专题02+完形填空10篇

2023中考英语逆袭冲刺 名校模拟真题特快专递

第六期

专题02 完形填空

（上海普陀统考一模）

2023··I lost both legs at the age of 30. I had to consider the idea of physical

perfection again. My life became different as I was never an attractive woman.

I was too busy ____1____ physical pain and limited movement. I was unaware of the change at first. There

were so many difficulties before me. But I made up my mind to manage my work and life as well as before. I felt

good about the progress I had made.

However, as I made my first journey outside the ward(), things were different as I had thought. I was

病房

happy to be free of limit in the ward and rolled through the shopping mall like a ____2____ survivor(

挺过困难

者

). I felt like a war hero. ____3____ I discovered that others did not view me in the way I had come to view

mylf.

All eyes were upon me. Actually, they only saw my missing legs. Mothers held their children clor as I

pasd. Elderly women patted() me on the head and said, “It must be hard ” with ____4____ in their

拍

eyes.

While I was thinking about what had happened, a small girl came up to me. She stared with curiosity()

好奇

at the empty jeans. After she found nothing there, she looked up at me with a puzzled look, and childishly asked,

“Lady, where did your legs go?”

I ____5____ that my legs had been sick and the doctors had to remove them. She asked, “Did they go to ‘Leg

Heaven’?”...

That made me think about different ____6____ from children and adults to the unknown things. To child, a

new appearance is an interesting thing and a learning experience, while adults often view same thing with shock

and horror I now smile warmly and try to tell others that having a not-so-per body doesn’t mean having a poor

quality of life. People like me can also enjoy a colorful life.

1Aasking for Bcrying with Cdealing with Dgiving up

．．．．．

2Acalm Bproud Cnaughty Dpoor

．．．．．

3ANowadays BBesides CLuckily DUnfortunately

．．．．．

4Apity Bconfidence Canger Dambition

．．．．．

5Arealized Bcomplained Cpredicted Dexplained

．．．．．

6Aeffects Brespons Cstories Dpersonalities

．．．．．

（上海青浦统考一模）

2023··

All the world was his stage

How much do you know about William Shakespeare? He was a poet and a playwrightand is

（剧作家）

____7____ considered the greatest writer of the English language around the world. His survivingwork

（存世的）

includes 38 plays, 154 sonnetsand some other poems. He is best known for his plays, which have

（十四行诗）

been ____8____ into every major language and are performed more than tho of any other playwright in the

world.

When Shakespeare was 18 years old, he married Anne Hathaway, and they had three children. Shakespeare

went to London to ____9____ an actor and a writer. In 1599, the Globe Theatre was built in London, where some

of Shakespeare’s plays were first performed. In 1613, the theatre was destroyed by a fire. ____10____, a modern

reconstruction of the theater near the original site replaced the broken one in 1997, so even today you can go to

the theater to e Shakespeare’s plays.

Shakespeare’s work is still popular today. But why do we like the old plays? Perhaps it is becau they all

include fantastic stories. His characters ____11____ bloody battles, death by poison and huge family fights ... The

plays are also full of parties, weddings and funerals. They are quite action-packed.

The Merchant of Veniceis one of Shakespeare’s best-known plays. It is about the idea that

（威尼斯商人）

people usually get what they derve in the end, good or bad. Antonio, a businessman, borrows money from

Shylock, a money lender. If he doesn’t pay back this money in time, Shylock will cut off a piece of his body.

Antonio los all his business and must pay this ____12____ price ... but is saved by love.

7Awidely Breally Cblindly Dnaturally

．．．．．

8Awritten Bspoken Cexplained Dtranslated

．．．．．

9Alook for Bwork as Cdeal with Ddepend on

．．．．．

10AHowever BTherefore CAt prent DIn addition

．．．．．

11Aprefer Bnotice Cforget Dsuffer

．．．．．

12Agood Baverage Cterrible Dreasonable

．．．．．

（上海崇明统考一模）（选择最恰当的单词或

2023··Choo the words or expressions and complete the passage

词语完成短文）

At I stopped at the market to pick up a few necessary things: cream for coffee, eggs for breakfast

and pills for my terrible headache.

