完形填空15篇（新高考专用）-高二英语上学期期末考点专练（学生版）

北师大版（2019）高二英语上学期期末考点大串讲

专题05完形填匣15篇（新高考专用）（历年名校真题）

一、完形填空

（2022•广东广州•高二期末）Itwasthefestiveseason.Mumhadbakedsomedelicious1.

Moreover,therefrigeratorwas2withchocolatesandicc-crcainsoIhelpedmyselftoallthe

goodies.Thatnight,Iwokeupwithapainfultoothache.

Whenmorningarrived,Ihadtomakean3withthedentist.Afterarrivingatthedentalclinic,I

4first,andthenwalkedunwillinglytowardsachair.Ididnoteven5tolookattheother

patients.Seeingpatientscomingoutof（hetreatmentroom,withlargepiecesofgauze（纱布）stickingoul

fromtheirmouths,onlyseemedto6mypain.Iwasdeterminednevertotasteanothercookieor

takea7ofchocolateinthefuture.

Whenitwasmyturn,Iwentintothetreatmentroom.Iheard（hedentistgreetme.butIcouldnot

bringmyselfto8tohisgreeting.The9ofthedrillingequipmentandthetreatmenttools

onlyincreasedmyfeelingsofsickness.Thedemist10theoffendingtoothwithvarious

instruments.He11methatitwasbesttoextractthetooth.Thenextminuteorsowasoneofthe

most12momentsofmylife.Ipaidthepriceformygreed.

Soonthepaingavewaytoa（n）13feeling.Afterpayingforthehighfeeofthetreatment,I

walkedoutoftheclinicconfidentlyand14forthenearestbusstop.I15thatthis

wouldbethefirstandthelasttimeIsteppedintoadentalclinic.ThattoothgavemealessonthatI'llnever

forget.

1.A.noodlesB.dumplingsC.cookiesD.cakes

2.A.newly-inventedB.newly-collectedC.half-madeD.well-filled

3.A.amazementB.announcementC.appointmentD.encouragement

4.A.registeredB.regrettedC.refusedD.came

5.A.fearB.bodierC.ignoreD.bear

6.A.suspectB.presentC.softenD.worsen

7.A.biteB.dropC.chanceD.little

8.A.addB.respondC.referD.devote

9.A.lossB.expectationC.sightD.cause

10.A.removedB.examinedC.tappedD.watched

11.A.taughtB.warnedC.questionedD.informed

12.A.horribleB.satisfactoryC.comfortableD.confusing

13.A.amusedB.relievedC.embarrassedD.shocked

14.A.waitedB.叩pliedC.foughtD.headed

15.A.urgedB.complainedC.sworeD.commanded

（2022•辽宁•高二期末）LentilasAnythingwasfirstopenedinMelbourne'sSt.Kildain2000.Atthe

timeitsfounder,ShanakaFernando,waslivinginatent,soheknewsomethingaboutwhatchallenges

thoselivinga（n）16lifefaced.

ShanakaFernandosawthatlackofmoneywasoftenthe17topeoplewhotriedtoconnect

andcontributetotheircommunity.The18ofhisLentilasAnythingfromtheonsetwasto

re-engagethosewhowere19.

WhatisspecialaboutLentilasAnythingisthatitplaceda2（）boxon（hecounterinsteadof

acashregister.Customerswereaskedto21whattheyfelttheirmealwasworthandwhatthey

were22（odonatetowardsthenot-for-profitphilosophy.Themoneyleftin（heboxwas,andis

23today,usedtoruntherestaurant.

ShanakaFernando24thatinsteadofmoneyalienating（使...疏远）people,itbecamea

unifyingforceforhisstaffandhisdiners.TheburdenofpayingLentilasAnything's25,bills

andrentissurrenderedtothegoodwillofthepeople.

Foodismostly26fromlocalorganicfoodsuppliersandispreparedon-siteandoften

servedinbuffet（自助餐）styleallowingdinersto27theirownmeals.Forvegetarians（素食

主义者）thereisalsoasmallrangeofvegan28.Overthepastyears,hundredsofthe

disadvantagedor29haveworkedattheLentilasAnythingrestaurants.

