专题六完形填空二原题卷全国高考第二轮专题突破卷.docx
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专题六完形填空二原题卷全国高考第二轮专题突破卷
全国高考第二轮专题突破卷英语
专题六:
完形填空
(二)
考生注意:
1、本卷满分100分,考试试卷90分钟。
2、本专题中的完形填空以记叙文为主,兼有记叙文。
Passage1
(2021·安徽高三月考)
AfterapowerfulwindstormstruckIowainAugust,thecityofMountVernonwasleftcoveredinfallentrees.
That'swhen12-year-oldTommyRhombergsteppeduptotheplate.Usingfallen1,Tommydesignedandcarvedmorethan200baseballbats,whichhesoldto2moneyforvictimsofthewidespreadwindstorm.Foreachbatsoldfor$100,he3$20totheGreaterCedarRapidsCommunityFoundationDisasterReliefFund.
Tommy4theideaonthedayofthestorm,which5tobehisbestfriend'sbirthday.Knowinghisbestfriend's6forbaseball-andsurroundedby7treesfromthestorm-Tommydecidedtogifthisfriendahand-carvedbat.Hewokeupat6a.m.to8itoverthecourseofafewdaysuntilitwasperfect.Whenseeingit,hisfriendwasamazedbyTommy'sthoughtfulgift:
“Ididn't9anythingformybirthday,butwhenTommybroughtmethebatthathemademe,Iwassoexcitedand10”。
Tommymadethebatusinghisgrandfather's11andsandpaper,andthatheworkeduntilhishandswerecoveredinblisters.
AfterAmandaRhomberg,Tommy'smom,12photosofthebatonFacebook,thepostwent13andhundredsofpeopleaskedifTommycouldmakethembats.
Thebats,whichareabout30incheslong,can'tbeusedtoplay14,asthefallenwoodwillcrackasthewooddriesovertime.Butpeoplecan15themas“alittlesouvenirfromthestorm".“Idon'tknowhowhis16handscandosomuch,”Amandasaid.“Hehasputinhundredsofhoursintomakingthesebats.Iamso17ofhimforteachinghimselfanewskillandstartinga18whiledoingsomuchgood.Heshowsthatyoucanmakea19inyourcorneroftheworldbydoingwhatyoucanwith20youhave.”
1.A.leavesB.branchesC.platesD.baseballs
2.A.raiseB.borrowC.saveD.spend
3.A.paidB.chargedC.donatedD.collected
4.A.cameupwithB.cameupC.putupwithD.putup
5.A.agreedB.promisedC.seemedD.happened
6.A.demandB.respectC.hateD.love
7.A.deadB.greenC.fallenD.large
8.A.lookforB.workonC.thinkaboutD.stareat
9.A.expectB.likeC.buyD.accept
10.A.annoyedB.depressedC.gratefulD.hopeful
11.A.laboratoryB.factoryC.handsD.tools
12.A.soldB.postedC.observedD.delivered
13.A.popularB.movingC.artificialD.valuable
14.A.tennisB.chessC.basketballD.baseball
15.A.sellB.admitC.keepD.accept
16.A.littleB.hugeC.physicalD.spiritual
17.A.terrifiedB.proudC.fondD.ashamed
18.A.lifeB.websiteC.businessD.competition
19.A.bargainB.livingC.storyD.difference
20.A.whichB.whatC.whereD.when
Passage2
(2021·天津南开区·高三一模)Itwasearlymorning.PeterCorbetthelpedMarkWellmanoutofhis21andontotheground.They22beforeElCapitan,ahugemassof23almostthree-quartersofamilehighinCalifornia’sbeautifulYosemiteValley.IthadbeenMark’sdreamtoclimbElCapitanforas24ashecouldremember.25howcouldapersonwithouttheuseofhislegshopetotrytoclimbit?
Markknewhecouldn’tfinishtheclimbalone,buthisfriendPeter,anexpertrockclimber,wouldbethereto26ahelpinghand.HeandMarkthoughtthatitwouldtakesevendaystoreachthetop.
