(2021新牛津译林版)高中英语选择性必修一完型专项训练8篇含答案.docx
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1、1 It was a hot, humid summer day. I had just41the local gas station to fill my tank. After pumping the gas, I started to walk inside to pay. That is when I42them. Two elderly women were standing back from their car. There was a mixture of shock and43on their faces. I looked and saw it: five wasps (黄
2、蜂) building a nest around their gas cap. My eyes 44. I shared the ladiesfear. Wasps had never been45of mine. Several times they had attacked me while I was cutting grass, giving me multiple stings each time I46them. Mom would have to run a cold47and put me in it to48the pain and itching. She would n
3、ext give me medicine to fight all the49in my body from the attacks. 50, I knew I had to do something. I reached into my back pocket for a paper towel, tore out the51and stepped on it while the52wasps buzzed around me. The ladies thanked me, and I smiled, feeling warm within. In this life, you cant l
4、et the fear of being stung either physically or emotionally keep you from doing what is53. The world needs us to share our54to change it for the better, and youll be rewarded with55. 41.A. drove by B. pulled into C. ran across D. went through 42.A. caught B. expected C. noticed D. surprised 43.A. jo
5、y B. sorrow C. embarrassment D. panic 44.A. widened B. focused C. shifted D. opened 45.A. friends B. guests C. enemies D. opponents 46.A. followed B. interrupted C. disturbed D. discovered 47.A. towel B. bath C. test D. fever 48.A. cause B. forget C. freeze D. ease 49.A. disease B. tissues C. poison
6、 D. reflections 50.A. Therefore B. Instead C. Then D. Still 51.A. nest B. paper C. insect D. cap 52.A. nervous B. angry C. miserable D. calm 53.A. important B. difficult C. right D. serious 54.Akindness B. sympathy C. honesty D. happiness 2 When I entered high school, our teacher told us that we sho
7、uld do some volunteer work to enrich our school life and prepare us for university.41hearing this, I got excited and hoped that I would take part in this valuable activity. I42to be a volunteer at Yeda Hospital, one of the biggest and busiest hospitals in our city. Fortunately, I was accepted! Joy43
8、over me. At around 7:30am, all the volunteers gathered. I was overwhelmed with excitement as I entered the hospital. We were44by the hospital staff, and I was chosen to be in charge of self-service45machines, which are designed for people to buy medicine and instantly pay their hospital bills. Volun
9、teering from 7:30am until 8:30am in the hospital made me very46. However, most of the people in the hospital had worried faces, and I seldom47a smile. It was disappointing, but I tried to understand. They might have been48taking care of patients. I just concentrated on my49task, helping plenty of pe
10、ople-especially the older ones who were not used to advanced technology. As time went by, I felt50and bored. Suddenly, my friend and I noticed a foreigner standing next to the51. I offered to help with my big smile, and all of a sudden, the foreigner thanked me. At first, I couldnt understand why my
11、 smile was such a big52to her until I learned that her husband had been in hospital for quite some time. She said that my smile lit up the hospital and53gave her a ray of hope, particularly to patients like her husband. I smiled and told her that everything would be fine. She was teary-eyed as she w
12、ent back. I didnt expect that a54smile could have such magical power. That moment really touched me. Please dont be55about showing your smile to others, even strangers. Your unintended smile can warm the world. 41.A. OnceB.AtC. UponD. Beyond 42.A. appliedB. appealedC. advocatedD. adored 43.A. concen
13、tratedB. confusedC. featuredD. flooded 44.A. greetedB. informedC. permittedD. inquired 45.A. checkB. paymentC. treatmentD. test 46.A. acuteB. happyC. modestD. typical 47.A. inspiredB. forcedC. requestedD. spotted 48.A. worn outB. left outC. picked outD. brought out 49.A. appliedB. assignedC. attache
14、dD. awarded 50.A. confusedB. ignoredC. exhaustedD. abused 51.A. hospitalB. doctorC. husbandD. machine 52.A. anecdoteB. dealC. fashionD. issue 53.A. eventuallyB. everC. evenD. extra 54.A. simpleB. particularC. meanD. comic 55.A. secureB. sensitiveC. shyD. specific 3 I was deeply moved by the kindness
15、 of an elderly flower seller at Sydneys Central Station one evening. I was feeling as cold as the chill winds41the steps of the workers who buried hands deep into coat pockets. In many ways, 2018 had proven a42year. My teenage daughter had left home for university, my job of 23 years was no more, an
16、d a creative project Id given my all to for years had also been43called off. I also found out a person who Id thought was a friend was44it. A year earlier, Id dreamt about an earthquake. In the dream, a red light flashed inside a building and then the earth began to45. Walls collapsed and pieces of
17、brick rained down on me as I ran into the open, feeling46for the people I hadnt loved enough.47 I was buried completely by the falling world, I stretched out my hands and48, “Abuelo, ayudame,” in my native Spanish. “Grandfather, help me!” Now, with the very real aftershocks of a number of49endings,
18、I walked into a little flower shop to buy a gift for a friend. The gentleman at the checkout looked at me and50 for a moment, returning with a fragrant flower. “For you. You need to smile today,” he said in a rich and beautiful accent,51me the flower with eyes full of care. It took all my strength n
19、ot to52tears. Then he53me in a grandfatherly hug that made me want to tell him everything.54, I just thankedhimandheadedforthetrain.Howdidheknow?Iwondered. Forthefirsttimeinweeks,Ifelt55. 41. A. followingB. takingC. slowingD. quickening 42. A. smoothB. splendidC. toughD. fruitful 43. A. frequentlyB.
20、 graduallyC. severelyD. abruptly 44. A. far fromB. free fromC. more thanD. other than 45. A. turnB. swingC. rockD. roll 46. A. painfulB. puzzledC. anxiousD. sorrowful 47. A. BeforeB. WhenC.AfterD. Until 48. A. shoutedB. complainedC. whisperedD. declared 49. A. extremeB. unexpectedC. alternativeD. sp
21、ecific 50. A. looked outB. thought overC. turned awayD. broke down 51. A. showingB. offeringC. sendingD. delivering 52. A. leak outB. burst intoC. hold backD. wipe away 53. A. graspedB. surroundedC. wrappedD. protected 54. A. HoweverB. MeanwhileC. MoreoverD. Thus 55. A. envyB. hopeC. dutyD. pity 4 A
22、ngela Pozzi didnt like seeing plastic rubbish washing up on the shore near her home in Bandon, Oregon. So she started an organization and called it Washed Ashore:41to Save the Sea. Heres how it works: Volunteers help clean up Oregons 300 miles of42. Then,43 only plastics from the beach cleanup, Ms.
23、Pozzi and her staff and volunteers create sculptures of sea animals. In the sculptures, viewers can see what each piece was44it became part of the artwork. They know that every bit-comb, plastic boot, bottle cap, bottle or45-was found on a beach. Plastics, unlike wood, cotton, and other46materials,
24、dont47into anything useful to other living things.48, they stay for years in the oceans. Some sea animals eat plastic objects that look like food. Others are49in plastic nets or packaging. Ms. Pozzi says, “I want to create sculptures that make people take a look and think, 50 come there can be this
25、much trash on the beach?51, the Washed Ashore sculptures will make people52their plastic purchases and be aware of how much they should pay for them in the end.” Surprisingly, one of the Washed Ashores sculptures, Turtle Ocean, received a53honor. It was54at the Smithsonian Institutions National Muse
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