高二英语寒假培优练习寒假作业12 完形填空专练（2份，原卷版+解析版）

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作业12 完形填空专练
1. In the last mnths f Dad’s life, my brthers and I mved him t a lcal nursing hme nearby. I spent as much time as I culd 1 him there. Cancer had damaged his bdy badly and was nw 2 his mind.
During ne visit, I entered his rm, nly t find him in a 3 sleep. I sat by his side fr a while 4 , wishing fr mre time with him and als 5 I hadn’t made the mst f all the years we had tgether. Then I gt up and walked ut.
A light rain was starting t fall and it matched my 6 . As I walked t my car, I saw a wman in a wheelchair 7 t mve herself ut f the rain. I 8 walked ver and helped push her inside. She thanked me and gave me a 9 smile. At that mment, I felt a light shine int my sul and a sense f 10 return t my heart. I walked back ut, letting the rain wash ver me, and thanked all the years I had with Dad. I als knew even if Dad died, the lve we shared wuld 11 cntinue.
I nw still think f that 12 f lving kindness. It reminds me that while we might nt be able t live every mment t the fullest, we can still 13 the mments we d have. Life is
14 fr lve and kindness, which g beynd even death and are ever-lasting 15 . May yu fill yur days with them.
1．A．inspectingB．bservingC．jiningD．visiting
2．A．eating away atB．keeping away frmC．living up tD．getting rid f
3．A．disturbedB．lightC．brkenD．deep
4．A．silentlyB．impatientlyC．secretlyD．nervusly
5．A．recallingB．understandingC．regrettingD．denying
6．A．imageB．mdC．tasteD．character
7．A．hesitatingB．pretendingC．refusingD．struggling
8．A．quicklyB．randmlyC．curiuslyD．anxiusly
9．A．frcedB．beautifulC．fixedD．humrus
10．A．funB．warmthC．amazementD．cmmitment
11．A．almstB．hardlyC．stillD．even
12．A．peridB．adventureC．perfrmanceD．mment
13．A．valueB．pickC．changeD．create
14．A．testedB．keptC．meantD．used
15．A．belngingsB．treasuresC．gdsD．pssessins
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2. In high schl, I gt my first jb at the lcal hardware (五金制品) stre, all thanks t Mr. Andersn, ur neighbr. He ffered me a chance t 16 there. My parents gave the thumbs (拇指) up, s I 17 the wrld f part-time jbs.
My daily tasks weren’t t 18 . I tidied up shelves and helped 19 find what they needed. But wrking in a(n) 20 hardware stre during the summer turned ut t be mre 21 than I thught. I had t manage between helping custmers with screws and refilling shelves with gds.
At dinner, I’d 22 tales f my day, admitting that the 23 was prving mre difficult than I first thught. My dad, wh had his share f hands-n experience fixing cars, wuld laugh and share 24 frm his early mechanic (机械师) days.
He’d say, “Jbs like this teach yu mre than just abut mney; they 25 yur character.” Back then, I didn’t realize that my summer 26 at the hardware stre was turning ut t be mre than just a way t 27 sme extra mney.
As the summer went n, I fund myself gaining a 28 understanding f respnsibility and the essence f hard wrk. The simple 29 in the stre became life lessns, teaching me t appreciate and 30 the peple wh wrk hard every day t make everything g smthly.
16．A．wrkB．studyC．playD．wait
17．A．dealt withB．gave upC．jumped intD．tk ver
18．A．clearB．cmplicatedC．adventurusD．specific
19．A．parentsB．neighbrsC．wrkersD．custmers
20．A．strangeB．emptyC．cmfrtableD．busy
21．A．challengingB．disappintingC．annyingD．bring
22．A．readB．shareC．createD．hear
23．A．lessnB．experimentC．jbD．life
24．A．exhibitsB．tlsC．striesD．bks
25．A．shapeB．shwC．wrsenD．accept
26．A．trainingB．experienceC．arrangementD．camp
27．A．wasteB．cstC．raiseD．earn
28．A．deeperB．prerC．quickerD．simpler
29．A．methdsB．answersC．ideasD．tasks
30．A．helpB．respectC．meetD．emply
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3. One afternn William Jaffersn Clintn was walking thrugh the park when he nticed a wallet lying n the grund near a bench. He picked it up and lked inside, hping t find sme 31 s he culd return it t its wner. T his 32 , he fund a driving licence. Thrugh it, he learned that the wallet 33 t a man named Ben. T give it back, he finally decided t 34 Ben t return.
