人教版高考英語完形填空、閱讀理解、翻譯綜合訓練100題含答案

人教版高考英語完形填空、閱讀理解、翻譯訓練100題含答案

學校:姓名：班級：考號：

一、完形填空

Ayoungmanwasabouttogototheofficewhenhereceivedaphonecallfromanurse

whotoldhimhisfatherwasinjuredandinhospiul.SoheItothehospitalbytaxi.He

hadgoneintothehospitalwhenhefoundhe2hiscellphoneinthetaxi.What's

3.hehadforgottentoaskthenursewhichwardhisfatherwasin.Hehadtorun

hurriedlyaroundinthehospital4hisfather.Seeinganurse,heaskedherwith

5.“MyfatherisinhospitalHe…”

Thenurse6"Oh,myGod.It'syou.Comewithme!”She7theyoung

mantothebedsideofanelderlyman."Yoursonishere,^^she8totheelderlypatient

severaltimes.Theoldmanwastooweaktostayawake,onlytolook9attheyoung

manstandingbesideliini.

Throughoutthenighttheyoungman10totheoldman,holdingtheoldman's

handandofferinghimwordsofloveandstrength.Thedyingoldmansaidnothing.Thenurse

11theyoungrestforawhilebuthe12heradvice.

Sunrise13.theoldmanpeacefullydied.Theyoungmanplacedthelifelesshandon

thebedandinformedthenurse.Afterthenursedidwhatwas14.shejustfoundthe

youngmanhadleft,leavingaletter15"Thankyou,lady!Myfatherisfine.Iknew

rightawaytheoldmanwasnotmyfather.ButIalsoknewheneededhisson,andhissonjust

wasn,there.So,Istayed.^^

1.A.joggedB.rushedC.jumpedD.slid

2.A.leftB.forgotC.remainedD.removed

3.A.moreB.betterC.worseD.finer

4.A.infavorofB.insearchofC.infearofD.inmemoryof

5.A.despairB.joyC.reliefD.anxiety

6.A.calledinB.turnedinC.tookinD.brokein

7.A.directedB.connectedC.appointedD.joined

8.A.roaredB.shoutedC.whisperedD.whistled

9.A.faintlyB.positivelyC.passivelyD.generously

10.A.turnedB.tendedC.ledD.adapted

11.A.confirmedB.announcedC.recommendedD.ensured

12.A.receivedB.reservedC.revisedD.rejected

13.A.advancingB.approachingC.amountingD.assuming

14.A.obviousB.impressiveC.impossibleD.necessary

15.A.readingB.writingC.drawingD.demanding

SaraKays,asinger-songwriterfromIndianaseesmusicasnotonlyapassionbutan

outletforherthoughtsandfeelings.Asa16staronvideoplatform,shenotonly

usesTiklbkto17hermusic,butpostspartially-finishedsnippets（片段）ofsongsto

getfeedbackfromher18."It'sbeencoolto19peoplethatway,and

sometimesI'll20toacommentofsomeoneaskingmeifIcouldwriteasongabout

anideatheysuggested?'saidKays.

Kayshasbeenusingonlineplatformstopursueher21tomaximumeffect.

Aboutthreeyearsago,Kays22theappTikTokjusttotryitout.Now,sheisa

TikTokcelebrity（名人）withabout1.3millionfollowers.She23herbreakupsong

RememberThatNightlastyear.Thisspecificpost24withalmostthreemillion

viewsinjustafewdays.

Kayshas25singingsinceshewasyoung.At11,shegota26from

hermotherandthenstartedtosingwhileplaying.Twoyearslater,shestartedto27

somelivevideosonYouTube,whichgothermorefollowers.At17,Kays28to

songwritingtohelpherdealwiththeconfusionofadolescence.

Differentfromothercontentcreatorswhoupdatetheircontent29.Kays

updatesonaweekly30andonlypostsvideosabouthersongsand31

stories,suchassinging,playingtheguitar,recordingor32musicvideosinthe

studio.Hervideosarealways33andsimple,needingonlythreeelements—her

producerMartinez,amicrophoneandwatertomake.

