2025年高二英语寒假衔接（外研版）寒假作业12 完形填空专练(原卷版)

第=page88页，共=sectionpages88页限时练习：40min完成时间：月日天气：作业12完形填空专练1.InthelastmonthsofDad’slife,mybrothersandImovedhimtoalocalnursinghomenearby.IspentasmuchtimeasIcould1himthere.Cancerhaddamagedhisbodybadlyandwasnow2hismind.Duringonevisit,Ienteredhisroom,onlytofindhimina3sleep.Isatbyhissideforawhile4,wishingformoretimewithhimandalso5Ihadn’tmadethemostofalltheyearswehadtogether.ThenIgotupandwalkedout.Alightrainwasstartingtofallanditmatchedmy6.AsIwalkedtomycar,Isawawomaninawheelchair7tomoveherselfoutoftherain.I8walkedoverandhelpedpushherinside.Shethankedmeandgavemea9smile.Atthatmoment,Ifeltalightshineintomysoulandasenseof10returntomyheart.Iwalkedbackout,lettingtherainwashoverme,andthankedalltheyearsIhadwithDad.IalsoknewevenifDaddied,thelovewesharedwould11continue.Inowstillthinkofthat12oflovingkindness.Itremindsmethatwhilewemightnotbeabletoliveeverymomenttothefullest,wecanstill13themomentswedohave.Lifeis14forloveandkindness,whichgobeyondevendeathandareever-lasting15.Mayyoufillyourdayswiththem.1．A．inspecting B．observing C．joining D．visiting2．A．eatingawayat B．keepingawayfrom C．livingupto D．gettingridof3．A．disturbed B．light C．broken D．deep4．A．silently B．impatiently C．secretly D．nervously5．A．recalling B．understanding C．regretting D．denying6．A．image B．mood C．taste D．character7．A．hesitating B．pretending C．refusing D．struggling8．A．quickly B．randomly C．curiously D．anxiously9．A．forced B．beautiful C．fixed D．humorous10．A．fun B．warmth C．amazement D．commitment11．A．almost B．hardly C．still D．even12．A．period B．adventure C．performance D．moment13．A．value B．pick C．change D．create14．A．tested B．kept C．meant D．used15．A．belongings B．treasures C．goods D．possessions词汇积累alocalnursinghome____________damage_______________makethemostof_____________asenseof…______________remind________________inspect______________observe________________eatawayat________________keepawayfrom_____________liveupto_______________getridof_________________disturb______________impatient_______________recall________________deny________________mood______________image_______________pretend_______________hesitate______________randomly_______________commitment______________belongings______________possessions_______________goods________________2.Inhighschool,Igotmyfirstjobatthelocalhardware(五金制品)store,allthankstoMr.Anderson,ourneighbor.Heofferedmeachanceto16there.Myparentsgavethethumbs(拇指)up,soI17theworldofpart-timejobs.Mydailytasksweren’ttoo18.Itidiedupshelvesandhelped19findwhattheyneeded.Butworkingina(n)20hardwarestoreduringthesummerturnedouttobemore21thanIthought.Ihadtomanagebetweenhelpingcustomerswithscrewsandrefillingshelveswithgoods.Atdinner,I’d22talesofmyday,admittingthatthe23wasprovingmoredifficultthanIfirstthought.Mydad,whohadhisshareofhands-onexperiencefixingcars,wouldlaughandshare24fromhisearlymechanic(机械师)days.He’dsay,“Jobslikethisteachyoumorethanjustaboutmoney;they25yourcharacter.”Backthen,Ididn’trealizethatmysummer26atthehardwarestorewasturningouttobemorethanjustawayto27someextramoney.Asthesummerwenton,Ifoundmyselfgaininga28understandingofresponsibilityandtheessenceofhardwork.Thesimple29inthestorebecamelifelessons,teachingmetoappreciateand30thepeoplewhoworkhardeverydaytomakeeverythinggosmoothly.16．A．work B．study C．play D．wait17．A．dealtwith B．gaveup C．jumpedinto D．tookover18．A．clear B．complicated C．adventurous D．specific19．A．parents B．neighbors C．workers D．customers20．A．strange B．empty C．comfortable D．busy21．A．challenging B．disappointing C．annoying D．boring22．A．read B．share C．create D．hear23．A．lesson B．experiment C．job D．life24．A．exhibits B．tools C．stories D．books25．A．shape B．show C．worsen D．accept26．A．training B．experience C．arrangement D．camp27．A．waste B．cost C．raise D．earn28．A．deeper B．poorer C．quicker D．simpler29．A．methods B．answers C．ideas D．tasks30．A．help B．respect C．meet D．employ词汇积累tidyupshelves_____________turnout__________________refill…with…________________ahands-onexperience__________essence______________gosmoothly______________takeover_______________complicated______________specific______________annoying_______________exhibitn._______________arrangement________________3.OneafternoonWilliamJaffersonClintonwaswalkingthroughtheparkwhenhenoticedawalletlyingonthegroundnearabench.Hepickeditupandlookedinside,hopingtofindsome31sohecouldreturnittoitsowner.Tohis32,hefoundadrivinglicence.Throughit,helearnedthatthewallet33toamannamedBen.Togiveitback,hefinallydecidedto34Bentoreturn.Afterafew35,Williamsawamansearchingforsomethingworriedly.He36himandasked,“AreyouBen?”Themanlookedathim,37,thenreplied,“Yes.Howdidyouknowmyname?”“Iguessedyoumustbelookingforthis,”saidWilliam,38thewallettoBenandsmilinggentlyathim.“It’smywallet.Howdidyoufindit?”Bentookthewalletandqueried(怀疑).“Ifounditonthegroundnearthebench,”Williamsaid.