完形填空-備戰(zhàn)2024年高考英語近兩年名校地市聯(lián)考模擬試題

精選匯編（新高考）

完形填空

1屬中學(xué)2023-2024學(xué)年高三摸底考試

2.廣東省執(zhí)信中學(xué)2023-2024學(xué)年高三開學(xué)試題

3.2024屆浙江省強(qiáng)基聯(lián)盟高三仿真模擬卷

4.2024屆四川省成都高高三適應(yīng)性模擬試題

5.廣東省廣州市第二中學(xué)等6校2023年高三試題

6.浙江省金麗衢十二校2023年高三試題

7.福建省福州市四縣（區(qū)）一中2023年高三聯(lián)考

8.江蘇省決勝新高考2023年高三大聯(lián)考試題

9.2023年湘豫名校聯(lián)考高三試題

10.2023年湖南省郴州市九校聯(lián)盟高三試題

1.【中學(xué)2023-2024學(xué)年高三摸底考試】

Rainorshine,aTibetanmailman,TseringChopatreks（跋涉）forlonghourstodelivermail.

PumachangthanginTibet,China'shighesttownship,hasvery21oxygenlevelandthe

annualaveragetemperatureis-7℃.However,theseweren'tthebiggestchallengesfora22

service.Asingle23toallthesixvillagesoflessthan2,000peoplecanbeaslongas160

km.Theextraordinary24requiredundersuchconditionsneedsnofurtherexplanation.

The25timeforTseringChopaisbetweenJulyandAugusteachyear,whenstudents

arewaitingfortheir26lettersfromvariousuniversities.Herecallsonesummerhehadto

delivermailtoonestudentwhosefamilyhadalreadymovedaway.Hehadtoquiz（詢問）neighbors

severaltimesforthenew27.Eventhoughtheroadtothevillagewas28becauseof

rain,hetrekkedformorethan20kmtofinallydelivertheletter."Idon'tmindthe29,

becauseitwasmy30todeliverthemailontime,^^hesays.

OnenightinFebruary,2019,alocalresidentNyimaTsering'sdaughterhadfaintedand31

neededhelp.Knowingthat,themailman32acarrightawayandsenthertothecounty

hospital.Healsogavesome33tothefamilyforthegirl'streatmenttohelpherrecovery.

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In2019,TseringChopa34theChinaYouthMayFourthMedal.AndhesaysJTtisa

great35ofwhatIdoandasymbolofencouragementaswell,tobringtheworldcloser

tothemandtakethemclosertotheworld.”

21.A.intenseB.lightC.highD.low

22.A.postalB.consultingC.domesticD.public

23.A.flightB.holidayC.tripD.choice

24.A.diligenceB.perseveranceC.creativityD.curiosity

25.A.busiestB.bestC.fastestD.earliest

26.A.applicationB.recommendationC.admissionD.proposal

27.A.nameB.addressC.ideaD.explanation

28.A.blockedB.widenedC.extendedD.smoothed

29.A.lettersB.benefitsC.potentialsD.hardships

30.A.opportunityB.responsibilityC.abilityD.secret

31.A.originallyB.possiblyC.graduallyD.desperately

32.A.hopedforB.keptoffC.arrangedforD.pulledover

33.A.billsB.changesC.cashD.comfort

34.A.receivedB.missedC.declinedD.competedfor

35.A.requirements,attitudeC.gratitudeD.acknowledgment

2.【廣東省執(zhí)信中學(xué)2023-2024學(xué)年高三開學(xué)試題】

Ifscommontopostonsocialmediatokeeparecordofthefunthingsyoudo.Althoughsocial

mediahasitspositiveaspects,itcanalsohavesomeserious21results.Forexample,

haveyoueverbeenboredanddecidedtochecksocial22,onlytofindoutthatyourbest

friendisattheGreatWall,oneofyourclassmatesiseatingdeliciousnoodlesatyour23

restaurant,andoneofyourbasketballteammatesisvisitingthegiantpandasinSichuan?Oh!

You'rereally24!Atleastthafswhatyoumightthink.

Haveyoueverhadthatfeelingthatothersareexperiencingthingsandenjoyinglife25

thanyouare?ResearcherscallthatfeelingthefearofmissingoutorFOMO.

