百題斬高考專題完形填空(15空)精練精析15篇-2023年高考英語語法重難點復(fù)習(xí)百題斬

百題斬高考專題完形填空（15空）精練精析15篇-2023年高考英語語法重難點復(fù)習(xí)百題斬2023年高考英語語法重難點復(fù)習(xí)百題斬-完形填空（15空）（2022·重慶巴蜀中學(xué)高三階段練習(xí)）Sometimessimplewordscanarousegreatsentiments(情感).Ifa(n)

____1____

tellsyou“I’msoproudofyou,”youcanbetitwill

____2____

yourheart.Orinthe

____3____

ofJensenWeiss,millionsofthem.InavideohismomChristinaWeisspostedtoTikToklatelastyearandthen

____4____

recently,the2-year-oldtellshismomhe’s“soproud”ofher.Why?“Youcleanedmyroom.You’reso

____5____,”hesays.Theoriginalvideowas

____6____

morethan6milliontimes.WeisstoldFoxNewsDigitalshehadcleanedherson’sroomwhilehewasout

____7____

withhisdad.“Iheardhimrunintohisroomandsay‘wooo0oooow’andthenheardhislittlefeetrunningtofindmeandIknewitwasgoingtobe

____8____

!”ShesaidshereposteditattherequestofherfollowersinlateMarch“to

____9____

joywheneverandwhereverwecan.”Weisssaidshe’shadmany

_____10_____

inherlife,includingmentalhealthissues.Herrecoveryjourneyhas

_____11_____

influencedthewaysheraisesherkids.“I

_____12_____

inanintensiverecoveryprogramthatmanyofmybadchoiceswere

_____13_____

mylackofself-loveandthetoughenvironmentIgrewupin,”theMoorefield,WestVirginiamomtoldFoxNewsDigital.“Ihopetoraisechildrenwholovethemselvesmorethananythingandwon’teverlet

_____14_____

factorschangehowtheyfeelaboutthemselves.”Weissadded,“Ihopetheyalwaysknowtheyareloved,theyareenough,andtheywillalwaysbeamazinghumanstotheir

_____15_____,nomatterwhat.”1．A．child

B．teenager

C．a(chǎn)dult

D．a(chǎn)dolescent2．A．open

B．break

C．surprise

D．melt3．A．event

B．case

C．way

D．form4．A．ignored

B．delivered

C．deleted

D．reposted5．A．curious

B．friendly

C．nice

D．busy6．A．edited

B．liked

C．posted

D．created7．A．playing

B．working

C．studying

D．crying8．A．popular

B．heartbreaking

C．sweet

D．easy9．A．experience

B．spread

C．a(chǎn)ccept

D．discover10．A．failures

B．discoveries

C．a(chǎn)chievements

D．struggles11．A．positively

B．a(chǎn)ctively

C．badly

D．relatively12．A．doubted

B．a(chǎn)dmitted

C．learned

D．lied13．A．dueto

B．farfrom

C．upto

D．a(chǎn)headof14．A．private

B．outside

C．personal

D．social15．A．followers

B．peers

C．friends

D．family

（2022·湖南·雅禮中學(xué)高三階段練習(xí)）YearsagoafarmerownedlandalongtheAtlanticseacoast.Heconstantly

____16____

hiredhands.Mostpeoplewere

____17____

toworkonfarmsalongtheAtlantic.Theyfearedtheawful

____18____

thatsweptacrosstheAtlantic,causinggreatdamagetothebuildingsandcrops.Asthefarmerinterviewedapplicantsforthejob,hereceivedasteadystreamof

____19____

.Finally,ashort,thinman,wellpastmiddleage,

____20____

thefarmer.“Areyouagoodfarmhand?”thefarmeraskedhim.“Well,Icansleepwhenthewind

____21____

,”answeredthelittleman.Althoughpuzzledbythisanswer,thefarmer,

____22____

forhelp,hiredhim.Thelittlemanworkedwellaroundthefarm,busy

____23____

,andthefarmerfeltsatisfiedwiththeman’swork.Thenonenightthewindhowledloudlyinfrom

____24____

.Jumpingoutofbed,thefarmergrabbedalanternandrushednextdoortothehiredhand’ssleepingquarters.He

