完形填空20篇-26年2月各地高三英语专项合集

**基本信息** 精选2026年多省高三开学考完形填空真题，聚焦记叙文语境中的词汇辨析与逻辑推理，强化语言能力与思维品质培养。 **专项设计** |模块|题量/典例|题型特征|知识逻辑| |----|-----------|----------|----------| |个人成长|安徽A10联盟/山东潍坊卷|以人生挑战与突破为主题，考查动词/名词辨析|通过上下文情感变化推导词义，培养逻辑推理能力| |社会交往|福建百校联考/江苏无锡卷|围绕人际互助场景，设置语境化词汇题|依托事件发展脉络理解语义，提升语言综合运用能力| |情感体验|湖南师大附中/浙江七彩阳光卷|聚焦亲情/陌生人善意，考查形容词/副词运用|结合情感线索辨析词义，深化文化意识与人文关怀|

（1） 2026年2月安徽省A10联盟高三开学考英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 DBAAC 46-50 BDCBA 51-55 DCCAD 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲的是72岁的作家Francis Chin为了保持活力和与时俱进，决定学习数据科学，克服困难并最终学有所得，还计划将自己的写作经验与新知识结合起来帮助他人的故事。 第41题.D 上下文逻辑（动词辨析）。解析：A.return返回；B.travel旅行；C.escape逃避；D.retire退休。根据前文“he wanted to stay active and relevant—rather than simply 41”可知，他想保持活跃和与时俱进，而不是简单地“退休”。故选D。 第42题.B 动词辨析与上下文因果。解析：A.allowed允许；B.inspired激励，鼓舞；C.promised承诺；D.pushed推，逼迫。前同事告诉他数据科学家需求量大，这件事“激励”他去学数据科学课程。故选B。 第43题.A 动词辨析与上下文呼应。解析：A.studied学习；B.trained训练；C.worked工作；D.experienced经历。根据后文“earning a bachelor’s degree at 44 and a master’s at 51”可知，他之前也曾“学习”过。故选A。 第44题.A 形容词辨析与上下文对比。解析：A.fresh新鲜的，全新的；B.strange奇怪的；C.simple简单的；D.boring无聊的。虽然他以前学习过，但在线学习对他来说是“全新的”体验。故选A。 第45题.C 动词短语辨析与上下文逻辑。解析：A.dealing(with)处理；B.competing(with)竞争；C.struggling (with) struggle with表示“与……斗争，吃力地做某事”；D.arguing(with)争论。后文提到数据科学涉及统计和逻辑，而他记得自己在学校时数学学得很吃力，所以用struggling。故选C。 第46题.B 动词辨析与上下文逻辑。解析：A.guide引导；B.stop阻止；C.test测试；D.change改变。尽管数学学得不好，但他拒绝让这件事“阻止”他。故选B。 第47题.D 副词辨析与上下文逻辑。解析：A.hesitantly犹豫地；B.nervously紧张地；C.formally正式地；D.confidently自信地。根据后文“something he believed came easier with 48”可知，他认为随着年龄增长，提问会更自信，所以他应该是“自信地”提问。故选D。 第48题.C 名词辨析与上下文呼应。解析：A.luck运气;B.support支持;C.age年龄;D.pressure压力。根据前文提到他72岁，以及他认为提问更容易是因为“年龄”增长带来的阅历和心态变化。故选C。 第49题.B 形容词辨析与上下文逻辑。解析：A.popular受欢迎的；B.frightening令人害怕的；C.beneficial有益的；D.amusing有趣的。根据前文他学得吃力，但后来发现数据科学并不像最初看起来那么“可怕”。故选B。 第50题.A 动词短语辨析与上下文逻辑。解析：A.make sense讲得通，有意义；B.keep pace跟上步伐；C.catch attention吸引注意力；D.lose meaning失去意义。经过学习，这门学科开始“变得有意义”。故选A。 第51题.D 形容词辨析与上下文逻辑。解析：A.personal个人的；B.imaginary想象的；C.common常见的；D.real真实的。他学习后开始思考如何用数据科学解决“真实的”问题，后面举的例子是乳腺癌筛查中的实际问题。故选D。 第52题.C 名词辨析与常识。解析：A.human人类；B.business商业；C.machine机器；D.language语言。根据后文“help reduce mistakes in breast cancer screening”可知，这是“机器学习”的应用场景。故选C。 第53题.C 形容词辨析与上下文逻辑。解析：A.curious好奇的；B.astonished惊讶的；C.proud自豪的；D.fortunate幸运的。根据上下文，Francis在72岁高龄成功学习了数据科学这门新学科，并且能够将其应用于解决实际问题（如乳腺癌筛查），这让他对自己能够在这样一个重要领域获得新技能感到“自豪”。这份自豪感来源于他克服困难、坚持学习的个人成就，而非运气(fortunate)。故选C。 第54题.A 名词辨析与上下文呼应。解析：A.writing写作；B.acting表演；C.teaching教学；D.drawing绘画。文章开头提到他是“writer”，所以他想结合自己的“写作”经验。故选A。 第55题.D 名词辨析与上下文呼应。解析：A.experts专家；B.scientists科学家；C.engineers工程师；D.seniors老年人，前辈。根据全文主人公是72岁的老人，他最后是对像他一样的“老年人”说：保持学习，保持好奇。故选D。 （2） 2026年2月安徽省合肥市 高三英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 ABDCB 46-50 DDBCA 51-55 BACCA 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲的是登山爱好者Sam意外受伤后经历漫长的康复过程，最终战胜恐惧，重新攀登曾经摔倒的路线，找回了自信和热爱的故事。 第41题.A 形容词辨析。解析：A.different不同的；B.awkward尴尬的；C.mild温和的；D.avoidable可避免的。根据前文“Sam was used to occasional minor injuries”可知Sam习惯了一些小伤，但这次摔伤与以往不同，从下文“badly broke”可以看出这次伤势严重。故选A。 第42题.B 名词辨析。解析：A.wrist手腕；B.ankle脚踝；C.neck脖子；D.back背部。根据后文多次提到“foot pain”以及医生允许他爬“easy routes”可以推断是脚踝受伤。故选B。 第43题.D 动词辨析。解析：A.shine发光；B.adjust调整；C.balance平衡；D.recover恢复。前文说手术成功，但需要时间来恢复，符合语境。故选D。 第44题.C 形容词辨析。解析：A.healing愈合的；B.carefree无忧无虑的；C.heartbreaking令人心碎的；D.rewarding有回报的。对于一个运动员来说，几个月不能攀岩是令人心碎的，与情感色彩相符。故选C。 第45题.B 名词辨析。解析：A.time时间；B.chance机会；C.patience耐心；D.duty责任。Sam被困在家里，朋友们都在攀岩，他怀疑自己是否还有机会再次攀岩。故选B。 第46题.D 形容词辨析。解析：A.predictable可预测的；B.consistent一致的；C.smooth顺利的；D.slow缓慢的。康复过程似乎异常缓慢，这让他感到沮丧。故选D。 第47题.D 动词辨析。解析：A.developed发展；B.worsened恶化；C.shifted转移；D.eased缓解。随着每天按指导锻炼，脚痛逐渐缓解，符合康复过程。故选D。 第48题.B 名词辨析。解析：A.control控制；B.motion运动；C.attention注意力；D.stability稳定。range of motion是固定搭配，指关节的活动范围。故选B。 第49题.C 动词辨析。解析：A.warned警告；B.reminded提醒；C.cleared批准/允许；D.forced强迫。八个月后，医生批准他爬一些简单的路线，clear在此意为“批准”符合语境。故选C。 第50题.A 副词辨析。解析：A.Carefully小心地；B.Secretly秘密地；C.Naturally自然地；D.Suddenly突然地。刚康复不久，他小心地爬上了一座小悬崖，符合逻辑。故选A。 第51题.B 名词辨析。解析：A.fear恐惧；B.joy喜悦；C.guilt内疚；D.right权利。虽然肌肉酸痛，但回到真正的岩石上的喜悦让他忘记了其他一切。故选B。 第52题.A 名词辨析。解析：A.test考验/测试；B.order命令；C.victory胜利；D.solution解决方案。六个月后，他面对曾经摔倒的路线，这是对他最终的考验。故选A。 第53题.C 动词短语辨析。解析：A.slip away溜走；B.turn off关闭；C.take over占据/接管；D.cool down冷静下来。恐惧几乎要占据上风，符合语境。故选C。 第54题.C 形容词辨析。解析：A.grateful感激的；B.curious好奇的；C.focused专注的；D.humble谦卑的。这一次他设法保持专注，集中注意力攀爬。故选C。 第55题.A 名词辨析。解析：A.passion热情/热爱；B.integrity正直；C.reputation声誉；D.sympathy同情。他战胜了自我怀疑，重新找回了自己的热爱(攀岩)。故选A。 （3） 2026年2月福建省百校联考高三开学检测英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 BCADA 46-50 CCDBA 51-55 ABCDC 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。讲述了一个拾金不昧的暖心故事。Lavonne Schaafsma在公园丢失钱包后，两位陌生女士从小偷手中智取钱包并设法归还。文章赞扬了这两位女士的勇气、警觉和乐于助人的品质。 第41题.B 动词短语。解析：根据语境“在回停车场的路上，当她钥匙时，发现钱包不见了”, 此处应描述一个准备开车的动作。B.reached for(伸手去拿)最符合逻辑，表示她正想拿钥匙开车门。A.took in(吸收；理解)、C.handed over (交出)、D.came across(偶然遇到)均与“准备开车”的场景不符。故选B项。 第42题.C 动词。解析：根据后文描述钱包里有ID、信用卡和大量现金，丢失后最直接的反应是“恐慌”。C.panic(恐慌)准确描述了这种紧急情况下的自然情绪反应。A.search(寻找)是恐慌后的行为，而非情绪；B.hesitate(犹豫)、D.wonder(想知道)程度过轻，无法体现紧急状况。故选C项。 第43题.A 名词。解析：backtrack one’s steps是固定搭配，意为“顺原路返回”。A.steps在此处引申为“走过的路线”。B.keys(钥匙)、C.feet(脚)、D.car(车)均无法构成此固定搭配。故选A项。 第44题.D 名词。解析：根据场景“在礼品店里”, 最合理、最直接的询问对象是“收银员”。以及下文“the cashier told”提示可知D.cashier(收银员)是商店前台的代表。A.guard(保安)可能在附近，但并非店内求助的第一选择；B.customer(顾客)、C.police(警察)不符合“在商店内询问失物”的典型场景。故选D项。 第45题.A 动词。解析：根据后文收银员提供的信息可知，这是一个令人惊讶的巧合。A.widened(睁大)形象地描绘出听到询问后因惊讶而“眼睛睁大”的表情。B.rolled(转动)、C.narrowed(眯起)、D.dropped(垂下)均无法体现“惊讶”的情绪。故选A项。 第46题.C 形容词。解析：根据下文她们的经历(目睹小偷翻包并与之对峙)可知，她们当时的状态应是“受到惊吓的”。C.shaken(震惊的，心烦意乱的)准确描述了经历紧张事件后的心理状态。A.excited(兴奋的)、B.amused(被逗乐的)、D.satisfied(满意的)都与经历的紧张性质不符。故选C项。 第47题.C 动词。解析：此处描述她们最初“发现”钱包在长椅上。C.spotted(瞥见，发现)恰当地描述了偶然看到的动作。A.opened(打开)、B.left(留下)、D.returned(归还)均与“最初发现”的语境矛盾。故选C项。 第48题.D 形容词。解析：看到陌生男子翻找女式钱包，最合理的反应是“产生怀疑”。 D.suspicious(怀疑的)符合逻辑。A.anxious(焦虑的)、B.annoyed(恼怒的)、C.confused(困惑的)可能是伴随情绪，但“怀疑”是驱动她们上前质问的直接原因。故选D项。 第49题.B 动词。解析：根据语境，她们是从一个不愿放手的小偷手中“夺回”钱包。B.wrestled (用力争夺)生动体现了争夺的对抗性和费力感。A.stole (偷窃)道德立场错误；C.kept (保持)、D.bought (购买)完全不符合语境。故选B项。 第50题.A 名词。解析：Purse in hand是独立主格结构，意为“手里拿着钱包”, 承接上文“夺回钱包”的动作，描述她们随后的状态。A.Purse是故事的核心物品，且与全文主线一致。B.Injury(伤害)、C.Evidence (证据)、D.Hope (希望)均脱离了具体叙事，与动作连贯性不符。故选A项。 第51题.A 动词。此处指等待失主“出现”。A.appeared (出现，露面)是描述“人到来并被看到”的最贴切动词。B.admitted (承诺)与文无关；C.cared (关心)、D.helped (帮助)语义不符。故选A项。 第52题.B 名词。解析：全文旨在赞扬两位女士的善举。B.gesture (姿态，表示)特指为了表达善意而做出的行为，最能概括其行为的象征意义。 A.generosity (慷慨)侧重于物质给予；C.performance (表演)带负面含义；D.interruption (打断)为中性偏负面，均不符合褒义语境。故选B项。 第53题.C 动词。解析：此处使用隐喻，形容她们将失主从焦虑中“拯救”出来。C.rescued (营救)是一种有力且地道 的表达。A.prevented (预防)用于未发生的事；B.protected (保护)用于防止伤害发生；D.excluded (排除)与“from anxiety”搭配不自然，且不如“rescued”生动。故选C项。 第54题.D 名词。面对可疑人物并上前对峙，这一行为最核心的品质是“勇气”。D.courage (勇气)准确概括了此特质。A.grace (优雅)与文中品质无关，B.intelligence (才智)可能部分正确，但非最突出品质；C.humor (幽默)文中无体现。故选D项。 第55题.C 动词。解析：intervening特指“介入到一件正在发生的事中，以阻止或改变其进程”, 精准描述了她们介入小偷行为的过程。C.intervening (干预，介入)是专业且精准的用词。A.struggling (挣扎)、B.quarreling(争吵)描述的是可能的对抗方式，但无法概括“介入事件”这一整体行为；D.speaking (说话)过于笼统。故选C项。 （4） 2026年2月福建省名校联盟高三开学大联考英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 CACDB 46-50 ADBBC 51-55 CDBAD 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲的是作者因等待编辑回复而焦虑，通过参加绘画课进入心流状态，从而获得放松和领悟的故事。 第41题.C 形容词辨析。解析：A.curious好奇的；B.annoyed恼怒的；C.anxious焦虑的；D.delighted高兴的。根据前文“waiting to hear from my editors”可知作者在等待消息，这种不确定的等待常使人焦虑，且后文提到睡不着、无法专注，进一步印证焦虑情绪，故选C。 第42题.A 动词辨析。解析：A.checking检查；B.answering回答；C.fixing修理；D.charging充电。作者频繁看手机是为了查看邮件，因此用checking表示“查看”，符合语境，故选A。 第43题.C 名词辨析。解析：A.fitness健身；B.music音乐；C.art艺术；D.computer电脑。后文提到老师让画菊花，说明这是一节美术课，故选C。 第44题.D 形容词短语。解析：A.concerned担心的；B.responsible负责的；C.available可用的；D.desperate极度渴望的。be desperate for意为“极度渴望”，作者因无法写作而迫切需要分散注意力，故选D。 第45题.B 副词辨析。解析：A.secretly秘密地；B.initially起初；C.hardly几乎不；D.constantly持续地。根据后文作者问老师从哪开始，可知她一开始被形状角度弄糊涂了，所以是起初，故选B。 第46题.A 动词辨析。解析：A.hesitated犹豫；B.expected期望；C.prepared准备；D.managed设法。她感到困惑，因此犹豫着不知如何下笔，故选A。 第47题.D 形容词辨析。解析：A.smallest最小的；B.best最好的；C.latest最新的；D.easiest最容易的。与后文“the most complicated”相对，作者在问是从最简单的部分还是最复杂的部分开始，故选D。 第48题.B 名词辨析。解析：A.emotions情绪；B.standards标准；C.regrets后悔；D.traditions传统。老师的话“没有正确的方式”以及作者“总想正确”表明她一直被标准所困，故选B。 第49题.B 动词短语辨析。解析：A.miss out错过；B.concentrate on专注于；C.reflect on反思；D.figure out弄清楚。开始绘画后，她专注于花的每一个细节，故选B。 第50题.C 动词辨析。解析：A.unlocked解锁；B.unpacked打开包裹；C.untouched未触动；D.uncovered揭开。两小时过去，她的手机未被碰过，说明完全沉浸在绘画中，故选C。 第51题.C 形容词辨析。解析：A.enjoyable令人愉快的；B.profitable有利可图的；C.laughable可笑的；D.understandable可理解的。后文说“尽管画得不好”，可知这幅画甚至有些部分可笑，故选C。 第52题.D 动词辨析。解析：A.drags拖延；B.lengthens延长；C.changes改变；D.disappears消失。心流状态中，人完全沉浸于当下，感觉不到时间的流逝，即时间“消失”了，这是心理学中对心流体验的典型描述，故选D。 第53题.B 名词辨析。解析：A.reality现实；B.creativity创造力；C.possibility可能性；D.security安全。心流状态下，焦虑被专注和创造力取代，且后文提到“feel creative”，故选B。 第54题.A 动词辨析。解析：A.begin开始；B.succeed成功；C.imitate模仿；D.relax放松。作者继续上课不是为了画得好，而是为了“重新开始”投入创作，破折号后的“找到专注感和创造力”正是对“begin”的解释，即重新开启创作状态，故选A。 第55题.D 名词辨析。解析：A.thinking思考;B.learning学习;C.acting行动;D.writing写作。作者是作家，前文提到第二本小说，因此这里指她的写作也一样，没有好的艺术就没有坏的艺术，故选D。 （5） 2026年2月广东省广州市 高三英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 21-25 BDBDB 26-30 CAACB 31-35 DDCAC 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲的是作者回忆母亲糟糕的厨艺以及对她深深的思念。 第21题.B 名词辨析。解析：A.self-discipline自律；B.self-knowledge自知之明；C.self-respect自尊；D.self-pity自怜。根据破折号后的解释“far from being bad, she thought she was 22”（她根本不认为自己差，反而认为自己很棒），说明母亲的问题是缺乏“自知之明”。故选B。 第22题.D 形容词辨析。解析：A.responsible负责的；B.elegant优雅的；C.attractive有吸引力的；D.brilliant极好的，才华横溢的。根据语境，母亲认为自己不是差劲的厨师，而是认为自己做得很好。故选D。 第23题.B 动词辨析。解析：A.rush冲；B.hate讨厌；C.need需要；D.expect期待。根据上下文，母亲的任何误解都足以让人“讨厌”去她家吃饭。故选B。 第24题.D 动词辨析。解析：A.lifted提升；B.ruined毁坏；C.created创造；D.saved挽救。根据后文提到母亲会在花生汤里放杏干，说明她认为任何食物都可以用杏干来“挽救”。故选D。 第25题.B 名词辨析。解析：A.manners礼仪；B.principles原则；C.services服务；D.tools工具。前句说她极具实验性，但忽视了基本的烹饪“原则”。故选B。 第26题.C 动词辨析。解析：A.boasted吹嘘；B.worried担心；C.figured认为，料想；D.criticized批评。根据语境，母亲去世后，作者“认为”很多事物会让她想起母亲。故选C。 第27题.A 动词短语辨析。解析：A.think of想起；B.come across偶遇；C.argue with争论；D.call upon号召。根据上下文，很多东西会让作者“想起”母亲。故选A。 第28题.A 形容词辨析。解析：A.food-related与食物相关的；B.time-honored历史悠久的；C.well-intentioned善意的；D.good-natured脾气好的。根据后文提到的“再也不用吃那个花生汤了”可知，这是唯一与“食物相关的”想法。故选A。 第29题.C 形容词辨析。解析：A.huge巨大的；B.tough坚韧的；C.regular普通的；D.beautiful美丽的。根据后文“but it produces enough apples...”（但是它结的苹果足够...），说明这是一棵“普通的”树，但产量惊人。故选C。 第30题.B 动词辨析。解析：A.follow跟随；B.power为...提供动力，供能；C.defeat击败 D.establish建立。“power an army”在这里是比喻用法，意思是苹果的数量多到可以为军队提供能量。故选B。 第31题.D 名词辨析。解析：A.company公司；B.school学校；C.town城镇；D.family家庭。根据上下文，作者对母亲说家里没人喜欢苹果。故选D。 第32题.D 名词辨析。解析：A.treats款待，美食；B.candy糖果；C.cuisines菜肴（通常指烹饪精致的饭菜）；D.fruit水果。作者对母亲说：“家里没人喜欢苹果，我甚至不喜欢水果。”这是一个递进的逻辑：不仅没人喜欢苹果这种具体的水果，连水果这个大类我都不喜欢。这样更能强调作者拒绝苹果的坚决态度。如果选C.cuisines，意为“我不喜欢苹果做的菜肴”，但母亲给的是新鲜苹果，并非烹饪过的菜肴，所以与语境不符。故选D。 第33题.C 动词辨析。解析：A.spared使免受；B.interrupted打断；C.possessed占据，支配；D.rejected拒绝。根据语境，今年秋天作者被“想要吃完所有苹果的念头”所占据。故选C。 第34题.A 名词辨析。解析：A.season季节；B.project项目；C.celebration庆祝；D.festival节日。根据前文提到的秋天以及苹果成熟，这里指的是苹果“季节”即将结束。故选A。 第35题.C 动词辨析。解析：A.care关心；B.respect尊重；C.stress强调；D.laugh笑。根据最后一句“eat your mother’s apples while she’s still alive”（趁你母亲还活着的时候，吃她的苹果），这是作者想要“强调”的感悟。故选C。 （6） 2026年2月湖北省部分中的高中第二次联考英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 DABCA 46-50 CBADB 51-55 CADBC 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲的是作者在生活压力大时遇到健身教练Adria，从最初对健身的抵触到在Adria的鼓励下逐渐改变，最终不仅自己坚持锻炼，还受到启发考取健身教练认证的故事。 第41题.D 形容词辨析。解析：A.Amazing令人惊奇的；B.Fantastic极好的；C.Meaningless毫无意义的；D.Unthinkable不可思议的。