1、第 1 页 共 32 页 2022 年高考英语一轮复习：完型填空+七选五 练习题精选汇编 完型填空 练习题精选汇编 PassageA A little piece of paper with the number “sixty-eight” written on it has been taped above the screen of my laptop for eight years. The ink it was written with is so unclear that the number can hardly be1. But its still there to2me to
2、keep doing what Ive been doing and to be patient. The3of that number dates back to the4moment of my writing career when Id just left a second5for an editing position at a magazine. My writing career wasnt6though Id made some progress. Id successfully written a few “good” stories,but nobody7them. I r
3、eturned to my apartment disappointedly and checked my bank8. I had only $68 available to9from. Whats worse, rent was10in 11 days. People say failure is easier to11when you know you give your best effort. For me, it hurt knowing Id tried hard in work. Id written every day for five years and I almost
4、wrote at any spare time I had. I12took a weekend or a holiday off. A lot of13had been put in but in14it seemed to be all or nothing. Later I realized it was15because it would be too convenient if every career was made up of a to-do list that16perfectly with the ladder of success. The most important
5、thing is that I didnt17trying. I knew it took years for me to lay the foundations of success. After years of attempts, efforts and failures, at last, I reaped ( 收 获 ) more opportunities and gained a18. I became a professional writer and won readers19including two Emmy Awards. I think if you do somet
6、hing long enough,20you will get good at it, and someone will pay you for it. 1.A.realizedB.touchedC.recognizedD.erased 2.A.adviseB demandC.forceD.remind 3.A.principleB.analysisC.significanceD.majority 4.A.dullestB.toughestC.brightestD.highest 5.A.interviewB.partyC.nameD.recommendation 6.A.boomingB.s
7、lowingC.continuingD.pausing 第 2 页 共 32 页 7.A.rejectedB.sharedC.appreciatedD.delivered 8.A.codeB.informationC.creditD.account 9.A.reachB.fetchC.drawD.judge 10.A.dueB.freeC.affordableD.attainable 11.A.summarizeB.highlightC.guaranteeD.accept 12.A.everB.neverC.merelyD.always 13.A.moneyB.effortC.strength
8、D.ambition 14.A.realityB.timeC.reliefD.turn 15.A.necessaryB.specialC.formalD.normal 16.A.livedB.mixedC.coincidedD.compared 17.A.insist onB.give upC.jump atD.speak of 18.A.reputationB.dreamC.reasonD.donation 19.A.assessmentB.sympathyC.impressionD.favour 20.A.thankfullyB.eventuallyC.temporarilyD.casua
9、lly Passage B ATV series called Fresh Off the Boat is quite popular. Many of my Asian friends 1it and say that they feel like they can2the show. I feel the same. The show is based on the autobiography(自传)of American food personality(名 人 )Eddie Huang. Thestoryis told3throughthe eyesof its4 character1
10、1-year-old Eddie. The shows title, Fresh Off the Boat,which is used to describe new5, suggests what the show wants to6:As an Asian-American family7to live the American Dream,the Huangs are too often seen as “the8” or “foreign” by people from the different9around them. The show has been very10.Withou
11、t using stereotypes(老一套),it has11 to build well-rounded,dramatic characters that are12enough to be from an Asian family. For example, Eddies mom always pushes her children to be13at school. The Huangs dont speak Chinese very well, but14it is a quality portrayal(描绘)of an Asian family. 15the show is n
12、ot perfect and this Asian family is in fact very Americanized, the show is easy to16. It shows that Asian families are being well described so that they can be known by a larger17. This might help more Asian Americans to find their true18. 第 3 页 共 32 页 As the show is becoming more and more popular,
13、I am getting to19it with more and more of my friends and laugh at the jokes. I hope there are more TV shows like this in the US that really20all the cultures together. 1.A.permitB.designC.directD.appreciate 2.A.appeal toB.relate toC.apply toD.point to 3.A.potentiallyB.negativelyC.largelyD.cautiously
14、 4.A.keyB.fairC.anxiousD.legal 5.A.immigrantsB.employeesC.managersD.athletes 6.A.blameB.expandC.stressD.occupy 7.A.pretendingB.tryingC.failingD.refusing 8.A.otherB.agedC.deafD.rich 9.A.positionsB.destinationsC.culturesD.aspects 10.A.complexB.informalC.seriousD.successful 11.A.affordedB.forgottenC.ma
15、nagedD.remembered 12.A.discouragingB.embarrassingC.frighteningD.convincing 13.A.generousB.excellentC.cheerfulD.independent 14.A.in generalB.in advanceC.in secretD.in order 15.A.IfB.UntilC.BecauseD.Though 16.A.loveB.hostC.exhibitD.organize 17.A.nationB.committeeC.audienceD.company 18.A.identityB.stan
