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1、2022-2023学年下学期高二完形填空最新名校好题 进阶训练100篇基础训练Text31.12022春新疆高二八一中学校考期末】Disappointedly, my funny summer vacation was completely ruined last year by an advanced device: the iPad.Instead of looking at nature, I 381 my e-mail. Instead of paddling an old boat, I 382 my Twitter feed. Instead of reading great no

2、vels, I stuck to reading four 383 each morning.And that was the problem: I was acting 384 I were still in the office. My body was on vacation but my head wasnt.So this year I made up my mind to try something 385:getting away from the Internet. I knew it wouldnt be easy, since Im not good at self-con

3、trol. But I was determined. I started by 386 the iPad to my wife. Then, a stroke of luck: The cell phone signal at our cabin was 387 than in the past, meaning that I couldnt cheat. I was388, forced to carry out my plan. Largely 389 frome-mail, Twitter and my favorite newspaper websites, I had little

4、 way to connect to the world 390 radio-and how much radio can one listen to, really? I had no 39L but to do what I had planned to do all along: read books.This experience has had a 392 ending-for now, at least.450. A. Unfortunately B. Eventually C. Frankly D. Generally451.452.451.452.A. previous B.

5、spareA looking B . hiding453. A. stayed454. A. Stop455. A. laugh456. A. game457. A.458. A.459. A.B.becauseB.chair B .beast B.B crouchedB. StayB - wondertroubleuntilcouchsealC desertedC pacingC. jumpedC. OffC. reflectC - awardC. thoughC. tableC targetD brokenD. runningD crashedD. SitD. shoutD rewardD

6、 - beforeD. bedD - talent460 A looking into B. looking for C - looking up D. looking after 5.12022春贵州铜仁高二统考期末】High school senior, Jonathan Walker is unquestionably celebrating an amazing milestone in his life. The Florida teen has been 461 into 27 universities and received up to $4 million in schola

7、rships.“It was just a surprise to see that they wanted me to462their institution, and that they were offering me 463.it wasjust a ton of excitement/5 Walker said during an interview with ABC News Linsey Davis.The 18-year-old Florida student 464 to colleges and universities that included Harvard, Sta

8、nford, Yale, and MIT.465一，the teen was very surprised when he was admitted to all of the universities. He told CBS Miami in an interview that, Thats such a 466 thing to occur, but it did happen. However, 467 he has been accepted to all of his choices, the teen is working on468the list down. Til be a

9、ble to make a pretty confident469As a matter of fact, Walker is also 470 in science club,the international Baccalaureate program, and the school football team. The amazingly 471 18-year-old has also been working with apartner on a wrist device that 472 people who are blind anddeaf to communicate bet

10、ter with people.It is no 473 that Walker is thinking engineering as a474 major alongside becoming an entrepreneur（企业家）. Tm mostly interested in engineering as well entrepreneur ship, but Fm also 475 the possibility of creating my own major since Ihave a ton of different 476 J Walker said.He continue

11、d, “My parents 477 me a chemistry set a couple of years ago. And then from there I really 478 that Icould use engineering to help people. And so I just became super interested in creating 479 that could help disadvantaged communities and people 480 a challenging period.”461. A. accepted B. includedC

12、. adoptedD. introducedA. visit B. appreciateC. confirmD. attend463.A admission B. honour C.awardsD. challenges464.A devotedB - appliedC.appealedD contributedA - Hopefully B . FortunatelyC.UndoubtedlyD. Unusually466.A - natural B.rareC.preciousD. casual467.A. if only B.now thatC.even thoughD. in case

13、A.turning B.takingC.narrowingD. choosing469.A.decision B.mindC.approachD. plan470.A.flexible B.generousC.patientD. active471.A.careful B.determinedC.diverseD hardworking472.A.advises B.remindsC.ensuresD. allows473.A.wonder B . useC.pointD chance474.A.common B. potentialC.temporaryD - formal475.A.att

14、empting B. predicting C.imaginingD exploring476.A.interests B.methodsC.missionsD. colleges477.A.lent B.promisedC.broughtD - taught478.A.realizedB .proposedC.indicatedD - reflected479.A.tools B .devicesC.ideasD. positions480.A taking over B. putting off C.making outD going through6.12022春陕西渭南高二统考期末】E

15、velyn Glennie was the first lady of solo percussion（打击乐器）inScotland. In an interview, she recalled how she became a percussionsoloist in spite of her disability.“Early on I decided not to allow the opinions of others to 481 me becoming a musician. I grew up on a farm in northeastScotland and began 4

16、82 piano lessons when I was eight. The older I got, the crazier I became about music. But I also began to gradually lose my 483, Doctors concluded that the nerve484 was the cause and by age twelve, I was completely deaf. My love for music, 485. never left me.”“My goal was to become a percussion solo

