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1、全国新高考英语完形填空专练（精编版）2020 烟台模拟When Mrs.Green told her pupils to draw a picture of somethingfor which they were thankful,she thought how little these children ina（an）1 neighborhood,had to be thankful for.Most of the 2 woulddraw pictures of turkeys（火鸡）or of Thanksgiving tables full ofeverything 3 to eat.

2、That was what they believed was 4 them.What made Mrs.Green _5_ was Davids picture.David was sodisappointed and likely to be 6 close in his shadow as they wentoutside for breaks.Davids drawing was 7 this:A hand,whose hand?The class was strongly attracted by hisimage.“I think it must be the hand of Go

3、d 8 us food,said onestudent.“A _ 9 _ said another,because they raise the turkeys.MIt looks more like a policeman,and they 10 us.w“I think,wLucy said seriously,wthat it is 11 to be all the hands that help us,butDavid could only draw one of them.”Mrs.Green had almost forgotten David in her _12_ at fin

4、ding theclass so responsive（共鸣的）.Having the others working on anotherproject,she bent over his 13 and asked whose hand it was.David whispered,MIfs yours,Teacher.Then Mrs.Green _14_ she had taken David by the hand fromtime to time;she often did that with the children.But that it shouldhave 15 so much

5、 to David.Perhaps,she thought this was her Thanksgiving,andeverybodys Thanksgivingnot the things given to us,but thesmall ways that we give something to others.1.A.bettering B.developing C.interesting D.worsening2.A.class B.school C.group D.boys3.A.rare B.delicious C.expensive D.fit4.A.convinced of

6、B.informed of C.warned of D.expected of5.A.satisfiedB.touchedC.amazedD.encouraged6.A.foundB.shutC.hidden D.stuck7.A.onlyB.simplyC.clearly D.exactly8.A.fetchingB.earningC.sendingD.bringing9.A.workerB.carpenter C.farmerD.banker10.A.bringB.protectC.watch D.guard11.A.provedB.knownC.saidD.supposed12.A.su

7、rpriseB.prideC.pleasureD.wonder13.A.pictureB.bookC.schoolbagD.desk14.A.realizedB.wishedC.remembered D.believed15.A.sensedB.meantC.accountedD.affected答案：15 DABDC 610 ABDCB1115 DCDCB2015成都高三诊断性检测Roland,a carpenter in Virginia,and Sheila had three kids一twoboys and one baby,Jessica.The baby had been in

8、and out of 1 forthe last year because of several diseases.She was very weak and sick.The doctors were not 2 that she would live another year.Taking care of Jessica was so costly that the family felt it hardto 3 it.Things were bad.Roland saw no 4 at the end of this tunnel.Then he saw a(n)5 in the new

9、spaper:Security guards andcontract workers 6.$100,000 a year.First$80,000 tax free.$20,000 7 for extending contract an extra year.He called thenumber.The 8 was busy,but he kept calling and finally gotthrough.He 9 that the jobs were all taken,but they told him plentyof jobs were 10 available.They sai

10、d,they would give him two weeksof 11 in Texas.Then they would fly him to Iraq for his job.Roland told Sheila he had to 12 this job.He knew it wasdangerous;he might get injured or killed,but the money was onlytoo 13.Plus,the family would have full medical benefits,whichwould enable the baby to get th

11、e 14 she needed.Roland said if he 15the first year,he would probably 16 for the bonus and a second year.But Sheila was worried.She asked,MWhat if you get killed?What are we going to do 17 you?w“You cant think like that,honey,“he said.Youve got to be18.Think about how well off weUl be in two or three

12、 19 after Ibring back all that money.This is the best thing I can do for this 20Sheila hugged him and sobbed.dont want you to go.”1.A.bed B.hospital C.sight D.time2.A.confident B.aware C.worried D.surprised3.A.count B.afford C.put D.face4.A.sign B.traffic C.train D.light5.A.advertisement B.article C

