完形填空3大常考话题（期中专项训练）（外研版）

专题03完形填空3大常考话题

[话题归纳•内容导航:

话题1生活故事

话题2个人经历

话题3家人和亲人

:话题通关-靶向提分1

话题1生活故事

Passage1

Dean'ssonJeffwasontheautismspectrum（自闭症）.Sometimesevenforhimtospeakaloudtomorethan

justthefamilywasa[.Hsworkedveryhardtoovercomehis2anddecidedtobepartofthe

Christmasmusicprogramatchurch.Theparthehadbeen3wasonethatrequiredhimtosingaverse（歌曲

的段落）all4hisown.

Afteracoupleofdays,Jeffdecidedtoacceptthe5Hewouldpracticeuntilhewasas6ashe

couldwithhisfather'shelp.Foroveramonth,heandhisfatherpracticedtogether.Hebuilthis7,andwhen

（hedayoftheconcertarrived,hewascertainallwouldgowell.

WhenitwasfinallytimeforJefftosing,8hislittlefacegrewpaleandheseemedtogetsmalleraseach

noteplayedout.Thepianistplayedthecue（提示）again,butstillnothing9.Thepianiststartedoveragain,

andwhenthecuecame,alowvoice10theair.ItwasDean,singingthesonginhisson's11.

Magically,witheachwordhisfathersang,Jeffstoodalittle12.

The13camebacktoJeff'sface.He14hismouthandbegantosing,hislittlevoicegrowing

strongerwitheachword.Whenhefinishedhisverse,theshowendedtothunderousapplause.He15!

1.A.pleasureB.talentC.scheduleD.struggle

2.A.reflectionsB.responsesC.fearsD.joys

3.A.offeredB.orderedC.trickedD.refused

4.A.withB.toC.onD.in

5.A.designB.partC.facilityD.attitude

6.A.amazingB.responsibleC.flexibleD.perfect

7.A.confidenceB.comfortC.recognitionD.content

8.A.soB.howeverC.bulD.and

9.A.cameoutB.showedoffc.lookinD.passedout

10.A.escapedB.gatheredc.filledD.concerned

11.A.placeB.stagec.adventureD.roof

12.A.shorterB.tallerc.strongerD.rougher

13.A.eagerB.concernc.tensionD.colour

14.A.closedB.openedc.tappedD.pressed

15.A.gotitB.madeadifferencec.madeitD.droppedit

Passage2

13-year-oldSimonwascrazyaboutmusic,dreamingtobeafamousmusician.Owninga16hadrung

inhisheartforalongtime,butconsideringhisparentswerejustbakciyworkerswhostruggledtomakeendsmeet

everymonth,hefinally17thethought.

Onceonhisbirthday,Simongatheredthecouragetotalkwithhismother,butshe18him,saying,

“Honey,youneedtoconcentrateonyourstudies.Peoplerarelymakealivingfrommusic.Thousandsofpeopletry

tobecomemusicians,butjustafew19!”

Inthemusicclassthatday,Mrs.Murphy,hismusicteacher,noticedthatSimonwas2()andabsent-

mirded.Afterknowingthefact,shemadehiman21.“Ihappentohaveanoldguitarwithme,Simon.Ican

giveittoyouasa22andteachyouhowtoplayafterclass.Butinexchange,youmust23methat

youwouldworkhardfbryourgoalandnevergiveup!”“Ipromise!MWithinonesecond,Simongavehisreply

24.“Thankyousomuch,Mrs.Murphy!You'resokind!”Hecriedoutin25.

WiththehelpofMrs.Murphy.Simonhad26theguitarverywell.Soon,hedecidedtohelphisparents

throughhis(alent.

Oneevening,Simontookhisguitarto27(hesongshelearned.Passersbystoppedtowatchhis

performanceand28afewcentsinhishat.

Astimewentby,Simon'swonderfulshows29morepeople'seyes.Finally,notonlydidSimoncam

enoughmoneyto30hisfamily,butalsoherosetofameinhishometownandmovedclosertohisdreamof

becomingamusician.

