完形填空15篇（名校真题）-2022-2023学年高二英语期中考点大串讲（外研版2019）

外研版(2019)高二英语上学期期中考点大串讲

专题3完形填空15篇

一、完形填空

（2021•广东・南方科技大学附属中学高二阶段练习）BornintheUnitedStates,I,with

blackhairandyellowskin,amanAmerican.Yes,IamaUScitizen.YetI]earlyin

mychildhoodthatIwasverydifferent.

Itwasn'tuntil2intheearlyyearsofprimaryschoolthatInoticedthis

difference.Somekidsinmyclassaskedme3IcouldspeakChinese.Itseemed

strangetomethattheywouldbeinterestedinthispartofmy4.Ianswered"yes”

andexpectedthemtosaynothingelseaboutit.

Tomysurprise,theywere5tohearmesaysomethinginChinese.WhenIdid

so,theysaid,“Wow,thafscool!”Ihadalwaysthoughtofitasjustastrange6that

camefromChina.

I7whathadhappenedthatdaywhenIgothome.Iwentintothebathroomto

washmyhandsasIusuallydid.Ilookedmyselfinthemirror-thesamefacewas8

fromthatmorning,butitdidn't9thesametome.Forthefirsttime,Ifeltdifferent

fromtheothersinmy10.

ThatdayIdiscoveredapartofmylifethatwas11-incultureandtradition

—fromtheoneIwas12.

NowIknowthatwemustallrememberour13,butwemustalsocontinueto

explore,realizingthat14isdifferent,withourownbeliefs,opinions,traditionsand

lifestyles.Recognizingthesedifferencesshould15respectforoneanother.

1.A.deservedB.discoveredC.impressedD.proved

2.A.onemomentB.oneeveningC.onedayD.oneyear

3.A.whyB.howC.whenD.if

4.A.lifeB.manuscriptC.secretD.program

5.A.criticalB.amusedC.appreciativeD.eager

6.A.traditionB.commentC.languageD.reply

7.A.wrotedownB.thoughtaboutC.talkedaboutD.forgotabout

8.A.outB.upC.nextD.there

9.A.maintainB・seemC.actD.burst

10.A.familyB.classC.teamD.association

11.A.differentB.delightedC.worthyD.valuable

12.A.perseveringB.expectingC.livingD.probing

13.A.blessingsB.spotsC.conceptsD.roots

14.A.nobodyB.nothingC.everyoneD.everything

15.A.leadtoB.sticktoC.devotetoD.referto

（2022•广东深圳•高二期中）HerbChasancouldhaveeasedintoretirementafter

spending18yearsteachinginhighschoolandanother30yearsremodellinghomes.Butthe

80-year-olddidn't16.Hesawaneedinthelower-incomeneighbourhoodsnearhis

homeandhewantedto17it.

SoMr.Chasan18HoopsandHomework,anafter-schoolprogramproviding

19foryouthsuptoage14.Since2012,ithashelpedover300children,who

otherwisewouldhavegonehometo20housesorwanderedaroundthestreetsuntil

theirparents21work.

EveryWednesdayafternoon,theday'svolunteers-amarriedcouple-would22

thechildrenwiththeirhomework,rangingfromsciencetoartprojects.Theairwasfilledwith

laughterand23fromthosecuriousminds.

ThankstothefounderMr.Chasanandagroupof24volunteers,thechildren

havespenttheirafternoons25,makingcrafts,playingbasketball,learningviolin

andgardeninginthe26ofasmallarmyoftutors（助教）.

Whilethe27after-schooloperationshavebeenaffectedbyCOVID-19,Mr.

Chasanisstillplanningto28theprogramforthebenefitofmorechildreninneed.

“Our29istohelpthesekidsbreakthecycleofpoverty-tohaveagoodjob,

tobeasuccess,saysMr.Chasan.Theworkisn'teasy,butthe30canbebig.

