福建省福州市高考英语一轮 完形填空练习题（8）.doc

福州市2014高考英语完形填空一轮练习题（8）及答案it was my first day to miss hargroves seventh grade. past “newcomer” experiences had been difficult, so i was very 1 to fit in. after being introduced to the class, i bravely put on a smile and took my seat.lunchtime was a pleasant surprise when the girls all crowded around my table. they were friendly, so i began to 2 . my new classmates told me about the school, the teachers and the other kids. they 3 out the class nerd (书呆子) to me: mary lou. she was a pretty girl with dark eyes and olive-skin, 4 she wore a long woolen skirt and an old-fashioned blouse. she looked stupid. the girls whispered and giggled 5 mary lou walked by. she ate alone.after school, the girls invited me to 6 them in front of the school. i was thrilled to be a(n) 7 of the club. we waited. for what, i didnt know. then mary lou came down the school steps. the girls started making fun of her, shouting rudely, biting comments. i 8 , then joined right in. mean remarks fell from my 9 . no one could 10 id never done this before. the other girls stepped back and started cheering for me. feeling 11 , i pulled on her backpack and then pushed her. her backpack broke, mary lou fell and i backed off. everyone was laughing. i 12 in. i was a leader.i was not proud. something inside me 13 . if youve ever picked a wing off a butterfly, you know how i felt.mary lou got up, 14 her books and left without a tear or saying anything. she held her head 15 as blood ran down from her knee. i 16 her limp away down the street.i turned to leave with my 17 friends and noticed a man standing beside his car. he must have been mary lous father he had the same olive skin, dark hair and handsome look. he remained still and watched the 18 girl walk toward him. only his eyes shining with both sadness and pride followed. as i passed, he looked at me in silence with burning tears that reminded me of my 19 . mary lous fathers eyes taught me a good lesson that day. i never again hurt someone for my own 20 .1. a. anxious b. excitedc. eagerd. afraid2. a. talk b. hesitatec. relaxd. suspect3. a. picked b. pointedc. workedd. found4. a. because b. soc. andd. but5. a. as b. before c. afterd. since6. a. consult b. fightc. supportd. join7. a. leader b. memberc. assistantd. organizer8. a. paused b. refusedc. hurriedd. escaped9. a. eyes b. heartc. lipsd. mind10. a. tell b. sayc. report d. announce11. a. ashamed b. guiltyc. encouraged d. powerful12. a. turned b. wentc. tookd. fitted13. a. sank b. hurtc. touchedd. screamed14. a. tore b. closedc. gatheredd. grasped15. a. cautiously b. casually c. lowd. high16. a. watched b. noticedc. glared d. glanced17. a. caring b. laughingc. puzzlingd. satisfying18. a. silly b. onlyc. lonely d. friendly19. a. pain b. pityc. weaknessd. shame20. a. loss b. gainc. effort d. duty【答案与解析】 别人的推波助澜让作者忘乎所以，无缘无故地去伤害一个无辜的女孩。事后，作者非常内疚，尤其是女孩父亲的那一双眼睛，让作者羞愧难当。1a本句前半部分提到以往“新生”的经历很艰难，由此可推测作者对于融人这个新集体很“担心”。2c结合本段第一句中的内容以及本句前半部分的内容可知作者消除了紧张心理，开始“放松”起来。3b她们”指着”班上那个书呆子，向作者介绍她的情况。4d她是一个漂亮的女孩，黑色的眼睛，橄榄色的皮肤，“但是” 她穿着一条长长的羊毛裙和一件老式的短一卜衣，很不协调。5a当她走过的时候，她们窃窃私语，咯咯地笑。此处as表示 “当的时候”。6d放学后，她们邀请作者在学校前面”加入”她们的行列。 join sb表示“加入某人；和某人在一起”。7b作者受邀加入她们的行列，成为了社团的一“员”，受宠若惊，非常激动。8a 由上一句提到她们用粗鲁的语言辱骂mary lou和本句后半部分可知作者“停顿”了一下，然后立刻参与进去。9c作者和那些女孩一起对mary lou进行语言攻击，所以是“嘴唇”中说出刻薄的话语。10a作者辱骂mary lou，再结合下一句的内容可知没有人能 够”看出”作者以前从来没有做过这样的事情。tell表示“知道，看出，确切地判断”。11c上一句提到她们退到后面并开始为作者加油，再结合本句的内容可知作者备受“鼓舞”，开始有了进一步的过激行为。12d作者起初只是社团的普通一员，如今赢得了她们的认可，成为了领头人，由此可知作者“适应”了新的集体。此外，第1空后面的“to fit in”是提示。13b上一句提到作者并不为此感到骄傲，再结合下一句的内容可知作者的心在“痛”。14c她从地上起来，收拾好她的书，一言不发地离开了，没有流 一滴眼泪。15 d结合上一句中mary lou的表现以及下一段中提到的mary lou的父亲眼睛中流露出的自豪可知尽管她的膝盖流着血，她依然“高”昂着头。16a作者”注视”着她一瘸一拐地沿着街道走开了。b、c、d三项分别表示注意、怒目而视、一瞥，都不恰当。17 b根据第12空前面的“everyone”laughing”可知作者此时转过身去，想和这些大笑的女生一起离开。18 c 上文提到作者和那砦女生一越辱骂mary lou由此可知 mary lou孤身一人承受众人的攻击，所以她孤独地走向她的父亲。19d根据下段的内容可知mary lou的父亲的泪水让作者感到”羞愧”。20b他的眼睛给作者一个很好的教训，从此以后，作者再也没有为了自己的”利益”而去做伤害别人的事了。