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1、完形填空夹叙夹议1. 2022河北衡水河北衡水中学校考模拟预测2. 2022湖北武汉统考模拟预测3. 2022陕西西安交大附中校考模拟预测4. 2022重庆重庆南开中学校考模拟预测5. 2022浙江浙江大学附属中学校考模拟预测6. 2022湖南长沙湖南师大附中校考二模7. 2022吉林长春东北师大附中校考模拟预测8. 2022福建福州统考模拟预测A（2022河北衡水河北衡水中学校考模拟预测）It happened a month after I began teaching in the US. I had to the class schedule. Well need to prepone

2、 the quiz,“ I said, preparing fbr the groans （咕哝）from my students. Instead, there was a total 2.I looked around to see 3 expressions on their facesthat look of “I have NO idea what you just said,“ which stops any teacher midlecture to4 a concept further.It was then that I found out that “prepone“ wa

3、s not a（n） 5 word in English dictionaries. I believed that prcponc mean the 6 of postpone-moving an event to an earlier time rather 7 an event. So when I realized it wasnt proper” English, I was 8. It was a great 9 in my linguistic （语言的）self- image.I had grown up in India, where fluency in English i

4、s closely associated with 10 privilege （特权）.I was an English major with a large vocabulary, and 11 for reading Dickens and Austen. My comfort with English had shaped my sense of 12. In a world divided into linguistic “haves” and “have-nots”，I13. knew I was one of the “haves”.But that day in the clas

5、sroom, my incomprehensible English taught me that being an linguistic “have” is14. and delusional （妄自尊大）at best. Leaving India 15 me out of my privilege and opened my eyes to the rich world of Englishes.1. A. meetB. designC. arrangeD. change2. A. silenceB. understandingC. messD. commitment3. A. genu

6、ineB. happyC. blankD. guilty120. A. take120. A. takeB. bringC. keepD. guard（2022福建福州统考模拟预测）Once upon a time, my father and I got lost in a forest in Fiance. I must have been about twelve or thirteen. Anyway, it was before the time when most people a mobile phone. It was in the Loire Valley. About ha

7、lf an hour, my dad 122 the truth. 4tOh, it seems that were lost. We walked around and around in circles, trying to find （he path, 123 with no luck. I could lell my dad was starting to124. . even as he was trying to hide it from me. We had been in the forest for hours then and both knew mymoni would

8、be in a state of absolute 125. At school, I had just been told the story of the hikers who had diedin the wilderness and 1 found it easy to 126 that would be our fate too. If wc keep going in a 127 line well get out of here/ my dad said.And he was right. 128 we heard the sound of cars and 129 a main

9、 road. We were eleven miles from the village where we had 130. but at least we had signposts. And I often think of that strategy, when Iam totally 131 literally or metaphorically （比喻）.I thought of it when I was in the middle of a132. . when my heart beat rapidly with133 and didnt know how I could ca

10、rry on living. Walking onefoot in front of the other, in the same 134. will always get you further than running around in circles. Itsabout the 135 to keep walking forward.121.A. ownedB. borrowedC. inventedD.promoted122.A. revealedB. realizedC. toldD.faced123.A. allB. ifC. yetD.so124.A. complainB. e

11、ruptC. regretD.panic125.A. terrorB. angerC. disappointmentD.loss126.A. decideB. announceC. imagineD.clarify127.A. simpleB. shortC. straightD.similar128.A. RegularlyB. EventuallyC. SurprisinglyD.Generally129.A. choseB. missedC. followedD.reached130.A. set offB. passedC. called atD.lived131.A. lostB.

12、sensitiveC. angryD.stuck132.A. termB. raceC. performanceD.breakdown133.A. excitementB. surpriseC. fearD.interestC. directionC. inspirationD. distanceD. cooperationA. way134. A. ambitionB. cycleB. determination4. A. graspB. defineC. replaceD. explain5. A. usefulB. simpleC. ordinaryD. actual6. A. conc

13、eptB. formationC. oppositeD. dimension7. A. breaking offB. putting ofC. calling offD. getting off8. A. astonishedB. relievedC. excitedD. disappointed9. A. reflectionB. establishmentC. honorD. shift10. A. culturalB. economicC. mentalD. commercial11. A. concernB. gratitudeC. fondnessD. tension12. A. j

14、usticeB. beautyC. dutyD. self13. A. humblyB. definitelyC. possiblyD. barely14. A. unusualB. unstableC. reliableD. perfect15. A. tookB. cheatedC. pickedBD. argued(2022湖北武汉统考模拟预测)Opening my car window, I called out, Maam! Maam!” The only lady in (he parking lot 16 until she saw me. How nice you look t

15、oday!M I said.Her face registered 17 for a second when she found I was a stranger, and then she smiled. Thank you!” she 18.1 stared at her and felt her shoulder 19 a bit more and her final steps to her carseemed 20.I have made it a point in recent years to compliment (赞扬)people, especially women and