16.A.waitB.changeC.restD.leave

17.A.meetB.feelC.recognizeD.emphasize

18.A.consultedB.discoveredC.establishedD.checked

19.A.donationsB.interviewsC.examsD.activities

20.A.distantB.emptyC.messyD.small

21.A.leftforB.lookedforC.putoffD.gotoff

22.A.assistB.comfortC.impressD・inspire

23.A.adviceB.guidanceC.questionsD.behaviours

24.A.politeB.selflessC.sensibleD.cheerful

25.A.casuallyB.toughlyC.competitivelyD.productively

26.A.ruleB.attentionC・hopeD.evaluation

27.A.costlyB.occasionalC.regularD.dull

28.A.expandB.replaceC.suspendD.choose

29.A.professionB.requestC.problemD.goal

30.A.payB.rewardC.demandD.result

(2022・广东・深圳市光明区高级中学高二期中)Whentheywerejustkids,twin

brothersHarrisonandHenryenjoyedhelpingtheirfatherharvestfirewood.Theirfather,

ShaneMcDanielfoundthiswasagreat31tocommunicatewithhistwosons.The

family'shardworkingnature32astheboysgrewintoadults.

Aheavy33knockeddownalotoftreesnearLakeStevens,Washington.The

father34thattheycoulddosomethingproductivewithallthewood.

“IhadalotofwoodthatIhadtocutbecauseofstormdamageandtreesthatwere

35.Itjustkeptpilingupandpilingup.Onceitgottobesucha(n)36of

woodwethoughtwecoulddosomething37withit,“Shanesaid.

Withtherebeingsomuchfirewood38、thefatherandsonsdecidedtheywould

39ittothosewhoneededitmost.

Shanethen40thefollowingtohisFacebookpagetolookforpeoplewho

could41fromthewoodheandhisboysharvested:

It42、“Ifyouknowsomeonewhoburns43.andlivinginacold

housethisholidayseason;maybesomeoneelderlyorwithsmallchildrenjustinthehouse...

thenpleasehelpushelpthem.MyboysandIhavecutlotsoffirewoodthissummer.Itis

seasonedandreadyto44homeswhereitistrulyneeded.

WhenaskedaboutShane'sbehavior,hesaid,"It'sapretty45thingtosee.You

canjustseethisfeelingofprideandsharingthatIdon'tthinkmysonshadbefore.”

31.A.abilityB.planC.wayD.trend

32.A.adjustedB.continuedC.stoppedD.changed

33.A.earthquakeB.typhoonC.floodD.storm

34.A.decidedB.complainedC.orderedD・dreamed

35.A.checkingoutB.droppinginC.brokenupD.takendown

36.A.qualityB.amountC.pieceD.option

37.A.betterB.lessC.furtherD.more

38.A.nearbyB.availableC.necessaryD.concerned

39.A.oweB.lendC.offerD.show

40.A.predictedB.deletedC.postedD.examined

41.A.comeB.hearC.keepD.benefit

42.A.readsB.skipsC.signsD.quotes

43.A.paperB.woodC.gasD.coal

44.A.returnB.getC.buildD.warm

45.A.wonderfulB.sadC.logicalD.professional

（2022•广东•盐田高中高二期中）Themorninghadbeenadisaster.Mytoothwas

achingwhilemydentistwasonholiday,andI'dbeenina/an46withafriend.Her

wordsstillhurt,t4Youneverputyourselfinmyplace.Can'tyouseethingsfrommypointof

view?”Ishookmyheadandfeltthe47inmytooth.Itwasreally48.1

startedcallingthedentistsinthephonebook,butnoonecouldseemeimmediately.

49、ataboutlunchtime,Igotlucky.

“Ifyou50rightnow,,,thereceptionistsaid,“thedentistwillfityouin.^^

Irushedouttomycar.ButsuddenlyIbeganto51aboutthedentist.Whatkind

ofdentistwouldbesoeagerto52someoneatsuchshortnotice?Whywasn'theas

53astheothers?

WhileIwasinthedentist'soffice,IsawnothingbuttheemptywallsandIbecameeven

more54.Theassistant55mynervousnessandplacedherwarmhand

overmyice-coldone.

