2023届高考英语名校模拟题汇编之完形填空（浙江专用）.pdf

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1、2023年高考英语名校模拟题汇编之完形填空（浙江专用）（2022浙江省平湖中学一模）Simba was our first dog.When we saw him at the shelter,he wasabout three months old,scared and would shy away if anyone came to pet him.However,withtime and 2、Simba grew fast and made us laugh more times than I could count.When Simba was sixteen,he developed

2、 hyperthyroidism（甲亢）.He was slowly growing weaker.3.he spent his days just 4 in his bed in the back,yard,watching the birds in the feeder.One morning,a white dove（鸽子）landed on the wall next to the house.The dove walked back andforth along the wall and 5 Simba for hours.By sunset,he was eating out of

3、 my hand.He 6every morning thereafter.He was 7 by Simba and spent most of the day walking around his bed,8 the other birds away from the feeder,and sitting in the bushes above Simbas head 9 hisdove songs.We never gave the dove a name and just 10 it was a“he We called him Simbasfiiend.The dove return

4、ed daily for four 1 1 .Then,the day came when Simba 12 peacefully.Two days later,Simbas friend 1 3at sunset and never returned.I always thought that he came for the food and stayed for the 14 thathe shared with Simba,but I think he really came to bring 15 to our beloved Simba in his finaldays.1.A.ne

5、rvousB.guiltyC.embarrassedD.confused2.A.determinationB.curiosityC.patienceD.courage3.A.GenerallyB.AccidentallyC.FrequentlyD.Eventually4.A.playingB.standingC.sleepingD.lying5.A.fedB.watchedC.taughtD.comforted6.A.nestedB.visitedC.leftD.wandered7.A.attractedB.amusedC.changedD.supported8.A.guidingB.taki

6、ngC.forcingD.hiding9.A.recordingB creatingC.learningD.singing10.A.provedB.assumedC.pretendedD.suspected11.A.decadesB.yearsC.monthsD.days12.A.diedB.roseC.survivedD.disappeared13.A.passed byB.flew offC.hung aboveD.moved away14.A.responsibility B.kindnessC.friendshipD.sympathy15.A.peace B.honor C.faith

7、 D.life(2022浙江舟山中学模拟预测)Desperate to help his 96-year-old mother to speak her mothertongue again,Keith McDermott made an 16 on social media and was met with a flood of kindresponses.The old 17,Ray,was moved to tears after talking on the phone with one of the18 respondents in Welsh.Ray moved to Americ

8、a after meeting her husband when she was only 18,hence waving goodbye toher 19 in Wales.She continued to speak Welsh with her mum keeping a little bit of 20.But shelost her beloved mum four decades ago and hadnt spoken Welsh since.21 suffering from short-term memory loss and sometimes not rememberin

9、g what she has donerecently,Rays childhood memories in Wales remain crystal 22 She wants to 23.but I know,_2 4 _ her age,such long-distance travel is out of the question,4 4 said Keith.Once she mentioned:I wish Icould speak Welsh again but I suppose I never will.It was then that I thought I should m

10、ake herwish 25 So Keith,70,26 on social media on a group called New York Welsh asking for any Welshspeakers that could speak Welsh with his mum.And he was 27,as well as a little shocked,to receiveover 30 responses within half an hour.Speaking with Melisa,her(Rays)Welsh was a little rusty.A fewmore W

11、elsh conversations and I think shed be 28 again,“added Keith.“When you have a parent in their nineties,you will find you two have something in common:youreboth old,so I am very sympathetic to my mothers feelings of loneliness and isolation.Im feeling itmyself“Keith hopes to 29 more Welsh phone conve

12、rsations fbr his mum and Melisa has promised tosend Ray some short stories in Welsh to 30 her of her life in Wales.16.A.indicationB.appealC.assignmentD.apology17.A.ladyB.travelerC.explorerD.gentleman18.A.seniorB.childhoodC.enthusiasticD.lonely19.A.friendsB.lifeC.tongueD.Relatives20.A.hopeB.tensionC.

