完形填空 18篇-初升高英语专项提升含答案与解析

专题完形填空初升高英语专题提升（全国通用）

LastSunday,Itookmymomoutforlunchatalocalclub.Whenwe1amanina

wheelchairwavedatherandsaidhello—Iguesseditwasbecauseshewasalsoina2

Atthetablenexttous,afamilywashaving3Thelittleboywassmilingawayand

whenIcaughthiseye,his4smilegotevenbrighter.I5himouttomomandhe

smiledatherandevengaveheralittlewavenowandihcnduringihc6Thaimadeher

reallyhappy,whichIcan7fromherface.Ihadafewconversationswiththeboy'sfather,

whowasauniversityteacher.

Afterlunch,Itookmomtothesupermarketto8somedailynecessities.Therewasa

youngfamilywithacoupleofkidsthere.Thefathersawmymominherwheelchairandattached

（靠近）iheshoppingcart.Helooked9withafriendlysmileandsaid,“Hello,madam/,My

momneverthoughtoftalkingtoa10insuchasituation.Shesaidnothing,H

shesmiledbackandgavethemanalittle12justasthelittleboydidintheclub.

Iwassurprisedtomeetsomany13peopleinhalfaday.Momusedtobeathome

formostofherlime.However,shenow14hermindtopeoplearoundher.So,thanksto

allofthemandneverthinkasmallfriendlygesturemaybe15orgounnoticed.

1.A.leftB.arrivedC.discoveredD.discussed

2.A.clubB.supermarketC.wheelchairD.restaurant

3.A.meetingsB.lunchC.discussionsD.exercise

4.A.braveB.pitifulC.embamissingD.beautiful

5.A.pointedB.invitedC.pickedD.pushed

6.A.classB.mealC.dateD.stay

7.A.tellB.getC.comeD.recall

8.A.produceB.countC.noticeD.buy

9.A.upB.outC.downD.back

10.A.friendB.relativeC.strangerD.neighbor

11.A.soB.butC.unlessD.because

12.A.nodB.waveC.helpD.support

13.A.friendlyB.creativeC.anxiousD.disappointing

14.A.opensB.changesC.throwsD.offers

15.A.developedB.protectedC.wastedD.required

Onespringevening,Iwasextremelytiredafteralongdayofschool.Iwishedfor[6

butIhadtodragmyheavyfeettotheviolinstudio.

IwasplayingMoldautoKate,myteacher.Isimplycouldn'tplaywith17,though.

WhileIfollowedallthenotesonthesheetmusic（乐谱）,Istill18tomakemusic

describingspringwithlivelyflowerssoundlikeflowersdyingbitterdeaths.Kate19

carefullyand（henfrowned（皱眉），askingmewhatthepiece'smoodwas.Istaredather,

20.

Pullingoutpaperandapencil,sheasked,“Canyou21animageofwhatyouthinka

typicaldayinthe22duringspringwouldlooklike?”Hesitantly,Istartedtoletmy23

fly.Soonascenicforestfulloflifewas24inmymind.

Minuteslater,Icompletedmydrawing."Now,playthepieceagainwiththis25

imageryinyourmind,“Katesaid.Iclosedmyeyesandbegantoplay,withexceptionalexpression

Ihadneverdonebefore.

Asiwrappedupthepiece,therefollowedashortsilencebeforeKatesaid,''That'sthebest

playingI'veeverheardfromyou."Hereyeswere26"Whoknewpaintingoutthescenery

wouldhelpyoubetterunderstandthe27?Sometimesallweneedistouseour28

andtrydiflerentmethodswhenfacingdifficulties.”

Theinspiringviolinlessontaughtme29justmusic.Ialsolearnedavaluable

problem-solvingskill,whichI30tomydailylife.