In2007.ShanakaFernandowasawardedtheAustralianoftheYearawardaslocalheroforhis

30culinary（烹饪的）company.

16.A.normalB.hardC.simpleD.independent

17.A.impressionB.opportunityC.barrierD.damage

18.A.aimB.approachC.interestD.condition

19.A.carriedawayB.leftbehindC.lookedafterD.pickedout

20.A.commentB.mailC.litterD.donation

21.A.countB.saveC.payD.charge

22.A.happyB.hesitantC.curiousD.wise

23.A.thereforeB.yetC.stillD.otherwise

24.A.predictedB.imaginedC.demandedD.witnessed

25.A.customersB.staffC.budgetD.cash

26.A.processedB.developedC.createdD.sourced

27.A.chooseB.shareC.deliverD.reserve

28.A.topicsB.optionsC.limitsD.restaurants

29.A.unemployedB.unsatisfiedC.misunderstoodD.misbehaved

30.A.formalB.professionalC.uniqueD.tcmporaiy

（2022•福建福州•高二期末）Alotofpeoplefeargettingold,becauseageingisoftenconnectedwith

loneliness.ButTerry,75,inGreenBay,knows31whattodotokeepsadnessfromseeping（浸入）

intohis32.

Terry,ananimalloverwhosehearthasavery33spotforcats,frequentlyvisitstheanimal

shelterinGreenBaytoholdthe34catscloseandtakeashortsleepwiththem!

Thecharming35oftheoldmantakingashortsleepwhilesurroundedwithcals

36theworkers.Itwassucha37picturethattheworkersalwaysfoundthemselves

taking38ofTerryandallthecalsandposted（hemon（heFacebookpage.

39.onephotowiththecat,Lois,appealedtothefollowersofthepageand40

over47,000likesandabout25,000shares!Infact,inless（hanaday,Loiswas41byanew

family!

TerryhasbecomepopularontheInternet.Butmorethanthe42,theoldmanisvery

happytoknowthathisloveforcatsisbringingalotofhelptotheanimalshelterby43alot

ofpeopletodonatetotheshelter.

Terryishappy,the44behindwhichisnotdifficulttounderstand.Hisstoryjustgoesto

showhowasmalldeedcanmakeabig45.

31.A.exactlyB.immediatelyC.appropriatelyD.slightly

32.A.breastB.headC.eyesD.heart

33.A.hotB.softC.blackD.blind

34.A.blessedB.huntedC.rescuedD.preferred

35.A.signalB.sceneC.siteD.sign

36.A.movedB.pushedC.shockedD.bothered

37.A.awkwardB.oddC.warmD.distinct

38.A.advantageB.careC.photosD.notes

39.A.ActuallyB.SurprisinglyC.UnluckilyD.Deliberately

40.A.attemptedB.predictedC.encounteredD.gained

41.A.adoptedB.evaluatedC.exchangedD.deserted

42.A.fameB.visionC.preferenceD.welcome

43.A.permittingB.forcingC.inspiringD.telling

44.A.focusB.secretC.aimD.effort

45.A.effectB.decisionC.impress沁nD.difference

（2022.广东.龙川县实验中学高二期末）Stoney'sFamilyRestaurantisgettingmuchattentionfor

actsof46.WithaGivingBoard,itletspeople47mealsanddonatethingstocustomers

whoneedhelp.

Evans,amemberofthestaffoftherestaurant,cameupwiththeideawhenshe48(hatsome

peopleweresuffering.Sheexplained,t4TheirstrugglinglifemakesmeupsetandIwanttohelpthem.I

believemanyothersalsowanttodotheirpart49

Withtheowner's50.Evanshunguptheboardandmanypeoplestarted51meals

andmoney.Evanssaidtheywanttokeeptheprocess52.Ifpeoplehavethingstogive,theycan

justputthemonatableandifsomeoneneedssomething,hecantakeitawaydirectly.

Therearemanydonationsbutgettingcustomersto53themisharder.Manypoorpeopleare

54."That'swhatit'stherefor!Justtakeit,“EvanssaidSheevenwentoutsideto55

peopletouse(heGivingBoardandtopassthe56around.