13、.picture D.job6.A.wanted B.employed C.found D.offered7.A.income B.salary C.bonus D.tax8.A.line B.telephone C.interviewer D.operator9.A.believed B.feared C.hoped D.knew10.A.almost B.hardly C.still D.even11.A.thinking B.training C.holiday D.salary12.A.take B.keep C.refuse D.offer13.A.much B.touching C

14、.hard D.inviting14.A.money B.care C.schooling D.food15.A.held B.failed C.survived D.died16.A.hang on B.move on C.sign up D.end up17.A.for B.beyond C.with D.without18.A.diligent B.independentC.carefulD.positive19.A.yearsB.seasonsC.monthsD.weeks20.A.purpose B.reason C.familyD.country答案：15 BABDA610ACAB

15、C1115 BADBC1620 CDDAC2015 山东实验中学一模The eyes are one of the most expressive instruments of bodylanguage.Keith,seventeen,from Montclair,New Jersey,learned thehard way about one 1 the eyes can make.WI had a teacher who 2heavily on classroom discussion,M Keith says.He seemed to have astrong 3 to know jus

16、t when 1 didnt have the answer.I couldnt工 _how he could be so 5.Then it dawned on（逐渐被人明白）me.6 _ Ididnt know the answer.I would 7 looking at him.When I did knowwhat to say,I always stared straight back 8 him.From that momenton,I 9 myself to look him in the eve,10 I knew the answer or not.That trick h

17、as 11 me a lot of trouble.”Many people,12 some policemen,believe eye contact is a good13 of honesty.If someone cant look at you directly in the eye,thenhe or she is not playing 14,they insist.After many experiments,15,a number of experts have found out that good liars can make falseeye contact.Eye c

18、ontact,though not a sure 16 of honesty,is a clear way toshow interest in another person.When a person looks at you andcontinues to do so,you know his attention is 17 on yon.When heturns his head away,his mind is probably 18.But there is 19.A shyperson may have trouble making and keeping eye contact,

19、no matterhow interested he is in the other person.And certain nationalities,such as the British and Germans,are much 20 oriented（适应）toeyeball-to-eyeball contact than,say,the French and the Arabs.1.A.letter B.notice C.message D.news2.A.looked B.graded C.lived D.took3.A.ability B.body C.mind D.way4.A.

20、figure out B.speak out C.turn out D.put out5.A.slow B.sharp C.boring D.cautious6.A.The first time B.Last time C.Each time D.At times7.A.hate B.enjoy C.like D.avoid8.A.on B.at C.in D.of9.A.allowed B.forbadeC.taught D.persuaded10.A.whenB.whether C.if D.unless11.A.saved B.givenC.increasedD.offered12.A.

21、exceptB.adding C.beside D.including13.A.lesson B.way C.chance D.test14.A.honestly B.effectively C.efficiently D.constantly15.A.furthermore B.moreover C.however D.otherwise16.A.expressionB.meansC.signD.trick17.A.discoveredB.IainC.putD.fixed18.A.anywhere B.nowhere C.elsewhere D.everywhere19.A.exceptio

22、n B.expectation C.question D.adaptation20.A.worse B.less C.too D.enough答案：15 CBAAB 610 CDBCB 1115 ADDAC1620 CDCAB2015 山东师大附中高三一模As a kid I loved everything about school.I loved books,1,testsand homework.Most of all I longed to someday march down the aisle（通道）to receive my 2.That seemed more appealin

23、g even thangetting married.But at 15,1 had to 3 because my parents 4afford tuition.My hope of getting a diploma was dead.Pretty soon,I married.I had three children,and I thought,“There 5 mv diploma.Even so,I wanted my children to beeducated.But Linda,our youngest child,had juvenile arthritis（幼年型关节炎）

24、in her 6 and knees,which made it 7 for her to function（活动）in a normal classroom.One day,I saw an ad in the newspaper for evening courses.Thats the answer,“I said to myself.Linda always feels 8 inthe evening,so FII just sign her up for night school.Linda was busy 9 out enrollment（入学）forms when thesec

