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1、2022年高考英语总复习 题组层级快练（二十二）外研版必修4.完形填空Many years ago, when I was in high school and working on a weekend to pay for the schooling, I lost my wallet. Because my old car _1_ refuelling, I paid the gas bill and then put my wallet on the bumper(保险杠), and _2_. I didnt realize it _3_ my phone rang and a man
2、asked me if I had lost my wallet. I _4_ and found it was lost. He asked me to tell him how many _5_ were in it, and I told him. He then told me where to _6_ my wallet.As I pulled in to his _7_, I noticed his handicapped vehicle and the ramp (坡道) going up _8_ the house. I was thinking that this man c
3、ouldnt easily get out of his _9_ and pick up my wallet. He had to pull over, get in his _10_, and then pick it up. I was just _11_.I knocked on the door and was allowed in. I thanked him sincerely for finding my wallet. While I didnt want to insult him by _12_ money, I really felt like giving someth
4、ing. So I asked him if there was anything I could do to repay his _13_, and he said, “Just pass it on.” I was raised to be honest _14_ so I wholeheartedly promised I would.Well, one cannot find many wallets and about 10 years later I found _15_. It took me several days to _16_ the young man to whom
5、the wallet _17_. He lived in another state, about 60 miles away, from _18_ I found the lost wallet. I _19_ to go through his wallet, but I finally _20_ him through a stub (票根) in it. When he called me back, we agreed to meet, so I could return his wallet.1. A. required B. finishedC. missed D. escape
6、d2. A. set out B. drove offC. pulled in D. pulled over3. A. when B. unlessC. until D. after4. A. came B. checkedC. wished D. decided5. A. papers B. dollarsC. orders D. books6. A. pick up B. put upC. send up D. stand up7. A. home B. drivewayC. sight D. direction8. A. down B. toC. over D. off9. A. hou
7、se B. seatC. vehicle D. way10. A. wheelchair B. positionC. condition D. convenience11. A. astonished B. confusedC. annoyed D. concerned12. A. asking B. searchingC. offering D. examining13. A. kindness B. generosityC. courage D. politeness14. A. anyway B. somewhatC. however D. instead15. A. it B. tha
8、tC. one D. another16. A. track down B. pass downC. bring down D. get down17. A. belonged B. cameC. referred D. went18. A. which B. whereC. what D. when19. A. forgot B. admittedC. avoided D. hated20. A. saw B. followedC. located D. thought答案与解析【文章大意】 本文是记叙文。文章讲述了爱的传递，文中的残疾人不求回报，而是让爱心传递下去的故事令人感动。1. 答案
9、 A解析 考查动词。下文的I paid the gas bill说明作者的汽车需要加油。故选A项。require相当于need或want，其后可以跟动名词，相当于require to be done“需要被做”。2. 答案 B解析 考查动词短语。下文提到作者接到电话，有人问作者他的钱包是否丢了，这说明作者加完油就驱车离开了加油站。drive off“驱车离去”。3. 答案 C解析 考查固定句式。此处是not . until句式。此处表示直到作者的电话响了，有人问作者，作者才意识到他丢了钱包。4. 答案 B解析 考查动词。结合语境和常识可知，有人问作者是否丢了钱包，作者自然应该是去查看自己的钱包
10、是否丢了。check“核实；查看”。5. 答案 B解析 考查名词。钱包里最有可能装的是钱，故选B项。6. 答案 A解析 考查动词短语。下文表明作者去取回自己的钱包，故选A项。pick up在本句中表示“取回”。7. 答案 B解析 考查名词。由下文的I noticed his handicapped vehicle并结合选项可知，作者应该是停在了这位好心人的私家车道(driveway)上。8. 答案 B解析 考查介词。由语境可知这条坡道应该是直通这位好心人的住房。9. 答案 C解析 考查名词。由上文中的his handicapped vehicle可知此处选C项。此处表示从车中下来。10. 答案
11、 A解析 考查名词。上文的his handicapped vehicle暗示着好心人要停下车，坐上轮椅，再去捡钱包。11. 答案 A解析 考查形容词。联系上下文可知，看到这种状况，作者应该是感到很吃惊。12. 答案 C解析 考查动词。此处表示作者不想通过给钱的方式侮辱捡到钱包的好心人，offer表示“主动提出；自愿给予”。13. 答案 A解析 考查名词。这位残疾人把钱包归还给作者，作者想回报他的善意。14. 答案 A解析 考查副词。无论如何，作者从小受的教育就是诚实做人，所以作者由衷地承诺他会做到。anyway意为“无论如何”。15. 答案 C解析 考查代词。联系上文的one cannot f
12、ind many wallets和下文作者归还钱包可知，作者在大约10年后捡到一个钱包。16. 答案 A解析 考查动词短语。作者花费几天的时间才找到钱包的主人，track down意为“追查到；搜寻到”。17. 答案 A解析 考查动词。钱包属于一位年轻的男士。belong to意为“属于”。18. 答案 B解析 考查连词。该句中的from where引导定语从句，先行词是上文中的another state，此处表示在离那个州大约60英里的地方我发现了这个丢失的钱包。19. 答案 D解析 考查动词。依据句中but后的内容可知，作者不愿意翻动他的钱包。hate“不愿；不想”，符合题意。20. 答案
13、 C解析 考查动词。作者终于找到了钱包的主人，说明他根据票根锁定了这个钱包的主人。locate表示“确定的准确地点”。.阅读理解A formerly homeless Utah man has used his insight to create and build “survival pods”, or mini-shelters, to be offered to people who currently have nowhere to live. “I believe a person needs the dignity of something they can call their own, even if its only this,” Gary Pickering, a retired auto body shop owner in Pleasant Grove, told TV news station KSL.Pickering, 73, was technically homeless for three years following a divo
