高考英语一轮总复习完型填空专题专练

1、高考英语总复习-完型填空专题辅导专练阅读下面各短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。第一篇We believe that children inevitably（不可避免地）make 36 .At first, they 37 some 38 truth and honesty. A boy has 39 a glass, and 40 his mistake, he is most likely scolded 41 of being praised by his 42 . And when a 43 confesses(admits) that he

2、 played truant (逃学)44 time ,he is usually 45 not to do that again another time by his teacher. 46the child loses the 47 to tell the truth. 48 the contrary, he feels it 49 to tell lies: at 50 he can escape being 51 here and now. And at last, he 52 that to tell lies is somehow a good 53 to get rid of

3、trouble. 54 long the parents and the 55 will be complaining that 56 child is always 57 , but they 58 realize that it is 59 who have brought 60 on the child.36. A. mistakes B. apologies C. fun D. trouble 37.A. havent B. do have C. do D. dont have 38. pride in B. pleasure in C. interest in D. fun in39

4、. A. bought B. moved C. broken D. used40. A. realized B. admitted C. found D. accepted41. A. hearing B. because C. instead D. in spite42. A. brothers B. sisters C. classmates D. parents43. A. boy B. girl C. child D. pupil44. A. on B. one C. in D. that45. A. hoped B. warned C. encouraged D. practiced

5、46. A. Suddenly B. Probably C. Gradually D. Successfully47.A. hoped B. strength C. courage D. spirit48. A . on B. in C. for D. to49. A. useless B. helpful C. impossible D. wrong50. A. least B. most C. home D. school51. A. beaten B. criticized C. scolded D. punished52. A. wishes B. wants C. proves D.

6、 concludes53. A. excuse B. reason C. way D. cause54. A. How B. Before C. So D. Not55. A. teacher B. schoolmates C. brothers D. sisters56. A. a B. his C. the D. certain57. A. playing truant B. breaking glasses C. being punished D. lying58. A. sometimes B. Seldom C. little D. few59. A. they B. themsel

7、ves C. parents D. teachers60. A. this B. up C. them D. mistakes第二篇About 500 people came to the fight. They wanted to see Sugar Lee. They wanted to see what was left 36 him after 20 years of fighting.In round two, they saw, a right 37 put Sugar down. He rolled over, trying to 38.“Get up, you Sugar ma

8、n!” the man next to Walt 39 .“Four,” the referee(裁判) 40 elder Sugar.“He 41 get up”, the man said to Walt.“Five”.“He was fighting 42 you were born, young man”.The man said, “ I remember when he was 43”.“Six”.Sugars body was still on the 44.“ Seven”.“He 45 fighting “, the man said.“ He 46 a lot of mon

9、ey. Maybe he spent most of it. But he should have 47 left. No one can 48 forever.” “Eight.”“Get up! ” the man called and then turned 49 to Walt. “He had a beautiful 50. She used to be at all of Sugars fights.”“ 51”. “Maybe she left him,” the man said, “ 52 maybe she got tired of seeing him 53.”“Ten”

10、. “Maybe she 54”. Walt said. Then he got up and started 55 the ring. He was 56 ,too.He did not like to see his 57 beaten in fight after fight. But most of all, he did notlike 58 about Sugar being good. Those were the words that kept this old man 59. Those were the words that might 60 this old man so

11、meday.36. A. for B. of C. out D. to37. A. hand B. arm C. foot D. leg 38. A. fight back B. lie down C. get up D. run away39. A. called B. said C. whispered D. spoke40. A. called at B. encouraged C. counted D. judged41. A. may B. can C. must D. should42. A. after B. before C. until D. when43. A. good

12、B. young C. shy D. thin44. A. field B. floor C. ground D. grass45. A. should stop B. must stop C. should have stopped D. must have stopped46.A. kept B. left C. made D. saved47. A. little B. much C. none D. some48. A. live B. fight C. exist D. win49. A. again B. back C. off D. on50. A. nurse B. frien