根据前文“rolled my eyes while holding my untouched gym membership card”以及“Sweating for fun?”可知，作者最初认为出汗找乐子是难以想象的事情，强调这种想法与自己的观念完全相悖，故选D。 第42题.A 短语辨析。解析：A.more than超过，不仅仅；B.other than除了；C.rather than而不是；D.less than少于。根据下文“I needed a reliable partner”可知作者需要的不仅仅是意志力，还需要一个可靠的伙伴，故选A。 第43题.B 动词辨析。解析：A.deserted抛弃；B.arrested逮捕，吸引；C.distracted分散注意力；D.appealed吸引，恳求。根据语境“her warm smile __ me”指她的温暖笑容吸引了我，“arrest”在这里意为“吸引（注意力）”，符合语境，故选B。 第44题.C 动词辨析。解析：A.taking参加；B.attending参加；C.canceling取消；D.holding持有。根据下文“her determination shone through”以及后文Adria发短信询问健身计划可知，作者每次想取消训练时Adria的坚定就显现出来，故选C。 第45题.A 动词辨析。解析：A.skipped跳过，缺席；B.enjoyed享受；C.spared抽出；D.persisted坚持。根据语境“whenever I __ two days”指每当作者缺席两天时Adria就会发短信询问，故选A。 第46题.C 动词辨析。解析：A.stretched伸展；B.folded折叠；C.tightened变紧；D.shrinked收缩（正确拼写为shrank）。根据语境“my baggy sweatshirts __ around newly toned arms”指宽松的运动衫在新变结实的手臂周围变紧了，故选C。 第47题.B 动词辨析。解析：A.complained抱怨；B.sighed叹息；C.explained解释；D.declared宣布。根据语境，Adria在一个雨天说出“我独自经营了三年，需要休息一天”时，带有一种疲惫或感慨的情绪，用“sighed”更能体现这种情感，且后文突然提出考认证的建议也符合从叹息到转折的语气，故选B。 第48题.A 名词辨析。解析：A.keys钥匙；B.trainers教练；C.tests测试；D.certificates证书。根据文章最后一句“Those keys are mine.”可知此处Adria说的是信任作者保管这些钥匙，钥匙指代健身房钥匙，故选A。 第49题.D 动词辨析。解析：A.greeted问候；B.impressed留下印象；C.stuck卡住；D.escaped逃离。根据“Nervous laughter __ me”指紧张的笑声从作者口中发出，escaped表示不由自主地发出，故选D。 第50题.B 名词辨析。解析：A.coach教练；B.editor编辑；C.athlete运动员；D.professional专业人士。根据下文“between editing manuscripts and designing fitness routines”以及“my ‘day job’”可知作者白天的工作是编辑，故选B。 第51题.C 形容词辨析。解析：A.curious好奇的；B.reluctant不情愿的；C.hesitant犹豫的；D.anxious焦虑的。根据上文“Though”表示转折，以及作者最初的反应，可知作者虽然犹豫但最终还是报名了ACE课程，故选C。 第52题.A 逻辑连词辨析。解析：A.However然而；B.Therefore因此；C.Meanwhile同时；D.Instead反而。前文说想放弃，后文说Adria的信念是灯塔，形成转折关系，故选A。 第53题.D 名词辨析。解析：A.distinctions区别；B.contrasts对比；C.conflicts冲突；D.parallels相似之处。根据下文“both required structure and purpose”可知作者发现了编辑稿件和设计健身计划之间的相似之处，故选D。 第54题.B 名词辨析。解析：A.surprise惊喜；B.joke玩笑；C.coincidence巧合；D.luck运气。根据下文作者认真答题以及最后成功可知考试不是开玩笑的，故选B。 第55题.C 介词辨析。解析：A.beside在旁边；B.towards朝；C.against靠着；D.forward向前。根据语境“Adria leaned __ the wall”指Adria靠在墙上，固定搭配lean against，故选C。 （7） 2026年2月湖北省新八校高三开学考英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 DCBBD 46-50 BAACC 51-55 CDACB 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲的是作者和丈夫在旅行中卡车抛锚，得到小镇上陌生人的无私帮助，从而将不幸转变为难忘经历的故事。 第41题.D 动词辨析。解析：A.changed改变；B.arose出现；C.stood站立；D.disappeared消失。句意为“完美的旅程的承诺在卡车抛锚时消失了”，强调原本美好的预期因故障而破灭，故选D。 第42题.C 形容词辨析。解析：A.lucky幸运的；B.relaxed放松的；C.confident自信的；D.surprised惊讶的。尽管有油压问题，但作者夫妇仍自信能撑一周开回家修理，故选C。 第43题.B 动词短语辨析。解析：A.cut in插入；B.shut down关闭，熄火；C.fell apart崩溃，散架；D.start off出发。指卡车在半路熄火，引擎停止工作，故选B。 第44题.B 名词辨析。解析：A.oil油；B.repair修理；C.pizza披萨；D.grocery杂货。拖车将他们带到修理店，故选B。 第45题.D 动词辨析。解析：A.represent代表；B.refresh刷新；C.reunite重聚；D.reschedule重新安排。店主打电话给其他顾客调整预约时间以避免不便，故选D。 第46题.B 动词辨析。解析：A.mentioned提到；B.introduced介绍；C.compared比较；D.invited邀请。店主将作者夫妇介绍给机械师Chris，故选B。 第47题.A 副词辨析。解析：A.generously慷慨地；B.obviously明显地；C.nervously紧张地；D.seriously严肃地。Chris慷慨地提供后院停车，故选A。 第48题.A 名词辨析。解析：A.dinner晚餐；B.travel旅行；C.examination检查；D.enjoyment享受。Chris开车送他们去镇上吃晚饭，后文提到披萨店，故选A。 第49题.C 动词短语辨析。解析：A.looked for寻找；B.picked out挑选出；C.settled on选定；D.set aside留出。他们选定了一家家庭经营的披萨店，表示决定去那里，故选C。 第50题.C 动词辨析。解析：A.seen看见；B.designed设计；C.ordered点单；D.recommended推荐。店主端上的披萨比他们点的要大，故选C。 第51题.C 形容词辨析。解析：A.big大的；B.nice好的；C.long长的；D.funny有趣的。店主看出他们疲惫，猜测他们过了漫长的一天，故选C。 第52题.D 动词辨析。解析：A.differed不同；B.mattered重要；C.competed竞争；D.continued继续。这种无私的慷慨在各地持续出现，从杂货店老板到机械师，故选D。 第53题.A 名词辨析。解析：A.wish祝愿；B.story故事；C.warning警告；D.memory记忆。机械师在修好车后送上真诚的祝福，祝愿他们旅途安全，故选A。 第54题.C 名词辨析。解析：A.encounter相遇；B.pity怜悯；C.kindness善良；D.contact联系。作者体验到陌生人纯粹的、意想不到的善意，故选C。 第55题.B 名词辨析。解析：A.adventure冒险；B.misfortune不幸；C.fault错误；D.delay延误。这份善意将他们的不幸（卡车抛锚）转变为难忘而振奋的旅程，故选B。 （8） 2026年2月湖北省云学联盟高三开学考英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 BACDA 46-50 CDABD 51-55 CDCBB 【语篇导读】本文讲述小学老师Jean作为单亲妈妈生活简朴，却收留了身处危险的两姐妹及其姐姐婴儿。同事通过写信给Oprah Winfrey Show求助，最终Jean在节目中获赠新车。故事突出善良的力量和“奇迹”的主题，强调助人者终得回报的价值观。 第41题.B 形容词词义辨析。解析：根据下文“a single mother with one young son, it merely satisfied her needs”(单亲妈妈经济拮据，仅能满足需求), 可推知她的车应较破旧(shabby); 另外“Suddenly, the old Jetta was too small.”一句也应证了。 A.expensive(昂贵的)、C.fashionable(时尚的)、D.luxurious (奢侈的)与“merely satisfied her needs”所体现的经济状况相矛盾。 第42题.A 动词词义辨析及固定搭配。解析：“satisfy one's needs”为固定搭配，意为“满足需求”。原文“it merely satisfied her needs”准确表达了“这辆车仅仅(勉强)满足了她的基本需求”。 B.reduced(减少) 、C.managed(管理)和D.addressed(处理)虽可与“needs”搭配；但主语多数情况下应该是人或者是方案或者机构。 第43题.C 动词词义辨析。解析：根据语境，两姐妹身处危险环境却未进入孤儿院又别无选择， 而是联系了老师，故应选择表示“拒绝(去)”的词。 A.intended(打算去)与后文她们主动联系老师并最终被收留的结果逻辑矛盾；B.managed(设法去了)与事实不符，她们并未去孤儿院；D.offered(主动提出去)与她们身处困境、更可能寻求离开的常理不符，且与后文情节相悖。 第44题.D 副词词义辨析。解析：前文说她们拒绝去孤儿院后又别无选择，后文说她们联系了老师。这中间存在一个时间或过程的过渡， eventually(最终，后来)最能体现这种“经过一些情况后，最终选择了…”的逻辑。A.immediately(立即)与“拒绝”和“联系”之间应有的时间间隔或思考过程不符；B.unwillingly(不情愿地)与她们主动求助的行为相矛盾；C.rarely(很少)不符合语境，且与事实不符。 第45题.A 形容词词义辨析。解析：Jean作为单亲老师，经济状况一般，且下文描述她慷慨收留他人，更反衬其自身居住条件的“简朴、不豪华”。modest常用来形容住所不大、不奢华但够用，最贴切。B.secure(安全的)、D.cosy(温暖舒适的)虽是褒义词，但并非上下文强调的重点； C.spacious(宽敞的)与Jean可能的经济状况及后文她需要资助的情节不符。 第46题.C 动词短语辨析。解析：take in有“收留，接纳”之意，与后文“welcomed the baby”构成完整的“收留”行为。A.brought in(带来，引入)、 B.gave in(屈服) 、D.believed in(信任)均无法准确表达“提供住所并照顾”这一核心含义。 第47题.D 形容词词义辨析。解析：对于前文已体现经济拮据的Jean来说， 一辆厢式货车的主要问题是“负担不起”。affordable 意为“买得起的”, 直接对应其经济能力。B.reasonable(价格合理的)可能造成误选，但语境强调的是Jean个人的支付能力(买不起), 而非货车本身定价是否公道合理；A.reliable(可靠的 ) 、C.acceptable(可接受的)、均未触及“经济负担”这一核心矛盾。 第48题.A 名词词义辨析。解析：作者在观看节目时得到了一个“主意”或“想法”——给节目写信求助。idea最符合“灵机一动”的语境。B.answer(答案)、C.offer(提议；报价)、D.award(奖项)均与“主动想出一个解决办法”的语境不符。 第49题.B 副词词义辨析。解析：作者写信的目的是帮助Jean, 因此需要客观、真实地讲述故事以赢得信任和帮助。 objectively(客观地)与vividly(生动地)并列，描述了写信的两个重要方面：真实可信且富有感染力。干扰项A.abstractly(抽象地)会使故事难以理解，失去感染力；C.strictly(严格地)侧重规则，不适用于讲故事； D.casually(随意地)显得不够认真和尊重，不利于达到求助目的。 第50题.D 动词词义辨析。解析：当Jean收到节目邀请时，意味着作者的方案“奏效了”或“成功 了”。work在此作不及物动词，意为“起作用，有效果”。干扰项A.ended(结束了)、B.faded(淡去了)与事情正向发展的情节不符；C.failed(失败了)与事实相反。 第51题.C 形容词词义辨析。解析：Jean无私收留学生姐妹和婴儿，体现了她“无私奉献”和“全心投入”的特质。devoted意为“忠诚的，奉献的”, 是对她品格的最佳概括。 A.successful(成功的)、B.stylish(时尚的)、D.elegant(优雅的)均未触及文中着重刻画的“奉献与爱心”这一核心品质。 第52题.D 名词词义辨析。解析：上下文反复提及Jean需要一辆更大的车来容纳扩大了的家庭，这是她具体而迫切的“需求”。special need在此意为“特殊的需求”。A.regret(遗憾)、B.application(申请；应用)、 C.passion(热情)均与“需要一辆货车”这一具体语境不符。 第53题.C 形容词词义辨析。解析：在收到一份意想不到的慷慨礼物时，Jean流下的最可能是“感激的”泪水。grateful符合此情境。B.angry(愤怒的)、C.regretful(后悔的)与情境完全不符；D.professional(职业的)为中性词，不能准确描述此刻强烈的情感。 第54题.B 形容词(过去分词)词义辨析。解析：听众听到感人故事后的自然反应是“被感动”。touched意为“感动的”, 是唯一符合情感逻辑的选项。A.annoyed(恼怒的)、C.confused(困惑的)、D.amused(被逗乐的)均不符合“感人故事”所引发的情感反应。 第55题.B 名词词义辨析及主题呼应。解析：全文主旨是爱心创造奇迹——一个普通老师的善举通过媒体获得了远超预期的回馈。结尾点题“奇迹每天都会发生”, 升华主题，miracles最契合。A.romances(浪漫故事)、C.accidents(事故)、D.arguments(争论)均与文章积极、感恩、充满希望的主题无关。 （9） 2026年2月湖南省师大附中高三月考（七）英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 ABBCB 46-50 DDABD 51-55 CACCD 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲的是一位过度保护孩子的母亲，从儿子为超人玩偶做安全包装的行为中获得启发，逐渐意识到自己的过度担忧限制了孩子和家庭的快乐，最终决定改变自己的思维方式，学会面对而非逃避生活中的不确定性。 第41题.A 上下文逻辑（形容词辨析）。解析：A.worst最坏的；B.fastest最快的；C.least最少的；D.latest最新的。根据破折号后的解释“focusing on the 2% death rate of a 98% successful surgery”（关注98%成功的手术中那2%的死亡率），说明作者总是预期最坏的情况发生。故选A。 第42题.B 名词辨析。解析：A.shape形状；B.condition疾病，状况；C.cause原因；D.demand要求。根据前文“visualizing my son’s mild cough”（想象儿子轻微的咳嗽），作者将轻微咳嗽想象成一种罕见的疾病。故选B。 第43题.B 动词辨析。解析：A.wandered漫步，游荡；B.checked检查；C.approached接近；D.decorated装饰。根据后文“for anything dangerous before letting David out to play”（在让David出去玩之前，为了任何危险的东西），可知作者是在检查后院是否有危险物品。故选B。 第44题.C 动词短语辨析。解析：A.counting on指望，依赖；B.looking into调查；C.watching over照看，监护；D.dealing with处理，对付。根据前文作者是“直升机父母”（过度关注孩子的父母），丈夫认为她不能一直照看四岁的儿子。故选C。 第45题.B 动词辨析。解析：A.unlocking开锁；B.wrapping包裹，包装；C.assembling组装；D.restoring修复。根据后文“in a piece of air bubble sheet”（用一块气泡膜），可知儿子正在用气泡膜小心地包裹他的超人玩偶。故选B。 第46题.D 副词辨析。解析：A.ultimately最终；B.temporarily暂时；C.constantly持续不断地；D.accidentally意外地，偶然地。作者的第一反应是拿走气泡膜，以防儿子意外窒息。故选D。 第47题.D 形容词辨析。解析：A.brave勇敢的；B.mature成熟的；C.patient耐心的；D.safe安全的。根据儿子对超人说的话“Now you’re __ when flying into pointy buildings”（现在你飞进尖尖的建筑时也___了），结合他用气泡膜包裹玩偶的行为，他是想让超人更“安全”。故选D。 第48题.A 动词辨析。解析：A.repeat重复；B.assess评估；C.inquire询问；D.dismiss解散，摒弃。看到儿子通过包装超人来模仿自己之前的保护行为，作者意识到这一点。儿子包装超人的行为就是她日常过度保护行为的重复。故选A。 第49题.B 名词辨析。解析：A.control控制；B.panic恐慌，惊慌；C.stress压力；D.debate辩论，争论。因为对紧急情况的恐慌，作者经常拒绝各种外出活动。panic强调对潜在危险的过度恐惧和惊慌，符合语境。故选B。 第50题.D 动词辨析。解析：A.exposed暴露；B.missed错过；C.reserved预订，保留；D.spoiled破坏，搞糟。根据后文“by wondering how many bears would kill us in our sleep”（通过担心有多少熊会在睡梦中杀死我们），可知作者的想法破坏了孩子们的快乐。故选D。 第51题.C 形容词辨析。解析：A.frightened害怕的；B.disappointed失望的；C.astonished惊讶的；D.relaxed放松的。当一直过度担忧的作者提议去听音乐会时，丈夫感到非常惊讶。故选C。 第52题.A 动词辨析。解析：A.deserved应得，活该；B.forgot忘记；C.heard听见；D.ignored忽视。根据丈夫的提问，作者意识到自己以前活该有那些担忧，但这次决定放下。deserved在此处有幽默自嘲的意味。故选A。 第53题.C 形容词辨析。解析：A.formal正式的；B.lucky幸运的；C.new新的；D.stubborn顽固的。“We'll cross that bridge if we come to it”（船到桥头自然直）成为了作者新的信念，与以前杞人忧天的想法形成对比。故选C。 第54题.C 名词辨析。解析：A.explanations解释；B.directions方向；C.assumptions 假设，设想；D.positions位置。作者后悔因为自己想象出来的假设（那些并未发生的危险设想）而没有走过的路。故选C。 第55题.D 名词辨析。解析：A.room房间，空间；B.field田野，领域；C.heart心脏；D.world世界。儿子的行为让作者原本变得越来越小的世界（因恐惧而受限的活动范围）变得更大更明亮。故选D。 （10） 2026年2月湖南省炎德英才长郡中学高三月考（六）英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 BDABC 46-50 DCBAA 51-55 BBCAC 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述了作者作为一名兽医，在目睹无数宠物因主人不愿支付费用或不再想要而被安乐死后，开始救助被遗弃的动物，并成立非营利动物救援组织的故事，强调了每个生命都值得被珍视。 第41题.B 动词词义辨析。解析：句意：它得了可治疗的腹泻，但被安排了安乐死，仅仅因为它的主人拒绝支付治疗费用。A.evaluated评估；B.scheduled安排；C.qualified使有资格；D.subscribed订阅。根据后文“for euthanasia(安乐死)simply because its owner refused to pay for the 42”可知，幼犬被安排了安乐死。故选B。 第42题.D 名词词义辨析。解析：句意同上。A.examination检查；B.expense花费；C.surgery手术；D.treatment治疗。根据前文“It had treatable diarrhoea”及“its owner refused to pay for”可知，幼犬得了可治疗的腹泻，但主人拒绝支付治疗费用。故选D。 第43题.A 形容词词义辨析。解析：句意：遗憾的是，并不是所有的狗都这么幸运。A.fortunate幸运的；B.healthy 健康的；C.curable可治愈的；D.adorable可爱的。根据前文“Sadly”及后文“I witnessed countless pets 44 for euthanasia because their owners no longer wanted them”可知，并不是所有的狗都像这只约克夏幼犬一样幸运。故选A。 第44题.B 动词短语辨析。解析：句意：成为兽医后，我目睹了无数宠物因为主人不再想要它们而被带来(诊所)执行安乐死。A.taken away带走;B.brought in带来,带进(某个地方);C.handed out分发;D.picked up捡起,接载。根据语境，这里描述的是主人将宠物带到兽医诊所要求执行安乐死。故选B。 第45题.C 名词词义辨析。解析：句意：原因从经济困难到住房限制或行为问题不等。A.Results结果；B.Conflicts冲突；C.Reasons原因；D.Occasions场合。根据下文“ranged from financial struggles to housing restrictions or behavioral issues”可知，此处指宠物被送来安乐死的原因。故选C。 第46题.D 形容词词义辨析。解析：句意：我决定帮助它们，开始收养被遗弃的动物。A.abused被虐待的；B.innocent无辜的；C.dying垂死的；D.abandoned被遗弃的。根据前文“I witnessed countless pets 44 for euthanasia because their owners no longer wanted them”可知，这些宠物被主人抛弃，作者开始把被遗弃的动物带回家。故选D。 第47题.C 动词词义辨析。解析：句意：消息传开了，不久我就收养了各种各样的狗和猫。A.passed传递，经过；B.returned返回；C.spread传播，传开；D.came来。“Word spread”意为“消息传开”, 精准体现“我收养弃养动物的事被越来越多人知晓”的语境，和后文“积累了很多猫狗”的结果完美呼应。故选C。 第48题.B。动词词义辨析。解析：句意：最终，在同样成为寄养看护人的朋友们的支持下，我创办了一个非营利组织。A.introduced介绍，引进；B.founded创建；C.opened打开；D.constructed建造。此处描述创建一个组织。故选B。 第49题.A 形容词词义辨析。解析：句意：主人认为它无利可图，就放弃了它。A.unprofitable无利可图的；B.fertile可繁殖的；C.improper不适当的；D.aggressive好斗的。根据前文“He'd been imported for reproduction, but was found out with elbow dysplasia(肘关节发育不良).”可知，这只狗是为了繁殖而引进的，但被发现患有肘关节发育不良，对于主人来说它无利可图，所以主人放弃了它。故选A。 第50题.A 名词词义辨析。解析：句意：我们的收容所救了它，并为它找到了一个美好的家。A.shelter容所；B.club俱乐部；C.camp营地；D.project项目。根据后文“saved him and found him a wonderful home”及“we're fundraising to build a larger shelter”可知，作者的收容所救了这只狗。故选A。 第51题.B 动词词义辨析。解析：句意：这样的故事激励着我们的使命，然而，无数动物仍然从缝隙中溜走消失。A.extend延伸；B.fuel激励，给……提供燃料；C.guide指导；D.exceed超过。根据后文“our mission”及“we'll keep fighting for them”可知，这样的故事激励着作者和团队继续他们的使命。故选B。 