13、similarityD.home21.A.ConcerningB.Apart fromC.DespiteD.Due to22.A.blueB.fadedC.fragileD.clear23.A.leaveB.returnC.quitD.talk24.A.givenB.supposedC.rememberingD.neglecting25.A.goB.flyC.happenD.start26.A.searchedB.mentionedC.linkedD.posted27.A.embarrassedB.touchedC.hookedD.puzzled28.A.stableB.happyC.flue

14、ntD.passionate29.A.take upB.make upC.bring upD.set up30.A.remindB.accuseC.informD.cure（2022浙江台州 一模）Growing up within the Himalayan abode of snow（喜马拉雅雪屋）,Akeishawas dynamic and 31.It was that point of the year when the sky was blue and the sun smiled uponthe village.Watching people coming in flocks f

15、rom near and far made Akeisha 32.Her fatherexplained that they all flooded in to 33 the mountains.Someday,1 will also be able to climb tothe highest of these majestic mountains.Akeisha declared,a burning 34 dancing in her eyes.But Life had other plans for her.Akeisha 35 one leg at 13.Clouds of 36ove

16、rshadowed her world.I will 37 be ready to climb those mountains,cried Akeisha.Seeinghis little girl in 38 the father too was sorrowful,but he did not 39 and built her awooden leg.Akeisha was beside herself with 40 a glimmer of hope regained.“Never say never9.Start climbing the mountains/9 said the 4

17、 father.Wearing thewooden leg,she walked but fell.She stood up and tried to run,but fell again.But nothing 42the father and the daughter even though the entire village laughed at them.Determined to 43all adversities,Akeisha kept practicing and 44 she could run on her own.Five years later,she made it

18、 to the highest of the mountains.Never let words of 45 drag you down.Never allow anything to steal your dream.31.A.creativeB.energeticC.considerateD.cautious32.A.curiousB.concernedC.upsetD.annoyed33.A.observeB.conquerC.preserveD.photograph34.A.fireB.shameC.dreamD.question35.A.cutB.lostC.brokeD.twist

19、ed36.A.doubtB.silenceC.despairD.loneliness37.A.neverB.alwaysC.finallyD.somehow38.A.griefB.dangerC.troubleD.confusion39.A.take risksB.take measuresC.lose temperD.lose heart40.A.aweB.fearC.delightD.anxiety41.A.stubbornB.sorrowfulC.dedicatedD.determined42.A.puzzledB.impressedC.frustratedD.accompanied43

20、.A.live withB.win againstC.let go ofD.make use of44.A.graduallyB.constantlyC.frequentlyD.temporarily45.A.comfortB.criticismC.complaintD.discouragement（2022浙江绍兴 一模）Shaine Kilyun was scrolling through videos on her phone one night inDecember 2020.Suddenly she 46 a video of dogs in wheelchairs.Thats it

21、!”she thought.Shaine had always loved animals and visited local veterinary（兽医的）clinics often.She was a47 volunteer there.But Shaine cried when she learned older and disabled animals are often killedpainlessly because they cant walk and require extra 48.Now,as Shaine watched the disabled dogs in the

22、video moving around in tiny wheelchairs49 and freely,her heart was filled with 50.“I can make wheelchairs for senior anddisabled animals!she decided.As Shaine 51 on countless videos showing ways to make tiny mobility“wheelies”foranimals,her 52 grew.The next day,Shaine headed to the hardware store an

23、d 53 somePVC pipes,foam and wheels and began 54 with designs.She tested out the carts on her own dogand cats.55 she found a model that worked,she reached out to veterinarians she knew.SeeingCypress,a disabled 7-month-old puppy,take off in her wheelie,Shaine became even more 56 toher project.She post

24、ed pictures of her carts on Instagram,and soon orders started coming in.Shaine asks for a few 57 of the animals and then custom-makes each wheelchair for thefurry friends.She accepts just enough money to 58 costs.Im so 59 that I am able to fill a need,says the industrious girl,Helping disabled petsm

25、eans the 6（）to me!”46.A.subscribed toB.came acrossC.checked outD.reflected on47.A.potentialB.professionalC.regularD.talented48.A.careB.dutyC.recognitionD.courage49.A.cautiouslyB.womedlyC.eagerlyD.happily50.A.sympathyB curiosityC.hopeD.doubt51.A.carriedB.clickedC.countedD.rested52.A.excitementB.pride

