1、第 1 页 共 57 页2022 年高考英语二轮复习： 完形填空（记叙文+议论文+说明文）各 20 篇专项练习题汇编完形填空（记叙文）专项练习题汇编AWhen was the last time someone unexpectedly did something nice for you？Not someoneyou knew, but a total _1_ ？Its happened to me a few times, but two instances really _2_.A few years ago, I was dining in a restaurant with a fr
2、iend who kept talking about himself,_3_not aware of the fact that I was sitting there in misery.It wasnt my friends talks thatmade me _4_.I was recovering from a _5_heart, and just sitting down to dinner _6_me of my last relationship.I could have burst into tears right there at the _7_.When we picke
3、d up the _8_， the waitress said, “Your meal was already paid for.” Myfriend and I didnt have a(n) _9_ how it happened.Then I remembered a man coming in out ofthe _10_ of my eye.He was dressed in mostly white, sat down at the bar, had a beer, and _11_for maybe ten minutes.The waitress said, “Yes, the
4、 gentleman in white paid for you.” It _12_that an angel was saying, “I see you, honey.Its going to be okay.”Just last year, I was running a half-marathon.With just one mile to _13_，I was out of gas.I_14_ I couldnt move another inch.Out of _15_ ，a stranger came up to me and said,“Whats your name, swe
5、etie ？ Jennifer ？ Okay, Jennifer, lets go! Come on! The race is_16_.You can do it！” And he ran with me until I picked up my _17_.I found him at thefinish line to thank him for the encouragement only to learn he wasnt _18_ supposed to be inthe race that day.I still _19_ my head when I think of these
6、momentary _20_ that came to me at my pointof need.Do you have any experiences like these?1A.friendBacquaintanceCstrangerDrelative2A.stand outBfade awayCdiffer inDpass down3A.graduallyBcompletelyCimmediatelyDcautiously4A.faintBloseCfallDsuffer5A.cheerfulBbrokenCthankfulDfailed第 2 页 共 57 页6A.recalledB
7、informedCremindedDwarned7A.counterBtableCwindowDentrance8A.billBmenuCjournalDsouvenir9A.thoughtBclueCsenseDbelief10A.viewBsideCborderDcorner11A.discussedBstayedCquarreledDsettled12A.happenedBoccurredCprovedDappeared13A.goBleaveCremainDspare14A.supposedBimaginedCthoughtDannounced15A.somewhereBeverywh
8、ereCanywhereDnowhere16A.closingBapproachingCstartingDcoming17A.walletBtowelCpaceDrate18A.evenBstillCeverDnever19A.nodBdropCshakeDraise20A.memoriesBfiguresCheroesDangelsBNight fell.Loug Falter came back home, teary-eyed and _1_.The 33-year-old professionalphotographer had just run from one end of Haw
9、aiis Waimea Bay to the other scanning the water_2_ his “baby”， a custom-made(定制的) blue surfboard.On arriving home, Falter _3_ his search online.“Was surfing tonight and _4_ my baby.”he wrote on Facebook.He hoped it would wash ashore in the coming days and that whoever _5_it would have also seen his
10、Facebook post.But instead of pushing Falters surfboard to _6_，the第 3 页 共 57 页currents of Waimea Bay swept it out to sea,_7_ Hawaiian Island.Weeks passed with no _8_ of the surfboard.Then _9_.Lyle Carlson, who had made theboard for Falter, comforted him with the possible reunion but nobody knew when.
