挑战练10 完形填空(20题)1(原卷版)-2020-2021学年下学期高一英语期末题型挑战练(全国通用)

2020~2021学年下学期高一英语期末题型挑战练(全国通用)10完形填空(20题)11Yearsago,ifateenagerhadsomeproblemsinherlife,shemightgohomeandwriteinherdiary.Now,ateenagerwith1problemsmightgoontotheInternetandwriteabouthisproblemsinablog.Inmanywaysadiaryandablogarevery2.So,whatmakesbloggingdifferentfromwritingin3diary?Thebiggestdifferenceisthatbloggingismuchmore4thanadiary.Usually,ateenagertreatshisdiarylikeabookfullof5thathedoesnotwantto6.It’sinterestingthatsomeonewhowritesinablog7adiarywillprobablywritenearlythesameinformation.Ihavealittlesister,andsometimesIgoonlinetoreadher8.Shewritesaboutthingslikewakingupearlyforswimmingpracticeandnotstudyingenoughforherchemistrytest.9Iwasherage,Iwroteaboutthesamethings,but10inmydiary.Then,afterIhadfinishedwriting,IwouldhidemydiaryinasecretplacebecauseIwas11thatmysistermightreadit!Thebiggest12withbloggingisthatanyonecanreadwhatyouwrite.IfIwasangrywithafriendduringhighschoolandwrotesomething13aboutherinmydiary,shewouldneverknow!14,ifmysistereverwrotesomethingbadaboutafriend,thatfriend15readherblogandgeta“cry”.Therearealso16toblogging,ofcourse.IfIfeltsadonedayandwroteinmydiary,“Nobodycaresaboutme,”17wouldknowaboutit.However,ifmysisterwrotethesamesentenceinherblog,herbestfriendswould18respondandtellherhowmuchthey19her.Blogshelppeople20intouchwiththeirfriendsandknowwhatthepeoplearoundthemaredoing.1.A.thesame B.embarrassing C.difficult D.daily2.A.familiar B.special C.similar D.ordinary3.A.apersonal B.anordinary C.acommon D.atraditional4.A.attractive B.public C.convenient D.quick5.A.thoughts B.puzzles C.mysteries D.secrets6.A.tell B.share C.publish D.solve7.A.insteadof B.aswellas C.infavorof D.inspiteof8.A.blog B.diary C.report D.web9.A.Although B.Since C.When D.Because10.A.only B.already C.still D.never11.A.angry B.aware C.glad D.worried12.A.problem B.doubt C.trouble D.mistake13.A.pleasant B.wrong C.bad D.funny14.A.Besides B.However C.Therefore D.Then15.A.should B.will C.must D.might16.A.reasons B.disadvantages C.shortcomings D.advantages17.A.everyone B.noone C.anyone D.someone18.A.happily B.especially C.quickly D.particularly19.A.like B.miss C.need D.help20.A.lose B.stay C.get D.find2PamBales,anexperiencedhiker,steppedontosnow-coveredJewellTrail.ThehikeupthelowerpartofJewellwas21.Butlessthananhourlater，theweatherwasshowingitsteeth.Balesbeganto22callingitaday.Thenshenoticedsomething:asinglesetof23inthesnowaheadofher.She'dbeen24uncleartracksalldayandhadn'tgiventhemmuch25,becausesomanypeopleclimbJewellTrail.Butthese,asavolunteeroftheValleySearchandRescueTeam,she26，hadbeenmadebyapairofsneakers,whichwassurelynotforthiskindoftrail.Strongwindscreamed，and27wasjusthoursaway.28Balescontinuedtofollowthetracks,she'dadd29tothejourney.Butthetracksaheadmeantsomeonemightbe30Shecouldnotletthisgo.Shesilentlyscoldedtheabsenthikerfor31normalsafetyrulesandstruggledtowalkcarefullyinthedirectionofthetracks.Afterabouttracksto30yards,sheroundedacornerandsawamansittingmotionless.Heworetennissneakersandalightjacket.Shecheckedhimforanysignof32.Therewasnone.Baleshadbeentrainedinsearchandrescueandknewthathewashypothermic（体温过低的）andwould33soonifhedidn'tgetoutofthere.Themansaidhehadlosthiswayandwasextremely34.Balesbroughtapairofsoft-shellpants，awinterhat，andajacketfromherpack.Shehelpedtheman35thewarm，drylayersontohisbodyandofferedhimsomehotcocoa.36hestood.Sheofferedcontinuousencouragement—“Keepgoing!You'redoinggreat."Justbefore6p.m.,theyarrivedatthetrailheadvery37.Herclimbuptothespotwhereshe38themanhadtakenaboutfourhours.Twohourshadpassedsincethen.Aweeklater，thepresidentofBales'rescuegroupreceivedaletterinthemail.Itread：“OnSundayOctober17,1wentupmytrail,Jewell.Weatherwastobebad.ButwithoutthinkingtoomuchIwasdressedtogoquickly.NextthingIknewthisladywastalkingtome,changingmyclothes，makingmewarmer.Shejustkept39me.Finally,IlearnedhernamewasPam.Theentiretimeshetreatedmewithcompassion（同情心），confidence,andonehundredpercentcommitment..."InthenineyearssinceshesavedJohn,Baleshasbecomesomethingofahikinglegend（传奇人物）.It'sa(n)40sheneversoughtorwanted,butoneshecertainlyhasearned.21.A.pleasant B.boring C.long D.unforgettable22.A.comeabout B.thinkabout C.bringabout D.knowabout23.A.clothes B.footprints C.gloves D.tools24.A.recording B.covering C.following D.leaving25.A.response B.expectation C.hope D.thought26.A.remembered B.suggested C.admitted D.realized27.A.success B.freedom C.darkness D.disaster28.A.If B.Though C.Because D.Unless29.A.information B.interest C.pain D.risk30.A.intouch B.incontrol C.indoubt D.introuble31.A.knowing B.making C.breaking D.judging32.A.injury B.life C.power D.loss33.A.die B.escape C.wake D.recover34.A.sleepy B.starving C.cold D.concerned35.A.pick B.bring C.pull D.carry36.A.Unwillingly B.Slowly C.Immediately D.Nervously37.A.upset B.stressed C.tired D.scared38.A.treated B.observed C.protected D.located39.A.encouraging B.praising C.excusing D.instructing40.A.option B.fortune C.opportunity D.title3IwassixwhenIjoinedmyfatherandtwoelderbrothersatsunriseinthefieldsofOkla.41thetimeIwaseightIwashelpingDadfixupoldfurniture.HegavemeacentforeverynailI42outofoldboards.Igotmyfirst43job,atJM'sRestaurantintown,whenIwas12.Mymainresponsibilitieswere44tablesandwashingdishes,45sometimesIhelpedcook.EverydayafterschoolIwould46toJM'sandworkuntilten.EvenonSaturdaysI47fromtwountileleven.Atthatageitwasdifficultgoingtoworkand48myfriendsrunofftoswimorplay.Ididn'tnecessarilylikework,butIlovedwhatworking49metohave.Becauseofmy50wasalwaystheonebuyingwhenmyfriendsandIwenttothelocalTasteFreeze.Thismademe51.WordthatIwastrustworthyandhard-working52aroundtown.Alocalclothingstoreofferedmecredit53Iwasonlyinseventhgrade.Iimmediately54a$68sportscoatanda$22pairofshoes.Iwas55only65centsanhour,andIalreadyowedthestorekeeper$90!SoIlearned56thedangerofeasycredit.Ipaidit57assoonasIcould.Myfirstjobtaughtmeself-control,responsibilityandbroughtmea58ofpersonalsatisfactionfewofmyfriendshadexperienced.Asmyfather,59workedthreejobs,oncetoldme,“Ifyou60sacrificeandresponsibility,therearenotmanythingsinlifeyoucan'thave.”Howrighthewas.41.A.Before B.Within C.when D.By42.A.pulled B.put C.picked D.pressed43.A.usual B.real C.main D.particular44.A.sweeping B.packing C.clearing D.emptying45.A.or B.so C.but D.even46.A.head B.turn C.change D.move47.A.studied B.worked C.played D.slept48.A.helping B.having C.watching D.letting49.A.asked B.told C.promised D.allowed50.A.study B.power C.age D.job51.A.proud B.friendly C.lucky D.hopeful52.A.made B.got C.flew D.carried53.A.although B.while C.if D.since54.A.sold B.borrowed C.charged D.wore55.A.keeping B.making C.paying D.taking56.A.gradually B.greatly C.hardly D.early57.A.out B.over C.away D.off58.A.point