完形填空之记叙文类讲义-2026届高三英语一轮复习专项

邳州市第四中学2026届高三年级英语一轮复习专项 完形填空之记叙文类 无信不做题 解题技巧 一、落实“三读法” 1.初读把握大意，找到明显答案； 2.细读逐空确定，疑难空做标记； 3.复读解决疑难选项，从整体出发。 无信不做题---没有提示不着急做题 无信靠主旨---最后两段升华部分 二、重视词语复现五种类型 1.原词复现； 2.近义词复现； 3.同义词复现； 4.反义词复现； 5.同根词复现。 三、掌握词语辨析三大招 一看选项词义，二看选项搭配，三看语境逻辑。 四、完形填空训练三步曲 第一步：规范限时训练，提高正答率； 第二步：及时核对答案，查漏补缺快；做题思路 第三步：收集疑难词汇，要举一反三。 5、 规范训练目标：做标记，留痕迹；零失误；限时 8-12 分钟/每篇。 【实战练习】 （22-23高二下·河南开封·期末） A grandmother was filmed taking notes during a Marvel superhero movie marathon, which at this point includes 30 movies. She wanted to be closer to her 1 and talk to them about their 2 . Cheryl Skiados, who is in her 70s, has 13 grandkids 3 , aged from 6 to 22, and they’re all big Marvel fans. Rather than writing off their interests as silly, as grandparents are 4 doing, she decided to try to get on the same 5 as them. “I just 6 my grandparents, and I noticed my grandma was making her way through all the Marvel movies,” said 18-year-old Jackson. “She was 7 them in the order they came out and she asked if I wanted to watch one with her, so of course, I said yes 8 .”褒；贬 “I think it really shows how much she 9 her grandchildren, because she is willing to 10 there for hours and watch superhero movies, and take notes on them, just so she can have something 11 to talk to her grandkids about.” The video has 12 the hearts of many online and racked up(累计) nearly seven million views, and hundreds of thousands of likes, along with it. “We all 13 Grandma is getting the recognition she deserves for being a(n) 14 grandmother,” said Jackson. Skiados, in response to the 15 , says she “thinks it’s funny,” and “her heart was warmed by all the comments.” 1. A. grandparents B. grandkids C. neighbors D. friends 2. A. dreams B. feelings C. needs D. interests 3. A. in mind B. in return C. in total D. in time 4. A. used to B. tired of C. afraid of D. satisfied with 5. A. schedule B. train C. level D. wave 6. A. put up with B. moved in with C. heard back from D. stepped away from 7. A. watching B. listing C. remembering D. counting 8. A. firmly B. unwillingly C. abruptly D. gratefully 9. A. knows about B. agrees with C. cares about D. believes in 10. A. hide B. sleep C. wait D. sit 11. A. necessary B. serious C. important D. extra 12. A. changed B. touched C. broken D. hardened 13. A. think B. worry C. guess D. wish 14. A. new B. amazing C. single D. blind 15. A. question B. threat C. attention D. request （23-24高二下·四川凉山·期末） There was once a rich man who, every night before going to sleep, prayed the same prayer to the spirits. He would say, “It is not 16 that I have such big problems to solve and so many of them while others have such easy ones and only a few. Please give me an opportunity to 17 all of my problems with somebody else’s.” And finally, one night, 18 everyone in the town was asleep, the spirits appeared in all of their dreams and gave the following 19 , “Gather all of your big 20 into one bag and bring the bag to the temple hall.” The rich man was so happy that he rushed to 21 his bag. While walking towards the temple hall, he noticed some people were even carrying bigger bags than his. The rich man slowly became a little 22 but soon decided to continue and see what would happen. When he 23 the hall and put his bag down in the center as everyone else did, a voice told him to take a 24 around and choose one bag. But once he 25 the new bag, there would be no 26 back. And then an 27 scene took place. Everyone rushed to their own bags. Without thinking too much, the rich man also rushed towards his own bag, 28 that somebody else would take it. At this moment, he came to know that his big problems weren’t 29 that big, and that he actually knew how to 30 them. 16．A．fair B．suitable C．legal D．realistic 17．A．share B．communicate C．compare D．exchange 18．A．though B．since C．while D．whereas 19．A．suggestions B．instructions C．initiatives D．plans 20．A．worries B．problems C．solutions D．items 21．A．post B．take C．bring D．pack 22．A．thrilled B．hesitant C．hopeless D．depressed 23．A．arrived B．got C．entered D．left 24．A．trip B．breath C．break D．look 25．A．picked up B．wound up C．made up D．put up 26．A．turning B．coming C．answering D．running 27．