“Ifeelvery34tohavetheopportunitytoreleasesongsandthatallthesepeopleare

listeningtothemonline.^^saidKays.Recently,Kayshas35withamusiccompany.

Shehopestosingliveandgoontour.

16.A.risingB.good-lookingC.amusingD.longstanding

17.A.changeB.enjoyC.promoteD.write

18.A.customersB.agentsC.classmalesD.followers

19.A.bringaboutB.engagewithC.lookafterD.pickup

20.A.respondB.referC.subscribeD.object

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21.A.drcamB.reputationC.profitD.talent

22.A.clickedB.purchasedC.downloadedD.developed

23.A.kickedB.hitC.scratchedD.released

24.A.threwupB.madeupC.blewupD.keptup

25.A.keptB.practicedC.lovedD.resisted

26.A.phoneB.guitarC.cameraD.letter

27.A.sellB.postC.storeD.watch

28.A.admittedB.stuckC.submittedD.turned

29.A.frequentlyB.graduallyC.properlyD.privately

30.A.spotB.stageC.vacationD.basis

31.A.relatedB.vividC.reliableD.detailed

32.A.performingB.learningC.playingD.shooting

33.A.ambiguousB.conciseC.complexD.precise

34.A.surprisedB.ashamedC.blessedD.satisfied

35.A.competedB.signedC.reasonedD.exchanged

Lifeisalwaysfullofkindness.

WhenJessicaandherhusbandwelcomedtheirfirstchild,theyquicklyunderstoodthat

parentingwouldbe36.Theyoungparentswerehaving37difficulties

then.Evenworse,oneday,thewashingmachine38.

Knowingtherewasnoother39buttobuyanewmachine,Jessicasatdownat

thecomputer,lookingfbranaffordableone.Anhourof40ledhertoonesuitable

find,butitcost$250andJessicacouldonly41topay$150.

Intheend,shedecidedtoseethemerchant（賣家）42andrequesta

43rightthenandthere.Uponarrival,amanaboutJessica'sageopenedthedoor.

“Well,Iwantto44theprice,Jessicasaid."Iagreethemachinestilllooksnew,but

Ican,tincreasemy45beyond$150.Wejusthadababyandthingsarenotsowell

financially,socouldyoupleasegivemeadiscount?”Themerchantstoodtheresilentlyfbra

whileandthen46hishead.

WhenJessicagothomewiththewashingmachine,thefirstthingshedidwasdouble-check

themachine.47.asheopenedthedryer（烘干機），shewas48tofind

$150inthere.Italsocontainedanote."It'sa49fbryournewbornbaby,“itread.

441didn'tthinkitwasfairtoaskfbrmoneyfromsomeonewhowasalready50

financially.

36.A.relaxingB.rewardingC.challengingD.boring

37.A.financialB.physicalC.individualD.mental

38.A.caughtfireB.brokedownC.fellapartD.blewup

39.A.intentionB.chanceC.decisionD.alternative

40.A.huntingB.checkingC.waitingD.wandering

41.A.agreeB.affordC.guaranteeD.promise

42.A.temporarilyB.personallyC.enthusiasticallyD.frequently

43.A.loanB.rewardC.jobD.discount

44.A.discussB.restoreC.dominateD.inspect

45.A.wageB.savingsC.budgetD.bonus

46.A.raisedB.noddedC.shookD.lowered

47.A.BesidesB.OtherwiseC.ThereforeD.However

48.A.frightenedB.disappointedC.astonished?

D.satisfied

49.A.assignmentB.giftC.lessonD.surprise

50.A.sufferingB.recoveringC.benefitingD.transforming

Mysinglemotherusedtotakeonseveraljobsjusttomakeendsmeet.WhenIwas

fifteen,shestartedherownbusiness,andthingsbegantogeteasier51

Thefollowingspringanewfamilymovedintoour52.Thechildrenbecame

myfriendssoon,53thewife,Melissa,befriendedmymom.Oneafternoon,Iwasat

theirhouseandtheyweregenerousenoughtoincludemeinthe54.Theirdaughter,

tenatthetime,55aglassofmilk.Melissastated,"Wehavenomoneyformilkthis

week."ShesuddenlyrealizedIwaspresentandexplainedwitha(n)56look,

"Moneyhasbeenreally57

Later,Itoldmymomaboutthe58Melissawasexperiencing.In

59sheimmediatelyopenedthecupboarddoorsandstartedpullingoutfood.