16、dardC.theoryD.power 19.A.produceB.shareC.adaptD.obtain 20.A.evaluateB.mixC.envyD.distinguish Passage C I always come across random acts of kindness in my life. Many years ago, I was 1Costa Rica when I found myself in an2situation:my credit cards and bank cards went out of3abroad, and I only had $5 t
17、o my4. I had no way to get money. I didnt know anybody in this country. I only knew basic Spanish, and besides the cash the only5I had was a return ticket to my country in almost two6. Back then, there was no such thing as mobile phones, and7email was very limited. To find help, I decided to go to t
18、he countryside. With the only coins I had, I8the bus terminal(终点站)and found a village, which9almost the exact amount. About 4 hours later, I arrived at Santa Rosa 第 4 页 共 32 页 Abajo at midnight. I knocked door to door,10in my very poor Spanish that I was a foreigner travelling in Costa Rica with no
19、money but I11to stay here for over ten days. I begged them for a12such as cooking, cleaning and looking after their kids. Everybody13, “Oh my, but so poor are we that we have no14food or space. Maybe you can try the next15.”And theyd point me to another house. 16, I arrived at a Chinese restaurant.
20、The owner of the restaurant was very 17. She gave me food and called the Red Cross to come to18me. With the help of the Red Cross, I spent my19days in Costa Rica. This is one of the best trips Ive ever had, because I realized that when youre in a position to be able to20help, it actually makes you f
21、eel happy. 1.A.circlingB.consideringC.enteringD.visiting 2.A.absurdB.impossibleC.awkwardD.ordinary 3.A.useB.rangeC.controlD.date 4.A.advantageB.wonderC.nameD.credit 5.A.necessityB.possessionC.memoryD.impression 6.A.hoursB.daysC.weeksD.months 7.A.againB.evenC.yetD.thus 8.A.looked forB.headed toC.stay
22、ed atD.thought of 9.A.createdB.earnedC.savedD.cost 10.A.explainingB.remindingC.apologizingD.informing 11.A.managedB.neededC.failedD.agreed 12.A.jobB.mealC.roomD.conversation 13.A.acceptedB.noddedC.repliedD.withdrew 14.A.extraB.cheapC.preparedD.wasted 15.A.timeB.chanceC.familyD.restaurant 16.A.Normal
23、lyB.NaturallyC.DirectlyD.Finally 17.A.sensibleB.richC.confidentD.generous 18.A.rescueB.comfortC.interviewD.encourage 19.A.frighteningB.trainingC.excitingD.remaining 20.A.understandB.receiveC.refuseD.give Passage D Sylvia is a woman with big scars(伤痕)on her body. The1that left her 第 5 页 共 32 页 scarre
24、d happened during a childhood game of hide-and-seek with her sister. Due to frequent power cuts (停电), her mom used to2pots of water and put them on the bathroom floor. Her mother had told her not to enter the room, but Sylvia3in the room, forgetting her moms words. When her sister pushed the4, she f
25、ell backwards into the5water. It took years of surgery before she went back to school. With scars over her body, a life of hiding from6followed until the7point came in July last year. Sylvia was on holiday with her mother when she8a mans camera phone following her around the pool. Then she was9by th
26、e effect the experience had on her mothershe could see Mom staring at her scars, looking10. Seeing this, Sylvia 11to pose (摆姿势) to make her mom12. “I realized Id been13for many years. I felt like I had14my familys lives and thoughts. Now it is time for me to15,” Sylvia said. Sylvia felt it was time
27、not just to make a change herself, but to help others with disfigurements (缺陷). Sylvia pointed out “Every person is16. We should accept our bodies the way they look. Stop trying to17yourself with other people.” She also organized a swimwear show featuring models with different disfigurements and wan
28、ted people to see what it truly18to be inclusive (包容性强的). For Sylvia, she hopes her story will19others. “Now I feel lucky and proud of my scars as Im a(n)20,” she said. 1.A.accidentB.challengeC.behaviorD.adventure 2.A.storeB.boilC.takeD.drink 3.A.remainedB.washedC.hidD.jumped 4.A.barrierB.curtainC.w
29、indowD.door 5.A.coldB.warmC.hotD.clean 6.A.attentionB.attractionC.discussionD.relation 7.A.showingB.turningC.breakingD.meeting 8.A.stoppedB.foundC.allowedD.prevented 9.A.silencedB.disappointedC.touchedD.annoyed 10.A.quietB.beautifulC.angryD.sad 11.A.happenedB.startedC.pretendedD.agreed 12.A.returnB.
