2026年高考英语专项训练：完形填空（含答案）

2026年高考英语专项训练：完形填空

完形填空

1.hadalwaysbeenapeacefulandquietvillageuntilonesummerdaywhenamysterious

oldmanarrived.Hewasdressedinraggedclothesandhadastiangelookinhiseyes.Thevillagers

wereallcuriousandfrightenedalthesametime.Theoldman2.tothevillagechiefandsaid

hehadaspecialmissionthatrequiredthehelpofabravepersoninthevillage.

Thevillagechiefwasa3.mannamedJohn,whohadalwaysbeenrespectedforhis

wisdom.Heknewthiswasabigchallenge,buthealsofelt4.thatsomeonehadcometohim

forhelp.Aftertalkingtotheoldmanforawhile,Johndecidedtogatheragroupofvillagersto

5.himinhistask.

Astheywerepreparingforthejourney,ayounggirlnamedLily6.tovolunteer.Shehad

alwaysbeen7.andadventurous,andshedidn'twanttomissthechancetobeapartof

somethingsoimportant.Despitetheuncertaintyofthemission,shewasdeterminedtogo.

Thegroupsetoffearlythenextmorning.Theyfollowedtheoldmanthrough8.forests

andacrosssteepmountains.Alongtheway,theyencounteredmany9.thattestedtheirstrength

andperseverance.Theyhadto10.wildanimalsandfindwaystocrossdangerousrivers.Butno

matterhowtoughitgot,theynevergaveup.

Finally,theyreachedadarkand11.cave.Theoldmanwarnedthemthatthecavewas

filledwithunknowndangers,bathealsosaidthekeytotheirmissionwashiddeninside.Withtheir

hearts12.withfearandexcitement,theyslowlyenteredthecave.

Insidethecave,theyfoundstrangesymbolsonthewallsandheardeerienoisesechoingthrough

thedarkness.Theyhadtorelyoneachother'sstrengthandtrusttokeepgoing.Afterwhatfeltlike

hours,theycametoa13.passage.Theoldmanexplainedthattheyneededtosolveatricky

puzzletoopen(hewayforward.

Thepuzzlewasextremelydifficult,andtheyalmostlosthope.ButLily,withhersharpmindand

14.thinking,finallyfigureditout.Asthepassageopened,theysawabrightlightshiningfromthe

endofthecave.

Whentheyreachedtheend,theyfoundanoldchestfilledwithprecious15♦andaletter.

Theletterexplainedthattheoldmanwasactuallyaguardianofanancienttreasure,andhehadbeen

lookingforworthypeopletoprotectit.Thevillagershadproventheirbraveryandloyalty,andthe

treasurewasnowtheirstokeep.

1.A.ItB.ThereC.WhatD.Which

2.A.whisperedB.shoutedC.explainedD.promised

3.A.kindB.bravec.wiseD.wealthy

4.A.proudB.nervousc.shyD.calm

5.A.helpB.teachc.followD.encourage

6.A.failedB.refusedc.decidedD.hesitated

7.A.lazyB.cautiousc.curiousD.frightened

8.A.beautifulB.darkc.deepD.empty

9.A.dangersB.surprisesc.wondersD.gifts

10.A.feedB.avoidc.catchD.tame

11.A.noisyB.brightc.spaciousD.silent

12.A.filledB.coveredc.comparedD.mixed

13.A.openB.closedc.narrowD.wide

14.A.slowB.quickc.calmD.deep

15.A.weaponsB.toolsc.treasuresD.clothes

InVenezuela'scapital,Caracas,60volunteersmeetatleasttwiceaweek.They16.dollsthat

childrenhaveleftbehind.Thegroupestimatesithas17.about70,000toysinthepastseven

years.

MiradyAcosta,a63-ycar-oldarchitectwhorepresentstheHospitalforSoftToys,saidthe

18.camefromateachernamedLilianGluck.In2017,shedidnotwanttothrowherchildren's

toysoutorletthem19.Shedecidedtowashthem,20.themupanddonatethemto

childrenstayingintheUniversityHospitalofCaracas.

