高考英語外研版完形填空、閱讀理解訓練100題含答案解析

高考英語外研版完形填空'閱讀理解專題訓練100題含答案

學校:姓名：班級:考號：

一、完形填空

Fromfeedingpeopletofixingupoldcars,EliotMiddletonisdriventohelpthosein

need.

Middleton,whoownsarestaurantinasmalltown,]abarbecuecook-offin

2020andcameinfirstplace.Butratherthanhappily2hisprizemoneyandheading

home,hechosetodonatehalfofhiswinningsbacktothetownto3aThanksgiving

fooddriveforthoseinneed.Middletonandvolunteers4250mealstofamilies,but

whentheyfinished,Middletonnoticedthatmanypeopledidn'tmakeitinthelineearly

enoughforlackof5.

That'swhenMiddelton6anidea.Hecouldfixupoldcarsanddonatethemto

peoplewhodidn'thavethe7tobuyone.Middletonpostedonsocialmedia,asking

anyonefor8cars.Iftheycouldbringonein,hecould9somebarbecue

meatforit.

Thefirstrepairedcarwenttoamomwho10neededavehicletogether

disabledchildtoandfromthehospitalfor11.Itgrewfromthere.AfterMiddleton

formeda(n)12、Middleton'sVillagetoVillageFoundation,hestartedtoreceive

more13、totaling800brokendowncars.

“Wewantto14thosestrugglingpeoplewithtransportation.Justknowingthe

organizationis15forthat,that'sthefiieltogetupeverymoming.,,Middletonsays.

1.A.acceptedB.enteredC.launchedD.found

2.A.quittingB.offeringC.investingD.collecting

3.A.hostB.assessC.demandD.suspend

4.A.promisedB.appliedC.distributedD.returned

5.A.qualificationB.transportationC.identificationD.consultation

6.A.tookinB?stucktoC.putoutD.hiton

7.A.desireB?excuseC.budgetD.profit

8.A.unclaimedB.unwantedC.sharedD.repaired

9.A.tradeB.matchC.provideD.intend

10.A.accidentallyB.ultimatelyC.narrowlyD.desperately

11.A.treatmentB.serviceC.experienceD.admission

12.A.instituteB.enterpriseC.nonprofitD.league

13.A.inquiriesB.noticesC.donationsD.advertisements

14.A.defendB.blessC.chargeD.honor

15.A.responsibleB.adaptableC.affordableD.grateful

Wehaveallheardhowtimeismorevaluablethanmoney,butisitpossibletohavetoo

muchtime?

I16backinhighschoolIspentmostofmydayatschoolsinceIalsoplayeda

teamsport.BythetimeIgothome,Ionlyhadafewhourstodomyhomework,andIhadto

doit17.

WhenIgotintocollege,things18.1suddenlyfoundmyselfoutofclassbefore

noontime.Becauseofallthis19time,therewasnosenseof20todomy

schoolworkimmediately.Iwasperformingthisactionofwaitinguntilitlaterbecamea

21.Oncethathappened,Ijustkept22mystudyingfurtherandfurther

backinmyday.ThenIgottothepointwhereIwas23reallylateatnighttogetmy

workdone.

OnedayI24aformerclassmateofminewhowasmakingalotofmoney

runningasideline（副業(yè)）.Sincehisregularjobwas25,Iaskedhimwhyhejust

didn'tdohissidelinefull-time.Hesaidwithoutthejob,hewould26havetoo

muchtimeandwouldjustdowhatIdidbackincollege.Hesaidthatifhe27the

job,hewouldlosehis2Btoworkandsucceed.

So,try29yourtimewithotherwork.Thisiswhythereisa30thatif

youwantsomethingdone,askabusypersontodoit.

16.A.rememberB.lookC.dateD.expect

17.A.atlastB.ofcourseC.rightawayD.asusual

18.A.happenedB.changedC.repeatedD.mattered

19.A.extraB.comfortableC.valuableD.limited

20.A.dutyB.directionC.achievementD.urgency

21.A.burdenB.reliefC.habitD.risk

22.A.takingB.pushingC.settingD.holding

23.A.hangingoutB.stayingupC.lookingroundD.puttingoff

24.A.passedB.helpedC.treatedD.encountered

25.A.rewardingB.safeC.boringD.important

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26.A.hardlyB.simplyC.hopefullyD.luckily

27.A.keptB.foundC.acceptedD.quit

28.A.driveB.chanceC.heartD.way

29.A.makingupB.givingupC.fillingupD.comingup

30.A.messageB.storyC.sayingD.fact

Nibblettwasheartbrokenwhenherbabywastakenfromher.Shealways31she'd

findhim.HerhusbandwasanAmericansoldier.DuringtheVietnamWar,whenonehadakid

half-American,half-Vietnamese,peoplewould32them,especiallytheirfamily.So

afterNibblettgavebirthtoherson,herfather33tookhersonawayanddidnotlether

knowwherehetookhim.Thebaby,who'snownamedKirkKellerhals,was34froma

Vietnameseorphanage（孤兒院）attheageoftwo.Hewasraisedwiththe35thathis

biologicalparentshaddiedduringtheVietnamWar.However,hisbiologicalmotherhadbeen

praying（祈禱）to36withhim.Nibblettnever37faithinfindingherlong-lost

sonandsubmitted（提交）her38totheFamilyTreeDNAwebsite,inthe39of

himdoingthesame.Luckily,KirkaddedhisDNAtothevery40familytree

website.

Twoyearslater,Nibblettfinallyfoundherson.After48yearsofbeingseparated,thetwo

made41workinreuniting.Kirkanxiouslywaitedoutsideforhismothertoarrive,

hedidnotwanttomissa42.Heneverthoughthewouldknowhisbiological

mother,butshenevergaveuphopethatshewould43hersononeday.Thefirst

wordstheyspeakineachotherarmsshowthe44offaithandlove.Nibblettcried

intoherson'sarms."ThankyouGodfor45mysontome."WhileKirkcriedtohis

motherandtoldher,"Thankyouforfindingme.”

31.A.complainedB?arguedC.prayedD.worried

32.A.lookdownuponB.getridofC.putupwith

D.takepridein

33.A.immediatelyB.morallyC.generouslyD.delightedly

34.A.separatedB.foundC?adaptedD.adopted

35.A.doubtB.beliefC.opinionD.fact

36.A.earnB.pretendC.perfbmD.reunite

37.A.lostB.hadC.finishedD.kept

38.A.hobbyB,informationC.interestD.puzzle

39.A.shadeB.hopeC.formD.tune

40.A.distantB.localC.sameD.safe

41.A.boringB,quickC.slowD.high

42.A.centuryB.periodC.beatD.moment

43.A.forgetB.rememberC.meetD.recognize

44.A.imageB.powerC.energyD.art

45.A.applyingB,devotingC.lendingD.bringing

Sometimeslateatnight,Isitaloneandwatchtheshadowofmyhandonthewall.Istare

atthe46ofmygestures,temporallybecomingachildoramadwoman.Asusual,I

beginto47aboutmymother.

Mymotherisachildandmadwoman.Shedoesn't48whatdayitis,orwhat

shedidjustnow,oreventhe49ofthefewremainingfriends.AIzheimer（B可爾茲海

默癥）has50mostofherpast.However,shestill51me.WhenIappearin

herlittlehouse,she's52formyattention.Everyfewminutes,she53me

toadmirealargeblond-haired,blue-eyeddollsittinginherlivingroom."Haveyou

54mynewdoll?”sheasksagainandagain,55aproudlittlegirl.Yes,I

haveseenthedoll.I56herthedoll.Or,tobeexact,Igaveitbacktoher.

I'venever57thoseprettyfashiondolls.Butmy58whogrewupin

poverty,hasalwaysbeenlovingthem.WhenIwasinmythirties,inthetime?honored（歷史悠

久的）wayofacertainsortofmother,shegavemethethingshe59wanted.

Certainly,Iwas60byhergenerosity.I61thedollinthatspiritandkeptit

inaclosetfortwentyyears.AfterAlzheimer's62hermemorybutnotherdelightin

receivinggiftsanddolls,Iwasrelievedtoreturnittoitsproper63.Nowthe

jewel-eyeddollisherprized64.

DespitelosinghermemorybecauseofAlzheimer,mymotherstill65herdaughter

andthedoll,bothherlove.

46.A.effortB.effectC.energyD.extent

47.A.hearB.checkC.talkD.think

48.A.findB.writeC-knowD.read

49.A.namesB.anklesC.errorsD.telephones

50.A.broughtoutB.takenonC.wipedoutD.pickedup

51.A.protectsB.blamesC.comfortsD.recognizes

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52.A.fitB.lateC.eagerD.famous

53.A.asksB.provesC.warnsD.forces

54.A.soldB.buriedC.seenD.designed

55.A.againstB.fromC.likeD.over

56.A.gaveB.boughtC.madeD.sent

57.A.lentB.likedC.respectedD.feared

58.A.sisterB.daughterC?motherD.grandma

59.A.regularlyB.graduallyC.rarelyD.actually

60.A.confusedB.frightenedC.stressedD.thrilled

61.A.brokeB.acceptedC.changedD.controlled

62.A.destroyedB.focusedC.increasedD.balanced

63.A.graduateB.ownerC.friendD.producer

64.A.mottoB.praiseC.photoD.thing

65.A.remembersB.remindsC.hatesD.requires

MichaelGreenbergisaverypopularNewYorker.Heisnotfamousinsportsorthearts.

Butpeopleinthestreets66him,especiallythosewhoarepoor.

Forthosepeople,heis“Gloves”（手套）Greenberg.Howdidhegetthat67?He

lookslikeanyotherbusinessman,wearingasuitandcarryingabriefcase（公文箱）.Buthe's

68.Hisbriefcasealwayshassomegloves.

Inwinter,Mr.GreenbergdoesnotactlikeotherNewYorkers,wholookatthesidewalk

and69thestreet.Helooksaroundatpeople.Hestopswhenhe70someone

withnogloves.Hegivesthemapairandthenhemoveson,lookingfbrmorepeoplewith

cold71.

Onwinterdays,Mr.Greenberggivesawaygloves.Duringtherestoftheyear,he

72gloves.Peoplewhohaveheardabouthim73himgloves,andhehasmany

inhisapartment.

Mr.Greenberg74doingthis21yearsago.Now,manypoorNewYorkersknow

himand75hisbehavior.Butpeoplewhodon'tknowhimaresometimes

76him.Theydon'trealizethathejustwantstomakethem77.

Itrunsinthe78.MichaePsfatheralwayshelpedthepoorashebelieveditmade

everyonehappier.MichaelGreenbergfeelsthe79.Apairofglovesmaybea

80thing,butitcanmakeabigdifferenceinwinter.

66.A.knowaboutB.learnfromC.cheerforD.lookafter

67.A.jobB.nameC.chanceD.message

68.A.calmB?differentC.crazyD.curious

69.A.crossoverB,drivealongC.hurrydownD.keepoff

70.A.helpsB.choosesC.greetsD.sees

71.A.handsB.earsC.facesD.eyes

72.A.bonowsB.sellsC.returnsD.buys

73.A.callB?sendC.lendD.show

74.A.delayedB.rememberedC.beganD.enjoyed

75.A.understandB.dislikeC.studyD.excuse

76.A.sorryforB.satisfiedwithC.proudofD.suiprisedby

77.A.smartB.richC.specialD.happy

78.A.cityB.familyC.neighborhoodD.company

79.A.honorB.painC.sameD.cold

80.A.smallB.usefulC.delightfulD.comforting

Iamasinglefatherwithtwoyoungdaughters.Ithadbeena81year:Being

outofwork82meofareliableincomeandthusIwasalways83oncash.

ButasChristmasapproached,withlittlechoice,Iwasstill84totellthegirls,"It

lookslikeourgiftfromSantawillbethegiftofourlovefbreachother.551hatedtoseethe

85intheeyesofmygirls.Ijustcouldn'tstopfeeling86.

Then,87.amiracle（奇跡）occurredtome.Iwon$1000inacontest.Togive

thema（n）88,1keptitasecretandwentonashoppingspree（一通購物）

89、allthetimethinking,cuHowsurprisedtheywillbe!”

Thenextmorning,tolayoutthegifts,IwenttothelivingroombutI90atthe

sightoftheChristmastree.Therewerealreadydozensof91underit-well

packaged,allwithmynameonthem.Mygirlshadfelt92thatDadwouldn'tbe

gettinganygifts,sothey5dcarefully93theirfavoriteoldtoyssothatIwould

haveamerryChristmas.

SomovedwasIthatIstaredatthegiftsthrough94eyes,promisingmyselftonever

again95SantaClausasSantadidappearinmanydifferentguises（偽裝）.

81.A.randomB.typicalC.plainD.rough

82.A.freedB.convincedC.robbedD.broke

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83.A.keenB.lowC.strictD.hard

84.A.forcedB.encouragedC.advisedD.requested

85.A.confusionB?annoyanceC.anxietyD.disappointment

86.A.guiltyB,regretfulC.emptyD.impatient

87.A.cautiouslyB.strangelyC.unexpectedlyD.hopefully

88.A.inspirationB.surpriseC.achievementD.excuse

89.A.bymyselfB,onoccasionC.inpublicD.onpurpose

90.A.sighedB,hesitatedC.fledD.froze

91.A.objectsB.presentsC,goodsD.decorations

92.A.terribleB.skepticalC.calmD.sweet

93.A.washedupB.putawayC.tookapartD.packedup

94.A.near-sightedB.well-shapedC.tear-filledD.heart-broken

95.A.admitB.doubtC.overlookD.cheat

Consideredasymbol（象征）ofancientChinese96theGreatWallofChina

wasenlistedintheWorldHeritagebytheUNESCOin1987asoneofthe97ofthe

world.Justlikeahuge98、theGreatWallwinds（蜿蜒）itswayupanddownfrom

easttowest,acrossdeserts,overmountains,99valleystillatlastitreachesthesea,

witha100ofmorethan6000kilometers.

NoonecantellfbrsurewhenthebuildingoftheGreatWallwas101.butitis

popularlybelievedthattheGreatWallwasfirstbuiltover2500yearsagoduringthe

WestZhouDynastyto102thenationagainstthenortherntribes（部落）.Emperor

QinShihuangunitedthedifferentsmallcountriesintoone103.Tokeeptheenemies

out,hehadallthewalls104up;thus,thegreatwallcameintobeing.Ithadbeen

playinganimportant105inwarsinancientChinesehistory.Itwasvery

106worktobuildsuchawallintheancientdayswithoutanymodernmachines,as

alltheworkwasdoneby107.Thousandsofmendiedandwere108under

thewalltheybuilt.SomepartsoftheGreatWallarenowin109orevenentirely

disappeared.

TodaytheGreatWallhasbecomea110foreveryvisitortoChina.Manyofthem

havecometoknowthefamousChinesesaying:t€HewhodoesnotreachtheGreatWallisnot

atrueman.

96.A.organizationB.civilizationC.destinationsD.graduation

97.A.wondersB.sourcesC.pathsD.honors

98.A.wallB.cockC.dragonD.panda

99.A.underB.beforeC.aboutD.through

100.A.heightB.widthC.lengthD.depth

101.A.registeredB.designedC.appliedD.started

102.A.protectB.debateC.frightenD.compete

103.A.cityB.empireC.castleD.system

104.A.cleanedB.signedC,madeD.joined

105.A.goalB.typeC.roleD.power

106.A.challengingB.amazingC.confusingD.outgoing

107.A.heartB.mistakeC.handD.foot

108.A.transportedB.buriedC.attractedD.delivered

109.A.trapsB.sheltersC.failureD.ruins

110.A.must-seeB.must-doC.must-haveD.must-read

Myfatherneverkeptanythingforemotionalpurposes—exceptonce.Iwastheonly

oneinmyfamilywhocaredaboutbaseballandIalways111watchingmyheroesat

YankeeStadium.Onewinter,Iwrotedownascheduleforthesummerdatesanddreamed

everynight.Tomysurprise,oneeveningIsawmyfather112itbeforegoingoutto

work.

ThefollowingSunday,hetoldme,"Let'sputawaysomemoneyintoa113

eachweek,andmaybewecangotoYankeeStadiumthissummer.^^I114washed

outajarand115alabel：YANKEESTADIUMFUND,1960

Eachofus116tothejarweekly.However,westillhadn'tgonetoagame

becausemyfatherhadtoworkeverySaturday.Sooneday,I117himofthe

remainingtime,andthenhe118me,"Don'tworryandwe'llhaveafreeSaturday.

Onthemorningofthelastgame,Iwaswaitinghopelesslywithno119ofmy

fatherwhohadbeentoworkwhenhesuddenlyappearedandyelled,44Igottwo

120廠.

Icouldhardly12jwhenwefinallysattogether,fatherandson,watching

myNewYorkYankees.Isatcheering,butformyfather,allIcouldseeisaface

[22tirednessfromworkingallweek.

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In1963,myfatherdiedsuddenlywhileworking.Inhisbedroom,Inoticeda123

ticketinhisyellowishbook,whichread,OctoberI,1960,GeneralAdmission.Myfather,who

124nothingforemotionalreasons,haddecidedtokeepthis,a（n）125

ofourafternoontogether.

111.A.dreamedofB.worriedaboutC.triedoutD.livedon

112.A.exploringB.checkingC.tearingD.examining

113.A.bottleB.jarC.bowlD.cup

114.A.slowlyB.patientlyC.immediatelyD.unwillingly

115.A.attachedB.identifiedC.createdD.bought

116.A.referredB.contributedC.donatedD.attended

117.A.accusedB,informedC.inquiredD.warned

118.A.rescuedB.scoldedC.comfortedD.encouraged

119.A.signalB.signC.replyD.company

120.A.ballsB.coinsC.ticketsD.flags

121.A.breatheB.imagineC.standD.jump

122.A.filledwithB.decoratedwithC.equippedwithD.coupledwith

123.A.prettyB.plainC.freshD.faded

124.A.broughtB.abandonedC.producedD.saved

125.A.impressionB.giftC.honorD.memory

Iwas12theninthesummerof1941.Oneday,mydad126mylittlebrother,

Joe,andmewiththenewsthatweweregoingallthewaytoSanFrancisco,Californiaforthe

Word'sFair（世博會）onTreasureIsland.

Thedaybeforewesetout,mamafrieduponeofthechickensweraised127

we'dhaveourowntravelmeals.We128ourhairinsnoods（束發(fā)帶）whichwere

verypopularthen.Mamahadalsoboughtmeahandbagthatmatchedhers,andfromthenon,

itwenteverywherewith129.

ThetripfromAlabamatoCaliforniatookafull3days.InCalifornia,we130

theshipforTreasureIslandeachmorningtoseesightsatthefair.Irememberseeingand

hearingBennyGoodmanandhisBigbandplayingtheirpopulardancetunesfor

131inanopen-airtheater.

Onthewayhome,wechangedtrainsinNewOrleans.Duringthetwo-hourstopover,

everyoneinourfamilywastired132.wewereonthetrainheadingbackhometo

BirminghamwhenIdiscoveredthatIhad133myhandbagintheNewOrleanstrain

station.

Ifelt134andstartedcryingandDadtriedto\35meinhisusual

calmmanner.Mamascoldedmeforbeingsocareless.

Afewweeksafterwewerehome,Dadreturnedfromworkonedaywitha

136.Hehad137theNewOrleansstation,whereawomanhadfound

myhandbagandreturnedittoDad.

Throughalltheseyears,myhandbaghasbeen138mearound.Itis

139alovelyhandbag.Itisa140ofhappytimeswithmyfamily.

126.A.saddenedB.surprisedC.spottedD.disappointed

127.A.asthoughB.eventhoughC.sothatD.incase

128.A.driedB.woreC.cutD.colored

129.A.meB.mamaC.JoeD.Dad

130.A.boardedB.foundC.calledD.tried

131.A.performersB.dancersC.beggarsD.crowds

132.A.FortunatelyB.ImmediatelyC.GraduallyD.Eventually

133.A.leftB.burntC.forgotD.damaged

134.A.alarmedB.tenseC.upsetD.scared

135.A.tellB.comfortC.understandD.educate

136.A.letterB.pictureC.packageD.book

137.A.reachedB.contactedC.reportedD.touched

138.A.holdingB.keepingC.followingD.taking

139.A.lessthanB.otherthanC.ratherthanD.morethan

140.A.producerB.recorderC.providerD.reminder

Manyyearsago,Iownedaservicestationandroadhouseonthemainroadbetween

MelbourneandAdelaide.

Oneverycold,wetnightatabout3:30a.m.,therewasa141onthefrontdoor

ofourhouse.Ayoungman,wetfromheadtotoe（腳趾）,explainedthathehad142

outofpetrolabout30kmuptheroad.Hehadlefthispregnant（懷孕的）wifeandhistwo

children143atthecarandsaidthathewouldhitchhike（搭便車）back.

OnceIhad144acanwithpetrol,Itookhimbacktohiscarwherehis

two-year-oldandfour-year-oldchildrenwerebothcrying,sayingthattheywerecold.Once

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thecarhadstarted,Isuggestedthathe145meback.

Beforeleaving,Ihadturnedtheheater146intheroadhouse,sothatwhenwe

wentin,itwasniceandwarm.Whilethelittleonesplayedandran147,1prepared

breadandbutterforthechildren,andhotchocolateforthe148.

Itwasabout5a.m.beforetheyleft.Theyoungfellowaskedmehowmuchhe

149meandItoldhimthatthepetrolpump（加油泵）had150$15.He

offeredtopay“call-outfee”,butIwouldn'tacceptit.

Aboutamonthlater,Ireceiveda151fromInterstate,alargebuscompanythat

wehadbeentryingto152tostopoffatourroadhouseforalongtime.It

153outthattheyoungfellowIhadhelpedwasitsgeneralmanager,themost

powerfulpersoninthecompany.

Inhisletter,hethankedmeagainand__154methat,fromthenon,alltheirbuses

wouldstopatmyservicestation.Inthis_155.alittlebitofkindnesswasrewarded

withahugeamountofbenefits.

141.A.tipB.hitC.kickD.knock

142.A.drivenB?usedC.comeD.run

143.A.awayB.behindC.overD.out

144.A.filledB.pouredC.equippedD.supplied

145.A.allowB.ringC.followD.lead

146.A.onB.offC.inD.over

147.A.insideB.aroundC,nearbyD.along

148.A.driversB.guestsC.adultsD.customers

149.A.gaveB.spentC.offeredD.owed

150.A.shownB.exhibitedC.seemedD.appeared

151.A.callB.letterC.checkD.notice

152.A.hopeB.forceC.requireD.get

153.A.turnedB,pointedC-workedD.found

154.A.praisedB.persuadedC.informedD.benefited

155.A.lessonB.businessC-caseD.opinion

IfellinlovewithYosemiteNationalParkthefirsttimeIsawit,whenIwas13.My

parentstookusthereforcamping.Onthewayout,IaskedthemtowaitwhileIranuptoEI

Capitan,a156rockof3,300feetstraightup.Itouchedthatgiantrockandknew

immediatelyIwantedtoclimbit.Thathasbeenmylife'spassion（金中愛）eversince——

157therocksandmountainsofYosemite.TvelongmadeYosemitemy158.

About15yearsagoIstartedseeingalotof159,liketoiletpaper,beercans,and

emptyboxes,aroundthearea.Ifsbeyondmewhyvisitorsstartedrespectingtheplace

160andtreatedsuchabeautifulhomelikeplacethis