2016届高考英语二轮复习精练：完形填空（25）

　　完形填空精练（25）

　　Passage 1

　　One day I was taking a bus. The driver didn't

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　　to start the bus soon because it was not yet

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　　.A middle-aged woman got on. Tired and sad, she told her story

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　　, not to anyone particular. On her way to the station, half of her

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　　was stolen. The other half was hidden under her blouse, so she

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　　still had some left. A few minutes later, she stopped crying, but still looked

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　　.

　　When all the seats were taken, the driver started the engine. The conductor began to collect the fares. When she came to an old man in worn-out clothes, he

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　　that he had spent all his money as he accidentally got on a wrong bus and now was trying to go home. On hearing this, she ordered the old man to

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　　the bus. The old man was almost in tears as he

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　　her to let him take the bus home. The driver took the conductor's side and repeated the conductor's

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　　.

　　The woman was watching the incident.

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　　the driver and the conductor raised their voices at the old man, she interfered.

　　“Stop

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　　him! Can't you see he's only trying to get home”

　　“He doesn't have any money!” the driver

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　　.

　　“Well, that's no

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　　to throw him off the bus.” She insisted.

　　Then she reached inside her blouse, took out her

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　　money, and handed it to the conductor. “Here's his fare and mine. Just stop giving him a

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　　time.

　　All heads turned to the woman. “It's only money,” she shrugged.

　　She rode the rest of her way home

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　　a happy smile, with the money she'd lost earlier

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　　.

　　On the road of life, the help of strangers can

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　　our loads and lift our spirits. How much sweeter the

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　　will be when we make it a little smoother for others!

　　21. A. try

　　B. intend C. decide D. care

　　22. A. empty B. ready C. crowded D. full

　　23. A. carefully B. seriously C. tearfully D. calmly

　　24. A. money B. possession C. fare D. wealth

　　25. A. strangely B. happily C. fortunately D. secretly

　　26. A. unsatisfied B. weak C. excited D. unhappy

　　27. A. explained B. declared C. admitted D. found

　　28. A. get off B. get over C. get on D. get into

　　29. A. thanked B. scolded C. praised D. begged

　　30. A. command B. action C. suggestion D. request

　　31. A. Unless B. When C. Until D. Although

　　32. A. attacking B. wronging C. blaming D. bothering

　　33. A. warned B. whispered C. repeated D. shouted

　　34. A. problem B. need C. reason D. matter

　　35. A. spending B. lost C. remaining D. borrowed

　　36. A. busy B. hard C. cold D. fearful

　　37. A. giving B. taking C. wearing D. forcing

　　38. A. forgotten B. used C. earned D. returned

　　39. A. move B. increase C. lighten D. carry

　　40. A. world B. journey C. smile D. friendship

　　Passage 1：21-25 BDCAC

　　26-30 DAADA

　　31-35 BDDCC

　　36-40 BCACB

　　Passage 2

　　I still remember the moment I looked at my saving book when I had only two clients all month. I started my speech pathology (言语病理学) practice in 1998 and gradually

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　　the business to 13 employees. But last year, people were not able to

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　　speech therapy (言语治疗) because of the economic crisis. I cut my own

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　　because I didn’t want to let any of my staff go.

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　　my husband, Brian, lost his job. We had 11

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　　in all and our oldest four were already

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　　and away from home. We’ve always been interested in food sources and

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　　the kids where their

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　　came from. We love fresh vegetables, eggs or meat directly from small farms, which are safe and

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　　. So we wondered what if we started farming.

　　When a local farmer

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　　we get some laying hens because there was a market for fresh

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　　, our plan came together. It was scary and

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　　. What if no one bought anything?

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　　people did buy the eggs. The local farmer took eggs to

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　　to his customers, and today he purchases about 20 dozen a week from us. The children

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　　out, which is important

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　　we already have 270 laying hens and 200 chickens. The speech therapy business is still

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　　, but I put in less than ten hours a week. I know that on the

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　　, there is life, there is physically satisfying work, and our family members

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　　more to each other. Our quality of life is so much better. I spend most of the day with my children, which I was grateful

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　　. And at night, I have the good feelings that come from working with my hands and doing something positive.