16.A.studyB.relaxationC.adventureD.energy

17.A.uuuiagcB.cuncciiiC.cmuiiuiiD.goal

18.A.managedB.desiredC.failedD.preferred

19.A.watchedB.admiredC.performedD.listened

20.A.inangerB.insurpriseC.atalossD.withgratitude

21.A.describeB.typeC.carveD.draw

22.A.classroomB.forestC.studioD.wild

23.A.imaginationB.personalityC.ambitionD.curiosity

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24.A.picturedB.observedC.limitedD.explored

25.A.dangerousB.annoyingC.vividD.horrible

26.A.closingB.narrowingC.sufferingD.shining

27.A.paintingB.springC.musicD.violin

28.A.wisdomB.creativityC.effortD.knowledge

29.A.lessthanB.otherthanC.ratherthanD.morethan

30.A.addedB.appliedC.contributedD.related

Therearemanyrulesforusto31tobebetterpeopleandlivebetter.Butisthere

onethatcanbeusedthroughoutourwholelives?Confuciustaughtusalife32:

consideringothersbeforeacting（己所不欲，勿施F人）.

Thislinemeansthatifyoudon'twantotherstodosomethingtoyou,don'tdoittothem.

Put33、don'tdoanythingtopeoplethatevenyouyourselfcan'lstand.It34us

toconsiderothers'feelingsandfeelfbrothers,whichwillhelpusall35wellwitheach

other.Confuciusaskedhisstudentstofollowandpracticethisruletheirwholelives.

Thisrulecanbeusedindailylife.Forexample,ifyoudon'twantotherstotalkaboutyou

behindyourback,don'ttalkaboutothersbehindtheirs.Another36ishowtogetalongin

groupwork.37youarealeaderwhois38forgivingtasks.Insteadoftellingthe

groupmemberswhattodo,youshouldconsidertheirfeelingsand39theyaregoodatto

makethebestdecisions.

Chinahasbeenpracticingthisrule.PresidentXiJinpingquoted（弓I用）【hislinemanytimes

inhis40.HesaidChinawouldrespectothercountriesinculturalexchangesandalways

wantaworldinpeace.

31.A.bicakB.makeC.followD.Iicai

32.A.classB.lessonC.lectureD.knowledge

33.A.angrilyB.simplyC.freelyD.lately

34.A.encouragesB.suggestsC.allowsD.refuses

35.A.getonB.getupC.gettoD.getdown

36.A.storyB.excuseC.reasonD.example

37.A.ImagineB.BelieveC.IhinkD.Expect

Mostchildrenhave51suchasplayingoutsideandswimmingwithfriends.Butthis

littlegirlhasahobbythat's52fromailofherfriends.Anditwasthishobbythathas

allowedhertobeabletohelphercommunity.

53KatieStaglianowasaround9yearsold,shewasgivenaclassprojectto54

herfirstcabbageinherhomegarden.Itdidn'teventakelongto55andbegintogrow.As

friendscameover,(heypointedoutitis56thananyoftheirs.Theyaskedherwhatshe

had57andshejusttoldthemthatshewaterediteveryday.Butitdidn'ttakelongfbritto

growbiggerandbigger.Itgrewsolargethatthecabbage58weighing40pounds!Katethen

decidedthatshecouldusethiscabbagetodosomething59forthecommunity.Soshe

tookthehugecabbagetoalocalsoupkitchen,wherethey60itwithhamandrice.

Becauseofhercabbage,275poorpeoplewere61.

Shebegantorealizethat62andhelpingpeoplearcwhatshelikestodomost.So.

shedecidedto63herfirstgardenontheland.

Katieisnow18yearsold,andhassetupherownnon-profitorganizationcalled“Kalie's

Krops“withthe64ofherfamilyfriends.Shehasraisedover200,000dollars!And

there'reover100"Katie'sKrops“intheUS.She65gardeningandlovesencouraging

otherchildrentoexperiencethejoyofgardeningaswell.

51.A.principlesB.hobbiesC.shortcomingsD.attitudes

52.A.differentB.freeC.safeD.tired

53.A.UnlessB.WhenC.BecauseD.If

54.A.orderB.putC.chooseD.grow

55.A.comeupB.getupC.runoutD.goout

56.A.heavierB.smallerC.biggerD.thinner

57.A.caugluB.duneC.seenD.fell

58.A.beganwithB.gaveupC.endedupD.setabout

59.A.niceB.peacefulC.impossibleD.strange

60.A.plantedB.soldC.cutD.cooked

61.A.killedB.fedC.burnedD.found

62.A.sellingB.cookingC.gardeningD.eating

63.A.ruinB.buyC.rescueD.start

64.A.developmentB.commandC.helpD.idea

65.A.enjoysB.dislikesC.inventsD.avoids

WhenIwasyoung,Ilikedwriting.Iwroteforthe66ofputtingthoughtsdownon

paper.

