1、專題限時訓練(七)記敘文型完形填空(一)(限時：30分鐘)(一)It was at a concert that I happened to find David. He was holding his head at a strange _1_ as if he were staring down at something. Then the truth struck me. He was blind. The last thing he remembers_2_was his daughter being born. Then the world went _3_.Bad luck is

2、no stranger to this 44yearold man. His mother died of cancer, and his weak father had to _4_ 11yearold David to the care of the state. Things seemed always to go from bad to _5_. Two years ago, his beloved guide dog pulled him out of the _6_ of a truck. David was not hurt. The dog _7_.But David does

3、 not feel sorry for himself. “These are just little obstacles(障礙)you have to _8_ in your life，” he said. He has to make a daily twohour trip to his working placethe Xray department of an _9_ room. It was a hard job to _10_. Before he got it, David was determined to escape the workshop run by the Lig

4、hthouse, an organization _11_ to help blind people. He wanted a job of developing Xray film, something _12_， not just he, must do in the dark, including people with _13_ eyesight. The Lighthouse called many hospitals, with no result, _14_ they offered to pay his first three months salary. David work

5、s alone in a dark room that _15_ of chemicals. He cannot wear gloves._16_， he could not feel. Since this is an emergency room, lives can be put _17_or out of danger. His directress says she trusts him 100 percent.He makes $20,000 a year. But his motivation(動機)goes _18_ money. “By working, I can actu

6、alize my own _19_. Thats the most important！” he said. What a shining example for us to _20_！()1.Aankle BdirectionCangle Dattitude()2.A.doing BfeelingCseeing Dhearing()3.A.blank BcolorfulCempty Dsilent()4.A.bring up Bbring inCgive up Dgive in()5.A.worse BgoodCbetter Dmad()6.A.bottom BpathCwheel Dbac

7、k()7.A.killed BsacrificedCdied Dinjured()8.A.seek BovercomeCsurround Dsearch()9.A.upstairs BemergencyCinformation Dunderground()10.A.deal with Bget throughCtake up Dcome by()11.A.intended BaimedCoffered Ddevoted()12.A.everyone BnobodyCsomeone Dnone()13.A.common BpoorCnormal Dactual()14.A.because Bif

8、Cin case Deven though()15.A.consists BsmellsCallows Dfills2012二輪精品提分必練(二)It was half an hour before midnight on December 24th last year. I was a ticketcounter supervisor (主管)for a major airline and was looking forward to the _1_ of my shift (輪班)at Stapleton International Airport in Denver. My wife w

9、as waiting up for me at home so that we could _2_ our gifts for Christmas.Just then, a very _3_ gentleman went up to me: He asked how he could get to Cheyenne, Wyoming. He had just arrived from Philadelphia and _4_ his connecting flight. I pointed him to the ground transportation area, where he coul

10、d rent a _5_. And then I called my wife to let her know I would be home _6_.About fifteen minutes later, the gentleman _7_ and informed me that all the buses were full and there were no cars _8_. I told him that he had to stay for a night at the airport. Hearing that, he burst into _9_.I tried to ma

11、ke him calm down. He explained that his name was Tom, and that his only son was _10_ ill at home and was not expected to _11_ another year. He expected that this would likely be the _12_ Christmas with his son.I told Tom to _13_ his luggage and wait for me at the gate. I was driving to Cheyenne. I c

12、alled my wife Kathy, telling her about it and not to wait up for me. I drove fast _14_ and we arrived in Cheyenne around 2：30 am.Kathy was still _15_ me when I got home in the early morning. We traded gifts and then our conversation _16_ Tom. For Kathy and me, there was no _17_ that driving Tom to C

13、heyenne was the _18_ choice.A couple of days later, I _19_ a Christmas card with a picture of Tom and his family. In it, Tom thanked me for the special _20_ he had received that holiday season, but I knew the best gift was mine.()1.A.end BturnCrole Dchange ()2.A.expect BgetCexchange Dmake ()3.A.kind

