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完形填空夹叙夹议1.2022·河北衡水·河北衡水中学校考模拟预测2.2022·湖北武汉·统考模拟预测3.2022·陕西西安·交大附中校考模拟预测4.2022·重庆·重庆南开中学校考模拟预测5.2022·浙江·浙江大学附属中学校考模拟预测6.2

022·湖南长沙·湖南师大附中校考二模7.2022·吉林长春·东北师大附中校考模拟预测8.2022·福建福州·统考模拟预测A（2022·河北衡水·河北衡水中学校考模拟预测）IthappenedamonthafterIbegant

eachingintheUS.Ihadto___1___theclassschedule.“We’llneedtopreponethequiz,”Isaid,preparingforthegroans

(咕哝)frommystudents.Instead,therewasatotal___2___.Ilookedaroundtosee___3___expressionsontheirfaces—tha

tlookof“IhaveNOideawhatyoujustsaid,”whichstopsanyteachermid--lectureto___4___aconceptfurther.ItwasthenthatIfoundou

tthat“prepone”wasnota(n)___5___wordinEnglishdictionaries.Ibelievedthatpreponemeanthe___6___ofpostpone—movinganeventtoanearliertimerather___

7___anevent.SowhenIrealizeditwasn’t“proper”English,Iwas___8___.Itwasagreat___9___inmylinguistic(语言的)se

lf-image.IhadgrownupinIndia,wherefluencyinEnglishiscloselyassociatedwith____10____privilege(特权).IwasanEnglishmajorwithalargevocabulary,and____11____f

orreadingDickensandAusten.MycomfortwithEnglishhadshapedmysenseof____12____.Inaworlddividedintolinguistic“haves”

and“have-nots”,I____13____knewIwasoneofthe“haves”.Butthatdayintheclassroom,myincomprehensibleEnglishtaughtmethatbeinganlinguistic“have”i

s____14____anddelusional(妄自尊大)atbest.LeavingIndia____15____meoutofmyprivilegeandopenedmyeyestotherichworldofEnglishes.1．A．meetB．

designC．arrangeD．change2．A．silenceB．understandingC．messD．commitment3．A．genuineB．happyC．blankD．guilty4．A．g

raspB．defineC．replaceD．explain5．A．usefulB．simpleC．ordinaryD．actual6．A．conceptB．formationC．oppositeD．dimension7．A．breakingoffB．puttingofC．callingoff

D．gettingoff8．A．astonishedB．relievedC．excitedD．disappointed9．A．reflectionB．establishmentC．honorD．shift1

0．A．culturalB．economicC．mentalD．commercial11．A．concernB．gratitudeC．fondnessD．tension12．A．justiceB．beautyC．dutyD．self13．A．humblyB．def

initelyC．possiblyD．barely14．A．unusualB．unstableC．reliableD．perfect15．A．tookB．cheatedC．pickedD．arguedB（

2022·湖北武汉·统考模拟预测）Openingmycarwindow,Icalledout,“Ma’am!Ma’am!”Theonlyladyintheparkinglot____16____untilshesawme.“Howniceyo

ulooktoday!”Isaid.Herfaceregistered____17____forasecondwhenshefoundIwasastranger,andthenshesmiled.“Thankyou!”she____18____.Istaredathe

randfelthershoulder____19____abitmoreandherfinalstepstohercarseemed____20____.Ihavemadeitapointinrecentyearstocompliment(赞扬)people,espec

iallywomenandgirls.Insteadofjustthinking____21____inmyheartthatsomeonedidagreatjob,Isayitoutloud.It’slikehavinga(n)____2

2____inmyhead.WhenIseesomeonewho____23____akindword,thecheerleaderjumpsupanddownandthrowsherpompoms(绒球花)intheair.Aswomen,

wehavelearnedfromourrolemodelstobe____24____.Evenwhenwedoreceivea(an)____25____complimentforwhatwe’veaccomplish

ed,wedownplayourown____26____astheworldexpectsustoshow____27____.Now,whenIcomplimentawomanandshe____28____thegameo

fdenial,Isaytoher,“Justsaythankyou.”Mostofthemarerelievedtheycan____29____thecompliment.It’sagoodbeginningtoacceptthepraisewithoutfeeling