Having been rushing all day, I was very ____13____ and did not want to shop with crowds of other shoppers.

But I told mylf it was my last stop before going home to put my feet up and watch my husband make dinner. So

I gritted my teeth, took a deep breath and ____14____ the market. That’s when I saw her, a baby sitting in a

shopping cart, who looked around 9 months old, with blond hair and large blue eyes. We stared at each other.

Then I did what I always do with children: I gave her my best smile. That’s a ____15____ I formed long ago when

I became a mother. It started with my first child, in that unforgettable, life-changing moment when he was laid

upon my chest and I watched him turn his tiny face up to find me.

At times, over the years, my ____16____ would fade into a look of fear or worry or anger. But it never let

my face for long. It always came back, even on occasion through tears. It happened that same way with my

cond and third child.

And now, after all the years, I can’t resist smiling at children. I have learned that all children, young and

old, need ____17____ to smile at them. Not just their parents and grandparents, but their teachers and coaches,

family and friends. And, yes, even strangers at the market in a rush to get home.

The baby and I smiled at each other. That got a smile in return from every shopper I pasd. I waved goodbye

and she blew me a kiss.

I was still smiling when I got home and realized I’d forgotten to get the ____18____ . I didn`t need it, though.

My headache was gone.

13Ahappy Btired Cproud Dlucky

．．．．．

14Aleft Bfound Centered Darched

．．．．．

15Aline Bword Cgroup Dhabit

．．．．．

16Ahonour Bdecision Csmile Dworry

．．．．．

17Aanybody Beverybody Cnobody Dsomebody

．．．．．

18Amedicine Bpicture Cflower Dcoffee

．．．．．

（上海宝山统考一模）（霸凌）

2023··

What is bullying?

Bullying is when a person or a group of people hurt someone el by frightening him or making him feel bad.

Some people think it means making someone fell afraid or hurting someone physically, but it can ____19____

mean repeatedly making fun of someone, telling lies about him or leaving him out of a group. Bullying can

happen in person and online. ____20____, lots of people know how it feels. The Youth Protection

Organization(YPO) says 30% of children in the UK were bullied last year.

The bad results of bullying

It doesn’t matter what hair colour you have, what clothes you wear, how you learn, walk or talk. If you’re

being bullied, it’s not your mistake. Everybody is different and that’s what makes you ____21____. However,

bullying can make you feel alone and afraid, and the feelings may be hard to escape from even after the bullying

has stopped. Bullying can also make it difficult to focus on lessons or make new friends. YPO’s Martha Evans

says, “That is why it is so important to turn to a trusted adult or friend and take the first step in getting help.”

How to stop bullying?

If you’re being bullied or you know someone who is, it’s important to tell someone el what’s happening. If

you find it hard to ____22____ your feelings, try to say things out loud first or write a letter instead. Helping

someone el who is being bullied by showing your care makes a big difference, too. Evans says that being there

for other people when they are being bullied nds a message to everyone that bullying is always wrong. The YPO

____23____ the following if you’re experiencing bullying.

Tips for dealing with bullying

◆Tell someone you trust.

◆Keep a ____24____. Write down what happened and when becau you may need it when you report it to the

police.

◆Don’t hurt others becau you could get into trouble.

◆Stay with active people who make you feel good.

◆Don’t blame() yourlf. Bullying is not your mistake.

责怪

◆Be proud of yourlf and who you are.

19Ajust Bldom Calso Dusually

．．．．．

20AHowever BFinally CBesides DUnfortunately

．．．．．

21Acomfortable Bresponsible Camazing Dharmless

．．．．．

22Aremember Bshare Cnotice Dwhisper

．．．．．

23Adoes Brefus Ccovers Dsuggests

．．．．．

24Acret Bpromi Crecord Dsmile

．．．．．

（上海嘉定统考一模）

2023··

One Sunday night, I was sitting in my kitchen half-listening as my 15-year-old son Tommy quarreled with

his younger brother Kevin. I didn’t pay attention when Kevin went upstairs with a look of ___25___ on his face.

About 30 minutes later, I heard Kevin crying in his room. I knocked on the door immediately and asked,

“Kevin, what’s the matter? Why are you crying?”

