广东省连州市连州中学高三英语《完形填空41-46》复习课件

　　(41) Tell me what you think about and I'll tell you about your life. Emerson had it right when he said “A man is what he 21 about all day long.” Our thoughts have a very powerful influence on our lives.

　　21. A. wanders

　　B. cares

　　C. thinks

　　D. dreams √ They 22 how we see ourselves, how we 23 other and how we see the world.

　　22. A. determine

　　B. suggest

　　C. indicate

　　D. order 23. A. regard

　　B. comprehend

　　C. appreciate

　　D. view √ √ Thoughts can imprison us in fear and doubt or 24 us from pain and suffering. They can make life a 25 existence or a living nightmare. 24. A. imprison

　　B. punish

　　C. liberate

　　D. involve 25. A. ordinary

　　B. magical

　　C. inferior

　　D. trifle √ √ The way we perceive life truly determines our reality. We often think that we describe the world we see but in 26 we see the world we describe. Consider two people waiting in a doctor’s office. One person thinks of this as a(n) 27 that always happens to them and sees the delay as a major problem.

　　26. A. reality

　　B. contrast

　　C. common

　　D. conclusion

　　27. A. misfortune

　　B. destiny

　　C. disease

　　D. inconvenience √ √ The other person 28 that this is a great 29 to relax, unwind(放松) and catch up on some work. Same delay, two different people with two different perceptions and two very different 30. 28.A. supports

　　B. decides

　　C. misunderstands D. agrees 29. A. place

　　B. treatment

　　C. opportunity

　　D. condition 30. A. worlds

　　B. situations

　　C. values

　　D. realities

　　√ √ √

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　　It had been a bad day for Amy Shinn. The mother had been up all night with her 3-year-old daughter, who was miserable with a high fever and body rash. The doctor 21 scarlet fever （猩红热）and wrote several prescriptions, including one for an expensive antibiotic（抗生素）. 21.A. judged

　　B. diagnosed

　　C. concluded

　　D. suggested

　　√ “We were really 22 on money that week,” recalls Shinn, who had missed two 23 because of Taylor’s illness. 22.A. mean

　　B. generous

　　C. helpless

　　D. tight 23.A. friends

　　B. workdays

　　C. trains

　　D. jobs √ √ Shinn spoke at length with her pharmacist(药剂师), who said he’d try to get a 24 rate. “When I went back to pick up the 25, he said it was 26.

　　24.A. reduced

　　　B. normal

　　C. special

　　　D. medical 25.A. medicine

　　　B. note

　　C. prescription

　　　D. daughter 26.A. sold out

　　B. free

　　C. missing

　　　D. absent √ √ √ I just stood there, shocked,” she says. “He told me a gentleman in line had 27 us talking and just paid for my prescription in 28 .” 27.A. observed

　　B. overheard

　　C. followed

　　D. noticed 28.A. half

　　B. all

　　C. relief

　　D. full √ √ Shinn began crying in the store and, even a year later, gets emotional 29 the act of kindness. “To this day, I don’t know who it was. But I want to thank that person from the 30 of my heart,” she says. 29. A. reconnecting

　　B. reconsidering

　　C. recalling

　　D. rewriting

　　30. A. depth

　　B. entirety

　　C. faith

　　D. bottom

　　√ √ (43) When a baby sees a ball, the baby may reach out for it. If the baby is very young, and you 21 the ball behind a pillow (枕头), then the ball 22 exists for the child. As the child grows older, the child will move the pillow to get the ball. Even though the child cannot see the ball, the ball still exists. This is an early example of “learning to see the 23”. 21. A. put

　　B. play

　　C. find

　　D. take

　　22. A. still

　　B. no more

　　C. no longer

　　D. even

　　23. A. visible

　　B. invisible

　　C. ball

　　D. child √ √ √ Just about all of us have 24, so we all think we can see. But, in 25 we are all blind to probably 99% of the world. Because26 people realize this, few people make the attempt to learn more, in order to see more. Just like a child, what we don’t see doesn’t exist.

　　24. A.

　　ears

　　B. noses

　　C. balls

　　D. eyes 25. A. return

　　B. reality

　　C. short

　　D. case 26. A. many

　　B. few

　　C. some

　　D. a lot of √ √ √

　　27, because most of us are blind to 99% of the world, we rely on others to give us the answers. Corporate (法人的) media is education with blinders. They only show you the 28 picture, and, in this way, they control public opinion.

　　27. A. Unfortunately

　　B. actually

　　C. fortunately

　　D. strangely

　　28. A. big

　　B. little

　　C. clear

　　D. new √ √ 29 needs to turn to noncommercial television, radio, and Internet world news to get the big picture. Everyone needs to know more in order to 30 the political spin and lies. 29. A. Everyone

　　B. Someone

　　C. Anyone

　　D. No one 30. A. see to

　　B. look out

　　C. see through

　　D. look for √ √ (44)

　　Can you sleep yourself thin? No, not quite. But an

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　　study of 68,000 women conducted at Harvard Medical School reveals that

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　　who sleep five hours a night are 32 percent more likely to gain 30 pounds or more as they get older than women who sleep seven hours or more. 21. A. burning

　　B. frustrating

　　C. amazing

　　D. interesting

　　22. A. women

　　B. men

　　C. children

　　D. adults √ √

　　Common sense says that someone who’s

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　　and running around should be

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　　up more calories than someone who’s in bed. Running around should make them skinnier, right?