16.A.PianoB.guitarC.violinD.drum

17.A.gaveupB.dealtwithC.turnedtoD.focusedon

18.A.praisedB.comfortedC.refusedD.ignored

19.A.succeedB.exploreC.struggleD.survive

20.A.angryB.activeC.happyD.upset

21.A.offerB.apologyC.excuseD.effort

22.A.toolB.giftC.surpriseD.request

23.A.promiseB.tellC.remindD.trust

24.A.anxiouslyB.suddenlyC.calmlyD.immediately

25.A.delightB.surpriseC.confusionD.doubt

26.A.fixedB.recognizedC.masteredD.understood

27.A.teachB.recordC.playD.act

28.A.sawB.pickedC.gainedD.dropped

29.A.tookB.sharpenedC.filledD.caught

30.A.riseB.supportC.challengeD.fight

Passage3

TinaTheissensawababybirdinhergarden.Sincethebabybird'smotherdidn't31.shebroughtit

inside.Littledidsheknowofthe32thebirdwouldmakeonher.

ThefamilynamedthelittlebirdGracie.AsGraciegrewbiggerandstrongerunderthefamily'stenderloving

care,anunbreakable33developedbetweenthem.However,thefamilyknewGracieshould34to

thewildoneday.Oneyearlater,they35thebirdwithtearfuleyesflyofftoexploreitsownworld,not

knowingitwouldn't36thefamily.

Yearsafterthat,Tinawasdiagnosed（诊断）withcancer.Feelingsadandhopeless,she37everyday.

Bu（muchtohersurpriseandjoy,Gracie38onthedaywhenTinacamehomefromheroperation.

ThoughTinahadlostallherhair,Gracie39herandlandedonhershoulder,chattering（唧唧叫）toher.Tina

wassoexcitedthatshekissedthebird4（）.

Thehousewas41again.Tinabeganto42dramatically.Shecriedlessandlaughedmore.

Twoyearslater,allhertestresultswere43!Thedoctorsconsidereditamiracle（奇迹），butTinaknewitwas

not.uItwasGraciethatgavemehopeandstrength.IneverthoughtIwouldhavethissortofbondwithabird.He

cameatatimewhenIneededhimmost.Withouthis44duringthehardtimes,thingswouldhavebeen

situationswccan'tchangeandfind60wherewecan.Iamsograteful.

46.A.NamedB.picturedC.learnedD.taught

47.A.happyB.upsetC.beautifulD.honest

48.A.dogsB.classmatesC.chickensD.family

49.A.schoolB.playgroundC.stationD.river

50.A.singB.swimC.flyD.sleep

51.A.movedB.jumpedC.struggledD.danced

52.A.dressedasB.listenedtoC.laughedatD.believein

53.A.angryB.friendlyC.funnyD.hungry

54.A.uglyB.beautifulC.oldD.real

55.A.happinessB.sadnessC.successD.advantage

56.A.workB.luckC.birthD.death

57.A.badB.smallC.goodD.weak

58.A.killedB.buriedC.celebratedD.ate

59.A.acceptB.changeC.wasteD.wait

60.A.truthB.causeC.secretD.joy

Passage5

AgnesLloyd's70thbirthdaycame,butthedaywentnormally.Herhusband61manyyearsago.She

hadnotheardfromherchildrenforalongtime,whichwas62.

Thelastbellofthedayrang.Shepickedupher63andwalkedtowardshercarplanningtobuyherself

achocolatedessertalthoughherdoctorsdon't64itforherage.Butwhocares?Itwasherbirthday,andshe

65it.

Thethoughtmadehersmileasshe66hercarwhenasudden“MRS.LLOYD!^^67her.Agnes

droppedherpurseontotheground.Shelookedaroundandwas68bywhatshesaw.

Herstudentswerestandingtherecarryingbirthdaysigns.Shehadn't69theyhadpreparedsucha

surpriseforher.HerstudentChristiancameover,pickingupherpurse,and70hertotherestastheyall

startedsingingHappyBirthday.

Asthesongcontinued,tears71inhereyes.Astheyfinishedthesong,smallpiecesofcolouredpaper

beganflyingallovertheplace72.Butthatwasn'tthebestpart.

