高考英語(yǔ)二輪復(fù)習(xí) 活頁(yè)綜合提升練（十一）完形填空閱讀理解閱讀填句-人教版高三全冊(cè)英語(yǔ)試題

活頁(yè)綜合提升練(十一)完形填空+閱讀理解+閱讀填句(限時(shí)40分鐘)Ⅰ.完形填空(2015遼寧錦州高三質(zhì)量檢測(cè)二)Beginningtolearngymnasticsevenbeforeshecouldbarelywalk,SvetlanahadalwaysdreamedtoentertheOlympicsscenesomeday.However,her1endedinthecaronthewindingroadwhenalorryappearedoutofnowhere.Thelastthingshe2wasablindingflashoflight.Inhospital,whenshewastoldthatshewouldnever3again,shecouldn’tbelieveit.Threemonthslater,shewas4outofhospitalonawheelchair.Thenafriendcametoherhousetovisitherwithanoldchild’sstorybook.Abookmarkinitmadeher5topage117.Thenameofthe6was‘TheDayClaraWalked’.Shewasdeterminedtoreturntostagewhateveritmightcost.

7,afterayear’shardexercise,Svetlanarecoveredandwasabletodisplayhergymnastics.Whileshewassittingonthegreenbench8theAthensStadium,memories9:first,thepainandthetears,thebookunderherpillow,thewordsofrelativesfullofadviceandcomfort,andthepityinthoseeyesthathadonceheld10forhertalent.Thenfollowedthetripstothegymwhereeveryonelookedon11,theirdisbelieftransformingslowlytowonder,12shecouldbalancethehoop(健身圈)aswellasherteammates.Sheregisteredfor2004OlympicGames,andfinallyshereceived13fromtheOlympicCommittee.

Her14wasinterruptedbytheattendantwhosaid,“It’stime”,twowordsthatshehadbeen15tohearforsolong.Smoothingherdress,shewalkedintothestadium,each16firmandsteady.Everythingwas17,andtheapplauserangloudinherears,herheart18violentlyagainstherchest.

Laterthatnight,Svetlanapulledthegoldmedaloutofherpocketandplaceditontheold19ontheshelf,whichopenedtopage117,tothechapter‘TheDayClaraWalked’,tears20hervision.

1.A.dream B.intension C.life D.career2.A.forgot B.remembered C.experienced D.suffered3.A.see B.dance C.walk D.sing4.A.rushed B.rocked C.thrown D.wheeled5.A.open B.relate C.point D.adapt6.A.bookmark B.page C.chapter D.story7.A.Suddenly B.Surprisingly C.Fortunately D.Certainly8.A.opposite B.beneath C.inside D.outside9.A.floodedin B.fadedaway C.mixedup D.squeezedout10.A.fright B.regret C.sympathy D.admiration11.A.doubtfully B.thankfully C.nervously D.cheerfully12.A.until B.as C.while D.once13.A.access B.praise C.support D.approval14.A.plan B.attempt C.thought D.sight15.A.content B.eager C.upset D.proud16.A.breath B.wake C.step D.look17.A.unexpected B.awful C.perfect D.finished18.A.fighting B.striking C.kicking D.hammering19.A.hoop B.book C.letter D.dress20.A.clouding B.filling C.rolling D.rushingⅡ.閱讀理解【社會(huì)文化類】Ifyou’renetworking(建立人際關(guān)系)andnothingishappening,youmightneedtoevaluatehowyou’redoingit.Maybeyoushowupateacheventandstillfeelchallengedbytheprocess.Youaggressivelytalktopeople,giveoutyourcards,callendlesslytoscheduleanappointmentbuthavenorealsuccessfromyourefforts.Tohelpyougainadifferentfuture,herearetenhabitsyoushouldavoid.Ineffectivenetworkers:1.Lackpatience.Theyexpectimmediateresultsandwantbusinessnow,nottomorrow.2.Constantly“selling”something.Theyseedollarsignseverytimetheyshakehandswithsomeone.3.Toomanychoices.Iftheyofferavarietyofproducts,theymighttrytoohardtotellaboutallofthem.Offeringtoomuchinformationsendsaconfusingmessagemakingitdifficultforpeopletosendreferrals(指點(diǎn)).Opportunitiesareallaroundusbutwhenyou’renetworking,onlyfocusonone.4.Changepositionstoooften.Iftheymovefromcompanytocompanyordosomethingtotallydifferent,itmightbedifficultforpeopletokeepupwiththem.5.Lackmannersandrespect.Theyinterruptothers,talkwithfoodintheirmouth,aren’tverypoliteandappearunprofessional.Theycallpeopleduringdinnerorontheweekendswithoutthinkingwhethertheoccasionissuitable.6.Distributetoomanycardsandsalesliterature.Theycomewhileloadingwithbrochureflyers(傳單),cataloguesandsamples.7.Focusonthemselves.Toomuchself-promotioncanleavetheotherpersontofeelunappreciated.Everysentencebeginswith“I”andisallabouttheirbusiness.8.“Taking”insteadof“giving”.Theydon’trealizewhatotherpeoplesensewhentheyarebeingveryselfish.Othersmaythinkthattheyarebeingtakenadvantageof.9.Lackauthenticity(真實(shí)性)andpersonalvalues.Theymaycreateunrealisticexpectationsandnotdeliverontheirpromises.Sometimesdoingthingswithoutintegrity(正直)possiblytwiststhetruth.10.Poorcommunicationandinterpersonalskills.Theyhavetroublespeakingeffectively,buildingrelationshipsandfollowingup.Networkingisaprocessthatisaninvestmentoftimeandmoney.Ifyoufindyou’redoinganyofthesehabits,considerlearninghowtoimproveontheseandmaximizeyourresultswhilenetworking.You’llstarttogetbetteratconnectingwithpeopleandobtainmorereferrals.1.Accordingtothetext,somepeopledidn’tsucceedinnetworkingbecause.