____30____isn’tit?16．A．setoutB．gotoffC．lookedaroundD．backedaway17．A．annoyanceB．surpriseC．disappointmentD．

curiosity18．A．calledbackB．heldoutC．steppedasideD．lookedup19．A．straightenedB．shookC．widenedD．moved20．A．heavi

erB．slowerC．higherD．lighter21．A．seriouslyB．silentlyC．regularlyD．randomly22．A．housewifeB．cheerleaderC．s

trangerD．acquaintance23．A．requiresB．acquiresC．deservesD．enjoys24．A．practicalB．generousC．confidentD．quie

t25．A．rareB．unwillingC．academicD．familiar26．A．responsibilityB．skillsC．competitivenessD．achievements27．A．modestyB．determinationC．courageD．concern28．

A．startsB．missesC．continuesD．avoids29．A．changeB．acceptC．doubtD．notice30．A．emptyB．innocentC．guiltyD．upsetC（2022·陕西西安·交大附中校

考模拟预测）“What’sthestoryofyourpiano?”afriendaskedoverdinner.Mypianojust____31____inthecornerofmylivingroom.“Ithasastory?”Idoubted.“Al

lpianoshavestories,”shereplied.Suddenlymypiano’sstorycame____32____outofmeasifI’dalwayshadthistaletotell.I’veloved____33____

sincechildhood.Istartedwiththerecorderandmovedontotheviolinandguitar.Playingthepianohadalwaysbeenmy____34

____whichmyfamilycouldn’tafford.IgrewupinapoorimmigrantfamilyinToronto.Myfather____35____tablesinarestaurantandmymotherworkedinalau

ndry.Thoughourchildhoodwas____36____,mybrothersandIwerealwaysfedwith____37____.Ican’trememberwhichbirthdayitwaswhenmymother____38____somemoney

tobuymeadoll.BythenI’doutgrownwantingdollsbutsheworkedtoohardtoknowthatandInevertoldher.I____39____acceptedit.Soitwasfinall

ywithmy______40______.Itwasinmylastyearofhighschool.Itookpianolessonsforaboutayearbeforeuniversityforcedmeto_____

_41______.Ihadtomakeadecision:topursue（追求）amore______42______goalofmedicalschoolormyloveformusic.Therealistinme______43______andIhadtog

iveuppianolessons______44______aswithmydollitwastoolatetolearntoplaythewayIwanted.I______45______thepianoaroundwithmeoverthenextdecadeuntilmyso

nwasborn.Heshowedanearly______46______inmusicsoIputhiminpianolessons.Iplayedthatpianothroughmysonalthoughguitar______47______becamehischoic

e.IgraduallyrealizedthatI’dletallmypleasures______48______formyjob.IfiguredI’dgetbacktoplayingthepianowhenIretire.Maybeit’stimetogetthatpianotune

dagainbeforeit’stoolateto______49______.Maybethat’ssomethingweshoulddorightnow.Sometimesa______50______questioncanopenapathofthinking

anddiscovery.Sowhat’sthestoryofyourpiano?31．A．hidesB．sitsC．risesD．appears32．A．floodingB．jumpingC．spreadingD．breaking33．A．dollsB．medicineC．perf

ormancesD．music34．A．lifeB．goalC．dreamD．choice35．A．reservedB．decoratedC．waitedD．made36．A．difficultB．lonelyC．fantasticD．happ

y37．A．foodB．loveC．confidenceD．hardship38．A．collectedB．changedC．borrowedD．spared39．A．gratefullyB．quietlyC．eager

lyD．actively40．A．decisionB．beliefC．pianoD．opinion41．A．considerB．continueC．refuseD．stop42．A．perfectB．practi

calC．successfulD．necessary43．A．compromisedB．failedC．agreedD．won44．A．unlessB．tillC．becauseD．before45．A．foundB．playedC．abandonedD．moved46．A．des

ireB．interestC．ambitionD．plan47．A．eventuallyB．graduallyC．unexpectedlyD．obviously48．A．fallawayB．lightupC．gi

veoutD．showoff49．A．experienceB．enjoyC．learnD．fix50．A．seriousB．doubtfulC．singleD．privateD（2022·重庆·重庆南开中学校考模拟预测）Itakecoldshowers.Severalyear

sback,thewaterheaterinmyhousebroke,andforweeks,bathinginfreezingwaterwasmy____51____.Althoughittooksomegettingusedto,Idiscoveredt

hattherewassomething____52____andenergizing.Moreover,thecoldshowerhaschangedthewayI____53____life.Theworstparta

boutshoweringincoldwateristhemomentrightbefore____54____aintothewater.Assoonasyouhopin,though,yourbody