*结束 on a warm monday, jenny neilson bought a sandwich and parked her car under some trees. rolling down the windows to41 in fresh air, she settled back to enjoy her lunch. suddenly she 42 a big bald man running through the parking lot. before she came to43 what would happen, the man was there, shouting through her window. “get out!”neilson 44 . pulling open her door, the man seized her 45 the neck and hair, and threw her out of the car onto the ground. she screamed， 46 her purse and the keys.two reporters of the local newspaper, robert bruce and jeff jackson, just outside their office building on a 47 , heard the screams and began running. when they 48 neilsons car, the attacker had jumped into the drivers seat and was 49 searching for the keys. bruce opened the door, and he and jackson dragged the man out. the attacker 50 back. but even in his cornered panic, he was no 51 for the two athletic men.reggie miller, a worker of the local newspaper, heard the screams, too. he rushed back to the office to 52 the police, and then ran back with some plastic ropes used to tie up newspapers.with his arms 53 tightly behind him, the prisoner looked up and said 54 , “i hope you guys feel good about yourselves you just caught one of the most wanted men.” they 55 him and waited for the police. later, bruce and jackson were shocked to learn the man was the 56 carjacker （劫车者） and suspected murderer, whose 57 - but with a full head of hair - had been recently printed in their own newspaper.neilson considers herself lucky 58 she suffered injuries. she believes the story might have had a 59 ending if those good people had not come to her aid. “unfortunately,” she says, “many people would 60 have done what they did, and that is the real truth.”41. a. bring b. let c. gather d. send42 .a. recognized b. watched c. noticed d. met43 .a. realize b. understand c. imagine d. conclude 44 .a. escaped b. struggled c. refused d. obeyed 45 .a. by b. around c. with d. on46 .a. burying b. forgetting c. offering d. grabbing 47. a. trip b. visit c. break d. holiday 48. a. started b. stopped c. entered d. reached 49. a. carefully b. madly c. disappointedly d. patiently 50. a. fought b. turned c. jumped d. shouted 51. a. match b. target c. equal d. companion 52. a. remind b. phone c. invite d. beg 53. a. rolled b. folded c. bent d. tied 54. a. angrily b. kindly c. coldly d. warmly 55. a. caught b. thanked c. comforted d. ignored56. a. ordinary b. professional c. honest d. outstanding 57. a. picture b. background c. character d. story 58. a. and b. but c. though d. when 59. a. ridiculous b. similar c. strange d. different 60. a. sometimes b. never c. often d. forever 参考答案4145 bcaca4650 dcdba5155 abdcd5660 bacdb*结束(2010唐山模拟) tears clouded my eyes as i stood in our washing room, holding bretts jeans and shirt full of burn holes. tired and defeated, i _1_ to the floor. the clothes were just one more thing brett had _2_. he often got almost everything in the house out of _3_. many windows in our house needed repair due to his breaking _4_ to steal money when he chose to live on the street. yet none of this could compare to the emotional _5_ brett had done to our once quiet home. brett came to live with us when he was 12 years old. during the next few years i had dealt with brett as _6_ as possible, but inside i was shouting, “i dont want him in my house another day, lord! i just cant _7_ him！” having wiped my tears, i continued _8_ him as before. when brett was nearly 18, he landed again in juvenile hall (少管所). after that, my husband and i had to send brett to a boarding school for helping _9_ teens. at the _10_ ceremony, each graduate held a white rose to give to the person who had _11_ the most to him or her. brett spoke _12_ to his parents and then spoke to me, “you did so much. you were always there, no matter _13_. my mom and dad, i am their kid. but you, _14_ troubled enough by me, always _15_ me such love. and i want you to know i love you for it.” _16_， i stood as brett placed the white rose in my hand and hugged me _17_. at that moment, tears _18_ in my eyes again, this time not for disappointment but for _19_. although i had struggled with silent _20_ toward my stepson, brett had seen only my actions. love is action. we may not always have positive feelings about certain people in our life, but we can love them.1. a. sat b. bent c. sank d. dropped2. a. lost b. ruined c. torn d. broken3. a. order b. place c. trouble d. danger4. a. off b. in c. up d. away5. a. pain b. injury c. harm d. damage6. a. patiently b. willingly c. strictly d. rudely7. a. forgive b. stand c. educate d. control8. a. feeding b. pardoning c. comforting d. parenting9. a. lazy b. disappointing c. troublesome d. careless10. a. opening b. official c. graduation d. victory11. a. afforded b. meant c. supplied d. owed12. a. sadly b. lovingly c. proudly d. nervously13. a. where b. how c. who d. what14. a. although b. unless c. because d. when15. a. cost b. lent c. showed d. taught16. a. astonished b. puzzled c. encouraged d. interested17. a. surely b. tightly c. roughly d. fiercely18. a. fell b. flowed c. moved d. gathered19. a. pity b. luck c. happiness d. success20. a. love b. anxiety c. care d. anger答案与解析：孩子的行为给作者带来了无尽的折磨，作者常常以泪洗面，但是她把愤怒无声地埋在心底，一如既往地履行母亲的责任。毕业典礼上，当孩子把玫瑰送给她时，她情不能己，流出了幸福的眼泪。1c第一段中提到作者在洗手间泪流满面，再结合本句前半句中的内容可知作者“倒”在了地上。sink to the floor表示“倒在地上”。2b上一段的后半部分中提到他的牛仔裤和衬衫上到处都是烧的洞，由此可知brett经常“毁坏，糟蹋”东西。c项表示“撕毁”，d项表示“打破”，都与第一段后半部分中的内容不符。3a根据brett烧毁衣服的这种行为和第二段第三句可推知他经常把房间中几乎所有的东西搞得乱七八糟。此处out of order表示“出故障，不整洁”。out of place表示“不合适，不协调，格格不入”；out of trouble表示“脱离困境”；out of danger表示“脱离危险”，都不符合语境。4b房子的很多窗户需要修理，因为他从窗户“闯入”房子去偷钱。break in表示“闯入”。break off表示“(使)分离，停止”；break up表示“(使)破碎，(使)破裂”；break away表示“突然离开，放弃”，都与所给语境不符。5d然而，所有这一切都不能和brett对我们曾经安静的家造成的感情“伤害”相比。emotional damage表示“感情伤害”。6a根据本句后半句中的内容可推测在随后的几年中，作者尽可能“耐心地”对待他。7b本句中的but表示的是转折意义，且从i dont want him in my house another day可知，作者在内心深处无法“忍受”他。8d作者把满腹心酸和愤怒埋在心底，擦干眼泪，像昔日一样一如既往地对他尽到父母的责任。此处的parent用作动词。9c他再次进入少管所表明他经常招惹是非，作者和丈夫把他送往帮助这些“令人烦恼的”青少年的寄宿学校。10c上一段后半部分提到brett被送到寄宿学校，可知这里是在“毕业”典礼上。11b每一个毕业生都把一支白色的玫瑰送给对自己来说最重要的人。此处mean表示“意味着，表示的意思”。12b根据下文中他所说的话可知他“深情地”与亲生父母和作者说话。13d他所要表达的意思是无论发生什么事，你总是在我身边。后半句可理解为“no matter what happened”。14a“虽然”我给你添了许多麻烦，可是你总是无微不至地关怀着我。此处是“although you were troubled enough by me”的省略形式。15cbrett认为自己给养母添了不少麻烦，可是她始终对他“表现出”至诚的关爱。16a作者完全没有想到他竟然把玫瑰送给了自己，并且说出了这样的话，所以感到无比“震惊”。17bbrett是在表达自己内心的感激，发自肺腑，所以“紧紧地”拥抱作者。d项表示“猛烈地”，语意不恰当。18d在那一时刻，作者非常感动，眼中的泪水越来越多。gather表示“聚集”。19c此时此刻，作者流出的不是失望的泪水，而是因为“幸福”而流泪。20d此处与第三段中间部分的内容相呼应，表明作者过去在心里对他表示过无声的“愤怒”。*结束 （2011江西卷）完形填空what a busy day!the three boys were fed，bathed and changed into their nightclothes.mary had_36_them a story and finally they were asleep.”babysitting (照看)the three boys aged eight,six and four is extremely 37 ,she thought.“sleep,”she considered,”if only i could!”but she had difficult homework to complete.leanig back,she 38 her feet onto the sofa to get comfortable.whoever said babysitting was a(n)39way to make money obviously hadnt met the three boys,she thought.the television was on,the room was warm,and the lights were dim.marys 40 felt heavier and heavier.i mustnt sleep,she thoutht-which was 41 what she did,of course.strangely enough,she soon 42 that she was a world-famous chef （主厨）.she made 43 and wore diamonds and designer clothe. most days she relaxed by the pool.meeting the rich and famous or 44 her favorite hobby.she 45 took the leading role in her own tv show.that is, until she became too 46.”i am definitelty the best in the world,”she thought,as she prepared a tasty chicken dish.but 47 seemed to go right.she spilt the flour,she dropped an egg and she cut her finger.despite all the troubles,she 48 to get the chicken into the stove.soon,smoke blanketed the room.the children was on fire.49 set