ThenIspent20yearsdoing67writingforapublishingcompany.Iwasusingall

ofmycreativeenergytowrite.Nothingwas68.Mycreativewellwasdry.

Forthelast15years,Tvebeenmanagingacompany.Iwasnolonger69.

Thenoneday,Isawafriendpostsomethingaboutanewtypewriterhehad70.

bringinghiscollectionto12machines.Ithoughtaboutthe100-ycar-oldtypewriterIboughtabout

35yearsagoatonce.Inever71it.Ijustlovedthelookofit.

Suddenly,Ifoundmyself72^typewriterrepair”online.73.Ididfind

someonetobringmyoldtypewriterbacktolife.

Iworkonacomputer.Idonotwanttospendmyresttime,my74timethereeilher.

WhenIsitatmytypewriter.Idon'treceive75.Idon'tseethingspopup（突然弹;Uiona

screentellingmewhattimemynextmeetingisor76badnewshappeningsomewherein

theworld.Therealworldisa77placewithsomanydistractions（干扰）.

ButallthatgoesawaywhenIsitdownbymyoldtypewriter.It'sjustmeandmy

78.MywifeadvisedthatIrestartwritingandpulmythoughtsdownon（hetypewriter.1

gladlyacceptedthe79.

Perhapsthereasontheoldtypewriter80mesomuchisthatI'malsolearningtobe

patientagain.I'mthinkingbeforeI'mwriting.

66.A.enjoymentB.challengeC.responsibilityD.potential

67.A.individualB.scientificC.piufcsbiunalD.liibloiical

68.A.noticedB.rememberedC.changedD.left

69.A.readingB.paintingC.writingD.working

70.A.exchangedB.acquiredC.repairedD.improved

71.A.focusedonB.lookedforwardtoC.believedinD.tookadvantageof

72.A.searchingB.learningC.introducingD.preparing

73.A.SuddenlyB.FortunatelyC.EquallyD.Clearly

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74.A.exerciseB.travellingC.relaxationD.waiting

75.A.lettersB.giftsC.suggestionsD.messages

76.A.sharingB.explainingC.provingD.collecting

77.A.boringB.noisyC.strangeD.small

78.A.attitudeB.thinkingC.styleD.character

79.A.invitationB.helpC.proposalD.reminder

80.A.movesB.amazesC.comfortsD.attracts

BillCunningham,awhite-hairedoldman,wasalwaysseenridinganordinaiybicycle

aroundthestreetsofNewYork.Dressedinthesameblueworker'sjacketand81black

runningshoes,thisordinary-lookingmanwasoneofthemostimportantAmerican82of

thelast5()years.

WhatmadeCunninghamso83?Itcertainlywasn'ttheuseofexpensive,

advancedequipment(设备).Cunninghamalwaysusedsimple,relativelycheapcamerasandtook

allhispicturesonthe84ofNewYork,notinaworkshop.Hefound85in

simple,everydayscenes,suchasaman86orangesatthelocalgrocerystore,orawoman

87homeonthegraffiti-coveredsubway.Throughhisgreatinterestinwhatpeoplewere

wearing,andnotwhotheywere,heopenedthedoorsof88totheordinarypeople,not

justfbrhighsociety.

89、whatmadeCunninghamgreatwashis90fbrphotography.

Cunninghamwouldgoouteachandeverydaydespitethe91.Hewouldevenstay92

inastorm,notcomingbackuntilheknewhehadtheright93.Hehardlyevertookaday

offandnotoncestayedhomesick.Thisdevotionandliardworkarcwhatwcseeshownwithinhis

photos.Thisiswliaimakesihcmso94.

Cunningham'spassion(热爱)forphotography95throughouthislife.Hewas87

whenhe96ofaseriousillness,andhadbeenworkingrightuptotheendofhislife.

