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1、限时精练三45分钟综合性过关小练习(一)注意事项:1. 答题前,考生务必将学校、班级、姓名写在密封线内。2. 请将选择题的答案根据老师批改需要填写在试卷第3页所附的答题栏内。一、 完形填空请认真阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。When I hear about parents who are living through their children, I picture a bitter father, yelling at his son as he pushes him to be the best football player to fulfi
2、ll his own failed 1. Or a mother who buys her daughter 2 because she wants her daughter to have the popularity she 3. My mother, on the other hand, has, made me believe that living through your children isnt always a(an) 4 thing.My mother grew up in a 5 Italian home where the men wore the trousers a
3、nd the women quietly washed them. It was her job to 6 after her three brothers by washing their clothes and doing their dishes while they played with their friends. As a 7, my mother grew up without the influence of other cultures, food, social and group activities. My life is completely 8. In first
4、 grade I started gymnastics, in second and third grades I played T-ball(儿童棒球), 9 then I went to learn ballet. My mother 10 learned to swim, so during the summer I was in swimming lessons as she hoped. I was 11 to try everything so that I could find my passion. Hundreds of dollars were 12 on skiing a
5、nd snowboarding. I took lessons in the violin, guitar and piano, only to find out that I had absolutely no musical 13.Not only was I more 14 than my mother, but I was never burdened by my brothers chores. My mother made sure that we were treated 15. I learned to ride a motorcycle, just like my broth
6、er. And 16 he washed the dishes and his own clothes.I remember that I was 14 when I first 17 that my mother was living through me. I had a 18 to go to Australia with a student organization. It was after I came home that I realized that I had 19 more in 14 years than my mother had in 42. She 20 her t
7、ime, energy and money so that I could have more than she did.()1. A. dreamB. ideaC. thinkingD. truth()2. A. clothesB. everythingC. dollsD. nothing()3. A. lackedB. foundC. daredD. made()4. A. sensitiveB. attractiveC. relative D. negative()5. A. seriousB. typicalC. wealthyD. friendly()6. A. put asideB
8、. clean upC. calm downD. come out()7. A. needB. caseC. resultD. hope()8. A. fixedB. lonelyC. oppositeD. separate()9. A. butB. andC. soD. as()10. A. neverB. everC. almostD. nearly()11. A. forcedB. embarrassedC. excitedD. encouraged()12. A. spentB. focusedC. takenD. kept()13. A. styleB. patternC. cust
9、om D. talent()14. A. costlyB. complexC. easyD. active()15. A. merelyB. partlyC. equally D. regularly()16. A. in turnB. in totalC. in vain D. in short()17. A. remindedB. realizedC. consideredD. witnessed()18. A. wishB. troubleC. chance D. doubt()19. A. passedB. carriedC. missed D. done()20. A. wasted
10、B. lostC. sacrificedD. donated二、 阅读理解请认真阅读下列短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。AThere is a man who Id like to tell you about. His name is Sandy Greenberg. In his youth, Sandy was a very good student, but he came from a poor family. And so he went to Columbia University on a scholarship and there he met
11、 his roommate who also was receiving financial aid.Now while he was a sophomore(大学二年级学生) at Columbia University, Sandy contracted an eye disease that eventually proved to be glaucoma. But the trouble was, it wasnt detected(检查) early enough, and as a result he became legally blind. I ask you all to i
12、magine for a moment having been sighted all your life and then all of a sudden being faced, in a very competitive school, with losing so much sight you could no longer read. This is what happened to Sandy Greenberg.But something else happened to Sandy that may surprise you. Sandy said that when he l
13、ost his sight, his roommate would read his textbooks to him, every night.So Im going to put you in that position, in a competitive school like Columbia, or John Hopkins. If your roommate had a serious disability, would you take the time to read textbooks to him every night, knowing the more you spen
14、d time reading textbooks to your roommate, perhaps the less well you might do with your other activities? Thats not as easy a question as it first appears.But luckily for Sandy, his roommate did. And as a result, Sandy went on to graduate with honors. He got a Fulbright Scholarship, and he went off
15、to study at Oxford. He was still quite poor, but he said he had managed to save about five hundred dollars as he went along.His roommate, meanwhile, also went on to graduate school. One day, Sandy got a call from him at Oxford. And his former roommate said, “Sandy, Im really unhappy. I really dont like being in graduate school, and I dont want to do this.” ()21. What is glaucoma?A. A problem in study. B. A trouble in money.C. An eye disease. D. A mental disease.()22. What does the underlined word “did” in Paragr