A．unfavorable B．unexpected C．undoubted D．unfriendly 28．A．glad B．sad C．afraid D．satisfied 29．A．actually B．constantly C．instantly D．urgently 30．A．restrict B．deal C．appreciate D．tackle （23-24高二下·辽宁沈阳·阶段练习） When I arrived at the supermarket, just ahead of me was a lovely spot. Unfortunately, someone was already trying to 31 it. So I stopped, observing as the person tried parallel parking (平行泊车) in that 32 space. After several attempts, he 33 and drove off. My friend in the passenger seat was watching with me. “It’s a(n) 34 space,” he commented. “Too small.” Nevertheless, I accepted the 35 . “Watch me,” I told him, and he gazed at me with a mixture of 36 and /but admiration. Then, he cautioned me, saying, “You are doing something 37 ,” as I tried to 38 the spot. The scene made me 39 the moment when six or seven of us were in the parking lot as our coach, Mr. Knoblauch, described his 40 . It had to do with things like angles, landmarks, the driver’s head movements, and so on. When it was my turn, Mr. Knoblauch sensed my 41 . “It seems you have butterflies in your stomach,” he said. “Just relax and follow my guidance.” I hit the gas, but the vehicle stalled (熄火). Mr. Knoblauch, who was aware of my sensibilities, 42 me. “It happens to everyone,” he said. “Take a 43 , and try again.” I then made six attempts before finally succeeding. To this day I haven’t 44 the Knoblauch method. With Mr. Knoblauch’s words ringing in my ear, I lined up my landmarks, spun the wheel, tapped the gas ... And I made it 45 . Thank you, Mr. Knoblauch. 31．A．regulate B．claim C．identify D．evaluate 32．A．tight B．public C．moral D．bright 33．A．broke down B．cut in C．gave up D．showed up 34．A．excellent B．convenient C．ordinary D．impossible 35．A．friction B．reminder C．proposal D．challenge 36．A．sympathy B．confidence C．disbelief D．despair 37．A．necessary B．sensible C．unrepeatable D．unachievable 38．A．mark B．approach C．measure D．escape 39．A．cite B．recall C．explain D．predict 40．A．system B．prospect C．selection D．analysis 41．A．clue B．horror C．anxiety D．purpose 42．A．instructed B．comforted C．condemned D．interrupted 43．A．breath B．glance C．chance D．message 44．A．understood B．demanded C．forgotten D．employed 45．A．neatly B．roughly C．potentially D．artificially （23-24高二下·浙江温州·期中） As a child, I loved exploring the attic (阁楼) — a 46 wonderland filled with relics of the past. One day, I stumbled upon a wooden chest, 47 behind an old bookshelf. With 48 hands, I opened it and found my great-grandfather’s journal. I read about his 49 : fighting in wars, discovering new lands, and meeting extraordinary people. His words jumped off the pages, lighting my 50 . I felt like I was 51 through time, living his stories. Years passed, and I grew up, but the 52 remained a cherished memory. It wasn’t until I faced my own challenges that I understood its 53 value. My great-grandfather’s perseverance and courage inspired me to 54 fears and pursue my dreams. Today, when I hold the worn journal, I realize it’s not just a forgotten treasure, but a 55 legacy (遗产) — a source of strength and 56 passed down through generations. And I vow to 57 it for future generations, so they too can find 58 in its pages. In this 59 age, where memories are stored on the internet and words are fleeting, the journal serves as a physical sign of our history. 60 I prepare to pass it on to the next generation, I do so with the hope that they will find the same unwavering spirit that has guided me. 46．A．dusty B．dark C．bright D．clear 47．A．visible B．open C．locked D．hidden 48．A．shaky B．steady C．warm D．cold 49．A．failures B．successes C．adventures D．achievements 50．A．satisfaction B．imagination C．description D．assumption 51．A．traveling B．sleeping C．dreaming D．waiting 52．A．bookshelf B．attic C．journal D．box 53．A．true B．fake C．temporary D．present 54．A．get in B．get over C．get through D．get back 55．A．relative B．family C．national D．personal 56．A．wealth B．health C．freedom D．wisdom 57．A．destroy B．forget C．preserve D．ignore 58．A．frustration B．inspiration C．boredom D．confusion 59．A．lonely B．lively C．industrial D．digital 60．A．Unless B．As C．If D．Though 第 1 页 共 5 页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$