2019-2020年高考英語二輪專題復(fù)習(xí)精練 完型填空（3）xx山西省五校高三聯(lián)合測試Brandon Craggs was born with cerebral palsy (大腦性麻痹). Doctors told his parents that the boy would always be too _1_to take part in sporting events, _2_ major petitions.But the youngster from Wolverhampton has proved doctors _3_ by winning a major championship. Mum Helen who works as a technician said Brandon had always been extremely _4_ and that his _5_ resulted from his never giving up. She said, “He had problems with his fine movement and had weak _6_. We were really sad when we were told by doctors that he might never walk _7_ and they warned us he would be clumsy when _8_ sports. But we did exercise his weak ankles and he _9_ the orthopaedic boots (矯形靴) everyday for around three years. His dad has always loved _10_ and when Brandon was five he would walk around behind his dad. Brandon had his first _11_ when he was seven and just absolutely _12_ it. “Brandon was recently crowned winner of the Wolverhampton Schools Championship_13_ the golfers who were five years his senior.After years of physiotherapy(物理療法) he can now walk without problems although he does _14_ from hearing issues in both ears. Michael said his sons recent win was _15_.“I gave up my membership at a local golf so I could _16_ more time with him. He has had a lot to _17_in the past and he still has to go for regular audiograms(聽力敏度圖) to monitor his hearing loss. Its unbelievable to think about where we have gone from _18_ he was just a few months old. We are both very proud of what he has _19_.” Mick Woodhouse, organiser of Penn Golf Course, where Brandon _20_ and won, added, “Brandon is a delightful guy and very good player.”1A. clumsyB. fortableC. active D. lazy2. A. rather than B. as usualC. let alone D. such as3.A. right B. wrongC. clever D. brilliant4.A. powerful B. changeableC. determined D. careful5.A. illness B. mistakeC. failure D. success6.A. legs B. armsC. ankles D. hands7.A. carefully B. normallyC. weakly D. disappointedly8.A. playing B. watchingC. working D. studying9.A. carried B. woreC. brought D. took10A. music B. volleyballC. golf D. basketball11A. lesson B. businessC. fortune D. operation12A. avoided B. refusedC. praised D. loved13A. winning B. beatingC. helping D. saving14A. benefit B. sufferC. learn D. prevent15. A. available B. unfortableC. unbelievable D. unacceptable16.A. spend B. payC. waste D. ruin17.A. laugh at B. deal withC. look for D. pick out18.A. where B. howC. when D. whether19A. needed B. achievedC. showed D. matched20. A. peted B. trainedC. fought D. attended文章大意本文是一篇記敘文。被醫(yī)生診斷為不能正常走路的小男孩最終憑著自己的毅力成為了高爾夫球冠軍！1A。根據(jù)第二段的“they warned us he would be clumsy when _8_ sports”可知答案為A。2C。從上句中的“too_1_ to take part in sporting events”可以推知，男孩連進(jìn)行體育運(yùn)動(dòng)都困難，“更不用說”參加重大比賽。故答案為C。let alone“更不用說，更談不上”。3B。上文中提到醫(yī)生說Brandon Craggs 不能參加比賽，而根據(jù)空后的“by winning a major championship”可以斷定，醫(yī)生的看法是“錯(cuò)誤的”(wrong)。