16、 girls. Instead of just thinking 21 in my heart that someone did a great job, I say it out loud. Its like having a(n) 22 in my head. When I see someone who 23 a kind word, (he cheerleader jumps up and down and throws her pompoms (绒球花)in the air. As women, we have learned from our role models to be 2

17、4. Even when wedo receive a(an) 25 compliment fbr what weve accomplished, we downplay our own 26 as the world expects us to show 27. Now, when I compliment a woman and she 28 (he game of denial,1 say to her, uJust say thank you. Most of them arc relieved they can 29 the compliment. Its a good beginn

18、ing to accept the praise without feeling 3() isnt it?16.A. set outB. got offC. looked aroundD. backed away17.A. annoyanceB. surpriseC. disappointmentD. curiosity18.A. called backB. held outC. stepped asideD. looked up19.A. straightenedB. shookC. widenedD. moved20.A. heavierB. slowerC. higherD. light

19、er21.A. seriouslyB. silentlyC. regularlyD. randomly22.A. housewifeB. cheerleaderC. strangerD. acquaintance23.A. requiresB. acquiresC. deservesD. enjoys24.A. practicalB. generousC. confidentD. quiet25.A. rareB. unwillingC. academicD. familiar26.A. responsibilityB. skillsC. competitivenessD. achieveme

20、nts27.A. modestyB. determinationC. courageD. concern28.A. startsB. missesC. continuesD. avoids29.A. changeB. acceptC. doubtD. notice30.A. emptyB. innocentC. guiltyD. upsetc（2022陕西西安交大附中校考模拟预测）“Whats the story of your piano?” a friend asked over dinner. My piano just 31 in the comer of my living room

21、. It has a story?” I doubted.“AU pianos have stories,“ she replied. Suddenly my pianos story came 32 out of me as if Id always had this talc to tell.Pvc loved 33 since childhood. I started with the recorder and moved on to the violin and guitar. Playing the piano had always been my 34 which my famil

22、y couldnt afford. I grew up in a poor immigrant family in Toronto. My father 35 tables in a restaurant and my mother worked in a laundry. Though our childhood was 36. my brothers and I were always fed with 37.1 cant rememberwhich birthday it was when my mother 38 some money to buy me a doll. By then

23、 Id outgrown wanting dolls but she worked too hard to know that and I never told her. I 39 accepted it.So it was finally with my 40. It was in my last year of high school. I took piano lessons forabout a year before university forced me to 4. I had to make a decision: to pursue （追求） a more42 goal of

24、 medical school or my love for music. The realist in me 43 and I had to giveup piano lessons 44 as with my doll it was too late to learn to play the way I wanted. I45 the piano around with me over the next decade until my son was born. He showed an earlyin music so I put him in piano lessons. I play

25、ed that piano through my son although guitar46 became his choice.I gradually realized that Id let all my pleasures 48 for my job. I figured Id get back to playingthe piano when I retire. Maybe its time to get that piano tuned again before its too late to 49. Maybe thats something we should do right

26、now.Sometimes a 50 question can open a path of thinking and discovery. So whats the story of yourpiano?31.A. hidesB. sitsC.risesD.appears32.A. floodingB. jumpingC.spreadingD.breaking33.A. dollsB. medicineC.performancesD.music34.A. lifeB. goalC.dreamD.choice35.A. reservedB. decoratedC.waitedD.made36.

27、A. difficultB. lonelyC.fantasticD.happy37.A. foodB. loveC.confidenceD.hardship38.A. collectedB. changedc.borrowedD.spared39.A. gratefullyB. quietlyC.eagerlyD.actively40.A. decisionB. beliefC.pianoD.opinion41.A. considerB. continueC.refuseD.stop42.A. perfectB. practicalC.successfulD.necessary43.A. co

28、mpromisedB. failedC.agreedD.won44.A. unlessB. tillC.becauseD.before45.A. foundB. playedC.abandonedD.moved46.A. desireB. interestC.ambitionD.plan47.A. eventuallyB. graduallyC.unexpecledlyD.obviously48.A. fall awayB. light upC.give outD.show off49.A. experienceB. enjoyC.learnD.fix50.A. seriousB. doubt

29、fulC.singleDD.private（2022重庆重庆南开中学校考模拟预测）I take cold showers. Several years back, the water heater in myhouse broke, and for weeks, bathing in freezing water was my 51. Although it took some getting used to, I discovered that there was something 52 and energizing. Moreover, the cold shower has chang

30、ed the way I 53 life.The worst part about showering in cold water is the moment right before 54 a into the water. As soon as you hop in, though, your body quickly 55 to the temperature, and its not so bad the rest of the way. For me, stepping into the cold water means 56: its getting over the hesita

