专题三完形填空记叙文（全国卷）---备战2023年高考英语考点专项突破（原卷版）.docx

替饿2025年高寿英语精选号点专项奏国窃题目窃题目含画物2022 年新高考体裁主题内容考点发布I卷记叙文介绍旅行经历动词4名词5形容词、副词4介词短语2n卷记叙文环球旅行动词4名词7形容词4全国卷乙卷说明文孩子们捉迷藏时坚持相互承 认和尊重动词7名词7形容词4副词2动词短语1甲卷记叙文讲述了两个爱狗人士是怎么从 相知、相爱到相伴的动词9名词6形容词3副词1 介词短语12021 年新高考I卷记叙文介绍第一次暑期打工的经历动词8名词4形容词2 介词短语1II卷记叙文警察破案动词6名词7形容词2全国卷乙卷夹叙夹议女患者表达感激之情动词9名词7形容词1副词2 动词短语1甲卷记叙文作者住酒店的经历动词10名词5形容词4 副词1关注选项词性，阐述解题技巧高考英语的完型填空选文文体以记叙文为主，议论文或其他文体为辅。文章选择严谨，词汇选择标准, 逻辑关系清晰。因此在标准的框架要求之下，要求考生除了树立篇章意识，更要求考生具有根据文章片段 进行合理逻辑推埋的能力。而要具备较强的推理判断能力，下一步的关注点就要下移到选项词性上，关注 选项词性，训练相对应解题思路，提高正确率。01动词选项Passage 3 （ 2022河南模拟预测）21.A. promisedB. expectedC.wonderedD. understood22.A. schoolB. backyardC.hospitalD. neighborhood23.A. fellB. stoodC.ranD. knelt24.A. constantlyB. suddenlyC.usuallyD. immediately25.A. newspaperB. radioC.videoD. magazine26.A. abandonB. releaseC.fastenD. cut27.A. graspB. managementC.placeD. direction28.A. attractiveB. challengingC.impressiveD. inspiring29.A. biteB. stopC.pullD. track30.A. rangB. beatC.answeredD. clicked31.A. contactB. eyeC.connectionD. balance32.A. silenceB. secretC.attentionD. distance33.A. arguedB. predictedC.recalledD. repeated34.A. spottedB. acceptedC.inspectedD. controlled35.A. assumeB. commentC.describeD. tell36.A. stillB. ratherC.evenD. only37.A. panicB. surpriseC.resultD. condition38.A. watching outB. setting offC.making upD. looking around39.A. happierB. saferC.strongerD. better40.A. amusingB. gentleC.protectiveD. friendlyIt was the harvest season. The rest of the family was busy in the fields, and it was my responsibility to watch Grandma. Grandma held the 41 that Idle （懒惰的）hands arc the devil's workshop, and she42 tomake a cake for the family. I anxiously reminded her that she couldn't see, which made her 43. “God gaveus five 44 and seeing is just one of them.''She 45 herself up from the sofa, and 146 her to where her apron hung on the wall. FollowingGrandma's 47 I carefully nestled a cup in her hand, found a big bowl and 48 it in front of her. I was watching the 49 where she blindly but 50 measured two level cups of flour in the big bowl in51 when she commanded me to find the baking powder.I found a can and handed it to her. She licked her finger, dipped it in the powder and 52 it. She declared it was soda and urged me to try it. It tasted bitter and fizzy. The next container I found was not quite so bitter, and Grandmother announced that she was 53 that was baking powder.Then she showed me how to crack an egg 54 and let me help beat the cake. By now the kitchen was showing the 55of our cake-making. Just as I wondered when we should put the cake into the wood stove,Grandma opened the oven door and 56 her hand inside. She announced that the 57was justright.When I proudly carried the cake out of (he stove. Grandma eased herself into the rocker and said with a smile, “Someday you will face difficulties. Don't be too 58 to look around and see how you can overcome them. Use the materials and abilities that God gives you. Count what you 59. not what you don,t.I don't remember how the cake 60. but I have never forgotten the making of it.41.A. customB.beliefC.traditionD.definition42.A. appliedB.hesitatedC.offeredD.promised43.A. laughB.cryC.denyD.admit44.A. waysB.organsC.chancesD.senses45.A. pulledB.gaveC.heldD.brought46.A. sentB.guidedC.droveD.carried47.A. adviceB.heartC.directionD.routine48.A. fittedB.distributedC.presentedD.placed49.A. situationB.conditionC.occasionD.scene5().A. casuallyB.skillfullyC.cautiouslyD.sensitively51.A. amazementB.disappointmentC.embarrassmentD.amusement52.A. swallowedB.smelledC.tastedD.touched53.A. afraidB.awareC.certainD.sceptical54.A. correctlyB.properlyC.trulyD.faithfully55.A. choicesB.discoveriesC.functionsD.effects56.A. reachedB.swungC.hidD.shook57.A. temperatureB.flavorC.timeD.quantity58.A. deafB.shyC.lazyD.blind59. A. control B. loseC. haveD. valueA. worked out B. turned outC. broke outD. ran outPassage 4 （2022吉林东北师大附中模拟预测）Inspiration can be a strange thing. You never know when it might 61. And sometimes, it can comefrom the most 62 places.I recently read about an author named Nnedi Okorafbr. When she was in college, she had a serious spine （脊椎） disorder. Okorafor was told that a simple operation could 63 it. But when she woke up from her64 . she found that she couldn't move her legs and was in great pain.Okorafor got 65 later. But before she did, she saw strange things in her hospital room. She imagined her 66 as a beast that hunted her from the shadows. But she also 67 