A.theydidn’tmakeefforts B.theydidn’tbehaveeffectivelyC.theydidn’tpayenoughmoney D.theydidn’tspendenoughtime2.Accordingtothesecondhabit,weshouldn’twhenwearenetworking.

A.makefriends B.talkaboutdollarsC.shakehandswitheveryone D.payattentiontomoneyonly3.Whentalkingwithothers,youshould.

A.giveoutyourcardsandbrochureseverynowandthenB.talkaboutthequalityofyourproductasmuchaspossibleC.letotherpeopleexpressthemselvescompletelyD.interruptotherswhentheymakeamistake4.WhichofthefollowingisNOTcorrectaboutasalesman’sbehavior?A.Heofferstoomuchself-promotionduringtheconversation.B.Heconsiderswhenhecangetwhatheexpectscarefully.C.Heonlyfocusesononeopportunitywhennetworking.D.Hekeepshispromisesanddoesn’texpecttoomuchfromothers.Ⅲ.閱讀填句(2015鄭州高三第一次質(zhì)量預(yù)測(cè))根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Althoughmostgameshavewinnersandlosers,thegoalofsportsisnottowineverygame.Therealgoalsincludegettingexercise,havingfun,andlearningimportantsocialskills,likegoodsportsmanship.Goodsportsmanshipisallaboutrespect.Goodsports(具有運(yùn)動(dòng)家品格的人)respecttheotherplayersontheirteam.Theyrespecttheplayersonopposingteams.Theyrespecttheircoaches,andtheyalsorespecttherefereesorotherofficialsinvolvedintheirgames.1.Theyyellattheirteammatesandtheytalkbacktocoachesorreferees.

Kidsusuallylearnsportsmanship—goodandbad—fromtheadultsintheirlives.2.Ifparentsandcoachesshowdisrespecttootherfans,referees,oreachother,kidswilllikelyactthesamewayonthefield.

3.Someofthemareverybasicandeasytodo,likeshakinghandswithotherplayersbeforeagame.Otherexamplesmaytakealittlemorecourage,suchasacknowledgingagreatplaymadebytheopposingteam.

Learninggoodsportsmanshipisimportantbecauseithelpsyoudevelopanattitudeofgraciousness(禮貌)andrespectthatwillcarryoverintoalltheotherareasofyourlife.4.Beingagoodsportintheclassroomwilleventuallyleadtobeingagoodsportintheworkplace.

Sobeagoodsportinwhateveryoudo!5.Whenothersseeyouactinginawaythatmakesitclearthatwinningisn’tthemostimportantthing,youcanmoveontofocusingontheimportantthings,likehavingfun,gettingexercise,andimprovingyourskills!

