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1、备 战 2023高 考 考 英 语 完 形 填 空 话 题 分 类 训 练（高 考 模 拟 真 题+名 校 最 新 真 题）专 题 0 7 其 他 人（2022河 南 济 源 市 基 础 教 育 教 学 研 究 室 三 模）The scars that Pat Rribble carried through life were formednearly 50 years ago,inflicted（欺 负）by fellow students in Woodland,who 1 him because he was different.Pat never 2 or had children a

2、fter graduating.He never had a 3 only a series of jobs.Now 65,Patappears 4 with his long gray hair and beard,whom you might cross the street to 5.But,to talk withhim reveals（展 现 出）a 6 side.He speaks quietly,measuring his words to 7 his weakness,for whichothers once seized upon to 8 him.In 2021,when

3、Carey Jim,Pats classmate,learned Pat 9 to attend his high school classs party10 hed been hurt in school,he 1 1.“Pat had it rougher than the rest of us.Days later,Careyfound Pats 12 and called.Pat answered.UWe talked about the 13 things,and the good things too JPat said.Careys love and 14 caught me u

4、nexpectedly.After that,Carey asked all his 15 to callPat.And so they did.They made a 1 6 that they wouldnt lose track of Pat,and they have 17 it forover ten years.Every week,one or more of them call Pat to see how hes doing.The recovery of the 18 from the past has allowed Pat to look to the 19.TH be

5、 at the next party,“he says.These guys He pauses,stifling（强 忍）20.Lets just say that everyone needs people likethese guys in their lives.1.A.amused B.targeted C.inspired D.criticised2.A.resisted B regretted C.married D.appeared3.A.career B.family C.friend D.complaint4.A.tough B.cool C.optimistic D.co

6、nfident5.A.hug B.avoid C.greet D.follow6.A.selfish B.mature C.brave D.gentle7.A.cover B.ignore C.express D.change8.A.fight B.help C.hurt D.protect9.A.promised B.expected C.decided D.refused10.A.after B.because C.though D.even if11.A.felt great B.became annoyed C.fell silent D.looked disappointed12.A

7、.address B.house C.photo D.number13.A.unimportant B,unbelievable C.unforgettable D.unpleasant14.A.punishment B.explanation C.kindness D.questions15.A.teachers B.families C.classmates D.colleagues16.A.plan B.promise C.require D.comment17.A.kept B.discussed C.remembered D.promoted18.A.loss B.weakness

8、C.illness D.wounds19.A.past B.future C.situation D.truth20.A.tears B.joy C.pain D.anger（2022四 川 宜 宾 市 教 科 所 三 模）Candice was pushed to her limit last night.Her 21 downstairsneighbor,Tommy,was putting on music yet again,this time 22 almost deafening songs until four in the earlymorning.She didnt go ne

9、xt door to 23 or call the police.Instead,she wrote her neighbor a short 24and baked him a cake,and was 25-later with a good face-to-face conversation.She 26 her story on Twitter,which quickly 27 widespread attention.Hi!I hope youre well.We havent 28 the note began.When you come home every evening an

10、d play music,Ive come to29 it.Sometimes,its 30 Ive never heard before.To be fair,youve allowed me to enjoy greatmusic.”“But last night.Were you hosting a 31?3:00 am was just too 32 to be that loud,Shewrote.At 3:30,I decided to bake a cake fbr you.At 4:07,you 33.I really appreciated that.As yourehost

11、ing your music party next time,please 34 the rest of us.As a peace 35、I hope you will enjoythis pound cake.”Later she saw that both the letter and the cake were 36.Three days later,she met her neighbor.tlHeapologized for the 37.promised to invite me to the next party and most importantly,he said my

12、poundcake was 38!she wrote,posting a picture of the pair _ 39 together.“It was a gentle 40 that it is always best to lead with kindness.she concluded.21.A.creative B.loud C.hospitable D.careless22.A.hearing B.composing C.enjoying D.playing23.A.yell B.beg C.yawn D.fight24.A.email B.letter C.story D.d