FOMOisareal26thatover75%ofyoungpeopleexperiencefromtimetotime.

Socialmediaisthecause,becauseit'ssoeasytodayto27throughtoseewhatyour

friendsaredoing,eating,buyingandtalkingabout.28,itwouldbeimpossibletoenjoy

allthesameactivitiesweseeotherstakepartinonsocialmedia.Ratherthan29this

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basictruth,though,weoftenletFOMOleadustocompareourlivestothoseofothersonsocial

media.This30leavesusfeelingdissatisfied.Why?Weknowalltheaspectsofour

lives-bothgoodandbad.Butallweseeonsocialmediaarethe31momentsothers

share.FOMOmakesuschecksocialmediamorefrequently,leadingtoanegativecyclethatcanbe

hardto32.ResearchershavefoundthatsocialmediaandFOMOcancausefeelingsof

33,lonelinessandboredom.Researchersadvisethatwestoplookingfor34on

socialmedia.IfweletFOMO35us,theonlythingwe'llreallybemissingoutonis

ourownlife.Andlife9stooshortforthat!

21.A.criticalB.negativeC.contradictoryD.skeptical

22.A.contactB.relationsC.mediaD.issues

23.A.favouriteB.accessibleC.extraordinaryD.optional

24.A.missingoutB.figuringoutC.pickingoutD.runningout

25.A.lessB.furtherC.worseD.more

26.A.problemB?feelingC,frameworkD.term

27.A.glanceB.lookC.getD.pull

28.A.OccasionallyB.InitiallyC.UnfortunatelyD.Oppositely

29.A.resistingB.realizingC.distinguishingD.analyzing

30.A.criterionB.understandingC.assessmentD.comparison

31.A.abundantB.exactC.similarD.perfect

32.A.adjustB.breakC.expectD.tell

33.A.surpriseB.difficultyC.depressionD.anger

34.A.benefitB.dignityC.happinessD.substitute

35.A.takeawayfromB.takeinC.takeoverD.takecontrolof

3.【2024屆浙江省強(qiáng)基聯(lián)盟高三仿真模擬卷】

Longago,inavillagelivedawiseoldman.Allthevillagerswereunhappybecausethey

thoughttheirneighbourshadbetterlives,sodayandnightthe21townsfolkwouldburst

intotheoldman'shouseforendless22abouttheirfortune.

Earlyonebriskautumnmorning,theoldmanpostedahugesigninthevillagesquarethat

23:ALLCITIZENSWILLGATHERHEREATNOON.BRINGABIGGREENPICKLE（泡

菜）.

Attwelvesharpallthevillagersgatheredinthesquarewithabig,greenpickle.Theoldman

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said,“Iwantyoualltoputyourpickledownbyyourfeet!"Thecrowdbecame24.After

considerable25andcomplaining,thevillagersdidastheoldmansaid.

Thentheoldmanspokeonceagain,"Imaginethateverythingyouare一yourwisdomandyour

26,yourblessingsandyourmisfortune,your27andyourweaknesses一isinyour

pickle.Ifyoudon'tlikeyourpickle,nobigdeal.28someoneelse's.Goaheadand

choose/9

Withthat29,allthevillagersnowhadtheoverwhelming30of

decidingwhosepickletheywanted.Thebaker'seye31fellontheschoolteacher^

pickle.Theschoolteacher9seye32overtothetailor's.Everyeye33

everypickleintown.However,whenitwasover,thetownspeople-everysingleoneofthem一

had34theirveryownpickles.

Sincethatday,wheneveravillagerapproachedtheoldmantocomplain,hewouldsimplysay,

"It'syour35____;youpickedit.”

21.A.boringB.noisyC.nervousD.envious

22.A.complaintsB.quarrelsC.discussionsD.suggestions

23.A.wroteB.readC.notedD.displayed

24.A.excitedB.awkwardC.silentD.restless

25.A.approvingB.attemptingC.doubtingD.reviewing

26.A.foolishnessB.intelligenceC.courageD.inspiration

27.A.shortcomingsB.talentsC.confidenceD.wealth

28.A.PickB.AdmireC.PostD.Value

29.A.assistanceB.commandC.announcementD.promise

30.A.profitB.taskC.methodD.fear

31.A.graduallyB.constantlyC.immediatelyD.casually

32.A.circledB.passedC.pulledD.shot

33.A.examinedB.markedC.competedD.labeled

34.A.putawayB.takenbackC.missedoutD.setaside

35.A.fortuneB.choiceC.pickleD.lesson

4.[2024屆四川省成都市高高三適應(yīng)性模擬試題】

OnedayIwassittingaloneonadesertedparkbenchunderanoldwillow（柳樹）tree.Iwas

21becauseIfelttheworldwasunfairtome.