No answer. I tried again. Still ___26___ happened.

So, I took a piece of paper from a notebook and wrote, “If you don’t want to talk, we can write down to each

other” and slipped() it under the door.

塞

An hour later I was still sitting on the floor outside his door with a stack of() notes in my hands. As I

一摞

read one of Kevin’s notes, I couldn’t help crying. It said, “Nobody in this family loves me. I am not the youngest

nor the oldest, and I am not the ___27___ to get good marks. Tommy thinks I am too weak. Dad thought I should

be taller. ___28___, he always wants me to be a basketball player. And you never listen to me even notice me.”

He was right about my part. Feeling sorry for him, I wrote back, “Kevin, I do love you, and you are loved in

this family?”

He didn’t reply for a while, but I could hear him crying ___29___. Kevin ran out of paper, so he wrote

“Thanks” on a paper cup. I wrote back “For what?” It was returned to me with the reply “___30___” written on it.

Since then, I have tried my best to care for my family members. When one of us notices that the other is

unhappy, we’ll smile and say, “Write it on a paper cup.”

25Afear Bhurt Cpride Dhappiness

．．．．．

26Asomething Bnothing Canything Deverything

．．．．．

Bkindest Cmost humorous Dcleverest 27Amost handsome

．．．．．

CAfter all DIn addition 28AFor example BBy the way

．．．．．

Cterribly Dexcitedly 29Asoftly Bloudly

．．．．．

CLoving me DTrusting me 30AHelping me BForgiving me

．．．．．

（上海奉贤统考一模）

2023··To Wear or Not to Wear

A teacher in the U.K. nt 80 students home becau they broke school uniform rules. The Guardian ()

《卫报》

held a discussion about ___31___ students should wear school uniform.

School uniform is very important. It helps me ___32___ my lessons, becau it reminds me that I am at

school to learn. School uniform also helps prevent bullying (). If everyone wears the same clothes, it is

欺凌

___33___ to laugh at other people’s clothing. I don’t think this affects the development of a child’s personality.

David Hershman, a student at Stafford Grammar School

Uniform has to be earned. Students should start school with no uniform. As they ___34___ at school, they

start wearing it. I always think children need to be proud of their school. Uniform is important for that. So, make

students learn it if they don’t perform well, they should not be allowed to get one.

Tim Francis, a former teacher

In a perfect world, school uniform would not exist. Children would express their personalities through their

own clothes at school. We don’t live in a perfect world, however. Learning to fit in is one of the things at school

for our children. The best thing about uniform, for me as a ___35___, is the simplicity ().

简单

Joanna Moorhead, a mother of four

I can definitely e the benefits of wearing school uniform. Uniform plays an important role in helping

schools show authority (). However, a school should not rely heavily on uniform to improve students’

权威

behavior. Teaching them how to ___36___ themlves with confidence is more important.

Enayah Byramjee, an educational development director

31Awhen Bwhere Cwhether Dwhy

．．．．．

32Arely on Bfocus on Cdepend on Dagree on

．．．．．

33Aimpossible Bimportant Cimpolite Dimpatient

．．．．．

Cmake promis Dmake complaints 34Amake mistakes Bmake progress

．．．．．

Cfriend Ddirector 35Aparent Bteacher

．．．．．

Cexchange Dexpress 36Aexplain Bexpect

．．．．．

（上海杨浦统考一模）

2023··Dough Bruce, 35, walked into Coney Island Police Station on 3 July 2003. “I

woke up on the subway a few minutes ago. I don’t know where I’m going, where I’ve been. I have no idea who I

am,” he told the police. He had a backpack with a few things in it: a Spanish phra book, a t of keys and a map

of New York. “I don’t know anything. It was like being ____37____,” he later said of the experience.

The police were confud. “We’ve never had anything like this before,” Lt. Peter Pena said. They took Doug

to Coney Island Hospital. The nur had to put a special name tag on his bed.

___38___

Although Doug could form ntences without difficulty, he had no memory of his past and his knowledge is

patchy

[1]

. Dr Leonid Vorobyev, an expert at the hospital, ____39____ that he had only en such cas “in movies

and my textbooks”.