Someofthestudentspartedandherthreechildrensteppedoutholdingabirthdaycakewithtwo73

thatformedthenumber70.“Happybirthday.Mom!”TheyexclaimedTogether,andthat'swhenAgneslosther74

forthefirsttime.

Don'tforgetyourparents,75_yourlifegetsbusy.Weneedtoactandremindthemthattheyareloved.

61.A.showedupB.setoutC.fellillD.passedaway

62.A.worryingB.depressingC.surprisingD.puzzling

63.A.purseB.bookC.chairD.food

64.A.recognizeB.admireC.demandD.recommend

65.A.promisedB.ignoredC.deservedD.permitted

66.A.approachedB.discoveredC.startedD.touched

67.A.movedB.frightenedC.delightedD.satisfied

68.A.disturbedB.inspiredC.amusedD.shocked

69.A.mentionedB.realizedC.doubtedD.admitted

70.A.followedB.invitedC.guidedD.introduced

71.A.gatheredB.driedC.disappearedD.remained

72.A.graduallyB.frequentlyC.secretlyD.suddenly

73.A.presentsB.flowersC.candlesD.cards

74.A.strengthB.enthusiasmC.calmnessD.interest

75.A.asifB.evenifC.sothatD.nowthat

Passage6

Jennylivedinasmallvillage.Whenshewasachild,whatshelikedtodomostwastowatchtheblueskyand

enjoybirdsflyingfreelyinthesky.Shealways76thatsomedayshecouldalsoflylikeabird.

WhenJennywasin(hefourthgrade,herteacheraskedthemtowriteapassageabouttheir77.Ini(,she

wrotethatshewantedtobecomeanairplanepilotinthefuture.However,tohersurprise,herpapercamebackwith

an"F”onit.Theteachertoldheritwasnothingbutfairytalewhichcouldneverbecometrue.Jennyfelt78and

sad.Inherheart,shedidn'twantto79herteacher'sopinion.Whywasitimpossible?Butthepeople80

Jennydidn'tsupportherandtoldheroverandoveragain,4tGirlscan'tbecomepilots;neverhave,andneverwill.

You're81Finally,Jennyfelthopelessand82herdream.

Jennywasintheseniorhighschoolseveral83later.OnedayherEnglishteacher.Mrs.Slaton,gavethe

classa84aboutwhattheywouldbedoinginthefiiturc.Jennythoughthardaboutit,“Pilot?Noway!Artist?

Notalent!Waitress?Icandoit."85shewroteitdown.WhatJennywrotesurprisedMrs.Slaton."Isthatwhat

youarereallyinterestedin?Ithinkyouwillbe86todosomethingfullofmorechallenges.''Jennyfeltexcited,

butshewasstill87thatshewouldbelaughedatagain.Theteachercontinued,^Everyonehastheirowntalent.

Ifyoudon'tgofbryourdream,88willdoitft)ryou.^^Hearingthat,withgreatcourageshewrotedownherold

dream.

Mrs.Slaton'swords89Jennyalot.Aftertenyearsofhardwork,Jenny'sdreamcametrue.Shebecame

oneofthefirstthreewomen90intheworld.Sticktoyourdreamifit'swhatyoureallywant!

76.A.imaginedB.realizedC.agreedD.suggested

77.A.interestsB.dreamsC.familiesD.hobbies

78.A.tiredB.nervousC.stupidD.disappointed

79.A.learnB.acceptC.showD.discuss

8().A.withB.includingC.aroundD.except

81.A.crazyB.braveC.cleverD.strong

82.A.sentupB.gaveupC.putupD.madeup

83.A.daysB.weeksC.monthsD.years

84.A.suggestionB.noticeC.presentD.task

85.A.BeforeB.ThoughC.UnlessD.So

86.A.ableB.gladC.readyD.relaxed

87.A.thankfulB.excitedC.worriedD.regretful

88.A.nobodyB.somebedyC.anybodyD.everybody

89.A.praisedB.encouragedC.requiredD.punished

90.A.artistsB.waitressesC.pilotsD.teachers

Passage7

RehanStatonwasamongthe7(M)graduateswhowalkedthestageatthe2023HarvardLawSchoolgraduation

ceremonyonThursday.The24-ycar-oldformercleanerwasraisedbyasinglefatherwhoworkedhardto91

hirr.andhisbrother.