30、moveC.smileD.improve 13.A.negativeB.selflessC.strangeD.lucky 第 6 页 共 32 页 14.A.rebuiltB.destroyedC.endedD.saved 15.A.thinkB.learnC.decideD.change 16.A.uniqueB.uneasyC.hopefulD.equal 17.A.devoteB.introduceC.connectD.compare 18.A.benefitsB.requiresC.meansD.matters 19.A.inspireB.surpriseC.controlD.cure
31、 20.A.examinerB.creatorC.ownerD.survivor Passage E A teacher named Kerry in Massachusetts has adopted one of her students Jake with Down syndrome （W 氏病）after Jakes mother, Jean, recently died of cancer. Jake and his mother had to _1_to Massachusetts from Florida,_2_his mother could get the _3_ care
32、that she needed in Massachusetts. It became_4_that Jean was going to have more challenges involving getting Jake _5_ . Fortunately, a school was found and Jake became settled into what would be his _6_ life later. Thats when Jean and Jake _7_ Kerry Bremer in the school. Kerry Bremer would become mor
33、e than just a _8_ to Jake, “I fell in love with this _9_ boy instantly, Kerry told WCVB. After reaching a（an） _10_ with her husband, Kerry made Jean an offer. Kerry Bremer came to Jean as a pure _11_ on earth and _12_ to bring Jake into her family of five if Jeans cancer should _13_ Jeans friend Che
34、ry said； So, Jean and the Bremer family worked together to help Jake _14_ become familiar with what could turn out to be his new family. He spent weekends and holidays with them over the _15_ few years. On November 13, Jean took a short _16_ after a chemotherapy （化学疗 法）treatment and never woke up. A
35、s _17_ , Kerry immediately picked up Jake and is now in the _18_ of helping him deal with what will be his new life. “My mom went to _19_ Jake saidShes always in my heart. I know she will be_20_to see my new mom takes care of me.” 1.A. escapeB. runC. moveD. return 2.A. ifB. thoughC. becauseD. unless
36、 3.A. satisfyingB. patientC. longD. medical 4.A. clearB. rightC. strangeD. traditional 第 7 页 共 32 页 5.A. fedB. dressedC. educatedD. raised 6.A. hardB. normalC. regularD. new 7.A. metB. introducedC. choseD. paid 8.A. womanB. teacherC. doctorD. sister 9.A. kindB. faithfulC. specialD. attractive 10.A.
