20.完形填空（題干10個選項）（原題版）-上海名校高中自主招生英語黃金寶典

第20講：完形填空專練（十個選項）第20講：完形填空專練（十個選項）It’sbeenfiveyearssinceIcametoAmerica.TheyearbeforeIarrived,everyweekendIwaswokenupby“SpringRiverintheFlowerMoonNight”,____1____bymymotheronaZheng.Mymomwasalwaysenchanted(著迷)bythebeautyofChinesetraditionalmusic,____2____sheneverhadthechancetolearna(n)____3____.In2009,shegotaZhengfromafriendandhasbeenplayingandperformingeversince.SometimeswhenI____4____her,IsearchforthesongsheusedtoplayontheInternet.I____5____expectedtohearthemhereinBoston.Earlierthisyear,asI____6____anewapartment,ImetZhanTaoLin.thedirectoroftheBostonChineseMusiciansAssociation.AtLin’shouse,Iheardthe____7____oftheerhu.Linlater____8____metohismusicteamandIheardthenrehearse(排練)fora____9____thisyear.Itwasbeautifulandpowerful—it_____10_____broughtmebacktomyhometowninChina.1．A．played B．directed C．written D．invented2．A．a(chǎn)nd B．but C．or D．so3．A．trade B．instrument C．language D．trick4．A．mention B．hate C．call D．miss5．A．only B．still C．never D．a(chǎn)lready6．A．lookedafter B．lookedat C．lookedup D．lookedfor7．A．sound B．story C．name D．cry8．A．followed B．ordered C．introduced D．guided9．A．petition B．performance C．game D．conference10．A．secretly B．recently C．suddenly D．usuallyIt’sstrange,butIdon’treallyrememberaboutthehurricaneitself.Itallhappenedso____11____Iwassittinginmyroomwhentheroof（屋頂）justflewoff.Allofasudden,therewasskywheretheroofhadbeenandIwasvery____12____.Withoutaroof,stayinginsidewasreally____13____.ItwasAugust,soitwasreallyhotanditsmelledso____14____everywhere!Livingintheopenair,webecamebreakfast,lunchanddinnerforthemosquitos（蚊子）.Wehadlostourhomeandeverythinginit.ButasMomkepton____15____us,wewerealltogetherandsafe.Mom’swordsmadeusfeel____16____.Irememberusalllyingunderthemidnightskyandlookingupatthestars.Eventhoughwehadlostalot,momentslikethosegaveus____17____forthefuture.Althoughitwasonlyafewdaysbeforewewere____18____,itfeltlikemonths.Weweretakentoanothertowninafarawaycounty.Now,oneyearhaspassedandI’mbackhomeinNewOrleans.Weareworkingtogetherto____19____ourhomesandourlives.NowwehaveanotherchancetolookupatthestarsofNewOrleans,theirbeautyinspiringusandgivingus_____20_____tomoveon.11．A．informally B．currently C．regularly D．quickly12．A．pleased B．frightened C．curious D．impressive13．A．hard B．confusing C．unique D．inspiring14．A．sweet B．wet C．bad D．hot15．A．watching B．improving C．ignoring D．reminding16．A．worse B．better C．terrible D．positive17．A．money B．hope C．time D．option18．A．recognized B．saved C．contacted D．remembered19．A．observe B．explore C．struggle D．rebuild20．A．confidence B．fort C．challenge D．directionWhenyourdreamistobeeafootballer,nothingshouldgetinyourway—evenifyouhavenofeet.GabrielMuniz,an11yearoldBrazilkid,wasbornwithoutfeet.Althoughhisfamilythoughthewouldhaveserious___21___livinganormallife,hestartedwalkingbeforehewasoneyearold.It___22___himawhiletomakethejumpfromwalkingtoplayingfootball,buthedid___23___.And,inhisschool,the___24___youngsteristhebestplayerinhisschoolteam.___25___,heisthecaptainofhisgymteam.Heknowsthathisdisability___26___he’llneverbeabletoplayforaprofessionalfootballteam.SoGabrielis___27___thatfootballwillonedaybeeaParalympics(殘奧會)sport.Heprovedtoeveryonetherehecouldgoheadtoheadwithanyotherboy.Watchinghimplayis___28___.He’sfastandhe’sveryskilled.Hedoes___29___hecantocopyhishero,Messisomuchthathe’sbeeninvitedtogotoSpainto___30___hisheroMessiandshowhisabilityintheBarcelonaFootballClub.Hiscoachsaysheisprovingthedisabilityisonlyinsideourheadsandheischallengingthesocialnorms(準則).21．A．experiments B．strategies C．trouble D．strength22．A．spent B．cost C．took D．