4C。從下文的“never giving up”可推知，此處表達(dá)的是他的意志非常堅(jiān)定。故答案為C。5D。從上文中的“winning a major championship”可知，此處指他的“成功”，所以要用success。6C。根據(jù)第8空后面的“But we did exercise his weak ankles”可知，他的“腳踝”有問題。故答案為C。7B。根據(jù)醫(yī)生的判斷“He had problems with his fine movement”可以推知，他走路不正常。故答案為B。8A。醫(yī)生警告我們當(dāng)他做體育運(yùn)動(dòng)的時(shí)候會(huì)非常笨拙。故答案為A。9B。根據(jù)空后的“the orthopaedic boots(矯形靴)”可知，此處要用wore。10C。從該段最后一句的“the golfers who were five years his senior”可知Brandon的父親喜歡的是高爾夫球。11A。在Brandon 7歲的時(shí)候上了第一節(jié)高爾夫球課，并完全愛上了它。故選A。12D。參見上題解析。 love“愛，喜歡”，符合語境。13B。冠軍是通過“打敗”年長他五歲的選手贏得的。所以此處要用beating。win常常表示“贏得(比賽)”。14B。從下文中的“go for regular audiograms(聽力敏度圖)to monitor his hearing loss”可知，他還有聽力問題，所以此處要用suffer from，表示“遭受(疾病，悲傷等)”。15.C。Michael對(duì)他兒子取得的成績感到自豪，覺得“難以置信”，故要用unbelievable。16.A。與兒子一起度過(spend)更多的時(shí)間。17B。在身體不健康的情況下Brandon還能取得那么好的成績，這就可以說明他在過去的時(shí)間里克服了很多困難，所以要用deal with，表示“處理，解決”。18C。從后面的“he was just a few months old”可知，此處是指他的年齡，故應(yīng)該用when。19.B。我們都很滿意他所取得的成就。achieve“取得”，符合語境。20A。根據(jù)“won”可知，Brandon參加了比賽，故答案為A項(xiàng)。pete“參加比賽”。Bxx山西省五校高三聯(lián)合測試Brandon Craggs was born with cerebral palsy (大腦性麻痹). Doctors told his parents that the boy would always be too _1_to take part in sporting events, _2_ major petitions.But the youngster from Wolverhampton has proved doctors _3_ by winning a major championship. Mum Helen who works as a technician said Brandon had always been extremely _4_ and that his _5_ resulted from his never giving up. She said, “He had problems with his fine movement and had weak _6_. We were really sad when we were told by doctors that he might never walk _7_ and they warned us he would be clumsy when _8_ sports. But we did exercise his weak ankles and he _9_ the orthopaedic boots (矯形靴) everyday for around three years. His dad has always loved _10_ and when Brandon was five he would walk around behind his dad. Brandon had his first _11_ when he was seven and just absolutely _12_ it. “Brandon was recently crowned winner of the Wolverhampton Schools Championship_13_ the golfers who were five years his senior.After years of physiotherapy(物理療法) he can now walk without problems although he does _14_ from hearing issues in both ears. Michael said his sons recent win was _15_.“I gave up my membership at a local golf so I could _16_ more time with him. He has had a lot to _17_in the past and he still has to go for regular audiograms(聽力敏度圖) to monitor his hearing loss. Its unbelievable to think about where we have gone from _18_ he was just a few months old. We are both very proud of what he has _19_.” Mick Woodhouse, organiser of Penn Golf Course, where Brandon _20_ and won, added, “Brandon is a delightful guy and very good player.”1A. clumsyB. fortableC. active D. lazy2. A. rather than B. as usualC. let alone D. such as3.A. right B. wrongC. clever D. brilliant4.A. powerful B. changeableC. determined D. careful5.A. illness