Aspeoplespreadtheword,theactdrewmoreattention.Evansgot57fromotherbusiness

owners."We'rewillingtostart58jacketsandsimilarthings,59familiescangeta

blanketoracoat,“saidastoreowner.

Kindnesscanbecomeahabit.Yoursmall60maychangeanotherperson'slife.

46.A.kindnessB.braveryC.forgivenessD.encouragement

47.A.careaboutB.payforC.findoutD.checkon

48.A.arguedB.realizedC.rememberedD.imagined

49.A.willinglyB.gratefullyC.secretlyD.confidently

50.A.explanationB.influenceC.permissionD.examination

51.A.enjoyingB.orderingC.viewingD.donating

52.A.normalB.simpleC.formalD.slow

53.A.saveB.searchC.noticeD.accept

54.A.excitedB.surprisedC.embarrassedD.confused

55.A.inviteB.allowC.chooseD.require

56.A.experimentB.newsC.(askD.belief

57.A.trustB.troubleC.doubtD.support

58.A.tryingonB.lookingforC.bringinginD.throwingaway

59.A.orB.sinceC.althoughD.so

60.A.actsB.skillsC.requestsD.promises

(2022•上海•曹杨二中高二期末)Threehundredyearsagonewstravelledbywordofmoutliorletter,

andcirculatedintaverns(i酉馆)andcoffeehousesintheformofpamphletsandnewsletters.Thecoffee

housesparticularlyareveryroomyfbrafreeconversation,andforreadingataneasierraleallmannerof

printednews,notedoneobserver.Everythingchangedin1833whenthefirstmass-audicnccnewspaper,

TheNewYorkSun,61theuseofadverlisingtoreduce(hecostofnews,thusgivingadvertisers

accesstoawideraudience.Thepennypress,followedbyradioandtelevision,turnednewsfroma

two-way62intoaone-waybroadcast,witharelativelysmallnumberoffirmscontrollingthe

media.Now,thenewsindustryis63tosomethingclosertothecoffeehouse.TheInternetis

makingnewsmoreparticipatory,socialanddiverse,revivingthe64characteristicsof“theera

beforethemassmcdia^^.Inmuchoftheworld,themassmediaarcflourishing.Newspapercirculationrose

globallyby6%between2005and2009.Butthoseglobalfiguresmaskasharp65inreadership

inrichcountries.

Overthepastdecade,throughouttheWesternworld,peoplehavebeengivingupnewspapersandTV

newsand66eventsinprofoundlydifferentways.Most67ordinarypeopleare

increasinglyinvolvedincompiling,sharing,filtering,discussinganddistributingnews.Twitterletspeople

anywherereportwha（（heyareseeing.Social-networkingsiteshelppeoplefind,discussandsharenews

withtheirfriends.

Anditisnotjustreaderswhoare68themediaelite.TechnologyfirmsincludingGoogle,

FacebookandTwitterhavebecomeimportantchannelsofnews.Celebritiesandworldleaderspublish

updatesdirectlyviasocialnetworks;manycountriesnowmakerawdata69throughopen

governmentinitiatives.TheInternetletspeoplereadnewspapersorwatchtelevisionchannelsfromaround

theworld.Thewebhasallowednew70ofnews,fromindividualbloggerstosites,（oriseto

fameinaveryshortspaceoftime.Thenewsagendaisnolongercontrolledbyafewpressgiantsandstate

outlets.

71.everyliberal（自由人）shouldcelebratethis.Amore72newsenvironment

witharemarkablediversityandrangeofnewssources,isagoodthing.Thetransformationofthenews

businessisunstoppable,andattemptsto73itaredoomedtofailure.Asproducersofnew

journalism,individualscanbecautiousoffactsandtransparent（透明的）withtheirsources.Asconsumers,

theycanbegeneralintheirtastesanddemandingintheirstandards.Andalthoughthis74does

raiseconcernsthereismuchtocelebrateinthenoisy,diverse,argumentativeandaliveenvironmentofthe

newsbusinessintheagesoftheInternet.The75isback.Enjoyit.