wasted23．A．makesense B．makeit C．loseheart D．fallapart24．A．a(chǎn)wkward B．slim C．skillful D．a(chǎn)dvanced25．A．Besides B．However C．Instead D．Therefore26．A．imagines B．means C．stresses D．hopes27．A．pretending B．hoping C．believing D．debating28．A．unbelievable B．a(chǎn)nnoying C．confusing D．suitable29．A．everything B．nothing C．a(chǎn)nything D．something30．A．a(chǎn)ffect B．quit C．cheat D．meetThebigdayfinallyarrived:myfirstdayatseniorhigh!ThecampuswasstillquietwhenIarrivedearly,soIdecidedtoexploreabit.“___31___here?”Turningaround,Isawamaninhisforties.“Yes,”Ireplied.“Iwaswonderingwhatlifeisgoingtobelikehere.”“Don’tworry,”hegavemeasmile.“You’llsoonfindout.”ThefirstclasswasEnglish.Amazingly,the___32___mansteppedintotheclassroomandsaid,”Goodmorning,everyone.Beforewestart,timeforselfintroduction.I’llgofirst…“”What?!“Itriedto___33___mybrainbuttheenginejustwouldn’tstart.”Ishouldsaymyname,ofcourse.Butwhatelse?Iwasorganizingmywordsinmyheadwhenthegirlnexttomesaid,“It’syourturn!”Withmyheartbeating___34___,Ibreatheddeeply.“Hi,I’mMengHao.”Everyonestartedlaughing,Ilookedattheminpanic.“Nicetoknowwe___35___thesamename,”saidmynewteacher.AlthoughIwasembarrassed,his___36___mademealotmorerelaxed!Whenwehadallintroducedourselves,MrMengsaid,“Welldone,everyone!Iknowthisisn’teasyformanyofyou.___37___thisisjustthekindofthingyouaregoingtofaceatseniorhigh.___38___likethismightsometimesputyouunderpressure.Butitall___39___whatyoudo.Keepcalmandbeprepared.Thatway,you’llmakethebestofyourtimeatseniorhigh.”Peoplesay,“Wellbegun,halfdone.”Iguessthiswasagood____40____tomynewschoollife.31．A．Early B．Lost C．New D．Shocked32．A．same B．old C．good D．strange33．A．showup B．knockon C．turnon D．putup34．A．frequently B．wildly C．gently D．gracefully35．A．share B．call C．remend D．take36．A．wishes B．greetings C．lessons D．words37．A．So B．And C．But D．Or38．A．Arrangements B．Destinations C．Responsibilities D．Challenges39．A．makesup B．dependson C．takescontrolof D．leadsto40．A．end B．beginning C．solution D．timeOnesummerafternoon,whenIwasabouteightyearsofage,Iwaslookingatabeautifulrainbow.Somebodysaid,"Ifyoushouldgototheendoftherainbow,youwouldfindtheregreatpotsofgoldandsilver."without___41___,Irushedfromthehouse,andsetofftowardthewoods.IwassosurethatIknewjustwherethatrainbowended.IrememberedhowgladandproudIwasinmythoughts,andwhatfinepresentsIpromisedtoallmyfriendsoutofmy___42___.Sothinking,andlayingdelightfulplans,almostbeforeIknewitIhad___43___thethickforest,andtheendoftherainbowwasnotthere!Isawitshiningdownamongthetreesalittlefartheroff;soonandonI___44___,throughthethickbushesandacrossrapidstreams.SuddenlyImetinmywayalargeporcupine（豪豬）,whomadehimselfstilllargerwhenhesawme.Fearingthathewouldattackme,Iranfromhimfast.Inmy___45___andhurryIforgottokeepmyeyeontherainbow,andwhen,atlast,Irememberedandlookedforit,itwasnowhereinsight!Ithadquite___46___away.Iburstintotears,forIhadlostallmytreasures.ButIsoonfoundthatmy___47___hadonlybegun:Iwaslost!Icouldnottellwhichwaseastorwestbutwanderedabouthereandthere,cryingandcalling,thoughIknewthatnoonecould___48___me.AllatonceIheardmynicknamecalled,soIjumpedup.Itwasmyeldestbrother.Hehuggedandkissedawayallmytears,andthenhetoldmewhattherainbowreallyis:"Itisonlypaintedair,anddoesnot___49___ontheearth.Butittellsussomethingmore.Whenyousetoffonapilgrimage,youwillbe____50____bytherainbowthroughallthedarkplacesofthisworldtotreasuresinyourheart,better,farbetter,thansilverorgold."41．A．a(chǎn)ppreciation B．intention C．hesitation D．explanation42．A．eyes B．riches C．way D．mind43．A．noticed B．cleared C．passed D．reached44．A．struggled B．imagined C．looked D．worked45．A．