Growingupwasasteepuphillbattleandheusedto92inschool.Oneteacherevensuggestedhe

93toaspecialeducationclass.Inhighschool,heusedtobea/an94,focusingonmartialartsandboxing.

However,aninjuryruinedthe95ofhimturningprofessionalinsports,andhegot96byevery

collegehehadappliedto.

97pursuinghighereducation,StatonstartedworkingatBatesTruckingTrashRemovalto

supporthisfamily.There,hisco-workersliftedhisspirits.98bythem,hesucceededinenteringBowieState

Universityin2014,andin2016,hetransferred(转学)totheUniversityofMaryland.

However,hesoonbeganfacingevenmore99whenhewasdiagnosedwithanunknownsicknessand

hisfatherlongsufferedastroke(中风).ItwasthenthatStatonknewhehadtodosomething.Hebeganstudyingfor

theLawSchoolAdmissionTestwhile1()()himselfbacktohealthdespitehisinabilityofseeking

professionalassistanceduetohis1()1situation.

Whenreadingthelawschocl102emails,Statonandhisfriendswereinshockandexcitement.

103StatonchosetoattendHanardLawSchool—andhe'llneverforgetallthe]Q4peoplewhohelped

hin:getthcrc.

“Throughoutthistime,peoplealwaysaskme,'Howdidyoudoit?'It'smoresohowcouldInotdoitwhen

everyoneis105fbrme,andpushingfbrmetowin,^^hesaid.

91.A.benefitB.careC.supportD.provide

92.A.competeB.entertainC.exploreD.struggle

93.A.switchB.referC.listenD.contact

94.A.monitorB.freshmanC.chairmanD.athlete

95.A.commentB.chanceC.instructionD.fantasy

96.A.refusedB.punishedC.ignoredD.blamed

97.A.InspiteofB.InsteadofC.RegardlessofD.Speakingof

98.A.TrustedB.SelectedC.ChallengedD.Motivated

99.A.hardshipsB.optionsC.potentialsD.warnings

10C.A.opposingB.remindingC.nursingD.assuming

101.A.visibleB.specificC.financialD.individual

102.A.acceptanceB.apologyC.promotionD.recommendation

103.A.ApparentlyB.EventuallyC.ObviouslyD.Typically

104.A.energeticB.intelligentC.respectfulD.supportive

105.A.breakingtheirbacksB.holdingtheirheadsupC.pullingIheirlegsD.turning(heirnosesup

Passage8

WhenIthinkofthewordperfect,Ithinkofsomethingonlyafewcanachieve,anythingthatIcancompare

myselfto.Forafewweeks,Ihavebeen106onegirlwhoisinafewofmymiddleschoolclasses.Itseems

likeshehasa107life-lotsoffriends,allA's,andeverythinganyonecouldeverwant,108inmy

pointofview.

Oneday,Iwastalkingtomyteacheraboutoneof(heupcomingtestswhenIsawthegirl109mein

asrangeway.I11()startedtofeelsurprisedandthink,t4Whyisshestaringatme?DidIdosomethingwrong?

Ismyhairmessedup?”Whentheclasswasoverandeveryonewas111totheirnextclass,shecaughtupto

meandsaid,justthoughtyoushouldknow,1thinkyouarcreally112Ithenwatchedherasshewalked

awayandthought,uShcthinksIampretty?”

Thewholeday,I113upthinkingaboutonething.Thatwas,4tWhydoesshethinkthatway?”After

thinkingaboutthat114inmyheadthrougheachsecondoftheday,IcametoIcarnonebig115in

ourlife.Inthewholesociety,almosteveryonehasthe116ofcomparingthemselvestoothersandfeeling

unhappy.Inihiscase,Iwasthinking(hatshewaseverythingIwantedtobeandshe117(hesameofme.