Finally, the hospital staff found a number in his phra book. This was the number of a friend’s mother. Doug

phoned, and when his friend Nadine spoke to him, she immediately ____40____ his voice. “Is that you, Doug?”

she said. “I don’t know,” came the reply. Nadine went to the hospital, told the doctor who Doug was, and took him

home.

“Home” was a wonderful apartment in downtown Manhattan where he shared with two dogs and three

parrots. Dough discovered that he had lived in Paris, where he made a lot of money working at the

stock

exchange

[2]

. ____41____, he was tired of the business world, so he moved to New York and started a four-year

photography cour.

Now that Doug had discovered who he was, he had to face other challenges. He was worried about eing his

family and friends. They were like strangers to him. His sister said that he had changed: before his memory loss,

he was very sociable and outgoing, but rarely showed his ____42____. Now he was much more relaxed and was

never afraid to show his feelings.

He is happy with his new life and his story has now been made into a film. An old friend of his, Director

Rupert Murray, made a documentary about Doug’s extraordinary experience called Unknown White Male.

Word box

[1] patchy adj.零散的[2] stock exchange n.证券交易所

37Abehind bars Bin the darkness Cin the air Dover the mountain

．．．．．

DUncle no name 38ADough Bruce BMan lost in Paris CUnknown white male

．．．．．

39Aadmitted Bconcluded Cthought Dmemorized

．．．．．

40Arealized Brespected Crefud Drecognized

．．．．．

41AIn Rupert Murray’s words BAccording to Nadine

．．．

CIn Dough’s opinion DAs said by the doctor

．．

42Amemories Bexcus Cmethods Demotions

．．．．．

（上海长宁统考一模）

2023··Many of you will start a new school this September, which can mean making

your own way there for the first time. You may feel ___43___ or excited about travelling to a new place on your

own, but it’s also a chance to become more independent.

Plan your route

Travelling to a new school can mean a longer journey and catching a bus or train by yourlf. Planning a

route and working out the ___44___ and safest way to get there will help you feel more prepared. For example, if

you’re going to walk or cycle to your new school, think about the safest places to cross the road. If you’re

travelling by bus or train, find the nearest stop or station and work out how long the journey takes. This will help

you arrive safely and ___45___.

Make the most of your journey

According to a government survey, walking is the most popular way of getting to condary school, followed

by catching a bus. If you live clo enough, walking or cycling to school is a great way to start your day. Exerci

___46___ your body and releas chemicals in your brain that can make you happier and less stresd. It’s also a

___47___ to meet up with friends you don’t e in class. The Week Junior reader Harvey, aged 13, says, “I cycle

to school with my friends. It’s fun and we have a chat on the way.”

Be prepared

An article in the Week Junior suggests doing a walking test before the term starts to ___48___ the best route.

If you’re cycling, make sure you have a helmet, bike lock and lights, and stay dry by packing a raincoat or an

umbrella if you’re walking.

43Afoolish Bhonest Cnervous Ddisappointed

．．．．．

44Aeasiest Bhappiest Cfreshest Dluckiest

．．．．．

45Ain a hurry Bas well Cso far Don time

．．．．．

46Aplays with Bwakes up Cdepends on Dturns out

．．．．．

47Asurpri Bmethod Cchance Dplot

．．．．．

48Adiscover Bdelay Cimagine Dlimit

．．．．．

参考答案：

1C 2B 3D 4A 5D 6B

．．．．．．

【导语】本文讲述了作者失去双腿后，乐观积极接受生理残缺的经历，寻找生活幸福。通过观察小孩与成

人外界对自己的不同生理残疾的反应，体会人生幸福不在于身体上的完整，而在于精神上主动积极乐观的

态度。

1

．句意：我太忙于应对身体的疼痛和受限的移动。

asking forcrying with……dealing withgiving up“I was unaware

请求，要求；因大喊大叫；处理；放弃。根据

of the change at first”“But I made up my mind to manage my work and life as well as before”

