2022届高考英语一轮复习 阅读之完型填空基础训练（二）

2022高考英语阅读之完型填空基础训练(二)

(A)

Ahoneymoonissupposedtobeachanceforconnection.However,fbrClayand

Acaimie,theirhoneymoonturnedintoaterrible1

OnemorninginJuly,ClayandAcaimiearrivedatthebaseofMountLiamuiga,

thehighestpointonSt.Kitts,readyfortheirfirst2ashusbandandwifefor

adventure.

DressedinT-shirtsandsneakers,thecouple3theirwayup.It4them

nearlythreehourstoreachthetopofthemount,buttheviewmadeitall5.The

islandofSt.Kittsextendedbeforethem.Theymayhavebeentiredand6一

Clay'sredscarfwasallwet.WhenClaysawasmallroadleadingintothevolcano's

7_,whichwasvery8,hedecidedtomakeanexploration.Afterjustafew

minutesofgoingdown,shetoldherhusbandshe'dwaitontherocksjustofftheroad

whilehewent9.Afewminuteslater,sheheardacrash."Clay?”shecalled.

10.Afewminuteslater,sheheardsomethingweakthatcouldhavebeenahuman

voice.ItwasClay,11helpfromdeepwithinthecrater.Acaimieheldtherope

tightlyandbeganclimbingdown.Seeinghewasbleedingbadly,shewas12.

Theywerealoneinthevolcanowithoutcellservice.Withouthesitation,Acaimie

13hermind,andmadeadecisionto14himoutsomehow.Acaimielifted

Clay15tohisfeet,buthehadnobalanceandcouldn'tsupporthimself.Finally,

they16toreturntothetop.Astheymadetheirwayhome,Acaimiecouldn't

supporthimand17hadtheupperhand.Hisfallingdownmadehermorescared.

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Suddenly,“Hello!”Someonecalledout."We'rehere!^^sheyelledindarknessastwo

rescuerscameinto18.Fortunately,hewas19.

Clay,hereinaSt.Kill-hospital,hasrecoveredfrommostofhisinjuries.Claywas

20atwhathiswifehaddoneforhim.

1.A.experimentB.experienceC.arrangementD.application

2.A.campB.marchC.climbD.glance

3.A.madeB.chasedC.pushedD.forced

4.A.costB.sparedC.spentD.took

5.A.worthwhileB.wonderfulC.pleasantD.appealing

6.A.thirstyB.hungryC.shockedD.sweaty

7.A.ashB.rockC.craterD.valley

8.A.visualB.invitingC.splendidD.exceptional

9.A.outingB.sightseeingC.exploringD.riding

10.A.SilenceB.WhistleC.NoiseD.Cry

11.A.caringforB.applyingforC.turningfbrD.callingfor

12.A.embarrassedB.scaredC.disgustedD.considerate

13.A.clearedB.lostC.readD.cured

14.A.driveB.pickC.tryD.drag

15.A.stupidlyB.graciouslyC.shakilyD.eagerly

16.A.happenedB.meantC.managedD.failed

17.A.gravityB.supportC.balanceD.strength

18.A.effortB.sightC.focusD.life

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19.A.healthyB.safeC.luckyD.alive

20.A.afraidB.amazedC.confidentD.confused

(B)

Usually,thereisateacher-parentmeetingineveryschoolyear.Somestudents

enjoyit,somedon't.Tom,alittleboyinvitedhismothertoattendhisschool'sfirst

teacher-parentmeeting.Tothelittleboy's1,shesaidshewouldgo.This_2

bethefirsttimethathisclassmatesandteacher3hismotherandhefelt4of

herappearance.Althoughshewasabeautifulwoman,therewasaseverescar(疤痕)

that5nearlytheentirerightsideofherface.Theboyneverwantedto6why

orhowshegotthescar.

Atthemeeting,thepeoplewere7bythekindnessandnaturalbeautyofhis

mother8thescar,butthelittleboywasstillembarrassedand9himselffrom

everyone.Hedid,however,getwithin10ofaconversationbetweenhismother

andhisteacher.

Theteacherasked11,*'Howdidyougetthescaronyourface?"

Themotherreplied,K12mysonwasababy,hewasinaroomthatcaught

fire.Everyonewas13afraidtogoinbecausethefirewas14,soIwentin.

AsIwasrunningtowardhisbed,IsawalongpieceofwoodcomingdownandI

placedmyselfoverhimtryingtoprotecthim.Iwasknocked15butfortunately,a

firemancameinandsavedbothofus."She16theburnedsideofherface."This

scarwillbe17,buttothisday,Ihavenever18whatIdid.”

