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1、专题03完形填空(第()1期)-2023届新高考名校英语好题速递分项汇编完形填空【重庆市巴蜀中学2022-2023学年高考适应性月考卷（）】This was a day that would forever define Billy. It was March 20, 2012, around 5 pm at a nearby beach when young Billy, who was a college student, 41 the waves for a quick surf with his best mate Tyson.What came next is the stuff 4

2、2 movies are made of - except this was real. Falling out of a wave, Billy accidentally 43 on the back of a giant shark. t4l felt his jaws 44 onto my legs, and he was thrashing（翻来滚去）me around like a doll. I only survived because of Tyson, who raised the 45,and theamazing local lifeguards JBiHy46. He

3、is now a loving dad, with an 11 -month-old son, Mikey.Billys 47 is nothing short of a miracle -both mentally and physically. He is still so confident in the water, and seeing the 48 it brings him far outweighs those concerns.Unlike many other victims, Billy does not 49 the killing of sharks. Im no e

4、xpert, but were in their natural habitat, 44he explains. These attacks are generally a case of 50 identity - they think weremarine life.*Now, Billy is back on （he beach,5sandcasdes with his little boy, knowing （hat whatever happened here a decade ago will never stop them from making many more precio

5、us 52 together. 4trvealready had Mikey in the shallow waves on the board, and no surprise- hes 53! My scars from theattack arc like a badge of honor, and something to show Mikey as he gets older as a 54 of how hard hiswould walk around 47 the other students characters and their 48 in the tragic （不幸的

6、）time period. Mrs. Varga could always find useful ways to make her students well 49 while at the same time they had 50. Apart from that, she always 5J us to explore new things. Tb be honest, Mrs.daddy fought to be here. boasts the55dad.41.A. endedB. survivedC.hitD. saw42.A. horrorB. artsC.holidayD.

7、family43.A. focusedB. landedc.sleptD. held44.A. jumpB. dropc.climbD. lock45.A. questionB. alarmc.riskD. idea46.A. screamsB. sighsc.addsD. recalls47.A. recoveryB. existencec.childD. work48.A. opportunityB. reliefc.joyD. pain49.A. blameB. supportc.mindD. consider50.A. culturalB. ethnicc.secretD. mista

8、ken51.A. removingB. throwingc.buildingD. collectingVarga has a great 52 on me. I remember I behaved badly before.53, I met Mrs. Varga whomade me become the best student that I could be. I really appreciate （感激）her coming to our school. The last day of school was a 54 one fbr us, because she would no

9、 longer teach us. Both of us cried in each othersarms.Mrs. Varga is one of the best teachers that I have ever had. She pours everything she has into her完形填空【广东省深圳市罗湖区深圳中学2022-2023学年高三上学期开学摸底】55. Thanks to Mrs. Varga, 1 had a great time at Conrad Schools of Science.41. A. teamB. relationshipC. member

10、shipD.opportunity42. A. interestingB. challengingC. traditionalD.professional43. A. experimentB. debateC. performanceD.memory44. A. acceptedB. describedC. selectedD.drew45. A. imagineB. praiseC. helpD.research46. A. niceB. famousC. strangeD.old47. A. learning aboutB. running afterC. taking care ofD.

11、keeping up with48. A. habitsB. partnersC. rolesD.companies49. A. dressedB. preparedC. organizedD.taught50. A. funB. hopeC. courageD.patience51. A. allowedB. encouragedC. forcedD.invited52. A. impressionB. pressureC. influenceD.opinion53. A. SuddenlyB. LuckilyC. UndoubtedlyD.Surprisingly54. A. necess

12、aryB. hardC. frighteningD.safe55. A. familiesB. childrenC. jobD.studyAs a descendant （后裔）of an immigrant family from Barbados, my childhood was different from that of my peers. My mom had rules for the home that seemed unconventionally 31.1 must be home before nine. 1 wasonly 32 to watch television

13、two hours a week. In the summers, I had to write book reports besides participating in a leadership camp.In addition to these, what 1 felt unreasonable was that my mother 33 me to have role models. Shed always say, Youre allowed to respect certain 34of a person, but you can never place that person o

14、n apedestal (W Fl 崇拜)”.Mom would then35 that when you idolize people, their greatest accomplishmentscan unintentionally become the ceiling of your dreams. So, while as a 1980 s 36 I loved Oprah Winfrey, Mom 37 to have me strive to be like Oprah. She always said, “There is only one Oprah and only one

15、 Dana. Envision (fflSt) your own success, Dana.”But in my late twenties, I lost touch with moms 38 I wanted to be the best, and I 39 myself trying to make real the visions others had for me. Many times, I was 40 for meeting some established bench marks of success. That led to bonuses and promotions,