61.A.rejectedB.substitutedC.pioneeredD.celebrated

62.A.conversationB.cultureC.channelD.business

63.A.applyingB.returningC.contributingD.clinging

64.A.comparableB.desirableC.delicateD.free

65.A.turnB.differenceC.declineD.contrast

66.A.makingupforB.keepingupwithC.givingrisetoD.shiftingawayfrom

67.A.strikinglyB.ironicallyC.likelyD.recently

68.A.embracingB.challengingC.subscribingD.regulating

69.A.trustworthyB.readableC.availableD.incredible

70.A.providersB.witnessesC.consumersD.collectors

71.A.ForexampleB.BycomparisonC.BychanceD.Inprinciple

72.A.participatoryB.complexC.rewardingD.innovative

73.A.escapeB.reverseC.identifyD.shape

74.A.technologyB.productionC.communicationD.transformation

75.A.newsgiantB.coffeehouseC.socialnetworkingD.printedpress

（2022・广东珠海•高二期末）WhilewaitingtopickupafriendattheairportinPortland.Ihadoneof

thoselife-changingexperiences.Thisone76ameretwoieetawayfromme.

Lookingformyfriendamcngthe77.1noticedamancomingtowardmecarryingtwolight

bags.Hestoppedrightnexttometo78hiswife.

Firsthe79hisbagsand80hiswifetogiveheralonghugIeverrememberseeing.He

staredintohereyesfbrseveral81.saying.loveyousomuch!''Theystaredateachother'seyes,

smilingbigsmilesatoneanother,whileholdingboth82.

Iaskedhimhowlongtheyhadbeen83andwhenheleft.He84thattheyhadbeen

marriedfortwelveyearsandhejustlefttwodaysago.Iwas85.Bytheirgreeting,Ihadthought

he'dbeengonefbratleastseveralweeks.Iknowmy86gavemeaway.

“I87mymarriageisstillthatnewaftertwelveyears!”I88tomyself.Hearingmy

words,helookedmestraightintheeye,andwithforcefulnessthatwasburnedrightintomysoul,hetold

mesomethingthatleftmea89person.Hetoldme."Don'hope,friend,90

76.A.landedB.sloppedC.occurredD.ended

77.A.artistsB.passengersC.assistantsD.pilots

78.A.greetB.blameC.comfortD.motivate

79.A.putbackB.putupC.putoffD.putdown

80.A.slappedB.wavedC.trickedD.approached

81.A.secondsB.minutesC.hoursD.days

82.A.bagsB.handsC.manualsD.sculptures

83.A.engagedB.marriedC.involvedD.dominated

84.A.commentedB.admittedC.deniedD.replied

85.A.astonishedB.pleasedC.annoyedD.frightened

86.A.impressionB.anxietyC.expressionD.personality

87.A.hopeB.requestC.limeyD.prefer

88.A.thoughtB.whisperedC.turnedD.came

89.A.differentB.generousC.coolD.stubborn

90.A.predictB.estimateC.decideD.assess

（2020•辽宁大连•高二期末）Asanaturephotographer,Ienjoyworkingoutsideinthewild.Oneof

thebestthingsaboutthisjobisthatyoucan91animalsinnature.

My92placeisYellowstoneNationalPark.Itisfamousforthevarietyofitswildlife,butit

isprobablybestknownforitsbears.93aweightofabout30()kilograms,thesehugeanimalscan

runata94ofaround64kilometresperhourandarealsoexcellentswimmers.

LastspringinYellowstone.I95apaththattookmethroughadarkforest.When1

96steppedoutofthetrees,theviewwasbreathtaking.Aneagleflewoverthesnow-covered

mountains,whichwere97inthestilllakebelow.WhileIwasconcentratingonphotographing

thisamazingscene,IsuddenlyfeltIwasbeing98.Slowly,withthe99stillheldtomy

eye,Iturned...andfroze.Onlymetresawayfrommewasabear.Withwater[00offitsthick,

brownhair,thebearstaredbackatme.Timestood10]asthebearandIbothwaitedtosee

whowouldmovefirst.Mylegsstartedshaking.Somehow,I102topressthebutton.Asecond

later,thebearturnedandranbackintotheforest.Ilookedatmycameraandmymost103but

magicalexperiencewasnowkeptforeverinasingleimage.

FromtimetotimeIlookatthephotoasaremindertoshow104toallanimals.Itisafter

allwewhoare(heLQ5oftheirworld.