26、C.reliefD.shock53.A.producedB.boughtC.arrangedD.gathered54.A.comparingB.dealingC.consultingD.experimenting55.A.BeforeB.OnceC.UnlessD.Though56.A.accustomedB.attachedC.committedD.submitted57.A.measurements B.commentsC.expectationsD.behaviors58.A.estimateB.reduceC.coverD.spread59.A.annoyedB.astonishedC

27、.touchedD.pleased60.A.fortuneB.worldC.opportunityD.challenge（2022浙江金华一模）My car slid easily into the school lane.I turned around and glanced at theback seat as my ten-year-old daughter 61.My daughters words started to spill.Momma,J enny62 all the girls in the class to attend her birthday party except

28、 for Heather and me.I 63 I washer friend too.The air was filled with her 64.As tears ran down my little girls face,I felt 65.As an introvert（内向的人），I often breathe asigh of 66 when I am not invited to a large social gathering.I prefer 67 with a few friendswho get me.68、I dont extend my preferences to

29、 my daughters social life.Since the age of four,rather than 69 just a few,Ive invited all of her classmates to her birthday parties,because I am70 to the need for young girls and boys to feel 71.I understand that at some point all of us are excluded from something and that this is a 72children will

30、eventually learn.But why does it have to happen when they are so 73?As soon as we got home,I hugged my still upset daughter and wiped away her tears.As I 74her,I thought of her own approaching birthday party.The invitation would go out to 75 of herclassmates.61.A.got offB.climbed inC.pulled upD.chec

31、ked out62.A.invitedB.persuadedC.allowedD.reminded63.A.rememberedB.pretendedC.thoughtD.admitted64.A.sorrowB.excitementC.embarrassmentD.anxiety65.A.fearlessB.hopelessC.tirelessD.powerless66.A.disappointmentB.impatienceC.reliefD.sadness67.A.competingB.bargainingC.connectingD.living68.A.InsteadB.However

32、C.ThereforeD.Otherwise69.A.expectingB.choosingC.ignoringD.training70.A.usedB.addictedC.blindD.sensitive71.A.left outB.at easeC.fulfilledD.included72.A.lessonB.testC.skillD.quality73.A.upsetB.youngC.naughtyD.lonely74.A.rescuedB.entertainedC.rewardedD.comforted75.A.allB someC.noneD.few（2022浙江宁波 模）One

33、Tuesday evening in the beginning of the fall 1996 semester,sirens（警报）sounded.These sirens were not in celebration;they were a 76 to the university that something waswrong.A house,only one block away,was on fire.Nine of the universitys students lived there.From the minute the 77 came that help was ne

34、eded,it seemed like everyone 78.Thevictims of the fire were offered endless 79 for housing for the night.The very next day,everyonegot down to doing their part in helping these students 80 the next couple of days.Boxes fordonations and money jars were placed in every residence hall.81 I knew that co

35、llege students didnthave much,I,as a residence director,asked them to do their best,“Every little bit will 82.“I reallydidnt think they could do much.However,I was 83 wrong.Thursday evening we 84 over the loudspeaker that we were beginning the donations.Withinminutes,the place seemed to 85.Soon the

36、single large box that I had placed in the lobby was full.Then we quickly 86 more boxes,and watched 87 as donations mounted.Tears welled up in my eyes.I had watched these students 88 to action,work 89 anddonate all that they could.I was touched and so very 90 of them.76.A.cryB.requestC.demandD.roar77

37、.A.statementB.wordC.assumptionD.gossip78.A.stayed upB.blew upC.caught upD.turned up79.A.receptionsB.intentionsC.invitationsD.permissions80.A.get acrossB.get throughC.get overD.get about81.A.Even thoughB.So long asC.Ever sinceD.As far as82.A.changeB.remainC.helpD.function83.A.consideredB.gotC.believe

38、dD.proved84.A.claimedB.negotiatedC.announcedD.confirmed85.A.floatB.disappearC.shiftD.explode86.A.purchasedB.grabbedC.removedD.decorated87.A.in amazement B.in confusionC.in chaosD.in despair88.A.appealB.leadC.jumpD.stick89.A.gratefullyB.tirelesslyC.painfullyD.hopelessly90.A.ashamedB.enviousC.scaredD.