quickly____55____tothetemperature,andit’snotsobadtherestoftheway.Forme,steppingintothecoldwatermeans____56____;it’sgettingovertheh

esitationthatcomesfromknowingI’mabouttodosomething____57____.Oneofmyfirst“coldshower'”momentscameonedayinmyhighschool,whenI____58____a

ninternshipafteracareerdaypresentation.OneofthespeakerswasamanageratalargeSiliconValleyventurecapitalfirm.Themoreshetalkedaboutherjob,themoreIbec

ame____59____.SinceIhadaninterestineconomicsaswellastechnology,workingataventurecapitalfirmseemedlikethe____60____placeforme.So,IdecidedthatIwas

goingtoaskthespeakerifhercompanyhiredinterns.AsIapproachedher,however,Iwasabitupset.Afterall,whywouldasuccessfulbusinesswomanofferaj

obtoan____61____highschooler?Still,gatheringupmy____62____,Iwalkeduptoher,andintroducedmyself.Weendeduphavingawonderfulconversation

,andevenbetter,she____63____tointerviewmeforaninternship.Thatsummer,Iendeduphavingthe____64____toworkforherfir

m.My“coldshower”experiencestheseyearshave____65____methatgoodthingshappentothosewhoarewillingtostepoutofthecom

fortzoneandchallengethemselvesformorepossibilities.51．A．desireB．realityC．lossD．target52．A．demandingB．amusingC．refreshingD．discouraging53．A．

approachB．startC．ruinD．praise54．A．wanderingB．fallingC．jumpingD．sitting55．A．adjustsB．contributesC．sticksD．objects56．A．app

reciationB．creationC．inspirationD．determination57．A．shamefulB．fortunateC．delightfulD．uncomfortable58．A．arguedabo

utB．turneddownC．askedforD．joinedin59．A．confusedB．fascinatedC．concernedD．annoyed60．A．dangerousB．realisticC．hopele

ssD．perfect61．A．independentB．inexperiencedC．incomparableD．inconsiderate62．A．courageB．uncertaintyC．concernD．practice63．A

．hesitatedB．beggedC．refusedD．agreed64．A．dutyB．opportunityC．adventureD．failure65．A．taughtB．owedC．warnedD．orderedE（2022·浙江·浙江大学附属中学校

考模拟预测）Inthesportoftrackandfield,athletescompetenotonlywithoneanotherbutagainstthemselves,andwitheach

racetheytryto___66___anewpersonalbest.AsastudentinOmahaBurkeHighSchool,BlakeCervenywasrunninginarace.Aimi

ngto___67___hisownpersonalrecord,afterafaststart,hecontinuedto___68___himselfhard.Withlessthan400meterstogo,Cerveny'slegscramped（抽筋）upand___69

___him.Determinedtofinish,Cervenyrosefromthegroundandcontinuedon,onlyto___70___againafteranother150meters.___71___,hiscoachaskedhimifhew

antedtostop.Hedidn’t.Withgreat___72___Cervenypulledhimselfupandwitha（n）___73___pace,movedforwardforonefinalpush.___74___,itwasn’tenough.Lessthan10

0metersfromthefinishline,helaycurledontheground.Hislegshadsimply___75___.BeforeCerveny'scoachcould___76___him,BrandonSchuttwasathissidetoofferahe

lpinghand.Hisfirst___77___togetCervenyupfailed,butlikeCerveny,he___78___toquit,too.Withasecondpull,Cervenywas___79___.Atameasuredjog,withCervenyh

oldingSchuttfor___80___,thetwocompletedthefinal75metersofthe___81___together.Schuttevenmadesuretheinjuredrunnercrossedthefinishlinefirst,___82___h

isopponentafastertime.Intoday’s___83___worldinwhichtheemphasisinathleticsissooftenputonbreakingrecords,itwas___84___toseethatforanathletelikeSchu

tt,thevalueoftrue___85___stillhadlegs.66．A．maintainB．achieveC．keepD．sweep67．A．playB．checkC．beatD．measure68．A．fight

B．pullC．dashD．push69．A．failedB．warnedC．draggedD．raised70．A．quitB．stopC．loseD．fall71．A．RelievedB．ExhaustedC．ConcernedD．Disappointed72．A

