專題11完形填空夾敘夾議文沖關(guān)押題訓(xùn)練-備戰(zhàn)2018年高考英語大題沖關(guān)秘笈原卷版

1、小學(xué)英語、英語課件、英語教案、小學(xué)英語試題、英語導(dǎo)學(xué)案、英語單詞短語/Js 學(xué)英語、英語課件、英語教案、小洋英語試題、英語導(dǎo)學(xué)案、英語單詞短語備戰(zhàn) 2018 年高考英語大題沖關(guān)秘笈專題11沖關(guān)押題訓(xùn)練Cloze 1話題詞數(shù)難度參考用時(shí)正確率作者一輩子追求夢(mèng)想的過程27816 分鐘I was born in New York City. My first seven years were spent in Manhattan, and then we moved to the Bronx. As a childwith a strong 1 for kno wledge, I went to a

2、 public school and received a good 2 educati on there. At the end of my high schoolI decided to major in scie nee an d, in particular, 3. One of the 4 factors mayhave bee n that my gran dfather, whom I loved dearly, died of can cer whe n I was 15. I was5 motivated to dosometh ing that might eve ntua

3、lly 6 a cure for this terrible disease.With great efforts and help from my pare nts, I _7_graduate school at New York Un iversity in 1939. I was the onlyfemale in my graduate chemistry class, and 8 my Master of Science degree in chemistry in 1941.I was doing my research into 9 with other scie ntists

4、. When we bega n to see the results of our 10 in the form ofnew drugs which filled real 11 n eeds and ben efited patie nts in very 12 ways, our feeli ng of 13 was immeasurable.Over the 14, my work became both my vocation and avocation（業(yè)余愛好）.15, I became anen thusiastic photographer and 一 16. I have

5、traveled fairly widely over the world, but there still rema in manyplaces for me to explore. 17 major in terest is music and I am an opera lover. I also 18 con certs, ballet and theater.In my _19 career I was promoted freque ntly, and in 1967 I was appo in ted Head of the Departme nt of Experimental

6、Therapy, a position which I 一 20 until I retired in 1983.1. A. feel ingB. desireC. tasteD. worry2. A. furtherB. higherC. basicD. adult3. A. politicsB. physicsC. mathD. chemistry4. A. decid ingB. typicalC. in terest ingD. available5. A. primarilyB. raciallyC. highlyD. un willingly6. A. make upB. resu

7、lt fromC. acco unt forD. lead to7. A. en teredB. leftC. searchedD. built小學(xué)英語、英語課件、英語教案、小學(xué)英語試題、英語導(dǎo)學(xué)案、英語單詞短語/Js 學(xué)英語、英語課件、英語教案、小洋英語試題、英語導(dǎo)學(xué)案、英語單詞短語8. A. droppedB. gainedC. exchangedD. used9. A. musicB. photographyC. historyD. drugs10. A. gamesB. accide ntsC. effortsD. behaviors11. A. medicalB. immediate

8、C. luxuriousD. extra12. A. dan gerousB. no ticeableC. kindD. com mon13. A. safetyB. guiltC. tired nessD. reward14. A. weeke ndsB. mon thsC. yearsD. holidays15. A. Con seque ntlyB. HoweverC. OtherwiseD. Similarly16. A. writerB.dancerC. travelerD. composer17. A. OtherB. An otherC. The otherD. Some18.

9、A. enjoyB. dislikeC. directD. pla n19. A. acti ngB. amateurC. teach ingD. professional20. A. heldB. choseC. changedD. fou ndCloze 2話題詞數(shù)難度參考用時(shí)正確率堅(jiān)持對(duì)實(shí)現(xiàn)夢(mèng)想非常重要32218 分鐘We talk about the persistenee （ 堅(jiān)持不懈 ）needed to make our dream come true today. Just think of Wilburand Orville Wright. Their 1 certainly

10、 didn t happenigbveWilbur was 12 years old and Orville 8 whe n their father brought home a 2. It was a rubber 3 made inFrance. They 4 it so much that they played with it un til it broke. Immediately, they bega n5 copies. Theywere hooked on aviation （飛行器制造）! In 1900, as young men, having built their