13、d C. daughter D. wife51. A. Hurry up B. Get up C. Nine D. Right52. A. And B. But C. Or D. So53. A. beaten B. hit C. struck D. wounded54. A. could B. did C. got D. was55. A. for B. off C. out D. with56. A. angry B. disappointed C. interesting D. tired57. A. father B. mother C. uncle D. aunt58. A. agr

14、ee B. hear C. talk D. quarrel59. A. talking B. fighting C. working D. waiting60. A. help B. praise C. surprise D. kill第三篇 Good Heart to Lean onMore than I realized , Dad has helped me keep my balance .When I was growing up , I was embarrassed (尴尬的) to be seen with my father . He was severely disable

15、d and very 36 , and when we would walk together , his hand on my arm for 37 , people would stare . I would inwardly feel uncomfortable at the unwanted 38 .If he ever noticed or was bothered , he never 39 that he knew .It was 40 to coordinate (cooperate ) our stepshis hesitant , mine impatientand bec

16、ause of that , we didnt 41 much as we went along . But as we started out , he always said , “You set the 42 . I will try to follow you .”Our usual walk was to or from the subway , which was 43 he got to work . He went to work despite illness and nasty weather . He almost never missed a day , and wou

17、ld 44 it to the office even if others could not . A matter of 45 .He never talked about himself as an object of pity , nor did he show any envy of the more fortunate or 46 . What he looked for 47 others was a “good heart ,” and if he found one , the 48 was good enough for him .Now that I am older ,

18、I believe that his idea is a proper 49 by which to judge people , even though I 50 dont know exactly what a “good heart” is . 51 I know the times I dont have one myself .He has been gone many years now , but I think of him often . I wonder if he 52 I was unwilling to be seen with him during our 53 .

19、 Now that I am older , Im sorry that I never told him how sorry I was for my feeling 54 to be with him in public and how unworthy I felt to be his daughter . I think of him when I complain about trifles (something unimportant ), when I am envious of anothers good fortune , and when I dont possess a

20、“good heart” .At such times I put my hand on his arm to 55 my balance , and say , “You set the pace . I will try to follow you .”36Astrong Benergetic Cshort Dhandsome37Abalance Bstrength Ccomfort Dcourage38Acare BattentionCsituationDfriendship39AhopedBfoundClikedDshowed40AeasyBdifficultCpossibleDnec

21、essary41AseeBpayCsayDgive42AruleBtimeCstepDpace43AhowBwhyCwhenDwhere44AgetBmakeCtakeDwalk45AjoyBfaithCbeliefDpride46ArichBsuccessfulCableDhardworking47AonBinCatDwith48AownerBkeeperCwinnerDother49AmethodBvalueCstandardDlevel50AyetBalsoCeverDstill51AAndBButCNowDThen52AsensedBsmelledCagreedDrecognized5

22、3AwalksBtalksCstaysDvisits54AafraidBproudCashamedDdisappointed55AfindBkeepCrefillDregain第四篇One day, an expert in time management was speaking to a group of students. To drive his 36 home, he used an illustration（演示）those students will never 37 .“Okay, now watch carefully”, and then he pulled out a w

23、ide-mouth jar and set it on the 38 in front of him. He also 39 about a dozen fist-sized rocks and carefully 40 them, one at a time, into the jar.When the jar was filled to the 41 and no more rocks would 42 inside, he asked, “Is this jar full?” Everyone in the class answered, “Yes.”The expert replied

24、, “Really?” He 43 under the table and pulled out a bucket of small stones. He dropped some 44 and then asked the group once more, “Is the jar full?”By this time the class was on to him. “ 45 ”one of them answered carefully.“Good!” he replied, and then brought out a bucket of sand. He started dumping

25、(dropping) the sand in the jar and it 46 into all of the 47 left between the rocks and the small stones. 48 he asked the question, “Is this jar full?” “No!” the class shouted.“Good.” Then he looked at the class and asked, “What is the point of this illustration?”One 49 student raised his hand and sa

26、id, “The point is, no matter how 50 your schedule（时间表）is, if you 51 really hard you can always fit some more things in it!”“ 52 .” the speaker replied. “Thats not the point. The 53 this illustration teaches us is: If you dont put the big rocks in first, youll never get them in 54 .”What are the big