以及可知作者失去

双腿后第一时间忙于应付身体上的疼痛和运动受限。故选。

C

2

．句意：我很高兴在病房里不受限制，像一个自豪的幸存者一样穿过购物中心。

calmproudnaughtypoor“I felt like a war hero”

镇定的；自豪的；淘气的；可怜的，贫穷的。根据可知作者感

觉自己就像一个战争英雄，所以应该是感到自豪的，故选。

B

3

．句意：不幸地是，我发现其他人并没有像我看待我自己的方式看待我。

NowadaysBesidesLuckilyUnfortunately“I was happy to be free of limit”

现在；此外；幸运地；不幸地。根据上文

以及下文可知作者觉得自己很正常了，但是其他人只注意到作者缺

“Actually, they only saw my missing legs.”

失的双腿，所以这对于作者来说是不幸的，故选。

D

4 “”

．句意：老妇人拍拍我的头，带着同情的目光说：你一定很难。

pityconfidenceangerambition“It must be hard on you”

同情；自信；生气；雄心壮志。根据可知老人认为失

去双腿对作者来说很难，对作者是满怀同情的。故选。

A

5

．句意：我解释说我的腿之前生病了，医生不得不把它们切除。

realizedcomplainedpredictedexplained“my legs had been sick and the doctors

意识到；抱怨；预测；解释。根据

had to remove them. ”D

可知作者是在给小孩解释她的腿失去的缘由。故选。

6

．句意：这让我想到了孩子和成年人对未知事物的不同反应。

effectsresponsstoriespersonalities

影响；回应；故事；个性。根据上文可知，成人和孩子对于作者失去了

双腿表现出不同的反应，故选。

B

7A 8D 9B 10A 11D 12C

．．．．．．

【导语】文章主要介绍了莎士比亚一生的经历及他的作品。

7

．句意：他是一个诗人和剧作家，他被广泛地认为是世界上最伟大的英语作家。

widelyreallyblindlynaturally“He was a poet and a playwright ... the greatest

广泛地；真地；盲目地；自然地。根据

writer of the English language around the world. ”widely

可知，指的是莎士比亚在全世界出名，符合语境。故

选。

A

8

．句意：他以他的戏剧作品而出名，这些作品被翻译成各种主要语言，演出次数超过了世界上任何一位

剧作家。

writtenspokenexplainedtranslated

写；讲；解释；翻译。根据句意可知，指的是戏剧被翻译成其他语言。

故选。

D

9

．句意：莎士比亚去伦敦当演员和作家。

look forwork as……deal withdepend on“an actor and a writer”

寻找；作为工作；处理；依赖，依靠。根据

可知，莎士比亚去伦敦当演员和作家。故选。

B

101997

．句意：然而，年，剧院在原址附近进行了现代重建，所以即使是今天，你也可以去环球剧院看莎

士比亚的戏剧。

HoweverThreeforeAt prentIn addition“ the theatre was destroyed by a fire.”

然而；因此；目前；除了。根据

可知，指的是剧院被大火烧毁，对比空格句子

“a modern reconstruction of the theater near the original site

replaced the broken one in 1997”1997A

，年剧院被重建了，可知前后是转折关系。故选。

11

．句意：他笔下的人物有血腥的打斗，有毒死的，还有戏剧性的家庭争斗。

prefernoticeforgetsuffer

更喜欢；注意到；忘记；遭受。根据句意可知，笔下的人物遭受了一系列的伤害，

所以符合语境。故选。

sufferD

12……

．句意：安东尼奥失去了所有的生意，必须付出惨痛的代价但他最终还是被爱救了。

goodaverageterriblereasonable“If he doesn’t pay back this money

好的；平均的；糟糕的，合理的。可怕的；根据

in time, Shylock will cut off a piece of his body. ”

可知，指的是如果他没有及时的还钱，夏洛克将割下他身体

的一部分。所以安东尼奥会付出惨痛的代价，符合语境。故选。

terribleC

13B 14C 15D 16C 17D 18A

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【导语】本文介绍了微笑是人与人之间沟通的桥梁，世界上再没有一种比微笑更具魅力的语言。简单地交

换微笑，原本令人厌倦的世界变得美好起来。

13

．句意：奔波了一整天，我很累，不想和其他购物者一起购物。

happytiredproudlucky“Having been rushing all day,”

快乐的；疲倦的；自豪的；有好运的。根据可知，作者

应该是很累了。故选。

B

14

．句意：于是我咬紧牙关，深深地吸了一口气，走进了市场。

leftfoundenteredarched“That’s when I saw her, a baby sitting in a shopping cart,”

离开；发现；进入；搜查。根据

答案第2页，共7页

可知，这里指走进了市场。故选。

C

15

．句意：这是我很久以前当妈妈时养成的习惯。

linewordgrouphabit“I formed long ago when I became a mother.”