After a few 35 , William saw a man searching fr smething wrriedly. He 36 him and asked, “Are yu Ben?” The man lked at him, 37 , then replied, “Yes. Hw did yu knw my name?”
“I guessed yu must be lking fr this,” said William, 38 the wallet t Ben and smiling gently at him.
“It’s my wallet. Hw did yu find it?” Ben tk the wallet and queried (怀疑). “I fund it n the grund near the bench,” William said. “I 39 it must have fallen ut f yur pcket, and I wanted t return it back.”
Ben was incredibly 40 , and thanked William sincerely. He was relieved t have his wallet back. As they talked, William fund that Ben had lst his 41 and tried t find a new career, struggling t make ends 42 . William listened sympathetically, and then he 43 t treat Ben t lunch.
As they parted, Ben thanked William again fr her 44 . He said his act had turned his day arund. William smiled and realized the small act f kindness culd make a huge 45 t smene’s life.
31．A．keysB．identificatinC．cashD．cins
32．A．creditB．curisityC．delightD．srrw
33．A．appealedB．belngedC．referredD．came
34．A．wait frB．arrange frC．g frD．ask fr
35．A．daysB．mnthsC．weeksD．minutes
36．A．bservedB．apprachedC．calmedD．aplgized
37．A．frightenedB．amusedC．surprisedD．tuched
38．A．handingB．lendingC．dnatingD．intrducing
39．A．acknwledgedB．encunteredC．admittedD．figured
40．A．gratefulB．friendlyC．crazyD．cntent
41．A．walletB．familyC．clthD．jb
42．A．meetB．startC．turnD．increase
43．A．yieldedB．predictedC．agreedD．ffered
44．A．hnestyB．patienceC．kindnessD．cmfrt
45．A．impressinB．cnsequenceC．differenceD．effect
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4. Smetimes, animals act just as humans d. Officer Burgess fund a mther duck pecking (啄) n his car. He figured she just wanted 46 . But the pecking cntinued.
Officer Burgess grew 47 when the duck ignred the fd he threw ut f the windw. Instead, the duck 48 away just a bit, then stpped, lked back, and returned t the 49 fr sme mre pecking and screaming.
After the duck’s ding s fr a secnd time, Officer Burgess 50 gt ut f his car t fllw the duck. But he wasn’t prepared fr what he was abut t 51 !
“She led me abut 100 yards away t this grassy 52 near a lake where I saw ne f her 53 all tangled up (缠住) in sme string. His little feet were 54 ” the fficer explained. “She led me straight t him.”
Officer Burgess thught the mther duck might 55 him if he tried t tuch her baby, s he 56 the animal rescue center fr help. The rescue grup didn’t have any staff readily 57 t assist, but a plicewman, Officer Cecilia Charrn, decided she’d lend a 58 .
When Officer Charrn arrived, she went straight t wrk n carefully 59 the little ne. “The mther duck just 60 ，like she knew. It was amazing,” Officer Burgess recalled. Once freed, the baby ran t its mama, and they safely 61 away.
It was an unbelievable 62 fr the shcked fficers, and Officer Charrn 63 teared up a bit.
Officer Burgess said, “I hnestly dn’t knw why I decided t 64 her, but I did. It makes me wnder-d they knw t 65 humans when they need help?”
46．A．waterB．peaceC．fdD．prtectin
47．A．curiusB．stubbrnC．happyD．grateful
48．A．hidB．walkedC．brkeD．flated
49．A．lakeB．radC．sidewalkD．car
50．A．finallyB．sincerelyC．actuallyD．exactly
51．A．believeB．findC．hearD．regret
52．A．hallwayB．huseC．gardenD．area
53．A．neighbrsB．nestsC．babiesD．wings
54．A．kickingB．sinkingC．climbingD．wandering
55．A．helpB．attackC．admitD．trap
56．A．encuragedB．warnedC．refusedD．called
57．A．availableB．willingC．pwerfulD．certain
58．A．vlunteerB．vehicleC．handD．tl
59．A．fixingB．cmfrtingC．freeingD．curing
60．A．glaredB．watchedC．cheeredD．screamed
61．A．escapedB．flewC．swamD．carried
62．A．experimentB．galC．chanceD．mment
63．A．evenB．yetC．stillD．ever
64．A．stpB．driveC．ignreD．fllw
65．A．suffer frmB．turn tC．cme acrssD．cncentrate n
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5. Years ag, just as I d every winter, I was bagging up the clthing my sns had utgrwn. It is always my 66 t re-purpse thse things that d nthing mre than 67 space.