第52题.B 副词词义辨析。解析：句意：因此，我们正在筹集资金，建造一个更大的收容所，提供更好的资源和空间。A.Obviously显然；B.Consequently 因此；C.Particularly特别；D.Immediately立即。根据前文“yet countless animals still slip through the cracks”可知，此处与前文构成因果关系，因此作者和团队正在筹集资金，建造一个更大的收容所。故选B。 第53题.C 名词词义辨析。解析：句意同上。根据前文“fundraising to build a larger shelter”以及动物救助站的运营背景可知，扩建收容所的目的是为救助的动物提供更全面的保障支持。resources意为“资源”, 与“space (空间)”并列，能够全面体现扩建收容所的价值。故选C。 第54题.A 动词词义辨析。解析：句意：除非我们用尽了所有其他选择，否则我们绝不会对动物实施安乐死。A.exhausted耗尽；B.managed设法完成；C.investigated调查；D.avoided避免。根据前文“We never put an animal down unless” 可知，除非用尽了所有其他选择，否则作者和团队绝不会对动物实施安乐死。故选A。 第55题.C 动词词义辨析。解析：句意：每条生命都重要。只要有像Atticus和Dave这样的动物，我们就会继续为它们而战。根据后文“we'll keep fighting for them”的核心态度，以及全文动物救助的主旨可知，本句是升华主题的关键句，强调生命的价值与重要性。matters意为“要紧；有重要意义”, 符合“每条生命都值得被守护”的语境，是本文的核心立意体现。故选C。 （11） 2026年2月湖南省长沙市雅礼中学高三开学考英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 BABDA 46-50 BCDBA 51-55 BDBAC 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。作者在超市目睹自己经济拮据的父亲因银行卡余额不足而尴尬，此时一位陌生的女士挺身而出，不仅帮他支付了购物款，更以平等尊重的态度维护了父亲的尊严，并鼓励他将善意传递下去。这个故事展现了微小善举的巨大力量。 第41题.B 根据后文“He refused harder”可知，父亲自尊心强，不愿接受帮助，故“too proud to ask for help”符合语境。A.tired (疲惫的)、C.lazy (懒惰的)和D.anxious (焦虑的)均无法体现其因自尊而拒绝求助的心理。 第42题.A calculating与后文的“doing that math”直接呼应，指在心里“计算”价格。B.evaluating (评估价值)和C.reviewing(复习，回顾)不贴合具体“算钱”的动作；D.predicting (预测)不符合当时情境。 第43题.B “putting items back”是固定搭配，指因钱不够而将商品“放回”货架。A.taking (拿走)不符合逻辑；C.throwing (扔)和D.pushing (推)均不符合购物场景下的文明行为。 第44题.D declined特指银行卡因余额不足而“被拒、交易失败”, 符合在收银台结账的语境。 A.worked(能用)与后文“移除商品”矛盾；B.disappeared (消失)和C.broke (损坏)不符合此处银行卡被拒的常见表达。 第45题.A eventually表示经过一段时间(20分钟的心算和移除商品)后“最终、总算”成功付款，体现过程的艰难。B.constantly (不断地)、C.occasionally (偶尔地)和D.suddenly (突然地)均无法体现这个渐进达成目标的过程。 第46题.B wealthy与父亲“fixed income(固定/微薄收入)”形成对比，暗示这位女士外表并不显“富裕”,但其后的慷慨行为更凸显其善良品质。A.healthy(健康的)、C.friendly (友好的)和D.lonely (孤独的)均与上下文的经济状况对比无关。 第47题.C stepped forward意为“主动站出来、挺身而出”, 形象地描述了这位女士从队伍中“上前”提供帮助的动作。A.turned up(出现)、B.looked around(四处看看)和 D.passed by(经过)均无法准确描绘此场景下的具体动作。 第48题.D 父亲拒绝后，女士依然“坚持”要付钱，与后文 “refused hardet”形成拉锯，体现其行善的决心。A.hesitated(犹豫)、B.wondered(想知道)和C.bargained (讨价还价)均不符合其坚定的善意。 第49题.B 她“直视”(directly in the eye)”父亲，这种平等的目光消解了施舍带来的尴尬。A.sharply (尖锐地)、C.narrowly (狭窄地)和 D.fixedly (盯着看，略显僵硬)均不合适。 第50题.A small意为“渺小的、无力的”, 精准地描绘了一个父亲因无法供养家庭而产生的自卑与羞愧感，呼应“unable to provide” 。B.brave (勇敢的)、C.calm (冷静的)和D.restless (焦躁不安的)均无法准确表达这种无力感带来的“自尊受 挫”。 第51题.B able意为“有能力的”, 女士让父亲“when you are able(当你有能力时)”再去帮助别人，这是一个现实且温暖的 期许，符合“传递善意”的逻辑。A.lucky (幸运的)、C.generous (慷慨的)和D.stable (稳定的)均不如 “able” 能直接 对应“是否具备帮助他人的经济条件”这一前提。 第52题.D 她“拒绝”留下姓名，强调了善举的纯粹与无私。A.promised (承诺)和C.decided (决定)与文意相反。B.failed (未能)在语境上不如“refused”能主动体现其不留名的态度。 第53题.B gave way意为“屈服，让步”, 与“held ground(坚守立场)”相对。父亲一生面对困难“从未屈服”, 但陌生人的理解却让他崩溃落泪，形成强烈情感对比。A.took credit(邀功)、C.held ground(坚守)和D.took flight(逃跑，逃避)均不符合 “never (从未)”后应接“屈服”之意的逻辑。 第54题.A “counting change”指在结账时“数零钱”, 是经济拮据的典型细节，与文章开头“父亲的经济状况呼应。B.trading(交易)、C.checking(检查)、D.saving(节省)均不能准确描述这个具体动作。 第55题.C “be that person”是英语中的常见表达，意为“成为那样的人”, 指代上文那位乐于助人的女士，泛指一种善意的角色，用词朴实而准确。A.cashier (收银员)角色错误；B.witness (证人)不符；D.hero (英雄)过于具体或夸张，不如“per son”朴实感人。 （12） 2026年2月江苏省无锡市 高三英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 CADBB 46-50 BADBC 51-55 CACBD 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲的是作者在一家小杂货店工作期间，通过一件猫图案的外套与一位常客老妇人Judith相识，并逐渐建立起温暖的忘年交友谊的故事。Judith记得作者的生日并特意送来手作饼干，让作者深受感动。 第41题.C 形容词辨析。解析：A.popular受欢迎的；B.satisfied满意的；C.familiar熟悉的；D.patient耐心的。根据后文作者和这位老妇人因为猫图案外套相识并开始聊天，可知他们逐渐变得"熟悉"起来。故选C。 第42题.A 名词辨析。解析：A.cats猫；B.dogs狗；C.chickens鸡；D.bears熊。根据下文的"I love cats"可知外套上应该是猫的图案。故选A。 第43题.D 副词辨析。解析：A.gradually逐渐地；B.finally最终；C.suddenly突然；D.immediately立即。作者喜欢猫，所以第一次看到有猫图案的外套时，应该是"立刻"就赞美了它。故选D。 第44题.B 形容词辨析。解析：A.generous慷慨的；B.regular定期的，常客的；C.strange奇怪的；D.reliable可靠的。根据上下文，这位老妇人经常来店里，所以是"常客"。故选B。 第45题.B 动词辨析。解析：A.laughing笑；B.chatting聊天；C.jogging慢跑；D.singing唱歌。作为常客，他们养成了每当她来店里就"聊天"的习惯。故选B。 第46题.B 动词辨析。解析：A.decided决定；B.loved喜爱；C.planned计划；D.pretended假装。她"喜欢"称自己为疯狂的猫女士，这是她的自称习惯。故选B。 第47题.A 形容词辨析。解析：A.glad高兴的；B.surprised惊讶的；C.curious好奇的；D.eager渴望的。第二次作者回去工作时，老妇人看到作者回来应该是"高兴"的。故选A。 第48题.D 动词辨析。解析：A.promised承诺 B.recalled回忆 C.remembered记得 D.mentioned提及。在三月，作者曾经"提到"过月底要请假过20岁生日。故选D。 第49题.B 动词短语辨析。解析：A.crossed穿过；B.slipped滑落；C.changed改变；D.filled填满。"slip one's mind"是固定搭配，意为"被忘记"。作者几周前提过生日，所以这个事很快就被"忘记"了。故选B。 第50题.C 动词辨析。解析：A.reminding提醒；B.thanking感谢；C.calling呼叫；D.praising赞美。作者从洗手间出来时听到有人在"叫"她，是Judith在喊她。故选C。 第51题.C 动词辨析。解析：A.rented租；B.lent借出；C.handed递给；D.bought买。Judith走过来，"递给"作者一袋饼干并祝她生日快乐。故选C。 第52题.A 名词辨析。解析：A.tears眼泪；B.anger愤怒；C.sadness悲伤；D.disappointment失望。作者被Judith的举动感动，努力忍住不流下"眼泪"。故选A。 第53题.C 形容词辨析。解析：A.powerful强大的；B.painful痛苦的；C.grateful感激的；D.helpful有帮助的。作者更加"感激"，因为不仅从未收到过来自不太熟悉的人的礼物，而且自己都忘了Judith说过要这么做。故选C。 第54题.B 副词辨析。解析：A.secretly秘密地；B.barely几乎不；C.frequently频繁地；D.fully完全地。作者和Judith只是在店里聊天的关系，所以是"几乎不"熟悉的人。故选B。 第55题.D 动词短语辨析。解析：A.cheered up振作起来；B.cried out大声哭喊；C.yelled out大声叫喊；D.choked up哽咽。作者给妈妈打电话，告诉妈妈发生的事时"哽咽"了，因为太感动。故选D。 （13） 2026年2月江苏省镇江市 高三英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 ABCCB 46-50 DCACB 51-55 ACDBD 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲的是Rosie Paulik在TikTok上分享了她父亲Buz Ecker坚持写信的习惯，并询问是否有人想要收到她父亲的来信，结果收到了大量请求。Ecker从此开始给世界各地的陌生人写信，给他们带来安慰和温暖，这一行为感动了许多人。 第41题.A 名词辨析及上下文逻辑。解析：A.adulthood成年期；B.brotherhood兄弟情谊；C.neighborhood邻里；D.childhood童年。根据前文"from high school and college"（从高中和大学开始），这是一个时间progression，从高中到大学，再到成年期，符合时间发展逻辑。故选A。 第42题.B 名词辨析及语境理解。解析：A.courage勇气；B.kindness善意，温暖；C.confidence信心；D.respect尊重。根据后文"from a retired professor"（来自一位退休教授），以及整篇文章讲述Ecker通过写信给人们带来温暖，这里指的是"一点善意"。故选B。 第43题.C 副词辨析及逻辑关系。解析：A.Meanwhile与此同时；B.Therefore因此；C.Instead反而，相反；D.Moreover此外。前文说她预计只有几个人回应，后文说数百人回应，形成转折对比关系。故选C。 第44题.C 名词辨析及语境理解。解析：A.convenience便利；B.efficiency效率；C.comfort安慰，舒适；D.privacy隐私。根据后文"including to many longing for company in their daily lives"（包括许多在日常生活中渴望陪伴的人），可知这些人寻求的是安慰。故选C。 第45题.B 名词辨析及上下文逻辑。解析：A.friend朋友；B.stranger陌生人；C.relative亲戚；D.colleague同事。根据前文，Amy Woods是通过TikTok看到信息后发送地址，Ecker与她素不相识，因此是陌生人。故选B。 第46题.D 动词辨析及固定搭配。解析：A.warned警告；B.convinced说服；C.informed通知；D.reminded提醒，使想起。固定搭配"reminded of"表示"使想起"。这封信让她想起了对父亲的深爱。故选D。 第47题.C 形容词辨析及上下文逻辑。解析：A.typical典型的；B.initial最初的；C.similar相似的；D.odd奇怪的。根据上下文，世界各地数百人收到Ecker的信时都有类似的反应——感动落泪。故选C。 第48题.A 动词短语辨析及上下文逻辑。解析：A.picked up增加，好转；B.went through经历；C.died down减弱；D.came true实现。根据后文，在ABC新闻报道后，请求增加了。故选A。 第49题.C 形容词辨析及语境理解。解析：A.motivated有动力的；B.relieved解脱的；C.stressed压力大的；D.separated分离的。根据前文"faced tough issues"（面临困难问题），以及后文"from work"（来自工作），可知是工作压力大。故选C。 第50题.B 动词辨析及上下文逻辑。解析：A.delivering递送；B.receiving收到；C.collecting收集；D.writing写。根据后文"His mother wrote him hundreds of letters"（他母亲给他写了数百封信），可知他是收到信的人。故选B。 第51题.A 动词辨析及固定搭配。解析：A.shifted转变，转移；B.objected反对；C.admitted承认；D.contributed贡献。固定搭配"shifted to"表示"转向"。许多人转向短信沟通，与Ecker母亲坚持写信形成对比。故选A。 第52题.C 动词辨析及固定搭配。解析：A.saved节省；B.wasted浪费；C.spent花费；D.fixed修理。固定搭配"spent on"表示"花费在...上"。他不知道在这个项目上花了多少钱。故选C。 第53题.D 动词辨析及语境理解。解析：A.educate教育；B.congratulate祝贺；C.match匹配；D.reach联系到，接触到。根据前文，他给世界各地的人写信，因此是"联系到"全球的人。故选D。 第54题.B 名词辨析及语境理解。解析：A.award奖励；B.satisfaction满足感，满意；C.investment投资；D.perfection完美。根据后文"is worth more than any cost"（比任何成本都值得），可知这里指精神上的满足感。故选B。 第55题.D 动词辨析及语境理解。解析：A.celebrated庆祝；B.planned计划；C.prepared准备；D.brightened照亮，使愉快。根据上下文，Paulik的母亲发短信说"你让你父亲的一天变得明亮/愉快"，呼应前文Ecker收到感谢信后的喜悦。故选D。 （14） 2026年2月九师联盟（G）高三第六次质检英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 ACBDA 46-50 CBDAC 51-55 BDACB 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述了科技公司创始人Claire Thompson因工作压力濒临崩溃，后在服务犬训练师Maggie Rodriguez和她的服务犬Rico的帮助下，通过人与动物的联结，实现身心疗愈，并最终将其事业转向公益的故事。 第41题.A 根据空前“a tremble(颤抖)during a board meeting,”可知，恐慌发作开始的表现：在董事会会议期间身体会颤抖；突然极度想逃离(escape)拥挤的电梯等。 第42题.C 根据空前“Her perfect appearance was cracking(崩裂)”及nobody可知，除了Maggie外，没有人注意到(noticed)这一点。 第43题.B 根据第一段“a service dog trainer she came across.”可知，此处指她们在咖啡馆的第一次偶遇(encounter)。 第44题.D 根据空前“‘Your nervous system is like an overstimulated Internet router (路由器),’”及空后的Instead可知，Claire本应该感到被冒犯(offended)。 第45题.A 根据空后的anxiety可知，Maggie经营着一家非营利机构，训练狗狗为患有焦虑等心理(mental) 健康类问题的人提供帮助。 第46题.C Rico在感知到Claire呼吸变浅(焦虑征兆)时，会轻柔地(gently)推她的手以示提醒。Rico是一只训练有素的服务犬，gently在此处符合服务犬的特性。 第47题.B Rico似乎比Claire能更早感知(sense)到情绪风暴的来临。 第48题.D 根据下一段“She redirected a significant part of her company's budget toward service dog training programs, ”可知，在接下来的几个月里，Claire开始作为志愿者参与Maggie的(康复辅助犬)培训项目(program)。 第49题.A 此处指Claire的科技技能—模式识别和系统思维——转化为(translated into)对狗训练和人犬沟通的理解优势。translate into生动体现了不同领域能力间的迁移与应用，与后文她跨界整合资源的举动相呼应。depend on依靠，相信；go through经历，翻阅；turn to求助于。 第50题.C 根据空前“Claire realized treatment wasn't about fixing something broken, ”可知，Claire意识到疗愈不是修补残缺，而是创造新的联结(connections)。该词与全文主题——通过服务犬建立人与动物的深刻联系以及Claire后续建立支持网络一脉相承。connections既指人与狗的联结，也指她所创建项目中人与人的支持网络。 第51题.B 根据空后“She redirected a significant part of her company's budget toward service dog training programs...”可知，Claire接下来的举措(move) (即重组公司预算投向服务犬项目)出乎所有人意料。 第52题.D 前文谈到Claire本人遭受的是焦虑、恐慌等心理层面的创伤，故Claire建立全国网络支援类似的隐形(invisible)创伤群体。 第53题.A 此处指Claire从科技公司拥有者转向(shift)服务犬公益领域。 第54题.C 此处Claire的话具有对比和升华意味：她身处科技行业,却将最先进的技术(technology)重新定义为服务犬所代表的无条件的爱。technology与Claire的科技背景形成巧妙双关,突出主题反转。 第55题.B Claire发现了一个比任何她所创造的科技创新都更充实的人生目标(purpose)。该处总结了Claire从个人疗愈到帮助他人的旅程升华，purpose点明了其新发现的人生意义与驱动力。 （15） 2026年2月山东省聊城市 高三英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 ABDAC 46-50 CDACB 51-55 DACCD 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲的是作者在一次匆忙的早晨遇到朋友问候，却没有按常理回应，而是抱怨交通堵塞，朋友的反问让作者开始思考，并回忆起过往经历，意识到有时延误反而能避免更糟的事情，从而改变了自己的生活态度，变得更加放松。 第41题.A 动词辨析。解析：A.greeted问候；B.questioned质问；C.advised建议；D.consulted咨询。根据下文朋友说“How are you doing?”可知是问候，故选A。 第42题.B 形容词辨析。解析：A.honest诚实的；B.expected预期的；C.detailed详细的；D.public公开的。通常对于“你好吗”的回应是“很好，你呢”，这是人们预期的回答，故选B。 第43题.D 名词辨析。解析：A.intensity强度；B.safety安全；C.humidity湿度；D.visibility能见度。雨天开车能见度低，所以抱怨能见度差，故选D。 第44题.A 形容词辨析。解析：A.stressful有压力的；B.lonely孤独的；C.exciting兴奋的；D.lucky幸运的。作者抱怨交通堵塞等，说明行程充满压力，故选A。 第45题.C 名词辨析。解析：A.resistance抵抗；B.approval赞同；C.sympathy同情；D.curiosity好奇。作者在抱怨，朋友没有表示同情，而是问问题，故选C。 第46题.C 名词辨析。解析：A.impression印象；B.lesson教训；C.inference推断；D.reason原因。朋友的问题隐含的意思是“你可能避免了更糟的事”，这是推断出的结论，故选C。 第47题.D 形容词辨析。解析：A.helpless无助的；B.hearty衷心的；C.nervous紧张的；D.bitter苦涩的。当时作者并未完全理解，只是苦笑一下，bitter smile表示苦笑，故选D。 第48题.A 动词短语辨析。解析：A.turned over翻来覆去思考；B.gave up放弃；C.put aside搁置；D.made up编造。作者反复思考朋友的问题，故选A。 第49题.C 名词辨析。解析：A.crowds人群；B.meetings会议；C.delays延误；D.dangers危险。根据后文，延误让作者避免了事故，故选C。 第50题.B 名词辨析。解析：A.sight景象；B.example例子；C.dream梦；D.feeling感觉。暴风雪是作者回忆中最难忘的例子，故选B。 第51题.D 形容词辨析。解析：A.darker更暗的；B.wider更宽的；C.steeper更陡的；D.slower更慢的。暴风雪中被迫绕路，通常会更慢，故选D。 第52题.A 动词辨析。解析：A.realized意识到；B.explained解释；C.considered考虑；D.approved批准。作者回忆后意识到一个道理，故选A。 第53题.C 形容词短语辨析。解析：A.keen on热衷于；B.dependent on依赖；C.focused on专注于；D.set on决心。人们往往过于专注于结果和准时，故选C。 第54题.C 动词短语辨析。解析：A.built up增强；B.turned back折回；C.gone down下降；D.taken off起飞。放松后血压下降，故选C。 第55题.D 动词辨析。解析：A.defended保卫；B.spared免除；C.cost花费；D.improved改善。朋友的问题改善了作者的生活，故选D。 （16） 2026年2月山东省潍坊市 高三英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 BCADA 46-50 BDCAB 51-55 ADABC 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲的是作者在六十多岁时通过参加绘画课，克服过往失败经历，最终在绘画中找到自信和人生感悟的故事。 第41题.B 副词辨析。解析：A.already“已经”；B.still“仍然”；C.ever“曾经”；D.just“刚刚”。根据前文“Some people were born gifted, but I wasn't”以及“Well into my sixties”可知，作者已经六十多岁了，但仍然在寻找自己擅长的事情，表示动作的持续，故选B。 第42题.C 动词辨析。解析：A.resolved“决心”；B.accepted“接受”；C.hesitated“犹豫”；D.yielded“屈服”。根据后文“but finally decided to have a go”可知，作者一开始是犹豫的，但最终决定尝试，故选C。 