91.A.feedB.raiseC.observeD.catch

92.A.strangeB.awkwardC.terribleD.favorite

93.A.AsB.BeyondC.DespiteD.For

94.A.speedB.heightC.costD.price

95.A.carriedB.ledC.followedD.picked

96.A.suddenlyB.finallyC.latelyD.firstly

97.A.reflectedB.recordedC.recalledD.remarked

98.A.calledB.touchedC.watchedD.bitten

99.A.cameraB.woodC.dreamD.prospect

100.A.jumpingB.blowingC.showingD.falling

101.A.nearB.stillC.quietD.close

102.A.refusedB.forgotC.managedD.failed

103.A.tiringB.frighteningC.wonderfulD.colorful

104.A.(hanksB.principlesC.respectD.power

105.A.ownersB.enemiesC.huntersD.visitors

(2020•天津河西•高二期末)Bookshaveincrediblepower.Betweentheir106,readerscan

betransportedtoanywhereimaginableandbecomejustaboutanyoneoranything.107.many

childrenallovertheworlddon'thaveaccesstobooks.

Forseveralyearsnow,MariaKeller,ateenagerfromMinneapolis,Minnesota,hasbeentryingto

108thatfact.

Whenshewas8yearsold,Mariaalreadylovedreading.Shealsonoticedthatsomeofherclassmates

didn'treadasmuchasshedid.Whensheaskedhermotherwhythatwas,hermothersaidthattheymight

notbeableto109books.Mariahadneverthoughtofthis.Shecouldnot11()thatsome

childrendidn'thavebedtimestoriesreadtothem,andshebecame111tochangethis.

Withhermother'shelp,Maria112ReadIndeed,whichisanon-profitorganization

dedicatedtocollectinganddistributingbookstochildren113.

DuringtheearlystagesofReadIndeed,MariasettheD4ofcollectinganddistributingI

millionbooksbythetimeshewas19.

Itdidivttakelongto1J5thatgoal—todate,shehascollectedover2.4millionbooksand

has_____1J6_____themtomanystatesandcountriesaroundthsworld.

Shesaid,“Icannotlivewithoutbooks.AsIcontinuemymission,Ihavelearnedthatthenumberof

kidswhohavenobooksisinthehundredsofmillions.SoIjustcan't\\J,evenafterreaching

my_____LIS_____goalof1millionbooks.”

Sherecentlysetanewgoal:to_____1_L2_____donationstckidsinneedineverystateintheUSand

everycountryintheworld.Shekeepstrackofher12()onalargemapatthewarehousewhere

herbooksarestoredandsorted.

106.A.themesB.pagesC.blanksD.columns

107.A.HoweverB.BesidesC.InsteadD.Meanwhile

108.A.acceptB.introducec.changeD.understand

109.A.chooseB.sparec.affordD.keep

110.A.decideB.explainc.believeD.agree

111.A.excitedB.worriedc.satisfiedD.determined

112.A.contactedB.createdc.studiedD.discovered

113.A.insafetyB.indangerc.introubleD.inneed

114.A.goalB.pointc.ruleD.limit

115.A.setB.putc.reachD.start

116.A.soldB.shippedc.lentD.returned

117.A.setoffB.getawayc.giveoffD.giveup

118.A.commonB.originalc.importantD.distant

119.A.distributeB.collectc.attachD.devote

120.A.experienceB.researchc.progressD.investment

(2022•辽宁•高二期末)MytwokidsandIwereatDunkin'Donuts,meetingmygrandfatherforacup

ofcoffee.Myboyswere2and4(hen.Whenthenaughtylittlekid⑵hisicecreamin(he

middleof(hestore,Iturned(omygrandfatherfor122Iwassurprisedcofindhimlaughing.

WhenItriedtotalktohimabouthow123lifewithtwoyoungboysis,hisreplywasshort,

“Littlekids,124problems.”

Atthetime.Ifeltalittleangry.The125ofraisingmytwoboysdidn'tfeellittle.I

sometimesfeltoverwhelmed（不知所措的）byIheirproblemsandneeds.Still,Iknewhowto

126them.IcouldcalmmyeldersondownwithhisfavoriteCDandsmiledalhiminthe

rear-viewmirror（后视镜）.Backthen,t4fixingtheirproblems^^seemedlikemy127.1diditevery

day.And,ingeneral,Icouldfixmostthingsthatannoythem.