_____25_____

thelittlemanandyelled,“Getup!Astormiscoming!Tiethingsdownbeforetheyblowaway!”Thelittlemanrolledoverinbedandsaid

_____26_____,“Nosir.Itoldyou,Icansleepwhenthewindblows.”Enraged(激怒)bytheresponse,thefarmerhadintendedtofirehimonthespot.

_____27_____

,hehurriedoutsidetoprepareforthestorm.Tohis

_____28_____

,hediscoveredthatallofthehaystackshadbeencoveredwithtarpaulins(防水帆布).Thecowswereinthebarn,andthechickenswereinthecoops(籠子).The

_____29_____

werebarredandthewindowsweretightly

_____30_____

.Everythingwastieddown.Nothingcouldblowaway.Thefarmerthenunderstoodwhathishiredhandmeant,sohereturnedtohisbedtoalsosleepwhilethewindblew.16．A．calledoff

B．pickedout

C．a(chǎn)dvertisedfor

D．lookedout17．A．open-minded

B．unwilling

C．confident

D．longing18．A．earthquake

B．dust

C．pests

D．storms19．A．comments

B．deals

C．suggestions

D．refusals20．A．a(chǎn)pproached

B．a(chǎn)ppointed

C．a(chǎn)ppreciated

D．a(chǎn)pproved21．A．whistles

B．blows

C．breezes

D．dies22．A．thankful

B．a(chǎn)shamed

C．desperate

D．ready23．A．fromtimetotime

B．invain

C．a(chǎn)gainsthiswill

D．fromdawntodusk24．A．offshore

B．thebackyard

C．nearby

D．beneath25．A．left

B．watched

C．shook

D．touched26．A．a(chǎn)pologetically

B．carefully

C．firmly

D．purposefully27．A．Consequently

B．Instead

C．Meanwhile

D．Otherwise28．A．disappointment

B．a(chǎn)dvantage

C．credit

D．a(chǎn)mazement29．A．doors

B．crops

C．floors

D．walls30．A．broken

B．secured

C．linked

D．built

（2022·湖北黃岡·高三開學(xué)考試）WhenIwassevenyearsoldandmysisterAmywasjustfiveyearsold,wewereplayingontopofabunkbed.Ithoughtwithouthelporany

____31____

frommeatall,suddenlyAmydisappearedoffofthetopofthebunkbedand

____32____

withacrashonthefloor.Inervouslypeeredoverthesideofthebedandsawthatshehadlanded

____33____

onherhandsandkneesontheground.Iwasnervousbecausemyparentshad

____34____

mewithmakingsurethatweplayedas

____35____

aspossible.Isawmysister’spainfulfacethreateningto

____36____

fromhermouthandthreateningtowakeupmyparents.SoIdidtheonlythingmylittleseven-year-old

____37____

couldthinktodotochangethis

____38____.Isaid,“Amy,Amy,wait.Don’tcry…Nohumanlandsonallfourslikethat.Amy,Ithinkthismeansyou’reaunicorn(獨角獸).“

____39____,thatwascheating,buttherewasnothingintheworldmysisterwouldwantmorethantheunicorn.Insteadofcrying,insteadof

____40____

ourplay,withallthenegativeconsequencesthatwouldhavewaitedforme,asmile

____41____

acrossherface.Sheclimbedontothebunkbedagainwithallthegraceofababyunicorn,withone

____42____

leg.Whatwe

____43____

unconsciouslyatthattenderageissomethingcalledpositivepsychology.It’snotnecessarilytherealitythatshapesus,butthelens(棱鏡)throughwhichyourbrain

____44____

theworldthatshapesyourreality.Andifwecanchangethelens,believemewecanchangeeverysingleeducationalandbusiness

____45____

atthesametime.31．A．hug

B．drag

C．risk

D．push32．A．perceived

B．completed

C．landed

D．exploded33．A．crazily

B．painfully

C．happily

D．widely34．A．provided

B．a(chǎn)warded

C．shared

D．charged35．A．safely

B．warmly

C．loudly

D．mildly36．A．jump

B．erupt

C．complain

D．mourn37．A．face

B．head

C．brain

D．soul38．A．tragedy

B．chance

C．shock

D．legend39．A．Oppositely

B．Obviously

C．Similarly

D．Consequently40．A．ceasing

B．continuing

C．envying

D．replacing41．A．proceeded

B．slid

C．spread

D．stretched42．A．broken

B．slim

C．freezing

D．dead43．A．a(chǎn)daptto

B．comeacross

C．payfor

D．pointout44．A．changes

B．imagines

C．views

D．creates45．A．a(chǎn)ppearance

B．person

C．protest

D．outcome

（2022·江蘇省如皋中學(xué)高三開學(xué)考試）Myfirstcaregivingexperienceinvolveddriving180mileseverydaytoseemygrandmotherwhowasterminallyill.Iwascertainly

