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2023年高考英语复习讲练测第18讲完形填空记叙文（新高考15空）（练）AInhighschoolNormanGreensteinwasaproductivedoodler(涂鸦手),andcreatedlotsofpaintings.Whenhe____1____hisworkstohisteacher,theteacherresponded,“Theproblemwithmodernartisthatyoucan____2____onacanvasandcallitart.”Normanfeltsodisappointed,buthe____3____partedwithartovertheyears.Afterhis____4____,Normansparednoeffortsto____5____hiswifeandthreechildrenwithdevotion.Althoughlifewassometimeshardforhim,itdidn’truinhis____6____forcreativeexpression.AfterbeingdiagnosedwithParkinson’sdisease,the65-year-oldsocialworker,decidedtoturnhis____7____diagnosisintoapositiveopportunityto____8____alifelongdream.Withthehelpofhisson,Normanwasabletostarta____9____involvinghiswholefamily,inordertomakehisownworks____10____byallpeoplearoundhim,aswellashis____11____experienceoffightingagainstParkinson’sdisease.In2021,anonline____12____waslaunchedtofeaturethecolorfulcanvasesandhealso____13____amemoircalledSpitonaCanvas:theJourneyoftheParkinson’sPainter.Meanwhile,Normanbegansellinghisfirstpaintings,withgalleriesexhibitinghisworks.Theteamisalso____14____releasingNorman’sfirstdigitalNFTartcollection.20%ofthe____15____hasbeendonatedtotwoParkinson’sresearchfoundations.1．A．assignedB．offeredC．conveyedD．showed2．A．setB．spitC．sneezeD．skip3．A．stillB．occasionallyC．neverD．frequently4．A．retirementB．exhibitionC．graduationD．marriage5．A．supportB．removeC．judgeD．replace6．A．callingB．prayingC．longingD．waiting7．A．unbelievableB．darkC．embarrassingD．unsolved8．A．releaseB．refreshC．realizeD．restore9．A．projectB．requestC．competitionD．reform10．A．spottedB．recommendedC．developedD．regarded11．A．thrillingB．pleasantC．plainD．stressful12．A．dramaB．contestC．programmeD．gallery13．A．publishedB．copiedC．revisedD．examined14．A．endingwithB．workingonC．relyingonD．payingfor15．A．salaryB．rewardC．saleD．allowanceBEmmaJones’three-year-oldson,Eric,wassharingahotdogonthedeckoverlookingherfriendSarahRoth’sswimmingpool.OnemomentJoneswaswatchingEricplayaroundwiththeotherchildrenat
1this____16____ofmomsandkidslastJuly.Thenextmomenthedisappearedwithouta____17____.SheturnedtoherfriendMachelRawlingsandasked,“HaveyouseenEric?”Rawlingsstood,____18____thepoolandsuddenlyscreamed.Ericwasfound____19____facedowninthedeepend.Whathappenednextwasa____20____textbookresponse:AsRawlingsdivedinthepool,graspedtheboy,____21____himoverandswamhimtotheend.Meanwhile,theirhost,SarahRoth,dialed911.Atthepool’s____22____,RawlingshandedEricuptohismother.Hisskinwasblueandwasn’tbreathing.Rawlingswho’dtakenaCPRcoursejustfourmonthsearlier,immediatelybeganrescuebreathing.Hangingupthephone,Roth,aformerflightattendantwho’daccumulated____23____experiencebefore,____24____CPRfromRawlings.ThreelongminuteswentbywithRothbreathingintoEric’smouthand_____25_____chestcompressions(按压)whileRawlingsandJones_____26_____hiscondition.Graduallyhiscolor_____27_____,andastheambulancewasarrivingonthe_____28_____,RawlingslookedatRoth.“He’sbreathing,”shesaid.The_____29_____withwhichthewomenactedsavedEric’slife.EmmaJonesfoundanywordsseemedpowerless.Shesaid_____30_____,“Theydideverythingright.”16．A．encounterB．unionC．gatheringD．game17．A．traceB．symptomC．footprintD．signal18．A．foundB．examinedC．fixedD．scanned19．A．floatingB．lyingC．sinkingD．diving20．A．initialB．typicalC．creativeD．effective21．A．rolledB．knockedC．checkedD．ran22．A．pointB．edgeC．stageD．boundary23．A．accessibleB．apparentC．sufficientD．significant24．A．tookupB．tookinC．tookplaceD．tookover25．A．performingB．workingC．testingD．stretching26．A．maintainedB．monitoredC．adaptedD．generated27．A．fadedB．changedC．returnedD．revealed28．A．poolB．sceneC．routeD．venue29．A．courageB．kindnessC．persistenceD．decisiveness30．A．actuallyB．fairlyC．finallyD．simplyCSomeliterarycharacterscapturetheimaginationofreaders.Theiradventures,experiences,talentsandpersonalitiesmakethem___31___.DetectiveSherlockHolmesisoneofthese.AuthorArthurConanDoylecreatedHolmesin1887inhisworks.Hewasbrilliant.Critically,hisabilitytonotice___32___,assemblethemanddrawconclusionsamazedeveryone.Hefirstappearedinthestory“AStudyinScarlet”ThestoryalsointroducedDr.JohnWatsonandhowhecametolivewithHolmesandbepartofhislife.WatsonobservesthatmanyinterestingpeoplevisitHolmesatvarioustimesduringtheday.HolmesinformsWatsonheisa“___33___detective”.Thesepeopleareclients,including___34___fromScotlandYard,whoseekhishelptosolvedifficultcases.Watsonnarratesthisfirstcasewhichinvolvesthemurdersoftwomen.Thestoryhastwoparts.Inthefirst