Theeffortwas21.So,afewmonthslater,sheopenedtheHospitalforSoftToysather

home.Itisanonprofitfoundationthatalso22.andrepairsothertoys.Thefoundationreceives

donationsfromothercountriesthatcan23,schoolsupplies,shoes,foodandcandy.

Thetoysare24.tohospitalsandschoolsinpoorareas,butalsotohomesforolder

people-anyonewhoneedsalittlebitof25.

Each26.dollcomeswithamessage27.itsnewownertorecycleitwhentheyno

longerwantit.

"Hello,Iamyournewfriend,"itsays."Iamadollwith28.becauseIplayedwithanother

girl.Lovemeandtake29.ofmeandIwilldothesamewithyou.Whenyougrowup,giveme

toanothergirlwhowilllovemeand30.withmelikeyou."

16.A.hitonB.dependonC.workonD.insiston

17.A.examinedB.replacedC.changedD.recycled

18.A.resultB.problemC.ideaD.belief

19.A.fallapartB.standoutC.falloffD.showup

20.A.pickB.fixC.setD.put

21.A.importantB.popularC.attractiveD.permanent

22.A.producesB.developsC.collectsD.distributes

23.A.adjustB.meanC.requireD.include

24.A.deliveredB.lentC.presentedD.awarded

25.A.affectionB.promiseC.imaginationD.curiosity

26.A.destroyedB.restoredC.abandonedD.advanced

27.A.warningB.forcingC.beggingD.advising

28.A.talentB.experienceC.kindnessD.satisfaction

29.A.chargeB.noticeC.careD.advantage

30.A.agreeB.playC.copeD.communicate

WhenIstudiedinmyhighschool,Ididanexperimentabouthowthetemperatureaffectedthegrowth

ofaplant.Thatexperimentmademe31.thatscienceteachesusthedominoeffect（多米诺效应）

intheenvironment.Itteachespeopleour32.soweknowwherewearefrom.ThatdayI

33.decidedtobeascientistandthatwillbemygreatestambitioninlife.EversincethatdayI

havestudiedharder34.inallmyscicncc-rclatcdsubjects.AfterschoolIdomuchresearchon

howIcanbecomea35.scientistinthefuture.

Oneofmy36.inbecomingascientistisBarbaraMcClintock.Shehasbeenawardedthe

1983NobelPrizeinPhysiologyorMedicine.At25shealreadyhadherPhDinbotanyandafterthat

shestartedher37.astheleaderinthedevelopmentofmaizecytogenetics（玉米细胞遗传学）

andshewas38.tothatresearchfortherestofherlife.

IfIamluckyandgiventhe39.toachievemyambitionasascientist,Iwanttobelike

DoctorMcClintock.She40.somethingthathelpedtheotherscientists41.thething

aboutgeneticsthatdidnotjusthelphergenerationbutalsothefuturegeneration.

IknowIwillbeabletoachievemy42.aslongasIputmyheartandperseveranceintoit.

IfIamluckyenoughtoachievemygoal,1willsharemy43.withall（hekidswhoalsolove

scienceandwanttobecomescientists.Myfuturewillbeas44.asthestarsinthenightsky.My

futureisstillfarbutIwillmakethemostofallinthe45.toachievemygreatestambitionof

becomingascientist.

31.A.recognizeB.suspectC.treasureD.wonder

32.A.rootB.schoolC.studyD.development

33.A.lazilyB.easilyC.resolutelyD.partly

34.A.potentiallyB.particularlyC.separatelyD.suitably

35.A.popularB.contentC.outstandingD.careful

36.A.persuasionsB.creationsC.generationsD.inspirations

37.A.experienceB.careerC.scienceD.compliment

38.A.addictedB.dedicatedC.attachedD.linked

39.A.freedomB.reasonC.opportunityD.privilege

40.A.scheduledB.heardC.predictedD.discovered

41.A.figureoutB.headoutC.carryoutD.standout

42.A.rewardB.fameC.platformD.ambition

43.A.determinationB.informationC.fortuneD.brightness

44.A.qualifiedB.shiningC.braveD.proud

45.A.mindB.lectureC.heartD.present

Mostsuccessfulpeoplehavea"nevergiveup"attitude.Thiswas46.byan8-year-old

cheerleader（啦啦队队长）.