WhenItoldhermyfears,shelaughed,"Don'tworry.Thedentistisverygood.Justlie

downand56.Andenjoytheartwork.”

“Theartwork?^^Iwas57.

Thechairwentback,andsuddenlyIsmiled.Therewasabeautifulpicture,rightwhereI

couldenjoyit:onthe58.How59thedentistwas!Atthatmoment,I

60whatmyfriendmeant.

46.A.discussionB.argumentC.negotiationD.meeting

47.A.warningB.bitternessC.painD.danger

48.A.impossibleB.irresistibleC.unreasonableD.unbearable

49.A.BesidesB.FinallyC.LatelyD.Therefore

50.A.comeoverB.passonC.showoffD.settledown

51.A.doubtB.careC.learnD.talk

52.A.believeB.contactC.treatD.visit

53.A.proudB.busyC.skilledD.careful

54.A.eagerB.confidentC.curiousD.worried

55.A.noticedB.examinedC.ignoredD.reduced

56.A.paintB.relaxC.sleepD.smile

57.A.annoyedB.frightenedC.embarrassedD.confused

58.A.wallB.doorC.ceilingD.floor

59.A.considerateB.imaginativeC.professionalD.patient

60.A.heardB.rememberedC.understoodD.valued

（2022・广东・深圳市龙岗区平冈中学高二期中）Iwasasingleparent,raisingmy

four-year-oldsonDanielinPerth,Australiawithallmyfamilybasedontheothersideofthe

country.Onenight,afterabusydayatwork,IracedtoDaniel'schildcarecentreto

61himontime.Afterdinner,wewentoutsidesoDanielcouldridehisbicycle.

62hisBatmancostume,hewasenergeticashe63proudlythrough

Claremonttowardstheriver.Atthesametime,Iwalkedalongsidefeelingweigheddown.I

triedtokeepacheerfulface,butinsideIwas64.Whenwegottotheriverwe

walkeddownthepier（码头）.Therewasanolderman65attheendandIhada

slight66thatDanielwoulddisturbhis67andquietbymakingnoise,soI

toldhimtobequiet.Aswe68、themanturned,smiledandasked,"How'sBatman

thisevening?^^

Daniel69toldthemanthatBatmanwasgood,thanks,beforeaskingaboutthe

fish.I70goodbehavior,andhadbeenafraidwemightbedisturbingtheman.

71Icouldn'thavebeenmorewrong.Thekindman72withmyson,and

watchingtheirconversationsmademyeyes73.Thislovelyoldgentlemanwasso

74andtrulyinterestedinBatman,mylittleboy,thatIjustwantedtocry.

Itwasjust75howthismangavemysonthetimeofday.Iwillalwaysbe

thankfulforthat.

61.A.returnB.followC.collectD.encourage

62.A.WearingB.HidingC.SharingD.Controlling

63.A.walkedB.droveC.ranD.rode

64.A.warmB.brokenC.excitedD.free

65.A.fishingB.boatingC.sailingD.swimming

66.A.hopeB.chanceC.excuseD.worry

67.A.lifeB.peaceC.restD.view

68.A.turnedB.startedC.leftD.approached

69.A.carelesslyB.sadlyC.proudlyD.embarrassedly

70.A.ownB.acceptC.expectD.value

71.A.YetB.SoC.ThenD.Still

72.A.agreedB.competedC.stayedD.communicated

73.A.sleepyB.wideC.wateryD.bright

74.A.generousB.friendlyC.independentD.honest

75.A.impossibleB•uncertainC.unforgettableD.unusual

（2022・广东•深圳第二外国语学校高二阶段练习）Iwasacitygirlwhoknewnothing

aboutgardening.Then,in2003,176gardeningwith10neighborhoodchildren.

Atthetime,Ihadadressshoponthefootpathbetweenthechurchandtheir77.

andthechildrenwould78foradrinkofwater.OnedayIgavethemsomefreshpeas.