Bothofusarcnotperfect.Itisour118tocitheracceptthatandloveourselvesorkeeptorturing(折磨)

our>elveswith119.1thinkthatbeingabletofullyloveyourselfisthe120meaningoftheword

perfect.

106.A.waitingB.exploringC.avoidingD.noticing

107.A.perfectB.balancedC.loughD.challenging

108.A.atmostB.afterallC.atleastD.aboveall

109.A.wavingatB.lookingatC.noddingalD.pointingat

110.A.finallyB.easilyC.slowlyD.immediately

111.A.movingB.leadingC.givingD.contributing

112.A.generousB.prettyC.confidentD.brave

113.A.gaveB.madeC.builtD.ended

114.A.battleB.questionC.errorD.performance

115.A.lessonB.promiseC.skillD.aim

116.A.dreamB.experienceC.wayD.adventure

117.A.thoughtB.answeredC.intendedD.worried

118.A.chanceB.exchangeC.responsibilityD.choice

119.A.comparisonsB.introductionsC.experimentsD.improvements

120.A.funnyB.negativeC.trueD.traditional

Passage9

Amanwasemployedlopaintaboat.Hebroughtpaintand121andbegantopainttheboatasthe

ownerwanted.Whilepainting,he122therewasaholeinthebodyof(heboatanddecidedtorepairit.

Whenhefinishedpainting,hereceivedhis123andleft.

Thenextday,theowneroftheboatvisitedthepainterand124himwithacheque(支票),muchhigher

thanwhathewaspaidforthepaintingwork.Thepainterwas125.

“You'vealreadypaidmeforpaintingtheboat,sir!”hesaid.

“Thisisnotforthepaintjob.It'sforrepairingthe126intheboat.^^

“Ah!Butitwassuchasmallservice."themansaid."Certainlyit'snotworthpayingmesuchahighamount

forsomethingso127!”

“Mydearfriend,“theownersaid,uYoudon'tunderstand.Letmetellyou128happened.When1

askedyoutopainttheboat,I129tomentionthehole.Whentheboatdried,mykidstookitand13()

afishingtrip.Theydidnotknowthattherewasaholethere.Iwasnotathomeatthetime.SowhenI131

andnoticedtheyhadtakentheboat,Iwashopeless.Imaginemy132andjoywhenIsawthemreturning

safelyfromfishing.”

“Then,Iexaminedtheboatandfoundthatyouhadrepairedthehole!Younowseewhatyoudid?You133

thelifeofmychildren!,5

Eachofushasamoralduty:oofterhelp,wipetears,listencarefullyandrepairallthe"hole"we134

incurlifejourney,becauseasmallactwillmakeabig135inthefuture.

121.A.rulerB.knivesC.brushesD.pens

122.A.noticedB.heardC.sensedD.felt

123.A.paintB.moneyC.brushD.fish

124.A.gaveB.offeredC.tookD.presented

125.A.surprisedB.disappointedC.embarrassedD.happy

126.A.chairB.holeC.paddleD.picture

127.A.hugeB.rudeC.greatD.small

128.A.whatB.whyC.whenD.how

129.A.stoppedB.regrettedC.forgotD.remembered

130.A.wentoverB.wentawayC.wentonD.wentthrough

131.A.returnedB.sharedC.rewardedD.drove

132.A.beliefB.worryC.sadnessD.relief

133.A.hurtB.savedC.brokeD.designed

134.A.comeoutB.comeinC.comeintoD.comeacross

135.A.achievementB.differer.eeC.processD.progress

话题2个人经历

Passage1

Itwas2002.ItwassuggestedthatIshouldlearntodrive,somyfatherdecidedtoteachme.Easiersaidthan

done.ThedrivingplanwasquietlyIafterIalmostcrashedhiscarintoastonewall.Mynext2wasin

20C6.Thistime,the3wasaverynicefriend.Butafterthreesessions,he4"Ican'tteachyou,“hesaid.

“Youhaveno5atTobehonest.thatwas6lome.Actually,IthoughtIwasafraidofmanythings

-thunderstorms,forestfires,hears,7thesewerenottherightkindfordriving.