．luckB．effortC．shameD．passion73．A．rapidB．relaxedC．unsteadyD．impatient74．A．UnfortunatelyB．NormallyC．EventuallyD．Unbelievably75．A．brokenupB．giveno

utC．fallendownD．sloweddown76．A．guideB．blameC．reachD．serve77．A．trialB．attemptC．conversationD．contribution78．A．hesitat

edB．regrettedC．pretendedD．refused79．A．onhisfeetB．inhishandsC．outofbreathD．outofdanger80．A．directionB．courageC．supportD．comfort81．A．a

pproachB．roadC．tripD．course82．A．securingB．helpingC．rewardingD．announcing83．A．diverseB．well-developedC．ever-chang

ingD．competitive84．A．urgentB．commonC．confusingD．inspiring85．A．sportsmanshipB．kindnessC．cooperationD．successF（2022·湖南长沙·湖南师大附中校考二模）Tenyearsag

o,Isetouttoexamineluck.Iwantedtoknowwhysomepeopleare____86____intherightplaceattherighttime,whileothersconsiste

ntlyexperiencedillfortune.I____87____noticesinnationalnewspapersaskingforpeoplewhofeltconsistentlyluckyorunluckytocontactme.Hundredso

fextraordinarymenandwomenvolunteeredformy____88____.OvertheyearsIinterviewedthem,watchedtheirlivesandhadthem____89____variou

sexperiments.Icarriedoutasimple____90____todiscoverwhethertheirdifferencesinluckwasduetodifferencesintheirab

ilityto____91____opportunities.Igavebothluckyandunluckypeopleanewspaperandaskedthemtolookthroughitandtellmehowmanyphotographswerei

nside.Ihad____92____placedalargemessagehalfwaythroughthenewspapersaying“Telltheexperimenteryouhavese

enthisandwin$50.”This____93____tookuphalfofthepageandwaswrittenintypethatwasmorethantwoincheshigh.Itwa

sstaringeveryonestraightintheface,buttheunluckypeopletendedto____94____itandtheluckypeopletendedtospotit.Unluckypeopl

earegenerallymore____95____thanluckypeople,andthisanxietyaffectstheirabilitytonoticethe____96____.Asaresult,theymi

ssopportunitiesbecausetheyaretoofocusedonlookingforsomethingelse.Theygotogatheringsfocusedonfindingthei

rperfectpartnerandmissopportunitiestomakegoodfriends.Theylookthroughnewspapers____97____tofindcertaintypesofjobadvertiseme

ntsandmissothertypesofjobs.Luckypeoplearemorerelaxedandopen,andthereforeseewhatisthere____98____justwhattheyarelookingfor.Myresearcheventuallyshowedt

hatluckypeoplecreategoodfortuneviafour____99____.Theyareskilledatcreatingandnoticingchanceopportunities,makeluckydecisionsbylistenin

gtotheirintuition(直觉),createself-fulfillingprophesies(预官)viapositiveexpectations,andadopta“neversaydie”at

titudethat____100____badluckintogood.86．A．neverB．alwaysC．sometimesD．seldom87．A．placedB．editedC．createdD．r

ead88．A．gameB．adventureC．researchD．contest89．A．participateinB．calloffC．lookintoD．giveup90．A．observationB．ex

perimentC．competitionD．discussion91．A．shareB．predictC．declineD．identify92．A．hesitantlyB．publiclyC．secretlyD．excitedly93．A．copyB．messageC．diagramD．

introduction94．A．missB．passC．reviseD．misunderstand95．A．nervousB．carelessC．awkwardD．pitiful96．A．unaffectedB．unexplainedC．unchangedD．un

expected97．A．confidentB．disappointedC．determinedD．surprised98．A．owingtoB．butforC．regardlessofD．ratherthan99．A．goalsB．preferencesC．principlesD

．beliefs100．A．throwsB．transformsC．takesD．forcesG（2022·吉林长春·东北师大附中校考模拟预测）Courageinvolvesthebalancebetweenfearandbravery.Wit

houtfear,we’lldofoolishthings.Andwithoutcourage,we’llneverstepintothe____101____.Thebalanceofthetwoiswherethe____102____lies,andit’sabalancew

ealldealwitheveryday.ItwasfrighteningnewswhenIwasfirstdiagnosedbecauseIhadno____103____withchronic(慢性的)illnessordisabilities.AndIhad

noideahowthediseasemight____104____.ButIcontinuedto____105____mydreamofworkingallovertheworld.Andthenmywor

kbroughtmetotheUnitedStates.Andevenasthediseaseprogressed____106____andIneededlegbraces(支架)andawalkerto____107____,Istilllon

gedforadventure.Andthistime,Istarteddreamingofa____108____outdooradventure.Sittingeightfeetabovetheground,ridingahorse,Igott

heimpressionoftheGrandCanyon—oneof___109___andterror.Buttherewasno_____110_____.Inthefirsthour,disasterstruck.Goingdownanoversizedstep,Iwas____111__