27、rocks in your 55 ? Then, put those in your jar first.36AtimeBpointCexampleDspeech37AunderstandBrememberCrealizeDforget38AboardBchairCfloorDtable39AshapedBformedCproducedDperformed40AdroppedBthrewCdrewDplaced41AsurfaceBedgeCtopDend42Afix BfitCfillDfeed43AreachedBextendedCfetchedDinched44AoffBdownCout

28、Din45ANo wayBProbably notCOf courseDCertainly is46AenteredBbrokeCwentDcame47AspacesBareasCplacesDrooms48AOnce or twiceBOnce moreCAll at once DOnce in a while49Anervous BimpatientCanxiousDeager50AfullBwholeCentireDthorough51AworkBtryCthinkDact52AMaybeBNeverCOkayDNo53AmeansBfactCtruthDreality54Aafter

29、allBabove all Cat allDand all55AlifeBtimeCwayDyear 第五篇 The Price of a DreamI grew up poor living with my wonderful mother . We had little money , but plenty of love and attention . I was 36 and energetic . I understood that no matter how poor a person was , he could still 37 a dream .My dream was 38

30、 . By the time I was sixteen , I started playing baseball . I could throw a ninety-mile-per-hour fastball and 39 anything that moved on the football field . I was also 40 ; My high school coach was John , who not only believed in me , but also taught me 41 to believe in myself . He 42 me the differe

31、nce between having a dream and remaining true to that dream . One particular 43 with Coach John changed my life forever .A friend recommended (suggested ) me for a summer job . This meant a chance for money in my pocketmoney for a new bike , new clothes and the 44 of savings for a house for my mothe

32、r . Then I realized I would have to 45 up summer baseball to handle the work schedule , and that meant I would have to tell John I wouldnt be playing .When I told John , he was 46 as I expected him to be . “You have your whole life to work ,” He said . “Your 47 days are limited . You cant afford to

33、waste them .” I stood before him with my head 48 , trying to think of the 49 that would explain to him why my dream of buying my mom a house and having money in my pocket was worth facing his 50 in me .“How much are you going to make at this job, son?” He asked.“3.5 dollars an hour,” I replied . “We

34、ll,” he asked , “is $3.5 an hour the price of a dream?”That simple question made 51 for me the difference between 52 something right now and having a 53 . I decided myself to play sports that summer and 54 the year I was hired by the Pittsburgh Pirates to play baseball , and was 55 a $20,000 contrac

35、t (agreement ). In 1999, I bought my mother the house of my dream !36AhappyBpolite Cshy Dhonest 37Alive Bafford Cmake Dneed 38Aathletics BmusicCbusinessDmoney 39Akick Bplay CpassDhit 40Aright Bpopular Clucky Dconfident 41Ahow Bwhy CwhenDwhether 42Agave Btaught CbroughtDasked43AaccidentBmatterCproble

36、mDexperience44AaimBideaCstartDpurpose45AkeepBendCgiveDpick46AmadBmournfulCfrightenedDshameful47AlivingBplayingCworkingDlearning48AmovingBnoddingCshakingDhanging49AanswersBexcusesCwordsDways50AsadnessBregretChopelessnessDdisappointment51AdirectBclearCstraightDbare52AwantingBchangingCdreamingDenjoying

37、53AwishBgoalCscoreDdesire54AbyBforCoverDwith55ApaidBgotCofferedDpresented第六篇 My First DayI was still shy in the presence of a crowd. And my first day at the new 36 made me a laughing stock of the classroom. I was sent to the blackboard to write my 37 . I knew my name, and knew how to write it, but s

38、tanding at the blackboard with the 38 of so many pupils on my back made me 39 inside and I was unable to write a single letter. “Write your name, ”the teacher called to me. I 40 the white chalk to the blackboard and, as I was about to write, my mind went blank；I could not remember my name, 41 the fi

39、rst letter. Somebody laughed and I became 42 .“Just forget us and write your name, ”the teacher called and walked to my side, 43 at me to give me confidence.“Whats your name?”she asked. “Richard, ”I 44 .“Then write it. ”I turned to the blackboard and lifted my hand to write, but then I was 45 again.

