新全国卷英语15题版本完形填空练习题一及答案解析

1、新全国卷英语15题版本完形填空练习题L阅读下面短文，从每聂所给的A、B、& D四个选项中黜可以填入空白处的最正确选项。Even- weekend, my father would go to the park to feed the homeless. I really didnt understand my fathers 1 into it. But I was glad I didnt have to 2 him: because I knew how much trouble my father had just getting everything ready.Then, one F

2、riday night I was 3 a whole wonderfiil weekend by myself again when my dad came inI need your help tomoiiow. Some 4 wont make it nPad.IcanVI 5 t but failed.When we arrived, people were already there 6 us. I was 7 that my dad knew most of them by name and even what each one needed. While my father wa

3、s feeding theni I started handing out some 8 . It was at that time thatl 9 a girl about my age was baiefoo【伏删 I looked into her clear eyes for a moment： 10 believing someone of my age could live like this. It was lucky that we took some 11 . “Thank you! she cried happily when I 12 her the shoes. I f

4、elt all 13 inside as I watched her leave.Now I U why my father did so much to help the homeless. I could 15 he loved seeing their smiles of happiness. I did too.B.developmentC.changeD. effort2.A.&ceB. standC.joinD.stopB.expectingC.wastingD.missingB.officialsC.expertsD.athletes5AdemandedB.protestedC.

5、recommendedD.addedB.laughmg atC. waiting forD.watching overB. surprisedC.annoyedD. embarrassed8AtoysB.booksC.equipmentD.dothingB.feltC.noticedD.recognizedB.deeplyC.partlyD.widdyHAshoesB.clothesC.cashD.fiirB.lentC.retuniedD.handedB.lostC.waimD.calmB.wonderedC.heardD.askedB.imagmeC.explainD.tellW雕下龌文从

6、短文后耨般的A、B、CfOD龄融电融骸默相处的雕选凰枇常 卡上榭殛涂熬It was a dark nigbt Thick, dark, gray clouds had made sure that there was do starlight or moonlight to _1 me as 1 walked out of my porch们厅）$1L I kept the porch light off because 1 didnt want to be 2 by bugs and moths（飞蚪）on this sticky 3 evening 1 stood there for a

7、while lenmg my eyes adjust to the lack of 4_.It was then, though, that 1 saw them. First one blink oflight at the far end of the followed by another and then another. I 6 ,1 recognized them at once as my firefly（童火虫）friends, my lightning bug buddies who always 7 血$ time of the yearWhen Iwas little u

8、sed to sit in the grass and watch them 8 fly around blinking on and off.l never _9 and put one m ajar as some kids did because I never wanted to hurt these messengers of light Their time on this eanh was so 10 as it was. 1 tried to enjoy them each night thewere here. It always 11 mewhen they disappe

9、ared in the fall and it always made my heart 1? when they reappeared the next summerWe are like them m a lot of ways. Our 13 here on earth is brief Often our light of love is more like on and offbhnks rather than a 14 shine. Sull, we do our best to share it and take 15 in knowing that others will be

10、 shining their light long after we are gone.lAsbowB.greetC.pleaseD.promiseB.accompaniedC, shinedD.troubledB.wmterC. springD.fallB.waterC.hghtD.airBioomC.grassiandD.roofB.cnedC.smiledD. sighed7A.wentoutB.gave outC.settled downD.showedupS A. fearfullyB. cautiouslyC.nenouslv rD.slowlvV9 A sawB.hitC.cau

11、ghtD.gotB.ttrnbleC.usefulD.bnefIlA.depressedB.surpnsedC.confusedD.exated12 A beatB.singC.moveD.uembltB.memonC.mmdD.hfeB.steadvC.bnghtD.deaiB fonC.actionD.intcrest101L雕下酶文腼文后甑躺的A、B、C和D四个选项卬:选出可以填入空白处的最隹选项。The story Tm going to tell you happened two years ago when I was in high school m Poland. I came

12、 to school early on a sunny day, I felt that there was something wrong. Students of my class were behaving 2 .1 noticed that Tom was absent from school that day. Later1 3 what hpened. Tom had got sick and had lung cancer, a very serious disease. It was J for my friends and me. I couldnt believe that

13、 this had hpened to him. He was so 5 and he was good at sports.Anyhow he had lung cancer, so he had to have a(n) 6 . It was successful. After that; he returned to school and felt very good. Twice a month he went back to the 7 for medical examinations just to make sure that everything was going well.