31、tion that comes from knowingIm about to do something 57.One of my first cold shower moments came one day in my high school, when I 58 an internship after a career day presentation. One of the speakers was a manager at a large Silicon Valley venture capital firm. The more she talked about her job, th

32、e more I became 59. Since I had an interest in economics as well astechnology, working at a venture capital firm seemed like the 60 place for me. So, I decided that I was going to ask the speaker if her company hired interns.As I approached her, however, I was a bit upset. After all, why would a suc

33、cessful business woman offer a job to an 61 high schooler? Still, gathering up my 62.1 walked up to her, and introduced myself.We ended up having a wonderful conversation, and even belter, she 63 to interview me for an internship. That summer, I ended up having (he 64 to work fbr her firm. My “cold

34、shower“ experiences these years have 65 me that good things happen to those who are willing to step out of the comfort zone and challenge themselves for more possibilities.51.A. desireB. realityC. lossD. target52.A. demandingB. amusingC. refreshingD. discouraging53.A. approachB. startC. ruinD. prais

35、e54.A. wanderingB. fallingC. jumpingD. sitting55.A. adjustsB. contributesC. sticksD. objects56.A. appreciationB. creationC. inspirationD. determination57.A. shamefulB. fortunateC. delightfulD. uncomfortable58.A. argued aboutB. turned downC. asked forD. joined in59.A. confusedB. fascinatedC. concerne

36、dD. annoyed60.A. dangerousB. realisticC. hopelessD. perfect61.A. independentB. inexperiencedC. incomparableD. inconsiderate62.A. courageB. uncertaintyC. concernD. practice63. A. hesitated64. A. hesitated65. A. duty66. A. taughtB. beggedB. opportunityB. owedC. refusedC. adventureC. warnedED. agreedD.

37、 failureD. ordered(2022浙江浙江大学附属中学校考模拟预测)In (he sport of track and field, athletes compete not only with one another but against ihemselves, and with each race (hey try to 66 a new personal best.As a student in Omaha Burke High School, Blake Cerveny was running in a race. Aiming to 67 his own persona

38、l record, after a fast start, he continued to 68 himself hard. With less than 400 meters to go, Ccrvcnys legs cramped (抽筋)up and 69 him. Determined to finish, Ccrvcny rose from the ground and continued on, only to 70 again after another 150 meters.71, his coach asked him if he wanted to stop. He did

39、nt. With great 72 Cerveny pulled himselfup and with a (n)73 pace, moved forward for one final push. 74, it wasnt enough. Less than 100meters from the finish line, he lay curled on (he ground. His legs had simply 75.Before Cervenys coach could 76 him, Brandon Schutt was al his side to offer a helping

40、 hand. His first 77 to gel Cerveny up failed, but like Cerveny, he 78 to quit, too. With a second pull, Cerveny was 79At a measured jog, with Cerveny holding Schutt for 8(), the two completed the final 75 meters of the81 together. Schutt even made sure the injured runner crossed the finish line firs

41、t, 82 his opponent a faster time.In todays 83 world in which the emphasis in athletics is so often put on breaking records, it was84 to see that for an athlete like Schutt, the value of true 85 still had legs.66. A. maintainB. achieveC. keepD.sweep67. A. playB. checkC. beatD.measure68. A. fightB. pu

42、llC. dashD.push69. A. failedB. warnedC. draggedD.raised70. A. quitB. stopC. loseD.fall71. A. RelievedB. ExhaustedC. ConcernedD.Disappointed72. A. luckB. effortC. shameD.passion73. A. rapidB. relaxedC. unsteadyD.impatient74.A. UnfortunatelyB. NormallyC. EventuallyD. Unbelievably75.A. broken upB. give

43、n outC. fallen downD. slowed down76.A. guideB. blameC. reachD. serve77.A. trialB. attemptC. conversationD. contribution78.A. hesitatedB. regrettedC. pretendedD. refused79.A. on his feetB. in his handsC. out of breathD. out of danger80.A. directionB. courageC. supportD. comfort81.A. approachB. roadC.

44、 tripD. course82.A. securingB. helpingC. rewardingD. announcing83.A. diverseB. well-developedC. ever-changingD. competitive84.A. urgentB. commonC. confusingD. inspiring85.A. sportsmanshipB. kindnessC. cooperationD. success(2022湖南长沙湖南师大附中校考二模)Ten years ago, I set out to examine luck. I wanted to know

45、 why some people are 86 in (he right place at the right time, while others consistently experienced ill fortune. I87 notices in national newspapers asking for people who felt consistently lucky or unlucky to contact me.Hundreds of extraordinary men and women volunteered for my 88. Over the years I interviewedthem, watched their lives and had them 89 various experiments.I carried out a simple 90 to discover whether their differences in luck was due to differences in their ability to 91 opportunities. I