第43题.A 形容词辨析。解析：A.blank“空白的”；B.strange“奇怪的”；C.rough“粗糙的”；D.painted“画过的”。根据上下文，作者刚开始上课，面对的是空白的画布，故选A。 第44题.D 名词辨析。解析：A.trends“趋势”；B.chores“杂务”；C.tests“测试”；D.basics“基础知识”。根据前文老师教大家“Grid off the photo and canvas into squares”可知，这是在讲解绘画的基础知识，故选D。 第45题.A 名词辨析。解析：A.attempts“尝试”；B.excuses“借口”；C.promises“承诺”；D.reactions“反应”。根据后文描述，作者回忆过去尝试创作艺术品的经历，故选A。 第46题.B 形容词辨析。解析：A.short-sighted“目光短浅的”；B.short-lived“短暂的”；C.ever-growing“不断增长的”；D.far-reaching“深远的”。根据后文老师的批评让作者很快放弃了课程，说明热情是短暂的，故选B。 第47题.D 动词辨析。解析：A.missed“错过”；B.skipped“跳过”；C.designed“设计”；D.braved“勇敢面对”。根据上下文，作者虽然勇敢地选了绘画课，但barely kept up，故选D。 第48题.C 短语辨析。解析：A.on alert“警惕”；B.on purpose“故意”；C.in pieces“破碎”；D.in chains“受束缚”。根据前文“barely kept up”可知，作者的信心再次破碎，故选C。 第49题.A 名词辨析。解析：A.hobbies“爱好”；B.careers“职业”；C.collections“收藏”；D.rules“规则”。根据前文，作者在公开场合不敢创作，只能私下作为爱好，故选A。 第50题.B 名词辨析。解析：A.photo“照片”；B.square“方格”；C.sunflower“向日葵”；D.class“课程”。根据前文“gridded off my picture”和“at a time”可知，作者一次只画一个方格，故选B。 第51题.A 动词辨析。解析：A.steadied“稳定”；B.froze“冻结”；C.ached“疼痛”；D.sweated“出汗”。根据后文“found their rhythm”可知，作者颤抖的手逐渐稳定下来，故选A。 第52题.D 动词辨析。解析：A.conflicts“冲突”；B.competes“竞争”；C.agrees“同意”；D.fits“适合，匹配”。根据上下文，不要猜测这个方格与整体如何匹配，故选D。 第53题.A 名词辨析。解析：A.joy“快乐”；B.luck“运气”；C.patience“耐心”；D.fame“名声”。根据后文“than an entire field of flowers”可知，一朵向日葵带来的快乐比整片花田还多，故选A。 第54题.B 动词短语辨析。解析：A.took shape“成形”；B.took root“扎根”；C.died out“灭绝”；D.faded away“逐渐消失”。根据后文“and bloomed within me”可知，向日葵先在内心扎根，然后开花，故选B。 第55题.C 名词辨析。解析：A.status“地位”；B.gender“性别”；C.age“年龄”；D.ability“能力”。根据文章开头作者六十多岁才开始学习绘画并成功，说明梦想没有年龄限制，故选C。 （17） 2026年2月四川省成都七中高三开学考英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 BAABA 46-50 ACAAD 51-55 CCBCB 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述16岁女孩Jamie在学校一棵橡树被风暴刮倒后，将其改造成一个免费图书馆，并带动同学们和社区居民参与，最终这个由废弃木头建成的图书馆成为充满思想与温暖的地方，甚至为一位学生带来了出版机会的故事。 第41题.B 动词辨析。解析：A.met遇见；B.led带领；C.forced强迫；D.joined加入。根据上下文，Jamie是项目的发起者，她带领一些同学一起加工木头，故选B。 第42题.A 形容词辨析。解析：A.rough粗糙的；B.soft柔软的；C.cold寒冷的；D.injured受伤的。打磨木头会使手变得粗糙，而非受伤或柔软，故选A。 第43题.A 动词短语辨析。解析：A.give up放弃；B.stay up熬夜；C.break up分手/破裂；D.hold up举起/耽搁。尽管手变粗糙，但他们没有放弃，继续工作，故选A。 第44题.B 形容词辨析。解析：A.excited兴奋的；B.doubtful怀疑的；C.worried担忧的；D.happy高兴的。后文有人质疑“现在谁还读纸质书？”表明一些人对此持怀疑态度，故选B。 第45题.A 动词辨析。解析：A.complained抱怨；B.joked开玩笑；C.warned警告；D.argued争论。该同学的话表达了对纸质书的不认可，是一种抱怨的语气，故选A。 第46题.A 动词辨析。解析：A.filled装满；B.covered覆盖；C.decorated装饰；D.equipped配备。shelves were filled with books意为“书架上装满了书”，为固定搭配，故选A。 第47题.C 名词辨析。解析：A.book书；B.event事件；C.surprise惊喜；D.sign标志。晚上Ms.Dawson带来手写笔记本，这是一个意料之外的惊喜，故选C。 第48题.A 非谓语动词。解析：A.bringing带来；B.writing写；C.buying买；D.searching搜索。came bringing ...意为“带着……来了”，现在分词作伴随状语，故选A。 第49题.A 介词辨析。解析：A.among在……之中；B.behind在……后面；C.into进入；D.below在……下面。学生把自己的作品放在其他书之间，用among，故选A。 第50题.D 动词辨析。解析：A.sell卖；B.buy买；C.read读；D.exchange交换。来自不同国家的学生分享或交换词典，exchange最符合语境，故选D。 第51题.C 动词辨析。解析：A.change改变；B.observe观察；C.adjust调整；D.remove移除。招牌倾斜了，Jamie停下来调整它，使其端正，故选C。 第52题.C 动词辨析。解析：A.accepted接受；B.negotiated谈判；C.offered提供；D.got得到。出版商发现了学生的故事后，主动提供出版合同，故选C。 第53题.B 动词辨析。解析：A.gone去；B.transformed转变；C.involved涉及；D.made制作。transform into意为“转变成为”，符合图书馆从木头变成特别地方的语境，故选B。 第54题.C 名词辨析。解析：A.pride骄傲；B.hope希望；C.warmth温暖；D.courage勇气。根据上下文，图书馆不仅是一个放书的地方，更是一个人们分享故事、诗歌、词典的地方，充满了人与人之间的温情与交流，因此用“warmth”(温暖)更符合情感氛围。故选C。 第55题.B 动词辨析。解析：A.need需要；B.hide隐藏；C.reduce减少；D.ignore忽视。看似无用的东西可能隐藏着新的可能性，符合文章主题，故选B。 （18） 2026年2月云南省昆明市高三三诊 英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 DBACC 46-50 BBCAD 51-55 DCADB 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲的是作者从最初讨厌编程、认为自己没有天赋，到通过实用主义驱动、在实践中积累小胜利和技能，最终培养出热情并成为有天赋工程师的成长故事。 第41题.D 副词辨析及上下文逻辑。解析：A.occasionally偶尔；B suddenly突然；C.rarely很少；D.constantly持续不断地。根据前文“I hated it, actually.”以及后文“I couldn’t solve problems.”可知，作者在技术学习期间是持续地感到挣扎，故D选项最符合语境。故选D。 第42题.B 动词短语辨析。解析：A.take control控制；B.make sense讲得通，有意义；C.take effort付出努力；D.make progress取得进步。逻辑对于作者来说讲不通，所以他感到迷失。make sense符合语境。故选B。 第43题.A 动词辨析。解析：A.concluded下结论，断定；B.promised承诺；C.proposed提议；D.rejected拒绝。根据引号内的内容“This isn’t for me.”可知，这是作者经过思考后得出的结论。故选A。 第44题.C 动词辨析及上下文逻辑。解析：A.matured成熟；B.continued继续；C.quit放弃；D.waited等待。根据语境“If the story had ended there”以及作者之前认为自己不适合编程的想法，如果故事就此结束，作者很可能就会永远放弃编程。故选C。 第45题.C 形容词辨析。解析：A.moral道德的；B.technical技术的；C.practical实际的，实用的；D.cultural文化的。根据下文提到的“partly out of pragmatism（实用主义）”以及已经投入多年时间和软件领域高薪的特点，可知这是一个“实际的”原因。故选C。 第46题.B 形容词辨析及常识。解析：A.widely-debated广泛讨论的；B.well-paid高薪的；C.fast-paced快节奏的；D.high-cost高成本的。根据常识和“pragmatism”的提示，软件开发是一个“高薪的”领域，这是作者基于实用主义继续尝试的原因之一。故选B。 第47题.B 名词短语固定搭配。解析：A.meaning意义；B.shot尝试；C.place地方；D.name名字。give it another shot是固定搭配，意为“再尝试一次”。故选B。 第48题.C 动词辨析。解析：A.improved改善；B.disturbed打扰；C.changed改变；D.determined决定。根据下文，兼职经历让作者解决了真实问题，获得了反馈，这完全改变了他之前的看法和状态。changed everything符合语境。故选C。 第49题.A 动词短语辨析。解析：A.built up逐步建立，积累；B.heard of听说；C.held back阻碍；D.showed off炫耀。通过解决一个又一个问题，作者逐步积累了小小的能力。built up符合语境。故选A。 第50题.D 名词辨析及逻辑关系。解析：A.modesty谦虚；B.patience耐心；C.safety安全；D.confidence信心。有能力（competence）自然会带来信心。逻辑关系成立。故选D。 第51题.D 形容词辨析。解析：A.unfortunate不幸的；B.complicated复杂的；C.similar相似的；D.unexpected意想不到的。根据“and then—and only then”以及后文作者开始主动想解决问题的描述，这是一个之前没想到的积极转变。故选D。 第52题.C 动词辨析。解析：A.ignore忽略；B.tolerate容忍；C.approach处理，着手解决；D.deny否认。看到挑战，思考如何去处理它。approach符合语境。故选C。 第53题.A 形容词辨析。解析：A.talented有天赋的；B.hopeless无望的；C.careful仔细的；D.awkward笨拙的。根据破折号后的解释“something I never would have said during my studies”，在学习期间他绝不会说自己有天赋，但现在他会称自己为“有天赋的”工程师。故选A。 第54题.D 名词辨析及主旨理解。解析：A.strength力量；B.responsibility责任；C.caution谨慎；D.passion热情。本文的主旨是热情并非起点，而是通过实践培养出来的。start with passion与后文的enjoyment will follow相呼应。故选D。 第55题.B 名词辨析及语境理解。解析：A.traps陷阱；B.wins胜利，成功；C.teams团队；D.conflicts冲突。与前文的solved one problem, then another相呼应，作者建议从实用主义出发，建立小的成功（wins）和能力。故选B。 （19） 2026年2月浙江精诚/浙南/七彩阳光/金兰高三开学考英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 BAACD 46-50 CBBDA 51-55 DDCAC 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲的是作者初到陌生城市，在圣诞夜迷路时得到一对陌生夫妇的帮助，这次善举深深触动了作者，并在近40年后依然激励作者在每一个节日季寻找机会去陪伴可能独自过节的人。 第41题.B 上下文语义理解（形容词）。解析：A.curious好奇的；B.alone独自的，孤单的；C.different不同的；D.content满足的。根据空后的“in a city where I didn't yet know anyone”（在一个我还不认识任何人的城市里）可知，作者是“完全孤单的”。故选B。 第42题.A 动词短语辨析。解析：A.cheer up使高兴起来，振奋起来；B.calm down冷静下来；C.reach out伸出援手，联系；D.show off炫耀。根据前文，作者刚搬到一个陌生城市，感觉孤单，所以在圣诞夜出去看电影是为了“让自己高兴起来”。故选A。 第43题.A 名词词义辨析。解析：A.direction方向；B.balance平衡；C.patience耐心；D.mind思维，理智。根据后文“The more turns I made, the more I got turned around.I drove and drove in circles.”（我转的弯越多，就越迷糊。我开车转来转去。）可知，作者是在黑暗中开车“迷失了方向”。lose one's direction意为“迷失方向”。故选A。 第44题.C 动词短语辨析。解析：A.broke down抛锚，分解；B.turned up出现，调高；C.pulled over靠边停车；D.moved around四处移动。根据空后的“on the side of the road and looked at the map”（在路边……看了看地图）可知，作者是将车“靠边停下”来看地图。故选C。 第45题.D 动词词义辨析。解析：A.care关心，在意；B.explain解释；C.accept接受；D.recognize认出，识别出。根据前文，作者迷路了，停车看地图，但是“不认识”自己所在的位置，所以无法定位。recognize在这里意为“认出，识别”。故选D。 第46题.C 上下文语境和名词复合词理解。解析：A.self-doubt自我怀疑；B.self-comfort自我安慰；C.self-pity自怜；D.self-regret自我后悔。根据前文“Lonely and desperate”（孤独又绝望）可知，作者的情绪很低落，在这种情况下大哭一场是一种“自怜”的表现。have a good self-pity cry意为“好好地自怜地哭了一场”。故选C。 第47题.B 动词词义辨析。解析：A.opened打开；B.approached靠近，走近；C.passed经过；D.observed观察。根据前文，一辆车减速停下，然后一对夫妇……作者的车窗询问情况，应该是他们“走近”或“靠近”车窗。approach有“接近，走近”的意思。故选B。 第48题.B 形容词词义辨析。解析：A.poor贫穷的，可怜的；B.opposite相反的，对面的；C.right正确的，右边的；D.quiet安静的。根据前文，这对夫妇开车送作者穿过整个凤凰城，说明作者家在城的一边，而他现在在城的“另一边”。the opposite side of town意为“城镇的另一边”。故选B。 第49题.D 动词词义辨析。解析：A.hesitated犹豫；B.agreed同意；C.panicked恐慌；D.nodded点头。上一句夫妇离开前问作者明天圣诞节是否在家。作者对这个问题做出了回应，结合语境和下文夫妇第二天真的带着野餐篮来了，可知作者应该是给出了肯定的答复。nodded在这里表示“点头（同意）”，符合当时的情境。故选D。 第50题.A 名词词义辨析。解析：A.dishes菜肴，盘子；B.decorations装饰品；C.gifts礼物；D.cards卡片。根据下文“They shared their Christmas dinner with me.”（他们与我分享了他们的圣诞晚餐）可知，野餐篮里装满了“菜肴”。故选A。 第51题.D 名词词义辨析和句子结构理解。解析：A.belief信念；B.possibility可能性；C.idea想法；D.fact事实。分析句子结构，“that they did that on Christmas of all days”是主语从句，谓语是“really touched my heart”，前面需要一个名词作主语。The fact that...是常见句型，表示“……的事实”。这里指“他们在所有的日子里偏偏选在圣诞节这样做”这一事实触动了作者。故选D。 第52题.D 形容词词义辨析。解析：A.afraid害怕的；B.glad高兴的；C.grateful感激的；D.sure确定的。从句“they have their own traditions and their own families”（他们有自己的传统和自己的家人）是作者所知道的实际情况，所以用I'm sure（我确信）最符合逻辑。故选D。 第53题.C 形容词词义辨析。解析：A.so-called所谓的；B.long-awaited期待已久的；C.total完全的，彻底的；D.familiar熟悉的。根据上文，作者刚搬到这个城市，不认识任何人，所以对这对夫妇来说，他是一个“完全陌生的”人。total stranger意为“完全陌生的人”。故选C。 第54题.A 名词词义辨析。解析：A.example榜样，例子；B.wisdom智慧；C.experience经验，经历；D.courage勇气。根据下文，作者受到他们的启发，每个节日季都寻找机会去陪伴可能独自过节的人。这说明作者是受到这对夫妇善举的“榜样”力量的鼓舞。inspired by their example意为“受他们榜样的启发”。故选A。 第55题.C 动词词义辨析。解析：A.side支持，与……站在一边；B.cooperate合作；C.connect联系，连接，建立良好关系；D.bargain讨价还价。作者寻找机会的目的是去陪伴那些可能独自过节的人，也就是与他们建立联系，进行情感上的“连接”。connect with意为“与……建立联系，与……沟通”。故选C。 （20） 2026年2月重庆市重庆八中高三开学考英语-完形填空答案解析 【参考答案】 41-45 DCADD 46-50 BBDBA 51-55 BACAB 【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲的是一位太空记者与母亲前往观测日全食，因职业习惯对天气充满担忧与悲观，而母亲则始终保持乐观与信念。最终，天气在关键时刻放晴，日全食完美呈现，让作者深刻体会到母亲的智慧，以及信念有时能战胜无常的深刻一课。 第41题.D 上下文语境理解（名词辨析）。解析：A.analysts（分析者）；B.investigators（调查者）；C.astronauts（宇航员）；D.observers（观察者）。前文提到作者作为太空记者，见证过很多次观测失败，因此深知对于身处地球上的“观察者”来说，没有哪次天文事件是能保证被清楚看到的。故选D。 第42题.C 情感态度与逻辑关系（形容词辨析）。解析：A.consistent（一致的）；B.amusing（有趣的）；C.conflicting（冲突的，矛盾的）；D.agreeable（令人愉快的）。根据下文，作者对天气“pessimistic”（悲观），而母亲则坚信秩序会“win”（获胜），可见两人的态度是相反的、冲突的。故选C。 第43题.A 上下文语境理解（形容词辨析）。解析：A.pessimistic（悲观的）；B.confused（困惑的）；C.optimistic（乐观的）；D.curious（好奇的）。后文提到作者坚信我们会成为主宰世界的随机性的受害者，这是一种悲观的心态。故选A。 第44题.D 固定搭配与逻辑推理（动词辨析）。解析：A.lose（失败）；B.delay（延迟）；C.fail（失败）；D.win（获胜）。母亲相信秩序会“获胜”，天空会让我们瞥见日食。win符合母亲乐观的心态，与前文作者的悲观形成对比。故选D。 第45题.D 动词短语辨析。解析：A.feed on（以……为食）；B.take on（呈现，承担）；C.settle on（选定）；D.count on（指望，依赖）。作者告诉母亲不要“指望”宇宙（会配合）；母亲则回答她不依赖别的（只依赖信念）。count on符合语境。故选D。 第46题.B 名词辨析与固定表达。解析：A.plan（计划）；B.lesson（教训，课）；C.practice（练习，实践）；D.skill（技能）。作者又一次被上了一课，学会了那个早已知道的道理——“妈妈最懂”。learn a lesson意为“得到教训，学到一课”。故选B。 第47题.B 上下文语境理解（形容词辨析）。解析：A.usual（平常的）；B.terrible（糟糕的）；C.average（平均的）；D.beautiful（美丽的）。根据“but”的转折，下午两点云开始散去，可以推断早上的预报应该是“糟糕的”。故选B。 第48题.D 上下文语境理解（形容词辨析）。解析：A.dull（暗淡的）；B.faint（微弱的）；C.weak（虚弱的）；D.fierce（强烈的，猛烈的）。太阳透过日全食眼镜，光在达到顶峰后，凝聚成“强烈的”橙色光芒。这与日全食发生前，阳光被遮挡只剩下一圈光晕的景象相符。故选D。 第49题.B 动词辨析与科学常识。解析：A.disappeared（消失）；B.struck（撞击，突然发生）；C.died（死亡）；D.exploded（爆炸）。日全食的“食甚”阶段是月球完全挡住太阳的时刻，可以说这一刻“来临”或“发生”。strike可以表示某事突然发生。故选B。 第50题.A 名词辨析与上下文呼应。解析：A.colors（颜色）；B.shapes（形状）；C.circuits（电路，环行）；D.scenes（场景）。前文描述了日全食发生时天空出现的白色光晕，此处进一步描述像日落一样的“颜色”在远处闪耀、绽放。glowed and bloomed通常形容颜色或光。故选A。 第51题.B 科学常识与语境理解（名词辨析）。解析：A.sky（天空）；B.sun（太阳）；C.moon（月亮）；D.star（星星）。日珥（solar prominences）是发生在太阳表面的一种剧烈活动，是太阳大气层的一部分。在日全食食甚阶段，月球遮挡了太阳光球层的强光，使得平时不可见的日珥得以显现。因此，这些红色和粉色的日珥是从“太阳”的侧面伸出来的。故选B。 第52题.A 固定搭配与名词辨析。解析：A.witness（目击者，见证）；B.tolerance（容忍）；C.relation（关系）；D.reference（参考）。bear witness to意为“成为……的证据，见证”。作者感觉像是在见证一个近乎奇迹的事物。故选A。 第53题.C 动词辨析与常识。解析：A.continued（继续）；B.progressed（进展）；C.ended（结束）；D.ticked（标记为，运作）。四分钟后，太阳重新变亮，说明日全食的“食甚”阶段“结束”了。故选C。 第54题.A 动词辨析与情境推理。解析：A.returned（回来）；B.quit（放弃）；C.left（离开）；D.faded（褪去）。日食结束后，乌云猛烈地“回来了”，吞没了月亮、太阳和天空，与日食期间云层散开形成对比。故选A。 第55题.B 动词短语辨析。解析：A.lost focus on（失去焦点）；B.lived up to（不辜负，履行）；C.took account of（考虑到）；D.kept track of（追踪）。在那不可思议的四分钟里，宇宙似乎“履行了”对母亲的承诺，即她所坚信的秩序最终获胜，让他们看到了日食。lived up to a promise意为“履行诺言”。故选B。 