I79peasdidn'tcomefromthegrocerystorebasement,butsomeofthechildrendid

not.Ijustwantedtoshowthemwhere80camefrom.

Ourareawasconsideredafooddesert:localpeoplewere81tobuyhealthy

foodwithinwalkingdistance,and82peoplehadcars.Youcouldbuyallthejunk

foodyouwanted,83youcouldn'tbuyfoodslikeanapple,orangeorbanana.SoI

startedthinking,€UThiswouldbealot84ifpeoplecouldgrowtheirownfdod.”

Soonwestartedgardeningwithonebed,growingtomatoesandpotatoes.Thekidswere

so85.Itwaslikemagicforthem.Anditwasmagicforme.86.

Nowwehave65beds.Whenpeoplecometochurchforfood87,theireyes

lightupatthesightoffreshtomatoes,beansandpotatoes.I88themtobecome

gardenersandofferthemabedoftheirownto89.

Thegardenismorethanjustfood.Ourcommunitymembersrangeinagefrom2to93,

andspeakmany90languages.Wehavealotofdivisionsinourcommunity,butin

thegardeneveryoneisthesame.

76.A.continuedB.riskedC.startedD.considered

77.A.homeB.schoolC.restaurantD.workplace

78.A.callinB.takeinC.bringinD.stopin

79.A.believedB.provedC.knewD.showed

80.A.lifeB.foodC.courageD.resource

81.A.unwillingB.afraidC.unableD.likely

82.A.manyB.fewC・someD.most

83.A.soB.orC.andD.but

84.A.easierB.healthierC.cheaperD.nearer

85.A.touchedB.worriedC.excitedD.confused

86.A.tooB.againC.thoughD.really

87.A.inspectionB.assistanceC.exchangeD.waste

88.A.forceB.promiseC.orderD.hire

89.A.plantB.produceC.restD.harvest

90.A.foreignB.strangeC.localD.different

（2022・广东・深圳第二外国语学校高二期中）Oneofmyfavoritefamilyphotographs

wastakenlastyearatDisneyland.Wewereatthe91ofaridecalled“Splash

Mountain^^andthepicturewastakenjustaswewerestartingto92down.

Disneylandcleverlydesignedanautomaticcamera,93atthemostfrighteningpart

oftheridetotakephotosoftheriders.These94picturesarethendisplayedatthe

exitofSplashMountainandareavailableto95.Theyarenotexpensive.

Ilovethisphotographbecauseit'ssoreal.Usually,whenyouaregoingtotakepictures,

youtidyyourhairand96aprettysmile,wantingtolookbest.Thispicture

isnatural,showingaperfectmixtureof97andterroronourfaces.My

husband'smouthisopeninascreamashehangsontome.Mysonis98his

baseballcapbackwardssoitwon'tflyoff.

EverytimeIlookatthatphotograph,Ifeel99.Throughthispicture,Isense

thatlifeshouldbeanadventureandthatweshouldhavecourageandenjoy

new100allthetime.However,mostofthetimewedraw

backl0]fear.Fearisakindofsickfeelingthatcanl02usfrom

experiencingnewinterestingthingsinlife.Infact,justasFranklinD.Roosevelt

103it,theonlythingwehavetofearisfearitself.

So,whenyoufeellikeyou'reatthetopofarollercoasterwithahuge,alarmingdrop,

don'tretreat（撤退）.Thatisthetimeto104.That'sthetimetoputabigsmileon

yourface,screamifyouneedto,hugthoseyou105andmoveforwardtowards

thenewadventuresahead.