11、But Falter never completely _10_ about the board.It _11_ on the remote island ofSarangani in the southern Philippinessix months after and over 5,000 miles away.The localfisherman sold the unusual _12_ to Giovanne Branzuela, a 36-year-old elementary schoolteacher for $ 40For Branzuela, riding the big
12、 waves had been his dream.The once-blue board had _13_ to a pale straw color during its journey, but its _14_markings were still there：two elephants and the words “Lyle Carlson Surfboards, Hawaii.”On realizing how far the surfboard had traveled, Branzuela _15_ Carlson online, who, inturn, contacted
13、Falter.Falter _16_ the board was his and was _17_ to learn his “baby” hadfloated across the worlds largest ocean and _18_.He was thrilled, but not only for himself.Knowing someone an ocean away shared the sameinterest with him _19_ a lot to Falter.He couldnt imagine a better _20_ to the story.1A.exh
14、austedBpuzzledCrefreshedDscared2A.picking upBrunning afterCcaring forDlooking for3A.continuedBstoppedCdelayedDmatched4A.expectedBlostCcomfortedDheld5A.likedBneededCspottedDmade6A.surfaceBshoreCbottomDheight7A.along withBclose toCnext toDaway from8A.photoBsymbolCsignDmark9A.monthsByearsCdaysDdecades1
15、0A.commentedBconcernedCforgotDremembered11A.floatedBlandedCknockedDdropped12A.catchBfishCgiftDbaby第 4 页 共 57 页13A.addedBfadedCreducedDremoved14A.familiarBnewCcommonDunique15A.caught sight ofBmade up forCreached out toDput up with16A.doubtedBpredictedCconfirmedDsummarized17A.movedBshockedCcontentDups
16、et18A.changedBapproachedCsurvivedDdisappeared19A.meantBcontributedCcostDsupplied20A.solutionBendingCanswerDresponseCIts never too late to make your dreams come true.After more than half a_1_ since hislast class at the University of Cincinnati, Paul Blom, 94,_2_ received an associatesdegree(副学士学位)The
17、 World War II ex-soldier first enrolled(注册) at the _3_ in 1946, after _4_ in theNavy for three years.“I came down to UC _5_ I was going to go to school, but, you know, itwas _6_ ，it was almost August, and there wasnt room for me ， ” Blom toldWCPO-TV.However, Blom enrolled in UCs evening college prog
18、ram where he took night _7_for nine years.But as he became too _8_ with the family business, he decided to stop _9_.He said, “I think I only lacked maybe two _10_ for some reason or another.I just didntever go back and _11_ all the courses.”Back in May 2020, Bloms daughter, Paula Baxter, _12_ UC to
19、see if her father couldreceive a(n) _13_ degree and the university found that it could _14_ him much more.After _15_ that Blom received more than enough credits to get a _16_ for an associateddegree through a regional college within the University of Cincinnati, university officials wereable to issu
20、e him the associates degree he had _17_ in full all those years ago.“Its very _18_ to see a part of the Greatest Generation receive his degree，” said anofficial of the university.“It just goes to _19_ that youre never too old to see your _20_ cometrue.”1A.monthByearCcenturyDdecade2A.eventuallyBeasil
21、y第 5 页 共 57 页ChardlyDstrangely3A.armyBuniversityChospitalDyard4A.servingBhelpingCarguingDstudying5A.hearingBforgettingCexplainingDthinking6A.lateBcrowdedColdDlucky7A.activitiesBclubsCjobsDclasses8A.boredBfamiliarCbusyDcontent9A.teachingBattendingCjoiningDapplying10A.gradesBtestsCcoursesDbooks11A.req
22、uireBresearchCdiscussDfinish12A.reached out toBcame back toCturned toDresponded to13A.seniorBfreeCgloriousDhonorary14A.distributeBrewardCofferDdonate15A.agreeingBdiscoveringCacknowledgingDreceiving16A.qualificationBdiplomaCcertificationDbelief17A.earnedBboughtCsentDpassed18A.accidentalBnaturalCdisap
23、pointingDinspirational19A.announceBinformCshowDremind20A.tasksBdreams第 6 页 共 57 页CpromisesDplans第 7 页 共 57 页2022 年高考英语二轮复习：完形填空（记叙文）专项练习题汇编解析版AWhen was the last time someone unexpectedly did something nice for you？Not someoneyou knew, but a total _1_ ？Its happened to me a few times, but two instance
24、s really _2_.A few years ago, I was dining in a restaurant with a friend who kept talking about himself,_3_not aware of the fact that I was sitting there in misery.It wasnt my friends talks thatmade me _4_.I was recovering from a _5_heart, and just sitting down to dinner _6_me of my last relationshi
25、p.I could have burst into tears right there at the _7_.When we picked up the _8_， the waitress said, “Your meal was already paid for.” Myfriend and I didnt have a(n) _9_ how it happened.Then I remembered a man coming in out ofthe _10_ of my eye.He was dressed in mostly white, sat down at the bar, ha
26、d a beer, and _11_for maybe ten minutes.The waitress said, “Yes, the gentleman in white paid for you.” It _12_that an angel was saying, “I see you, honey.Its going to be okay.”Just last year, I was running a half-marathon.With just one mile to _13_，I was out of gas.I_14_ I couldnt move another inch.
