【二轮专题练】（三）完形填空专项
A
How to Avoid the Coronavirus? Wash Your Hands.
As a New York Times correspondent in China, I 1 the SARS outbreak in 2002 and 2003
during which a 2 coronavirus was first detected in Guangdong. My two children attended
3 school in Beijing throughout the outbreak.
The International School of Beijing, where my children were 4 , was one of the few in
the capital that stayed 5 throughout the SARS outbreak.
The school 6 a bunch of simple precautionary 7 : a stern note to parents 8
them not to send a child to 9 who was sick and warning them that students would be 10
for fevers with ear thermometers（耳温枪）at the school door. There was no 11 of food at
lunch. The teacher led the kids in 12 hand washing throughout the day at classroom
13 , while singing a prolonged “hand washing song” to 14 they did more than a cursory (马
虎) pass under the tap with water only.
With those precautions 15 , I observed something of a public 16 miracle: Not
only did no child get SARS, but it seemed no student was sick with anything at all for 17
on end.
The World Health Organization 18 the SARS outbreak contained in July 2003. But, oh,
those 19 persisted. The best first-line defenses against SARS or the novel coronavirus or
most any virus at all are the ones that Grandma and 20 taught us, after all.
1. A. witnessed B. covered C. interviewed D. experienced
2. A. new B. latest C. novel D. strange
3. A. middle B. high C. elementary D. kindergarten
4. A. patients B. partners C. classmates D. students
5. A. open B. close C. lock D. control
6. A. organized B. instituted C. founded D. arranged
7. A. laws B. policies C. agreements D. notices
8. A. urged B. persuading C. warning D. reminding9. A. hospital B. park C. school D. clinic
10. A. screened B. measured C. estimated D. figured
11. A. sharing B. robbing C. eating D. throwing
12. A. always B. frequent C. occasion D. time
13. A. desks B. chairs C. pipes D. sinks
14. A. forced B. reminded C. ensure D. encouraged
15. A. in place B. in power C. in order D. in need
16. A. behavior B. health C. study D. life
17. A. months B. days C. years D. hours
18. A. told B. announced C. reported D. declared
19. A. hobbies B. interests C. habits D. characters
20. A. common ground B. common property C. in common D. common sense
B
For years China’s Hainan province has been developing its tourism industry, with the
key 1 made by central authorities that aims to turn the island into an international tourist
destination.
Hainan’s tourism industry has grown 2 , but it’s suffered from 3 is called “growing
pains”. During the Spring Festival of 2018, thousands of holidaymakers returning home were
stuck in a 4 traffic jam on the island.
In order to develop Hainan into an international 5 of tourism and consumption, the
government will 6 the duty-free policy to 7 sales.
In the future, the special-trained police in Hainan will equip 8 with more high-tech
devices to quickly 9 to emergencies, to monitor tourist sites and to translate. Police officers
are also being trained 10 foreign languages to 11 the language barrier and better
help 12 tourists.The province is also seeking creative ways to attract tourists by offering them diverse and
exclusive 13 . For instance, luxury hotels and vacation villages are 14 cultural and
educational programs to accommodation, 15 somewhat reflects Hainan’s ambition to turn
itself into the Dubai of China.
China also plans to further extend the offshore duty-free shopping 16 in Hainan to cover
all outbound tourists. Hainan has already had one of the world’s 17 duty-free shopping
centers and it’s now the fourth island in the world to pilot the policy.
The government wants Hainan to welcome more global investors, 18 a free trade zone
by 2020 and a free trade port by 2025. In Sanya, the Phoenix Island International Cruise Port
being upgraded is welcoming a(n) 19 number of people internationally and the 20 can
look forward to a bright future.
1.A.problem B.decision C.introduction D.comment
2.A.rapidly B.normally C.fortunately D.slowly
3.A.why B.how C.that D.what
4.A.complicated B.strong C.disordered D.extraordinary
5.A.center B.institution C.organization D.trade
6.A.look up B.take up C.open up D.put up
7.A.welcome B.control C.decrease D.boost
8.A.ourselves B.themselves C.yourselves D.itself
9.A.devote B.answer C.respond D.relate
10.A.in B.with C.by D.over
11.A.debate B.overcome C.defeat D.challenge
12.A.native B.suburban C.rural D.overseas
13.A.knowledge B.feelings C.experiences D.hotels
14.A.introducing B.borrowing C.taking D.copying
15.A.what B.that C.which D.where
16.A.rules B.convenience C.tax D.policy
17.A.smallest B.largest C.longest D.simplest
18.A.dreaming B.recognizing C.lasting D.becoming
19.A.following B.increasing C.decreasing D.changing
20.A.island B.land C.lake D.ocean
C
As is known to all, most stories of kindness do not begin with formerly drug-addicted
celebrity (名人) bad boys. 1 does.When this 2 took place, I was accompanying my grandmother at a huge garden
party. 3 , Robert Downey Jr., in a nice cream-colored suit, came in. I pointed out this big
movie star to Grandma 4 , but she was far more interested in piling her paper plate with
cheese.