13、iary25.A.criticized B.encountered C.rewarded D.encouraged26.A.contained B.posted C.covered D.kept27.A.distracted B.turned C.deserved D.earned28.A.occasionally B.hardly C.formally D.frequently29.A.expect B.allow C.realize D.know30.A.anything B.nothing C.everything D.something31.A.party B.meeting C.di

14、nner D.festival32.A.proper B.late C.timely D.ready33.A.counted down B.went on C.settled down D.performed on34.A.remember B.believe C.notice D.stand35.A.decision B.solution C.intention D.offering36.A.gone B.lost C.left D.untouched37.A.cake B.dialogue C.noise D.conflict38.A.exciting B.annoying C.distu

15、rbing D.amazing39.A.complaining B.accompanying C.smiling D.quarreling40.A.suggestion B.reminder C.warning D.push（2022江 西 模 拟 预 测）Some people are just bound to be failures.Thats the way some adults look at41 kids.Bill Ware was made to feel this way in his school.By high school,Bill was the most 42 tr

16、oublemaker.He often got into lots of 43.Teachersdidnt want to have him again the following year.Bill was moving on,but 44 not moving up.I first met Bill at a weekend activity.All the students had been 45 to a community program,Bill Ware46.When I 47、the community leaders told me:Bill Ware is the boy

17、with the 48arrest record in the town.,Somehow,I wasnt the first to hear about BilPs 49 side.At the beginning,Bill didnt 50 join in the discussion.But slowly,the interactive games5J him in.The ice really 52 when the groups built a list of things that happened at schoolthat year.Bill had some definite

18、 5 3.The other students 54 his comments,which suddenlymade Bill feel like part of the group.He was saying things that made a lot o f 5 5.The next day,Bill joined the Homeless Project.He knew about poverty and hunger.The other students were56 with his passionate ideas.Two weeks later,Bill led a group

19、 of 70 students to collect food.Theymade a school 5 7:2,854 cans of food in just two hours,which was enough for the needy families for75 days in the area.The local newspaper 58 the event.That story spread at school,where everyone could see it.Hewas being acknowledged.A bird with a 59 _ wing only nee

20、ds mending.Once _ 60_,it can fly higher.41.A.tired B.troubled C.bored D.excited42.A.important B.normal C.careless D.celebrated43.A.quarrels B.discussions C.fights D.debates44.A.surely B.strangely C.safely D.partly45.A.ordered B.invited C.demanded D.forced46.A.abandoned B.removed C.hired D.included47

21、.A.caught up B.held up C.showed up D.looked up48.A.easiest B.longest C.shortest D.coolest49.A.darker B.brighter C.richer D.poorer50.A.simply B.slightly C.readily D.clearly51.A.trapped B.checked C.carried D.drew52.A.melted B.froze C.weakened D.increased53.A.imaginations B.thoughts C.tricks D.interest

22、s54.A.prevented B.refused C.welcomed D.developed55.A.advice B.progress C.fun D.sense56.A.impressed B.annoyed C.confused D.terrified57.A.record B.shape C.standard D.size58.A.performed B.organized C.chose D.covered59.A.folded B.broken C.destroyed D.fallen60.A.updated B.formed C.recovered D.suffered（20

23、22安 徽 安 庆 二 模）Its a lesson that Ive returned to again and again throughout my writing career.Tothis day,I 61 think of Miss Dennis whenever I write a 62 that creates in words the 63 I wantreaders to see.Take,fbr instance,this sentence:Miss Dennis always 64 a dark-colored,woolen skirt,a tailored white

24、blouse and a black sweater thrown over her 65 and held together by a little pearl（珍 珠）chain.Can you66 her?I can.But it was not Miss Denniss 67 that made her differ from others.What really made her 68 washer deep commitment to 69 each students creative thinking.The 70 of good writing,0 she toldus ove

25、r and over again,nis the writers ability to find his own 71 voice and then use it to tell an 72story.Most of us had never known we had a story to tell,73 a fun one.But soon the stories started74 from some inner wellspring（源 泉）.My usual 75 was to write like Colette on Monday,one of the Bronte sisters