___46___

astheweeksturnedintomonths,butthedesireto

___47___

mygrandmotherinherlastdayswasoverwhelming

(無法抗拒的).Yearslater,my87-year-oldfatherrequiredmore

___48___

skillsthanIcouldprovide.Ashelived700milesawayfromme,Ideeply

___49___

thatIcouldn’ttakecareofhimmyself,butIthoughtmynightlyphonecalls,filledwithlaughterandfamilynews,providedhimwith

___50___

support.Then,

___51___

,becauseofcancer,Ibecametheonewhoneeded

___52___.Friendsprovidedmeals,housecleaning,andridestoappointments.ThegratitudeIfeltfortheseactsof

___53___

wasbeyondwords.ItwasalsobecauseoftheirthoughtfulnessthatIcouldfocusallmyenergyonhealing(治愈)mybodyandmind.Soonafterwards,intryingtofindameaningfulpurpose,I

___54___

theideaofofferingassistancetoothercaregivers.Iwas

____55____

withbothsidesofthestruggle,andthis

____56____

metopayitforwardfortheincredibleamountofsupportIhadreceived.A(n)

____57____

arosewhenacaregiverIknewforyearswasunabletotraveltoherwinterhomeinFlorida.Whilerecoveringfromsurgery,shewas

____58____

todrive.Whensheaskedmetobethedriver,Ididn’t

____59____

,soweheadedsouthonanadventure.Now,duetothepandemic,Ihavetosuspendtheprogram,butIlookforwardto

____60____

myjourneyofcaringforcaregiverssoon.Iwelcomethechancetolifttheburdenofftheirshoulders,evenifit’sforjustaminute.46．A．relieved

B．delighted

C．frustrated

D．exhausted47．A．rescue

B．comfort

C．please

D．protect48．A．communication

B．survival

C．nursing

D．working49．A．regretted

B．a(chǎn)ssumed

C．feared

D．a(chǎn)ppreciated50．A．professional

B．physical

C．financial

D．emotional51．A．unfortunately

B．gradually

C．eventually

D．surprisingly52．A．encouragement

B．a(chǎn)ttention

C．care

D．guidance53．A．bravery

B．modesty

C．honesty

D．kindness54．A．reflectedon

B．cameupon

C．wentover

D．focusedon55．A．faced

B．occupied

C．a(chǎn)cquainted

D．a(chǎn)ssociated56．A．a(chǎn)llowed

B．required

C．a(chǎn)dvised

D．forced57．A．problem

B．crisis

C．opportunity

D．emergency58．A．forbidden

B．expected

C．supposed

D．determined59．A．respond

B．hesitate

C．struggle

D．compromise60．A．extending

B．planning

C．finishing

D．continuing

（2022·上海民辦南模中學(xué)高三開學(xué)考試）Mind-readingAIturnsthoughtsintowordsusingabrainimplantAnartificialintelligencecanaccuratelytranslatethoughtsintosentences,atleastforalimitedvocabularyof250words.Thesystemmaybringusastepcloserto

____61____

speechtopeoplewhohavelosttheabilitybecauseofparalysis.JosephMakinattheUniversityofCalifornia,SanFrancisco,andhiscolleaguesuseddeeplearningalgorithmstostudythebrain

____62____

offourwomenastheyspoke.Thewomen,whoallhaveepilepsy,alreadyhadelectrodesattachedtotheirbrainsto

____63____

seizures.Eachwomanwasaskedtoreadaloudfromasetofsentencesastheteammeasuredbrainactivity.Thelargestgroupofsentences

____64____

250uniquewords.Theteamfedthisbrainactivitytoaneuralnetworkalgorithm,trainingittoidentifyregularly