　　23. A. awake

　　B. happy

　　C. angry

　　D. asleep 24. A. cleaning

　　B. using

　　C. eating

　　D. making √ √ But the

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　　, conducted over a 16-year period, reveals that even when the women who slept

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　　ate more, they still gained less than women who slept less. 25. A. survey

　　B. investigation

　　C. report

　　D. study 26. A. shorter

　　B. less

　　C. more

　　D. longer √ √ It’s true that the group that

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　　longer also tended to exercise a little more. And it could be, admitted the

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　　, that people who are a bit sleep deprived (剥夺) could metabolize (使新陈代谢) calories less

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　　than those who are better rested. 27. A. slept

　　B. wrote

　　C. worked

　　D. traveled 28. A. researchers

　　B. teachers

　　C. scientists

　　D. professors 29. A. badly

　　B. efficiently

　　C. successfully

　　D. slowly √ √ √

　　But no one

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　　for sure. Until they do, think twice before you cut back on sleep.

　　Over the long haul, it may make you fat. 30. A. smiles

　　B. does

　　C. cries

　　D. knows √

　　(45)

　　Another of my patients, a successful businessmen, tells me that before his cancer he would become depressed unless things went a certain way. Happiness was “having the

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　　”. If you had the cookie, things were good. If you didn’t

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　　the cookie, life wasn’t worth a damn.

　　21. A. candy

　　B. cookie

　　C. cake

　　D. chocolate 22. A. have

　　B. eat

　　C. buy

　　D. like √ √ A year and a half after his diagnosis of prostate（前列腺）cancer he sits

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　　his head ruefully. “ When I give my son a cookie, he is

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　　. If I take the cookie away or it

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　　, he is unhappy. It’s taken me this long to understand that the cookie will never make me happy for long. ” 23. A. cutting

　　B. bumping

　　C. shaking

　　D. washing 24. A. disappointed

　　B. angry

　　C. happy

　　D. excited 25. A. loses

　　B. disappears

　　C. changes

　　D. breaks √ √ √ My

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　　laughs and says cancer has changed him. For the first time he is happy. No matter if his business is doing well or not, no matter if he

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　　or loses at golf. “Two years ago, cancer asked me, ‘Okay, what’s important? What is really

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　　?’ 26. A. doctor

　　B. patient

　　C. classmate

　　D. colleague 27. A. loses

　　B. wins

　　C. defeats

　　D. laughs 28. A. important

　　B. neccessary

　　C. useful

　　D. hard √ √ √ Well,

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　　is important. Life. Happiness does not have anything to do with the cookie, but it has to do with being alive. Before, who made the time?” He pauses

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　　. “Damn, I guess life is the cookie.” 29. A. love

　　B. job

　　C. life

　　D. family 30. A. thoughtlessly B. proudly

　　C. bravely

　　D. thoughtfully √ √

　　(46)

　　A story tells that two friends were walking through the desert. During some point of the

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　　they had an argument, and one friend

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　　the other one in the face. The one who got slapped was hurt, but without saying anything, wrote in the sand： “TODAY MY BEST FRIEND SLAPPED ME IN THE FACE.” 21. A. distance

　　B. journey

　　C. voyage

　　D. period 22. A. attacked

　　B. slapped

　　C. kicked

　　D. scolded √ √ They kept on

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　　until they found an oasis（绿洲）, where they decided to take a

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　　. The one, who had been slapped

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　　, got stuck in the mire and started drowning,

　　23. A. walking

　　B. running

　　C. climbing

　　D. smiling 24. A. rest

　　B. look

　　C. breath

　　D. bath 25. A. politely

　　B. heartily

　　C. angrily

　　D. slightly √ √ √ but the friend

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　　him. After the friend recovered from the near drowning, he wrote on a

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　　：“TODAY MY BEST FRIEND SAVED MY LIFE.” 26. A. abandoned B. ignored

　　C. murdered

　　D. saved 27. A. stone

　　B. sand

　　C. paper

　　D. oasis √ √

　　The friend who had slapped and saved his

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　　friend asked him, “After I hurt you, you wrote in the sand and now, you write on a stone, why?” 28. A. handsome

　　B. ugly

　　C. best

　　D. worst √ The other friend replied： “When someone

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　　us, we should write it down in sand where winds of

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　　can erase it away. But, when someone does something good for us, we must engrave（雕刻） it in stone where no wind can ever erase it.” 29. A. hurts

　　B. kills

　　C. complains

　　D. abuses 30. A. happiness

　　B. forgiveness

　　C. illness

　　D. coldness √ √ * *