InavideosharedonTikTok,thegirlwas47.adifficultcheeringstunt（绝技）duringan

eventorganizedatChandler'sBashaHighSchool.Shewasdoingflips（空甭羽）perfectly,getting

48.intotheair,andcomingdownsafelyintothehandsofthesupporters.But（hen,aflipin（heair

49.aproblem.Shecouldn't1and5（）.andwasclosetofallingdown.Atthatmoment,her

coachandanothermansteppedintohelp.

Thislefther51.Thinkingshelostheart,hercoachsaidgently,"Honey,it'sjustasmall

52.Butthegirlsaid,"1won'tgiveupthoughI'm53.Thecoachrepliedfirmly,"Quite

right,honey!You'reso54..Onefailuredoesn'tmeananything.Let'sgiveitonemore

55.Thecrowdinthesportscomplex,includingseniorsandschoolstaffpresent,were

56.forthelittlegirl,too.

Toeveryone'samazement,thelittlegirl57.it（histime.Alltheaudiencestoodupand

clappedtheirhandsforher.

This58.episodeshowsthat,hkemanysuccessfulindividuals,thegirlwasableto

overcomedifficultieswiththerightattitudeandthe59.ofthosearoundher.It'sapowerful

reminder(hatperseveranceandencouragementcanleadtoreirarkable60.

46.A.challengedB.demonstratedC.delayedD.analyzed

47.A.selectingB.discussingC.performingD.recording

48.A.carriedawayB.steppedbackC.thrownupD.keptoff

49.A.simplifiedB.avoidedC.sharedD.caused

50.A.properlyB.possiblyC.temporarilyD.vividly

51.A.indangerB.inchargeC.intearsD.inruins

52.A.actionB.accidentC.changeD.decision

53.A.confusedB.scaredC.surprisedD.annoyed

54.A.honestB.generousC.excitedD.talented

55.A.shotB.qualificationC.giftD.demand

56.A.rootingB.leavingC.searchingD.answering

57.A.believedB.madeC.receivedD.found

58.A.increasingB.easyC.inspiringD.new

59.A.controlB.attentionC.balanceD.support

60.A.ideasB.habitsC.drcamsD.comebacks

Asurprisingnewhobbytaughtmethere'smorethanonewaytobeflexible.

Bymyearly40s,Ihadtriedallthe61.thatweresupposedtomakemefeelbetterabout

enteringmiddleage.Ihadtakenanactingclassandthrownmyselfintolearninganewlanguage,but

giventhemup.Myattemptatyogawasalsoa(n)62.Andthen,63.bythefruitless

efforts,Idecidedto64.aballetclass.

"Butyou'renotvery65.myhusbandgentlyremindedme.Hewasright.Inearlyinjured

myselfwhenIoncetriedtoliftmylegontoatabicinanattemptto66.ButIwasdeterminedto

giveita67.Ineededconfirmationthatmybodywas68.ofgracefulmovement.

ThoughI'dexpectedmyclassestobephysically69.andmymusclestoache,Ihadn't

7().Icouldn'tcompletetheseeminglysimpleactofpointingandextendingmyfoottotheside.

However,overtime,71.Istartedbecomingmorecomfortablewiththebodyunderthe

72.ofmyteacher.Mybodyhasn*tossified(僵化)anymore,whichbringsmegreat73.

Ifanything,balletisforcingmeto74.myrelationshipwithmybody,andinsteadof

noticingonlythebeginningofolderage,Inowmarvelatwhatmybodyiscapableofandthegradual

75.I'veseenasI'velearnedtostandwithmoreconfidenceandcourage.