Thenwedrovetoourfriends'house,madeourwaytothedoor,and60eagerly.

Whentheyansweredthedoor,theyweretheresurprisedbyour61Handingthe

itemsovertothem.Momsaid,"Wejustwantedtohelpout."MelissathengraspedMomina

bighugandstartedtocry.Tearsbegantorolldownmymother'sfaceasshe62.her

friendunderstandinghowdifficultitcanbeto63toprovideforafamily.

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Lookingatmymother.Ifelt64tobeherdaughter!Shehadworkedsohardtopay

forthegroceries,butshedidn't65togivetothoseinneed.

51.A.secretlyB.skillfullyC.successfullyD.financially

52.A.gardenB.neighborhoodC.houseD.office

53.A.ifB.unlessC.althoughD.while

54.A.journeyB.partyC.mealD.celebration

55.A.consumedB.requestedC.pouredD.heated

56.A.defeatedB.relaxedC.excitedD.surprised

57.A.tightB.enoughC.importantD.precious

58.A.reliefB.failureC.difficultyD.quarrel

59.A.troubleB.responseC.actionD.addition

60.A.waitedB.expectedC.wanderedD.knocked

61.A.contactB.visitC.encouragementD.help

62.A.staredatB.cameacrossC.heldontoD.stoodby

63.A.struggleB.deserveC.promiseD.intend

64.A.annoyedB.embarrassedC.proudD.confident

65.A.hesitateB.manageC.attemptD.pretend

OnMother'sDay,mostpeoplewereunwillingtowork,butIfeltluckywhenIclimbed

intotheflowerdeliveryvan（小貨車）.Myownmotherwasnolongeralivetoappreciatethe

flowers,sobrighteningthedayofothermomswas66forme.

I67ontotheroad.Firstuponmylistofdeliverieswasanursinghome.

SomeonenamedMarywas68avaseofpinkrosesfromherchildren.Itoldthe

recipient'snametothenurseon69.“RosesforMary?”thenursesaid,"Room224.

It'sanice70、butsadlyshewon'tknowtheflowersarethere.”

“HappyMother'sDay,Mary,“171atthedoorwayofRoom224.“Your

childrensentthese72flowerstoyou.”

Marymadenoresponse.73.1hadanidea.IsettherosesbesideMaryand

pulledoutmycellphone.Icombedhershortgrayhairintoplaceandtooka74of

thislovedmotherwithherroses."Justlookatyourmama/'ItextedMary'sdaughter.44The

roseswerea75

Ihadmanyother76atnursinghomeslikeMary's.CarnationsfbrBonnie,

liliesfbrMaryanne,etc,Itookmanypictures,sentmanytextsandspreadmuch

77.Itwasdarkby(hetimeIreturnedtotheshop.Allthat78

weresomeboxes.Iintendedtobreakthemupfbrrecyclingbutfoundsomeflowersinside

oneofthem.HadI79anything?Ifeltaroundintheboxforacardand

80mylistofdeliveriesagain.Nocard,no8]forthese!Irushed

intotheshop."Theseweren'tonmy82JIsaidasIsettheflowersonthe

counter.4trmafraidsomeonehas83herflowersmistakenly.”

“No84,Rita,^^mycoworkersaid,4iThoseflowersarefbryou,Yourfriend

Patrickwantedyouto85flowersofyourowntoday.”