25、retary said,Mrs Schantz,why dont you come back to 10?”I 11,“Theres no way!Im 55!”12 he insisted,and before I knew what I had done,I wasenrolled for classes in English and crafts.wThis is only anexperiment,I 13 him,but he just smiled.To my surprise,bothLinda and I thrived（茁壮成长）in evening school.I wen

26、t back againthe next semester,and my grades 14 improved.It was 15 going to school again,but it was no game.Sitting ina class full of kids was awkward,16 most of them were respectfuland encouraging.During the day,I still had loads of housework to do.But when I was down,Linda encouraged me.Mom,you can

27、t 17now!”And when she was down,I 18 her.Together we saw itthrough.At last,I got my diploma.19,my classmates votedunanimously（一致地）for me to be class speaker,and I got a$3,000college scholarship.Yes,Mom,I was late for school,but I got there 20.1.A.parentsB.teachersC.treesD.flowers2.A.job B.presentC.ce

28、rtificationD.diploma3.A.drop outB.watch out C.keep outD.find out4.A.wouldntB.couldnt C.shouldntD.neednt5.A.goesB.comesC.existsD.breaks6.A.handsB.headC.eyesD.stomach7.A.likely B.frequentC.easy D.impossible8.A.worseB.excitedC.betterD.annoyed9.A.givingB.takingC.HllingD.sending10.A.workB.schoolC.homeD.o

29、ffice11.A.laughedB.toldC.arguedD.shouted12.A.AndB.ButC.AlthoughD.So13.A.informedB.askedC.warnedD.convinced14.A.regularlyB.happily C.steadilyD.naturally15.A.interestingB.disappointing C.concerned D.exciting16.A.as if B.even ifC.in case D.if only17.A.continueB.restC.quitD.hesitate18.A.raisedB.discoura

30、ged C.cheered D.defeated19.A.To my surpriseB.To my satisfactionC.To my relief D.To my credit20.A.naturally B.frequently C.constantly D.eventually答案：15 BDABA 610ADCCB 1115 ABCCD1620 BCCAD2015 河北衡水中学高三调研In the 1450s Johannes Gutenberg,a German printer,developeda new printing press（印刷机）.Then single let

31、ters could be 1 in linesto create a page of text.The letters were made of metal.Each onecould be 2 to different parts of the press,depending on which wordswere 3 on a certain page.This was one of the most important 4 in thehistory of printing.5_,most books had been created by copying out text by han

32、d.The 6 of a single book would take many hours or even days.With theGutenberg press,7 could be printed in several seconds,and manycopies of books could be created in several seconds,and many copiesof books could be created in a few hours.Gutenbergs printing press was not so much a(n)8_,however,asan

33、improvement of developing technologies.The Chinese were thefirst to use wooden blocks(木刻版)，as early as the 8th century.Thengreat 9 was made around 1040.The movable type was invented by BiSheng in China.European 10 the printing methods centuries later.Another contribution to Gutenbergs system also co

34、me from the East,11.The Chinese invented paper using 12 materials.,including oldclothes.The kind of the inexpensive paper was introduced intoEurope in 1 000 or so.This kind of paper was 13 for the newEuropean printing presses,14 it took in the only ink required for themetal type.Printing soon became

35、 an important 15 in a rapidly growingworld.By 1500,nearly 35,000 books were in print worldwide.Butthe printing press did not 16 a lot for a long time.In the 19th century,however,iron 17 wood in the press framework.And paper became18 in continuous rolls rather than more expensive single pieces.Steam

36、engines 19 the speed at which the press ran.In the late 1900s,the introduction of better presses greatly 20 the time it took to turnideas into books.1.A.used B.put C.read D.written2.A.shown B.turned C.moved D.added3.A.needed B.lost C.collected D.found4.A.challenged B.studies C.discoveries D.developm

37、ents5.A.Recently B.Immediately C.Previously D.Finally6.A.discussion B.production C.instruction D.preparation7.A.pages B.ideas C.models D.characters8.A.attraction B.expression C.competition D.invention9.A.accident B.research C.progress D.situation10.A.believed B.followed C.tested D.required11.A.paper