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Allofasudden,ayoungboyapproachedme,outof22Hewasobviouslytiredfrom

playingand,ashestoodbeforeme,hetiltedhis23towardsmeandsaidwithgreat

excitement,"LookatwhatIfound!99Inhishandwasaflowerwithitspetals（花瓣）allwornout

24fromnotenoughrain,ortoolittlelight.25himtotakehisdeadflowerandgo

away.I26asmileandthenturnedmybacktohim.27leaving,hesaid,“Itsurely

28niceandifsbeautiful,too.Here,ifsforyou.”

Theflowerbeforemewasdrying,ithadnobright29,butIknewImusttakeit,orhe

mightnever30.SoIreachedfortheflower,andreplied,"That's31whatI

need.^^Butinsteadofhimplacingtheflowerinmyhand,hejusthelditout32formeto

takeit.ItwasthenthatI33fortheveryfirsttime,thatthishappyboycouldnotsee:he

was34.

Iheardmy35tremblingandtearsrolleddownmycheeks.Ithankedhimforpicking

36

oftheimpacthe'dhadonmyday.

Isatthereandwonderedhowhe37toseeaseiaityingwomanunderanoldwillow

tree.Perhapsfromhis38,he'dbeenblessedwithtruesight.

Throughtheeyesofablindchild,atlastI39thattheproblemwasnotwiththe

world;theproblemwasme40Imyselfhadbeenblindforallofthoseyears.Ivowed

（發(fā)誓）toseebeauty,andappreciateeverysecondthat9smine.

21.A.worriedB.excitedC.satisfiedD.disappointed

22.A.breathB.controlC.dateD.order

23.A.handB.backC.headD.side

24.A.neitherB.eitherC.whetherD.both

25.A.FindingB.PersuadingC.MakingD.Wanting

26.A.achievedB.preventedC.forcedD.protected

27.A.BecauseofB.InsteadofC.ThankstoD.Dueto

28.A.smellsB.tastesC.looksD.grows

29.A.designsB.shapesC.colorsD.patterns

30.A.answerB.leaveC.replyD.shake

31.A.justB.onlyC.alsoD.still

32.A.waitingB.beggingC.sendingD.asking

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33.A.watchedB.staredC.examinedD.noticed

34.A.blindB.cleverC.aloneD.happy

35.A.soundB.noiseC.songD.voice

36.A.unawareB.sureC.afraidD.familiar

37.A.succeededB.consideredC.managedD.imagine

38.A.heartB.mindC.eyesD.guess

39.A.promisedB.admittedC.realizedD.permitted

40.A.thoughB.untilC.unlessD.because

5.【廣東省廣州市第二中學(xué)等6校2023年高三試題】

Pangolins傍山甲）aretheworld9smostheavilypoached（偷獵）mammal.Andthreeoutof

fourAsianpangolinspeciesarecritically21now一heavydemandsfortheirmeat,

scales,andbloodhave22themwithextinction.

GrowingupnearCuePhuongNationalParkinVietnam'sRedRiverDelta,ThaiVanNguyen

hadbeenaccustomedtoseeingdeadpangolins.23,everythingchangedwhenhe

witnessedhisneighborkillingababypangolin.Itwasthenthathis24tosavepangolins

wasignited.Andheknewthebiggest25wouldbeshiftingthemindsetandhabitsofthe

Vietnamesepeople.

Tochangethefateofthepangolins,Nguyensetoutto26thepubliconthe

importanceofpangolinconservation.Hisefforts27aseriesofoutreachandeducation

campaigns:hepublishedresearchinpeer-reviewedjournals,attendedinternationalworkshops,and

developedVietnam'sfirstreintroductionandtrackingprogrammeforpangolins.

ThenNguyenfoundedVietnam'sfirstAsianPangolinRehabilitationCenter.Sofarithas

managedto28andreleasenearly500pangolinsandhas29torescueother

speciesliketurtles.