11、first glider （滑翔機(jī)）,they decided to6 it out at Kitty Hawk on Kill Devil Hills. It 7 con siste nt strong win ds, and the somewhat cushioning effects of sand. That firstflight was unsuccessful, 8 it didn t stop thAfter several more tries, on December 17, 1903, with a much _9plane, theyrisked their live

12、s to drive it in the wind. They 10_flying the world s first powered airpla ne. Begi nning at 10:35 a.m. thatday, Orville 11 it 120 feet in about 12 sec on ds! At 12:00, Wilbur flew it 852 feet in 59 sec on ds! Joh nny Moore, one of thefive men who - _12 them that morning（in charge of draggi ng the p

13、la ne across the sand for positi onin g）, ran to the villageof Kitty Hawk13 , “ Theymade it!This was the 一 14of aviation! At this time, Wilbur was 36 and Orville 32. Roughly 24 years had passed _15 theirfather gave them that toy!ve小學(xué)英語、英語課件、英語教案、小學(xué)英語試題、英語導(dǎo)學(xué)案、英語單詞短語/Js 學(xué)英語、英語課件、英語教案、小洋英語試題、英語導(dǎo)學(xué)案、英語單詞

14、短語If you have a 16 , work at it. If it doesn t tu1r7 outdam t give up! Try again! Who wants to liveand say somewhere, If only ” or18haW hat y6u want and accomplish it. Don t ever give iup!the world can take the place of persiste nee. Tale nt will not; nothing is more 20 tha n un successful men with

15、tale nt. Education will not; the world is full of educated derelicts （ 流浪漢）.Persiste nce and determ in ati on alone are omnipotent （無所不能的 ）.1. A. failureB. accide ntC. achieveme ntD. change2. A. toyB. toolC. bookD. pet3. A. carB. bicycleC. helicopterD. ship4. A. desiredB. missedC.neededD. liked5. A.

16、 buildi ngB. sell ingC. buyingD. draw ing6. A. putB. tryC. pickD. carry7. A. avoidedB. preve ntedC. providedD. caught8. A. butB. andC. soD. or9. A. ordinaryB. similarC. orga ni zedD. improved10. A. took toB. kept toC. gave upD. ended up11. A. flewB. placedC. draggedD. pulled12. A. n oticedB. metC. v

17、isitedD. helped13. A. laugh ingB. addi ngC. cryingD. explai ning14. A. resultB. birthC. targetD. chance15. A. sinceB. un tilC. thoughD. whe n16. A. reasonB. dreamC. prese ntD. task17. A. allowedB. decidedC. expectedD. required18. A. Worry aboutB. Return toC. Forget aboutD. Stick to19. A. Somethi ngB

18、. Nothi ngC. An yth ingD. Everything20. A. com monB. activeC. painfulD. excit ingCloze 3小學(xué)英語、英語課件、英語教案、小學(xué)英語試題、英語導(dǎo)學(xué)案、英語單詞短語/Js 學(xué)英語、英語課件、英語教案、小洋英語試題、英語導(dǎo)學(xué)案、英語單詞短語話題詞數(shù)難度參考用時(shí)正確率正確地設(shè)置期望29817 分鐘A few years ago I in vited some friends to have a party in my house. During the1, a glass of red winewas dropped

19、on a very fancy, Persia n carpet in the living room. Later, whe n I pla nned to have the carpet2,experts came out. They 3 that they could not only get out the 4, but also make every carpeted room lookand smell nice.After spe nding more tha n 200 dollars, my 5 looked great. All of the carpets were cl

20、ea ned, but there was still one slight6 the stain was still there, and to say I was 7 was actually an understatement. Committedto getting rid of the stain, I 8 another expert. This was a real expert with great 9 in this trade. When he arrived and saw thestain, he immediately explained to me how 10 i