66.A.surprisingB.boringC.comfortingD.tiring

67.A.felldownB.workedoutC.brokedownD.pulledout

68.A.raisingB.gettingC.admiringD.borrowing

69.A.strikeB.purposeC.dutyD.business

70.A.gestureB.chanceC.trendD.attitude

71.A.screamedB.sworeC.teasedD.announced

72.A.rottenB.beautifulC.expensiveD.normal

73.A.UnfortunatelyB.UnwillinglyC.SuddenlyD.Gradually

74.A.textB.pictureC.placeD.note

75.A.blessingB.symbolC.reflectionD.conclusion

76.A.responsibilitiesB.deliveriesC.rewardsD.challenges

77.A.confusionB.generosityC.sorrowD.joy

78.A.remainedB.countedC.disappearedD.functioned

79.A.takenawayB.triedoutC.turnedonD.messedup

80.A.clearedB.checkedC.wroteD.questioned

81.A.addressB.shopC.boxD.comment

82.A.sideB.mindC.listD.routine

83.A.missedB.pickedC.destroyedD.sold

84.A.matterB.wonderC.mistakeD.secret

85.A.donateB.camC.buyD.have

Mydaughterhasbeencrazyaboutraisingapetforalongtime.

LastspringIboughttwosmallchickensfbrher.Shegot86andtookgoodcareof

them.87>afewdayslater,bothchickensdied.She88intotearsbecauseof

theirdeath.Ihelpedher89thetwochickensunderatreebehindourhouse.Ithought

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itwouldbethe90ofheridea.

91,Iwaswrong.Childrenarechildren92.Thefailurehasn't93

mydaughterinanyway.Shestilltriedtokeepasmallanimalorevenasnail（蝸牛）.

Onedaylastwinter,I94undertheeaves（屋檐）ofthehouseafamilyof

sparrows（麻雀）.MydaughterandIcould95thesparrowsasour“pets”，butwe

didn't.

SoItoldherto96thegrainsonthewindowsill（窗臺）.Afewminuteslater,the

sparrowscametolandonthewindowsill97andpecked（啄）altherice.Suddenly

mydaughteraskedme,“Mum,canwecatchand98thesparrows,andletthemlive

withusintheroom?How99itisforthemtoliveoutside.”

“Oh,mydear,Idonotthinkit*sagood100.Youknow,“Iexplained（解釋）to

hei."Thespanowisabiidwholoves101.Noonecankeepiheminacage.Iftheyaie

caught,theywill102quickly.Theyare103tolivingoutside.Moreover,they

havewarmnestundertheeaves.^^

Fromthenon,wchavesetupakindofrelationshipwiththesparrowfamily.Wefeedthem

and104themaspetbirds.However,wedonotneedtopossessthem.We105

seeingtheselittlebirdsflyingandjumpingamongbranches,leavesandflowersinthespring

morning.

86.A.surprisedB.excitedC.disappointedD.amazed

87.A.NaturallyB.SuddenlyC.UnfortunatelyD.Finally

88.A.brokeB.happenedC.burstD.turned

89.A.buryB.putC.digD.set

90.A.endB.beginningC.wishD.reality

91.A.ThusB.ThenC.ThereforeD.However

92.A.atallB.inallC.afterallD.forall

93.A.upsetB.encouragedC.helpedD.impressed

94.A.staredB.noticedC.sensedD.glared

95.A.lookB.actC.catchD.feed

96.A.throwB.pourC.pileD.put

97.A.oneafteranotherB.oneanotherC.everyother

D.eachother

98.A.stayB.cageC.loveD.watch

99.A.freeB.happyC.coldD.warm

100.A.wayB.ideaC.planD.advice

101.A.freedomB.springC.treesD.nests

102.A.pleaseB.starveC.sufferD.die

103.A.safeB.proudC.gratefulD.used

104.A.thinkB.dreamC.treatD.appreciate

105.A.enjoyB.wouldlikeC.wantD.consider

ThishappenedjustafewminutesagoandIwantedtoshare.Itwasnotahugedealbut

putasmileonmyfaceandmademefeelvery106.

I107tothelocalstore.Onarrival,Icouldtellthatthestorewasbeing

108tonight,somewhatdifferentfromusual.Igrabbed（抓）afewbitsandpiecesand

walkedtothecheckout（結賬臺）.After109chattingwiththeshopassistant,I

learnedthatearlierthatdaytherewassomethingwrongwiththefuse（保險

絲），110destroyedtheelectricsystemintheentirestore.