61.A.dishesB.devicesC.hobbiesD.medicines

62.A.failureB.chanceC.missionD.achievement

63.A.discouragedB.shockedC.frightenedD.refreshed

64.A.makeupforB.signupfor

C.dropoutofD.breakawayfrom

65.A.wealthyB.energeticC.humbleD.flexible

66.A.kickB.jumpC.stretchD.swing

67.A.lookB.handC.shotD.rest

68.A.capableB.tiredC.afraidD.short

69.A.demandingB.promisingC.rewardingD.attractive

70.A.recalledB.anticipatedC.guaranteedD.pretended

71.A.initiallyB.suddenlyC.unfortunatelyD.gradually

72.A.commandB.leadershipC.investigationD.guidance

73.A.stressB.regretC.joyD.confusion

74.A.recoverB.rethinkC.removeD.repeat

75.A.challengesB.changesC.declinesD.investments

WhenIfirstmetMarkinmyoffice,hisfutureseemeduncertain.Hewasseventeenandhadbeen

76.withschoolforyears,refusingtoattendaftertheseconddayofeleventhgrade.Hismental

doctorhad77.himwithpsychiatric（精神病的）problemsandhewasonmedication.His

motherwas78.callingmetohelphimpreparefortheSATtogetreadyforcollegeafterhigh

school,79.hehadn'tbeenattendingschool.Iagreed.

Istartedbyreadingapassagetohimbuttomy80.herepeateditwordbywordafter

hearingitonce.Healsoansweredrelatedquestionswith90%accuracy.ItbecameclearthatMarkcould

81.andrecallinformation,butonlywhenitwasreadaloudtohim.Thiswasn'tapsychiatricissue

—itwasareading82.

IsharedmyobservationswithMark,83.thathewasn'tmentallyillbuthadasmall

challengewherehecouldn'tformamentalimageofwrittenwords.Ireassuredhimthatwecouldfixit

together,andthathewas,infact,84.intelligentwithanIQof180.Iaskedhimtokeepthis

betweenusfornow,asIdidn'tthinkthe85.orhismotherwouldbelieveme.

Wcdevelopedastrategy:Markwouldreadeverything86.creatingmentalimagesforthe

words,whichwouldhelphimrememberthem.Healsostarted87.vocabularyfromtheSATlist,

which88.hisreadingcomprehension.Hisprogresswasremarkable.Withinweeks,Markwas

backontrack.Hisconfidencegrewandheregained89.

Buttherewerestill90.Despitehisnewfoundsuccess,histeacher91.topromote

himtosenioryearbecausehehadmissedtoomanydays.Mark,92.,solvedthisproblemallon

hisown.Withoutinforminganyone,hearrangedameetingwiththeschoolofficialshimself.He

negotiatedsummerschoolclasses,withthepromisethathecouldcontinuehissenioryear

93.hepassedwithagradeover75.HenotonlypassedbutearnedanAineverysubject.

Bytheendoftheyear,Markwas94.hisfuture.Heevenconvincedhispsychiatristtotake

himoffmedication.Histransformationfromafrustrated,defeatedstudenttoaconfident,self-assured

youngmanwasvirtually95.Hisbeliefinhisownabilitieshadchangedeverything.

76.A.fightingB.workingC.studyingD.struggling

77.A.diagnosedB.sharedC.forcedD.taught

78.A.anxiousB.relievedC.satisfiedD.curious

79.A.sothatB.eventhoughC.asifD.incase

80.A.regretB.delightC.surpriseD.sorrow

81.A.ignoreB.understandC.spreadD.release

82.A.cureB.plotC.experienceD.problem

83.A.singingB.forcingC.explainingD.scaring

84.A.slightlyB.highlyC.hardlyD.usually

85.A.teacherB.classmatesC.psychiatristD.nurse

86.A.happilyB.secretlyC.sadlyD.loudly

87.A.publishingB.learningC.creatingD.posting

88.A.improvedB.receivedC.blockedD.delayed

89.A.sympathyB.hopeC.salaryD.analysis

90.A.apologiesB.donationsC.challengesD.guesses

91.A.refusedB.askedC.decidedD.promised

92.A.somehowB.anywayC.otherwiseD.however

93.A.ifB.unlessC.beforeD.since

94.A.insearchofB.inviewofC.incontrolofD.inneedof

95.A.relaxingB.annoyingC.disturbingD.uplifting

Justin'shotdogstanddidwellonadailybasis.However,thatdaywas96.Itwasfullof

customers,andhewas97.tokeepup.

AsJustinservedamanandgot98.withthenextone,henoticedanoldwomanpushing

herwaythroughthe99.togettohisstand.

"Excuseme,howmuchisahotdog?"sheasked.

