2021届高考英语一轮复习考点43完形填空议论文考点归纳

1、2021届高考英语一轮复习考点43完形填空议论文考点归纳2021届高考英语一轮复习考点43完形填空议论文考点归纳2021届高考英语一轮复习考点43完形填空议论文考点归纳考点43 完形填空议论文高考频度:议论文是一种通过剖析事物或论述事理来提出主张或发表见解的文体。议论文分为两种，一种是夹叙夹议型，另一种是纯议论型。议论文是一种剖析事理、论述事物、发表见解或提出主张的说理性文章。议论文的目的不仅是客观地解释事物，还力图说服读者相信并接受某一观点。议论文是高考完形填空题中较难的一种体裁，它一般由三个要素组成：论点、论据和结论。做好这类题的关键在于要抓住作者的论点.议论文中对于论点的提出通常有三种形

2、式：1. 开门见山，直接提出论点在有些议论文中作者开头就提出论点，通过论证，最后提出自己的看法，或提出另一个话题供大家讨论。一般来说，这种形式的议论文作者态度明确，我们也能很容易地把握作者对某一件事的看法。2. 导入式提出论点在有些议论文中，作者并不是直接提出自己的观点，而是通过对某一现象的论述来赞扬或批评某一事物，进而提出自己的观点，然后再用具体的论据去证明自己的观点。3. 水到渠成式得出结论在有些议论文中作者开头只是列举一系列生活中的现象,而不是表明自己的观点，通过对具体现象的分析,最后自然得出结论，而此结论就是文章的论点。议论文形式的完形填空不像记叙文形式的完形填空那么有情景。因此,我们

3、对整个文章的把握相对来说也难得多.解答这类题要遵循下列原则：1。 从首尾句入手，抓住中心议论文的写作思路一般为：提出问题分析问题解决问题.因此，文章的第一、二句话通常为文章的主题句，而文章的结尾句常为文章的结论。由此可见，我们必须充分利用文章的首尾句，推测出文章的中心，从而理解全文.2. 紧扣信息词，把握作者观点考生要弄清文章的行文逻辑，如转折关系、因果关系、递进关系、对比关系、让步关系、指代关系等。有时文章的第一、二段并不是作者的观点,而是对某个事物的介绍或描述，然后用信息词，如but，however，yet等将自己的观点引出，因此，阅读时一定要特别留意这些信息词。3。 从语境入手，确定逻辑

4、关系句与句之间总要反映出因果、假设、条件、类推等逻辑关系。这些逻辑关系常常通过on the one hand, on the other hand， as a result， as a consequence， on the contrary， above all， first of all， secondly， finally， in case等单词或短语表达出来.但有时作者并不使用这些单词或短语，而是将逻辑关系暗含于文章中，这就需要考生根据语境来确定逻辑关系。4。 理清文章的论点、论据和结论如果我们连论点、论据、结论都没把握住的话，只能是漫无目的地选择答案了.一般说来，能说明论点的答案可以

5、在论据里得到印证，且作为论点的某些答案也可以与论据有机地结合起来,使论点与论据相辅相承，从而使整篇文章上下一致.如果我们所选的答案前后矛盾，论点与论据相悖，最后的结论与论点自相矛盾,那就说明我们对文章的把握缺乏条理性和系统性，我们就需重新来理顺文章的各部分，直到条理清楚为止,然后再根据自己对文章的把握及各部分的逻辑关系选出答案。Children and young people tend to have certain role models people they want to be like when they grow1. Though2children would have wish

6、ed to copy their mother, father or a （n）3relative, gradually these role models are thought of as famous people or popular4。 People have different opinions about5popular stars or other famous people are good role models for children。 Charming models, such as Katie Price, are often admired and6by youn

7、g girls。 This is the biggest worry of parents and teachers. They wish to7the concept that success is achieved through hard work and8rather than an attractive looking. Most people tend to grow up to be those who are9home their parents or family friends. Some decide to be like their favorite teacher.