a womana woman who could fly, in fact. This 68 woman inspired her and helped her 69 her pain. "I felt myself becomeshe wrote in her book Broken Places & Outer Spaces: Finding Creativity in the Unexpected.We 71 know where we might find the inspiration to create. As a 72. most of myinspiration comes from other people's music. But I also find 73 in other places. Books, movies and74 just moments in everyday life can lead to new creations.75, I recently rewatched the film Blade Runner. I've seen it plenty of times before; il's one of my favorite movies. But this time, for some reason, I saw it 76. i decided to make music that could createthe same feeling as the 77. It's not done yet, but the music I'm working on now is heavily78 by the movie's setting and characters.Anything can 79 us. You just have to be 80 to catch inspiration when it hits.61.A. hitB. gatherC.existD.pass62.A. interestingB. ordinaryC.unexpectedD.dangerous63.A. makeB. fixC.removeD.control64.A. dreamB. shockC.operationD.recovery65.A. wellB. badC.worriedD.annoyed66.A. curiosityB. painC.angerD.fear67.A. askedB. metC.visitedD.imagined68.A. confidentB. magicalC.honestD.smart69.A. recognizeB. forgetC.describeD.practicePassage 5 （2022陕西模拟预测）70.A. greaterB. richerC.busierD.quieter71.A. alwaysB. stillC.sometimesD.never72.A. directorB. dancerc.musicianD.writer73.A. ideasB. messagesc.examplesD.(ips74.A. onlyB. againc.notD.even75.A. In shortB. In additionc.For exampleD.After all76.A. perfectlyB. differentlyc.exactlyD.immediately77.A. storyB. songc.playD.film78.A. changedB. supportedc.disturbedD.influenced79.A. inspireB. impressc.amuseD.challenge80.A. freeB. thankfulc.readyD.carefulAs I began 2021,1 planned to give a gift a day for the entire year. I also intended to keep 81 of the gifts in a journal.I wanted to be 82 with my giving. Some gifts would take time to prepare and 83. such as thequilt I 84 for months into a sleeping bag for a homeless person. Other gifts came about more 85.such as helping a man read a (n)86 on an item at a store when he'd forgotten his reading glasses. 1 alwaystried to look for an opportunity to 87.Many of my gifts in 202188 reading to my two sons, especially at night. Good stories make great gifts,and reading aloud to my children 89 beautiful memories.One of my most 90 gifts throughout the year involved letting other customers go ahead of me in line at the grocery store. When I 91 a person standing in line behind me with little shopping, I spoiled a chance to put another's 92 before my own. Throughout the year, my children enjoyed hearing my93 about my gift-giving. Sometimes my boys would make 94 about my gift when we95 for bedtime at night.When my sons and 1 stood in line one day at the store, my older son 96 his little hand and whispered that wc could let the man behind to check out first. 97 stretched across my face as I realized that my boy had shared the joy of 98.Although this act of giving didn't qualify as something 99 or surprising, it remains one of my favoritePassage 6 (2022江西师大附中三模)gifts of 2021, and all because I saw how my _10()to give had become part of my children's lives as well81.A. touchB. knowledgec.trackD. control82.A. satisfiedB. reasonablec.ambitiousD. intentional83.A. contributeB. returnc.proceedD. present84.A. sprangB. sewedc.ironedD. washed85.A. randomlyB. exactlyc.particularlyD. firmly86.A. planB. labelc.listD. explanation87.A. demandB. acquirec.observeD. serve88.A. combinedB. adoptedc.involvedD. assessed89.A. honorsB. createsc.remindsD. monitors90.A. respondedB. ignoredc.predictedD. repeated91.A. acceptedB. toleratedc.noticedD. heard92.A. needsB. qualificationsc.dreamsD. meanings93.A. storiesB. explorationsc.studiesD. packets94.A. decisionsB. arrangementsc.donationsD. comments95.A. broke downB. settled downc.came upD. made up96.A. decoratedB. struckc.cuppedD. combed97.A. SadnessB. Smilec.ComfortD. Anxiety98.A. givingB. admittingc.advancingD. surprising99.A. traditionalB. multiplec.uniqueD. distant100,A. choiceB. discoveryc.judgmentD. motionThere are two stories about “One fbr all, all fbr one in Shanghai.More and more foreigners not only come to Shanghai tor a visit, but also live in the communities as a part of Chinese stories fighting 101 the COVID-19.Early in the morning, Andrew, an American resident of Pudong community starts to work as a community1()2 to help the guards 103 the people who enter and write down their 104.Sometimes he helps 105 parcels to the neighbors who are under self-isolation.