　　41. A. developed

　　B. divided

　　C. presented

　　D. passed

　　42. A. call for

　　B. care for

　　C. pay for

　　D. apply for

　　43. A. fund

　　B. salary

　　C. profit

　　D. cost

　　44. A. Unlikely

　　B. Excitedly

　　C. Unfortunately

　　D. Specially

　　45. A. partners

　　B. employees

　　C. children

　　D. maids

　　46. A. anxious

　　B. independent

　　C. complicated D. prepared

　　47. A. checking

　　B. satisfying

　　C. questioning D. teaching

　　48. A. food

　　B. wealth

　　C. property

　　D. money

　　49. A. processed

　　B. polluted

　　C. healthy

　　D. expensive

　　50. A. suggested

　　B. required

　　C. learned

　　D. demanded

　　51. A. water

　　B. fruit

　　C. eggs

　　D. chicken

　　52. A. stressful

　　B. safe

　　C. helpless

　　D. regretful

　　53. A. But

　　B. Thus

　　C. Otherwise

　　D. So

　　54. A. donate

　　B. devote

　　C. send

　　D. sell

　　55. A. give

　　B. run

　　C. help

　　D. need

　　56. A. because

　　B. until

　　C. before

　　D. though

　　57. A. alive

　　B. busy

　　C. easy

　　D. painful

　　58. A. business

　　B. farm

　　C. campus

　　D. hand

　　59. A. contras

　　B. care

　　C. relate

　　D. compete

　　60. A. on

　　B. at

　　C. in

　　D. fo

　　Passage 2：41-45 ACBCC

　　46-50 BDACA

　　51-55 CAADC

　　56-60AABCD

　　Passage 3

　　Many of us have characteristics that come from our families. Maybe we have our father’s eyes or our grandmother’s hair color. But there are still other elements of our personalities such as

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　　and viewpoints that we pick up by

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　　our parents. Perhaps we have picked up our mother’s love of cleaning or our dad’s

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　　of humor.

　　The researchers at the University of Michigan

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　　there are usually three kinds of people from their

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　　.

　　The first kind of people are the job-oriented (以求职为目的的) people who

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　　to regard a job as simply a way to make money. They

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　　to working day after day and don’t think it

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　　for them to do anything else. If you have a job-oriented father, you may view work this way. However, you will not

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　　hold this viewpoint if you grow up close to your job-oriented mother.

　　The second are the career-oriented people who see their job as a place to gain

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　　. These are the people who don’t

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　　working overtime. In fact, some people love their jobs so much that they are feeling more comfortable in the

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　　than at home. They are always

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　　to make progress in their work. Being close to a career-oriented father means you’ll carry on your father’s.

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　　enough, having a mother with this viewpoint seems to have little

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　　.

　　The third are the calling-oriented people who consider their job as a way to have a

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　　effect on the world. They are more

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　　about improving the world around them than earning

　　a large salary. In the study, those people came from homes where both parents had

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　　. This suggests that adolescents need the

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　　of both parents in order to have the confidence.

　　Such as it is, we still have our

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　　to find a career that suits us.