14、One day, the doctors noticed that the cancer had 8 to his brain. When I heard this 9 ,1 felt like bursting into【ears： Why does this 脚 pen to him? It is not 10A lot of my friends11 their faith and hope, and they even thought that there was no 12 for him tolive, but they were uiong.Tom was eager to li

15、ve, and he said: No way, Im not going to 13 .1 will fight!The doctors performed another operation on his brain. The operation 1well and now he feels great and eventhmg is fine. From Toms 15 :1 learned that whatever happens in our lives, we cant give up or lose heart.1 A. thoughB.butC.becauseD.soB.ba

16、dlyC.natufallyD.mtently3.A.x)keoutB.pointed outC. worked outD.foundoutB. frighteningC.shockingD.amusingB.humorousC.cleverD.healthy6AmoliveB.appointmentC.opportuniKD.operationB.hospitalC.accomodationD.suburbB.adjustedC.tumedD.spreadB.evidenceC.ideaD.mfomiationlO.A.&irB.perfectC.legalD.reliableHAheldB

17、.lostC.rebuiltD.keptB.wonderC.chanceD.doubtBAght offB.giveupC.giveoutD.give inB.didC.workedD.perfonnedISAmisfortuneB.achievementC.accidentD.experienceii12礴下面短文腼文后各励跆的A、B、C和D四个选项电邮何以填入f白处的最正确选项。Growing upj understood one thing about my dad: he knew everything in my teen years, he taught me things Id

18、need to know to in the real world. W,hen I moved out. I called him each week, usually when something 2 in my apartment. But after I got marrieil needed him 3 because I had my husband. Wn 1 called, our conversations J mto seven woids:uHi, Dad My dadfHi, my sweet. Heres Mom 1 loved my dal but I wonder

19、ed at times if maybe he had already everything I needed to know.This past summer, my husband and I moved in with my 6 while oui house was being repaired. Dad asked me to help him 1 the bulkhead（的堂）at their dock. As we put the new bulkhead together piece by piece, my dad knew S the right place of eve

20、nlhing we need.l felt surprised when my dad told me he 9 a summer in college building them. I never knew this/Now let me teach you howto use this saw（耨子）As he explained the 10 .1 realized that maybe its not that theres nothing left to say. Maybe its just thatlVe spent my life asking him the 11 quesu

21、ons.After we moved bacLl called my parents. Dad answered.uHi.my sweet. Here Mom.u 12 , Dad, I said11 How are you尸Ne 13 talking about the job he was doing. To anyone else s it would sound like a 14 conversation between a dad and his daughter. But to me, it was a new 15 .1 spent the fint pan of my lif

22、e needing to talk to my dad Now I talk to him because 1 want to.LAsuniveB.tmagmeC.sufferD.discover2.A stoppedB.brokeC.mterniptedD.disappeaiedJ.AmoreB.betterClessD.worse4,A.cbangedB. remainedC.cutD. summarized5 A refusedB.requiredC.madeD.shared6.A.friend$B. neighborsC.parentsD.schoolmates7.A.n?formB.