16、 which made me feel accomplished. But after my sense of 41 wore off, I came back to my secret reality of feeling 42. and a bit bitter at myself.Then in my mid-thirties, I began to stop 43 other peoples intentions. I 44 understand that Mom didnt want any personno matter how 45to have control over my

17、thoughts, dreams and ambitions. Asmy mom said, “All the tools you need to live your calling are already within you, Dana. No one else can live yourlifes purpose better than you.31.A. complicatedB. looseC.arbitraryD. strict32.A. orderedB. expectedC.permittedD. required33.A. remindedB. forbadeC.convin

18、cedD. advised34.A. qualitiesB. viewpointsC.mannersD. attitude35.A. admitB. confirmC.explainD. declare36.A. childB. starC.adultD. dream37.A. promisedB. struggledC.hesitatedD. refused38.A. principleB. warningC.lessonD. proposal39.A. advertisedB. exhaustedC.abandonedD. collected40.A. rewardedB. recomme

19、ndedC.PraisedD. remembered41.A. progressB. breakthroughC.developmentD. achievement42.A. relievedB. emptyC.thrilledD. desperate43.A. pointing outB. looking outC.living outD. figuring out44.A. naturallyB. regularlyC.immediatelyD. eventually45.A. successfulB. generousC.friendlyD. polite完形填空【2023河北省五个一名

20、校联盟摸底】22052. A. choicesB. friendsC. memoriesD. gifts53. A. reliableB. fearlessC. imaginativeD. careful54. A. reminderB. warningC. signD. reward55. A. caringB. selfishC. bad-temperedD. super-protectiveIn high school Norman Greenstein was a productive doodlcr （涂鸦手）,and created lots of paintings. When

21、he21 his works to his teacher, the teacher responded, 44The problem with modem art is that you can22 on a canvas and call it art. Norman felt so disappointed, but he 23 parted with art over the years.After his 24. Norman spared no efforts to 25 his wife and three children with devotion.Although life

22、 was sometimes hard for him, it didnt ruin his 26 for creative expression. After being diagnosed with Parkinsoifs disease, the 65- year-old social worker, decided to turn his 27 diagnosis into a positive opportunity to 28 a lifelong dream.With （he help of his son, Norman was able to start a 29 invol

23、ving his whole family, in order to make his own works 30 by all people around him, as well as his 31 experience of fighting against Parkinsons disease.In 2021, an online 32 was launched to feature the colorful canvases and he also 33 a memoir called Spit on a Canvas: the Journey of the Parkinson s P

24、ainter. Meanwhile, Norman began selling his first paintings, with galleries exhibiting his works. The team is also 34 releasing Normans first digital NFT art collection. 20% of the 35 has been donated to two Parkinsons research foundations.21. A. assignedB. offeredC.conveyedD.showed22. A. setB. spit

25、C.sneezeD.skip23. A. stillB. occasionallyC.neverD.frequently24. A. retirementB. exhibitionC.graduationD.marriage25. A. supportB. removeC.judgeD.replace26. A. callingB. prayingC.longingD.waiting27. A. unbelievableB. darkC.embarrassingD.unsolved28. A. releaseB. refreshC.realizeD.restore29. A. projectB

26、. requestC.competitionD.reform30. A. spottedB. recommendedC.developedD. regarded31. A. thrillingB. pleasantC.plainD. stressful32. A. dramaB. contestC.programmeD. gallery33. A. publishedB. copiedC.revisedD. examined34. A. ending withB. working onC.relying onD. paying for35. A. salaryB. rewardC.saleD.

27、 allowance完形填空【2023届广东省惠州市高三第一次调研】One summer day, Bella, our pct dog was in the bushes in our backyard making all sorts of noises. Our 11 -year-old daughter, Kaitlin, discovered her sniffing and pawing at a 21, where several caterpillars （毛毛虫）chewed away.My husband and I quite worried that our backy

28、ard 22 hangout of birds, squirrels, andneighborhood cats wasnt the safest environment fbr 23 caterpillars. So we got a butterfly house where the caterpillars could 24 transform.Each day, when we look the butterfly house to the backyard, Bella 25 with it. Each night, when we brought it back inside, B

29、ella 26. and then slept under the table on which it rested. We dont know whyBella was so 27. but she was there for every step of the budding butterflies 28.Finally, the caterpillars turned into beautiful queen butterflies. 29, Bella didnt seem worried when Kaitlinthem. In fact, Bella seemed to under

30、stand that this was part of the 3j. It wasnt untilone last butterfly wouldnt fly away that Bella expressed 32. She gently rested her head near theflier, which crawled onto her nose. Bella lifted her head, pointed her nose, and let out one of thosebreathy clog of 34. Away the queen butterfly flew, mo