17、ist, 486 there were none at that time. In order to perform, I 487 to hear music differently from others. I played in my stocking feet and could488 the pitch of a note by the vibrations I felt through my body. My entire sound world depended on taking 489 of almost every sense that I had.”“I was 490 t

18、o be recognized as a musician, 491 a deaf musician, and I 492 to the Royal Academy of Music in London. No other deaf student had 493 this before and some teachers 494 my admission. 495 my performance, I was 496 admitted and went on to graduate with the schools highest honors.”“After that, I became w

19、ell-known as the first full-time solo percussionist. I 497 a series of musical compositions since 498 had been written specially for solo percussionists.“Though the doctor thought I was totally deaf, it didnt 499 that my dream couldnt be realized. I encourage people not to allow themselves to be 500

20、 by others. Follow your passion; follow your heart. They will lead you to the place you want to go.”A. ignore B. force481. A. taking B. giving483. A. taste484. A. ruinB feelingB damageC- keepC. playingC. sightC. woundC however485 . A moreover B. thereforeever since B. even though C. as if used B agr

21、eed point B . smell486. A.487. A.488. A.C turnedC. tellC. used489 .A advantage B. charge490 .A determined B. discouragedC . educatedD.491.A.such as B.except for C.as well asD.492 .A applied B.congratulated C .studied493.A begged B .persuaded C .done494.495.D - stopD. joiningD hearingD. cutD. besides

22、D - so thatD learnedD. seeD. caredevotedinstead ofD researchedD acceptedA voted for B. disagreed with C. cared aboutD. gave inA- Based on B. Concerned about C. Shocked at D. Fond of496.A possibly B. hopefullyC. usuallyD. finally497.A. copied B. performedC wroteD. spelt498.A. many B. fewC enoughD. li

23、ttle499. A. conclude cB. sayC. meanD. seemA. taught B. limitedC. directedD. guided7.12022春陕西宝鸡高二统考期中】Luck has been seeking work for the past two years, and it has finally paid off. He should thank one man who brought attention to the 501.Luck was standing outside a store when Frank 502 him while sho

24、pping with his wife and two sons. 503 to seeing homeless people ask for money, Frank was surprised to see a homeless man trying to find 504.When Frank found him, Luck was sitting on a sleeping bag. Resumes (简历)were laid out, along with a(n) 505 that read need work and food”. He also had his Social S

25、ecurity card and ID card on hand to show that he was 506 about job hunting.When Frank asked if he could see his resume, he 507 one to him and then started telling Frank all about his experiences as if it were a(n) 508.Luck, 52, a former cook, came to New York two years ago, hoping to be a cook. But

26、he 509, so he had been out on the street eversince.Frank thought he could post Lucks resume online to help him find a job in a(n) 510, Since Luck needed food, he bought him a bottle of water and some 5 n . Then he took a 512 of his resume to post on Facebook, hoping someone would 513 to it.Luckily,

27、someone 514 his post and offered Luck a job as a cook at a restaurant called Pizza Rocks. Luck was so thankful for the 515 that he was up the night before, studying the 516for hours. Some dishes were difficult for him.The restaurant gave him clothes to wear and a friend is 517 Luck a place to stay 5

28、18 he can afford to rent a place to live.After talking to him, Frank said, “Luck is fun, optimistic and519guy who knows what he wants and is _520it.”501.A. effort B. effectC conversationD. accident502.A. caught B. noticedC. rememberedD. impressed503.A - Satisfied B. ExcitedC. AnxiousD. Used504.A. ou

29、tside B. workC. middleD - bottom505.A. sign B. letterC emailD - mark506.A disappointed B . worriedC seriousD. curious507.A. sold B. explainedC provedD. handed508.A. hobby B. jokeC awardD - interview509.A regretted B. forgotC. failedD. succeeded510.A kitchen B. gardenC. officeD. bank511.A equipment B

30、. clothesC furnitureD. bread512.A.piece B. pictureC - tourD taste513.A.lead B . returnC. replyD agree514.A.came across B. got across C . got overD. came through515.A.training B. opportunityC.incidentD. forgiveness516.A.lesson B . technologyC.informationD. menu517.A.connecting B. treatingC.providingD

31、 feeding518.A.until B . whenC.afterD. since519.A.carelessB. rudeC.friendlyD. dullA. getting through B. searching forC. going after D. dreaming of8.12022春.内蒙古赤峰.高二统考期末】A nurse took a tired serviceman to the bedside. Your son is here J she said to the old man. She had to 521 the words several times be