27、Out of _15_ ，a stranger came up to me and said,“Whats your name, sweetie ？ Jennifer ？ Okay, Jennifer, lets go! Come on! The race is_16_.You can do it！” And he ran with me until I picked up my _17_.I found him at thefinish line to thank him for the encouragement only to learn he wasnt _18_ supposed t
28、o be inthe race that day.I still _19_ my head when I think of these momentary _20_ that came to me at my pointof need.Do you have any experiences like these?1A.friendBacquaintanceCstrangerDrelative2A.stand outBfade awayCdiffer inDpass down3A.graduallyBcompletelyCimmediatelyDcautiously4A.faintBloseCf
29、allDsuffer5A.cheerfulBbrokenCthankfulDfailed6A.recalledBinformedCremindedDwarned7A.counterBtable第 8 页 共 57 页CwindowDentrance8A.billBmenuCjournalDsouvenir9A.thoughtBclueCsenseDbelief10A.viewBsideCborderDcorner11A.discussedBstayedCquarreledDsettled12A.happenedBoccurredCprovedDappeared13A.goBleaveCrema
30、inDspare14A.supposedBimaginedCthoughtDannounced15A.somewhereBeverywhereCanywhereDnowhere16A.closingBapproachingCstartingDcoming17A.walletBtowelCpaceDrate18A.evenBstillCeverDnever19A.nodBdropCshakeDraise20A.memoriesBfiguresCheroesDangels【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文。作者回忆了她曾经在饭店吃饭和跑马拉松的经历。在她人生最无助的时候，素不相识的人像天使一样，给了她及
31、时的帮助和鼓励，令她精神振奋。1 C考查名词辨析。 句意： 不是你认识的人， 而是一个完全陌生的人？A.friend 朋友；B.acquaintance 熟人；C.stranger 陌生人；D.relative 亲戚。根据上文“Not someone you knew”可知，这个人你素不相识，完全是个陌生人(stranger)。故选 C。2A考查动词短语辨析。句意：这种情况在我身上发生过几次，但有两个例子非常第 9 页 共 57 页突出。A.stand out 突出；B.fade away 逐渐消失；C.differ in 在某方面不同；D.pass down 传下来。根据上文“Its hap
32、pened to me a few times”可知，这样的事作者曾遇到过几次，但有两件事特别突出(stand out)。故选 A。3B考查副词辨析。句意：几年前，我和一个朋友在一家餐馆吃饭，他一直在谈论他自己，完全没有意识到我正痛苦地坐在那里。A.gradually 逐步地；B.completely 完全地；C.immediately 立即；D.cautiously 谨慎地。根据第 3 空格前后“I was dining in a restaurant witha friend who kept talking about himself, _3_ not aware of the fact
33、 that I was sitting there inmisery.”可知，这个朋友完全(completely)没有意识到作者当时很痛苦。故选 B。4D考查动词辨析。句意：让我痛苦的不是我朋友的谈话。A.faint 昏倒；B.lose 失去；C.fall 落下；D.suffer 遭受。根据上文“ I was sitting there in misery.”可知，作者想起了痛苦的往事，所以作者当时心情很糟，但使她难受(suffer)的不是朋友的谈话。故选 D。5B考查形容词辨析。句意：我刚从心碎中恢复过来，坐下来吃晚餐就让我想起了我的上一段感情。A.cheerful 愉快的；B.broken
34、 心碎的；C.thankful 感谢的；D.failed 已失败的。根据上文“I was sitting there in misery.”可知，作者心情“不好”，因此推断正从伤心的经历中恢复，所以 broken 符合句意。故选 B。6C考查动词辨析。句意：我刚从心碎中恢复过来，坐下来吃晚餐就让我想起了我的上一段感情。 A.recalled 召回， 回想起； B.informed 通知， 使了解； C.reminded 提醒； D.warned警告。根据第 6 空前后“my last relationship”可知，使作者想起了(reminded)上一段感情。固定短语：remind sb.of