8、A child who loves to10may want to grow to be the next Picasso or Van Gogh; Someone who loves to11might imagine themselves as a famous writer; if a child enjoys dancing, he or she12well admire a famous dancer， but this is not the13. A lot of dance students wish to be like their14teacher. Therefore, t

9、he job of a teacher is15just providing knowledge of a given subject. They should be able to16their students trust and17them well. Helping youngsters to learn from models， to learn how to accept18with grace and losing with dignity, is central to any parents or teachers job。 Manners are very important

10、 and a dance teacher can19his or her position and influence to20good behaviors to youngsters。 1。 A。 youngerB. strongerC。 olderD。 taller2。 A。 at firstB。 at lastC。 at leastD。 at most3。 A. generousB. humorousC。 ordinaryD. favorite4. A. fansB. singersC. starsD。 dancers5。 A。 thatB。 whetherC. whyD。 if6. A

11、。 caught up withB. looked down uponC. thought highly ofD. made fun of7. A。 holdB。 encourageC。 receiveD. ignore8. A. luckB。 effortC. imaginationD。 creativity9。 A. similar toB. far fromC。 close toD。 different from10。 A. read and writeB。 sing and danceC。 draw and paintD. listen and speak11。 A。 danceB。

12、thinkC。 singD. read12。 A. mayB. shouldC. mustD. need13。 A. caseB。 troubleC。 matterD。 deal14. A. artB. musicC. pianoD。 dance15。 A。 better thanB. more thanC。 rather thanD. less than16. A。 acceptB. loseC。 receiveD。 gain17. A. negotiate withB。 communicate withC. keep up withD. put up with18。 A. challeng

13、ingB。 failingC。 winningD. falling19. A. take charge ofB. lose control ofC. get rid ofD。 make use of20. A。 introduceB. pressC。 turnD。 push【文章大意】这是一篇议论文.很多青少年都将名人或明星作为自己的偶像。人们对这种现象持不同观点.作者认为,作为教师或家长,他们的中心任务就是要引导青少年正确的向偶像学习，以正确的态度对待成功和失败。1。C【解析】考查形容词词义辨析。young年轻的；strong强壮的，结实的；old老的;tall高的。由语境可知，孩子和年轻人

14、都有自己的偶像。他们长大之后想成为像自己偶像那样的人。故C选项切题。2.A【解析】考查短语辨析.at first起初；at last最后；at least至少；at most至多.由后文的gradually可知,起初，孩子们会把自己的父母或亲戚作为自己的偶像。故A选项正确.3.D【解析】考查形容词词义辨析。generous慷慨的;humorous幽默的；ordinary普通的；favorite最喜欢的.由语境可知，孩子把亲戚作为自己的偶像，由此可以推知,这个亲戚肯定是他最喜欢的。故D选项切题。4.C【解析】考查名词词义辨析。fan迷；singer歌手；star明星，星星；dancer跳舞者，舞

15、蹈演员。由语境可知，逐渐地,孩子的偶像就会变成名人或明星。故C选项切题。下文第一句中亦有提示.5。B【解析】考查宾语从句.由语境可知,人们对于以名人或明星作为偶像是否对孩子们好持不同观点。故B选项切题。6.C【解析】考查动词短语辨析.catch up with赶上;look down upon看不起；think highly of高度赞扬；make fun of取笑。该空和前面的admire并列，年轻的女孩子们对Katie Price评价很高，经常赞美她，以她为偶像.故C选项切题。7.B【解析】考查动词词义辨析.hold拿，握;encourage鼓励;receive收到;ignore忽略。由语

16、境可知，父母希望鼓励这样一个观念：成功是通过努力获得的而不是通过迷人的外表获得的。故B选项切题.8。B【解析】考查名词词义辨析。luck运气；effort努力；imagination想象力；creativity创造力.该空和前面的hard work并列，故B选项切题。成功是通过努力获得的。B选项切题。9.C【解析】考查形容词短语辨析。similar to与相似;far from远离；close to离近;different from和不同。由后文的their parents or family friends可知，大部分人长大之后往往成为和自己离得近的人。故C选项切题。10。C【解析】考查动词

17、词义辨析。read and write读写;sing and dance唱歌跳舞；draw and paint画画和绘画;listen and speak听和写。Picasso or Van Gogh都是画家的名字，故可知,喜欢画画的孩子希望成为下一个毕加索或梵高.C选项切题。11。D【解析】考查动词词义辨析。dance跳舞;think想，认为；sing唱；read读。由后文的writer可知，喜欢阅读的人希望自己成为一名作家。故D选项切题。12.A【解析】考查情态动词。may可能，可以；should应该；must必须；need需要，必要。may well意为很可能。一个喜欢跳舞的人很可能想成

