题目内容

11.I became lame(瘸的)in both legs in my childhood.I can't stand without the support of two (1)D.Only in my wheelchair can I (2)A.
I still remember the first day at (3)A.When I appeared at the door,(4)C  in the classroom looked at me in surprise.My face turned red.I couldn't help turning back.However,it was the(5)B and sympathy (同情) in their eyes that stopped me doing that.I went shyly towards an empty seat.
Being lame,I didn't(6)Ato walk in front of my classmates.I was afraid that I might be (7)A   at.In those
days I was very sad to see others walking(8)C.
One day,a few students came up to me and asked me to go outside.I was really (9)D.They encouraged me with a friendly smile and(10)B me in my wheelchair from place to place.I was(11)B to them for giving me a chance to see the sights of our lovely school with my own(12)C.
After that we often read,played and talked together.My friends are always(13)B to help me.It made me (14)D I am disabled.
Once they asked me,"What is the most beautiful thing in our school?"Without hesitation (犹豫) I said,"It is the(15)D."

1.A.bicyclesB.pensC.linesD.sticks
2.A.walkB.runC.sitD.stand
3.A.schoolB.wheelchairC.homeD.hospital
4.A.somethingB.nothingC.everyoneD.nobody
5.A.feelingB.kindnessC.sorrowD.pain
6.A.dareB.admitC.allowD.debate
7.A.laughedB.smiledC.staredD.looked
8.A.sadlyB.slowlyC.happilyD.shyly
9.A.braveB.sadC.hurtD.excited
10.A.placedB.pushedC.drewD.pulled
11.A.selfishB.gratefulC.upsetD.unfair
12.A.handsB.fingersC.eyesD.feet
13.A.smartB.readyC.wiseD.unwilling
14.A.rememberB.imagineC.thinkD.forget
15.A.teachersB.schoolyardC.parentsD.friendship

分析 由于身体原因,刚开始上学时"我"很胆怯,总担心会被同学们嘲笑,但是在一次同学们叫"我"一起出去玩之后我的生活发生了改变,同学们让"我"收获了快乐,甚至让"我"忘记了自己是个残疾人.

解答 1-5 DAACB  6-10 AACDB  11-15 BCBDD
1.D 考查句意理解.根据文中句意,作者是一个瘸子,推断走路要用拐杖,stick是"拐杖",所以答案是stick"拐杖",故答案选D.
2.A  考查动词辨析.根据上文"I became lame in both legs in my childhood."及本空前的"Only in my wheelchair"可知,只有在轮椅上,"我"才能走路(walk),故A项正确.
3.A 考查上下文逻辑.根据下文中的"classroom"可知,此处是说"我"在学校(school)的第一天,故A项正确.
4.C 考查上下文逻辑.根据下文中的"their eyes"可知,"我"已出现在门口,教室里的每一个人(everyone)都盯着我,故C项正确.
5.B 考查名词辨析.根据本空后的"sympathy"可知,正是他们目光中流露出的善意(kindness)和同情…,故B项正确.
6.A 考查句意理解,因为我是一个瘸子,所以我不敢在同学们面前走路,害怕被嘲笑,dare动词"敢",所以答案选A.
7.A  考查动词辨析.根据本空前的"…I was afraid that"可知,"我"担心会被同学们嘲笑(laugh at),故A项正确.
8.C  考查副词辨析.根据文章语境可知,那段日子里看到同学们快乐地(happily)走来走去,"我"感到很难过,happily与sad形成对比,故C项正确.
9.D 考查形容词辨析.根据本空前的"…asked me to go outside."可知,同学们叫"我"一起出去玩,这让"我"感到很兴奋(excited),故D项正确
10.B 考查上下文理解.根据本空后的"in my wheelchair from place to place"可知,同学们用轮椅推(push)着"我"走来走去,故B项正确.
11.B  考查形容词辨析.根据本空后的"giving me a chance"可知,"我"很感激(grateful)他们给了"我"一个…的机会,故B项正确
12.C 考查句意理解,根据前文to see the sights of our lovely school 看我们学校的美丽的风景,所以应该是用眼睛看,故答案选C.
13.B  考查形容词辨析.根据本空前的"After that we often read,played and talked together."可知,自从那次同学们推"我"出去玩以后,他们总是准备好了(be ready to)帮助"我",故B项正确.
14.D 考查动词辨析.根据文章情境可知,同学们的帮助让"我"忘记(forget)了自己是个残疾人,故D项正确.
15.D 考查名词辨析.此处总结全文,根据文章内容可知,同学们让"我"收获了快乐,甚至让"我"忘记了自己是个残疾人,"我"认为友谊(friendship)是学校里最美好的东西,故D项正确

点评 近几年高考试题中的完形填空有新的变化,试题所涉及的知识面不断拓宽,综合难度不断提高.做完型填空首先要通读全文,了解大意.一篇完形填空的文章有许多空格,所以,必须先通读一至两遍,才能大概了解文章的内容.千万不要看一句,做一句.其次要逐句分析,前后一致.选择答案时,要考虑整个句子的内容,包括搭配、时态、语法等. 答案全部填完后,再通读一遍文章,检查是否通顺流畅了,用词得当,意思正确.

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