"That100.whatyouwant,ma'am.Theyrangefrom$3to$7.Checkoutthemenuandlet

meknowwhatyouwant,"hereplied.

Beforewalkingaway,shemumbled(嘟哝)，lookingatthe101."I'salright.Iamjust

curioushowmuchtheycost.Idon'twantany.

Justinnoticedsheleftandsataloneonabenchacrossfromhisstand.Shekeptlookinginhis

102..Realizingshewantedhotdogsbutcouldn't103.them,hefeltbad,sohequickly

collectedsomehotdogsandbroughtthemtoher.

"Imust104.ma'am.Iwasinsucha(n)105.thatIforgottotellyouthatyou'rethe

50thcustomertoday,soyoucangetsome106.hotdogs!"hesaid."Pleaseletmeknowhow

youlikethem!"

"Ireally107.them.Thankyou.Youputsomethinginthem,didn'tyou?They'redifferent

fromregularhotdogs."Thenshetookanother108,.

Justinsmiledandsaid,"Mymomwasalsoafantasticcookwho109.hersecretsauces.I

learnedfromher.I'mgladtohearthat!"JustinwatchedherIIP.eatingfromadistance,feeling

delightedtohavehelpedtheoldwoman.

96.A.worryingB.differentC.familiarD.ridiculous

97.A.strugglingB.volunteeringC.continuingD.refusing

98.A.carefulB.impatientC.strictD.busy

99.A.rainB.shelfC.crowdD.staff

100.A.reactstoB.dependsonC.caresaboutD.looksfoi-

101.A.pricesB.saucesC.customersD.tables

102.A.situationB.techniqueC.performanceD.direction

103.A.orderB.manageC.affordD.offer

104.A.admit:B.apologizeC.promiseD.pray

105.A.rush.B.emergencyC.moodD.age

106.A.instantB.extraC.regularD.free

107.A.acceptB.donateC.appreciateD.expect

108.A.bagB.biteC.drinkD.touch

109.A.createdB.sharedC.savedD.guided

110.A.quietlyB.rapidlyC.joyfullyD.proudly

Onceayear,BannisterclimbstoHighRockLookout,aviewpointnearAshford,Washington.

LastAugust,Bannister,then79,wentonherown,figuringdespitethetrail'ssteepnessand

111.,she'dbefinebecauseshe'sa/an112.hiker.

Assheheadedbackdown,herfootgotcaughtinaholeintheground,causingherto

113.andbreakherleg.HearingBannister'scryingoutfor114.strangersapproachedand

called911.Theyweretoldrescuewould115,inatleastfivehours.Luckily,ayoungmanTroy

withhisfriendLaytonofferedtotake(he116.womantothebottomofthetrail.Troycarried

herformostofthenearly(hree-hourjourneyandLaytoncarriedhimforthe117.

Others118.aswell.Shortlyintothehike,Troygotblistersonthebottomofone

119..Amanonthetrailsawthe120.andgaveTroyhisshoes,thencontinuedoninhis

socks.AcouplebandagedBannister'sfootanddidbreathingexerciseswithherto121.her.

Duringthelonghikedown,herrescuerssharedstoriesandaskedBannisteraboutherownlifeto

122.herfromthemountingpain.Oncetheyreachedtheparkinglot,Bannisterwasquickly

123.totheTacomaGeneralHospital.

Duringherrecovery,therescuers124.Bannisterseveraltimes.Shefelladeepsenseof

125.andbelievedtheywouldremainfriendsforever.

111.A.depthB.difficultyC.widthD.quietness

112.A.outgoingB.dependentC.experiencedD.famous

113.A.fallB.sitC.jumpD.stay

114.A.painB.safetyC.chanceD.help

115.A.arriveB.sendC.getD.need

116.A.injuredB.frightenedC.surprisedD.disappointed

117.A.balanceB.restC.sectionD.company

118.A.tookoutB.gaveoutC.helpedoutD.broughtout

119.A.legB.handC.backD.foot

120.A.holeB.locationC.situationD.challenge

121.A.amuseB.calmC.observeD.cure

122.A.preventB.discourageC.stopD.relieve

123.A.pushedB.forcedC.drivenD.demanded

124.A.taughtB.missedC.restoredD.visited

125.A.happinessB.gratitudeC.regretD.motivation

ArrivingintheU.K.foruniversity,Iwaseagertojoinpoliticalsciencedebates.Inmyfirsttutorial,I

126.ideasonglobalinequality,butmystumblingspeechandthickaccentleftothers

127.——nooneunderstoodmypoints.Ifeitinvisible,myvoicelostinahazeofmispronunciations

andawkward128.