97everstoppedhimfromgellingthephotohewanted.We98himforrecordingthe

lifeofawhole99anditspeopleoverhalfacentury.BillCunninghamwasanobsener,

andnotoneoftheobserved,a(n)100notastar—andthiswashowhewantedit.

81.A.strangeB.simpleC.expensiveD.fashionable

82.A.reportersB.designersC.paintersD.photographers

83.A.greatB.attractiveC.ordinaryD.modern

84.A.streetB.subwayC.bridgeD.playground

85.A.hopeB.courageC.confidenceD.inspiration

86.A.eatingB.buyingC.washingD.drawing

87.A.walkingB.runningC.drivingD.riding

88.A.skillB.colorsC.fashionD.knowledge

89.A.IndeedB.BesidesC.AnywayD.Instead

90.A.wishB.needC.loveD.duty

91.A.ageB.trafficC.weatherD.destination

92.A.upB.homeC.outsideD.abroad

93.A.senseB.momentC.camerasD.pictures

94.A.funnyB.specialC.traditionalD.interesting

95.A.changedB.droppedC.lastedD.spread

96.A.diedB.dreamedC.talkedD.thought

97.A.EverythingB.SomethingC.AnythingD.Nothing

98.A.payB.askC.sendD.admire

99.A.cityB.townC.villageD.country

100.A.heroB.workerC.ownerD.expert

JohnSmith,a39-year-oldofficeworkerfromManchester,wascaughtinacycleofpoor

healthandlackofenergy.101over220poundsanddiagnosedaspre-diabetic（糖尿病前

期），hewasundergreatstressandknewheneededtomakeachange.Afterbeing102bya

doclurabouthisriskofheartdisease,Juhndecidedtotrythe“Cuuchto5K“prugram,a

beginner-friendlyrunningplandesignedtosupportpeople103buildinguptoa5-kilometer

run.

Atfirst,John104torunforaminute.Butwithdeterminationandthesupportof

onlinerunning105,hestucktotheplan.Withinweeks,henoticedsmallimprovements一

moreenergy,bettersleep,anda106mood.Sixmonthslater,Johnhadlost20pounds,

improvedhischolesterol（胆固防）levels,and1U7hisbloodpressure.

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Beyondthephysicalbenefits,runningbecamea108fbrJohn'smentalhealth.He

foundthatthetimespentoutdoorsandthesenseof109aftereachrunhelpedhimmanage

stressandanxiety.tlRunning110meanewperspectiveonlifc,MJohnsaid,"h'snotjust

aboutfitness;it'saboutmental111andconfidence/*

Today,Johnregularlyparticipatesinlocal5Kracesandhas112hisfriendsand

familyto113running.Hisjourneyfromthecouchtocompletinga5Kisa114

reminderofhowsmall,consistentstepsinsportsandphysicalactivitycanleadtolife-changing

health115.

101.A.ExercisingB.LivingC.RunningD.Weighing

102.A.requiredB.desiredC.warnedD.known

103.A.newlyB.slowlyC.strangelyD.monthly

104.A.committedB.decidedC.beganD.struggled

105.A.communitiesB.testsC.dietsD.games

106.A.worseB.calmerC.brighterD.sadder

107.A.reducedB.roseC.examinedD.monitored

108.A.hobbyB.routineC.challengeD.lifeline

109.A.movementB.accomplishmentC.attachmentD.establishment

110.A.revealedB.gaveC.grantedD.awarded

111.A.confusionB.strengthC.clearnessD.frustration

112.A.visitedB.contactedC.metD.inspired

113.A.takeupB.takeoutC.takeoffD.takein

114.A.hopefulB.meaningfulC.powerfulD.thankful

115.A.habitsB.improvementsC.balancesD.consequences

HoliisajoyousHindufestivalthathasbeencelebratedinIndiaforcenturies.Itmarksthe

endofwinterandwelcomes（hebeginningofspring,anditalso116thetriumphofgood

overevil.TheseconddayofHoliisalsocalledTheFestivalofColor,whichwas117to

Westartedinourguesthouse,withourhosts,theiryoungson,andsomeother118.

andwehadalotoffunwiththrowingcolorsandsmearing（涂抹）themoneachother.Wewalked

allovertown.119everyonewemetandhavingcolorspreadontoourfacesby120

everywherewewent,whilewedidthesameinreturn.Thanksto⑵likethecolorrun,I

hadalwaysthoughtthatyouthrewcoloredpowderateachother,butthe122waytodoit

forHoliisto123someone,say“HappyHoli!”，andsmearsomecolorsoneachoftheir

cheeksandtheirforeheads.