“I am learning so much from this 106 and from the kindness that the Chinese people have shown me.I urge everyone to help your community to fight the 107 if you have a chance. We are going to get through these 1()8 times together and become 109 than we have ever been.”In the meanwhile, Catherine, another social worker from the same1_LQbegins her second task asan1_Ufor the doctors, providing medical 1 12 for a family who just flew back from France.Usually, the whole 1J 3 takes just over half an hour, with countless 3-way back and forthLL4 in two different languages and also, a lot of paperwork to read. Inteipreting is noLU(ask. On lop of (hat, she has to stand there while wearing uncomfortable H6 clothing. But in (he end,knowing she is making a H7 fbr her fellow foreigners gets her through the day.At the regular neighborhood committee meeting in Pudong community, a social worker H8 athank-you video from a South Korean who just 1 19 hisl4-day quaranline(隔离期).It is moments likethis that make them feel all the hard work is 120.101.A. aboutB. overC.againstD. for102.A. officerB. volunteerC.guardD. friend103.A. take temperatures ofB.take advantage ofC. take an interest in D. take pride in104.A. determinationB. informationC.adviceD. plans105.A. sellB. offerC.applyD. deliver106.A. experienceB. visitC.affairD. progress107.A. regulationB. virusC.conflictD. isolation108.A. excitingB. interestingC.toughD. simple109.A. healthierB. happierC.strongerD. cleverer110.A. schoolB. familyC.supermarketD. communityHI.A. inspectorB. accountantC.interpreterD. actress112.A. consultationB. websitesC.fareD. books113.A. treatmentB. processC.discussionD. invitation114.A. dealsB. presentationC.exchangesD. influence115.A. popularB. hardC.boringD. easy116.A. protectiveB. casualC.oldD. traditional117.A. choiceB. differenceC.decisionD. promise118.A. shootsB. recognizesC.sharesD. enjoysA.startedB. declaredC.continuedD.finished119. A.worthwhileB. attractiveC.valuelessD.competitivePassage 7 （2022广西广西模拟预测）Everyone can smile when they are on cloud nine. Everyone can cry when the weather is 121. But ittakes a strong person to smile when he or she has every122to cry!Kiley, from Maryland, is an author, fashion model.123speaker and entrepreneur. Since 3 years old,her life has proven to be a journey of 124. She was forced to have two 125 ostomies （造矮术），causing her to have ostomy bags 126 （he rest of her life.Carrying not one, but two ostomy bags is not something you would want anyone to 127 especially your own child. As a single father, Jay is Kiley's biggest 128. When Kiley was 10 years old, she gave aspecial Father's Day gift to her father to express her 129. which was to dance with him at her talent showat school. In the video, the little girl was smiling 130. They danced along the song, Overcomer ofAmerican Idol's Mandisa. "You're an overcomer. Stay in the fight till the final round/,1 3J to thelyrics, Kiley is a strong and inspiring overcomer.At only fifteen, Kiley 132 Enhancing Children's Lives Organization, a foundation33 to helping low income children, providing them with hackpacks filled with school supplies,shoes, clothing and 1 34 food.She has been a fashion model for over 7 years, yet with two ostomy bags. She is helping cancer survivors and 135 Ostomy patients. Looking at the outer appearance, one would not 136 she liveswith these adversities. She has proven that not even the biggest problem in the world could 137 isthe smile from her face!Kiley wrote in one of her books, used to say, 'Why me? Why 1 38? Why ostomy bags?' Now I say,D. contemporaryD. contemporary'Why not me?' Just because you have some difTiculties in life doesn't mean you can't 1 39 it. We125. A. advanced B. conventionalhave the ability to makea140to change lives.121. A. colorfulB. yellowC. blueD. bright122. A. reasonB. ideaC. effortD. belief123. A. emotionalB. motivationalC. avoidableD. changeable124. A. dreamsB. surprisesC. wondersD. surgeriesC. permanent126.A. withB. forC.atD.on127.A. go throughB. pull throughC.break throughD.cut through128.A. opponentB. assistantC.advocateD.graduate129.A. envyB. forgivenessC.apologyD.gratitude130.A. from end to end B. from ear to earC.from time to timeD.from hand to hand131.A. DueB. ContraryC.TrueD.Bound132.A. brought about B. set upC.came up withD.put forward133.A. accustomedB. addictedC.exposedD.dedicated134.A. evenB. stillC.almostD.just135.A. promotingB. urgingC.monitori