第 2 页 共 27 页 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ （1） 2026年2月安徽省A10联盟高三开学考英语-完形填空 At 72, writer Francis Chin decided to learn something new. After years in media and journalism, he wanted to stay active and relevant—rather than simply __41__. A former colleague once told him that data scientists were in high demand, and this __42__ him to take a course in data science. Although he had __43__ later in life before—earning a bachelor’s degree at 44 and a master’s at 51—online learning was a completely __44__ experience for him. He also remembered __45__ with math in school, and data science involved topics like statistics and logic. Still, he refused to let that __46__ him. Whenever he found the lessons hard to follow, he asked questions __47__, something he believed came easier with __48__. Soon. he discovered that data science was not as __49__ as it first seemed. Eventually, the subject began to __50__. As he learned more, Francis began to see how data science could be used to solve __51__ problems. For one project, he researched how __52__ learning might help reduce mistakes in breast cancer screening. Even if he never works as a data scientist, he feels __53__ to have gained new skills in an important field. Now, Francis hopes to combine his __54__ experience with what he has learned. He plans to write a free book about using tools like ChatGPT and other AI programs. To fellow __55__, he says: keep learning, stay curious, and never believe it is too late to grow. 41. A. return B. travel C. escape D. retire 42. A. allowed B. inspired C. promised D. pushed 43. A. studied B. trained C. worked D. experienced 44. A. fresh B. strange C. simple D. boring 45. A. dealing B. competing C. struggling D. arguing 46. A. guide B. stop C. test D. change 47. A. hesitantly B. nervously C. formally D. confidently 48. A. luck B. support C. age D. pressure 49. A. popular B. frightening C. beneficial D. amusing 50. A. make sense B. keep pace C. catch attention D. lose meaning 51. A. personal B. imaginary C. common D. real 52. A. human B. business C. machine D. language 53. A. curious B. astonished C. proud D. fortunate 54. A. writing B. acting C. teaching D. drawing 55. A. experts B. scientists C. engineers D. seniors （2） 2026年2月安徽省合肥市 高三英语-完形填空 As an enthusiastic rock climber, Sam was used to occasional minor injuries. But the fall he took last year was __41__. Halfway up a difficult route, he slipped and badly broke his __42__. While the operation was successful, it took time to __43__. For an athlete like Sam, months off the rock were __44__. The first weeks were hardest. Sam, stuck at home, wondered whether he’d have __45__ to climb again, as his friends climbed without him. The recovery process seemed surprisingly __46__, which made him feel defeated and question his future. But he pressed on. His foot pain gradually __47__ as he exercised daily as instructed, and his range of __48__ and strength returned. Eight months after the accident, Sam was __49__ by his doctor to climb easy routes. __50__, he topped a small cliff（悬崖）. Though the muscles were sore, the __51__ of being back on real rock made him forget everything else! His ultimate __52__ came six months later, facing the same route where he fell. Fear threatened to __53__, but Sam took a deep breath and began. Each move recalled that terrible day, yet this time he managed to stay __54__. Reaching the top, he cried in joy. He defeated his self-doubt and reclaimed his __55__. The road back was long, but the rewards of never giving up were sweet. 41. A. different B. awkward C. mild D. avoidable 42. A. wrist B. ankle C. neck D. back 43. A. shine B. adjust C. balance D. recover 44. A. healing B. carefree C. heartbreaking D. rewarding 45. A. time B. chance C. patience D. duty 46. A. predictable B. consistent C. smooth D. slow 47. A. developed B. worsened C. shifted D. eased 48. A. control B. motion C. attention D. stability 49. A. warned B. reminded C. cleared D. forced 50. A. Carefully B. Secretly C. Naturally D. Suddenly 51. A. fear B. joy C. guilt D. right 52. A. test B. order C. victory D. solution 53. A. slip away B. turn off C. take over D. cool down 54. A. grateful B. curious C. focused D. humble 55. A. passion B. integrity C. reputation D. sympathy （3） 2026年2月福建省百校联考高三开学检测英语-完形填空 Recently, Lavonne Schaafsma was in downtown Chicago, visiting from Michigan. She spent a few hours in Millennium Park. On the way back to her car, as she __41__ her keys, she realized her purse was missing. She started to __42__. Her purse held her ID, credit cards and hundreds of dollars in cash. Schaafsma backtracked her __43__. After a while, she stopped in front of a Millennium Park gift shop. “I want to try my luck and just see if maybe someone had turned in my purse,” Schaafsma said. She went up to the __44__ and asked if anyone had brought in a black purse. The woman’s eyes __45__: She said that about half an hour earlier, two women had come with a black purse, __46__ by what they’d experienced. They had __47__ the purse on a park bench near the store, but they noticed a man rifling（翻找）through it—and immediately became __48__. They walked up to the man and asked if it was his. He mumbled（嘟囔）that his wife had lost it. “And they just didn’t believe him,” the cashier told Schaafsma. “So, they actually pretended that it was theirs and they __49__ it out of his hands.” __50__ in hand, the women hurried to the gift shop. They waited for half an hour to see if the owner would return, but when no one __51__, they left the purse with a security guard. Five minutes later, Schaafsma walked in. Their __52__ was a small moment of awareness. “These women who I don’t know saved my day. They __53__ me from anxiety,” Schaafsma said. “I never got to thank them for their __54__ and noticing something was off and __55__ on behalf of a stranger who wasn’t even present.” 41. A. took in B. reached for C. handed over D. came across 42. A. search B. hesitate C. panic D. wonder 43. A. steps B. keys C. feet D. car 44. A. guard B. customer C. police D. cashier 45. A. widened B. rolled C. narrowed D. dropped 46. A. excited B. amused C. shaken D. satisfied 47. A. opened B. left C. spotted D. returned 48. A. anxious B. annoyed C. confused D. suspicious 49. A. stole B. wrestled C. kept D. bought 50. A. Purse B. Injury C. Evidence D. Hope 51. A. appeared B. admitted C. cared D. helped 52. A. generosity B. gesture C. performance D. interruption 53. A. prevented B. protected C. rescued D. excluded 54. A. grace B. intelligence C. humor D. courage 55. A. struggling B. quarreling C. intervening D. speaking （4） 2026年2月福建省名校联盟高三开学大联考英语-完形填空 Last spring, I was waiting to hear from my editors about my second novel. I was so __41__ that I couldn’t sleep or focus, __42__ my phone for emails one hundred times an hour Then I saw an ad for a community __43__ class. Not being able to write for weeks, I was __44__ for something to take my mind off my worries. So I signed up for it. At the first class, the teacher asked us to draw a chrysanthemum（菊花）. I was __45__ confused by all the shapes and angles and __46__ to begin. I asked the teacher where I should start—whether with the __47__ part or the most complicated. She smiled. “There’s no right way. Just start.” I realized how much I'd been trapped by __48__, always wanting to be right. I began to __49__ every detail of the flower as my pencil moved across the paper. After two hours flew by, my phone __50__, I completed a drawing, simple and even __51__ in parts. Bad as it was, it gave me the best feeling. I had entered what psychologists call a flow state: an experience where time __52__, attention deepens, and anxiety gives way to __53__. I kept going back to the class. I drew not to be good, but to __54__ —to find focus and feel creative. As my drawings grew more alive, I understood there is no good art without bad art, and my __55__ is no different. 41. A. curious B. annoyed C. anxious D. delighted 42. A. checking B. answering C. fixing D. charging 43. A. fitness B. music C. art D. computer 44. A. concerned B. responsible C. available D. desperate 45. A. secretly B. initially C. hardly D. constantly 46. A. hesitated B. expected C. prepared D. managed 47. A. smallest B. best C. latest D. easiest 48. A. emotions B. standards C. regrets D. traditions 49. A. miss out B. concentrate on C. reflect on D. figure out 50. A. unlocked B. unpacked C. untouched D. uncovered 51. A. enjoyable B. profitable C. laughable D. understandable 52. A. drags B. lengthens C. changes D. disappears 53. A. reality B. creativity C. possibility D. security 54. A. begin B. succeed C. imitate D. relax 55. A. thinking B. learning C. acting D. writing （5） 2026年2月广东省广州市 高三英语-完形填空 My mother was the most horrible cook, unbelievably bad at it. Her problem was the lack of __21__— far from being bad, she thought she was __22__. But underneath that, it was a set of misunderstandings, any one of which would have been enough to make you __23__ to eat at her house. She thought everything could be __24__ by a dried apricot（杏）. She was extremely experimental but ignored basic __25__. So when she died earlier this year, I __26__ many things would make me __27__ her, but none of the things would be edible（可食用的）. The only __28__ thought I could have would be: “Thank God. I never have to eat that peanut soup again, which had an apricot in it.” And I have to talk about her apple tree. It’s just a __29__ tree, but it produces enough apples to __30__ an army over a mountain. For three months of every year, I could never go and see her without her saying, “Please take some apples,” and handing me a huge basket. I would say, “No, nobody in my __31__ likes apples and I don’t even like __32__.” and she’d go, “How about just these 37 apples at the top?”, and I’d go, “No.” Of course, this autumn, I’ve been __33__ by the need to finish them all. I’ve made a lot of things with apples, and I’ve eaten vast amounts of food that are apple-associated. As the __34__ draws to a close, I can’t __35__ enough: eat your mother’s apples while she’s still alive. They’re quite tasty. 