23、recallC.rebuildD.recyde8. A. speciallyB.exactlyC.actuallv VD.generallyP.AspemB.costC.paidD.tooklOA.deasionsB plansC.skdlsD.phenomena11 A. wrongB.simpleC.difficultD.awtvard12AListenB.LookC.WaitD.HelpB.took upCairned atD paused atB.normalC.aimlessD.occasional15.A.conver$auonBiealitvC.skillD.begmnmg13雕

24、下面短文从般骼觥醐A, B、ED四个窗神黜可以队效蝴最髓%I have been going to the same day camp since the fourth grade, Ifs a (d) 1 camp called Center For Talented Youth (CTY), For three years 1 2 a food science course.a fantasy writing course and a forensic (/Jg 的)science course. Aftenvards, 1 3 to do the three-week sleepawav

25、 4 at a real-life college campus.1 desired to take an essay uutmg class only 5 at a college m Upstate New York called Sycamore College. So J flew to New York alone and 6 to get myself to the Albany airport, which requires a flight transfer. 1 was very nervous to be away from my parents and my dog fo

26、r three whole 7 ,but 1 was also all excitedS typical sum er camps full ofouidoor pfun CTY i$ truly a camp for nerds (书虫)with 9 after class such as Star Wars battle with pool noodles and Harry Potter Jwpafdy p fell in love with Sycamores 10 in Saratoga Springs, New York, a tiny town I had never heard

27、 of, and didnt even 11 the time passing. Every Friday night, there was a camp-wide dance, where we all 12 in the nicest clothes we packed, shoved ourselves into a steamy college gym decorated with a few 13 and danced for hours.Whai 1 regret most is the 14 that due to the COVld-19 pandemic, I uill ne

28、ver be able to return to camp. Myfirst vear. 15didnt know it. would be my last.1 A. typicalB.anisticC.academicD.private2 . A retookB.advertisedCofferedD,和ended3AMempiedB. agreedC.decidedD.foughi4 At 第 ionB.semceC.workD.sumB.appropnateC.legalD.digital6 A happenedB.deservMC.determmedD. managed7,Aquart

29、ersB.monthsC.weeksD.vears B.UnlikeC.ExceptD. Through9.A activitiesB.novelsC. seriesD.playslO.AflatB.campusCtownDgymHA.leaveB. catchC.stopD.feel12.A.turned aroundB.dressed upC.heldonD stood byB.booksC.campsD.essavs *B.mleC.factD.belief15AlfB.althoughC.becauseDonee13.阅读下面短文版文后各题借的A、B、C和D四个颛中选出可以填入空白处的

30、摊选雕Talent can come from anywhere and anyone. Whether they:ve majored in art or were blessed with a talent from birth： any artist should be able to their gift with the world.Thats 2 what Liz Powers decided to do when she., her brother, and four local artists founded .ArtLifting. This organization hel

31、ps 3 artists achieve financial independence by selling their works on ArtLiftmgs website. Though the website features 145 artists at present, when Powers first decided to shine a light on _4 talent, she wasnt I to make such an impact.Powers was 6 to find that many gifted, artistic people 7 simple sh

32、elters. Wien ther did create ait it ended up in shelter basements. She understood that for many of these artists, 8 could provide income. They had the talent; what they 9 was a way to make it known to the wor；d. Therefore, Powers decided to set up an online 10 . It would create a real 11 between the

33、 artists and consumers who wanted original pieces for their walls.Today： ArtLifting is in 19 aties around the US, 12 artists and bringing their stones and 13 to walls around the country. Historically artists works were usually displayed in museums. Today we find that talent can take U forms. ArtLift

34、ing doesn t just sell impressive pieces; it helps artists 15 what anyone desen-es 岐得）independence, freedom and respect.lA.mixB. shareC.tiadeD.exchangeB.normallyC.exactlyD.accidentalB.politeC.busyD.homelessB friendlyC.undiscoveredD.unavoidableB.feaimgC.choosingD.fightmg6. A. scaredB.delightedC.ashame

35、dD.shocked7.A. searched forB. set upC.stayed mD.went throughB.experienceC petitionD.creationB.neededC.mindedD.promisedB.clubC.officeD. schoolHAcomparisonB.similaiityC.connectionD.gap12.A. teachingB supportingC.pityingDprotectrngB.dieamsC.pleasuresD.artworksB.regularC.differentD.popularB.requireC.jud