“I39itmusthavefallenoutofyourpocket,andIwantedtoreturnitback.”Benwasincredibly40,andthankedWilliamsincerely.Hewasrelievedtohavehiswalletback.Astheytalked,WilliamfoundthatBenhadlosthis41andtriedtofindanewcareer,strugglingtomakeends42.Williamlistenedsympathetically,andthenhe43totreatBentolunch.Astheyparted,BenthankedWilliamagainforher44.Hesaidhisacthadturnedhisdayaround.Williamsmiledandrealizedthesmallactofkindnesscouldmakeahuge45tosomeone’slife.31．A．keys B．identification C．cash D．coins32．A．credit B．curiosity C．delight D．sorrow33．A．appealed B．belonged C．referred D．came34．A．waitfor B．arrangefor C．gofor D．askfor35．A．days B．months C．weeks D．minutes36．A．observed B．approached C．calmed D．apologized37．A．frightened B．amused C．surprised D．touched38．A．handing B．lending C．donating D．introducing39．A．acknowledged B．encountered C．admitted D．figured40．A．grateful B．friendly C．crazy D．content41．A．wallet B．family C．cloth D．job42．A．meet B．start C．turn D．increase43．A．yielded B．predicted C．agreed D．offered44．A．honesty B．patience C．kindness D．comfort45．A．impression B．consequence C．difference D．effect词汇积累gently__________________incredibly_______________relieved________________sympathetically_______________makeendsmeet_______________partv.________________turnaround_______________identification_______________credit________________curiosity_______________appealto_______________referto________________arrangefor______________gofor__________________observe________________approach________________amused_________________encounter________________acknowledge________________admit_______________figurev._______________contentadj.________________yield_______________predict______________consequence_______________makeadifference______________4.Sometimes,animalsactjustashumansdo.OfficerBurgessfoundamotherduckpecking(啄)onhiscar.Hefiguredshejustwanted46.Butthepeckingcontinued.OfficerBurgessgrew47whentheduckignoredthefoodhethrewoutofthewindow.Instead,theduck48awayjustabit,thenstopped,lookedback,andreturnedtothe49forsomemorepeckingandscreaming.Aftertheduck’sdoingsoforasecondtime,OfficerBurgess50gotoutofhiscartofollowtheduck.Buthewasn’tpreparedforwhathewasaboutto51!“Sheledmeabout100yardsawaytothisgrassy52nearalakewhereIsawoneofher53alltangledup(缠住)insomestring.Hislittlefeetwere54”theofficerexplained.“Sheledmestraighttohim.”OfficerBurgessthoughtthemotherduckmight55himifhetriedtotouchherbaby,sohe56theanimalrescuecenterforhelp.Therescuegroupdidn’thaveanystaffreadily57toassist,butapolicewoman,OfficerCeciliaCharron,decidedshe’dlenda58.WhenOfficerCharronarrived,shewentstraighttoworkoncarefully59thelittleone.“Themotherduckjust60，likesheknew.Itwasamazing,”OfficerBurgessrecalled.Oncefreed,thebabyrantoitsmama,andtheysafely61away.Itwasanunbelievable62fortheshockedofficers,andOfficerCharron63tearedupabit.OfficerBurgesssaid,“Ihonestlydon’tknowwhyIdecidedto64her,butIdid.Itmakesmewonder-dotheyknowto65humanswhentheyneedhelp?”46．A．water B．peace C．food D．protection47．A．curious B．stubborn C．happy D．grateful48．A．hid B．walked C．broke D．floated49．A．lake B．road C．sidewalk D．car50．A．finally B．sincerely C．actually D．exactly51．A．believe B．find C．hear D．regret52．A．hallway B．house C．garden D．area53．A．neighbors B．nests C．babies D．wings54．A．kicking B．sinking C．climbing D．wandering55．A．help B．attack C．admit D．trap56．A．encouraged B．warned C．refused D．called57．A．available B．willing C．powerful D．certain58．A．volunteer B．vehicle C．hand D．tool59．A．fixing B．comforting C．freeing D．curing60．A．glared B．watched C．cheered D．screamed61．A．escaped B．flew C．swam D．carried62．A．experiment B．goal C．chance D．moment63．A．even B．yet C．still D．ever64．A．stop B．drive C．ignore D．follow65．A．sufferfrom B．turnto C．comeacross D．concentrateon词汇积累figurev._____________ignore______________scream_______________readily_____________rescue______________recall______________stubborn______________grateful_______________float_______________sidewalk______________wander________________trap_______________available______________glare_______________comeacross_______________turnto_________________concentrateon_____________5.Yearsago,justasIdoeverywinter,Iwasbagginguptheclothingmysonshadoutgrown.Itisalwaysmy66tore-purposethosethingsthatdonothingmorethan67space.Ifoundanuglypairofhand-knittedsocks.Ihadto68—garbageordonation?Notbeingunusable,theyweresimply69tolookat.Iputtheminthegarbage,butminuteslater,Itookthemback.Laterthatafternoon,70upthecarwithclothes,Idrovetoalocalshelter.AsIdistributedthem,I71intothebagandpulledoutthelastofthedonations—theuglysocks.72,Iheldtheminmyhandasthecrowdofthehomelesswentaway,eachwitha73smile.JustasIwasabouttodropthesocksbackintotheemptybag,74myselfforevenbringingthemalongforthe75,ateenageboywalkeduptome.“CanIhavethesesocks?”heasked.Alittle76thatIhadn’tanythinglefttogivehimexceptforthesesocks,Ireplied,“Ofcourse.”“Thankyou!”hesaid77.“Thesesocksremindmeofmygrandmother.Sheusedtoknitst