线；单词；组；习惯。根据可知，冲着小宝

宝微笑，这是作者当了母亲之后养成的习惯。故选。

D

16

．句意：这些年来，有时我的笑容会消失为恐惧、担忧或愤怒的表情。

honourdecisionsmileworry“I can’t resist smiling at children.”

荣誉；决定；微笑；担心。根据可知，这里指

作者的微笑。故选。

C

17

．句意：我了解到，所有的孩子，无论老少，都需要有人对他们微笑。

anybodyeverybodynobodysomebody“need…to smile at them.”

任何人；每个人；没有人；某人。根据可知，

这里指需要有人对他们微笑。故选。

D

18

．句意：当我回到家时，我仍然面带微笑，意识到我忘了拿药了。

medicinepictureflowercoffee“pills for my terrible headache.”

药；画；花；咖啡。根据可知，这里指忘了拿

药。故选。

A

19C 20D 21C 22B 23D 24C

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【导语】本文介绍了什么是欺凌以及一些应对欺凌的建议。

19

．句意：有些人认为它指的是让某人感到害怕或伤害某人的身体，但它也可以指反复取笑某人，说他的

谎言或把他排除在一个团体之外。

justldomalsousually“Some people think it means making someone fell afraid or

只是；很少；也；通常。根据

hurting someone physically”

可知欺凌指的是让某人感到害怕或伤害某人的身体，同时也可以指反复取笑某

人，说他的谎言或把他排除在一个团体之外。所以应用，故选。

alsoC

20

．句意：不幸的是，很多人都知道这种感觉。

HoweverFinallyBesidesUnfortunately“Bullying can happen in person and online”

然而；最终；此外；不幸地。根据

可知，很多人都知道这种感觉的，这是很不幸的，故选。

D

21

．句意：每个人都是不同的，这就是你的神奇之处。

comfortableresponsibleamazingharmless“It doesn’t matter what

舒服的；有责任的；令人惊奇的；无害的。根据

hair colour you have, what clothes you wear, how you learn, walk or talk.”

可知你的头发是什么颜色，你穿什么

衣服，你如何学习、走路或说话都不重要。每个人都是不同的，这就是你令人惊奇的地方，故选。

C

22

．句意：如果你发现很难分享你的感受，试着先大声说出来，或者写封信。

remembersharenoticewhisper“If you find it ur feelings, try to say

记得；分享；注意到；低语。根据

things out loud first or write a letter instead”B

可知如果你很难分享你的感受，那就先大声说出来，故选。

23YPO

．句意：如果你正在遭受欺凌，建议以下几点。

doesrefuscoverssuggests“he following if you’re experiencing bullying.”

做；拒绝；覆盖；建议。根据

以及可知，是指建议，故选。

“Tips for dealing with bullying”D

24

．句意：做好记录。

cretpromirecordsmile“Write down what happened”

秘密；承诺；记录；微笑。根据可知，是指做好记录，

故选。

C

25B 26B 27D 28C 29A 30C

．．．．．．

【导语】本文主要讲述了作者与儿子凯文之间的故事，凯文和作者的另一个儿子汤米大打架，最后委屈地

哭了起来，把自己关在房间里，作者尝试与凯文写纸条沟通，最后帮助凯文解开了心结，作者也意识到要

多关心家人。

25

．句意：当凯文带着一副受伤的表情上楼的时候，我没有注意。

fearhurtpridehappiness“Tommy quarreled with his younger brother Kevin”

害怕；受伤；骄傲；开心。根据可

知凯文和哥哥汤米吵架，所以他应该很受伤。故选。

B

26

．句意：仍然什么也没发生。

somethingnothinganythingeverything“No answer. I tried again.