As my 80-year-old grandmother rose for the 5 after the party, she fell into a wheelchair
ramp nearby. The sharp ramp 6 her leg open and it was bleeding.
I should have quickly taken control of the 7 — but due to my blood faint, I didn’t.
Luckily, Robert Downey Jr. 8 .
He called an ambulance immediately, and asked someone to 9 a blanket. He took off his
suit and 10 his suit around her leg. The cream color turned dark red. Robert surely knew how to
speak to her, 11 , distract her. He stayed with my grandmother until the ambulance
came, 12 her hand and telling her she was breaking his 13 by leaving so early. I hurried into
the ambulance without a word, feeling too shy to thank him.
Some 15 years after that garden party, and five years since he’d been set free from prison for
possession of drugs in his car, I came across Robert in a fancy restaurant. I was 14 to respect
people’s privacy and never 15 someone having a meal. But on this day, I decided to 16 the
code.
“I don’t have any 17 if you remember this...” and I told him the story. “I just wanted to tell
you that it was simply the kindest act I’ve ever 18 .”
It’s never too 19 to express our appreciation for kindness which lies in everyone, even a
celebrity bad boy. 20 , appreciation itself is a sort of kindness.
1.A.Mine B.His C.Hers D.Yours
2.A.party B.kindness C.accident D.story
3.A.Slowly B.Expectedly C.Suddenly D.Interestingly
4.A.excitedly B.surprisingly C.fortunately D.successfully
5.A.garden B.wheelchair C.star D.exit
6.A.tore B.broke C.cut D.pushed
7.A.situation B.blood C.crowd D.injury
8.A.got across B.turned up C.got ready D.calmed down
9.A.buy B.rent C.lend D.fetch
10.A.tied B.covered C.placed D.pulled
11.A.instead B.for example C.otherwise D.or rather
12.A.shaking B.waving C.holding D.pressing
13.A.schedule B.heart C.promise D.mind
14.A.persuaded B.born C.raised D.forced15.A.bother B.talk to C.stare at D.upset
16.A.abandon B.set C.follow D.improve
17.A.idea B.trouble C.doubt D.interest
18.A.called for B.witnessed C.heard of D.performed
19.A.embarrassing B.careful C.late D.strange
20.A.However B.After all C.Therefore D.On the contrary
D
As we all know “The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world.” and “ 1 every successful
man there is a woman.” Both these 2 mean the same things. Men rule the 3 , but their
wives rule them.
Chinese people and other foreigners often say, 4 of the American women like making
their husbands and sons successful, but some of them want 5 for themselves. They want
good 6 . When they work they want to 7 better paid. They want to be as 8 as men.
In the 1960s, the American women’s liberation 9 was started by women who don’t
want to 10 behind successful men. They want to stand beside them, with the same 11
for success. They don’t want to be told that certain jobs or 12 are closed to them. They refused
to work side by side with men who do the 13 work for higher pay.
In America, a liberation woman must be 14 of being a woman and have confidence in
herself. If somebody says to her, “You have come a long 15 , baby”, she will 16 and
answer, “Not nearly as 17 as I am going to go, baby.”
On the other hand, this movement is quite 18 and many American women do not agree.
19 it has already made some important 20 in women’s lives.
1.A.Before B.Beside C.Behind D.Near
2.A.writings B.words C.letters D.sayings
3.A.family B.world C.earth D.society
4.A.most B.few C.all D.none
5.A.anything B.nothing C.something D.everything
6.A.jobs B.clothes C.food D.houses
7.A.have B.make C.receive D.be
8.A.good B.successful C.wonderful D.much
9.A.activity B.affairs C.movement D.incident
10.A.cooperate B.work C.help D.stand
11.A.work B.job C.position D.chance
12.A.offices B.schools C.shops D.places
13.A.better B.same C.less D.important
14.A.tired B.afraid C.proud D.fond
15.A.place B.walk C.way D.journey16.A.smile B.cry C.sob D.laugh
17.A.long B.far C.soon D.much
18.A.new B.good C.important D.pleasing
19.A.So B.And C.But D.Or
20.A.progress B.improvement C.decisions D.changes
E
From my early career as a doctor and now as an author and leadership expert, I help people
learn about the power and happiness that come with the correct mindset (心态). To teach this
mindset, I first teach people the effect of making excuses, which will 1 them to believe the
external ( 外 部 的 ) false 2 and keep them from stepping into the power they have
to 3 happiness and success.