21. A. self-discipline B. self-knowledge C. self-respect D. self-pity 22. A. responsible B. elegant C. attractive D. brilliant 23. A. rush B. hate C. need D. expect 24. A. lifted B. ruined C. created D. saved 25. A. manners B. principles C. services D. tools 26. A. boasted B. worried C. figured D. criticized 27. A. think of B. come across C. argue with D. call upon 28. A. food-related B. time-honored C. well-intentioned D. good-natured 29. A. huge B. tough C. regular D. beautiful 30. A. follow B. power C. defeat D. establish 31. A. company B. school C. town D. Family 32. A. treats B. candy C. cuisines D. fruit 33. A. spared B. interrupted C. possessed D. rejected 34. A. season B. project C. celebration D. festival 35. A. care B. respect C. stress D. Laugh （6） 2026年2月湖北省部分中的高中第二次联考英语-完形填空 If you had asked me about exercise, I would have rolled my eyes while holding my untouched gym membership card. Sweating for fun? __41__. However, everything changed three years ago when life’s pressure became unbearable. I knew I needed __42__ willpower—I needed a reliable partner. The moment I walked into Adria’s training studio, her warm smile __43__ me. Though we quickly became friends, her determination shone through every time I tried __44__ sessions. “What’s your workout plan this week?” her texts would arrive whenever I __45__ two days. Gradually, my baggy sweat shirts __46__ around newly toned arms—no longer hanging loosely like they used to. Then Adria __47__ one rainy Thursday, “I have run solo operations for three years. I need a day off.” My comforting nod froze when she suddenly locked eyes. “You should get certified with me—maybe start with the American Council on Exercise (ACE) test. You’re the only one I'd trust with these __48__.” Nervous laughter __49__ me. “Me? A trainer?” No way! I hadn’t studied for anything in years. not to mention that a large portion of my “day job” was working as a full-time __50__. Could I really read about fitness in the evenings? Yet her words planted persistent seeds in my mind. Though __51__, I finally signed up for the ACE course. There were many times when I wanted to give up. __52__, Adria’s unwavering belief in me served as a beacon. I began to see __53__ between editing manuscripts and designing fitness routines—both required structure and purpose. This realization transformed my perspective. Finally, the test day came. It was no __54__. Recalling Adria’s advice, I approached each question methodically. As I walked out, Adria leaned __55__ the wall, tossing me a water bottle. “Well?” she asked. I grinned. “Those keys are mine.” 41. A. Amazing B. Fantastic C. Meaningless D. Unthinkable 42. A. more than B. other than C. rather than D. less than 43. A. deserted B. arrested C. distracted D. appealed 44. A. taking B. attending C. canceling D. holding 45. A. skipped B. enjoyed C. spared D. persisted 46. A. stretched B. folded C. tightened D. shrinked 47. A. complained B. sighed C. explained D. declared 48. A. keys B. trainers C. tests D. certificates 49. A. greeted B. impressed C. stuck D. escaped 50. A. coach B. editor C. athlete D. professional 51. A. curious B. reluctant C. hesitant D. anxious 52. A. However B. Therefore C. Meanwhile D. Instead 53. A. distinctions B. contrasts C. conflicts D. parallels 54. A. surprise B. joke C. coincidence D. luck 55. A. beside B. towards C. against D. forward （7） 2026年2月湖北省新八校高三开学考英语-完形填空 My husband and I were on vacation with our travel truck. The Wisconsin summer countryside was breathtaking, but the promise of a perfect journey __41__ when our truck broke down. Our truck had an oil-pressure problem, but we were __42__ that we could make it home in a week to have it fixed. We were wrong. It __43__ halfway and we pulled over, unable to restart the engine. After an hour or so, our tow truck arrived, taking us to a(n) __44__ shop in the nearby town of Baraboo. The owner of the shop sat us in his office and began making calls to __45__ other customers to avoid inconvenience. He then __46__ us to Chris, one of his mechanics, who __47__ offered his own backyard for us to park our truck and even drove us into the town for __48__, refusing to accept anything in return. When we __49__ a family-run pizza place, the owner noticed our tired expressions and served us a pizza much larger than what we had __50__. “This one’s on me,” he said warmly. “You look like you’ve had a __51__ day.” This pattern of selfless generosity __52__ everywhere—from the grocery owner who let us charge our phones for free to the mechanic who offered a heartfelt __53__ for our safe travels once the truck was repaired. In Baraboo, we had experienced the pure, unexpected __54__ of strangers, a gift that transformed our __55__ into a truly unforgettable and uplifting journey. 41. A. changed B. arose C. stood D. disappeared 42. A. lucky B. relaxed C. confident D. surprised 43. A. cut in B. shut down C. fell apart D. start off 44. A. oil B. repair C. pizza D. grocery 45. A. represent B. refresh C. reunite D. reschedule 46. A. mentioned B. introduced C. compared D. invited 47. A. generously B. obviously C. nervously D. seriously 48. A. dinner B. travel C. examination D. enjoyment 49. A. looked for B. picked out C. settled on D. set aside 50. A. seen B. designed C. ordered D. recommended 51. A. big B. nice C. long D. funny 52. A. differed B. mattered C. competed D. continued 53. A. wish B. story C. warning D. memory 54. A. encounter B. pity C. kindness D. contact 55. A. adventure B. misfortune C. fault D. delay （8） 2026年2月湖北省云学联盟高三开学考英语-完形填空 Jean, a gifted and loving first grade teacher, was incredibly popular with kids and their parents. She drove a(an) __41__ Jetta to and from work. For a single mother with one young son, it merely __42__ her needs. Two senior high sisters in a dangerous living environment __43__ to go to foster care（孤儿院）. Having no alternatives, they __44__ contacted Jean, their first grade teacher. Jean lived in a __45__ home then. Yet, she __46__ the sisters. The elder even had a baby, whom Jean also welcomed. Suddenly, the old Jetta was too small. Obviously, Jean needed a van, which was not __47__, though. As a young colleague, I wanted to help but couldn’t. While watching The Oprah Winfrey Show, I got a(n) __48__. I wrote to Oprah, telling Jean’s story. __49__ and vividly. Afterwards, when Jean was invited to the show, I knew it __50__. Oprah called Jean on stage, and hugged the __51__ teacher, retelling Jean’s moving story and special __52__ for a van. As Oprah announced a new Chrysler for Jean’s family, cheers filled the studio, and Jean shed __53__ tears on the spot. The entire audience was deeply __54__, leaving Jean speechless. Jean’s big heart taught me so much. I learned that as we satisfy others’ needs, God supplies ours. Nothing is impossible; __55__ happen every day. 41. A. expensive B. shabby C. fashionable D. luxurious 42. A. satisfied B. reduced C. managed D. addressed 43. A. intended B. managed C. declined D. offered 44. A. immediately B. unwillingly C. rarely D. eventually 45. A. modest B. secure C. spacious D. cosy 46. A. brought in B. gave in C. took in D. believed in 47. A. reliable B. reasonable C. acceptable D. affordable 48. A. idea B. answer C. offer D. award 49. A. abstractly B. objectively C. strictly D. casually 50. A. ended B. faded C. failed D. worked 51. A. successful B. stylish C. devoted D. elegant 52. A. regret B. application C. passion D. need 53. A. regretful B. angry C. grateful D. professional 54. A. annoyed B. touched C. confused D. amused 55. A. romances B. miracles C. accidents D. arguments （9） 2026年2月湖南省师大附中高三月考（七）英语-完形填空 I always expected the __41__ in any scenes—focusing on the 2% death rate of a 98% successful surgery and visualizing my son’s mild cough as a rare __42__. I became a helicopter mom. I __43__ the backyard for anything dangerous before letting David out to play. My husband argued I couldn’t keep __44__ our four-year-old boy all the time, but I insisted that I was protecting him. One day, David was carefully __45__ his Superman figure in a piece of air bubble sheet. My first reaction was to take it away from him so he wouldn’t __46__ choke—until he spoke. “There! Now you’re __47__ when flying into pointy buildings,” he told his childhood hero. Seeing my son __48__ my previous behavior by packaging a superhero woke me up. I regularly refused all the different crowd outings because of __49__ over emergency. Though we went camping occasionally, I __50__ their joy by wondering how many bears would kill us in our sleep. That night, when I suggested going to a concert downtown, my husband was genuinely __51__, “Aren’t you worried there might be a fire or something?” I knew I __52__ that, but I let it go. “Always... But we’ll cross that bridge if we come to it.” That would become my __53__ belief, no matter how difficult it was to say that first time. I regret the roads not taken because of my imagined __54__, but my determination to change grows. I will always be grateful to my son and Superman, who made my increasingly smaller __55__ become bigger and brighter. 41. A. worst B. fastest C. least D. latest 42. A. shape B. condition C. cause D. demand 43. A. wandered B. checked C. approached D. decorated 44. A. counting on B. looking into C. watching over D. dealing with 45. A. unlocking B. wrapping C. assembling D. restoring 46. A. ultimately B. temporarily C. constantly D. accidentally 47. A. brave B. mature C. patient D. safe 48. A. repeat B. assess C. inquire D. dismiss 49. A. control B. panic C. stress D. debate 50. A. exposed B. missed C. reserved D. spoiled 51. A. frightened B. disappointed C. astonished D. relaxed 52. A. deserved B. forgot C. heard D. ignored 53. A. formal B. lucky C. new D. stubborn 54. A. explanations B. directions C. assumptions D. positions 55. A. room B. field C. heart D. world （10） 2026年2月湖南省炎德英才长郡中学高三月考（六）英语-完形填空 During a night shift at the vet clinic, my colleague mentioned a Yorkshire Terrier puppy. It had treatable diarrhoea（腹泻）but was __41__ for euthanasia（安乐死）simply because its owner refused to pay for the __42__. Heartbroken, I called the owner, convincing him to sign over the puppy to me. I treated him, named him Atticus, and he has thrived as my close companion for eight years. Sadly, not all dogs are as __43__. After becoming a vet in 2015, I witnessed countless pets __44__ for euthanasia because their owners no longer wanted them. __45__ ranged from financial struggles to housing restrictions or behavioral issues. Determined to help, I began taking __46__ animals home. Word __47__, and before long, I’d accumulated a variety of dogs and cats. Eventually, with the support of friends who also became foster carers, I __48__ a non-profit organization—Celandine Wood Animal Rescue. The cost-of-living crisis saw a trend in animals being given away. Then came Dave, an eight-month-old Cane Corso. He’d been imported for reproduction, but was found out with elbow dysplasia（肘关节发育不良）. Considering him __49__, the owner gave him up. Our __50__ saved him and found him a wonderful home. Currently, we care for about 50 dogs, 40 cats, and wildlife like birds and foxes. Stories like this __51__ our mission, yet countless animals still slip through the cracks. __52__, we’re fundraising to build a larger shelter, providing better __53__ and space. We never put an animal down unless we’ve __54__ all other options. Every life __55__. As long as there are animals like Atticus and Dave, we’ll keep fighting for them. 41. A. evaluated B. scheduled C. qualified D. subscribed 42. A. examination B. expense C. surgery D. treatment 43. A. fortunate B. healthy C. curable D. adorable 44. A. taken away B. brought in C. handed out D. picked up 45. A. Results B. Conflicts C. Reasons D. Occasions 46. A. abused B. innocent C. dying D. abandoned 47. A. passed B. returned C. spread D. came 48. A. introduced B. founded C. opened D. constructed 49. A. unprofitable B. fertile C. improper D. aggressive 50. A. shelter B. club C. camp D. project 51. A. extend B. fuel C. guide D. exceed 52. A. Obviously B. Consequently C. Particularly D. Immediately 53. A. habitats B. decorations C. resources D. ingredients 54. A. exhausted B. managed C. investigated D. avoided 55. A. survives B. taps C. matters D. weighs （11） 2026年2月湖南省长沙市雅礼中学高三开学考英语-完形填空 My dad is 68 and on a fixed income. He is too __41__ to ask for help, but I know money is tight. Yesterday, I went grocery shopping with him. He spent twenty minutes __42__ everything in his head, choosing generic brands and __43__ items back—doing that math my generation doesn’t have to do anymore. At checkout, his card __44__. He wasn’t even surprised; he just quietly asked the cashier to remove items until the total __45__ worked. The woman behind us in line, who didn’t look __46__ at all, suddenly __47__ and said, “Ring it all up on mine.” My dad refused. But the woman __48__. He refused harder, his face turning slightly red. She looked him __49__ in the eye and said, “Sir, someone did this for my family when I was 7years old. I remember how __50__ it made my dad feel to be unable to provide. But I also remember how we ate that week. Let me pay it forward. You can pay me back by doing the same for someone else when you are __51__.” She paid $83 for his groceries and __52__ to give her name. She just remarked that his turn would come and left. My dad cried in the car. Faced with numerous hardships, he never __53__ in his life, yet that stranger’s silent understanding finally broke through his defenses. I’m going to remember this. Next time I see someone __54__ change at checkout, I’m going to be that __55__ for them. Kindness, I realized, is a chain that should never stop moving. 