horror B．embarrassment C．sorrow D．disappointment46．A．flown B．moved C．broken D．faded47．A．failure B．doubts C．a(chǎn)nger D．troubles48．A．a(chǎn)ttack B．understand C．forgive D．hear49．A．jump B．rest C．drop D．lie50．A．cheated B．moved C．led D．caughtWehaveallheardhowtimeismorevaluablethanmoney,butisitpossibletohavetoomuchtime?IrememberbackinhighschoolIspentmostofmydayatschoolsinceIalso____51____ateamsport.BythetimeIgothome,Ionlyhadafewhourstodomyhomework,soIhadtodoitatonce.WhenIgotintocollege,things____52____.Isuddenlyfoundmyselfoutofclassbeforenoontime.Becauseofallthisextratime,therewasnoneedtodomyschoolworkimmediately.Iwaiteduntilitlaterbecameahabit.Oncethathappened,Ijustkept____53____mystudyingfurtherandfurtherbackinmyday.ThenIgottothepointwhereIhaveto____54____reallylateatnighttogetmyworkdone.OnedayImetaformerclassmateofminewhowas____55____alotofmoneyrunningasideline(副業(yè)).Sincehisregularjobwas____56____,Iaskedhimwhyhejustdidn’tdohissidelinefulltime.Hesaidwithoutthejob,hewould____57____havetoomuchtimeandwouldjustdowhatIdidbackin____58____.Hesaidthatifhequitthejob,hewouldlosehisdrive(干勁)toworkandsucceed.So,tryto____59____upyourtimewithotherwork.Thatiswhythereisa_____60_____thatifyouwantsomethingdone,askabusypersontodoit.51．A．played B．loved C．watched D．coached52．A．happened B．repeated C．mattered D．changed53．A．taking B．pushing C．setting D．calling54．A．showoff B．hangout C．stayup D．makeup55．A．making B．wasting C．requiring D．raising56．A．safe B．interesting C．important D．boring57．A．hardly B．luckily C．simply D．hopefully58．A．college B．town C．childhood D．business59．A．give B．fill C．save D．trade60．A．message B．story C．fact D．sayingThismorning,Istartedverylateinmycartomyoffice.Iwasinahurrytoreachmyofficeassomeonewaswaitingformethere.Unfortunately,Igot____61____inatrafficjam.Allthecarsstoodupinaline,anddrivershonkedateachothertogetridoftheir____62____.Igotdownfrommycarandmovedforwardinsearchofthe____63____ofthetrafficjam.Ataturningayoungmanwastryinghardtomoveforwardhiscarthatmighthave____64____.Everyonetherewasjust____65____themanwithoutingtoofferhelptohim.Atthesametime,theywere____66____themanforthetrafficjam.Thenumberofcarswasgraduallyincreasing.Themanlooked____67____aseveryoneputhimtothescorn(奚落)forcreatingthispublicinconvenience.Nobodywasgoingtoforgivethemanforhisfault.Seeingthis,Iimmediatelyrushedtohelptheman,followedbyotherfourdrivers.Weworkedtogethertopushthecar.Verysoonitstartedwithloudsound.Themansmiledin____68____themomenthiscarworkedagain.Thenhethankedusandmadeanapologytoeveryonethereandmovedoff.Afterthatlwentintodeepthinkingoverthehumanattitudeinthetimesofcrisis(危機).Everyhumanonthisearthunavoidablymakemistakes.Whenotherpeopledothatweblame,butwhenweareinthesameconditionwedesiretogain____69____.Inthetimesofcrisisweshouldtrytosolvetheprobleminsteadofblamingothers.Forgivingisa______70______choice,asitnotonlyavoidsconflictsfurther,butalsospreadslove.61．A．injured B．trapped C．lost D．a(chǎn)shamed62．A．fear B．trouble C．a(chǎn)nger D．sadness63．A．cause B．a(chǎn)larm C．result D．suspect64．A．runaway B．hungout C．keptup D．brokendown65．A．hearingfrom B．messingup C．staringat D．caringabout66．A．pushing B．criticizing C．encouraging D．punishing67．A．satisfied B．impatient C．frightened D．embarrassed68．A．relief B．confidence C．regret D．collapse69．A．satisfaction B．sympathy C．benefit D．experience70．A．painful B．similar C．wise D．