B. mistakeC. failure D. success6.A. legs B. armsC. ankles D. hands7.A. carefully B. normallyC. weakly D. disappointedly8.A. playing B. watchingC. working D. studying9.A. carried B. woreC. brought D. took10A. music B. volleyballC. golf D. basketball11A. lesson B. businessC. fortune D. operation12A. avoided B. refusedC. praised D. loved13A. winning B. beatingC. helping D. saving14A. benefit B. sufferC. learn D. prevent15. A. available B. unfortableC. unbelievable D. unacceptable16.A. spend B. payC. waste D. ruin17.A. laugh at B. deal withC. look for D. pick out18.A. where B. howC. when D. whether19A. needed B. achievedC. showed D. matched20. A. peted B. trainedC. fought D. attended文章大意本文是一篇記敘文。被醫(yī)生診斷為不能正常走路的小男孩最終憑著自己的毅力成為了高爾夫球冠軍！1A。根據(jù)第二段的“they warned us he would be clumsy when _8_ sports”可知答案為A。2C。從上句中的“too_1_ to take part in sporting events”可以推知，男孩連進(jìn)行體育運(yùn)動(dòng)都困難，“更不用說”參加重大比賽。故答案為C。let alone“更不用說，更談不上”。3B。上文中提到醫(yī)生說Brandon Craggs 不能參加比賽，而根據(jù)空后的“by winning a major championship”可以斷定，醫(yī)生的看法是“錯(cuò)誤的”(wrong)。4C。從下文的“never giving up”可推知，此處表達(dá)的是他的意志非常堅(jiān)定。故答案為C。5D。從上文中的“winning a major championship”可知，此處指他的“成功”，所以要用success。6C。根據(jù)第8空后面的“But we did exercise his weak ankles”可知，他的“腳踝”有問題。故答案為C。7B。根據(jù)醫(yī)生的判斷“He had problems with his fine movement”可以推知，他走路不正常。故答案為B。8A。醫(yī)生警告我們當(dāng)他做體育運(yùn)動(dòng)的時(shí)候會(huì)非常笨拙。故答案為A。9B。根據(jù)空后的“the orthopaedic boots(矯形靴)”可知，此處要用wore。10C。從該段最后一句的“the golfers who were five years his senior”可知Brandon的父親喜歡的是高爾夫球。11A。在Brandon 7歲的時(shí)候上了第一節(jié)高爾夫球課，并完全愛上了它。故選A。12D。參見上題解析。 love“愛，喜歡”，符合語境。13B。冠軍是通過“打敗”年長他五歲的選手贏得的。所以此處要用beating。win常常表示“贏得(比賽)”。14B。從下文中的“go for regular audiograms(聽力敏度圖)to monitor his hearing loss”可知，他還有聽力問題，所以此處要用suffer from，表示“遭受(疾病，悲傷等)”。15.C。Michael對(duì)他兒子取得的成績感到自豪，覺得“難以置信”，故要用unbelievable。16.A。與兒子一起度過(spend)更多的時(shí)間。17B。在身體不健康的情況下Brandon還能取得那么好的成績，這就可以說明他在過去的時(shí)間里克服了很多困難，所以要用deal with，表示“處理，解決”。18C。從后面的“he was just a few months old”可知，此處是指他的年齡，故應(yīng)該用when。19.B。我們都很滿意他所取得的成就。achieve“取得”，符合語境。20A。根據(jù)“won”可知，Brandon參加了比賽，故答案為A項(xiàng)。pete“參加比賽”。xx云南省昆明市高三復(fù)習(xí)教學(xué)質(zhì)量檢測My father, a sales trainer, tried to teach me the importance of hard work. But then there were some things he taught me unintentionally (無意地), like when he arrived home from _1_ for the last time and climbed up the stairs that night. His body was so _2_ with cancer. But he _3_left the hospital to give a lecture in another city. He probably _4_ his good fame(名聲)that day, but he paid the price: he _5_ to the hospital soon after and _6_ three months later, at the age of 58.The _7_ that my father climbed up the stairs always _8_ before my eyes. And since then, Ive thought a lot about work. Ive _9_ something: I wont live like my father and I will _10_ my work at five oclock every day. _11_ I love my job as a newspaper reporter, I will never work so _12_as to end my life so