14、 BhelplessCsad Dworried ()4.A.mistook BmissedCcaught Dcontinued ()5.A.bus BflightCroom Dcar ()6.A.soon BlateCearly Dlately ()7.A.left BmovedCcame Dreturned ()8.A.reliable BpresentCavailable Dacceptable ()9.A.laughter BtearsCanger Dsorrow 2012二輪精品提分必練 ()15.A.waiting for Bcaring forCthinking of Ddepen

15、ding on ()16.A.remembered BrecalledCconcerned Dcontained ()17.A.idea BdoubtCpoint Dproblem ()18.A.main BonlyCnice Dgreat ()19.A.received BsentCsaved Ddiscovered ()20.A.drive BhelpCdeal Dgift 專題限時訓練(七)記敘文型完形填空(一)(一)【要點綜述】 雙目失明、禍不單行的David，身殘志不殘，憑借自己的毅力創造了人生的奇跡。為我們樹立了榜樣。1C根據上下文內容及邏輯可知，David低著頭，以一個奇怪的角度

16、來看事物，所以用angle。at aangle表示“以角度”。ankle意為“踝關節”；direction意為“方向”；attitude意為“態度”，均不符合語境。 2C根據上文可知，David是個盲人，以及Then the world went可以推測，David記得他看到的最后一件事情就是他女兒的出生。 3ADavid后來眼睛瞎了，所以對他來說世界就變成一片空白。 4CDavid的父親無力撫養他，所以把他交給國家撫養。give upto 表示“把交給”。 5A由上下文內容可知，David的境況一直不好。所以用from bad to worse表示“每況愈下”。 6BDavid的導盲犬把他從

17、卡車的車道上拉出來。 7C句意：David得救了，他的導盲犬卻死了。kill表示“死亡”；sacrifice表示“犧牲”；injure表示“受傷”時，為及物動詞，應用被動語態。 8Bovercome obstacles表示“克服障礙”。 9B由下文的內容可知，David在醫院急診室的放射科工作。 10D由本段中David和燈塔機構所做的努力可知這份工作來之不易，故應選come by，表示“設法得到”。 11A燈塔機構的目的是幫助盲人。be intended to do sth.表示“為打算(設計)的”。 12A句意：不光是他，包括視力正常的人，每個做這個工作的人都必須在黑暗中工作。故應用eve

18、ryone表示“每個人”。 13C見上題解析。normal eyesight表示“視力正常”。 14D句意：即使燈塔機構為David付頭三個月的工資，許多醫院也不愿接受他。even though意為“盡管，即使”。 15B根據下文的this is an emergency room以及常識可知，這個房間里能聞到藥味。smell(of sth.)表示“有(或發出)的味道”。 16C句意：他不能戴手套，否則他就不能感知(事物)了。otherwise意為“否則”。 17A根據語境可能此處應選at risk“處于危險中”，與out of danger“脫離危險”相對應。18B根據空后他說的話可知，他的

19、動機超越了(掙)錢。 19C通過工作，David可以實現他自身的價值。actualize ones own value表示“實現自身的價值”。 20D結尾呼吁我們要以他為榜樣。用followexample表示“以為榜樣”。(二)【要點綜述】 “我”在平安夜駕車送一位陌生人回家，幫助那位錯過轉接飛機的父親圓了和患重病的兒子一起過圣誕節的愿望，妻子為“我”的善行表示理解和欣慰。1A時間是平安夜的11：30，作者期待著下班回家。the end of my shift指“我值班的結束”。 2C因為是平安夜，作者的妻子等他回家互相交換圣誕節的禮物。第六段中的第二句“We traded gifts”是答案暗示。 3D由下文可知，這位先生錯過了轉接班機，他過來問作者怎樣才能到達Cheyenne，由此可推知他應該憂心忡忡(worried)。4B句意：他來自費城，錯過了(missed)轉接班機。 5D句意：我給他指了指地上交通區域。在那里，他可以租一輛車(car)。由第三段第一句中there