35、 sth.“提醒某人某事”。故选 C。7B考查名词辨析。句意：我差一点就要在餐桌边哭起来。A.counter 柜台；B.table桌子；C.window 窗户；D.entrance 入口。根据上文“I was dining in a restaurant with a friend”可知，作者当时正在饭店吃饭，所以应是坐在桌子(table)旁边差点儿放声大哭。故选 B。8A考查名词辨析。句意：当我们结账时，服务员说：“您的餐费已经付了。”A.bill账单； B.menu 菜单； C.journal 日志； D.souvenir 纪念品。 根据上文“the waitress said, Your
36、 mealwas already paid for.”可知，当我们拿起账单(bill)时，服务员说，已经有人替我们付账了。故选 A。9B考查名词辨析。句意：我和我的朋友都不知道这是怎么发生的。A.thought 思想；B.clue 线索；C.sense 感觉；D.belief 相信。上文提到我们的餐费已经有人付了，因此推断这里说的是作者和朋友没有一点头绪，不知道怎么回事。clue “线索，提示”符合语境。故选B。10D考查名词辨析。句意：然后我想起我从眼角的余光里看见一个男人进来了。A.view 观察， 视野； B.side 方面； C.border 边界； D.corner 角落。 根据上文
37、“ I remembered a mancoming in”可推断， 我从眼角余光观察到一个人进来了， out of the corner of ones eye 意为“偶然瞟见；睨视”。故选 D。第 10 页 共 57 页11B考查动词辨析。句意：他穿着一身白衣服，坐在酒吧里，喝了杯啤酒，待了大概十分钟。A.discussed 讨论；B.stayed 停留；C.quarreled 争吵；D.settled 解决，定居。根据第 11 空后的“ sat down at the bar, had a beer”可知，他在餐厅里“停留”了 10 分钟。故选 B。12D考查动词辨析。句意：好像有个天使
38、在说：“我看见你了，亲爱的，一切都会好的。”A.happened 刚巧，发生；B.occurred 发生，突然想起；C.proved 证明；D.appeared出现。根据第 12 空后的“ an angel was saying, I see you, honey.Its going to be okay.”可知，这里指“好像”一个天使在说，所以 appear 符合句意，it appeared that“似乎”。故选D。13A考查动词辨析。句意：只剩一英里了，我没力气了。A.go 去；B.leave 离开；C.remain 保持，依然；D.spare 抽出，匀出。根据第 13 空后的“I wa
39、s out of gas”和第 14 空后的“I couldnt move another inch.”可知，我精疲力尽，“剩下的”路不能走了。此处 to go 相当于 remaining 或 left，意为“剩下的，还有”。故选 A。14C考查动词辨析。句意：我一步也挪不动了。A.supposed 认为，推断；B.imagined想象；C.thought 想，思考；D.announced 宣布。根据上文“I was out of gas”可知，作者没力气了，所以她认为(thought)自己一步也动不了了。故选 C。15D考查副词辨析。句意：不知从哪儿冒出来一个陌生人走到我面前说：“亲爱的，你
40、叫什么名字？珍妮弗？好了，詹妮弗，我们走吧！来吧！比赛即将结束。你能行的！”A.somewhere 在某处；B.everywhere 到处；C.anywhere 在任何地方；D.nowhere 无处。固定搭配： out of nowhere“突然冒出来”，再根据第 15 空后“a stranger came up to me”可知，此处指“突然冒出来”一个陌生人，所以 nowhere 符合句意。故选 D。16A考查动词辨析。句意：不知从哪儿冒出来一个陌生人走到我面前说：“亲爱的，你叫什么名字？珍妮弗？好了，詹妮弗，我们走吧！来吧！比赛即将结束。你能行的！ ”A.closing 关闭； B.ap
41、proaching 靠近； C.starting 开始； D.coming 来。 根据上文“ With justone mile to _13_”可推断，比赛快要结束了，所以 closing 符合句意。故选 A。17C考查名词辨析。句意：他和我一起跑，直到我加快步伐。A.wallet 钱包；B.towel毛巾；C.pace 一步；D.rate 比率。根据下文“ at the finish line ”可推断，快要到终点了，我加快了步伐。固定搭配：pick up ones pace“加快脚步”。故选 C。18A考查副词辨析。句意：我在终点线找到了他，感谢他的鼓励，却发现他那天根本不应该参加比赛。
42、A.even 甚至；B.still 仍然；C.ever 曾经；D.never 从未。根据上文的“onlyto learn”可知， 不定式表示意料之外的结构， 因此推断此处指他“甚至”不应该来参加比赛，只是为了鼓励作者。故选 A。19C考查动词辨析。 句意：当我想到这些短暂的天使在我需要的时候来到我身边时，我仍然摇头。A.nod 点头；B.drop 落下，掉下；C.shake 摇动；D.raise 提高。根据下文“ whenI think of these momentary _20_ that came to me at my point of need.”可知，作者最需要人鼓第 11 页 共