Peterclimbedabout100feetupand27apiton(岩钉)intotherock.Fasteningoneendofa165-footropetothepiton,heletoneendoftherope28.Markcaughttheropeandfastenedittohis29withaspecialinstrument.Thisinstrumentwould30Marktomoveupward,butwould31himfromfallingevenasmuchasasingleinch.Henextreached32hisheadandfastenedaT-shapedbartotherope,usingthesamekindofinstrument.
Sevenyearsbefore,attheageoftwenty-one,hehadfallenwhilemountainclimbing,injuringhisbackbone.Thefall33himtheuseofhislegs,butheneverlosthisloveofadventureorhisjoyful34.
Forthefirstfourdaysthetwomen35steadilyupwardwithoutincident.Butonthefifthdayanunbearablyhotwindbegantoblow,andastimewentby,itbecamestrongerandstronger,causingMarktosway36onhisrope.ButMarkkeptondeterminedlypushinguptheT-barandpullinghimselfup.37that,hehadtoadmitthathefeltalotbetterwhenthewindfinallydieddownandhisbodytouched38rockagain.
Ittookthemonedaymorethantheyhadexpected,butonJuly26at1:
45intheafternoon,thecrowdofpeoplewaitingonthetopwent39withjoyasthetwoheadsappeared.MarkWellmanhadshownthatifyou40yourheartandmindonagoal,nowallistoohigh,nodreamimpossible.
21.A.bedB.carC.wheelchairD.house
22.A.stoodB.removedC.touchedD.rose
23.A.grassB.dirtC.treeD.rock
24.A.youngB.longC.oldD.short
25.A.OrB.WhileC.ButD.Although
26.A.lendB.reachC.showD.have
27.A.hammeredB.shotC.placedD.stuck
28.A.riseupB.falldownC.standupD.fallbehind
29.A.neckB.helmetC.beltD.fist
30.A.letB.haveC.makeD.allow
31.A.permitB.preventC.forbidD.accelerate
32.A.behindB.belowC.aboveD.beside
33.A.costB.lostC.missedD.enhanced
34.A.spiritB.occasionC.thoughtD.will
35.A.progressedB.hungC.extendedD.intended
36.A.gentlyB.firmlyC.barelyD.violently
37.A.OwingtoB.InspiteofC.InordertoD.Byreasonof
38.A.softB.solidC.concreteD.distinct
39.A.paleB.wildC.blankD.easy
40.A.putB.devoteC.setD.sacrifice
Passage3
(2021·内蒙古包头市·高三期末)Mydoctoraccompaniedmeoutforastroll(散步)aroundthefarmwhereshelives.Iwasphysicallyandemotionallyexhaustedand41byanxietyandstressfromwork.Thefarmwasfulloflife.Therewereinsects,horses,rabbits,andacat.Shetoldmeto42myhobbyintheenvironment.
WhenIwasill,Itendedtohidemyselfand43fromthehereandnow.So,whenImetahorsenamedLira,Iexpected44AsIgotclosertoLira,shenuzzled(用鼻子爱抚)hernoseintomychest,puttinga(n)45pressureovermyheart.Suddenly,Ifelt46Ihadreachedawellspring(源泉)ofpasthurts,fearsand47Ibegantomeltemotionally.IpattedLira’snoseand48inhersmell.IfoundIfelt49IworkedwithLira50learningbasiccommunicationandfeedingmethodstoworktogetherwithher.51Iwasn’tsureatfirstwhatonewoulddowithahorseexcept52it,IknewthatLirahadenabledmetobondwiththeworldinanuncommonwayby53myfeelingsandgivingthembacktome.