91.A.endB.topC.bottomD.back

92.A.turnB.cutC.breakD.rush

93.A.placedB.organizedC.displayedD.established

94.A.uglyB.surprisingC.rewardingD.funny

95.A.seeB.enjoyC.buyD.charge

96.A.setdownB.makeupC.takeoutD.puton

97.A.joyB.worryC.doubtD.pride

98.A.showingB・dressingC.wearingD.swinging

99.A.curiousB.excitedC.nervousD.upset

100.A.decisionsB.experiencesC.impressionsD.thoughts

101.A.becauseofB.insteadofC.inplaceofD.inhonorof

102.A.protectB.defendC.preventD.guard

103.A.wroteB.putC.foundD.pointed

104.A.expectB.prepareC.advanceD.wander

105.A.admireB・noticeC.advanceD.love

（2022•广东•盐田高中高二阶段练习）Ifyouhaveaneyeforphotographyanda

passionforfashion,thenbecomingafashionphotographermaybeyourcupoftea.

Thebooming（迅速发展的）fashionindustrymeansthatthe106forqualified

photographerswhocanshootgoodpicturesis107therise.

Afashionphotographerworksinthe108,competitiveworldofmarketingand

advertising.Theyoftentakephotosofanything109fashions,whichincludesmodels,

theirclothing,accessoriesandmakeupproducts.

It'saglamorous（attractive）careerwithnumerousperks（额夕卜所得）includinggoodpay,

plentyof110toscenicspotsandthechancetoworkwithmodelsorpopstars.

SometopphotographerssuchasMarioTestinobecomecelebritiesintheirownright,

operating111studiosandlaunchingsuperbcareersinphotographicfashion.

But,toplunge（投身）intoacareerinfashionphotographyrequiresoutstanding

artisanshipaswellas112tomakethemodelsfeelrelaxedandworkwellwithfashion

editors,artdirectorsandstylists.

Photographers113notonlytorecordfashionbutto“createaworkof

art”.114.theyhavetorepresenttheideasoffashiondesignerstothe115.

Toenterthisfieldrequiresacollegedegreeor116traininginphotography,

skillsinimageeditingandagoodunderstandingofthefashionindustry,whichmeansbeing

familiarwith117,product,clientsanddesigners.

Youneedartisticcapacity.Fashionphotographers118workdirectlyforfashion

magazinessuchasHarper'sBazaarorElleeitherfull-timeoronacontract119.

Freelance（自由职业）photographersareemployedbysmallretailers（散户）andbig

fashionhouses120GucciorChanel.Theyalsohaveagentswhoselltheir

photographsforacommission.

106.A.supplyB.demandC.challengeD.memorial

107.A.inB.atC.onD.for

108.A.newly-builtB.wide-spreadC.well-educatedD.fast-paced

109.A.insearchofB.inhonorofC.contrarytoD.relevantto

110.A.awardB.travelC.objectiveD.uniform

111.A.associatedB.independentC.ambitiousD.changeable

112.A.experienceB.honestyC.disciplineD.aggression

113.A.turnB.happenC.aimD.volunteer

114.A.HoweverB.SoC.BesidesD.Or

115.A.workshopB.publicC.programmeD.research

116.A.professionalB.informalC.physicalD.mental

117.A.spotlightsB.trendsC.interestsD.signals

118.A.mustB.dareC.shallD・may

119.A.profitB.limitC.exchangeD.basis

120.A.apttoB.suchasC.inadditiontoD•insteadof

（2021•广东•盐田高中高二期中）Aftergraduation,LukeMickelsondevelopeda

prosperous（兴旺的）career.Yet,hiskindnesschangedhislifegreatly.

In2012,Mickelson⑵somechildreninhiscommunitywhohadnobedsto

sleepin.So,usingtheirownkids'bedsasa122、Mickelsonandhisfamilysetabout

makingdoublebedsforlocalchildrenin123.Later,Mickelsonmadeabig124

tosetupanon-profitorganizationthat125children'sbedsanddeliversthemtotheir

homes.Hequittedhisjoband126helpingthesepoorfamilies.Andtheresultsare

127.Thecharityissuccessfulwith65chapters（分会）nationwide,128over

1,500bedsforfree.