In2018,Nguyen30hiswork,creatingVietnam'sfirst-everanti^poachingunit,

whichhasdestroyed9,701animaltraps,andarrested558peopleforpoaching一leadingtoa

significant31inillegalactivitiesinVietnam.

Nguyendevoteshislifeto32pangolins,bringingglobalawarenessofpangolins9

33.Hehopeshisdeedswillbringpangolinsbacktotheirrightfulplaceintheforest.6tIt9smy

greatestjoythatIcanreallymakea34,“hesaid.Anditisthisdevotionthat35

wonhimtheGoldmanEnvironmentalPrizeforgrassrootsactivismin2021.

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21.A.significantB.endangeredC.valuableD.dangerous

22.A.threatenedB.associatedC.matchedD.compared

23.A.ThereforeB.OtherwiseC.NeverthelessD.Moreover

24.A.potentialB.courageC.abilityD.passion

25.A.possibilityB.challengeC.goalD.risk

26.A.instructB.consultC.serveD.prepare

27.A.appliedtoB.countedonC.tookupD.beganwith

28.A.trapB.farmC.restoreD.relieve

29.A.expandedB.reducedC.hurriedD.turned

30.A.scheduledB.continuedC.suspendedD.developed

31.A.advanceB.resultC.revivalD.decline

32.A.seekingB.raisingC.freeingD.studying

33.A.sufferingsB.contributionsC.sacrificesD.experiences

34.A.fortuneB.differenceC.livingD.choice

35.A.particularlyB.primarilyC.naturallyD.eventually

6.【浙江省金麗衢十二校2023年高三試題】

IthadbeenafewweeksintolockdownbecauseoftheCOVID-19.Myfather9s41

hadbecomeindesperateneedofhelp.SoI42toworkpart-timeasatealady.

43Ialsowantedtokeepaneyeonmyfather.Eversincehe44from

dementia癡呆），1hadbecomeconcernedabouthiswell-being.SoI45wheelinga

teapotaroundthegroundfloor.

Itwasapeculiarkindof46atfirst.Isawhowwewere47everyday.I

wouldoftencomeawaysweating.Andsaddened,forthehomelostalotof48to

COVID-19inashortspanoftimeandseeingthesuddenlyemptybedswas49

Butitwasalsosurprisinglygood50.Jokingandstoriesmadetimeeasy.Ibeganto

51toseetheoldladywhowouldsay“Thankyou“andgivemea52everytime

Ileftheracupoftea.Andmyfather,whowasalmostparalyzedlikeastone,53

lookedcheeredupatseeingmearoundwiththeteatrolley。隹車）.

ThefiguresIhad54sooftentaughtmethatsittingbyasunnywindowdrinkinga

cupofwarmteahelditsvalue.Itissimple,andwholesome,andbringsclarityand55,

helpingmehandleeverythingpeacefully.Tome,thishasbeenlockdown'sgreatestgift.

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41.A.trainingschoolB.businessfirmC.carehomeD.fieldcamp

42.A.registeredB.pretendedC.refusedD.volunteered

43.A.UltimatelyB.FortunatelyC.DefinitelyD.Actually

44.A.sufferedB.learnedC.freedD.escaped

45.A.brokeupB.turnedupC.pickedupD.tookup

46.A.jobB.dreamC.planD.art

47.A.thrilledB.concentratedC.separatedD.occupied

48.A.physiciansB.partnersC.patientsD.professionals

49.A.amazingB.shockingC.pressingD.relaxing

50.A.funB.pityC.shameD.hope

51.A.affordB.pretendC.forgetD.expect

52.A.breakB.chanceC.hugD.hand

53.A.everB.evenC.stillD.yet

54.A.encounteredB.inspiredC.instructedD.educated

55.A.kindnessB.lonelinessC.weaknessD.calmness

7.【福建省福州市四縣（區(qū)）一中2023年高三聯(lián)考】

MarleyChristianfoundayoungkoala,nexttohisdyingmother.However,becoming

motherlesswasn'thisonly41.TherescuerfromFriendsoftheKoalaalso42he

wasmissingafoot.