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Atthispoint,thelittleboycameoutrunningtowardhismotherwithtearsinhis

eyes.Heheldherinhisarmsandfeltagreat19ofthesacrifice（牺牲）thathis

motherhadmadeforhim.Heheldherhand20fortherestoftheday.

1.A.enjoymentB.excitementC.disappointmentD.surprise

2.A.wouldB.couldC.shouldD.must

3.A.noticedB.greetedC.metD.accepted

4.A.sickB.ashamedC.afraidD.tired

5.A.includedB.passedC.shadedD.covered

6.A.talkaboutB.thinkaboutC.careaboutD.hearabout

7.A.surprisedB.impressedC.excitedD.comforted

8.A.insightofB.bymeansofC.bywayofD.inspiteof

9.A.separatedB.protectedC.hidD.escaped

10.A.hearingB.remindingC.understandingD.learning

11.A.carefullyB.nervouslyC.seriouslyD.anxiously

12.A.BecauseB.NowthatC.SinceD.When

13.A.tooB.soB.muchC.quite

14.A.undercontrolB.outofcontrolC.incontrolD.overcontrol

15.A.helplessB.hopelessC.uselessD.senseless

16.A.pointedB.showedC.touchedD.wiped

17.A.beautifulB.lastingC.seriousD.frightening

18.A.forgotB.recognizedC.consideredD.regretted

19.A.honorB.happinessC.senseD.pride

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20.A.quietlyB.tightlyC.slightlyD.suddenly

(C)

SinceIwasyoung,I'venoticed]inpeople'shairstyles,clothes,facial

expressions,behaviors.IlikenoticingtheworldaroundmeandI2thepowerof

payingattention.

Igrewuponourfamilyfarm.Mygrandpaalwayshadaneyeonthesky,3the

cloudsandtheirvariouscolors.Heknewwhenthesoybeansgotthe4ofbrown

paperbagsitwastimeto5,Farmingisaboutnoticingandpayingattention.

Mymotherandgrandmother6everythingfromcurtainstoclothes.Mymother

madequiteafewofmy7andherpatternworkwasso8.MyAuntBecky

knitsocksandsweaters.Thepatternslookedlikeaforeignlanguagetome,butthey

wereroadmapsshefollowed9.Ifshenoticeda10stitch(针)，shewould

followseriously11Thewomeninmyfamilypracticeddemandingcrafts,

requiringprecisionandaneyefor12,attentiontocolorcombinations,aloveofa

13world.

Noticingwasall14me.Itwastheclothesonmybody,the15inthe

fields,andthecloudsinthesky.

I'mteachinghowtowriteandseeingdetailsismyjob.Nothingistoosmallto

16.Payingattentionismyoccupation.Throughpayingattentiontomy17

carefully,Icangettoknowmoreaboutthemthanbefore.SoifInoticethattheireyes

look18insteadofbright,Iwillknow19.Theworldismadeupofone

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detailafteranother,andbyopeningmyeyestoeachofthem,Icanseetheworld

muchmore20,muchmorebroadly.

1.A.decorationsB.inventionsC.figuresD.changes

2.A.believeinB.thinkofC.talkaboutD.laughat

3.A.introducingB.complainingC.interpretingD.painting

4.A.shapeB.colorC.weightD.size

5.A.growB.waterC.weedD.harvest

6.A.sewedB.boughtC.showedD.designed

7.A.bagsB.bedsC.clothesD.books

8.A.quietB.preciseC.simpleD.patient

9.A.badlyB.carelesslyC.rudelyD.seriously

10.A.droppedB.brokenC.sharpenedD.shortened

11.A.yetB.tooC.againD.though

12.A.newsB.skyC.detailD.money

13.A.patternedB.wanderingC.roughD.simple

14.A.forB.aroundC.likeD.over

15.A.farmersB.workersC.fruitsD.crops

16.A.hearB.ignoreC.concernD.share

17.A.parentsB.colleaguesC.neighborsD.students

18.A.bigB.dullC.openD.clever

19.A.whatB.howC.whyD.which

20.A.clearlyB.bravelyC.hopefullyD.easily

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（D）

Haveyouevertraveledaroundbybike?ThisspringmyolderbrotherandI1the

busycityandspentalongweekend_2_inthecountryside.Ourspeedwasonlyaround

14kph,butwedidn't_3_.Wehadn'tcometobreakanyspeedrecords,_4_,Allwe

wantedwassome_5_airandabreakfromschoolwork.

