高二英语完型填空专项练习VIP

高二完型填空专项练习第一篇Istillrememberthatdayclearly.Izippedpastmyfathercleaningthetable.Secondslater，Izippedpasthimagain.Minuteslater，Iwas1wrappingAllyson’sbirthdaygiftswhileorderinga2forhercomingparty.AssoonasIfinishedthe3，IglancedupandmetDad’sdisapprovinglook.“Youaretoo4andstressed，honey，”hesaid，sittinginachair，watchingThePriceIsRight.“Youneedto5andenjoylifealittlemore.”Hewas6.Andatthatmoment，IrealizedIhadbeentotally7Dadinordertofinishallofthe8onmyto­dolist.AllDadwantedmetodowassitdownandspendsometimewithhim.9Idid.Iknewthepresent­wrappingcould10，andthecakecouldbeorderedlater.IsatdownandwatchedThePriceIsRightwithDad.Itwashis11.Welaughedandtalked.I’mso12thatIdidn’tmissthatspeciallasttimewithmydad13thatto­dolist.Daddy14afewmonthslater，buthiswordsofwisdomremainwithme.WhenIamwritingnon­stop，tryingto15abooksoonorattemptingtocleantheentirehouseatonce，I’llrememberDad’s16.Actually，the17willalwaysbe，butspecialtimewithpeopleyou18canslipbyquickly.Sowatchashowwithyourparents.Playagamewithyourkids.Takealongromanticwalkwithyour19.Eachofthem20alottoyouandtheyaremoreimportantthanotherthings.第二篇Iusedtohaterunning.Itseemedtoohard，andpushingoutsidemycomfort1wasnotsomethingIwasraisedtodo.Infact，Iwouldn’thavebecomea(n)2ifitweren’tformyhusbandCharles.Hehadbeena3competitiverunnerformanyyears.Afterourmarriage，hewouldn’tstoptalkingabouthowmuchhe4it.Sohepickeditupagain，andafteraboutayear，Istartedtojoinhimatthe5.Justafewweekslater，Charlessignedusbothupforafive­kilometerrace.I6aboutdoingit.Itwastoosoon.Butonraceday，thereIwas.Thegunwentoff.Thousandsofrunners7.Thefirstkilometerwastough.Iwasalreadybreathing8andpainfullyawareofthegroupofrunners9pastme.AfteranotherminuteIsawthethree­kilometer10.AllIcouldthinkofwasthatIwas11.Iroundedacorner，andsawbothsidesofthestreet12withpeoplewatchingtherace，allcheeringtherunnerson.I13mylegstokeepgoing.ThenIlookedupandsawtheclock.The14tickingawaygavemeanincentive(助力)．IknewthatifIhad15finishedthisraceIwouldhaveachievedsomething.So，I16up，andkickedit.Ihadmyarms17higherwhenIpassedthroughthefinishline.Avolunteerputa(n)18aroundmyneck.“Youdidgreat!I’msoproudofyou！”CharleswasthrilledthatI’d19.“Thatwasamazing!Iwanttodoanotherrace.”Iproudlyhuggedmymedalaswestartedtowalktothepost­racefestivities.Mylungsandmycomfortzoneboth20.第三篇“Kevin，wearegettingadivorce，”saidmymother.Myheartplunged(急降)．Iwas9yearsoldandIthoughtthatmylifewasgoingto1.MybrotherandIweregoingtomovewithmymothertosouthernCalifornia.Mydadwasto2inNewJerseybecauseofwork.Myfamilywassplittingapart.Nowthatmymomisasingleparent，Idomyown3，makedinneranddoextrachoresaroundthehouse.4itwashardatfirst，Inowrecognizethepositive5thatthisresponsibilityhadonme.Mymothergavemethese6anddutiessothatIwouldlearntobecomeself­disciplined(自律的)andtrustworthy.Istrivetodisplaythese7inallaspectsofmylifeandhaveseenthebenefits.WhenIwasonly11yearsold，my8toldmethathewasselectingmeassoccerteamcaptainbecauseofmydeterminationandabilitytogetmyteammatesto9themselves.We10thechampionship，butIwonthefairplayawardforkeepingmyteamtogether.IamalwaysdeterminedtobeanindividualandnottoparticipateinanythingthatIfeelis11.Iam，forexample，extremely12ofmydecisionnottodrinkalcohol.Personally，Idon’tfeeltheneedtodrinktohavefun，andIstandbymydecisionevenwhenotherstryto13me.Mymomanddadbothfoundnew14andhappilyremarried.Iam15closetomyfather，eventhoughhelives4,800kmaway.Ithoughtmyparents’divorcewasgoingtobetheworstthingthat16happenedtome.Ironically(讽刺的是)，itturnedouttobethe17.Iwasn’twillingtoletit18mylifewithoutputtingupafight，andneitherwasmyfamily.Atage9，Istruggledwiththeconfusionand19ofdivorce.Today，atage16，Iunderstandthat20canbringopportunityandsuccess，andthathardwork，determinationandself­disciplinecanturnyourworsttimeintoyourbesttime.第四篇CeciliaChiangdiedonWednesdayatherhomeinSanFrancisco.Shewas100.HerSanFranciscorestaurant，theMandarin，1Americandinersinthe1960stotherichnessand2ofauthenticChinesecuisine.MsChiangwasbornina3family.Whenshewaslittle，childrenwerenotallowedinthe4，butshepaidcloseattentionontripstothe5marketswithhermotherandlistenedcarefullyas6instructionsweregiventothecooks.Afterherparentsdied，she7thefamilybusinessinherteens.AftertheJapaneseoccupiedBeijingin1937，shewas8tojoinrelativesinChongqing，whereshemarriedChiangLiang，aprofessor.MsChiangsailedtoSanFranciscoin1959tohelphersister.Thereshemettwowomenwhowantedto9arestaurantthat10Chinesediets.Later，whenthetwowomen11，MsChiangdecidedtoopenarestaurantherself.Theearlydayswere12butlittlebylittle，customerscame13forhotandsoursoupandpan­friedpotstickers.Oneevening，HerbCaen，thepopularcolumnistforTheChronicle，14attherestaurant.Ina15column，HerbCaen16it“alittlehole­in­the­wall”thatwasoffering“someofthebestChinesefoodeastofthePacific”．Overnightthe17werefilled.TheMandarinwasonitsway.In1968，MsChiangmovedtherestaurantto18quarters，whereshecould19300diners.“IthinkI20whataveragepeopleknowaboutChinesefood，”MsChiangtoldTheChroniclein2007，“Theydidn’tknowChinawassuchabigcountry.”第五篇Teachablemomentsdon’talwayshappenintheclassroom.Lastweek，aheadmasterwaspraisedforhisabilitytolookbeyondthe1togiveastudentalesson.WhenAnthonyMoorewassenttoheadmasterJasonSmith’sofficefor2totakeoffhishat，Smithknewsomethingwas3.Theboyexplainedhewasawkwardbyhisterrible4.“Hedidn’tsay5out，butIfeellikehejustdidn’twanttobe6byhisclassmates，”Smithsaid.Ratherthansimplysendingtheboyhomefor7theschoolcode，Smithputforwarda8.He’dfixthe9cuthimself.Heshowedthephotosofhissonwhosehairheskillfullycut，theboy10.Bravingtheheavywintersnows，Smithdrovehometogethistoolsandthenheadedbackto11theboy’shair.Everythingdone，theboymadean12forhisbehavior.Andfeelingbetterabouthimself，Moorewas13enoughtoreturntoclass.Sincethen，theboyfrequently14theofficetotalkabouthisday.“W