early like my father.My father once told me he was _13_ to enjoy a beautiful sunset because he always had a lot of things to do.You could say he was a _14_ person. He was a famous author, a good musician, and good at Germanthats a (n) _15_ list, but heres the thing: I just want to _16_ sunsets. I dont want to be writing a report at the same time.This raises the _17_： if I leave work at five oclock to watch the sunset, what will be the _18_ ? Will I risk not reaching the top of my career? Maybe. But, leaving work at five oclock _19_ that I can eat dinner with my family, play with my children and go on a bicycle ride in the city _20_watching sunsets. And I get to take in a lot of sunsets. Thats got to be worth something.1. A. vacationB. schoolC. hospital D. work2. A. soft B. weak C. strong D. small3. A. never B. still C. really D. almost4. A. kept B. forgot C. used D. destroyed5. A. travelled B. droveC. returned D. raced6. A. laughed B. recoveredC. retired D. died7. A. purpose B. dreamC. scene D. hope8. A. appeared B. stayedC. waited D. changed9. A. noticed B. decidedC. earned D. lost10. A. start B. continueC. leave D. report11. A. Since B. IfC. Until D. Though12. A. hard B. carefullyC. fast D. painfully13. A. unwilling B. unableC. ready D. eager14. A. brave B. happyC. successful D. strange15. A. beautiful B. amazingC. mon D. popular16. A. enjoy B. protectC. paint D. learn17. A. joke B. ideaC. fight D. question18. A. causes B. plansC. dangers D. results19. A. means B. predictsC. suggests D. expects20. A. without B. along C. besides D. about文章大意作者的爸爸總是向他講述努力工作的重要性，但也在無意中使作者知道工作太努力會(huì)給身體帶來危害。1D。由下文內(nèi)容可知，爸爸是從另一個(gè)城市講學(xué)回來后身體徹底垮掉的，因此這是他最后一次工作后回到家。故選work。2B。爸爸身患癌癥，身體應(yīng)該是很虛弱的(weak)。3B。根據(jù)爸爸對(duì)作者的教誨可以看出他的工作態(tài)度，由此可知他雖身患重病，但仍然(still)離開醫(yī)院去工作。4A。爸爸帶病堅(jiān)持講學(xué)，這樣的行為保護(hù)(kept)了他的好名聲。5C。根據(jù)上文的“but he paid the price”可知，爸爸為離開醫(yī)院去工作的行為付出了代價(jià)，故不久后他返回(returned)了醫(yī)院。6D。根據(jù)12空后的“end my life so early like my father”可知，爸爸三個(gè)月后去世了。故選died。7C。爸爸最后一次講學(xué)回來爬樓梯的畫面(scene)留給作者的印象很深刻，總是出現(xiàn)(appeared)在他眼前。8A。參見上題解析。9B。根據(jù)下文內(nèi)容可知，這些是作者做出的決定。故選decided。10C。根據(jù)17空后的“If I leave work at five oclock to watch the sunset”可知答案。 11D。盡管(Though)作者很喜歡記者的工作，但是他也不愿意因工作太勞累而早早死去。12A。參見上題解析。 hard“費(fèi)力的”，符合語境。 13B。根據(jù)下文的“because he always had a lot of things to do”可知，爸爸沒能欣賞夕陽。14C。由下文所述爸爸的成就可知，他算得上是一個(gè)成功人士。15B。根據(jù)上文的“He was a famous author，a good musician，and good at German”可知，這是一個(gè)驚人的(amazing)單子。16A。根據(jù)下文“I dont want to be writing a report at the same time.”可知，作者只想享受(enjoy)夕陽。17D。冒號(hào)之后是一個(gè)問題，由此可知，此處要表達(dá)的是“這就產(chǎn)生了一個(gè)問題(question)”。18D。下文的“Will I risk not reaching the top of my career? Maybe.”是作者每天5點(diǎn)下班可能會(huì)產(chǎn)生的結(jié)果(results)。19A。根據(jù)下文的“I can eat dinner with my family，play with my children”可知，5點(diǎn)下班意味著(means)作者可以做很多自己喜歡的事情。20C。除了欣賞夕陽，作者還可以和家人一塊吃飯，陪孩子玩鬧，在城市里悠閑地騎車。故選besides。