一些事；没有什么；任何事；每件事。根据

Still…appened.”B

可知作者问凯文，没有得到回应，再试一次也是，没事发生，故选。

27

．句意：我不是最小的也不是最大的，并且我不是最聪明的得高分的人。

most handsomekindnestmost humorouscleverest“I am not

最帅的；最善良的；最幽默的；最聪明的。根据

the…to get good marks”D

可知聪明的人才会得高分，故选。

28

．句意：毕竟，他总是想要我成为一名篮球运动员。

for exampleby the wayafter allin addition“Dad thought I should be

例如；顺便提一下；毕竟；另外。根据

taller. …, he always wants me to be a basketball player.”after all“”

可知后句是对前句的解释，毕竟，符合语境，

故选。

C

29

．句意：他有一段时间没有回答，但我能听到他轻声哭泣。

softlyloudlyterriblyexcitedly“No answer.”

轻轻地；大声地；糟糕地；激动地。根据没有回应，可知应是轻

轻地哭，故选。

A

30“”

．句意：它被还给了我，上面写着爱我的回复。

helping meforgiving meloving metrusting me“Kevin, I do love you, and

帮助我；原谅我；爱我；相信我。根据

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you are loved in this family”C

可知应是为了作者爱他而感谢，故选。

31C 32B 33A 34B 35A 36D

．．．．．．

【导语】本文是关于学生是否应该穿校服的讨论，参与讨论的人员包括学生、老师、家长和教学部门主

“”

管。

31

．句意：《卫报》就学生是否应该穿校服进行了讨论。

whenwherewhetherwhy

何时；何地；是否；为什么。分析句子结构可知空后是一个宾语从句，根据上下

文可知本文是关于学生是否应该穿校服的讨论，宾语从句应用引导。故选。

“”whetherC

32

．句意：它帮助我集中精力学习，因为它提醒我我在学校学习。

rely onfocus ondepend onagree on“becau it reminds me that I am at school

信赖；关注；依靠；同意。根据下文

to learn”Davidfocus onB

可判断，想表达的是校服帮助他集中精力学习，最符合。故选。

33

．句意：如果每个人都穿着相同的衣服，就不可能嘲笑别人的衣服。

impossibleimportantimpoliteimpatient“If everyone wears the

可能的；重要的；不礼貌的；不耐烦的。由上文

same clothes”“”A

可知，此处表达的是不可能嘲笑别人的衣服。故选。

34

．句意：当他们在学校取得进步时，他们开始穿着它。

make mistakesmake progressmake promismake complaints

犯错误；取得进展；作出承诺；提出投诉。由

下文可知，此处是

“So, make students learn it if they don’t perform well, they should not be allowed to get one.”

指当学生在学校取得进步时才能穿校服。故选。

“”B

35

．句意：对我作为一名家长来说，校服最好的地方就是简单。

parentteacherfrienddirector“Learning to fit in is one of the things at school for

家长；老师；朋友；主管。由上文

our children”“Joanna Moorhead, a mother of four”“”A

及可知，此处是对作为一名家长来说。故选。

36

．句意：教他们如何自信地表达自己更为重要。

explainexpectexchangeexpress“However, a school should not rely heavily on

解释；预期；交换；表达。由上文

uniform to improve students’ behavior.”express

可判断最符合语境，此处指与改善学生的行为相比，教学生

如何自信地表达自己更为重要。故选。

D

37B 38C 39A 40D 41B 42D

．．．．．．

【导语】本文主要讲述了一位失忆男子的故事。

37“”

．句意：我什么都不知道。就像在黑暗中一样，他后来谈到那次经历时说。

behind barsin the darknessin the airover the mountain“I don’t know

在监狱；在黑暗中；在空中；在山上。根据

anything”B

可知，因为一无所知，所以感觉像在黑暗中，故选。

38

．句意：不知名的白人男性。

Dough BruceMan lost in ParisUnknown white maleUncle no name

人名；在巴黎迷路的人；不知名的白人男性；

无名叔叔。根据

“They took Doug to Coney Island Hospital. The nur had to put a special name tag on his bed.”

