高考英语完形填空专题训练题30套(含答案解析)

高考英语完形填空专题训练题30套（含答案解析）学校:姓名：班级:考号：一、完形填空Life was simpler when I was a child.There were no computers,mobile telephones,orwhat we would consider technology.The same could be said for Durham,NorthCarolina,where I grew up.I am going to take you back to a（n）2 Sunday when Iwas a kid.My grandma was the mother of the household.Chris,v she would 3,wakingme up at the crack of dawn so I could get ready for a community 4.1 rolled out ofbed,opening my eyes to the 5 shining into my room.Opening my closet（壁橱）,I6 my Sunday best.Even though it was still warm,I threw on my trousers and7 my shoes.After the gathering,I 8 across the road to find Marc,my best friend.We raninto the 9.1 hid from Marc,hoping he would not find me.I listened 10to his footsteps,making them out as he walked on the orange and red leaves.When I got home,my grandma was not at all H at the dirt on my face.Aftermy 12,I set the table for our special dinner of fried chicken.Soon after,I laydown in my r o o m,l 3 myself with a blanket,quietly thinking what would happenthe next day.Nowadays,although I live in a big city,I always 14 Im still 12 years old.Ialways thank the _15_ years for giving me so much.l.A.usefulB.specialC.modernD.practical.A.historicB.traditionalC.originalD.typical3.A.respondB.screamC.interruptD.scold4.A.gameB.performanceC.gatheringD.interviews.A.sunriseB.lightningC.flashD.Iamp6.A.picked outB.pointed outC.carried outD.left out7.A.boughtB.shinedC.storedD.checked8.A.cameB.rolledC.boundedD.got9.A.woodsB.kitchenC.garageD.basement 10.A.politelyB.excitedlyC.anxiouslyD.carefullyll.A.delightedB.impatientC.disappointedD.surprisedl2.A.commentB.showerC.explanationD.complaint 13.A.rewardingB.protectingC.coveringD.exploring 14.A.prayB.appreciateC.acceptD.imagine15.A.academicB previousC.difficultD.busy“How many blankets do you have ready?”my husband asked.As a retired teacher,hedidnt work and stayed at home.He also saw it as a(n)16 to drive to a hospital aboutseventy miles away where Id regularly donated baby blankets for those families 17.“Twelve,“I replied.4tHow soon can you 18 the road?”About two hours later,we arrived and handed the bags of blankets to a nurse who was19.“I was down to my 20 blanket,she said,“and I didnt know how I would getmore.,Then she opened the bags and admired every blanket.We were pleased with the21 of the delivery.A decade earlier,Id started donating home-sewn baby blankets.So far I have donatedmore than 1,200 blankets to several local hospitals.Creating something pretty and being intouch with 22 people also became“good medicine at a time when I felt 23.After hearing about my donation,more and more friends and strangers began 24their sewing supplies.At a yard sale,a seller with cancer said she had more 25cloth but needed time to collect it.When she called a week later.I 26 just a smallbag of waste cloth.Instead,she brought several big bags containing large pieces of wastecloth.She seemed unwell and told me to sew these as 27 as possible.Within afew weeks,I sent her a thank-you note with a photo of fifteen baby blankets made from hercloth.A week later,she 28.As I made more and more baby blankets,I was so tired that I fell ill.But I was 29by what I had done.Because it helps me confirm that I am a(n)30.person andthat what I do in my free time is positive.16.A.skillB.opportunityC.dreamD.plan 17.A.in needB.in panicC.in debtD.in dangerl8.A.buildB.crossC.hitD.findl9.A.annoyedB.depressedC.relaxedD.astonished20.A.onlyB.lastC.bestD.favorite21.A.destinationB.timingC.quantityD.cost22.A.generousB.appreciativeC.poorD.famous23.A.boredB.frightenedC.thankfulD.thrilled24.A.showingB.choosingC.searchingD.sharing25.A.wasteB.valuableC.expensiveD.colorfu126.A.witnessedB.receivedC.expectedD.collected27.A.carefullyB.cheaplyC.quicklyD.simply28.A.passed awayB.got betterC.showed upD.came over29.A.discouragedB.surprisedC.defeatedD.moved30.A.ordinaryB.importantC.worthyD.wealthyHow would you celebrate your birthday?Invite friends to a party or do something fun?Allen chose to celebrate his 17th birthday in a 31 way.He passed the evaluation forthe Sport Pilot License（SPL）on the day when he turned 17.At the age of 15,he was 32 and decided to apply for the license after he33 a large-scale aircraft exhibition.But at that time,his parents thought he should puthis studies before all else.34,he was too young to learn how to fly an aircraft.In theend,Allen talked his parents into supporting his 35.However,more 36 were ahead.He needed to learn complicated theories such asaerodynamics（空气动力学）and aviation regulations.Learning these requires much37.For example,I often think of an aircraft in my mind to assume how the air38 every part of it,said Allen.He had to learn practical 39 that required an instant response,allocation（分配）of attention and mental power.4I need to simultaneously（同 时 土 也）40 theflight instruments that provide data,such as altitude and airspeed,41 observing theoutside environment.Its not 42 in the beginning.43 his usual training course,Allen flew from his