36、geD.admit14.阅读下面短文脆文后各题所给的A、B、C和D酌选项由黜可以埴入空白处的最正确选项。Long long ago, a wise man who lived a simple life m a village was famous throughout the country. The king heard about his stones and was impressed with the man s modest behaxior th* he invited the wise man to live with him m the 2 .The wise man wil

37、lingly accepted, which suipnsed the king, who had expected it would take 3 to persuade him to accept the invitation. 4 , the king made luxurious arrangements for his stay.To the kings greater 5 , the wise man 6 quickly and even enjoyed all the luxuries of the palace. While the king started suspectin

38、g that maybe he was cheated by the wise man, he just kept his 7 to himself and continued to 8 the wise man. A year later, the wise man was still enjoying his stay.One day, the king made up his mmd to talk to the wise man about his thoughts. He said, “When I first met you, I 9 vour lifeshie and minim

39、um needs, but what I see now is totallv the 10 Jam 11 about what is the * /J9Jl I II Idifference between you and me. The wise man smiled and said： I am 12 for you to ask this question, but I will answer you tomorrow morningThe next morning the wise man came to the king and said, “I am leaving for an

40、 unknown place. 13 you really want the answer, you will have to leave your palace, your family, your kingdom and accompany me? The king hesitated for a while, and then he said, “Yon know I can t do that!The wise man smiled and replied, Yes, I know. And that is the U between you and me. I can leave a

41、ll pleasures and comforts behind 15 I want to because I am not attached to them, but you are. I hope you have your answer now/ The king finally understood. He requested the wise man to stay on, but the man refused. As he was leaving, he said to the king, Remember, what you hold on to holds you. And

42、since I hold on to nothing, I havenothing to give up. I am forever free:IB.soC.evenD.very2.A. villageB.houseC.palaceDeityB.risksC.campaignsD.chancesB.BesidesC.HoweverD.OthenviseB. disappointmentC.reliefD.suipnse6.A.looked downB.got downC. settled downD.set down7A 也 oughtsB.notesC. spiritsD.wordsB.pr

43、edictC. supportD.obsen-eB. admittedC.attractedD admired10.A.$ameB.oppositeC.believableD.availableIlA.anxiousB. interestedC.exdtedD. confusedB. famousC.grateftilD.lateB.IfC.BecauseD.AlthoughB. experienceC.differenceD.di stance15. A. whicheverB.wherevefC.howeverD.whenever1516喇鼾面版腌文后甑畿的A、B、C和D防出肿就耐M入笆处

44、蹑住翻。IVe just read an interesting article. It says children of mothers are less likely to stick to traditional roles of male 2 and female homemakers. Kids whose mothers have jobs 3 have a better chance of success later in life.Wlien Iwas five, illness 士 me of my father. To support my family, my mum 工

45、 a full-toe job, which included long days. She my two sisters and me on her oun. My mum always tells me, Being 7 is important. Wliy? Because if you can organize your own life and make your own decisions, you can 上_ 血 anything? At 15,1 got my first part-time job; later 1 9three more. As 1 got older.

46、I realized theIQ ofdepending on myself and the amazing feeling I had when 111 to get things I wanted by myself.Watching 叫 mother work hard, I gradually developed a 12 attitude to work. That was why Iwas able to 13 myself through four years of college on my own. Luckily I received a full-time job off

47、er N before I got my degree certificate. I am 15 to my mum. She has given me so much love over the years and is thegreatest model forme.lAworkingB.thinkingC.smgleD.reliableB.breadwinneisC.hostsD. successesB.constantlyC.probablyD.fortunatelyB.convincedC.remmdedD.robbedBiefusedCofferedD.abandonedBrais

48、edC.educatedD.influencedB.confidentC.mtelligentD.consistentSAigQoreB.bearC.attamD.transformB.got throughC. took overD.tookonB.beautyC.difficuln, *D.necessitv *11 AttendedB.stmggledC.managedD.prepaiedB.relaxedC.generalD.positiveB.putCmnD.pull14.A.yet *B.stillC.evenD.again15.A.&ithfulBdoseC.subjectD.g