____65____

patternsthatcouldbelinkedtorepeatedaspectsofspeech,suchasvowelsorconsonants.Thesepatternswerethenfedtoasecondneuralnetwork,whichtriedtoturnthemintowordsto

____66____

asentence.Eachwomanrepeatedthesentencesatleasttwice,andthefinalrepetitiondidn’tformpartofthetrainingdata,

____67____

theresearcherstotestthesystem.Eachtimeapersonspeaksthesamesentence,thebrainactivityassociatedwillbesimilarbutnotidentical.“Memorisingthebrainactivityofthethesesentenceswouldn’thelp,sothenetworkinsteadhastolearnwhat’ssimilaraboutthemsothatitcangeneralisetothisfinalexample,”saysMakin.Acrossthefourwomen,theAI’sbest

____68____

wasanaveragetranslationerrorrateof3percent.MakinsaysthatusingasmallnumberofsentencesmadeiteasierfortheAItolearnwhichwordstendtofollowothers.Forexample,theAIwasabletodecodethattheword“Turner”wasalwayslikelytofollowtheword“Tina”inthissetofsentences,frombrain

____69____

alone.Theteamtrieddecodingthebrainsignaldatainto

_____70_____

wordsattime,ratherthanwholesentences,butthisincreasedtheerrorrateto38percentevenforthebestperformance.“Sothenetworkclearlyislearningfactsaboutwhichwordsgotogether,andnotjustwhichneuralactivity

_____71_____

towhichwords,”saysMakin.Thiswillmakeithardto

_____72_____

thesystemtoalargervocabularybecauseeachnewwordincreasesthenumberofpossiblesentences,reducing

_____73_____.Makingsays250wordscouldstillbeusefulforpeoplewhocan’ttalk.“Wewanttodeploythisinapatientwithanactualspeechdisability,”hesays,althoughitispossibletheirbrainactivitymaybedifferentfromthatofthewomeninthisstudy,makingthismore

_____74_____.SophieScottatUniversityCollegeLondonsayswearealongwayfrombeingabletotranslatebrainsignaldatacomprehensively.“Youprobablyknowaround250,000words,soit’sstillanincredibly

_____75_____

setofspeechthatthey’reusing,”shesays.61．A．inspecting

B．restoring

C．a(chǎn)dmiring

D．inspiring62．A．emotion

B．a(chǎn)ttractiveness

C．a(chǎn)wareness

D．signals63．A．monitor

B．master

C．control

D．expect64．A．concluded

B．excluded

C．contained

D．increased65．A．extended

B．occurring

C．ignored

D．concerned66．A．form

B．handle

C．hand

D．force67．A．issuing

B．producing

C．a(chǎn)llowing

D．a(chǎn)cquiring68．A．behavior

B．comment

C．preparation

D．performance69．A．possibility

B．a(chǎn)ctivity

C．capacity

D．responsibility70．A．individual

B．financial

C．social

D．technical71．A．serves

B．finishes

C．maps

D．competes72．A．switchup

B．putup

C．riseup

D．scaleup73．A．privacy

B．a(chǎn)ccuracy

C．currency

D．fluency74．A．critical

B．specific

C．proper

D．difficult75．A．committed

B．oppressed

C．restricted

D．dominated

（2022·上海交大附中高三開學(xué)考試）America’seatinghabitshavechangedradicallyoverthepast40years.Weconsumemoreandmorefoodoflessandlessnutritionalvalue.Thenation’sadultobesityrateisnow42.4%.Whyhaveourhabitschanged?Partofthereasonisdemographic(人口學(xué)的).Whenwomenmovedintotheworkplace,

____76____,therewaslesstimeathometodevotetocooking.Theresulthasbeenmoreeatingoutorstore-boughtpreparedmeals.

____77____

hasplayedarole,too:Themicrowaveoven

____78____

anindustryofhighlyprocessedfoolslardedwithfatsandoils.In

Hooked,MichaelMoss,aPulitzerPrize-winningjournalist,raisesaquestion—Whatifthefoodswe’reswallowinghavebeendesignedandmarkedtobecomeaddictive?Whilepresentinghiscase,Mr.MossoffersanappealingtourofAmerica’sfood

____79____,takingsidetripsintobiologyandpsychologyand,notleast,intotheworldoffoodcompounds.Mr.Mossbeginswiththescienceofaddition.Thedefinitionofaddictionhelikesbest—“arepetitivebehaviorthatsomepeoplefinddifficulttoquit”—comesfromaone-timechiefexecutiveofPhilipMorris.Asforthe