43、 57 页励的时候，人们就像天使一样来到了身边，作者觉得不可思议，所以作者仍在“摇头”。故选 C。20 D考查名词辨析。 句意： 当我想到这些短暂的天使在我需要的时候来到我身边时，我仍然摇头。A.memories 记忆；B.figures 数字，人物；C.heroes 英雄；D.angels 天使。根据第 12 空后的“that an angel was saying”可知，他们在作者最需要的时候来到作者身边，所以作者认为他们是“天使”，亦属于原词复现。故选 D。BNight fell.Loug Falter came back home, teary-eyed and _1_.The 33-
44、year-old professionalphotographer had just run from one end of Hawaiis Waimea Bay to the other scanning the water_2_ his “baby”， a custom-made(定制的) blue surfboard.On arriving home, Falter _3_ his search online.“Was surfing tonight and _4_ my baby.”he wrote on Facebook.He hoped it would wash ashore i
45、n the coming days and that whoever _5_it would have also seen his Facebook post.But instead of pushing Falters surfboard to _6_，thecurrents of Waimea Bay swept it out to sea,_7_ Hawaiian Island.Weeks passed with no _8_ of the surfboard.Then _9_.Lyle Carlson, who had made theboard for Falter, comfort
46、ed him with the possible reunion but nobody knew when.But Falter never completely _10_ about the board.It _11_ on the remote island ofSarangani in the southern Philippinessix months after and over 5,000 miles away.The localfisherman sold the unusual _12_ to Giovanne Branzuela, a 36-year-old elementa
47、ry schoolteacher for $ 40For Branzuela, riding the big waves had been his dream.The once-blue board had _13_ to a pale straw color during its journey, but its _14_markings were still there：two elephants and the words “Lyle Carlson Surfboards, Hawaii.”On realizing how far the surfboard had traveled,
48、Branzuela _15_ Carlson online, who, inturn, contacted Falter.Falter _16_ the board was his and was _17_ to learn his “baby” hadfloated across the worlds largest ocean and _18_.He was thrilled, but not only for himself.Knowing someone an ocean away shared the sameinterest with him _19_ a lot to Falte
49、r.He couldnt imagine a better _20_ to the story.1A.exhaustedBpuzzledCrefreshedDscared2A.picking upBrunning afterCcaring forDlooking for3A.continuedBstoppedCdelayedDmatched4A.expectedBlostCcomfortedDheld5A.likedBneeded第 12 页 共 57 页CspottedDmade6A.surfaceBshoreCbottomDheight7A.along withBclose toCnext
50、 toDaway from8A.photoBsymbolCsignDmark9A.monthsByearsCdaysDdecades10A.commentedBconcernedCforgotDremembered11A.floatedBlandedCknockedDdropped12A.catchBfishCgiftDbaby13A.addedBfadedCreducedDremoved14A.familiarBnewCcommonDunique15A.caught sight ofBmade up forCreached out toDput up with16A.doubtedBpred