18、为一名著名的舞蹈家。故A选项切题。13。A【解析】考查名词词义辨析。case情况，案例，病例；trouble麻烦；matter事情，问题，物质；deal协定，交易，大量。由语境可知，情况并非总是如此。A选项切题。14.D【解析】考查名词词义辨析。art艺术;music音乐；piano钢琴;dance舞蹈.很多学舞蹈的学生希望成为像他们舞蹈老师那样的人。故D选项切题。15.B【解析】考查短语辨析.better than比好；more than超过，比多；rather than 而不是；less than比少.由语境可知，老师的工作不仅仅只是向学生传授知识。B选项切题。16。D【解析】考查动词词义

19、辨析。accept接受；lose失去；receive收到；gain获得。由语境可知，老师应该能够获得学生的信任。故D选项切题。17.B【解析】考查动词短语辨析.negotiate with和谈判，协商；communicate with和交流；keep up with 跟上；put up with容忍，忍受.由语境可知，老师应该获得学生的信任并且和学生进行良好的交流。故B选项切题.18。C【解析】考查动词词义辨析。challenge挑战；fail失败;win获胜；fall落下，摔倒.由语境可知，教师或者父母的中心职责就是要帮助青少年像偶像学习,教给他们如何优雅地接受胜利,如何在失败的时候保持尊严

20、。win和后文的lose对应。故C选项切题。19。D【解析】考查动词短语辨析。take charge of负责，管理；lose control of失去对的控制；get rid of摆脱,除去；make use of利用.由语境可知，舞蹈老师可以利用自己的职位和影响将好的行为介绍给青少年。故D选项切题。20。A【解析】考查动词词义辨析。introduce介绍,引入；press按,压；turn翻转，转动；push推，逼迫.结合上一题解析可知，A选项切题。题组一(高考真题）Cloze 1(2015福建卷) One of the easiest things in the world is to b

21、ecome a fault-finder. However, life can be 1 when you are not busy finding fault with it.Several years ago I 2 a letter from seventeenyearold Kerry, who described herself as a world-class fault-finder， almost always 3 by things. People were always doing things that annoyed her, and 4 was ever good e

22、nough. She was highly self-critical and also found fault with her friends. She became a really 5 person.Unfortunately， it took a horrible accident to change her 6。 Her best friend was seriously hurt in a car crash. What made it almost 7 to deal with was that the day before the 8, Kerry had visited h

23、er friend and had spent the whole time criticizing her 9 of boyfriends， the way she was living， the way she related to her mother， and various other things she felt she needed to 10。 It wasnt until her friend was badly hurt that Kerry became 11 her habit of finding fault. Very quickly, she learned t

24、o appreciate life rather than to 12 everything so harshly（刻薄）。 She was able to transfer her new wisdom to other parts of her 13 as well.Perhaps most of us arent as extreme at fault-finding， 14 when were honest, we can be sharply 15 of the world。 Im not suggesting you 16 problems， or that you pretend

25、 things are 17 than they are， but simply that you learn to allow things to be as they are - 18 most of the time, and especially when its not a really big 19.Train yourself to bite your tongue， and with a little 20, youll get really good at letting things go. And when you do， youll get back your enth

26、usiasm and love for life.1。 A. lonelyB. greatC。 quietD. uneasy2. A. receivedB. answeredC. expectedD。 rejected3. A. threatenedB. interruptedC。 botheredD。 spoiled4。 A. anythingB。 everythingC. somethingD. nothing5。 A。 caringB。 boringC。 interestingD。 surprising6。 A. attitudeB。 planC。 measureD。 explanati

27、on7. A. urgentB. unnecessaryC。 certainD. impossible8。 A。 occasionB。 eventC. accidentD。 adventure9. A. memoryB。 noticeC。 evidenceD。 choice10。 A. hearB. contributeC。 expressD。 admit11。 A. aware ofB。 afraid ofC. curious aboutD。 confused about12。 A。 discussB. realizeC. judgeD. settle13. A. familyB。 life

28、C. careerD. education14. A. soB. orC。 butD。 for15。 A。 proudB。 sureC。 hopefulD。 critical16。 A. faceB。 createC。 solveD。 ignore17. A. rarerB。 betterC。 strangerD。 worse18。 A。at leastB.at lastC。by farD。so far19。 A. taskB。 dealC. resultD. duty20. A. practiceB. speechC. restD。 pityCloze 2 (2014新课标全国卷） As a

29、 general rule， all forms of activity lead to boredom when they are performed on a routine (常规） basis. As a matter of fact, we can see this 1at work in people of all 2.For example, on Christmas morning, children are excited about 3with their new toys. But their 4soon wears off and by January those 5t

30、oys can be found put away in the basement. The world is full of 6stamp albums and unfinished models， each standing as a monument to someones 7interest. When parents bring home a pet， their child 8bathes it and brushes its fur。 Within a short time， however， the 9of caring for the animal is handed ove

31、r to the parents. Adolescents enter high school with great 10but are soon looking forward to 11.The same is true of the young adults going to college. And then， how many 12， who now complain （抱怨） about the long drives to work， 13drove for hours at a time when they first 14their drivers licenses(执照）?