Thisexperienceslowly129.myconfidence.Istoppedspeakinginclass,convincedmy

"brokenEnglish"was13().ofattention.Then,aquotebyChimamandaNgoziAdichiestruck

me:stayingsilentallowedothersto"definemystory".Ivov/edto131.myvoice—notby

maskingmyaccent,butbymasteringclarity.I132.recordedeachpracticespeech,adjusting

toneandpaceuntilmymeaning133.,andsoughtfeedbacktoprioritizestructureoverperfection.

Gradually,smallsignsof134.emerged:aclassmaieleaninginwithanod,andaluior

scribbling"excellentpoint"besidemyname.

The135.pointcameduringadebateonrefugeepolicies.Handstrembling,I

136.tosharemylivingexperienceinLagos.Theroomfellsilent.WhenIfinished,thetutorsaid,

"That'sthe137.we'vebeenmissing."Forthefirsttime,mywordsfeltnotlike138.but

bridgesconnectingdiverseminds.

Thisjourneytaughtmetoownmynarrativeunapologetically.Myaccentisapartofmyidentity,

notaflawtoerase.Language,I'verealized,requiresthe139.tosharetruth,evenwhenit

soundsdifferent.Inaworldhungryfor140.voices,believingin(hevalueofourownvoicesis

theboldestact.

126.A.hadB.presentedC.spokeD.announced

127.A.unresponsiveB.unfavorableC.unsupportiveD.unbelievable

128.A.laughterB.applauseC.pausesD.whispers

129.A.boostedB.weakenedC.buikD.doubled

130.A.incapableB.unawareC.freeD.unworthy

131.A.reclaimB.liftC.gainD.silence

132.A.nervouslyB.randomlyC.carefullyD.reluctantly

133.A.cutinB.cutoffC.cutupD.cutthrough

134.A.progressB.perfectionC.priorityD.excellence

135.A.difficultB.turningC.keyD.main

136.A.fearedB.refusedC.daredD.hesitated

137.A.lessonB.wisdomC.chanceD.perspective

138.A.barriersB.toolsC.weaponsD.highlights

139.A.patienceB.intentionC.courageD.encouragement

140.A.identicalB.diverseC.similarD.loud

Duringsummervacations,Iwouldvolunteerattheshelterforanimals,soI'dseenalotofdogs.Minnie

wasbyfarthefunniest-lookingdogI'deverseen141.curlyhairbarelycoveredher

sausage-shapedbody.Andhertaillookedlikearat'stailwithv/ounds.

Shewasbroughttothesheltertobe142.becauseherownerdidn'twantheranymore.

However,IthoughtMinniehada(an)143.personality.Nooneshouldjudgeherbyhsr

144..Thevetintheshelterdidthe145.andthengavehersomenecessarymedicine.

Finally,shemadeafullrecoveryand【146.Minnieinthelocalpaper:"Funny-lookingdog,

wellbehaved,needslovingfamily."

Whenakidcalled,I147.himthatMinniewasstrangelooking.Thekidtoldmethathis

grandfatherwantedsuchonedog148..TheywantedMinnienomatterwhat.Ibathedherand

149.herremainingmessyhair.Thenwcwaitedforthemtoarrive.

Atlast,acarstoppedbeforetheshelter.Twokidsrantothedoor,carriedMinnieand

150.herouttotheirgrandfather,wailinginthecar.Ihurriedbehindtoseetheir151.to

Minnie.

Insidethecar,grandfatherheldMinniegentlyandbrushedfingersthroughhersofthair.Shelicked

（舔）hisfaceandhertailwaggedaround.Itwas152.atfirstlick."She'sperfect!"theoldman

153..

IwasthankfulthatMinniehadfoundthegoodhomethatshe154..That'swhenIsawthat

the