可知，对于之前发生了什么，没有了记忆，因此护士在标签上写了不知名的白人男性，故选。

Doug“”C

39Leonid Vorobyev“”

．句意：医院专家博士承认，他只在电影和课本上见过这样的病例。

admittedconcludedthoughtmemorized“he had only en such cas “in movies

承认；总结；思考；记住。根据

and my textbooks”“”A

可知，医生承认只在电影和课本上见过这样的病例。故选。

40

．句意：道格打来电话，当他的朋友纳丁和他通话时，她立刻听出了他的声音。

realizedrespectedrefudrecognized“‘Is that you, Doug?’ she said.”

意识到；尊敬；拒绝；认出。根据可知，

她认出了对方的声音，故选。

D

41

．句意：据纳丁说，他厌倦了商业世界，所以搬到了纽约，开始了为期四年的摄影课程。

In Rupert Murray’s wordsRupert MurrayAccording to NadineNadineIn Dough’s opinion

用的话来说；根据；

在看来；正如医生说的。根据

DoughAs said by the doctor“Doug phoned, and when his friend Nadine spoke to

him,”NadineB

可知，是他的朋友告诉他的，故选。

42

．句意：他姐姐说他变了：在失忆之前，他很喜欢交际，很外向，但很少表露自己的情绪。

memoriesexcusmethodsemotions“Now he was much more relaxed and was

记忆；借口；方法；情绪。根据

never afraid to show his feelings.”D

可知，现在不害怕表现出情绪，说明以前很少表露自己的情绪，故选。

43C 44A 45D 46B 47C 48A

．．．．．．

【导语】本文主要针对去新学校的路线、上学的交通方式等提出了一些建议。

43

．句意：独自一人去一个新的地方旅行，你可能会感到紧张或兴奋，但这也是一个变得更加独立的机会。

foolishhonestnervousdisappointed“or excited about travelling to a new

愚蠢的；诚实的；紧张的；失望的。根据

place on your own”C

可知，独自一人去一个新地方可能会感到紧张。故选。

44

．句意：计划一条路线，并找出最简单、最安全的方式到达那里，这会让你准备得更充分。

easiesthappiestfreshestluckiest“and safest

最简单的，最开心的；清新的，最幸运的。最容易的；新鲜的；根据

way to get there will help you feel more prepared”“If you’re travelling by bus or train, find the nearest stop or

和

station and work out how long the journey takes”

可知，如果你乘公共汽车或火车旅行，找到最近的车站，故

可推测出，是要找到最简单、最安全的方式。故选。

A

45

．句意：这将帮助你安全准时到达。

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in a hurryas wellso faron time“find the nearest stop or station and work

匆忙地；也；到目前为止；准时。根据

out how long the journey takes”

可知，找到最近的车站，算出这段旅程需要多长时间，故这有助于准时到达。

故选。

D

46

．句意：锻炼可以唤醒你的身体，在大脑中释放化学物质，让你更快乐，压力更小。

plays with……wakes updepends onturns out“...walking or cycling

和一起玩；唤醒；依赖，证明是。依靠；根据

to school is a great way to start your day. ur body and releas chemicals in your brain”

可知，步行或

骑自行车上学是开始你一天的好方式，故可推测出，运动可以唤醒你的身体。故选。

B

47

．句意：这也是一个认识你在课堂上没见过的朋友的机会。

surprimethodchanceplot“to meet up with friends you don’t e in class”“The

惊讶；方法；机会；情节。根据和

Week Junior reader Harvey, aged 13, says, ‘I cycle to school with my friends. It’s fun and we have a chat on the

way.’”

可推测出，走路或骑自行车去上学也可能会认识你在课堂上没见过的朋友，故这是一个机会。故选

C

。

48

．句意：《初级周刊》上的一篇文章建议在学期开始前做一次步行测试，以找出最佳路线。

discoverdelayimaginelimit“doing a walking test before the term he

发现；推迟；想象；限制。根据

best route”A

可知，在学期开始前做一次步行测试，应该是有助于发现、找出最佳的路线。故选。

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