31、ving its wings lightly up and down, seeminglyneeding a little 35 from a friend to begin her migration.21.A. caveB. branchC.boneD.dustbin22.A. messyB. rareC.frequentD.noisy23.A. delicateB. tinyC.gentleD.delicious24.A. graduallyB. comfortablyC.safelyD.easily25.A. foughtB. dealtC.agreedD.moved26.A. fol

32、lowedB. leftC.hesitatedD.ignored27.A. curiousB. annoyedC.scaredD.attached28.A. journeyB. transformationC. tragedyD.flight29.A. FortunatelyB. DelightfullyC. SurprisinglyD.Thankfully30.A. releasedB. cuppedC. hurtD.approached31.A. experimentB. adventureC. cycleD.rescue32.A. loveB. concernC. doubtD.grat

33、itude33.A. stubbornB. abnormalC. braveD.unwilling34.A. sighsB. criesC. cheersD.regrets35.A. benefitB. hugC. understandingD.push完形填空【2023届浙江省天高教育共同体高三7月年级第一次联考】Generous billionaires are not hard to come by, but it is definitely a challenge to find a billionaire who spends all his fortune on charity j

34、ust to end up broke. This is 21 what happened to former American billionaire Charles Feeney.Feeney, who grew up in a poor neighborhood of New Jersey, is a 22 at finding business opportunities. Since childhood, he would take any job to make a few cents for his family - jobs like 23 umbrellas in summe

35、r and selling Christmas cards in winter. In his college years at Cornell University, he sold home-made sandwiches to other students and is still 24 there as the Sandwich Man. Then, in the 1960s, Feeney 25 airport retailer Duty Free Shoppers （DFS）, which helped him reach his billionaire 26 by the 198

36、0s. However, Feeney never felt 27 with the lifestyle of the wealthy. He lived modestly, and often thought of what to do with all the money he made.Influenced by his own experience, Feeney decided to give away all his money to those in need in his lifetime. In 1984, the then 53-year-old Feeney 28 eve

37、rything his DFS shares and the various businesses and33 he had acquired worldwide to Atlantic Philanthropies, a charity 30 he established. In （he following decades, Fccncy donated through the organization more than $8 billion anonymously （匿名地），to charities, universities, human rights 31. and foundat

38、ions worldwide. Such incredible secret generosity34 him the title “James Bond of Philanthropy from Forbes magazine.35 the idea of “Giving while Living, Fccncy is a 34 model for many famous billionaires today, including Bill Gates and Warren Buffet. He encourages people to donate at least half their

39、fortunes before death. In September 2020, Feeneys go-for-broke mission was 35. and he now lives happily with his wife on apension （养老金）in a modest apartment in San Francisco.21. A. trulyB. exactlyC.genuinelyD. absolutely22. A. targetB. geniusC.crossingD. professor23. A. producingB. presentingC.optim

40、izingD. distributing24. A. identifiedB. determinedC.memorizedD. remembered25. A. builtB. ownedC.formedD. established26. A. fameB. statusC.honorD. career27. A. at allB. at easeC.in satisfactionD. in comparison28. A. put offB. paid offC.gave overD. signed over29. A. strengthB. abilitiesC.propertiesD.

41、achievements30. A. firmB. agencyC.foundationD. manufacture31. A. campaignsB. explorationsC.declarationsD. investigations32. A. wonB. owedC.praisedD. managed33. A. ProvingB. BenefitingC.PioneeringD. Motivating34. A. roleB. hintC.iconD. base35. A. strokeB. satisfiedC.completedD. compromised完形填空【2023届浙

42、江省杭州第二中学新高三上学期适应性测试】Getting accepted to Harvard Law School was a feeling that Rchan Staton will never forget.Staton had a stable life growing up until his mother21the family moved out of the county when he was8. His father then worked multiple jobs to 22 Rehan and his older brother, but the family s

43、truggled23 they often had no food to electrictity.Rehans academics significantly suffered. As his grade 24. he channeled his energy into sports. He wasin boxing and won national and international competitions which he hoped would become his way out of 26. However, his dream were 27 when he suffered

44、a shoulder injury in the 12th grade.Rehans poor grades as a senior resulted in him being 28 by every college he applied to. So he look a job at Bates Trucking and Trash. 29 rubbish and cleaning dustbins.Rather than add to his despair, the job marked a3()point. His co-workcrs found his 31,uplifted hi

45、m and urged him to go back to school. Finally he was 32 to Bowie State University. By the end of his second year. Rehan decided he wanted to go to33school.Rehan was 34 for the support he got from his co-workers. It was the first time in my life that a group ofindividual had really just 35 me, and told me 1 was intelligent.21.A. contactedB. abandonedC.reunitedD.established22.A. rewardB. comfortC.supportD.shelter23.A. financiallyB. academicallyC.physicallyD.mentally24.A. slippedB. countedC.balancedD.improved25.A. humbleB. awfulC.dynamicD.e