Therewereother124around,butitwasmosilylocalsandeveryonewassohappy

andexcited.Somanylocalswereso125withjoythattheycamerightuptousand

126us,andweevensawanumberofpeoplecryinginjoy.Thisfestivalreally127

thebestinpeopleandmadeyoufeelwhatitisliketobea128again.

ThethingIloveaboutthisfestivalisthatitisfree.Youcanjustwander129to

enjoythecelebrations.ThereareorganizedHolieventsyoucangotoindifferentcities,hutI

loved(hislocal130.

116.A.provesB.revealsC.symbolizesD.explains

117.A.memorableB.strangeC.amazingD.ridiculous

118.A.childrenB.visitorsC.friendsD.guests

119.A.invitingB.greetingC.thankingD.encouraging

120.A.runnersB.localsC.organizersD.tourists

121.A.festivalsB.ceremoniesC.contestsD.events

122.A.properB.effectiveC.positiveD.tricky

123.A.callB.warnC.approachD.embrace

124.A.participantsB.performersC.teachersD.foreigners

125.A.acceptedB.overcomeC.cheeredD.inspired

126.A.welcomedB.receivedC.huggedD.stopped

127.A.bioughtoulB.lookupC.setuffD.guillllOUgll

128.A.kidB.celebratorC.winnerD.villager

129.A.proudlyB.confidentlyC.continuouslyD.aimlessly

130.A.traditionB.cuisineC.experienceD.attraction

WhenIwaslivinginNewYork,Idecideditwastimetogetmymiddle-agedselfbackin

shape.Thegymnearmyhousewastiny.1wastheweakestpersonthereandIfelt131asI

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didmypull-ups(弓I体向上).However,nobodyreallyseemedto132me.

OnedayIwasontheassistedpull-upmachinewhenahugeguywalkeduptomeand

133uWhyarcyoualwaysdoingassistedpull-ups?^^Ilookedathim,embarrassed,searching

fora(n)134.“BecauseIcan'tdorealones,“1finally135.“Yes,youcan.Youare

strong,nhesmiled.44Getoverhere,andI,ll136you?,Wewalkedovertothe“real”pull-up

bar,andhe137howtodoit.Hetoldme,“138practicingandbytheendof(he

month,youwillbe139toknockoutfouror

Afterthatday,Istartedtolovegoingthere.Iwas140theweakestonethere.ButI

coulddopull-ups:Firsttwo,thennine.WhenIstopped141lookingfoolish,Istarted

askingothersquestions.

Therewere142everywhereinthatgym,onceIwaswillingtoaskfor143.By

thetimeIleftNewYork.Icouldcomplete10pull-upsandIhadbeencertified(iAiiF)asa

personal144、soIcouldteachotherwomenwhatTd145inthatgym.

131.A.outofshapeB.outofplaceC.outoforderD.outoftrouble

132.A.hateB.understandC.noticeD.believe

133.A.wonderedB.remindedC.askedD.suggested

134.A.answerB.aidC.topicD.chance

135.A.agreedB.promisedC.noddedD.admitted

136.A.persuadeB.showC.contactD.expose

137.A.shoutedB.repeatedC.explainedD.stressed

138.A.KeepB.AvoidC.RiskD.Forget

139.A.readyB.willingC.eagerD.certain

140.A.yetB.stillC.everD.never

141.A.talkingabuulB.goingonC.wuilyingabuulD.dependingun

142.A.teachersB.friendsC.colleaguesD.athletes

143.A.supportB.choiceC.challengeD.guidance

144.A.trainerB.lawyerC.assistantD.doctor

145.A.recognizedB.learnedC.sufferedD.hidden

Learninghowtorideabikeisnoteasytorme.Ihadtriedseveraltimesinthepastbut

always146.ThistimeImadeupmymindtosucceed.