49、iateful1617制杆面短文从短文略撕稔的M B、ED防近明融可刷入效处糠髓耽1 played a racquetball game against my cousin Ed last week. It was one of the most _J_ 加 d tinng games Ive ever had When Ed first phoned and 上 we play, I laughed quietly, figuring on an victory.After all, Eds idea ofhas always been nothing more than lifting a

50、 fork to his mouth As long as lean remember, Eds been the least physically fn member in the family, and strangely proud of himself His big stomach has always ballooned out between his T-shirt and trousers though the family often 6 about that, Ed refused to buy a larger T-shirt or to lose weight. So

51、when Ed for our game not only with the bottom of his shin gathered inside his trousers but also with a stomach you could hardly notice, lu*a$ so surprised that I was 8_. My cousin must have made an effort to get himself into shape.As a result, at the point in our game when Id have predicted the scor

52、e to be about 9 to 1 m my favor, it was 9_ 7 to 9 - and Ed was 10 , The sudden realization was painful. Wt 11 to play like two mad men. When the score was 16 up J was having serious 12 about staying alive until 21 years old, M alone that many points. When the game finally endedr both of us were lyin

53、g flat on our backs, too tired to 1J . In a way, I think we both won: 1 the game, but cousin Ed my 15 .lA.encouragmgB. surprisingC.hopelessD.regular2 AsuggestedB.mentionedC.persuadedD.declaredB.unexpectedC.easyDearly4 A.exeraseB.preparationCjoyD. fitness5.A.Hme-$avmgB fortableC.suitableD. effort-mak

54、ingB.forgotC.quarre；edD.joked/.A.setoutB.gotreadyC.arnvedD.retumedS.A.nenousB.curiousC.carelessD. speechless9Ami$takenlyB.thenC.msteadD.naturallyB mgC.waitmgD.countingILA.pretendedB. stoppedC.continuedD.decidedB.doubtsC.situationsD.problemsB pletmgC.receivingD.keepmgB. startC.sleepD.move1 S.A. frien

55、dshipB.respectC.supportD favor1718赚下面短文从短文后浦所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中.融可以埴入空白处的晶髓项。A man was employed to paint a boat. He brought paint and and began to paint the boat as the owner wanted. While painting, he 2 there was a hole in the body of the boat and decided to repair it. When he finished painting, he rec

56、eived his 3 and left.The next day: the owner of the boat visited the painter and J him a cheque（支票）,much higher than what he was paid for the painting work. The painter was 5 .Youve already paid me for painting the boat sir! he said.“This is not for the paint job. Its fonepainng the 6 m the boat.”“A

57、fai But it was such a small service. the man said. Certainly its not worth paying me so much money for something so 7 ;uMy dear fnend/ the owner said, “You don-t understand. Let me tell you 8 happened. Wlien I asked you to paint the boat I 9 to mention the hole. Wien the boat dned： my kids took it a

58、nd 10 a fishing trip. They did not know that there was a hole there. 1 was not at home at the time. So when I 11 and noticed they had taken the boat I was hopeless. Imagine my relief and 12 when I saw them retunung safely from fishing .“Then. I examined the boat and found that you had repaired the h

59、ole! You now see what you did0- You 13 the life of my children1Each of us has a moral duty to offer help, wipe tears, listen carefully and repair all the hole we U in our hfe journey： because a small act will make a big 15 in the future.B.bmshesC.kmvesD.pensB.heardC. sensedD.noticedB.paintC.bnishD.f

60、isbB.cookedC.gaveD.tookB.disappointedC.embairassedD.suiprisedB.chairCpaddle（桨）D.pictureB.smaliC.greatD.rudeB.whyC.whatD.how9. A. stoppedB.regrettedC.rememberedD.foigotB.went awayC.went overD.went throughHAdroveB. sharedC.rwardedD.retumed12Abe liefBjoyC. sadnessD.wonyB.hurtC brokeD. designedB e inC e