专题03 完形填空（第2期）-2024届浙江高考英语模拟试题分项汇编（学生版）

专题03完形填空（第2期）-2024届浙江高考英语模拟试题分项汇编完形填空【2024·浙江省杭州市高三上学期一模】Gang(团伙)tensionswererisingatSouthwoodHighSchool.Somecommunityactivistshelda(n)21meetingwithparentsandtheprincipal.Agroupofthefathers22decideditwastimetomaketheir23knownoncampus.That’showDadsonDutywasbornwithitsgoal-makesurethekidsare24.Around40menorganizedintosix-personshifts,withtwoshiftsoncampuseveryday.They25thedayafterthemeeting.Thesepeople26theirownschedulesandcommitmentswithoutcomplaint.Someofthemarefathersofkidsattheschool,whileothersarenotbutexpecttheyouthintheircommunitytoknowtheyhavea(n)27villagebehindthem.Now,anyonewhowantstoentertheschoolwith28willhavetoavoidenergeticpapabears,bigsmilesandmanydadjokes.It’shardtobeatoughguywhensomebody’sunclehasjust29youintocheckingyourshoelacesforcountlesstimes,onlytofindthattheyarenot,infact,untied.SinceDadsonDutyarrivedoncampus,gangbattleshave30declined.“Theschoolhasbeen31,youcanfeelit,”saidonestudent.AnothertoldtheWashingtonPost,“They32allthekidslikewe’retheirownchildren.”Thedadsaren’tmeantto33securityguards.Iftheydoseea(n)34mayoccur,theygetsecurityonthesceneassoonaspossible.Theirpresenceismeanttobemore35thanreactionary.21．A．regular B．difficult C．emergency D．scheduled22．A．onduty B．inattendance C．atwork D．underguard23．A．voice B．status C．effort D．presence24．A．safe B．hardworking C．healthy D．equal25．A．practiced B．started C．gathered D．prepared26．A．check B．maintain C．sacrifice D．arrange27．A．large B．wild C．entire D．local28．A．confusion B．anger C．fright D．shock29．A．tricked B．persuaded C．forced D．scared30．A．never B．unexpectedly C．further D．dramatically31．A．happy B．curious C．cautious D．innovative32．A．yellat B．interactwith C．makefunof D．lookupto33．A．change B．post C．replace D．criticize34．A．debate B．theft C．fight D．instance.35．A．practical B．extraordinary C．temporary D．preventive完形填空【2024·浙江省金华市金华十校高三上学期一模】WhenEugenieGeorgefirstheardthatherfriendpassedafinancialexam,herheartsank.She’d21thesametestweeksearlier.“Envywaseatingmeup,”recallsGeorge.Butanywayshe22herfriend.“AndItoldherIfailedandadmittedIwas23,”shesays.Georgeknewthatbeing24wouldeaseherenvy,butshewassurprisedthatitalsoenabledherto25herfriend’shappinessandexperienceherowninturn.Finding26inanotherperson’sgoodfortuneiswhatsocialscientistscallfreudenfreude,thegreatjoywefeelwhensomeoneelsesucceeds,27itdoesn’tdirectlyinvolveus.Freudenfreudeislikeakindofsocial28,saysCatherineChambliss,aprofessorofpsychology.Itmakesrelationships“closerandmoreenjoyable.”Toooften,wethinkourfriends29usmostduringtheirhardtimes:ajob30,gettingdivorced.Infact,howfriends31ourjoyisevenmoreimportantforusthanhowtheyrespondtoour32.Toooften,wethinkofjoypassively.Weseeitassomethingthatcometous,insteadofsomethingwecan33.Whileitcanbedifficultinpractice,freudenfreudecanliftusupand34ourday.Socelebratingourfriends’35isawin-wintousall.21．A．taken B．passed C．failed D．prepared22．A．congratulated B．forgave C．blamed D．ignored23．A．badly-behaved B．over-burdened C．short-sighted D．green-eyed24．A．tough B．honest C．tolerant D．optimistic25．A．imagine B．understand C．share D．increase26．A．hope B．passion C．confidence D．pleasure27．A．evenif B．asif C．nowthat D．sothat28．A．platform B．glue C．booster D．routine29．A．support B．annoy C．upset D．need30．A．loss B．change C．interview D．application31．A．lookforwardto B．contributeto C．getusedto D．reactto32．A．envy B．complaints C．suffering D．mistakes33．A．predict B．produce C．choose D．measure34．A．fill B．start C．brighten D．balance35．A．survival B．success C．recovery D．generosity完形填空【2024·浙江省宁波市高三上学期第一次模拟】Thefourpeoplehavepersuadedcompaniestogivethem￡250,000worthoftoysandfoodfornothing.AndnextMonday,theyaregoingto21themtoeveryhouseacrossnorthLondon.DavidGoodfellowandhisthreefriends,BennyCrane,JamesHunterandCallumTeach,callthemselves“TheKindnessOffensive”.Theyspecialisein22randomactsofkindnessfortotal23.Accordingtothem,itisremarkablyeasytogetholdofitemstogiveaway,ifyou24.“Yousimplyphone25manufacturerstoseeiftheyarewillingtodonatesomething.”MrGoodfellowexplains.“Ourphonebillsareenormous,but26youreachsomeonesympathetic.”Thefourfriends27theirworktogetherayearago.“Atfirst,mostpeopleweredeeplysuspicious,”saidMrCrane,amusician.“Theydidn’tthinkwe’d28ourpromises.”Butthegroupsoonlearnedhowtodoitproperlyandconvincepeopleoftheirgood29.Theirfirstsuccessful“kindnessact”wastohelp30aboy’sdreamofwatchingafootballmatchand,lastOctober,theygavefreefoodto31seekers.“We’vemetpeoplestrugglingjusttolive,”saidMrHunter,“they32wanttocontributetosocietybuttheycan’tworkandtheydon’tfinditeasyeventobuyfood.”TheKindnessOffensivegoestogreatlengthsto33mediaexposurebuttheywouldliketoseemorepeopleperformingkinddeedsforoneanother.“WhatI’velearntisthatkindnessis34,”David’sfathersaid,“35youdogooddeeds,you’llgetalotoutofitandotherswillfollow.”21．A．lead B．distribute C．attach D．apply22．A．carryingout B．workingout C．makingout D．bringingout23．A．children B．customers C．strangers D．friends24．A．adapt B．depart C．concentrate D．persist25．A．familiar B．overseas C．endless D．aimless26．A．initially B．ultimately C．unfortunately D．naturally27．A．launched B．conc