

6．A．barely B．commonly C．extremely D．ordinarily

7．A．frightened B．excited C．confused D．embarrassed

8．A．arranged B．prayed C．approached D．recorded

9．A．legs B．coats C．scarves D．arms

10．A．low B．gentle C．pleasant D．annoyed

11．A．airport B．destination C．office D．clinic

12．A．kind B．nice C．good D．fine

13．A．cancelled B．offered C．booked D．considered

14．A．blamed B．discovered C．appreciated D．hesitated

15．A．supportive B．adventurous C．doubtful D．critical

 

（2023上·江苏·高三校联考阶段练习）I’ve been barefoot in London every day since March last year. Living in a city, I love the element of the   16   . It was as though I’d discovered an extra sense. Travelling on the tube barefoot was a    17    at first because there are so many different surfaces. It’s as if I’ve reached a new dimension most people   18    never experience.

I took early retirement with a good pension in 2009. These days, I do a lot of   19    work. When I was   20    pharmacy prescriptions (药房处方) across south-east London during the pandemic (疫情), I went to a block of 50s flats in Peckham Rye. They’d   21   all the walkways, which felt absolutely amazing on my bare feet.

Many people offered me   22    during the cold spell. I always stay calm and tell them it’s a    23    choice. It certainly starts interesting    24    and at least people are curious, even if they think it’s weird (怪异的) behaviour.

Being outside, being barefoot,     25     people—I’m sure it’s all connected. I’ve been diagnosed with depression. I    26     that being involved with the community and being in  nature really assisted with my     27    .

Being barefoot makes me feel more    28     and helps with my wellbeing. Hardly anyone else seems to have an idea how    29     it feels and it’s most interesting when done in a city. I’ll never go back to    30     shoes again.

16．A．danger B．routine C．unexpected D．unidentified

17．A．novelty B．success C．relief D．must

18．A．originally B．normally C．gradually D．secretly

19．A．paper B．gardening C．community D．rescue

20．A．reading B．giving C．seeking D．delivering

21．A．removed B．resurfaced C．blocked D．marked

22．A．food B．shelter C．shoes D．clothes

23．A．lifestyle B．career C．health D．transport

24．A．arguments B．games C．hobbies D．conversations

25．A．attracting B．greeting C．helping D．watching

26．A．discovered B．suspected C．feared D．predicted

27．A．identity B．recovery C．growth D．study

28．A．behaved B．learned C．stuck D．grounded

29．A．hard B．uneasy C．incredible D．painful

30．A．wearing B．fixing C．selling D．making

 

（2023上·江苏苏州·高三统考阶段练习）I don’t know why I came to the decision to become a loser, but I know I made the    31   at a young age. Sometime in the middle of fourth grade, I    32    trying. By the time I was in seventh grade, I was    33   , disrespectful and rebellious.

It wasn’t long after that I dropped out of school. Hard physical labor was the    34    for the choices I made as an adolescent. At the age of 21, I was    35    lost, and using drugs as a way to deal with the fact that I had no education and was    36    in a dead-end job carrying heavy construction materials up a ladder all day.

   37   , now I believe in do-overs, in the chance to do it all again. And I believe that do-overs can be made at any point in your life, if you have the right    38   . Mine came from a surprising source.

It was September 21, 2002, when my son Blake was born. It’s funny that after a life of    39    responsibility, now I was in charge of something so     40    . Over the years, as I grew into the     41     of Dad, I began to learn something about myself. In a way, Blake and I were both learning to walk, talk, work and play for the first time. I began my do-over.

It took me almost three years to learn how to read. I started with my son’s books.     42    , I practiced reading books to him until I remembered all the words in every one of them. I knew I wanted to be a good role model, so after a year-and-a-half and a lot of hard work, I     43     my GED test on my son’s fourth birthday. This may not sound like much, and I’m surely not trying to get praise for doing something that should have been done     44    .       

It’s funny, growing up I always heard these great turn-around stories of triumph over shortcomings. But I never thought they     45     to me. Now I believe it’s a choice anyone can make: to do it all over again.

31．A．determination B．wish C．application D．choice

32．A．started B．stopped C．considered D．fancied

33．A．skeptical B．defensive C．lazy D．suspicious

34．A．consequence B．compromise C．compensation D．competence