B.level C.part D.sign59.A.he B.that C.who D.whoever60.A.understand B.demand C.offer D.fear4CraigFosterisadiverandwildlifefilmmaker.Oncehewas61incoldwaterswhenhesawanoctopus(章鱼),anunbelievably62creaturewithmanybehaviorsunknowntoscience,hidingundershellsandstones.63,hebeganfollowingherwithoutanydisturbance.Forweeksshe64him,after26daysofclosewatching,65,theoctopusrealizedCraigwasnotadanger,buta(n)66.She67andallowedCraigintoherlife.BothCraigandtheoctopusenjoyedamutual(相互的)learningandexploration.Beforecomingacrosstheoctopus,Craigwasonceinadarkandstressfulperiod.“Iwas68.Tohelpmyselfout,IfeltlikeIneededtobeintheocean,mygo-to(必去的)happyplaceasachild.Luckily,theoctopus,myfriend,broughtakindof69inmyheart,”herecalled.NowCraigregardsthisdailydiving70asawayofdealingwiththedepressionthatoncelefthim71anddisconnected.Heisableto72intimate(亲密)momentsofthisoctopus’shortlifebyspendingtwohours73hereverysingledayforayear.“EverytimeIinteract(互动)withher,it’s74andhealing,becauseshehas75inme.Ifyougainhertrust,shewillallowyoutostepintohersecretworld,”hesaid.Divinghimselfintothisfreezingunderwaterworldhas76calmedhimdown.Overtheyears,otheranimalshaveofferedtomakecontact,butnothinghas77tohis“once-in-a-lifetime”78withtheoctopus.Craigsaysthegreatest79shehastaughthimisthathumansarenotsimple80,butpartofthenaturalworld.61.A.swimming B.surfing C.diving D.fishing62.A.shy B.confident C.outgoing D.ambitious63.A.Frightened B.Touched C.Embarrassed D.Overjoyed64.A.learnedfrom B.keptawayfrom C.turnedto D.gavewayto65.A.otherwise B.furthermore C.however D.therefore66.A.colleague B.assistant C.organizer D.friend67.A.reachedout B.triedout C.gaveout D.testedout68.A.hesitating B.preparing C.pretending D.struggling69.A.anxiety B.peace C.disappointment D.astonishment70.A.campaign B.competition C.routine D.regulation71.A.lonely B.lively C.ashamed D.surprised72.A.discuss B.record C.imagine D.explain73.A.guiding B.seizing C.following D.predicting74.A.promising B.annoying C.disturbing D.inspiring75.A.confidence B.satisfaction C.suspect D.respect76.A.strangely B.successfully C.narrowly D.occasionally77.A.contributed B.referred C.compared D.responded78.A.appointment B.connection C.celebration D.agreement79.A.lesson B.experience C.theory D.morality80.A.attendants B.survivors C.helpers D.visitors5Whenyouarestormchasing,mostmorningsstartoffinacheaphotelsipping81coffeeandtryingtorememberwhereyouendedupthenightbefore.Thismorning,wewereinWichita,Kansas,midwaythroughaprojectto82thedestructiveweatherthattravelsacrossthemiddleoftheUnitedStateseveryspring.Weloadedthecarwithour83,andoffwewent,drivingundercloudlessblueskiesforhundredsofmiles.Thenwereachedthe84ofourtargetedstormandenteredadarksceneofcloudsandoccasionalrain.Aswe85theheartofthestorm,wefoundourselves86withhighwinds,violentrain,andseverehail（冰雹）.PhotographerKrystle,atthewheel,87togetinfrontofthestorm,butitwasmovingtoofast.Wecould88keeppacewithit.Thenwecaughtsightofsomething89,createdbythestorm:arain-wrappedtornadohalfamiletoourright.Thechaoticconditionsmadeit90forustokeepitinsight.Welostourcellphone91andallthedataweweredesperately92forcommunication.Wecouldn’tseebeyond20feet.ThatwaswhenNick,ourexpeditionleaderandweatherexpert,93,“Wehavetoflee.”Krystle94changeddirection,drivingthecarnorthontoacountryroad,95themadnessofthatdangerouschase.Weweren’tdone.Afterastretchofcle