A.Goodsportsmanshipcanbeshowninmanyways.B.Onthecontrary,badsportsmanshipisallaboutdisrespect.C.Theexampleyousetcanbeapowerfulteachingtoolforothers.D.Players’parentsandcoachessetexamplesthatkidstendtofollow.E.Wecanbegoodsportsbyencouragingothersbutnotlaughingatthem.F.Startingasagoodsportearlierwillhelpyoubeagoodsportasyougetold.G.Ifyou’reagoodsportonthefield,you’llalsolikelybeagoodsportintheclassroom.活頁(yè)綜合提升練(十一)Ⅰ.完形填空語(yǔ)篇解讀:著名的體操運(yùn)動(dòng)員Svetlana曾在一次車禍后被醫(yī)生斷言以后再也不能走路了,但她憑著堅(jiān)強(qiáng)的意志和刻苦的訓(xùn)練最終實(shí)現(xiàn)了參加奧運(yùn)會(huì)并獲得金牌的夢(mèng)想。1.A由上下文內(nèi)容可知,隨著意外車禍的出現(xiàn),她的夢(mèng)想(dream)結(jié)束了。2.B由語(yǔ)境可知,出車禍前她記住(remembered)的最后的東西是令人炫目的閃光。3.C當(dāng)醫(yī)生告訴她她再也不能走路(walk)時(shí),她不相信那是真的。4.D由空格后面的onawheelchair可知,三個(gè)月后,她坐在輪椅上被推著(wheeled)出了院。5.A書中的一個(gè)書簽使她把那本故事書翻開(open)到117頁(yè)。6.C由文章最后一句話...,whichopenedtoPage117,tothechapter...可知,那一章節(jié)(chapter)的名字是TheDayClaraWalked。7.B令人吃驚的(surprisingly)是,經(jīng)過(guò)一年的艱苦訓(xùn)練,她恢復(fù)了健康且能表演體操了。8.D由語(yǔ)境可知,她坐在雅典體育館外面的(outside)綠色長(zhǎng)凳上。9.A由空格后面的內(nèi)容可知,以前的事情如潮水般涌上心頭。floodin如潮水般涌來(lái),fadeaway消退;mixup混合,混淆;squeezeout擠出,只有A項(xiàng)符合語(yǔ)境。10.D由語(yǔ)境可知,曾經(jīng)對(duì)她的才華充滿欽佩(admiration)的眼睛在她發(fā)生意外后充滿了同情。11.A由上下文內(nèi)容可知,體操館的人們懷疑地(doubtfully)看著她的表演。12.B當(dāng)她能和其他隊(duì)員同樣好地用健身圈平衡身體時(shí),人們的懷疑變成了驚訝。此處as引導(dǎo)時(shí)間狀語(yǔ)從句,意為“隨著”。13.D由下文內(nèi)容可知,她申請(qǐng)參加2004年奧運(yùn)會(huì)的請(qǐng)求得到了奧委會(huì)的批準(zhǔn)(approval)。14.C由語(yǔ)境可知,她的思緒(thought)被服務(wù)人員的話打斷了。15.B由語(yǔ)境可知,“It’stime”是她多年來(lái)一直渴望(eager)聽到的兩個(gè)字。16.C她走進(jìn)體育場(chǎng),腳步穩(wěn)健。由前面的walked可知應(yīng)用step。17.C由空格后面的andtheapplauserangaloud可知,她做的一切動(dòng)作都是完美的(perfect)。18.D由語(yǔ)境可知,她由于興奮和激動(dòng)而心臟猛烈地跳動(dòng)(hammering)。19.B由下文可知,她把金牌放在架子上的那本舊書(book)上。20.A由語(yǔ)境可知,淚水模糊(clouding)了她的視線?！疽呻y詞匯解讀】1.hammern.錘子v.反復(fù)擊打,(猛烈地)跳動(dòng)Hehitthethiefontheheadwithahammer.他用錘子打了那個(gè)賊的頭。Shestoodoutsidethedoor,herhearthammering.她站在門外,心怦怦直跳。2.cloudn.云(狀物),一團(tuán)v.(使)變渾濁,(使)變模糊Thecloudsofwarbegantothreatenourpeacefullife.戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng)的陰云開始威脅到我們平靜的生活。Steamhadcloudedthewindows.蒸汽把窗戶弄得模糊不清?！鹃L(zhǎng)難句子分析】Laterthatnight,Svetlanapulledthegoldmedaloutofherpocketandpl