32、fore the patients eyes opened. 522sedated（服镇静齐U） becauseof the pain of his heart attack, he couldnt see 523 the young uniformed Marine outside the oxygen tent. He 524 his hand. The Marine 525 his toughened fingers around the old mans 526 ones, squeezing a message of love and encouragement.All night

33、the young Marine sat in the poorly lighted ward, holding the old mans hand and 527 him words of love and 528, Thenurse suggested- 529 that the Marine rest a while but he refused. Whenever the nurse came into the ward, the Marine was 530 ofher. Now and then she heard him say a few 531 words. The dyin

34、g man said nothing, only held 532 to his son all through the night. Along towards 533. the old man died. The Marine 534 thelifeless hand he had been holding and went to tell the nurse.She started to offer words of 535, but the Marine interruptedher.“Who was that man?” he asked. The nurse was slightl

35、y 536.“He was your father/9 she answered.No, he wasntthe Marine replied. I never saw him before in my life.“Then why didnt you say something when I took you to him?”“I knew immediately there had been a 537, but I also knew heneeded his son, and his son just wasnt here. When I 538 that he was too sic

36、k to tell whether or not I was his son, knowing how much he needed me, I 539 Indeed, what the Marine did 540 the identity of son to some extent.C. tellC. HeavilyC emotionallyC wavedC. shookC roughD. considerD. ProperlyD - clearlyD extendedD wrappedD - weak521 A.sayB.repeatA. SlightlyB. Little522. A.

37、coldlyB.carefullyA.frozeB.cast523. A. reachedB. heldA.smoothB.dirty527.A. pouringB. delivering C.sendingD offering530.531.532.533.534.535.536.538.539.540.A strength B. patience C .A occasionally B. regularly C .A. afraid B. tiredA wonderful B. hardA loosely B. cautiouslyA - midnight B. dawnA escaped

38、B. releasedA - sympathy B. farewellA.A.A.A.A.C.C.C.C.C.C.pitysecretlyunawaregentletightlyafternoonthrewsadnessD. passionD. happilyD. consciousD sharpD. sadlyD- duskD. putD. happinessangry B. shockedmistakeB. coincidenceobserved B. realizedstayed B. hesitatedearned B . missedC.C.C.C.C.annoyedmysterys

39、awcompletedhatedD. relievedD. deathD. guessedD appearedD deserved9.12022春.四川乐山.高二统考期末】I have seen the extraordinary impact volunteers have on patient care. They go about their work quietly, but often we 541 how important they are, forgetting there is a 542 aspect just as important as biologicals.I r

40、emember an elderly woman who broke her hip,543 to walk.Yet what 544 her most was her dog at home, alone, without anyfood. From a medical perspective, this wasnt a 545. Yet fbr theWith determination and the strong support of my wife, I succeeded in myvacation struggle 393the Internet. I 394 realized

41、thatit was me, of course, not the iPad, that was the problem.I knew I had 395 when we passed a Starbucks and my wife asked if I wanted to stop to use the Wi-Fi. Dont need it, I said.396, as we return to post-vacation situation, a test begins: Can I397 when Fm back at work? And I don、plan to 398my co

42、nvenience completely. But I hope to resist the temptation （诱惑）to check my e-mail every five minutes, 399 often leads to following my Twitter feed.A vacation is supposed to help you reset your 400 tobecome more productive （高效的）. Heres hoping this one worked.381. A. received B. wrote C. checked D. rec

43、ognizedD - foundedD - founded382. A. followed B. ignored C. organizedA. magazines B. newspapers C. journals D. letters384. A. so that B. as if385 A. upset B. calm386. A. sendingB. handing387. A. better B. stronger388. A. shocked B. trapped389. A. set off B. turn offC even thoughC crazyC destroyingC.

44、 lessC defeatedC. put offD. ever sinceD - differentD buryingD - worseD. frightenedD. cut off390. A. more than B . rather than C. instead of D. except for546, she wouldnt have been able to 547 on gettingbetter until she knew her dog was looked after. Then the volunteer 548 in the sickroom and reassur

45、ed that he would 549everything. He checked on the dog, fed him and 550 to find afoster home （寄养家庭）for it. It allowed the patient 551 ofmind on physical recovery.When I was 18 and had just started 552 school, I too volunteered. I had volunteered thinking that I would help others but 553, it helped me

46、. On my first day I met an elderly woman who had just been 554 with terminal cancer. Id never met anyonewho was dying and didnt know what to say or how to 555. Butover the 556 of many weeks, we 557 a close friendship. In the later six months, she taught me more about life and 558 than six years at medical school ever could.At such a young age, she had a 559 impact on me. Yes, it wassad when she died. But more than anything, it was a heart warming, uplifting and fulfilling 560, wh