　　41. A. operations

　　B. insurances

　　C. behaviors

　　D. institutions

　　42. A. inviting

　　B. nursing

　　C. protecting

　　D. modeling

　　43. A. pride

　　B. sense

　　C. value

　　D. scene

　　44. A. warn

　　B. learn

　　C. wonder

　　D. hope

　　45. A. study

　　B. hall

　　C. university

　　D. department

　　46. A. attempt

　　B. manage

　　C. tend

　　D. offer

　　47. A. pay no attention

　　B. are opposed

　　C. look forward

　　D. are blind

　　48. A. puzzling

　　B. interesting

　　C. surprising

　　D. frightening

　　49. A. frequently

　　B. constantly

　　C. probably

　　D. patiently

　　50. A. explanations

　　B. expressions

　　C. directions

　　D. achievements

　　51. A. mind

　　B. enjoy

　　C. finish

　　D. consider

　　52. A. garden

　　B. office

　　C. cinema

　　D. club

　　53. A. sad

　　B. curious

　　C. proud

　　D. afraid

　　54. A. Worriedly

　　B. Secretly

　　C. Carefully

　　D. Strangely

　　55. A. influence

　　B. evidence

　　C. performance

　　D. justice

　　56. A. bad

　　B. side

　　C. harmful

　　D. positive

　　57. A. disappointed

　　B. concerned

　　C. tired

　　D. difficult

　　58. A. time

　　B. wealth

　　C. ability

　　D. profit

　　59. A. money

　　B. reputation

　　C. support

　　D. conclusion

　　60. A. advice

　　B. difference

　　C. discussion

　　D. choice

　　Passage 3：41―45 CDBBA

　　46―50 CCBCD

　　51―55 ABCDA

　　56―60 DBCCDA homeless man walked up to me and asked me for some small change, “ I’ll give you a quarter if you tell me your story,” I said. He laughed, “You’ll give me a quarter for my story?’ I laid the

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　　in front of him and

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　　myself —“No, here’s the quarter but it would be nice to hear your story.” Seeing him lost in

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　　, I sat down next to him and

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　　. “ I was once a sniper（狙击兵）in the army.” he said. “ I was

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　　to shoot down the enemy from the distance.” I listened attentively. He told me how he

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　　to hunt with his family. He had his own way of

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　　animals by not killing more than be needed. When the

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　　came knocking on his door, he felt

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　　and joined up. All those years of developing his hunting skills could now serve a larger

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　　—to defend us from the bad guys. He set out to

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　　at the front .“ I was a sniper but I never really killed anyone.” he continued. “One day they asked me to

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　　a lady from the distance. I saw the kids near her and my hands were on the trigger（扳机）. But I couldn’t

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　　it. She wasn’t doing anything to anyone and she was

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　　the kids. The story went on as he described

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　　being put into prison for 180 days for

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　　to follow orders. “ I have no

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　　,” he said. “ I may be homeless now,

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　　I never killed that lady.” He continued, “ I can

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　　being homeless, but I wouldn’t be able to stand killing innocent people.” I met a hero. It just never

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　　to me that a hero could be a smelly old sniper.

　　41. A. note

　　B. coin

　　C. dollar

　　D. wallet

　　42. A. blamed

　　B. reminded

　　C. corrected

　　D. added

　　43. A. argument

　　B. action

　　C. consideration

　　D. thought

　　44. A. whispered

　　B. nodded

　　C. sighed

　　D. waited

　　45. A. demanded B. supposed C. reminded

　　D. determined

　　46. A. desired

　　B. wished

　　C. failed

　　D. used

　　47. A. tracking B. raising

　　C. training

　　D. respecting

　　48. A. army

　　B. minister C. commander

　　D. company

　　49. A. annoyed

　　B. proud C. astonished

　　D. confused

　　50. A. group

　　B. business

　　C. purpose D. result

　　51. A. serve

　　B. hunt C. aim

　　D. survive

　　52. A. murder

　　B. fight C. shoot D. arrest

　　53. A. remain

　　B. fire C. make

　　D. decide

　　54. A. besides B. along C. inside D. among

　　55. A. gradually

　　B. eventually

　　C. deliberately

　　D. desperately

　　56. A. managing

　　B. failing C. hesitating

　　D. forgetting

　　57. A. ideas

　　B. attempts

　　C. regrets

　　D. feelings

　　58. A. however B. otherwise C. but

　　D. unless

　　59. A. work out B. meet with

　　C. live with

　　D. get through

　　60. A. happened

　　B. seemed

　　C. struck

　　D. occurred

　　Passage 4：41―45BCDDB

　　46-50 DDABC

　　51-55 ACCDB

　　56-60 BCCCD