历年朝阳区模拟题完形汇总.doc

2011朝阳一模2011朝阳二模五、完形填空（共12分，每小题1分）It was late summer August. My father and I, a 10-year-old boy, were rowing on the lake to the other side. It was a small park named Bear Mountain. The 36 overhead provided some relief (缓解) from the heat. The trip was really comfortable and peaceful. Then I stopped rowing, sat back and closed my eyes 37 I heard Dad rowing quietly. Suddenly I heard a buzzing (嗡嗡声), close to my right ear. I sat there still and looked at my father, with great hopes of his help. “Dont move and hell not 38 you,” said my father and kept rowing. I thought to myself, “What is he talking about?” Then I looked 39 me and saw it. A bee! A large terrible bee! For me, it was more than 40 , although I couldnt explain why, neither my mother nor my doctors. At that time, I must have looked like a statue (雕塑). However, my father just rowed. “Hes tired. Once hes rested enough, hell keep on 41 .”Was I hearing correctly? Was my father telling me to just let the terrible bee sit on my shoulder? I 42 my head slowly toward the right and saw there he sat. As I watched him, I became more and more interested in his bright yellow and black jacket. The fear was little by little disappearing and I felt more 43 . But before I could do anything, he began testing his wings and then flew 44 . I was able to track (跟踪) him and saw him cross the water and head into the forest. I sat back and looked at Dad. “I 45 you.” was all he said. We rowed away without any words on the way.More than 30 years have passed since that afternoon, but the 46 at that moment has taken root (根) in my heart. In the following years I thought hard about that tired bee. I realized that for the first time in my life I connected to something 47 than myself. I came to believe he was sent to give me a lesson that we are all one. No man is an island. 36. A. cloudB. sunC. air D. wind37. A. after B. beforeC. while D. until38. A. hit B. touch C. wound D. hurt39. A. at B. around C. forD. after40. A. sickness B. worry C. sadness D. fear41. A. going B. doingC. workingD. leaving42. A. raised B. noddedC. turnedD. shook43. A. excited B. relaxedC. pleasedD. satisfied44. A. back B. out C. down D. away45. A. told B. showedC. warnedD. tested46. A. environmentB. conditionC. memoryD. idea47. A. wider B. larger C. deeperD. higher2012朝阳一模五、完形填空（共12分，每小题1分）It was a very cold night, Sunday, February 6. Patrick heard his dog barking (狗叫声) in the garage (车库). He went there with some food to 35 it down. Standing in the middle of the garage was a little girl with her body covered by snow, crying. “Please come and help,” she said. “I think my mom is dead. My brother is in the truck.”After a dinner of pizza at her mothers house in Alton, Carrion, 26, had bundled (捆绑) her 36 kids, Averie, four, and Abel, 21 months, into a pickup truck and 37 home. It was 8 p.m., snow covered the land. 38 cars were on the road. Suddenly, the truck began to slide (滑动). It rolled (转动) two or three times before 39 to a stop, tilted into a snow bank on its passenger side. Carrion blacked out. “When I came to, I could hear Abel crying. It was dark, and I couldnt see anything,” Carrion says. Finally, she 40 to push the heavy drivers door open enough so that the lights turned on. She saw Abel in his seat. His nose was bloody, but he had no other hurts. Averie was nowhere in sight. Carrion called Averie again and again. But there was only 41 . Then she called 9-1-1. Averie had been awake when the truck stopped rolling. The little girl called her mother, but she didnt answer. Averie wriggled (蠕动) 42 the broken passengers window. She walked a quarter of a mile. A house came into view, she stumbled (蹒跚) out of the snow and into the 43 garage, and a dog started barking. When she got Patricks help, she began to 44 . Patrick jumped into his car and went to search for the 45 . Up ahead he saw the lights of police cars. “I think I have who youre looking for,” Patrick told the police. One thing Carrion is sure of: her daughters courage and personality. “Averie is very grown-up for her 46 ,” she says. “The way she walked all that way to help us Shes so smart, so brave.” 35. A. turn B. put C. quiet D. slow36. A. sleepy B. tired C. shy D. weak 37. A. left B. passed C. got D. headed 38. A. Many B. Several C. Some D. Few39. A. comingB. goingC. runningD. returning40. A. managed B. tried C. startedD. decided41. A. snow B. cold C. silence D. dark42. A. around B. through C. from D. across 43. A. safe B. emptyC. warmD. open44. A. cheer B. cry C. relax D. explain45. A. accident B. place C. police D. doctor46. A. ability B. knowledgeC. age D. experience2012朝阳二模五、完形填空（共12分，每小题1分）From the time I was a child growing up in New Jersey, I loved spending weekends with my grandparents. I felt 35 in Grannys small kitchen. We always had peaceful conversations, and Granny always seemed to include some wisdom with every dish she prepared.I remember one Saturday morning. I was about 11 years old. After breakfast I asked Granny, “What kind of soup are you making today?” “Vegetable beef,” she answered. “And you can help by cutting some carrots.” 36 I slowly cut the carrots, I said, “Ive got to give a report next week and Im scared (害怕的). I dont like standing in front of everybody. What if I forget what Im going to say? Or what if somebody laughs?” “And what if you do just fine?” Granny asked. “Have you 37 notes?” “Well, no. That would be a lot of work.” “Hard work never 38 anyone,” Granny said. “You could try practicing in front of a 39 . Its easy to find how well you are practising.” I pushed the pieces of carrots to the side of the cutting board and went on to complain (抱怨) about schoolwork, friends and family. Granny took it all in, listening 40 while I talked about so many pieces of grief (伤心事) in my life. “Nancy, ” she said, “theres nothing wrong with a little trouble in your life. Well, you know, a lot of people dont make homemade soup these days. They say its too much trouble. But I dont 41 such a little trouble. It adds flavor (滋味) to my soup and to my life. My soup would be pretty bland (平淡) 42 the vegetables, and so would my life if it didnt have the little ups and downs.” She smiled and then started washing the dishes. While I helped Granny clean up, I thought about what she had said. I still had a few days to 43 my report.That Saturday, Granny gave me food for 44 as well as a bowl of her homemade soup. As I 45 the meal with my grandparents, somehow (不知何故) m