Thelearningprocesswas147.DayafterdayIwouldfallandgotmany

148butIwentonpractisingitanyway.My149failureswereoftenobservedby

concernedneighbors.Afterstrugglingforawholemonth,Icould15()doit.Sweet

victory!ButIwasstill⑸whenIwasfirstabletoride.SoatfirstIbeganmydaily

152onthebackstreets,wherethetrafficislight.

GraduallyImovedtoevenbusierroads.Aboutaweeklater.Ifeltmore153than

before.AndIcouldfeelthe154ofmyneighborhood.Ihuggedthewind,rainandsnow

thattouchedmybodywhenIwasonthe155.Ienjoyedthepeacefulsightsofmy

neighborhood.Whileridingthebike,Icouldfecithattheairwas156allkindsofscents,

fromthefreshsmellofgrasstothepleasantsmelloffoodatmealtimes.

Eventually.Igatheredenough157toridealongsideotherpeoplelikebikers,

joggersanddogwalkers.Igreetedmyneighbors.Ipinchedthebellto158smallanimals

thatappearedinfrontofme.AtlastIcould159thestreetswithotherpeopleandall

livingthings.

Learningtorideabikehelpedmegainadeeperunderstandingofthe160

relationshipsbetweeneverythinginmyneighborhood.

146.A.failedB.succeededC.defeatedD.finished

147.A.boringB.excitingC.painfulD.cheerful

148.A.lessonsB.injuriesC.supponsD.inspirations

149.A.unexpectedB.funnyC.ridiculousD.repeated

150.A.finallyB.quicklyC.slowlyD.generally

151.A.worriedB.afraidC.excitedD.brave

152.A.diivingB.liavclingC.(lainiiigD.liding

153.A.nervousB.sadC.relaxedD.happy

154.A.beautyB.weaknessC.peaceD.greatness

155.A.busB.streetC.carD.bike

156.A.suitablefbrB.filledwithC.addictedtoD.turnedinto

157.A.limeB.moneyC.courageD.strength

158.A.catchB.warnC.protectD.annoy

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159.A.searchB.watchC.shareD.clean

160.A.harmoniousB.interestingC.commonD.deep

InordertovisithermomatBradleyManornursinghomeduringtheCOVID-19pandemic

（疫情），JacquelineMasonhadto161aspecifictimeandsticktoit.Unfortunately,asshe

madeherwayoverto（hecorrectpartofBelfast,Ireland,she162shehadgottenon（he

wrongbus.Onceshediscoveredwhatwasgoingon,she163intotearsandtoldAlecBailey,

herbusdriver,whathadhappened.Herstory]64hisheart,soAlecdecidedtotakea

detour（绕行）tohelpthemotheranddaughterreunite.

Before165theway,Alecexplainedthesituationtotherestofhis166.

Amazingly,theyall167thatheshouldtake（hedetourtogetJacquelinetohermomintime!

Withtheir168.hemovedthroughtrafficasquicklyashecouldandfinally169

Jacquelineoff—justinlimefbrher30-minulevisit!

Jacquelinefoundherselfintearsagain,butthistime,theyweretearsof170'"He

hasmademyChristmasandhehasmademyyear.Ican'tthankhimenough,shesaid.She

171thateverysinglepeopleonthebusisaherotoo!Soon,Alec'sdaughterwastellinghim

thatshehadseenhiswonderfulactofkindnessonthenews!Despiteallthe172hehas

gottensincethen,onlyonething173tohim."Thesmileandthejoyonherfacejustsaid

itallandIwasjustso174heexplained,44Itwasjustanice,magicalmoment.Itwasjust

the175thingtoda.”

161.A.askB.letC.setD.fit

162.A.gotB.lostC.realizedD.had

163.A.putB.burstC.satD.broke

164.A.cmpiicdB.iodeC.filledD.liii

165.A.changingB.leavingC.pla