37、levelB. pointC. goalD. agreement 11.A. angelB. friendC. lawyerD. captain 12.A. hesitatedB. offeredC. warnedD. refused 13.A. beginB. winC. continueD. disappear 14.A. immediatelyB. crazilyC. regretfullyD. slowly 15.A. nextB. previousC. valuableD. difficult 16.A. breakfastB. sleepC. journeyD. message 1
38、7.A. imaginedB. reportedC. promisedD. suggested 18.A. commandB. needC. fearD. process 19.A. heavenB. hospitalC. workD. church 20.A. proudB. happyC. awkwardD. bored Passage F My grandfathers name was Bernard Berman, and I have his nose. Youre just our little Jewish girl, my parents told me when I was
39、 a kid. Until recently, this nose was all I knew about Judaism and my _1_ to it. When I was 7 years old, I _2_ a Sunday school. _3_ ,I never quite _4_ at the school I attended. There was my _5_ , curly (卷曲的) hair my classmates considered “exotic, causing it necessary to be fairer and requiring amoun
40、ts of hair products to tame. Then there was my _6_. At 19, I got a nose job. For years, I continued to _7_ myself from my Jewish heritage and appearance. I _8_ my hair and _9_ my face in makeup in attempts to look less Jewish. Last year, at the age of 16,I was getting my makeup done before a gala (盛
41、会). An hour of _10_ and highlighting later, the dresser _11_ my chair around to face the mirror. My eyes _12_. I rushed home to show my husband Aaron the “modified” me. Aaron _13_. “Nice!” His _14_ smile signaled he was shocked. You dont like it?” I dont not like it. Its just.not you.” For nearly al
42、l of my life, I believed the “Jewish girl my parents described wasnt Ok. So I tried to _15_ her beneath _16_ products and procedures. I couldnt see that being a Jewish girl was something to _17_. 第 8 页 共 32 页 And in that moment, I decided it was finally _18_ to let that Jewish girl out. Im standing
43、in the truth and _19_ of being a Jew not because of what I look like, but because its who I am. I want my children to honor every aspect of their _20_. 1.A. linkB. sourceC. originD. dislike 2.A. looked forB. checked inC. dropped inD. signed up for 3.A. ThereforeB. HoweverC. ConsequentlyD. Eventually
44、 4.A. caught upB. kept upC. participated inD. fitted in 5.A. darkB. fairC. grayD. white 6.A. noseB. mouthC. tongueD. eye 7.A. discourageB. dislikeC. disconnectD. distinguish 8.A. curledB. tiedC. shavedD. straightened 9.A. cleanedB. coveredC. gotD. decorated 10.A. makingB. cleaningC. shadingD. workin
45、g 11.A. spunB. swungC. twistedD. wound 12.A. openedB. widenedC. streamedD. focused 13.A. escapedB. frozeC. rushedD. hesitated 14.A. broadB. sweetC. forcedD. bitter 15.A. seekB. findC. abandonD. bury 16.A. hidingB. expensiveC. skinD. beauty 17.A. hideB. treasureC. mindD. congratulate 18.A. timeB. occ
46、asionC. situationD. opportunity 19.A. hobbiesB. functionsC. traditionsD. habits 20.A. honorsB. ancestorsC. identitiesD. transformations Passage G Its the seaside birds that deserve at least part of the blame for getting Nick Burchill blacklisted at the Fairmont Empress Hotel in Victoria, Canada. Bur
47、chill was _1_ at the hotel on business and planning to _2_ some friends in the area. They had asked him to _3_ some pepperoni (辣香肠) from back east. So he _4_ a suitcase full of pepperoni. As he was _5_ that it would be too warm, he _6_ it out on the table near an open window. He thought his pepperon
48、i was _7_ and well chilled (冷却) and he _8_ . Thats when things went _9_ “I remember walking down the long _10_ and opening the door to my room to find an entire flock of seagulls,” Burchill said in a recent letter of _11_ to the 4-star hotel. The seagulls immediately went _12_ . They rushed to the w
49、indow, 10 or 20 birds all trying to _13_ at the sametime, and pepperonieverywhere. The curtains were falling down, the lamps were falling down, It was a real _14_ . 第 9 页 共 32 页 Older and wiser now, Burchill chalked up the incident to youthful indiscretion (莽撞). “I have _15_ and I admit responsibili
50、ty of my _16_,” he said in the letter. “I come to you, _17_ , to apologize for the-damage I had _18_ caused and to ask you to _19_ my lifetime ban from the hotel.” His letter _20_ . Banned from the hotel since 2001.Burchill is now welcome to come back, the Fairmont said. 1.A. studyingB. stayingC. lo