____80____

thataffectsourfoodchoices,Mr.Mossnotesthat,whileittakesl0secondsforthebraintofeeltheeffectsofcigarettes,sugar’seffectsarefelt20timesfaster—andsaltandfatdon’ttakemuchlongerthanthat.Thedifference

____81____

nicotine(尼古丁)needingtoenterthebloodstreamtoreachthebrain,whilesugarandsalttakea

____82____

throughthetastebuds(味蕾).Butthetongueis

____83____

bythenosewhenitcomestodrivingoureatingdecisions.Whilethereare10,000tastebuds,thereare10millionolfactoryreceptors(嗅覺受體),andtheycandetecthundredsofscents.“Flavoristhecombinationoftasteandsmell,”writesMr.Moss,“andthelion’sshareofthe

____84____

inthisgoestosmell.”O(jiān)rallthesubstancesthatcangetushooked,Mr.Mosssays,“nothingisfasterthanfoodwhenitcomesto

_____85_____

thebrainchemistry.Certainkindsoffood,thatis.”Theconsumptionofthehighlyprocessedandsweetenedconcoctions(調(diào)制品)thatdominatetheAmericandiet:cereals,sodas,fruitjuices,cookies,packagedmeats,aswellassaladdressingandpastasaucesdeliversintenseandimmediatepleasureandcreatesaneedthatfitsMr.Moss’sbroaddefinitionofaddiction.Whyareweonlynowseeingtheharmfuleffectsofthefood-inducedbrainchemistry?Mr.Mosssummarizesthethinkingofoneofthescientistsbeprofiles:“Wesimplyhaven’thadthe

_____86_____

wewouldneed,inrelationtoevolution,tocatchupwiththedramaticchangesinfoodproductionandoureatinghabitsofthepastfortyyears.”O(jiān)nemajorthemeof“Hooked”isthatthefoodindustryexploitsthis

_____87_____—evencreatesit.Mr.Mossarguesthattheindustry’sgrowthhasbeenenabledbyits“manipulationofour

_____88_____

desires,”notleastthroughmarketingandsalesstrategies.Hedescribescompaniessuper-sizingtheirproducts(suchasthe“DoubleStuf”O(jiān)reo)andcreatingpackagingthatcanremain

_____89_____

(thuseasingconsumptionwhile,say,driving).Onebyproductofthesestrategies,observesMr.Moss,isthatsnacks—oftenprocessedproductswithhighconveniencebutlownutritionalvalue—nowaccountforabout25%ofdailycalorieconsumption.Socialnormshaveadjustedthemselves

_____90_____:Ithasbecome“sociallyacceptabletoeatanything,anywhere,anytime,”Mr.Mosswrites.76．A．forinstance

B．a(chǎn)fterall

C．viceversa

D．inaddition77．A．Marketing

B．Service

C．Technology

D．Efficiency78．A．madeupfor

B．castlighton

C．gavebirthto

D．wentinfor79．A．industry

B．landscape

C．market

D．production80．A．biology

B．psychology

C．mindset

D．mentality81．A．hidesfrom

B．stemsfrom

C．shiftsfrom

D．emergesfrom82．A．shortcut

B．bow

C．twist

D．chance83．A．compared

B．paralleled

C．leveled

D．overtaken84．A．decision

B．route

C．credit

D．benefit85．A．checkingout

B．stirringup

C．payingoff

D．respondingto86．A．temper

B．limit

C．gap

D．time87．A．mismatch

B．consumption

C．rate

D．pride88．A．intellectual

B．rebellious

C．instinctual

D．conditional89．A．distinctive

B．stylish

C．upright

D．a(chǎn)ppetizing90．A．positively

B．progressively

C．unexpectedly

D．a(chǎn)ccordingly

（2022·浙江·舟山南海實驗高中高三開學(xué)考試）IwassoblessedforallthespecialmomentsIhadwithmymother.Whenshewaseighty-two,shethoughtshewas

____91____

mebyaskingmetotakehertothemanydoctorvisitsshehad,butitwasa

____92____

formetospendqualitytimewithher.Itriedtomakea(n)