21、t would be to deal with the stain, and he wan ted me to know that before heeven uni oaded his 11 to start the job. My expectati on at that point was low; however, I told him to put in his best _12_.In the first seenario（情景）I expected the stain to be 13. In the second I expected little or nothing. Th

22、osemade me realize that in life the fine line between 14 and disappointment can be our expectations. Disappo in tme nt willoccur 15 the expectatio n li ne draw n by ourselves is placed in correctly. 16, goodthings will happen if you set your expectations 17. In the carpet cleaning seenario above, th

23、e second 18not only set my expectati ons appropriately by un derpromis ing, but he also overdelivered by gett ing the sta in out aresult that 19 my expectati ons, mak ing me very 20. So remember: set your expectati ons properly.1. A. showB. speechC. workD. get-together2. A. rolledB. fixedC. clea ned

24、D. desig ned3. A. promisedB. doubtedC. warnedD. compla ined4. A. scarB. stai nC. pai ntD. sweat5. A. wallsB. garde nC.houseD. furniture6. A. doubtB. problemC. differe neeD. improvement7. A. calmB. cheerfulC. satisfiedD. disappo inted8. A. called inB. paid offC. atte nded toD. broke with9. A. i ntere

25、stB. characterC. adve ntureD. reputati on10. A. attractiveB. difficultC. com monD. popular11. A. productB.garbageC. equipme ntD. collectio n12. A. effortB. symbolC. recordD. ben efit小學(xué)英語、英語課件、英語教案、小學(xué)英語試題、英語導(dǎo)學(xué)案、英語單詞短語/Js 學(xué)英語、英語課件、英語教案、小洋英語試題、英語導(dǎo)學(xué)案、英語單詞短語13. A. savedB. coveredC. displayedD. removed小學(xué)英

26、語、英語課件、英語教案、小學(xué)英語試題、英語導(dǎo)學(xué)案、英語單詞短語/Js 學(xué)英語、英語課件、英語教案、小洋英語試題、英語導(dǎo)學(xué)案、英語單詞短語14. A. dissatisfacti onB. surpriseC. happ in essD. regret15. A. soB. un tilC. ifD. but16. A. In con clusi onB. To be hon estC. On the wholeD. On the con trary17. A. abruptlyB. in correctlyC. properlyD. hon estly18. A. playerB. advis

27、orC. n eighborD. clea ner19. A. added upB. ruled outC. went bey ondD. tur ned dow n20. A. gladB. sadC. angryD. upsetCloze 4話題詞數(shù)難度參考用時(shí)正確率消極的人對(duì)他人和整個(gè)團(tuán)隊(duì)的影響30218 分鐘Michael and Jenna were both sales associates for a sidi ng compa ny. They were 1 at the same time, but Michael hada little more 2 in writing

28、proposals. Once Jenna learned this, she came to him with almost every sin gle proposal she wrote,ask ing for his3 a nd in put. Michael was 4 to help at first, but Jenna even tuallytook up so much of his time that he had trouble keeping up with his own work.5 he tried to get her to learnfrom the advi

29、ce he d given in the past, Jennas aslwaiyed to have a 6 why she needed his help.While Michael was able to 7 his deadlines and sell successfully, the drain Jenna created on Michael s productivitypreve nted him from achievi ng the level of 8 he was capable of and that the compa ny9 .Fort un ately, the

30、ir man ager, Alice, was very10 her team and asked Jenna how ofte n she went to Michael forhelp. Her answer wasn11t , so Alice talked to Michael and learned what had been 12 . She told Michaelthat if Jenna needed help, he could send her to Alice s office. At first Jenna was 13 to ask Alice for help,

31、but, un der Alice s guida nee, she soon lear ned how to successfully 14 her own proposal. Mean while, Michael was able to 15 and increased his selli ng levels.One of the biggest resp on sibilities of being a16 is en suri ng that all of your employees positively_17to the compa ny. You should look not only at every employeeproductivity in flue nces the18 of the en tire team. That an employee does n t do his or her job well is an obviousproblem, but that one 19 the work of others is just as 20 but