monItstartedwithadogwood(山茱萸)tree.IwasinOhiowhenmymotherdiedonacolddayinFebruary,andeverythingwas____71____.Afewweeksintomygrief(悲痛),myunclesuggestedplantingatreein____72____ofher.HehadvisitedmyparentsmanyyearsagoduringaCaliforniaspring.Theydrovedownaneighborhoodstreetlinedwithbloomingdogwoodtreesandeversince,the____73____ofadogwoodremindedhimofmymom.WeplantedthedogwoodinMay.Itsgraytrunk(樹干)wasasthinasmymother’sarms.Itlayinthe____74____muchlikeherasheswouldsettleontherockysoiloftheRockyMountainsfiveyearslater.Plantingalivingthingtohonorherhardlifethatendedtoosoonsoothed(撫慰)myheart.Thistreewouldbeasymbolofher,somethingIcould____75____despiteallI’dlost.Mymothercouldmakeanything____76____.Shehadnotjustgreenthumbsbutgreenhandsandanaturethatcouldraiseanythingbutherself.Asayoungadult,Iwasnevergoodatcultivating—opportunities,relationships,andflowers.Becauseofdistanceandpoorhealth,myrelationshipwithmymomnevergotthechancetoblossomasI’dhoped.Butmymom’sdogwoodgrew.Its____77____pushedintothehardsoil;itswhiteblossomsexplodedlikestarseveryJune.Thistreegavemehopethatlifegoesoninspiteofthepast.SoonIbeganbuyingotherplants.Withoutexplanation,theseplantssuddenlythrivedundermycare.AndIgrew,too,learninghowtotendtothem.Somanylessonsthatnaturealreadyknew,thatmymothermusthaveknownbutdidn’thavetimeto____78____,Iappliedtomyownlife.Apartofmebelievesthisismymother’sgiftshegavetomeaftershepassedaway—theabilitytoencourageandcelebrate____79____wheretherewasnone,tomakeflowersappearoutofthedirt.ItisherremindertofindthegoodinwhateverI’m_____80_____,andapromisethatwhereversheis,itisbeautiful.Thoughshehasbeengoneformorethan14years,Icanstillfindherinmygarden.71．A．cold B．colorless C．false D．a(chǎn)mazing72．A．need B．favor C．memory D．celebration73．A．existence B．sight C．height D．wonder74．A．a(chǎn)ir B．heaven C．water D．ground75．A．signupfor B．a(chǎn)daptto C．holdonto D．catchupwith76．A．grow B．rise C．melt D．a(chǎn)ppear77．A．branches B．seeds C．roots D．leaves78．A．share B．draw C．learn D．judge79．A．tradition B．holidays C．victory D．life80．A．taken B．handed C．reminded D．convincedLookOutHighSchoolItseemedthatallthestudentsatHillsideSchoolwerereallyeagertoleaveandmoveontohighschool—everyoneexceptNeil.Neilwasconfused(困惑的).Hehadnoreal___81___ofhighschool,exceptthatthereseemedtobemillionsofkidsbigkids.Neilalsodidn’tfind___82___easyandhadtoreadandrereadthingsmanytimesbeforehe___83___whatwaswrittenonthepage.Hetriedagainandagainbutthatdidn’thelpmuch.The___84___stillkeptmovingaboutthepage.Andatlunchtimes,whentheotherkids___85___theexcitingthingsandthegreattimeathighschool,Neilfeltleftout.Heonlythoughtofthehardworkandthe___86___.He’dheardaboutthelongpassagestowriteandthethickbookstoread,andheknewhe’d___87___again.Neilclosedhimselfofffromtheconversations,___88___someonetalkedabouthammers(錘子)andnails(釘子).“Somethingthatdidn’tinvolve(涉及)reading!”hesaidtohimself.“Maybehighschoolwon’tbeallthatbadafterall.”Hestartedlisteningmore___89___totheexcitedconversationamongthekidsinhisclass.Everyoneofthemseemedtobelookingforwardtomovingon.ToNeil,itwasstillthegreat____90____,andhardtounderstand.But,somethingdeepdowntoldhimthathighschoolwouldn’tbesobad,sotryinghisbestwouldcertainlybeagoodstart.81．A．idea B．a(chǎn)rea C．field D．dream82．A．shopping B．learning C．teaching D．driving83．A．a(chǎn)greed B．thought C．hoped D．understood84．A．teachers B．books C．words D．kids85．A．found B．enjoyed C．thought D．discussed86．A．playing B．reading C．speaking D．listening87．A．fail B．miss C．start D．forget88．A．because B．if C．until D．unless89．A．usually B．carefully C．politely D．Silently90．A．unknown B．chance C．time D．importanceKateMeyerandAdamJankowskihadjustreturnedtotheU.S.afterhoneymooninginAfricaandwerewaitingouta10—hourconnectingtimeatWashington—DullesbeforetheychangedtheplanetotheirhomeinSouthCarolina.Ithadbeenadreamtrip.Along