__forwardandhitmyfaceonthebackofthehorse’shead.Therewas_____112_____.Myheadhurtfiercely,butthepathwastoonarrowformeto_____113_____thehorse.No

wthatthetripisover,IknowthatIwouldneverdohorseback-ridingagain.The_____114_____,allthatplanningandthetripit

selfshowedmealevelof_____115_____Ihadneverexperiencedbefore.Butmoreimportantly,itshowedmehowboldly_____116_____Icanbe.Infacingmyfearsandfindi

ngthecourageto_____117_____them,Iswearmylifehasbeen_____118_____.Solivebigandtrytoletyourcourage_____119____

_yourfear.Youneverknowwhereitmight_____120_____you.101．A．unimportantB．unfairC．unknownD．undesirable102．A．intentionB．magicC．outcomeD．optio

n103．A．experienceB．directionC．relationshipD．mood104．A．emergeB．adaptC．progressD．extend105．A．presentB．purchaseC．interpretD．pursue1

06．A．flexiblyB．mildlyC．evenlyD．significantly107．A．getaroundB．gooverC．comealongD．holdon108．A．randomB．grandC．romanticD．historical1

09．A．regretB．disgustC．shockD．embarrassment110．A．settlingdownB．turningdownC．tryingoutD．givingup111．A．knockedB

．thrownC．stuckD．hurried112．A．panicB．stressC．relaxationD．silence113．A．falloffB．getoffC．takeoffD．cutoff114．A．specta

cleB．horizonC．magnificenceD．expedition115．A．delightB．calmnessC．persistenceD．fear116．A．peacefulB．attrac

tedC．courageousD．smart117．A．pushthroughB．getawaywithC．putoutD．holdback118．A．graveB．busyC．extraordinaryD．happy119．A．outli

neB．overweighC．overlookD．outnumber120．A．takeB．bringC．keepD．guardH（2022·福建福州·统考模拟预测）Onceuponatime,myfatherandIgotlostinafores

tinFrance.Imusthavebeenabouttwelveorthirteen.Anyway,itwasbeforethetimewhenmostpeople___121___amobilephone.ItwasintheLoireValley.A

bouthalfanhour,mydad___122___thetruth.“Oh,itseemsthatwe’relost.”Wewalkedaroundandaroundincircles,tryingtofindthepath,___123___withno

luck.Icouldtellmydadwasstartingto___124___,evenashewastryingtohideitfromme.Wehadbeenintheforestforhoursthenandbothkne

wmymomwouldbeinastateofabsolute___125___.Atschool,IhadjustbeentoldthestoryofthehikerswhohaddiedinthewildernessandIfounditeasyto___126___thatwo

uldbeourfatetoo.“Ifwekeepgoingina___127___linewe’llgetoutofhere,”mydadsaid.Andhewasright.___128___weheardtheso

undofcarsand___129___amainroad.Wewereelevenmilesfromthevillagewherewehad___130___,butatleastwehadsignposts.AndIoftenthinkofthatstra

tegy,whenIamtotally___131___—literallyormetaphorically(比喻).IthoughtofitwhenIwasinthemiddleofa___132___,whenmyheartbeatrapidlywith___133

___anddidn’tknowhowIcouldcarryonliving.Walkingonefootinfrontoftheother,inthesame___134___,willalwaysgetyoufurtherth

anrunningaroundincircles.It’saboutthe___135___tokeepwalkingforward.121．A．ownedB．borrowedC．inventedD．p

romoted122．A．revealedB．realizedC．toldD．faced123．A．allB．ifC．yetD．so124．A．complainB．eruptC．regretD．panic125

．A．terrorB．angerC．disappointmentD．loss126．A．decideB．announceC．imagineD．clarify127．A．simpleB．shortC．straightD．similar128．A．RegularlyB．EventuallyC．Su

rprisinglyD．Generally129．A．choseB．missedC．followedD．reached130．A．setoffB．passedC．calledatD．lived131．A．lostB．sensitiveC．angry

D．stuck132．A．termB．raceC．performanceD．breakdown133．A．excitementB．surpriseC．fearD．interest134．A．wayB．cycleC．dire

ctionD．distance135．A．ambitionB．determinationC．inspirationD．cooperation