40、 I tried to 46 my senses but I could remember nothing. I realized how totally I was 47 and I grew weak and leaned my hot forehead 48 the cold blackboard. The room burst into a loud 49 and my muscles froze. I sat and 50 myself. Why did I always appear so dumb 51 I was called upon to perform in a crow

41、d? I knew how to write as well as any other pupil in the classroom, and there was no 52 I could read better than any of them, and I could talk 53 when I was sure of myself. Then why did strange 54 make me freeze? I sat with my ears and neck 55 , hearing the pupils around me whisper, hating myself. 3

42、6A. school B. house C. office D. lab37A. address B. name C. website D. hobby38A. presence B. pressure C. eyes D. smiles39A. freeze B. struggle C. fall D. think40A. took B. picked C. carried D. lifted41A. still B. ever C. even D. also42A. delighted B. nervous C. disappointed D. angry43A. pointing B.

43、looking C. smiling D. waving44A. whispered B. explained C. shouted D. nodded45A. empty B. stupid C. quiet D. blank46A. form B. collect C. make D. catch47A. fighting B. feeling C. failing D. falling48A. by B. before C. from D. against49A. laugh B. noise C. cry D. cheer50A. calmed B. hid C. comforted

44、D. blamed51A. where B. that C. when D. as52A. need B. doubt C. wonder D. use53A. correctly B. anxiously C. clearly D. freely54A. faces B. teachers C. places D. classrooms55A. shaking B. suffering C. burning D. hurting第七篇It was a normal summer night. humidity(潮湿) hung in the thick air. The only sound

45、 was my sisters heavy 1 from the bed next to me. I couldnt go to 2 , partly because of my cold and partly because of my 3 for the next day. My mum had said that tomorrow was going to be a 4 . Sweat stuck to my aching body. Finally, I gathered enough 5 to sit up. I looked out of my small window into

46、the night. There was a big bright 6 hanging in the sky, giving off a magic glow. My sister turned over as though she was as light as air. Why could she sleep soundly? Why wasnt she 7 too? Did she know about tomorrow? I couldnt stand the 8 anymore, so I did what I always do to make myself feel better

47、. I went to the 9 and picked up my toothbrush and toothpaste. Pouring the red paste onto the brush, I cleaned back and forth, up and down. Then I walked downstairs to look for some 10 of movement, some life. Gladiator, my cat, 11 me as he meowed(猫叫)his sad song. He was on the old orange couch, 12 on

48、 his front legs, waiting for something to happen. He looked at me as if to say, Im 13 , pet me. I need a good hug. Even the couch begged me to sit on it. In one movement I settled down onto the soft couch. This couch 14 my birth, my parents marriage, and hundreds of other little 15 . As I held Gladi

49、ator, my heart started beating heavily. My mind was 16 with questions: Whats life? Am I really alive? Are you listening to me? Every time I moved my hand down Gladiators body, I had a 17 thought; each touch sang a different song. I forgot all about the 18 and the next days surprise. The 19 was so fu

50、ll of warmth and silence that I sank into its arms. Falling asleep with the big cat in my arms, I felt all my worries 20 move away. 1.A. murmuring B. breathing C. crying D. thinking 2.A. sleep B. work C. study D. rest 3.A. worries B. plans C. arrangements D. expectations 4.A. surprise B. hope C. suc

51、cess D. failure 5.A. energy B. ideas C. strength D. stamps 6.A. cloud B. star C. sun D. moon 7.A. worrying B. sweating C. sleeping D. speaking 8.A. silence B. cold C. pressure D. pain 9.A. bedroom B. kitchen C. bathroom D. waiting-room 10.A. sights B. signs C. signals D. notices 11.A. interested B.

52、pleased C. reminded D. frightened 12.A. standing up B. keeping up C. sitting down D. sitting up 13.A. lonely B. lovely C. friendly D. lively 14.A. proved B. represented C. helped D. attended 15.A. people B. animals C. events D. pets 16.A. flooded B. troubled C. satisfied D. knocked 17.A. strange B. difficult C. new D. noble 18.A. cold B. mind C. time D. h