Nineyearslater,Ihadalifepartner—GraemeGibson—andababy.Oneday,Graemegothis8

seriouslybittenwhenhehelped9adogtrappedinthewirefence.Evenso,hehadtodrivehimselftothe

hospital10becauseofmyinabilitytodrive.

This-accident11meandawokemydesirefbrlearning.^That'sit,"Isaid,"I'mlearningtodrive,^^I

mustqualifymyselfto12andprotectmyfamily.Thistime.I13aprofessionalinstructor.AlthoughI

facedvarious14,1gotmylicensefinally.Iwaspleasedwithmyself:itseemedInowhad（heproperkindof

fears.Learningtodrivemakesmeamoregrown-upand15acult.

1.A.focusedB.droppedC.advanced（前进）D.gained

2.A.aimB.moveC.talentD.try

3.A.adviserB.partnerC.instructorD.designer

4.A.turnedupB.gaveupC.turnedoffD.calmeddown

5.A.potential（潜力）B.desireC.fearsD.skills

6.A.newsB.truthC.humorD.disaster（灾难）

7.A.andB.butC.becauseD.if

8.A.armB.legC.headD.foot

9.A.cureB.findC.freeD.check

10.A.red-eyedB.one-handedC.warm-bloodedD.cold-hearted

11.A.stoppedB.enabledC.improvedD.inspired

12.A.balanceB.pressC.comfortD.support

13.A.realizedB.hiredC.appliedD.recognized

14.A.regretsB.argumentsC.challengesD.exams

15.A.curiousB.responsibleC.concernedD.normal

Passage2

Thesunwasshiningbrightlyoverourheadsandsweat（汗水）waspouringoffourbacksandfaces.Westood

stillwithout16anynoise,allhotandtired.Buteveryonekeptstandingasstraightastrees.

Itwas17mosthighschoolsgivetonewSeniorOnestudents-militarytraining.We18fourdays

inaclosedenvironment.Althoughwecouldn'tgohomeatnightandthetrainingwas19anddifficult,our

humorousyoungdrillsergeant（教官）withafunnyaccentwasareal20ofourdays.Welaughedathisjokes,

satinrowssingingdifferentsongsand21himtellingtruestoriesabouthislife.Hegaveusthefeelingthat

22andsweatwerenottheonlythingsthatmilitarytraining23.

Afterthisjourney,weweremore24thanwehadimaginedandweweremuchbraverthanwehad

25_.Girlswholookedpalerestedforalittlewhile,thenrightawaycamebacktotheteam.Boyswhowerebeing

punished26totheplaygroundatonceandbegantorun.Sweatfloweddownourfaceswhenwethoughtabout

hov/toshout27thanotherclasses.

Militarytrainingtaughtusperseverance（不懈）anddetenriination.Onthelastdayofourtraining,the

confidencecouldbe28onourfaces.Weshoutedsoloudthatour29couldbeheardacrosstheheavens.

Witheyeslikeburningtorches（火炬），wewalkedintothefuture.Nowthesunis30atallofus.

16.A.cryingB.makingC.sendingD.telling

17.A.nothingB.anythingC.somethingD.everything

18.A.wastedB.spentC.keptD.took

19.A.strictB.curiousC.interestingD.normal

20.A.successB.pleasureC.worryD.wonder

21.A.referredtoB.devotedtoC.turnedtoD.listenedto

22.A.sunlightB.wealthC.desireD.health

23.A.receivedB.helpedC.offeredD.happened

24.A.concernedB.determinedC.interestedD.surprised

25.A.expectedB.expressedC.dislikedD.rescued

26.A.escapedB.movedC.rodeD.rushed

27.A.largerB.strongerC.louderD.lower

28.A.seenB.heardC.smeltD.touched

29.A.thoughtsB.feelingsC.opinionsD.voices

30.A.travellingB.fallingC.settingD.smiling

Passage3

MybrotherandIweredrivinghometogetherandstartedtalking.Becauseofthisdistraction,mybrothertook

awrongturn.31thewrongturnlookustowarda32andwehadnowayofturningback.Hewas

clearlyannoyedbythe33.