InmymeetingswithLira,IfoundthatIlostmyusualself-consciousnessandIwouldfocuson54.Ilearnedtoliveinthe55.WithLirabymyside,Isawintoa56inwhichtrustcomesfirst,andcompassion(同情)57.Ifoundadeeppeaceinleadingher58apath,byusingmyownpowerofintentiontotell59tostart,stop,turnleftorturnright.Ifeltaninnerquietnessandevenjoy.Myworkwiththishorsewaspartofa60outofaverydarknightinmysoul.
41.A.beatenB.blownC.battledD.blocked
42.A.jumpatB.strugglewithC.sufferfromD.focuson
43.A.disappointB.discoverC.disconnectD.disappear
44.A.somethingB.nothingC.everythingD.anything
45.A.grandB.naughtyC.normalD.gentle
46.A.asifB.onlyifC.evenifD.whatif
47.A.concernsB.comfortsC.commentsD.conditions
48.A.pouredB.tookC.breathedD.flooded
49.A.rarerB.worseC.betterD.stranger
50.A.neverB.oftenC.seldom
D.rarely
51.A.WhenB.OnceC.SinceD.While
52.A.touchingB.admiringC.lovingD.riding
53.A.respondingtoB.adaptingtoC.turningbackD.openingup
54.A.pretendingB.predictingC.communicatingD.fighting
55.A.presentB.pastC.bitternessD.anxiety
56.A.dreamB.lifeC.reasonD.target
57.A.ranksB.appearsC.arrivesD.follows
58.A.toB.alongC.inD.at
59.A.whereB.whetherC.whyD.how
60.A.lessonB.testC.journeyD.assessment
Passage4
(2021·安徽高三开学考试)RecentlyIhavetakenavacationattheeasternendofOceanIsleBeach,asmalltownonNorthCarolinasoutherncoast.Itis61themainlandbytheAtlanticCoastalWaterway.It’sapleasantseasidetown.Frommypointofview,therewereno62thattheseaheremightnotalwaysbethe63neighbor.
64,ashortwalkalongthebeachquicklyprovidedadifferent65.Justafewdozenyardsaway,hugesandbagswere66,guardinganumberofhomesfromthesea.AsI67walking,Isoonfoundmyselfinfrontofhomesthatwerebuiltactuallyabovethewavesathightide.
Ipassedawomanwalkingherdogandaskedheraboutthe68.“Thereusedtobetwostreetsofhousesinfrontofthesehomes,”shetoldme.“Now,theyareoceanfront.”
It69thehomesattheeastendofOceanIsleBeachwerevictimsofcoastalerosion,whichis70atmostbeachesinNorthCarolinaandthroughtheworld.Anerodingbeachcan71severalfeetofsandayear.
ThecaseofOceanIsleBeach72akeysituationaboutsealevelrise:
sinceitoccursrelatively73,itcanbeeasytothinkit’snot74.ButasclimatescientistJoshWillistoldme,“Ifyouarenot75it,you’rejustnotlookingintherightplace.”
“Thankstosatellite76,weknowthatsealevelisrisingabout3.3millimetersayear,a77thatgrowsbyanother1millimeterperyeareverydecadeorso,”Willissaid.“Wecan’treally78afewmillimetersofsealevelriseayearjustbylookingatthe79becauseofwaves,tides,etc,butwecandefinitelyseethe80ofitbothintheshortandlongterm.”
61.A.connectedwithB.farfromC.separatedfromD.locatedin
62.A.cluesB.reasonC.symbolD.difference
63.A.disappointedB.friendlyC.embarrassedD.horrible
64.A.ThereforeB.HoweverC.MoreoverD.Otherwise
65.A.consequenceB.solutionC.conclusionD.insight
66.A.piledhighB.thrownaroundC.takenawayD.brokenup
67.A.stoppedB.insistedonC.continuedD.hated
68.A.churchesB.villagesC.cottagesD.homes
69.A.turnsoutB.breaksdownC.setsoutD.showsup
70.A.rareB.plainC.commonD.ordinary
71.A.collectB.loseC.accumulateD.abandon
72.A.illustratesB.interpretsC.indicatesD.
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