期末必考题型之完形填空10篇(天津专用)-2023-2024学年高二英语选择性必修第二册单元重难点易错题精练（外研版2019）

期末必考题型之完形填空10篇(天津专用)

(名校期末真题)

（2023上·天津蓟州·高二统考期末）It was the second day of a winter holiday in Queenstown, New Zealand, three years ago. When we decided to explore the beautiful scenery, our landlady     1     us, “Make sure you are well dressed up today. The weather is     2    . Head back when you see snowfall.”

The day was bright and sunny, and I started to wonder if she was being too     3    . When snow began to fall at 6:00 pm, I was not worried, thinking we’d have no     4     in catching a taxi back. However, we waited for a while, and all the drivers     5     their heads when told of our     6    .

The first driver passed by and gave me a card with a number for me to     7     help. I was filled with     8    , but I had no choice but to lead my three sisters to a nearby place to make the     9    . Then a taxi      10      up and we got in. The driver did not appear very      11     . Then the light streaming(光线)from his headlights showed very      12      why no taxi wanted to take us to our hotel. And I began to understand the driver’s apparently unfriendly silence—he was      13     . The steep incline(斜坡)ahead was      14      with snow. The taxi slowly made its way up the hill. Suddenly, we came to a dead      15     , and the driver turned to us. “Look! It is very      16      to go forward. You have to get out and walk. If I drive any      17     , the taxi will slide back,” he said. “Er…can you keep your headlight on? The rest of us will      18      you up,” I said. The driver      19     .

We made it safely back to our hotel. Even though it      20      for the rest of the days, we could see the silver lining in the cloud(一线希望): the generous soul who helped us.

1．A．ordered B．guarded C．helped D．warned

2．A．beautiful B．reliable C．changeable D．unforgettable

3．A．cautious B．strict C．particular D．positive

4．A．consideration B．experience C．trouble D．luck

5．A．lowered B．nodded C．hit D．shook

6．A．explanation B．destination C．background D．information

7．A．call for B．wait for C．give up D．look up

8．A．confidence B．pride C．doubt D．joy

9．A．appointment B．call C．way D．invitation

10．A．gave B．set C．came D．brought

11．A．familiar B．popular C．lonely D．friendly

12．A．clearly B．weakly C．unwillingly D．quietly

13．A．excited B．worried C．touched D．embarrassed

14．A．equipped B．covered C．crowded D．provided

15．A．wood B．silence C．sleep D．stop

16．A．dangerous B．possible C．limited D．unacceptable

17．A．slower B．closer C．further D．faster

18．A．cheer B．follow C．bring D．pick

19．A．agreed B．admitted C．admired D．applied

20．A．shone B．blew C．rained D．snowed

 

（2023上·天津滨海新·高二统考期末）Guillermo was 34 years old when his crisis hit. Since high school, he’d dreamed of becoming an executive(主管) in the technology field. He desired for the status and power of such a     21    . So, he tried hard for it. He studied hard and got a     22     at a top university. Four years later, after similarly great     23     in college, he moved to a master program in business administration. He     24     there, too.

At 26, Guillermo was employed at the company of his dreams. His hard work     25    , leading to rapid rise. In just several years, he     26     an executive position and had everything he ever wanted.

At the height of his     27    , he was working nearly 16 hours a day, returning home extremely     28    . His supportive wife was beginning to feel     29     and abandoned. The pressure was getting to him. The last straw (稻草) came when they were      30      in the Caribbean. The first morning in their      31     , Guillermo sat on their balcony(阳台), overlooking the blue ocean. Though it should have been a beautiful      32     , all he could think about was responsibility. He felt sick and noticed his hands shaking. At that moment, he realized he’d lost the      33      to enjoy life. In reality, he hadn’t enjoyed      34      anything for the last five years. His high-school dream, which he once found so      35      was eating him alive. He admitted to himself then and there that he wanted to quit.

So Guillermo      36      his executive job. This, however, doesn’t mean he gave up his hard-working      37      or his drive to be successful. Though it was a      38     . He set his sights on a new dream. Today, he’s a      39      photographer. His photographs have been displayed in galleries worldwide. Although he makes much less money, he is      40     !

21．A．condition B．position C．state D．path

22．A．scholarship B．promotion C．course D．comment

23．A．confidence B．ambition C．choices D．efforts

24．A．regretted B．escaped C．succeeded D．quit

25．A．paid off B．came back C．ran out D．turned up

26．A．picked out B．took on C．kept up D．hunted for

27．A．education B．marriage C．friendship D．career

28．A．excited B．worried C．tired D．early

29．A．lonely B．sick C．curious D．puzzled

30．A．in school B．on vacation C．in business D．on strike

31．A．university B．company C．home D．hotel

32．A．photo B．imagination C．scene D．description

33．A．ability B．wisdom C．belief D．chance

34．A．just B．even C．seldom D．almost

35．A．disturbing B．inspiring C．unrealistic D．difficult

36．A．ignored B．went for C．recommended D．gave up

37．A．experience B．personality C．occupation D．habit

38．A．struggle B．business C．relaxation D．mistake

39．A．helpful B．generous C．successful D．powerful

40．A．brave B．excited C．happy D．hopeful

 

（2023上·天津·高二校联考期末）I liked reading science fiction when I was young. In many     41    , I met characters who could perform     42     acts like shapeshifting or breathing underwater. I longed     43     to become someone like them too because I wanted to offer people timely help and     44     all kinds of diseases in the world. But later, I     45     that it was impossible for us to own this kind of ability and that we didn’t need to be Spider-Man or Black Panther. Though we are     46     people, we can make a difference.

My friend, Steve, grew up in rural Kenya, where his parents had to live off the     47     at the mercy of nature.     48     might not have been high on his agenda, but his mother wouldn’t allow him to find any excuses for     49     lessons. During his first few years of school, they had an afternoon routine. Steve was asked to     50     a few things he’d learned at school that day. Then his mother would “     51     ” them. Without fail, she would mark some sentences      52     , but the others would get a red “x”.     53     several years later, Steve learned his mom couldn’t read or write.

She just     54     to read his work every day. Her     55     was clear: to push her son to study as hard