“Ifoundthatmyneedisn't129comforts,Mickelsonsaid.“MyneedisthatI

canseethejoyonkids'faces,knowingthatIcanmakea130Alotofthese

childrencomefromsingle-parentfamiliesorthosewhoarereally_____13J_____toputfood

onthetable.Bygivingthekidsbeds,thecharityisalsoprovidingthemwithasenseof

self-worth,confidence,andthe132thattherearepeopleouttherewho

_____133_____them.

134,Mickelson,whohasbecomeaheroinAmerica,aftergivinguphisjob,

foundanotheronethathas135himtofollowhistruepassionforgivingchildren

agoodnight'ssleep.

121.A.believedinB.pointedoutC.waitedforD.heardof

122.A.modelB.signC.methodD.plan

123.A.sicknessB.surpriseC.needD.doubt

124.A.dealB.tradeC.demandD.decision

125.A.mixesB.buildsC.repairsD.designs

126.A.reliedonB.wonderedaboutC.focusedonD.arguedabout

127.A.impressiveB.complexC.clearD.practical

128.A.formingB.offeringC.holdingD.collecting

129.A.emotionalB.mentalC.behavioralD.material

130.A.projectB.choiceC.differenceD.way

131.A.strugglingB.willingC.capableD.beginning

132.A.explanationB.realizationC.expectationD.instruction

133.A.missB.saveC.ignoreD.support

134.A.ShylyB.RegrettablyC.FortunatelyD.Crazily

135.A.allowedB.requiredC.persuadedD.advised

（2022•广东.深圳市龙岗区龙城高级中学高二期中）Severalyearsago,aneighborkid

kickedafootballandbrokeabasementwindowofmyhouse.Duetofinancialproblems,I

136itup,thinkingI'dgettoitsomeday.

Overtheyears,Ihadplannedtoupgradetoenergy-efficientwindows.Butwiththe

frame（窗框）rusted（锈）andfirmly137inthefoundation,whoeverdiditwouldneed

tochisel（凿）itoutbyhand.Itwouldbea138processandthereweresixofthose

windowsinthehouse.Thecostwasestimatedat$15,000.Itwassimply139.

Honestly,thethoughtofthatwindow140meforyears.IknewIneededtofixit,

butIhadbuiltupthe141somuchinmymindthatIputitoffagainandagain.

ThenIhadajobchangeandneededtosellthehousebeforemovingaway.Butitwas

almost142tofindabuyeriftherewasabrokenwindow.SoIpulledofftheboardsto

facethisthinghead-on.Igrabbedsomerustremover,143itaroundtheframeofthe

window,andgaveitapull.Tomyastonishment,iteasily144.1tookthewindow

downtown.Itonlycostme$12.1couldhave145theproblemforonly$12whenit

occurred,butIletitbothermeforfiveyears!

146、thisisn'tjustaboutmywindow.Manyofuslivewithbrokenwindowsof

onetypeoranother.Theyarethingsthatseriouslyaffectour147oflife.Ifyou

recognizeyourbrokenwindow,don't148tomendit.Itmayturnouttobe149

thanexpected.Usuallywesuffermorein150thaninreality.

136.A.toreB.madeC.boardedD.packed

137.A.lostB.stuckC.buriedD.mixed

138.A.brain-burningB.labor-consumingC.energy-wastingD.risk-taking

139.A.inamessB.beyondcontrolC.athandD.outofreach

140.A.wentagainstB.reliedonC.ateatD.appealedto

141.A.difficultyB.confidenceC.confusionD.harm

142.A.shamefulB.impossibleC.pointlessD.unfair

143.A.blewB.turnedC.passedD.spread

144.A.brokeB.fellC.movedD.missed

145.A.addressedB.ignoredC.delayedD.considered

146.A.LuckilyB.ConsequentlyC.UnexpectedlyD.Actually

147.A.qualityB.paceC.wayD.meaning

148.A.attemptB.guaranteeC.hesitateD.pretend

149.A.easierB.tougherC・rarerD.worse

150.A.practiceB.memoryC.principleD.imagination

（2022・广东•北师大南山附属学校高二期末）Themurmuringstreaminthegreen

forestfl