32、Before people retire, they usually 15to do a lot of 16things， which they never had 17to do while working. But 18after retirement， the golfing, the fishing, the reading and all of the other pastimes become as boring as the jobs they 19.And， like the child in January, they go searching for new 20。1。 A

33、. principleB. habitC. wayD. power2。 A. partiesB。 racesC。 countriesD。 ages3。 A。 workingB。 livingC。 playingD. going4. A。 confidenceB. interestC. anxietyD. sorrow5。 A。 sameB。 extraC。 funnyD. expensive6。 A. wellorganizedB。 colorfullyprintedC。 newly-collectedD。 half-filled7。 A. broadB。 passingC。 differen

34、tD. main8. A. silentlyB. impatientlyC. gladlyD。 worriedly9。 A。 promiseB. burdenC. rightD。 game10。 A。 courageB. calmnessC。 confusionD。 excitement11. A. graduationB. independenceC。 responsibilityD. success12. A. childrenB. studentsC. adultsD. retirees13. A。 carefullyB. eagerlyC。 nervouslyD. bravely14.

35、 A。 requiredB. obtainedC。 noticedD。 discovered15。 A. needB。 learnC。 startD. plan16. A. greatB. strangeC。 difficultD。 correct17. A. timeB。 moneyC。 skillsD。 knowledge18。 A. onlyB。 wellC. evenD. soon19。 A. lostB. choseC. leftD. quit20. A。 petsB。 toysC。 friendsD。 colleagues题组二（2020年名校模拟题)Close 1（2020上海市

36、实验学校月考） Lawmakers in New Jersey recently advanced a bill that would ban businesses from going cashlessa move that would put the state at odds with the global trend toward electronic payments but would 1 resistance from local officials who see nocash policies as unfair.Almost 1 of 3 Americans in 2018

37、 say they dont use cash during a typical week of purchases, according to the Pew study released this week。 The findings reveal life that Americans are becoming less reliant on paper currency, mirroring 2 in Sweden， India and China。 But state and local officials say that restaurants and shops do that

38、 adopt cashless policies have left some members of the community behind individuals without the 3 to open a bank account or who lack access to lines of credit or the mobile apps that power digital payments。The New Jersey measure， which would apply only to face-toface sales and would 4 internet and p

39、hone purchases， comes as officials push 5 efforts to bar nocash rules in New York and Philadelphia. 6 cashless policies offer consumers the promise of convenience and provide businesses greater protection against theft, they also can exclude lowincome consumers or undocumented immigrants， critics sa

40、y. Cash-free businesses are discriminatory by design and pose 7 to low-income communities that may not have access to credit or debit, New York Council member Torres said on Twitter when he introduced a bill that would ban the practice.According to the Pew study, the decline in the use of 8 currency

41、 is uneven among the population when race， age and income are accounted for。 Pew found a significant 9 in cashless adoption tied to annual household income， with adults making at least $75,000 more than twice as likely to make all their purchases without using cash in a typical week, 10 with people

42、who make less than 30,000。 The Pew findings suggest that the 11 of going cashless may come with a cost that only some groups of people will bear. Americans with lower incomes are roughly four times as likely than higher earners to make almost all of their purchases with cash, according to the study。

43、As has been noted, business leaders have 12 cashless policies by pointing to higher security and 13 customer service and efficiency. Some advocates have focused on providing people who are underserved by the 14 banking system with more affordable options, attacking the root cause behind the 15 of ca

44、shless payments.1Aset upBput upCback upDstep up2AdepositsBexchangesCshiftsDcurrencies3AideasBmeansCdirectionsDoutlets4AattractBexcludeCadvanceDinclude5AoppositeBassociatedCsimilarDcollective6AWhileBProvidedCBecauseDAs7AdiscountsBtrapsCchallengesDrisks8AelectronicBphysicalCvirtualDcirculating9Asimila