____93____

ofourdaystogether,

____94____

herdoctor’svisitswithdoingsomethingthrilling.Oneday,whileweweredrivinganddecidingwheretoeatlunch,I

____95____

toastoplightandsawalargesignoutsidearestaurant.Ilookedatthe

____96____

signandaskedmymother.“HaveyoueverplayedSkee-Ball?”“No.”shereplied.Sowechosetoeatinthisrestaurant.I

____97____

thespeciallunchbuffet,anditcamewithfiftytokens(代幣)forthearcade(電玩)games.I

____98____,“Aha!Wearerich!”Afterweate,itwastimetousethosegoldentokens.MomlovedplayingSkee-Ballandcollecting

____99____.Shemovedfromgametogamelikeachild.Shehadfun

____100____

asonemachinespewed(噴出)outseventicketsagainandagain!I

____101____

hertokenaftertokenforthenextgametobeplayed...untilwe

____102____

tokens.Whenwewentto

____103____

inourhandfulsofticketsattheautomaticcountingmachine,Momchoseatoywhistle.Themangavehera(n)

____104____

oneforme,sowehadfunblowingwhistlestogether.Ikeepthatwhistleonmydesk,a

____105____

ofawonderfulexperiencewithmymomasweembraced(欣然接受)herwillingnesstomakethemostofeveryday.91．A．upsetting

B．bothering

C．worrying

D．hurting92．A．dream

B．challenge

C．rule

D．privilege93．A．a(chǎn)dventure

B．option

C．a(chǎn)ppointment

D．contribution94．A．treating

B．sharing

C．combining

D．a(chǎn)rranging95．A．pulledup

B．pickingup

C．settingout

D．gettingout96．A．similar

B．faint

C．colorful

D．formal97．A．prepared

B．ordered

C．packed

D．cooked98．A．complained

B．joked

C．recommended

D．insisted99．A．tickets

B．information

C．coins

D．tokens100．A．jumping

B．watching

C．smiling

D．imagining101．A．handed

B．sent

C．owed

D．returned102．A．letgoof

B．caughtholdof

C．lostsightof

D．ranoutof103．A．take

B．fill

C．trade

D．bring104．A．popular

B．single

C．ordinary

D．extra105．A．discovery

B．theme

C．souvenir

D．concern

（2022·湖北孝感·高三階段練習(xí)）Onesummerday,thebushesinourbackyardbeganmakingallsortsofnoise.Orrather,ourdog,Bella,wasinthebushesandmadenoise.Our11-year-olddaughter

____106____

Bella’spawing(刨)atabranch,wheretherewereseveralcaterpillars(蝴蝶幼蟲).MyhusbandandI

____107____

thatourbackyard-frequenthangoutofbirds-wasn’tthesafest

____108____

forcaterpillars.Sowegotabutterflyhousewherethecaterpillarscould

____109____

metamorphose(蛻變).Eachday,whenwetookthebutterflyhousetothe

____110____,Bellafollowed.Eachnight,whenwebroughtitbackinside,Bellafollowed,andsleptunderthetableonwhichitrested.Wedon’tknowwhyBellawasso

____111____,butshewasthereforeverystepofthebudding(萌芽的)butterflies’

____112____.Finally,thecaterpillars

____113____

beautifulbutterflies.Itcameasa

____114____

thatBelladidn’tseemworriedwhenourdaughter

_____115_____

them.Infact,Bellaseemedtounderstandthatthiswaspartofthelife

_____116_____.Itwasn’tuntilonelastbutterflywouldn’tflyawaythatBellaexpressed

_____117_____.Shegentlyrestedherheadnearthe

_____118_____

butterfly,whichfliedontohernose.Bellaliftedherhead,pointedhernose,and

_____119_____

oneofthosebreathydogsighs.WiththesighofBella,thelastbutterflyflewoff.Itseemedalittle