38、 B.wood C.letters D.metal12.A.fine B.thin C.heavy D.cheap13.A.useless B.special C.good D.impossible14.A.as B.although C.until D.unless15.A.fashion B.industry C.trick D.belief16.A.apply B.help C.work D.change17.A.replaced B.controlled C.became D.protected18.A.necessary B.available C.normal D.valuable

39、19.A.reached B.limited C.increased D.kept20.A.madeB.allowedC.wastedD.reduced答案：15 BCADC 610 BADCB 1115ADCAB1620 DABCD2015 福建One of the easiest things in the world is to become a fault-finder.However,life can be 1 when you are not busy finding fault with it.Several years ago 12a letter from seventeen

40、-year-old Kerry,who described herself as a world-class fault-finder,almost always 3by things.People were always doing things that annoyed her,and 4was ever good enough.She was highly self-critical and also foundfault with her friends.She became a really 5 person.Unfortunately,it took a horrible acci

41、dent to change her 6.Herbest friend was seriously hurt in a car crash.What made it almost 7to deal with was that the day before the 8,Kerry had visited herfriend and had spent the whole time criticizing her 9 of boyfriends,the way she was living,the way she related to her mother,andvarious other thi

42、ngs she felt she needed to 10.It wasnt until herfriend was badly hurt that Kerry became 11 her habit of finding fault.Very quickly,she learned to appreciate life rather than to 12everything so harshly（亥！I薄）.She was able to transfer her newwisdom to other parts of her 13 as well.Perhaps most of us ar

43、ent as extreme at fault-finding,14 whenwere honest,we can be sharply 15 of the world.Im not suggestingyou 16 problems,or that you pretend things are 17 than they are,butsimply that you learn to allow things to be as they are-18 most ofthe time,and especially when its not a really big 19.Train yourse

44、lf tobite your tongue”，and with a little 20,youllget really good at letting things go.And when you do,you U I get backyour enthusiasm and love for life.3.A.threatened B.interrupted C.bothered D.spoiled1.A.lonelyB.great C.quiet D.uneasy2.A.receivedB.answered C.expected D.rejected11.A.aware of B.afrai

45、d of C.curious about D.confused about4.A.anythingB.everything C.something D.nothing5.A.caringB.boring C.interesting D.surprising6.A.attitudeB.plan C.measure D.explanation7.A.urgentB.unnecessary C.certain D.impossible8.A.occasionB.event C.accident D.adventure9.A.memoryB.notice C.evidence D.choice10.A

46、.hearB.contribute C.express D.admit14.A.so12.A.discussB.realize C.judge D.settle13.A.familyB.life C.career D.educationB.orC.butD.for15.A.proudB.sureC.hopefulD.critical16.A.faceB.createC.solveD.ignore17.A.rarerB.betterC.strangerD.worse18.A.at leastB.at lastC.by farD.so far19.A.taskB.deal C.resultD.du

47、ty20.A.practiceB.speechC.restD.pity答案：15 BACDB 610ADCDC1115ACBCD1620 DBABA2015浙江Since finishing my studies at Harvard and Oxford,Fve watchedone friend after another land high-ranking,high-paying Wall Streetjobs.As executives（高级管理人员）with banks,consulting firms,established law firms,and major corporat

48、ions,many are now 1 ontheir way to impressive careers.By societys 2.they seem to have itmade.On the surface,these people seem to be very lucky in life.Asthey left student life behind,many had a 3 drink at their cheap butfriendly local bar,shook hands with longtime roommates,and 4 outof small apartme

49、nts into high buildings.They made reservations atrestaurants where the cost of a bottle of wine 5 a college yearsmonthly rent.They replaced their beloved old cars with expensivenew sports cars.The thing is,a number of them have 6 that despite theirsuccess,they arent happy.Some 7 of unfriendly cowork

50、ers andfeel sad for eight-hour workweeks devoted to tasks they 8.Some donot respect the companies they work for and talk of feeling tired and9.However,instead of devoting themselves to their work,they findthemselves working to support the 10 to which they have so quicklybecome 11.People often speak