45、rityBexpenseCgapDconsumption10AlinkedBassociatedCcombinedDcompared11AoutcomesBeffectsCbenefitsDdisadvantages12AadoptedBdefendedCdevelopedDcriticized13AhinderedBaccomplishedCimprovedDdesired14AtraditionalBfadingCaggressiveDunqualified15AtransformationsBdevelopmentsCcriticismsDcreationsClose 2（2020上海宝

46、山月考）Directions: For each blank in the following passage there are four words or phrases marked A， B， C and DFill in each blank with the word or phrase that best fits the context。As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up? If you were like most children， you probably let your imagination ru

47、n 16 . Maybe you dreamed of flying into space or being a famous chef。 Then perhaps over the years, your dreams became more 17 Or you might have given up on some altogether。If thats the case， then todays the day for you. January 13th is Make Your Dreams Come True Day. If youve been 18 fulfilling your

48、 dreams, this is the day to make a fresh start.Its important to dream because dreams can give us the 19 to succeed in life。 Dreams inspire and motivate us. The great thing about dreams is that theres no 20 to accomplish them right away。 They might take a few years or they might take a lifetime to 21

49、 . The important thing is that youre 22 working toward your dream。 And the best way to do that is by setting goals.What is the 23 between a dream and a goal? Its been said that dreams are the final destination; goals are the stops along the way。Dreams can be very 24 。 But the steps you take to reach

50、 them should be very 25 . Your dreams state what you want， but goals explain how youll get there. That makes goal seting a necessary step in 26 your dreams.Many successful people have spoken about dreams。 Former U。 S。 Secretary of State Colin Powell stressed the 27 of working for our dreams。 “A drea

51、m doesnt become reality through magic： it takes sweat, 28 and hard work. “Author Les Brown reminded us that dreams have no 29 limit。 You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream。If youve been dreaming about doing something for years, start today. Write down yo dream， and 30 your

52、 goals。 Then youll be on your way to making your dreams come true。16AfastBhighCwellDwild.17AcolorfulBamazingCrealisticDattractive18Aputting offBtaking offCgetting offDpaying off19AopportunityBdirectionCenergyDaccess20ApressureBdoubtCsenseDneed21AseekBachieveCexplainDdesign22AreallyBalmostCalwaysDhar

53、dly23AconceptBsimilarityCcomparisonDdifference24AunrealBgeneralCchangeableDflexible25AspecificBabstractCcommonDcomplicated26AimagingBavoidingCreachingDbelieving27AprocessBbenefitCconsequenceDimportance28AbloodBdeterminationCintelligenceDloyalty29AageBextraCspaceDnormal30AtransferBconvertCestablishDd

54、evoteClose 3（2020上海市北虹高级中学月考）Is Helicopter Parenting Necessary?Weve all heard the dangers of helicopter parenting。 Remaining too 46 in a kids life， especially throughout college， can lead to depression, lack of self-reliance and feelings of entitlement.Superficially, this wisdom is sound。 But some a

55、cademics and educators now say they see signs of a troubling backlash(反冲). The concern： warnings that moms and dads should 47 “the over parenting trapare discouraging parents from getting involved at all.Yes， parents can be intrusive. 48 , there are increasing examples of parents refusing to step up

56、 when students genuinely need their family。 One mom kept 49 about her sons signs of depression until right before he failed a semester. She did not want to “helicopter in.”That means colleges, which have spent the past decade learning to 50 parents who get too involved, now have a different 51 . But

57、 the solution to both is the same： devising ways to channel moms and dads into the right kind of 52 role。Much of this began because schools were forced to cope with a generation of students 53 with their parents like never before, thanks to smartphones。 And with 54 in education soaring, university l

58、eaders have started to view parents as investment partners。 Most of them have paid for this education for their children or gone into debt for this education。 And in some sense, theyre entitled to know and be assured that colleges are 55 their childrens welfare。Crucially， parent-outreach programs ha

59、ve also served as buffers（缓冲)， 56 studentsor worse, their professorsthe discomfort of the nagging。 At the University of Maryland， for example， the parent office has handled 57 for weekly academicprogress reports, which do not exist in higher education. Parents just want to know they have a place to

60、go where someone will listen to their concerns.But now, with some moms and dads cautious of even contacting the school in the first place， those same programs are being used to encourage a more balanced approach， often via blogs， email and Facebook。 Parents are now advised to be a guide, while ackno