41. A. tired B. proud C. lazy D. anxious 42. A calculating B. evaluating C. reviewing D. predicting 43. A. taking B. putting C. throwing D. pushing 44. A. worked B. disappeared C. broke D. declined 45. A. eventually B. constantly C. occasionally D. suddenly 46. A. healthy B. wealthy C. friendly D. lonely 47. A. turned up B. looked around C. stepped forward D. passed by 48. A. hesitated B. wondered C. bargained D. insisted 49. A. sharply B. directly C. narrowly D. fixedly 50. A. small B. brave C. calm D. restless 51. A. lucky B. able C. generous D. stable 52. A. promised B. failed C. decided D. refused 53. A. took credit B. gave way C. held ground D. took flight 54. A. counting B. trading C. checking D. saving 55. A. cashier B. witness C. person D. hero （12） 2026年2月江苏省无锡市 高三英语-完形填空 I’ve worked at a small local grocery store in my town three separate times. The first time I worked there. I became __41__ with an old lady because on cold days, she’d wear a big fluffy jacket with __42__ all over it when she came to the store. I love cats. so the first time I saw her with this jacket, I __43__ complimented（赞美）it. As she was a __44__ customer, we ended up getting in the habit of __45__ whenever she visited. I learned her name was Judith, and she __46__ to refer to herself as a crazy cat lady. The second time, she was __47__ to see me back. In March. I once __48__ I’d take a day off for my 20th birthday later that month. She told me, “Well, I’ll have to bake you some cookies for your birthday then.” I’d told her a couple weeks earlier, and so the moment had __49__ my mind soon. But the first day I worked again after my birthday, I was coming out of the restroom in the back when I heard someone __50__ me. It was Judith. She came up to me and __51__ me a bag of cookies and wished me a happy late birthday. It took all I had to hold back my __52__ in front of her. I was even more __53__ because not only had I never got anything like that from someone I __54__ knew, but I’d even forgotten she said she’d do that for me. After she left, I called my mom and __55__ while telling her what happened. I just wish I knew when her birthday was so I could do something nice for her. 41. A. popular B. satisfied C. familiar D. patient 42. A. cats B. dogs C. chickens D. bears 43. A. gradually B. finally C. suddenly D. immediately 44. A. generous B. regular C. strange D. reliable 45. A. laughing B. chatting C. jogging D. singing 46. A. decided B. loved C. planned D. pretended 47. A. glad B. surprised C. curious D. eager 48. A. promised B. recalled C. remembered D. mentioned 49. A. crossed B. slipped C. changed D. filled 50. A. reminding B. thanking C. calling D. praising 51. A. rented B. lent C. handed D. bought 52. A. tears B. anger C. sadness D. disappointment 53. A. powerful B. painful C. grateful D. helpful 54. A. secretly B. barely C. frequently D. fully 55. A. cheered up B. cried out C. yelled out D. choked up （13） 2026年2月江苏省镇江市 高三英语-完形填空 Rosie Paulik posted on TikTok about her father Buz Ecker, who loves writing letters. He has sent her one daily from high school and college, right through to __41__. “Would you want a letter from my dad?” Paulik asked. “Or know someone who could use a little __42__ from a retired professor?” She expected a few people to respond. __43__, hundreds did. Ecker has since spent hours writing to strangers looking for __44__ —including to many longing for company in their daily lives. Amy Woods, who had long missed her father, saw Paulik’s TikTok and sent her address. Weeks later, a letter written by a __45__ about 4,000 miles away arrived. Woods cried when she read the letter, __46__ of her deep love for her dad. Hundreds of people worldwide have had __47__ reactions this summer when they received letters from Ecker. Requests __48__ after ABC News wrote a story about it. People requesting letters faced tough issues like feeling __49__ from work. Ecker grew up __50__ letters himself. His mother wrote him hundreds of letters when he went to sleepaway camps for outdoor activities every summer, even as many people __51__ to texting to communicate. Ecker doesn’t know how much money he has __52__ on his project, but he was excited to __53__ people across the globe, saying “the __54__ is worth more than any cost.” After Paulik’s father received his first thank-you letters from requesters, Paulik’s mother texted her: “You __55__ your father’s day.” 41. A. adulthood B. brotherhood C. neighborhood D. childhood 42. A. courage B. kindness C. confidence D. respect 43. A. Meanwhile B. Therefore C. Instead D. Moreover 44. A. convenience B. efficiency C. comfort D. privacy 45. A. friend B. stranger C. relative D. colleague 46. A. warned B. convinced C. informed D. reminded 47. A. typical B. initial C. similar D. odd 48. A. picked up B. went through C. died down D. came true 49. A. motivated B. relieved C. stressed D. separated 50. A. delivering B. receiving C. collecting D. writing 51. A. shifted B. objected C. admitted D. contributed 52. A. saved B. wasted C. spent D. fixed 53. A. educate B. congratulate C. match D. reach 54. A. award B. satisfaction C. investment D. perfection 55. A. celebrated B. planned C. prepared D. brightened （14） 2026年2月九师联盟（G）高三第六次质检英语-完形填空 Claire Thompson was drowning in sheets and investor meetings. For the 35-year-old owner of a tech company, the panic attacks started: a tremble（颤抖）during a board meeting, a sudden need to __41__ crowded elevators, and so on. Her perfect appearance was cracking（崩裂）and nobody __42__—except Maggie Rodriguez, a service dog trainer she came across. “Your nervous system is like an overstimulated Internet router（路由器）,” Maggie declared during their first __43__ at a local coffee shop, her service dog Rico sitting perfectly at attention. “You need to restart.” Claire should have been __44__. Instead, she found herself laughing. Maggie ran a nonprofit, training dogs to support people experiencing __45__ issues like anxiety. Rico demonstrated this by __46__ pushing Claire’s hand whenever her breathing became shallow. The dog seemed to __47__ Claire’s internal storm long before she acknowledged it herself. Therefore, over the next few months, Claire began volunteering with Maggie’s __48__. She discovered her tech skills—pattern recognition and systematic thinking—beautifully __49__ understanding dog training and human-dog communication. Claire realized treatment wasn’t about fixing something broken, but about creating new __50__. Claire’s next __51__ shocked everyone. She redirected a significant part of her company’s budget toward service dog training programs, creating a national network that supports individuals battling __52__ wounds. When asked about her dramatic career __53__, Claire would simply smile, saying, “Sometimes the most advanced __54__ is four legs and unconditional love.” She discovered a __55__ far more fulfilling than any tech innovation she’d ever created. 41. A. escape B. take C. ignore D. approach 42. A. suffered B. appeared C. noticed D. refused 43. A. research B. encounter C. attempt D. phase 44. A. criticized B. cheated C. questioned D. offended 45. A. mental B. economic C. global D. academic 46. A. coldly B. roughly C. gently D. heavily 47. A. accept B. sense C. imagine D. change 48. A. topic B. story C. task D. program 49. A. translated into B. depended on C. went through D. turned to 50. A. perspectives B. innovations C. connections D. advances 51. A. journey B. move C. project D. summary 52. A. obvious B. deadly C. sudden D. invisible 53. A. shift B. progress C. information D. performance 54. A. system B. training C. technology D. thinking 55. A. talent B. purpose C. treatment D. solution （15） 2026年2月山东省聊城市 高三英语-完形填空 One morning I was running late for a meeting, and I passed a friend in the hallway. My friend __41 __ me, “How are you doing?” But I didn’t give the __42__ response “Good, how about you?” I started to complain about the traffic, poor __43__ in the rain and everything else about my __44__ trip. Instead of __45__, he asked me a question, “How do you know if the powers of fate didn’t create those roadblocks?” The __46__ was that I might be just spared something much worse than being late to a meeting. I gave a __47__ smile and walked on. But over the next few days the more I __48__ his question in my mind, the more wisdom I was able to see in it. I remembered the times when __49__ kept me from accidents on the same roads I was traveling on. The most memorable __50__ was a white-out snowstorm. We were forced to take a __51__ route which was very frustrating. Later, we heard that a family of four, just like ours, was killed by a truck on the highway we had planned on taking. As this and other memories came to mind, I __52__ that it can be easy to be so __53__on an outcome and being on schedule that better possibilities are not considered. Ever since then, I have become more relaxed. I have lost weight, my blood pressure has __54__, and I feel less stressed. It may or may not be happening every moment of every day, but keeping my friend’s question in mind puts me more at ease and has __55__ my life. 41. A. greeted B. questioned C. advised D. consulted 42. A. honest B. expected C. detailed D. public 43. A. intensity B. safety C. humidity D. visibility 44. A. stressful B. lonely C. exciting D. lucky 45. A. resistance B. approval C. sympathy D. curiosity 46. A. impression B. lesson C. inference D. reason 47. A. helpless B. hearty C. nervous D. bitter 48. A. turned over B. gave up C. put aside D. made up 49. A. crowds B. meetings C. delays D. dangers 50. A. sight B. example C. dream D. feeling 51. A. darker B. wider C. steeper D. slower 52. A. realized B. explained C. considered D. approved 53. A. keen B. dependent C. focused D. set 54. A. built up B. turned back C. gone down D. taken off 55. A. defended B. spared C. cost D. improved （16） 2026年2月山东省潍坊市 高三英语-完形填空 Some people were born gifted, but I wasn’t. Well into my sixties, I was __41__ searching for something I did really well. When my friend advised me to join an art class, I __42__ but finally decided to have a go. Now here I was staring at a __43__ canvas（画布）, with a photograph of a sunflower beside it, wondering what I was doing in this class. “Grid off（分格）the photo and canvas into squares,” Debbie, my teacher, walked us through the __44__ of painting. As I followed the instructions, I thought back on my past __45__ to make artwork. In junior high, I eagerly chose art, but my enthusiasm was __46__. The teacher’s harsh criticism quickly made me drop the class. Then in college, I __47__ a drawing class but barely kept up, leaving my confidence __48__ again. After that, my creative energies were restricted only to secret __49__. This time, I wouldn’t let that happen again. I gridded off my picture and painted just one __50__ at a time. My shaky hands gradually __51__ and found their rhythm. Little by little, a cheerful sunflower came to life. Debbie had told us, “Don’t think of it as part of a bigger picture. And don’t guess at where it __52__ with the rest.” A single sunflower had brought me more __53__ than an entire field of flowers. The sunflower finally __54__ and bloomed（开花）within me: I was a late bloomer, finally uncovering a truth we too often forget—take small steps and dreams have no __55__ limit. 