（課程標準卷地區(qū)專用）高英語二輪復習 專題限時訓練(二十三) 夾敘夾議型完形填空配套作業(yè)(二)（解析版）.doc

專題限時訓練(二十三)夾敘夾議型完形填空(二)(限時：30分鐘)4(一)i lost my sight when i was four years old by falling off a car and landing on my head. now i am thirtytwo. i can vaguely remember the brightness of _1_ and what color red is. it would be_2_to see again, but a(n)_3_can do strange things to people. i dont mean i would_4_to go without my eyes. i simply mean that the loss of them made me appreciate more what i had_5_.my parents and my teachers saw something in mea_6_to livewhich i didnt see, and they made me want to fight it out with_7_.the_8_lesson i had to learn was to believe in myself. i am not talking about simply the kind of_9_that helps me down an unfamiliar staircase alone. i_10_something bigger than that: a confidence that i am, despite being_11_， a real, positive person; that there is a special place where i can make myself fit.it took me years to discover and strengthen this confidence. it had to start with the easy and simple things._12_a man gave me an indoor baseball. i thought he was laughing at me and i was_13_. “i cant use this，” i said.“take with you，” he urged me, “ and roll it around.”the words_14_in my head. “roll it around！” by rolling the ball i could_15_where it went. this gave me an idea how to achieve a goal i had thought_16_before: playing baseball.at philadelphias overbrook school for the blind i_17_a successful variation of baseball. we called it ground ball.i have set ahead of me a series of goals and then tried to reach them, one at a time. i had to be clear about my_18_.it was no good trying for something that i knew at the start was_19_out of reach because that only invited bitterness of failure. i would fail something anyway，_20_on the average i made progress.1a.sky bcloudcsunshine dmist2a.helpful bwonderfulchopeful dsuccessful3a.disaster benvironmentcincident dwonder4a.manage btrycwant dprefer5a.lost bleftcused dcared6a.purpose bpotentialcpressure dpreparation7a.energy bhappinesscluck dblindness8a.hardest bdullestcsimplest deasiest9a.selfrespect bselfcontrolcselfconfidence dselfdefence10a.think bconsidercguess dmean11a.imperfect bperfectcunfair dfair12a.later bsoonconce dthen13a.worried bencouragedcshocked dhurt14a.stuck bimpressedcoccupied dheld15a.see bhearcnotice dobserve16a.important bunimportantcpossible dimpossible17a.invented bdiscoveredcinstructed ddirected18a.experience badvantagescknowledge dlimitations19a.hardly bwildlychighly ddeeply20a.so bforcbut dand(二)resources belong to the societywhen i arrived in hamburg germany, my colleague who worked there arranged a welcome party for me in a_1_. we noticed a few customers including several old ladies, were having their meal. when a dish was_2_， the waiter would distribute the food for them, and they would_3_every bit of the food on their plates.as i was hungry, my local colleague_4_much food for me. since there were other things to do, we did not_5_much time dining. when we planned to leave, there was still about one third of_6_food left. when we were leaving the restaurant, we_7_someone calling us. when the old ladies spoke to us in english, we understood that they were_8_about us wasting so much food.“we_9_for our food; it is none of your_10_how much food we left behind”， my colleague told the old ladies. they got angry, and one of them_11_made a call to someone. after a while, an officer in_12_arrived. upon knowing what had happened, he issued us a 50euro_13_. the officer told us in a stern(嚴厲的)voice: “order_14_you can consume. money is yours，_15_the resources belong to the society. you have no_16_for wasting them.” our faces turned red. we all agreed with him in our_17_. my colleague took out a 50euro note and repeatedly_18_to the officer.my colleague copied the fine ticket and gave a copy to each of us as a souvenir. we all_19_it to remind us that we should never be_20_.1a.restaurant bcompanycfamily dbank2a.cooked bservedcgathered dmissed3a.desert brefusecoppose dfinish4a.kept bsoldcordered dmade5a.save bspendcdivide dfind6a.undiscovered bundevelopedcunconsumed dundetermined7a.appointed bknewcrealized dheard8a.curious bunhappycnervous doptimistic9a.paid baskedcapplied daccounted10a.matter bmindcquestion dbusiness11a.immediately bpassivelycexcitedly dregularly12a.rags buniformcfashion ddream13a.award bfoodcfine dsouvenir14a.how bitcthat dwhat15a.but bandcor dso16a.ability bproblemcreason dpower17a.words bheartscfaces dears18a.apologized baccused cadmitted dapproved19a.stuck bbrokeckept dthrew20a.hopeful bgratefulcmerciful dwasteful專題限時訓練(二十三)(一)【解題導語】本文的作者是位盲人，但是他身殘志堅，通過自身的努力找到了人生的意義。1c “我”能模糊地記得陽光(sunshine)的明亮和紅色是什么樣子。mist“薄霧”。2b 要是能再次看見就太好(wonderful)了。3a 但是災難(disaster)有時能給人們帶來奇特的事情。incident“發(fā)生的事情(尤指不尋常的或討厭的)”；wonder“奇觀，奇跡”。4d“我”的意思并不是“我”更喜歡(prefer)失明。5b“我”只是說失明讓“我”更珍惜“我”剩余(left)的東西。6b“我”的父母和老師在“我”身上看到了某樣東西一種生活的潛能(potential)。7d他們使“我”決心用失明(blindness)把這種潛能給激發(fā)出來。8a“我”必須要學的最難的(hardest)一課就是相信自己。9c“我”不是說那種能幫助“我”獨自走完一段不熟悉的樓梯的簡單的自信(selfconfidence)。9空前面的“believe in myself”是線索提示。10d“我”的意思是(mean)比那更大的東西。5空前面的“mean”是線索提示。11a 雖然不完美(imperfect)，但是“我”要相信自己是個真實的、積極向上的人。12c 曾經(once)有個人給了“我”一個室內棒球。13d“我”認為他在嘲笑“我”，“我”受傷(hurt)了。14a 這些話在“我”的腦海里揮之不去。stick in ones head(因不同尋?；蛴腥ざ?深深留在某人的腦海里，令某人記憶猶新。15b 通過滾動球，“我”能聽到(hear)它滾到了哪里。16d 這讓“我”有了一個想法如何能達到“我”打棒球的目標，在這之前“我”認為這是不可能的(impossible)。17a 在費城的歐文布魯克盲人學校，“我”成功發(fā)明了一種棒球的變異運動。根據15空后面的“gave me an idea”可知，是發(fā)明(invent)而不是發(fā)現(xiàn)(discover)。18d“我”必須要清楚“我”的局限(limitations)。19b 嘗試“我”一開始就知道根本不可能的事是沒有好處的，因為它只能帶來失敗的痛苦。wildly表示“極其，非?！?。20c不管怎樣，“我”也會失敗。但(but)一般來說，“我”進步了。(二)【解題導語】文章講述的是作者跟同事在飯店吃飯的時候，因為浪費了食物而被罰款的故事，認識到了食物是社會的資源，我們不應當浪費。1a根據后文的we noticed a few customers including several old ladies, were having their meal可知，有幾個客人在吃飯，所以是在飯店里。2b句意理解。當食物被供應的時候，serve a d