2part,Holmessolvesthecrimeandcapturesthekiller.Thesecondpartgivesthebackstoryastowhythekillermurderedhis___35___.Itwasarevenge(报复)killingfortheirpartinthedeathofthemurderer’sfiancee.TheRed-headedLeagueisonmanypeople’slistsoftheirfavoritestories___36___SherlockHolmes.Inthisstory,red-headedbusinessmanJabezWilsonwantsHolmes’help.Severalweeksbefore,Wilson’syoungassistant,VincentSpaulding,had___37___himtoreplytoanewspaperad.Theadoffered___38___paidworktoared-headedman.Wilsongetsthejobandispaid4poundsaweekforshortperiodsofafternoonwork.___39___suddenlywithoutnoticethejobstops.WilsonwantsHolmes’sassistancetodiscoverwhathappened.Holmes____40____adescriptionofSpauldingandgoestoseehimatWilson’sshop.HenoticesthatthekneesofSpaulding’strousersare____41____.ThenHolmestapsonthepavement____42____Wilson’sshop.NexthecallsapoliceinspectorandthedirectorofthebankthatisbehindWilson’sshop.Thefourmenhideinthedarkbankvault(金库)andwait.Soontwomen,oneofwhomisSpaulding,____43____fromatunnelcutintothevault’sfloorandarecaptured.Thetwomenhad____44____theRed-headedLeaguetokeepWilsonawaywhiletheydugthe____45____tothebankvault.31．A．imaginableB．intelligibleC．powerfulD．unforgettable32．A．criminalsB．processesC．detailsD．expressions33．A．consultingB．investingC．conductingD．enquiring34．A．nativesB．detectivesC．officialsD．rivals35．A．collegesB．partnersC．relativesD．victims36．A．includingB．representingC．involvingD．praising37．A．urgedB．helpedC．warnedD．forced38．A．dearlyB．fullyC．highlyD．earnestly39．A．ThereforeB．FurthermoreC．MeanwhileD．Then40．A．turnstoB．asksforC．takesdownD．worksout41．A．dirtyB．ordinaryC．specialD．wet42．A．ontopofB．atthebackofC．infrontofD．inthemiddleof43．A．escapeB．emergeC．runD．keep44．A．inventedB．organizedC．supervisedD．commanded45．A．yardB．wallC．holeD．tunnelDNearmyhouseisalibrary.Asanenthusiasticreader,theideatobesurroundedbybooksitselfis___46___.SoIvolunteeredto___47___it,managingbooks.ButneverhadIrealizedreadinghadsuch___48___untilImetanoldlady.OnedayIwasarrangingbookswhenIheardalady___49___somethingattheinformationdesk,whereIwenttogive___50___.Shewasinher70swithabeautifulsmile.Aftercommunication,Iwas___51___thatshecametotakethemembership.Withoutfamily,shehad___52___herhouseandsettledinanursinghome,livingoff___53___theinterestfromhersavingsaccount.Herloveofreading,evenatsuchanage,never___54___.Herconfidence,whenevershe___55___reading,livenedherup.
3Themembershipwas___56___forher,soIexplainedthefee.Shedidn’thesitatetoopenherpurseand___57___fortheamount.Noticingher___58___look,Iofferedtopayforherbutsheinsisted,“I’llcomeandpaytomorrow.”Ifailedto___59___her.Thenextdayshereturned,paidupandgothermembershipcard.WhenItookherintotheworldofbooks,hereyesshonewithexcitement.Shebecamearegularvisitor,oneI’d___60___everyfewdays.Nowhercutesmileinmymindstillremindsmeofthemagicofreading.46．A．appealingB．creativeC．accurateD．unbelievable47．A．rewardB．joinC．sponsorD．visit48．A．possibilityB．powerC．hardshipD．value49．A．approvingofB．givingawayC．inquiringaboutD．showingoff50．A．assistanceB．attentionC．resultsD．regards51．A．amusedB．concernedC．relievedD．surprised52．A．donatedB．mendedC．purchasedD．sold53．A．barelyB．purposefullyC．merelyD．secretly54．A．beganB．continuedC．deepenedD．lessened55．A．consideredB．practicedC．mentionedD．recommended56．A．costlyB．informalC．unreasonableD．risky57．A．arrangeB．checkC．askD．pray58．A．confusedB．gratefulC．uneasyD．considerate59．A．declineB．convinceC．impressD．satisfy60．A．expectB．interviewC．questionD．recognize