39、proud（2022浙江温州 一模）When I got my first smartphone,I loved it.lt gave me instant 91 to mymusic,thousands of photos and videos and a（n）92 of information.But over time,my feelingsbecame controversial.I would repeatedly 93 my email,shop online for stuff I didnt need and94 click on links to websites.Id of

40、ten 95 to my husband and to my seven-year-old son,Louis,that I felt trapped by it.So I began to research studies on the mental health effects of smartphone use.I 96 thatsmartphones are linked with anxiety,depression and poor sleep quality.Unsurprisingly,they also impactyour ability to 97 and to rema

41、in in the present moment with your kids.98,one day last summer,while I was playing with Louis,I was once again distracted（分心）bydings and pings.He finally related to my complaints about my smartphone:Mommy,just 99,please!I decided to try.Instead of going cold turkey no 100 at all I bought a flip phon

42、e（翻盖手机）and cell plan for$30 a month.With no touch screen,texting is 101.I cant access email,musicor social media and dont even try browsing the web without a touch screen.While the adjustment hasnalways been smooth sailing,its 102 than I thought it would be and the benefits are worth it.Nowwhen Im p

43、laying with my son,I can see the positive effect 103 his smiles.And after hes gone tobed,instead of fixing my eyes on the _104、I light candles,grab a book and _105 theatmosphere of the room Im in.91.A.solutionB.responseC.accessD.reaction92.A.worldB.formC.exchangeD.piece93.A.receiveB.writeC.answerD.r

44、efresh94.A.skillfullyB.occasionallyC.hurriedlyD.constantly95.A.talkB.complainC.proveD.return96.A.predictedB.discoveredC.consideredD.claimed97.A.emailB.replyC.smileD.parent98.A.HenceB.HoweverC.ThenD.Still99.A.take it backB.give it upC.break it downD.sort it out100.A.chargeB.moneyC.cellphoneD.plan101.

45、A.heart-breakingB.time-consumingCeye-openingD.energy-saving102.A.easierB.coolerC.stricterD.longer103.A.inB.ofC.onD.with104.A.faceB.bedC.screenD.book105.A.createB.lightenC.changeD.enjoy（2022浙江杭州 一模）It was more than two years since rd been biking home from work andsomeone had opened a car door into th

46、e bike line,sending me flying like Superman.It caused my106 damage.After that,I worked part-time at my full-time job.I could 107 only 20 hours a week.Idhoped I would return to work 108.But I didnt.After four hours of work,Id go home and take athree-hour nap.109,my employer,unable to let me work part

47、-time for long,110 me.When I told a friend I might never Ill,he responded,utWell.your base intelligence istwice that of a normal person,so it sounds to me that you just cant be a(n)112 anymore.”I knew he meant well,but I was still 113.He assumed that suffering brain damage meant Iwas less 114 than b

48、efore.And I worried:Is that what everyone else thinks,too?About nine months ago,I was at a gathering of maybe a dozen 115,and one man mentionedhed just left his job 116 a disability.He mentioned his disability and kept on talking,as117 as I might say,I ate bread for breakfast.Nobody showed a reactio

49、n except I felt really118 that he had the confidence to say it at all.I could 119 _ my disability at ease,I thought.Thats a(n)_120 I could make.106.A.legB.brainC.backD.neck107.A.arrangeB spareC.processD.manage108.A.curedB.protectedC.strengthenedD.rescued109.A.ObviouslyB.EventuallyC.SuddenlyD.Amazing

50、ly110.A.frightenedB.dislikedC.dismissedD.scolded111.A.returnB.resignC.recoverD.relax112.A.cyclistB.employeeC.networkerD.superhero113.A.frustratedB.confusedC.regretfulD.hesitant114.A.optimisticB.intelligentC.energeticD.healthy115.A.workmatesB.engineersC.pioneersD.strangers116.A.in spite ofB.because o