Iwenttopaybutthecardreaderdidn't111.ObviouslyIwasholdingupthe

linesoIputasidethethingsIchoseandtoldthecashier（收銀員）Iwasheadingoutsideto

theirATM.

Iheadedout,buttheATMwasalso112order.Iwentbackinandwhile

113thenextcustomer,thecashierlookedupandspottedme.ItoldhimtheATM

wasbrokenandIwouldrunhometo114somecash.Atthatmoment,amanafter

meinsistedoncoveringthecostofmythings.Itwasn'talargeamount,only￡5,butmadea

great115.Itwasalovelythingforhimtohelpothersin116.Hesaidit

was117tohelpsomeoneoutandit118mefromhavingtorunbackhome

andbacktotheshopandbackhomeagain.

Althoughmanytwistsandturns（曲折）existintheworld,119willalwaysbegifts

inyourlife.Enjoythegifts,and120thegifts.

106.A.boredB.excitedC.gratefulD.regretful

107.A.flewB.headedC.pursuedD.provided

108.A.oddB.diverseC.flexibleD.sufficient

109.A.franklyB.brieflyC.totallyD.occasionally

110.A.thatB.whatC.whereD.which

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111.A.workB.helpC.hireD.reject

112.A.inB.beneathC.outofD.onthebasisof

113.A.dealingwithB.carryingonC.figuringoutD.carryingthrough

114.A.payB.fetchC.monitorD.transmit

115.A.patternB.fortuneC.progressD.difference

116.A.ragsB.needC.tearsD.danger

117.A.niceB.limitedC.disappointedD.independent

118.A.savedB.leaptC.judgedD.claimed

119.A.itB.whatC.whichD.there

120.A.lackB.shareC.complainD.hesitate

AUSmumandhersixboysdecidedtogrowtheirhairtogether.Theywoulddonate

somehairtochildren⑵.

OnMonday,Maryandhersixsonshadtheirhair122inaspecialactivity.Mary

toldHuffPostthatthehairdresser（理發(fā)師）helpedthefamily123theirgoal.Thehair

wasdonatedtoChildrenwithHairLoss.Itisanorganizationthat124hairforchildren

andyoungadultswithhairlossforfree.TheproudNewYorkmumsharedphotosofthe

125onFacebook.

Thefamily'sdecisiontogrowanddonatetheirhairwasa126decision.

“Threeyearsago,myfriend127hersonbecauseofcancer.Hewasatwinand

veryclosein128tomytwins,"MarytoldHuffPost.

Oneyearafterhisdeath,Maiy'seldestthreeboysdonatedtheirhairinhonourofhim.

“Sincetheir129twoyearsago,“shesaid,“ourliveshavecontinuedtobe

affectedbycancer.It'severywhere.Myboyswantto13Qthepeoplewhosuffer

fromhairloss.Donatingtheirhairis[3Jtheydoit.”

Despitetheirkindacts,thejourneyhasn'tbeeneasyfortheboys."Theyhavebeen

132byeveryonebecauseoftheirlonghair,“MarywroteinaFacepost.kkButthey

didn'tletthatslopthem.Theyhada133andstucktoit.Theyreallysetagood

exampletotheirlittlesister.

“Iamso134ofmyboys,“shesaid.

Thedayaftertheircuts,Marywasstillgettingusedtohernewlyshort-hairedsons."Ididn't

135myownchildren/'shetoldABCNewswithasigh.

121.A.inneedB.inpowerC.inplaceD.introuble

122.A.diedB.cutC.injuredD.decorated

123.A.constructB.challengeC.expectD.achieve

124.A.dividesB.sellsC.providesD.cures

125.A.ceremonyB.convenienceC.collectionD.activity

126.A.previousB.severeC.consistentD.complex

127.A.lostB.protectedC.switchedD.suspected

128.A.unionB.organC.victimD.age

129.A.appearanceB.discoveryC.donationD.experience

130.A.defeatB.assistC.exposeD.control

131.A.whatB.whyC.howD.where

132.A.laughedatB.runafterC.consistedofD.brokenaway

133.A.taskB.responsibilityC.goalD.reward

134.A.proudB.confidentC.amazedD.attractive

135.A.realizeB.recognizeC.arrangeD.understand

Ihadjustfinishedwashingthelunchdisheswhenmythree-year-olddaughterBecky

rushedinwith136."Mama!”shecried.uComeseemynewdoggy!”

Ifollowedheroutintothebushesand137thebranches.Asudden

138frozeme!Thereshewas,sittingonherheelsandheldinherlapwasthe

unmistakableheadofawolf!

“Becky,“Mymouthfelt139."Don'tmove.^^Isteppedcloser.Pale-yelloweyes

narrowed.Suddenlythewolf140andbareditsteeth.

"It'sallright,boy,"Becky141."Don'tbeafraid.That'smymama,andshe

lovesyou,too.”

Thentheunbelievablethinghappened.Ashertinyhandspalledthegreatshaggy（亂蓬

蓬的）head,Ifeltabitrelievedtoseethe142andrelaxedmovementofthewolf's

tail.

“Honey,“Mythroatstilltightened.44PuthisheaddownandcometoMama.We'llfind

143

144.Beckygotupandkissedthewolfonthenosebeforeshewalkedslowly

intomyarms.Sadyelloweyesfollowedher.WithBeckysafeinmyarms,Irantogethelp.

Myhusband,Bilkandourvet（獸醫(yī)）cametoseethewolfandtheyfoundhis

145wasreallybad—hislegwaswoundedbybullets.Withtheassistanceof

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Becky,thevet146himcarefully.

BeckynamedhimRalphandcarriedfoodandwatertohimeveryday.ThewolFs

recoverywasnot147.Seeingthewayhe148hisinjuredleg,

weknewhe149greatpain,butnotoncedidheevertrytobitethehandsof

thosewhocaredforhim.

Fourmonthslater,Ralphfinallystoodunaided.Ashis150grew,Ralph

followedBeckyalloverthefarm.Togethertheywanderedaroundthegrassland,the

golden-hairedchildoftenstoopinglow,sharingwiththegreatlamewolfwhisperedsecretsof

nature'swonders...

136.A.angerB.patienceC.excitementD.worry

137.A.partedB.brokeC.heldD.gathered

138.A.crashB.pityC.attackD.fear

139.A.hungryB.dryC.fullD.loose

140.A.appearedB.trembledC.cheeredD.relaxed

141.A.whisperedB.screamedC.complainedD.sighed

142.A.violentB.aggressiveC.strangeD.gentle

143.A.luckB.powerC.helpD.joy

144.A.DesperatelyB.SuddenlyC.UnwillinglyD.Originally

145.A.conditionB.behaviorC.performanceD.appetite

146.A.studiedB.invitedC.changedD.tended

147.A.toughB.easyC.awfulD.normal

148.A.draggedB.abandonedC.servedD.cured

149.A.gotacrossB.wentthroughC.broughtaboutD.tookover

150.A.temperB.courageC.strengthD.weight

WhenMarcoPolotravelledtoHangzhou,China7hundredyearsago,neverhadhe

thoughthe'dbe151ajobofsocialmediaambassadorinthe21stcenturyinChina.

OnMay20,oneluckyforeignerwouldbe152tobecomethemodern-day

MarcoPolo,geta15315-daytriptothesceniccityofHangzhouinChina,and

154$55,000inthenextyearforworkingpart-timeto155thecitytothe

globalaudience.FivefinalistsfromAustralia,Romania,US,SwitzerlandandFrancewerein

thefinalrace.Theycamefromapoolof700156fromaroundtheworld,157

screenedbytheHangzhouTourismCommissionontheirfamiliarity158China,social

mediapresenceandadventurousspirit.

159about100milessouthwestofShanghai,Hangzhouishemeto9million

populationandamongChina's160citiesas161byper-capita（人均）

GDP.162,HangzhouisknownforitscharmingWestLake,aUNESCOworld

heritagesitewithtraditionalChinesestoriesand