_____120_____

fromaparenttobeginone’sownmigration.106．A．discovered

B．sensed

C．imagined

D．imitated107．A．determined

B．denied

C．warned

D．worried108．A．solution

B．distance

C．circumstance

D．investment109．A．regularly

B．temporarily

C．safely

D．ideally110．A．room

B．backyard

C．brick

D．branch111．A．exposed

B．a(chǎn)ttached

C．envious

D．ignorant112．A．organization

B．situation

C．explanation

D．transformation113．A．brokeinto

B．turnedinto

C．raninto

D．walkedinto114．A．surprise

B．delight

C．relief

D．favor115．A．fed

B．caught

C．released

D．chased116．A．cycle

B．trick

C．play

D．problem117．A．mercy

B．concern

C．shame

D．confusion118．A．last

B．beautiful

C．odd

D．common119．A．putout

B．madeout

C．figuredout

D．letout120．A．comfort

B．a(chǎn)dvice

C．push

D．blame

（2022·湖南師大附中高三階段練習(xí)）Tacklingbehavioralproblemsatschoolisnoteasy,butDr.TerranceNewtonisdoingthatwitha

____121____

effectivesolution.InhisfirstyearasprincipalofWarnerElementarySchool,Newtonhasalreadyseena

____122____

changeinhisat-riskstudents.Allittookwasafewquality

____123____

andapairofclippers.Newtonsawthe

____124____

assoonashestartedattheschool.Bullyingwas

____125____

andstudentswereconstantlybeing

____126____.Hebelievedthebestwaytosolvethiswastobuildpositiverelationshipswithstudents.So,he

____127____

tosetupabarbershopatschool.Havingcuthairbefore,Newton

____128____

thebarbershopcouldbeasafespaceforstudentsto

____129____.Andhewasright-notonlyhashebondedwithformer

_____130_____,butsuspensionshavedroppedfrom103to4inthelastyear!Evenbetter,bullyinghasallbutstopped.KamishaCollinshasseenthe

_____131_____

inher11-year-oldson,BrandonPonzo.“Inthebeginningoftheschoolyear,mysonstartedoffreally

_____132_____

andwasnotgettingalongwithDr.Newton,butnowtheyhavebuiltthis

_____133_____-heloveshimverymuch,”Collinssaid.“Dr.Newtonsayspositivethingstothemwhilecuttingtheirhair.Andmyson’sbehaviorandgradeshaveimprovedsomuch.”Whatabrilliantideanottomentiona

_____134_____

leader!Alittleloveandcarecanmakeabigimpacton

_____135_____

kids.121．A．suddenly

B．similarly

C．surprisingly

D．hardly122．A．great

B．slight

C．harmful

D．risky123．A．haircuts

B．conversations

C．performances

D．services124．A．fear

B．problem

C．project

D．reason125．A．outofplace

B．undercontrol.

C．underdiscussion

D．outofhand126．A．suspended

B．criticized

C．praised

D．protected127．A．decided

B．preferred

C．learned

D．a(chǎn)fforded128．A．promised

B．a(chǎn)dmitted

C．rejected

D．figured129．A．calmdown

B．openup

C．showup

D．breakdown130．A．classmates

B．colleagues

C．housekeepers

D．troublemakers131．A．increase

B．encouragement

C．difference

D．difficulty132．A．rough

B．pleasant

C．easy

D．mild133．A．barrier

B．barbershop

C．reputation

D．bond134．A．strict

B．brave

C．fantastic

D．modest135．A．a(chǎn)ppealing

B．disappointing

C．struggling

D．lying

（2022·河北·高三階段練習(xí)）Ican’trememberthefirsttimeoneofmychildrentoldme,“Ihateyou.”Ican,however,tellyouthatitstillhappens

____136____,butitdoesn’tbotherme.TherearethreeotherwordsthatIwon’t

____137____

inmyhouse,however.Lastweek,Iwaswatchingmyoldersonplaywithapaperairplane.Afterhe

____138____

threwitintoawallanditcameapart,hiseyes

____139____

upwithtears.“Ihatemyself,”hesaid.Itwasn’tthefirsttimehe’dsaidit,andIwas

____140____

thathe’dstartedtoactuallybelieveit.ItoldhimthatIneverwantedto

____141____

thosewordsagain,andthatheneededtorespecthimself.The

____142____

betweenyourkidstellingyoutheyhateyouandsayingtheyhatethemselvesisthat,fiveminuteslater,they’vealready

____143____

they“hateyou”.Self-hatehasmuchmore

____144____

effectonyoungpeople,itcanlinger(存留)intotherestoftheirlife.Kidswhostarttobelievetheyhatethemselvessometimes

____145____

toformnewfriendships.Asteenagers,theyavoidthe

____146____

toconnectwithapotentialloveinterest,bec