41. A. already B. still C. ever D. just 42. A. resolved B. accepted C. hesitated D. yielded 43. A. blank B. strange C. rough D. painted 44. A. trends B. chores C. tests D. basies 45. A. attempts B. excuses C. promises D. reactions 46. A. short-sighted B. short-lived C. ever-growing D. far-reaching 47. A. missed B. skipped C. designed D. braved 48. A. on alert B. on purpose C. in pieces D. in chains 49. A. hobbies B. careers C. collections D. rules 50. A. photo B. square C. sunflower D. class 51. A. steadied B. froze C. ached D. sweated 52. A. conflicts B. competes C. agrees D. fits 53. A. joy B. luck C. patience D. fame 54. A. took shape B. took root C. died out D. faded away 55. A. status B. gender C. age D. ability （17） 2026年2月四川省成都七中高三开学考英语-完形填空 When an old oak tree in our schoolyard fell during a storm, 16-year-old Jamie saw more than just broken wood. “We could build something,” she said, patting the old trunk. The headmaster laughed—until Jamie came back with plans for a free library. For weeks, Jamie __41__ some classmates to work on the wood. I watched them make the tough parts of the wood smooth. Along the way, their hands got __42__ from the work, but they didn’t __43__. The project made some people __44__. “Who reads paper books these days?” one classmate __45__. But Jamie just worked even harder. On the day the library opened, it was painted bright yellow. The shelves were __46__ with books that people had given. But the really nice __47__ came in the evening. Ms. Dawson, our retired English teacher, came __48__ a stack of hand-written notebooks. “For stories that aren't in books.” she said softly. Soon, students started leaving their own writings __49__ the other books. A year later, that fallen tree has become more than just a place for books. It’s now a place where shy new students share poems, where students from other countries __50__ dictionaries. Jamie. who is now the school president, still stops to __51__ the tilted “Free Stories” sign. Last month, a book publisher found a young student’s long story in the library and __52__ a publishing deal. As Jamie told our local newspaper, “Some people see old wood. I see bookshelves waiting to be made.” The library has truly __53__ into a special place. What started as a fallen tree has changed into a place full of ideas and __54__. It tells us that everything that seems useless might __55__ new possibilities. With imagination and hard work, we can make great things happen. 41. A. met B. led C. forced D. joined 42. A. rough B. soft C. cold D. injured 43. A. give up B. stay up C. break up D. hold up 44. A. excited B. doubtful C. worried D. happy 45. A. complained B. joked C. warned D. argued 46. A. filled B. covered C. decorated D. equipped 47. A. book B. event C. surprise D. sign 48. A. bringing B. writing C. buying D. searching 49. A. among B. behind C. into D. below 50. A. sell B. buy C. read D. exchange 51. A. change B. observe C. adjust D. remove 52. A. accepted B. negotiated C. offered D. got 53. A. gone B. transformed C. involved D. made 54. A. pride B. hope C. warmth D. courage 55. A. need B. hide C. reduce D. ignore （18） 2026年2月云南省昆明市高三三诊 英语-完形填空 I didn’t start by falling in love with programming. I hated it, actually. During my tech studies, I __41__ struggled. I couldn’t solve problems. The logic didn’t __42__. I felt lost. So I __43__: “This isn’t for me. I don’t have talent for this.” If the story had ended there, I probably would have __44__ forever. But it didn’t, for a __45__ reason: I had already invested years in tech studies, and software development was (and still is) a __46__ field. So I gave it another __47__, partly out of pragmatism（实用主义）. Working part-time as a developer __48__ everything. I was solving real problems. Real bugs. Real systems. I was getting feedback from actual code running, not from grades or assessments. Slowly, I __49__ small competencies. I solved one problem, then another, then another. Competence brought __50__. And then—and only then—something __51__ happened: I started wanting to solve technical problems. I’d see a challenge and think about how to __52__ it. I’d explore how systems worked. And now? I’d even describe myself as a __53__ engineer—something I never would have said during my studies. My story isn’t unique. It’s just evidence of a simple truth: You don’t need to start with __54__. Start with pragmatism, build small __55__ and competencies; enjoyment will follow. Then, you’re not waiting for talent—you’ve actively built it. 41. A. occasionally B. suddenly C. rarely D. constantly 42. A. take control B. make sense C. take effort D. make progress 43. A. concluded B. promised C. proposed D. rejected 44. A. matured B. continued C. quit D. waited 45. A. moral B. technical C. practical D. cultural 46. A. widely-debated B. well-paid C. fast-paced D. high-cost 47. A. meaning B. shot C. place D. name 48. A. improved B. disturbed C. changed D. determined 49. A. built up B. heard of C. held back D. showed off 50. A. modesty B. patience C. safety D. confidence 51. A. unfortunate B. complicated C. similar D. unexpected 52. A. ignore B. tolerate C. approach D. deny 53. A. talented B. hopeless C. careful D. awkward 54. A. strength B. responsibility C. caution D. passion 55. A. traps B. wins C. teams D. conflicts （19） 2026年2月浙江精诚/浙南/七彩阳光/金兰高三开学考英语-完形填空 I had just moved to Phoenix. I was totally __41__ in a city where I didn’t yet know anyone. On Christmas Eve. I went out to see a movie to __42__. Driving back in the dark, I lost my __43__. The more turns I made, the more I got turned around. I drove and drove in circles. Eventually, I __44__ on the side of the road and looked at the map. But I didn’t __45__ where I was. Lonely and desperate, I had a good __46__ cry. Then I saw a car slowing to a stop. A couple __47__ my window and asked if I was OK. Learning I couldn’t find my way home, they drove me all the way across Phoenix. It turned out I was on the __48__ side of town. When the couple left, they asked me if I would be home on Christmas. I __49__. The next day, around noon, the couple showed up with a picnic basket full of __50__. They shared their Christmas dinner with me. The __51__ that they did that on Christmas of all days—when I’m __52__ they have their own traditions and their own families—to spend that time with me as a __53__ stranger really touched my heart. Nearly 40 years later, inspired by their __54__, I still look for opportunities every single holiday season to __55__ with others who might be spending the holidays alone. 41. A. curious B. alone C. different D. content 42. A. cheer up B. calm down C. reach out D. show off 43. A. direction B. balance C. patience D. mind 44. A. broke down B. turned up C. pulled over D. moved around 45. A. care B. explain C. accept D. recognize 46. A. self-doubt B. self-comfort C. self-pity D. self-regret 47. A. opened B. approached C. passed D. observed 48. A. poor B. opposite C. right D. quiet 49. A. hesitated B. agreed C. panicked D. nodded 50. A. dishes B. decorations C. gifts D. cards 51. A. belief B. possibility C. idea D. fact 52. A. afraid B. glad C. grateful D. sure 53. A. so-called B. long-awaited C. total D. familiar 54. A. example B. wisdom C. experience D. courage 55. A. side B. cooperate C. connect D. bargain （20） 2026年2月重庆市重庆八中高三开学考英语-完形填空 Six years as a space reporter taught me that chaos rules everything. Nothing is completely predictable or controlled. I have watched enough go wrong to know that no view of a celestial（天空的）event is ever truly promised to us __41__ on the Earth. So when my mother and I decided to drive out to Erie, Pennsylvania, to see the April 8 total solar eclipse（日全食）this year, I knew this would be a trip of two __42__ attitudes. I’d be __43__ about the weather and convinced we’d be victims of the randomness that governs the world while my mom would have strong faith that order would __44__ and the skies would let us glimpse an eclipse like this for the first time in our lives. I told her not to __45__ the universe for this one;she told me she wouldn’t depend on anything else. I was once again humbled into a __46__ I’ve learned time and time again—Mama knows best. Erie’s forecast that morning was looking __47__, but by the time first contact between the sun and the moon began a little after 2 p.m., the clouds over the city’s bay began to clear. The pale yellow sun under the eclipse lenses rapidly crested（达到顶峰）, concentrating into a __48__ orange glow. The eclipse __49__ at 3:16 p.m. A thin white glow pierced out from the edge of a clean black circle. The sunset-like __50__ glowed and bloomed in the distance. I could spot solar prominences（日珥）sticking out from the sides of the __51__ in slightly bright red and pink. Jupiter and Venus also played roles in this performance. It felt like bearing __52__ to something close to a miracle. Four minutes later, the eclipse __53__. The sun brightened again. And the clouds __54__ violently, swallowing up the moon and the sun and the sky in gray. But for four incredible minutes, the universe seems to have __55__ a promise to my mother. 41. A. analysts B. investigators C. astronauts D. observers 42. A consistent B. amusing C. conflicting D. agreeable 43. A. pessimistic B. confused C. optimistic D. curious 44. A. lose B. delay C. fail D. win 45. A. feed on B. take on C. settle on D. count on 46. A. plan B. lesson C. practice D. skill 47. A. usual B. terrible C. average D. beautiful 48. A. dull B. faint C. weak D. fierce 49. A. disappeared B. struck C. died D. exploded 50. A. colors B. shapes C. circuits D. scenes 51. A. sky B. sun C. moon D. star 52. A. witness B. tolerance C. relation D. reference 53. A. continued B. progressed C. ended D. ticked 54. A. returned B. quit C. left D. faded 55. A. lost focus on B. lived up to C. took account of D. kept track of ( 第 2 页 共 20 页 ) 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $