高三二轮复习词汇资料(完形填空专练)

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高三二轮复习词汇资料（完形填空专练）

Cloze One

It was in the autumn that I saw the long-haired sitting at the end of the station. Her eyes

1

with a special

good

2

and trust. She was

3 .

4

her tongue over my hand carefully,

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herself to be scratched (

抓

) for a

time, waved her tail in circle and lay down again. I remembered thinking there are times God puts a

6

in front

of you. I took the dog.

She went totally

7

when she understood the news,

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up to kiss my face. To get her home safely, I had

to

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her like a baby. She lay in my arms, eyes calmly

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on mine as if to say,

didn't you think of it before?

I named the dog Elizabeth. Height: about 30 inches. Weight: 35 pounds. Eyes: brown. Tongue: red. Tail: rich.

She never barked (

吠叫

). In 14 years, I heard her voice

11

three times.

At night Liz and I stayed up

12

dawn. watching TV

. She liked

13

better than to sit at my

14 .

After a while, my place became a dog's room. She kept herself

15 . She also ran away

16 . If you opened

a door or window, she was out of it. It was a good thing I lived on the

17

floor.

Liz loved to run, that was it. I would take her to a

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sports ground, and she would run at full speed. Then

I'd

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her in the back of the car,

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she'd sleep. It was a dog's car, too.

1.

A. showed

B. appeared

C. flashed

D

. glowed

2.

A

. nature

B. ability

C. habit

D. look

3.

A. sad

B. beautiful

C

. alone

D. kind

4.

A

. touched

B. passed

C. handed

D. spat

5.

A. asked

B. gave

C. allowed

D

. seated

6.

A. chance

B. choice

C

. present

D. dog

7.

A

. glad

B. mad

C. surprised

D. strange

8.

A. coming

B. jumping

C. going

D

. standing

9.

A

. hold

B. take

C. treat

D. bring

10.

A. looking

B. checking

C

. resting

D. examining

11.

A

. no more than

B. at least

C. maybe

D. at worst

12.

A. during

B

. till

C. from

D. into

13.

A. no

B. it

C

. nothing

D. much

14.

A. chair

B. bed

C. desk

D

. side

15.

A. busy

B

. clean

C. singing

D. running

16.

A. all the time

B

. at times

C. at a time

D. often

17.

A

. ground

B. wooden

C. smooth

D. second

18.

A. old

B. near

C.

nearby

D. nearer

19.

A

. put

B. pile

C. send

D. keep

20.

A. that

B. which

C

. where

D. what

Cloze Two

Bill

was

a

very

good

pilot(

飞行员

).

He

had

been

in

the

air

force

for

several

years,

and

had

been

very

successful. Now he was sent to a small field in the middle of a forest,

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planes were able to attack(

进攻

) the

enemy very easily,

2

it was near the front line, but

3

to find. The forest trees were very tall and very

4

on all sides, so planes had to go down very quickly and then stop their falling very

5

before they

6

the

ground. Only

the

7

pilots

were

able

to

land

safely,

and

even

some

of

those

lost

their

planes

and

8

because they hit the tress on the ground.

After Bill had arrived, he was not

9

until he was able to fly closer to the trees than any of

10

pilots,

and soon all the pilots who used that field were trying to

11

each other at flying

12

over the forest.

Every time one of their planes came back form the attack on the enemy, the other pilots used to run

13

and

watch,

to

see

how

near

the

trees

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pilot

took

it,

if

he

succeeded

in

taking

very

near,

they

laughed

and

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shouted.

Bill soon

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exactly how near he was able to go safely, and then one day he flew so close to the

16

of the trees that some of the branches

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the bottom of his plane. The other men in the plane seemed rather

18

, but Bill only laughed as he landed the plane without any

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in the middle of the field,

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the

other pilots on the ground shouted happily,

I am!

yesterday!

1.

A

. from which

B. in which

C. on which

D. where

2.

A

. for

B. when

C. where

D. so

3.

A

. difficult

B. easy

C. tough

D. strong

4.

A. old

B. near

C

. close

D. secret

5.

A. slowly

B. suddenly

C. quickly

D

. carefully

6.

A. fell

B. struck

C. landed

D

. hit

7.

A. young

B

. best

C. old

D. able

8.

A

. were killed

B. were wounded C. were shot

D. were defeated

9.

A. skilled

B. fit

C. trained

D

. satisfied

10.

A. Others

B

. the other

C. all the

D. other

11.

A. help

B. understand

C. beat

D

. see

12.

A

. low

B. high

C. up

D. fast

13.

A

. nearer

B. in

C. inside

D. outside

14.

A. its

B. whose

C. their

D

. a

15.

A

. found

B. thought

C. realized

D. learnt

16.

A. nearest

B. branches

C

. tops

D. leaves

17.

A

. touched

B. scratched

C. snatched

D. knocked

18.

A. surprised

B. pleased

C. helpless

D

. frightened

19.

A. trouble

B

. danger

C. stones

D. trees

20.

A. so

B. when

C

. while

D. as

Cloze Three

Smoking is considered dangerous to the health. All the shops are

1

to sell cigarettes to children. Our

tobacco-seller,

Mr.

Johnson,

therefore,

2

asks

his customers,

if

they

are

very

3

,

whom

the cigarettes

are bought

4

.

One day,

a

little

girl

whom

he

5

before

walked

fearlessly

6

his

shop

and demanded

a

packet

of

cigarettes. She had the

7

amount of money in her hand and seemed very

8

of herself. Mr. Johnson was

so

9

her confident (belief in herself) manner that he

10

to ask his usual question.

11

, he asked

her what kind of cigarettes she wanted. The girl replied readily

12

handed him the money. While he was

giving her the

13

, Mr. Johnson said laughingly that as she was so young she

14

hide the packet in her

pocket

15

by

a

policeman.

However,

the

little

girl

did

not

seem

to

find

this

very

16

.

Without

even

smiling she

17

the packet and walked toward the door. Suddenly she stopped, turned

18

, and looked

calmly at Mr. Johnson. There was a moment of

19

and the tobacco seller wondered what she was going to

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. All at once, in a

clear, firm voice, the girl declared, “My dad is a policeman.” And with that she walked

quickly out of the shop.

1.

A. allowed

B. encouraged

C

. forbidden

D. permitted

2.

A

. always

B. never

C. seldom

D. anxiously

3.

A. old

B. well

C. sick

D

. young

4.

A. to

B

. for

C. with

D. about

5.

A

. had never seen

B. had always asked

C. would not meet

D. had often thought of

6.

A. through

B

. into

C. by

D. in

7.

A. large

B

. exact

C. enough

D. small

8.

A. afraid

B. fond

C. careful

D

. sure

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9.

A. worried about

B. anxious about C. angry at

D

. surprised by

10.

A. remembered

B. wanted

C

. forgot

D. feared

11.

A

. Instead

B. Therefore

C. Otherwise

D. However

12.

A. all

B

. and

C. but

D. to

13.

A. change

B. warning

C

. cigarettes

D. bill

14.

A

. should

B. would rather

C. needn?t

D. had better to

15.

A. so as to be seen B. so as not to be recognized

C. so as to be not caught

D

. so as not to be seen

16.

A. fun

B. interested

C

. funny

D. difficult

17.

A. left

B

. took

C. returned

D. bought

18.

A. away

B

. round

C. over

D. aside

19.

A. quarrel

B. shouting

C

. silence

D. laughing

20.

A. speak

B

. say

C. ask

D. buy

Cloze Four

For eighty-

four days the old didn?t catch any fish. People said that he was

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. But the old man still

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the sea. He was still strong and a good

3

. On the eighty-fifth day the old man sailed

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out to sea than

any of

5

boats. He sailed to

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the water was very deep. Then he felt his fishing line

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gently by

a big fish which was swimming

8

in the water.

The fish was so powerful

9

it pulled the boat after it. It took the small boat far

10

to sea. The old

man could

11

see the land.

“Fish” he thought

12

, “I?ll stay with you until I am dead.”

The old man pulled the line a little

13

, but he did not dare to pull it

14

. the fish might jump and

15

. Or it might dive into the sea and pull the boat down after it. But the fish was

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and brave. It pulled

the boat

17

.

When the fish

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at last to the top of the water, the old man saw that it was two feet

19

than his

boat. The old man

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many great fish, but this one was the greatest fish he had ever seen. It was also the

most beautiful.

1. A. glad

B. encouraged

C. lucky

D

. unlucky

2.

A

. loved

B. hated

C. reached

D. disliked

3. A. old man

B. swimmer

C

. fisherman

D. boatman

4. A. away

B

. farther

C. far

D. as usual

5.

A

. the other

B. other

C. all

D. all the

6. A. the place

B. the island

C

. where

D. there

7. A. pulled

B. to pull

C. to be pulled

D

. being pulled

8. A. heavy

B. highly

C

. deep

D. hardly

9. A. then

B. and

C. as

D

. that

10.

A

. out

B. outside

C. in

D. inside

11. A. not yet

B. already

C. no more

D

. no longer

12.

A

. aloud

B. loudly

C. to himself

D. to them

13. A. long

B. looser

C

. tighter

D. close

14. A. slowly

B. softly

C. gently

D

. suddenly

15.

A

. escape

B. swim

C. run

D. go

16. A. small

B. weak

C

. strong

D. dangerous

17. A. by and by

B

. on and on

C. onto the land

D. into the sky

18.

A

. rose

B. was lifted

C. raised

D. reached

19. A. taller

B. higher

C

. longer

D. greater

20.

A

. had seen

B. liked

C. had bought

D. had never seen

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