26、 on Wednesday,and MarkTwain on Friday.Miss Dennis 76 me not to do that any more 77、“How will you find out whatyou have to say if you 78 trying to say what other people have already said?Its 79 that isimportant to good writing.Fve 80 these words because they were then,and are now,important to me.61.A

27、.seldom B.also C.even D.still62.A.book B.sentence C.letter D.note63.A.movie B.program C.picture D.match64.A.wore B.bought C.borrowed D.rented65.A.legs B.shoulders C.hands D.knees66.A.persuade B.help C.consult D.see67.A.appearance B.performance C.ability D.contribution68.A.attractive B,famous C.popul

28、ar D.special69.A.inspiring B.believing C.finding D.observing70.A.style B.form C.key D.goal71.A.deep B.unique C.quiet D.soft72.A.old B.unfortunate C.interesting D.easy73.A.instead of B.in addition to C.judging from D.not to mention74.A.flowing B.separating C.escaping D.disappearing75.A.duty B.routine

29、 C.job D.task76.A.invited B.forced C.told D.allowed77.A.secretly B.seriously C.gradually D.generously78.A.forget B avoid C.keep D.stop79.A.behavior B.responsibility C.patience D.thinking80.A.remembered B.ignored C.confirmed D.admitted（2022河 南 郑 州 外 国 语 学 校 模 拟 预 测）Officer Dallas Baldwin was on duty

30、in Franklin County office.When an older resident 81 demanding to speak with Deputy（警 官）Kevin Lovett,he had a little 82.As it turned out,96-year-old Mary Trent was not calling to 83.Instead,because Deputy Kevin Lovetthad gone all out to help her out of 84、she was determined to shine a light of 85 on

31、his good deed!“I was recently 86 when I got a flat tire.Mary told the officer that Kevin spared no efforts to 87her on the roadside.tuHe lay flat on the ground to look under my car for 88!”she explained.tcWhat are yougoing to do for him?”Dallas must have been 89 by her insistence,because he and Depu

32、ty Kevin Lovett 90 by visitingMary at her residence to 91 her with a Sheriffs Coin.When they arrived,Mary 92 had a gift basket ready to give her“angel”.The officers were 93that someone not only noticed their 94、but that she went beyond to acknowledge it 95.“Truth to be told,policemen 96 perform smal

33、l acts of service with little notice,but Mary 97 tolet this one go unnoticed.They wrote on Facebook,UMary,thank you for 98 us with your gratitude andspirit.”What a great reminder of how our heroes work 99 to keep things running smoothly every day-and of howmuch it means to show 100 for their efforts

34、.A little sure goes a long way!81.A.dropped in B.rang up C.settled down D.looked around82.A.fun B.curiosity C.fear D.embarrassment83.A.complain B.entertain C.inspect D.bargain84.A.debt B.control C.focus D.trouble85.A.declaration B.observation C.recognition D.reservation86.A.walking B.riding C.playin

35、g D.driving87.A.satisfy B.pick C.assist D.defend88.A.damage B.safety C.shelter D.relief89.A.tricked B.inspired C.amused D.disturbed90.A.responded B.released C.changed D.agreed91.A.impress B.convince C.present D.treat92.A.just B.only C.ever D.even93.A.hopeful B.grateful C.careful D.regretful94.A.shor

36、tcoming B.achievement C.kindness D.re叩 onsibility95.A.publicly B.casually C.quietly D.naturally96.A.obviously B.frequently C.gradually D.hardly97.A.decided B.promised C.attempted D.refused98.A.comforting B.forgiving C.blessing D.encouraging99.A.behind the scenes B.on the stage C.in the back row D.on

37、 the spot100.A.consideration B.appreciation C.anxiety D.sympathy（2021 陕 西 榆 林 三 模）I was determined to do some shopping for my father yesterday.I had other plans,buthe needed some clothes badly.Those things do 101 but sometimes he gives some of them away not becausethey are ragged,but because he ofte