Thoseboysare24and22now.And,128mygrandfathersaid,theirproblemsarebigger

thantheywere20yearsago.AndonethingI'm129atthisstageofparentingishowtobeamom

whodoesn'thelpthem.Worriedaboutmyeldersonrecently,Irepeatedmy130tohim,buthe

toldmetoslop-toldmethatIwasn'tbeing131and（hatIneededtolethimbe.

Honestly,ImissthedayswhenIfeltsohelpful.ButIalsofeel132thatI'veraisedanadult

healthyenoughto133hisownlife.Andso,ina134reversal（互换），itismysonwho

nowcalmsmedown,135meandthensmilesatmefromhisrcar-vicwmirror.

121.A.boughtB.openedC.satonD.lookedfor

122.A.careB.supportC.attentionD.explanation

123.A.excitingB.encouragingC.challengingD.embarrassing

124.A.seriousB.commonC.complexD.little

125.A.valueB.difficultyC.advantageD.responsibility

126.A.ignoreB.fixC.organizeD.share

127.A.dreamB.lessonC.choiceD.job

128.A.onceB.ifC.asD.while

129.A.imaginingB.experiencingC.improvingD.learning

130.A.warningsB.excusesC.memoriesD.theories

131.A.helpfulB.youngC.intelligentD.powerful

132.A.happyB.differentC.shockedD.regretful

133.A.judgeB.manageC.saveD.change

134.A.jobB.historyC.roleD.time

135.A.acceptsB.controlsC.invitesD.comforts

（2022•辽宁锦州•高二期末）Manyyearsago,mydadwasdiagnosedwithaterminalillness.Hewas

unabletoworkat136job.Hewouldbefineforquiteawhile,butwouldthenfall

suddenly137andhavetobeadmittedtothehospital.

Hewantedtodosomethingtokeephimself138.sohedecidedtovolunteeratthelocal

childrenhospital.Mydadlovedkids.Hewouldtalktothemandplaywiththem.Sometimes,hewould

139oneofhiskids.Incertaininstances,hewouldgivecomforttothesadparentsofthese

children.

Oneofhiskidswasagirlwhohadbeenadmittedwitha140diseasethatparalyzed（使...

瘫痪）herfromtheneckdown.1don'tknowthe141ofthedisease,butIdoknowthatitwas

verysadibralittlegirl.Mydaddecidedtotrytohelpher.Hestarted142herinherroom,

bringingpaints,brushesandpaper.Hestoodthepaperup143abacking,putthepaintbrushin

hismouthandbegantopaint.Hedidn'tusehishandsatall.Onlyhisheadwouldmove.Hewouldvisither

144hecouldandpaintfbrher.Allthewhilehewouldtellher,―see,youcando

145yousetyourmindto.

Eventually,shebegantopaintusinghermouth,andsheandmydadbecamefriends.Soonafter,the

littlegirlwasdischarged（允许出院）.Mydadalso146thechildrenhospiialforalilllewhile

becausehebecameill.Sometimelateraftermydadhadrecoveredand147towork,hewasat

thevolunteercounteronedayand148thefrontdooropen.Incamethelittlegirlwhohadbeen

paralyzed,butthistimeshewaswalking.Sheranstraighttomydadandhuggedhimreallytight.Shegave

mydadapictureshehaddoneusingher149.Atthebottomitread,—thankyoufbrhelping

mewalk.

Sometimesloveismorel50thandoctors,andmydadwhodiedjustafewmonthsafter

thelittlegirlgavehimthepicturelovedeverysinglechildinthathospital.

136.A.animportantB.asteadyC.aneasyD.agood

137.A.illB.behindC.asleepD.down

138.A.wellB.wealthyC.busyD.healthy

139.A.teachB.missC.loseD.treat

140.A.specialB.curiousC.strangeD.rare

141.A.resultB.reasonC.nameD.course

142.A.observingB.drawingC.paintingD.visiting

143.A.withB.acrossC.againstD.over

144.A.withwhoeverB.wheneverC.asifD.assoo