Take me and my 4 to lose weight for example. When I was 25, I weighed 150 pounds.
To make the 5 of my weight become smaller, I seemingly did whatever I could in a few
months, but I 6 saw good results. So I started whole-heartedly believing I had a thyroid (甲状
腺) problem. Later I went to my doctor, and she 7 a series of tests carefully. Then she shared
with me the 8 news that my thyroid was perfectly 9 . While she was excited, I was a
bit 10 . You see, I’d told myself that I had done 11 I could to lose weight. But only when
my doctor helped me accurately 12 my habits did I realize that I was only making a
half-hearted 13 . I was dieting from morning until afternoon, however, after 3 pm, I 14 myself
some chocolate for my “hard exercise”. I didn’t make enough to lose weight, 15 I wrongly
contributed it to a medical 16 .
A lot of us live our lives in the same way. We 17 see external inexact reasons and
believe our half-hearted efforts were real. We should 18 making excuses and change our
mindset to live actively in reality. Now I have 19 my mistake and I look slim. You should
also 20 to turn your excuses into good results.
1.A.warn B.inform C.cause D.invite
2.A.lessons B.methods C.events D.phenomena
3.A.create B.believe C.recover D.ignore
4.A.choice B.curiosity C.desire D.response
5.A.effect B.improvement C.standard D.number
6.A.fairly B.hardly C.mainly D.partly
7.A.found B.confirmed C.ran D.designed
8.A.great B.strange C.ridiculous D.false
9.A.unusual B.painful C.serious D.healthy10.A.pleased B.depressed C.shocked D.scared
11.A.something B.everything C.anything D.nothing
12.A.analyze B.change C.form D.develop
13.A.task B.project C.decision D.attempt
14.A.brought B.bought C.rewarded D.offered
15.A.for B.but C.or D.as
16.A.problem B.treatment C.accident D.skill
17.A.even B.only C.yet D.also
18.A.take away from B.take up with C.get out of D.get rid of
19.A.made B.corrected C.repeated D.acknowledged
20.A.learn B.agree C.afford D.promise
F
Experts say boredom is good for kids. It forces them to be creative, 1 their imaginations
and helps them discover new things. A(n) 2 in point is 13-year-old Luke Hill from Dubuque,
Iowa.
Luke was 3 of playing video games and riding his bike, so he decided to build a tiny
house in his backyard instead. He made money from cutting lawns and 4 exchanged some
services, such as gaining the help of an electrical engineer 5 sweeping his garage. Luke
also 6 spare materials from his grandmother’s house and other 7 materials from his
neighbors for some of the windows and the door.
The 89-square-foot home cost $1,500 to build and 8 18 months. Inside there’s a
kitchenette, a back sitting room, a table and a mounted (安装好的) TV, and an upstairs bedroom
can be easily 9 by stairway.
Although Luke did the 10 and learned how to do all the work, he had his
father’s 11 throughout the project. Greg Hill was very happy that his son learned to stay
on 12 and deal with grown-ups. 13 , he had some simple rules when Luke 14 the house:
“You 15 the money. You build it. And you own it.”
Luke is now in love with 16 . He has a YouTube channel and hopes to 17 other kids
to start building. 18 , he wants to build a bigger tiny house to live in, but for now, he 19 in
his new home a few nights a week, does homework there, and uses it to take a 20 from his
twin brother.
1.A.changes B.ignores C.improves D.weakens
2.A.method B.explanation C.procedure D.case3.A.tired B.fond C.confident D.guilty
4.A.thus B.even C.still D.anyhow
5.A.in exchange for B.in praise for C.in support of D.in place of
6.A.updated B.ordered C.removed D.used
7.A.recycled B.cheap C.new D.raw
8.A.spent B.took C.saved D.wasted
9.A.supported B.accessed C.held D.landed
10.A.research B.housework C.experiment D.discovery
11.A.permission B.help C.control D.order
12.A.credit B.business C.budget D.duty
13.A.Therefore B.Besides C.Rather D.However
14.A.finished B.decorated C.started D.painted
15.A.borrow B.donate C.raise D.distribute
16.A.books B.videos C.riding D.building
17.A.inspire B.press C.command D.warn
18.A.Luckily B.Eventually C.Frequently D.Strangely
19.A.brings out B.leaves out C.hangs out D.puts out
20.A.ride B.risk C.chance D.break
参考答案
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B 1-5 BADCA 6-10 CDBCA 11-15 BDCAC 16-20 DBDBA
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