2020届高考英语二轮专题复习 完形阅读强化综合训练（一百三十六）

2020;2020届高考英语二轮专题复习完形阅读强化综合训练（一百三十六）完形填空Mr. and Mrs. Black were going abroad for their holiday. They had a lovely dog56Blackie which they were very fond of, but they could not57 him abroad with them, so they want a58 place to leave him in while they were away, and59 found a place which looked after dogs very well while their owners were away. They took Blackie there just60 they left for their holiday, and61 said goodbye to him.At the62 of their holiday, they got back to England very late at night, and as they63 that the place where Blackie was64 might be closed at that hour,65 decided to wait until the next morning before going to66 .So the67 morning Mr. Black got into his car and drove off68 to collect Blackie.When he69 home with the dog, he said to his wife,Do you know, dear, I dont think Blackie can have enjoyed his70 at that place very much. He barked all the way home in the car71 he wanted to tell me something.Mrs. Black72 the dog carefully and then answered, You are quite right, dear. He was certainly trying to tell you73 . But he wasnt trying to tell you that he didnt74 his stay at that place. He was only complaining(抱怨)that you were bringing the75 dog home. This isnt Blackie!56. A. kept B. called C. fed D. raised57. A. carry B. bring C. send D. take58. A. good B. beautiful C. warm D. wrong59. A. at last B. as well C. in case D. in all60. A. after B. because C. until D. before61. A. sadly B. gladly C. excitedly D. easily62. A. beginning B. middle C. end D. back63. A. hoped B. thought C. prayed D. agreed64. A. living B. leaving C. remaining D. staying65. A. it B. who C. they D. he66. A. keep him back B. get him backC. give him back D. call him back67. A. rainy B. sunny C. next D. third68. A. hardly B. luckily C. lately D. happily69. A. reached B. arrived at C. got to D. returned to70. A. house B. stay C. play D. choice71. A. only if B. as if C. as for D. such as72. A. came up B. looked up C. looked at D. laughed at73. A. everything B. nothing C. anything D. something74. A. dislike B. want C. enjoy D. prefer75. A. wrong B. right C. true D. correct阅读理解AWith a combination of modern technology and traditional 14th century warfare, Richard Donners new film Timeline (时间线) is a two-hour dose(剂量) of excitement and adventure.The film follows a team of archaeology (考古学) students led by Professor Edward Johnston as they work to uncover the ruins of a 14th century castle in France.When Johnston goes to report to their sponsor, the International Technology Corporation (ITC), his students discover the castle. And a note for help from the professor-written in 1357.The students go to ITC headquarters (总部), where they find the company has created a time-machine and trapped Johnston in the middle of war between England and France. So they decide to go back in time to save him.Complete with its realistic battle scenes and good costumes,Timeline paints an exciting picture of life in 14th century Europe.76. The film is mainly about _ according to the passage.A. the discovery of the ruins of a 14th century castle in FranceB. the combination of modern war between England and France in 1357C. the modern technology and traditional 14th century warfareD. the history of archaeology, geography and 14th culture77. The film is probably produced by _ .A. archaeology studentsB. Edward JohnstonC. Richard DonnerD. ITC headquarters78. The underlined word costumes in the last paragraph means _ .A. 服装 B. 风景 C. 比赛 D. 商品BIt is generally thought that Arabic is a single language, spoken, written and understood by people in countries as widely separated as Iraq, Egypt and Morocco, but this is not so. It is only written Arabic that is more or less common to the whole of the Arabic world. The spoken Arabic which is spoken in the different Arab societies today differs as widely between Arab countries as do Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. In the Arab world, written Arabic acts as a kind of Esperanto (世界语)，providing a means of communication between educated people of different Arab nationalities. Written Arabic is, strangely, spoken too: on the radio and television, in pubic speeches, as well as between Arabs from different countries. We could call it Pan-Arabic (泛阿拉伯语). It is used in rather the same way as Latin was used by educated people in Europe in the Middle Ages.Even in English, of course, there is a difference of grammar and vocabulary between the written and spoken language, but this difference is far less than that between the Pan-Arabic and the living spoken English of any Arab country. Moreover, both written and spoken English are recognized in English-speaking countries as belonging to one living language, and both are taught in schools.Spoken Arabic, on the other hand, is not regarded by the people who speak it as proper Arabic. Unlike spoken English, it is not taught in schools, and it is not written, indeed, theres a strong feeling in Arab societies that it should not be used in a written form.79. Most people hold the wrong view that _ .A. all Arabs speak the same language with the same pronunciationB. spoken Arabic is used in broadcastingC. it is only in Iraq, Egypt and Morocco that Arabic is spokenD. Arabic is just one language that all Arabs speak, write and understand80. The fact is that _ .A. spoken Arabic in one Arab society is different from that in another oneB. written Arabic is permitted to use only in the Arab worldC. now written Arabic is regarded as a kind of Esperanto all over the worldD. Italian, Spanish and Portuguese are commonly used in the three countries81. Pan-Arabic is really one language _ .A. that is spoken by people of different Arab nationalitiesB. that is used by educated people from different Arab countriesC. that was used, like Latin, just in the Middle AgesD. that can not be written but just be spoken82. The difference between English and Arabic lies in the fact that _ .A. spoken Arabic is more difficult than written ArabicB. only written English is taught in schoolsC. spoken English is near to written English in grammar and vocabularyD. written Arabic isnt taught in schools83. There is _ that Arabs dont use spoken Arabic in the written form.A. some traditionB. a kind of habitC. a strong feelingD. their customCWith the National Day holiday around the corner, you might be planning a tour to see the great out-of-doors.1. Beginning the tourCertainly, you can start or begin your journey, but wed like some fresh new words. Take a look at the following sentence to find an interesting one:This time, US vice-president Dick Cheney was expected to embark on the tour to Iraq on April 9, the day that marked the official end of the Saddam Hussein regime.AP, APRIL 12. Venturing to an out-of-the-way placeSurely, you can say enter or go into. But they are too dull. Venture is a useful and colorful verb, indicating that there may be a bit of adventure on the journey. For example,Those who seldom venture off onto unpaved roads may be afraid of just getting their vehicle stuck.In fact, you can use it to describe just about any trip that is fresh and rewarding. For example,Together, over the course of a leisurely long weekend last spring, we explored my home city with my new husbands eyes.NEW YORK TIMES, SEPT 193. HikingMany trips these days are done on foot as people try to discover a real sense of travel, so hike is another important word for a trip. For example,You can hike up to Mount Thielsen to enjoy the grand views of souther