Wereally_6_ourselveswhilecyclingalongtraffic-freecountrypaths.Therewas

plentyofsunshine,7itwasquitecold,_8_inthemornings.Thegoodnewswasthat

soonwe_9_aswerodealong.Ouronly10waswhenmybrakes（杀!J车）started

makingaterriblenoise.ButIdidn*tcareasitgaveusan11tovisitacafewhilea

bikemechanic（机修工）hadalookatit.

Everyfewkilometerstherewasa12wherewecouldtalkwithlocalpeople.

Oneofthewomenwasvery13andshowedusthewaywhenwegotlost.On

Saturdaynightwewere14at2a.m.bysomeyoungpeople.Theykeptsinging

loudlyinthenextroom,whichmadeus15allnight.Wefeltvery16whenwegot

upthenextmorning.Soonwe17.Weweremorecheerfulonthewaywhenthesun

cameout.18,thingslikethathappenedonlyonce.AnywayIstillliketraveling

aroundbybike一it's19andit'sfun.Ifyou'relookingforashortbreakthat'sactive

andcheap,thencyclingisagreat_20!

1.A.leftB.visitedC.foundD.reached

2.A.paintingB.studyingC.teachingD.cycling

3.A.regretB.mindC.failD.realize

4.A.atlastB.aswellC.afterallD.atmost

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5.A.freshB.thinC.coolD.dry

6.A.hurtB.hatedC.changedD.enjoyed

7.A.butB.soC.orD.unless

8.A.probablyB.especiallyC.speciallyD.immediately

9.A.camebackB.gaveupC.warmedupD.calmeddown

10.A.wishB.problemC.decisionD.memory

11.A.orderB.opinionC.excuseD.explanation

12.A.cityB.lakeC.schoolD.village

13.A.friendlyB.honestC.stupidD.nervous

14.A.savedB.paidC.wokenD.greeted

15.A.excitedB.sleeplessC.speechlessD.frightened

16.A.shyB.busyC.boredD.tired

17.A.setoffB.calledbackC.settleddownD.brokedown

18.A.StrangelyB.DoubtfullyC.LuckilyD.Naturally

19.A.trueB.simpleC.difficultD.dangerous

20.A.goalB.dreamC.resultD.choice

（E）

Formany,findinganunattendedwalletfilledwith£400incashwouldbeasource（来

源）oftemptation（诱惑）.Butthe1wouldnodoubtbegreaterifyouwerelivingon

thestreetswithlittlefoodandmoney.AllofthismakestheactionsofthehomelessTom

Smith2moreremarkable.Afterspottingaonthefrontseatinsideaparkedcar

withitswindowdown,hestoodguardintherainforabouttwohourswaitingforthe4to

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return.Afterhoursinthecoldandwet,he5insideandpulledthewalletouthopingtofind

someIDsohecouldcontact（联系）thedriver,onlyto6itcontained£400innotes,

withanother£10insparechangebesideit.Hethentookthewallettoanearbypolicestation

after7anotebehindtolettheownerknowitwassafe.Whenthecar'sownerJohn

AndersonandhiscolleagueCarolLawrencereturnedtothecar—whichwasitselfworth

£35,000—inGlasgowcitycentre,theywere8tofindtwopolicemenstandingnextto

it.ThepolicementoldthemwhatMr.Smithdidandthatthewalletwas9.Thepairwere

laterabletothankMr.Smithforhis10.Mr.Andersonsaid:nIcouldn'tbelievethattheguy

nevertookapenny.Tothinkheissleepingonthestreetstonight11hecouldhavestolen

themoneyandpaidforaplacetostayin.Thisguyhasnothingand12hedidn'ttakethe

walletforhimself;hethoughtaboutothers13.It'sunbelievable.Itjustprovesthereare

14guysoutthere."Mr.Smith'sact15muchofthepublic'sattention.Healsowon

praisefromsocialmediausersafterMr.Anderson16abouttheactofkindnesson

Facebook.

NowMr.Andersonhassetupanonlinecampaignto17moneyforMr.Smithand

otherhomelesspeopleinthearea,whichbyyesterdayhadreceived£8,000.MIthinkthe

faiththateveryonehasshown18himhastouchedhim.Peoplehavebeenapproaching

himinthestreet;he'shadjob19andallsorts,"Mr.Andersoncommented.ForMr.Smith,

thisisapossiblelife-changing20.Thestoryonceagaintellsusthatonegoodturn

deservesanother.

l.A.hopeB.aimC.urgeDeffort

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2.A.stillB.evenC.everDonce

3.A.walletB.bagC.boxDparcel

4.A.partnerB.colleaguec.ownerDp