38、n doesnt 102 they are his.Its not unusual that some recently boughtclothes are rejected by him.So,I,as his beloved son,went to the 103 store.Entering the store,I 104 a kind young woman,who 105 in the mens clothing area.She askedwhether I would 106 some clothes.However,I responded,Chances are that I

39、have to 107 my fathersclothes as he is ill and often doesnt 108 new things at It was to be the start of a very 109conversation.She said my dad 110 a lot like her father about the dislike of something 111 and that herfather was in a（n）112 center for those with early dementia（痴 呆 症）.I then told her th

40、at dementia waswhat my dad had 113,but the illness was found late and was severe.He was 91,and was in a nursinghome.Instead,she said her fathers symptom was found 114、so medications were helping him.We hadan immediate 115 of caring and understanding.She 116 out several really nice things for myfathe

41、r.At last,she promised me,“If your father wasn*t 117 with any clothes,118 the shoes wechose,just bring them back to me and Hl try to deal with them.I was moved.We shared our love for our 119.As the old saying goes,“The fish knows the kindness of water,which isthe source of happiness.And we gave each

42、 other 120 of caring,love and connection.101.A.fall down B.die off C.wear out D.come out102.A.ignore B.emphasize C.want D.remember103.A.grocery B.clothing C.repair D.pet104.A.respected B.approached C.recognized D.praised105.A.worked B.tricked C.rested D.shopped106.A.purchase B.recall C.make D.clarif

43、y107.A.order B.buy C.return D.favour108.A.pack B.design C.check D.like109.A.impolite B.caring C.remote D.contradictory110.A.sounded B.achieved C.looked D.minded111.A.ragged B.shallow C.horrible D.new112.A.administration B.business C.recovery D.entertainment113.A.at once B.in turn C.so on.D.as well11

44、4.A.equally B.timely C.accidentally D.severely115.A.condition B.position C.connection D.knowledge116.A.picked B.handed C.put D.let117.A.stubborn B.upset C.annoyed D.content118.A.then B.even C.finally D.accordingly119.A.mottoes B.things C.fathers D.doctors120.A.blessings B.ideas C.mottoes D.targets（2

45、021湖 南 衡 阳 市 八 中 模 拟 预 测）An urgent call came into Jims bar.A newly married woman,havingspent the afternoon at the bar,couldnt find her 121.She didnt care about her cash but her wedding ringinside.With the 122 to find the wallet,Jim spent hours 123 the security-camera videos,watchingthe womans every

46、step in the bar.Several minutes later,a teenager approached the bench,and 124something into his pocket.Jim posted the clip on Facebook.I didnt want to 125 him but to know who the guy was.n Withinhours,Jim got a text from a 17-year-old Peter.Peter admitted having taken the wallet for he hadn*t eaten

47、for twodays.He thought the ring was 126,so he took the cash to purchase a sandwich and threw the wallet offthe public docks（码 头）into the ocean.Jim called Peter to meet him at the docks.Deep in conversation,he 127 that Peter wasnt gettingalong with his family.Jim,a father of two kids,saw him for what

48、 he was:more of a kid than a 128.However,because of the missing ring,the police were already on the spot.Peter could be facing 129 andsent to prison.I had to help him somehow.a voice 130 in Jims mind.He sought the ring in the strong current,but over 2 hours passed with n o 13j of it.He hired localdi

49、vers to search the waters where the wallet had been t h r o w n.1 3 2,a diver emerged.In his hand wasthe wallet with the ring inside.Cheers 133 from the bystanders.T h e 134 wallet ownerdropped the charges against Peter for stealing the ring.“Most people would have given the video to the police,and

50、he chose to 135 m e.Peter told CBS News.“I say thank you to him every day.”121.A.wallet B.ring C.video D.cash122.A.imagination B.determination C.assumption D.appreciation123.A.going throughB.searching for C.sorting out D.cutting out124.A.swept B.stole C.slipped D.sank125.A.praise B.punish C.annoy D.