I fund an ugly pair f hand-knitted scks. I had t 68 — garbage r dnatin? Nt being unusable, they were simply 69 t lk at. I put them in the garbage, but minutes later, I tk them back.
Later that afternn, 70 up the car with clthes, I drve t a lcal shelter. As I distributed them, I 71 int the bag and pulled ut the last f the dnatins — the ugly scks. 72 , I held them in my hand as the crwd f the hmeless went away, each with a 73 smile. Just as I was abut t drp the scks back int the empty bag, 74 myself fr even bringing them alng fr the 75 , a teenage by walked up t me. “Can I have these scks?” he asked. A little 76 that I hadn’t anything left t give him except fr these scks, I replied, “Of curse.” “Thank yu!” he said 77 . “These scks remind me f my grandmther. She used t knit stuff like this fr me!”
Nt nly were his feet 78 that day but s was his heart — and mine. T this day, the scks cntinue t bring me 79 . It’s a prf that there is happiness in life’s simplest things, and we’ll never knw hw much we get until we’ve 80 thse things with thers.
66．A．wrryB．beautyC．hpeD．secret
67．A．take upB．leaveC．makeD．free up
68．A．cmpareB．decideC．recrdD．explre
69．A．wnderfulB．cleanC．uncmmnD．unpleasant
70．A．paintingB．washingC．ladingD．lifting
71．A．turnedB．ranC．putD．reached
72．A．SecretlyB．FrtunatelyC．GenerallyD．Sincerely
73．A．tightB．strangeC．gratefulD．winning
74．A．caring frB．living up tC．putting up withD．laughing at
75．A．shwB．rideC．saleD．space
76．A．frightenedB．satisfiedC．disappintedD．surprised
77．A．bravelyB．happilyC．anxiuslyD．angrily
78．A．warmedB．hurtC．fixedD．whitened
79．A．mneyB．peaceC．luckD．jy
80．A．sharedB．dividedC．supprtedD．cllected
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a lcal nursing hme ____________
damage _______________
make the mst f _____________
a sense f…______________
remind ________________
inspect ______________
bserve ________________
eat away at ________________
keep away frm _____________
live up t _______________
get rid f _________________
disturb ______________
impatient _______________
recall ________________
deny ________________
md ______________
image _______________
pretend _______________
hesitate ______________
randmly _______________
cmmitment ______________
belngings ______________
pssessins _______________
gds ________________
tidy up shelves _____________
turn ut __________________
refill…with…________________
a hands-n experience __________
essence ______________
g smthly ______________
take ver _______________
cmplicated ______________
specific ______________
annying _______________
exhibit n. _______________
arrangement ________________
gently __________________
incredibly _______________
relieved ________________
sympathetically _______________
make ends meet _______________
part v. ________________
turn arund _______________
identificatin _______________
credit ________________
curisity _______________
appeal t _______________
refer t ________________
arrange fr ______________
g fr __________________
bserve ________________
apprach ________________
amused _________________
encunter ________________
acknwledge ________________
admit _______________
figure v. _______________
cntent adj. ________________
yield _______________
predict ______________
cnsequence _______________
make a difference ______________
figure v. _____________
ignre ______________
scream _______________
readily _____________
rescue ______________
recall ______________
stubbrn ______________
grateful _______________
flat _______________
sidewalk ______________
wander ________________
trap _______________
available ______________
glare _______________
cme acrss _______________
turn t _________________
cncentrate n _____________
bag up _______________
utgrw ______________
garbage ______________
a lcal shelter _______________
distribute _______________
remind sb. f sth.______________
take up ______________
uncmmn _______________
lad up ________________
lift up ________________
tight ______________
live up t ______________
put up with ______________
care fr ______________