MarleydidherbestforTriumph,thekoala.Sheusedsocksto43hisstump做肢）,

whichhelpedeasethediscomfortTriumphfeltwheneverhetriedtoput44onit,but

Marleythoughtshecouldn't45there.ShebegansearchingtheInternetforpetprostheses

（假體）.Butforakoala,therewasnothing46"Iwastolditcouldn'tbedoneJMarleysaid.

Marleydidfindacompanyspecializinginanimalprosthesesthatwouldliketo47the

case,buttheywereunsuccessfulafterseveral48.EventuallyMarleyfoundthe49

rightinherneighborhood.ShementionedTriumph'stroubletoherdentalprosthetistJonDoulman,

andhe50tofindawaytomakeaprosthesisforTriumph.

“51,it'sdifferentfromtoothproblems,“Jonsaid.uButit'sworthatry."Aftermaking

one52ofTriumph'sstump,hecreatedapinkrubberboot,whichcouldhelpmake

Triumph's53ofmovementretum."It'saseemingly54thing.Butthedesign

ofthedentistdoeschangeTriumph'slife.Oncethebootwas55,hedidalittlejump,and

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thenranaround.Iactuallycried,“saidMarley.

41.A.accidentB.misfortuneC.resultD.difference

42.A.suspectedB.wonderedC.concludedD.noticed

43.A.coverB.cureC.warmD.solidify

44.A.emphasisB.hopeC.burdenD.weight

45.A.continueB.leaveC.ceaseD.stick

46.A.helpfulB.availableC.convenientD.satisfactory

47.A.takeonB.figureoutC.seekforD.lookinto

48.A.examinationsB.attemptsC.discussionsD.treatments

49.A.inspirationB.supportC.responseD.solution

50.A.happenedB.agreedC.volunteeredD.recommended

51.A.NaturallyB.SurprisinglyC.ThankfullyD.Strangely

52.A.exampleB.modelC.issueD.mark

53.A.preferenceB.memoryC.freedomD.intention

54.A.ordinaryB.touchingC.imperfectD.unlikely

55.A.adjustedB.completedC.attachedD.confirmed

8.【江蘇省決勝新高考2023年高三大聯(lián)考試題】

TheMaranhaoregionofnorthernBrazilismyancestralhome.Forcenturies,wehave41

ournaturalworldthere,lookingaftertheAmazonrainforest.Our42helpussustainthe

environment,andinreturnnature43us:treesgiveusfoodandmedicine.

Buttoday,ourenvironmentisbeingdestroyedforcapitalist（資本家）44andgain.

Aroundusisillegal45andmining.In2012,wefound72illegalentrypointsinour

territorywhichneeded46.WefoundedtheGuardiansoftheForest.Welocalpeopletook

mattersintoourownhandsto47ourland.Forme,therewasnoquestionIwouldbepart

ofthis48

Whenweseeanillegalcampor49anewincursion（A侵）,weGuardianshavean

50indealingwiththem.Ourknowledgeoftheforestrunsfardeeperthantheirs.Ournetworks

coordinate（協(xié)同動作）,studythearea,andprepareto51.Weagreeontactics（戰(zhàn)術(shù)）,then

52thecamps,anddestroytheirhutsandequipment.Wetaketheirtrucksapart,andburntheir

tractors.Theyareleftwithnochoicebuttogo53

Ourresistanceis54.Todaythereareonlyfiveillegalentrypointsintoourland.This

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extendsbeyondourterritory'sborders-it'saboutourgrandchildrenhavingachanceata

future.

41.A.escapedB.promotedC.exploredD.preserved

42.A.traditionsB.blessingsC.possessionsD.warnings

43.A.turnsagainstB.providesforC.reliesonD.submitsto

44.A.charityB.mercyC.greedD.duty

45.A.loggingB.advertisingC.spyingD.shipping

46.A.exposingB.closingC.confirmingD.reserving

47.A.farmB.developC.rentD.protect

48.A.liberationB.toleranceC.resistanceD.construction

49.A.opposeB.identifyC.visualizeD.launch

50.A.optionB.excuseC.impressionD.advantage

51.A.actB.stayC.leaveD.wait

52.A.sellB.emptyC.surroundD.repair

53.A.hikingB.packingC.boatingD.sightseeing

54.A.workingB.beginningC.endingD.withdrawing

55.A.investmentB.arrangementC.negotiationD.struggle

9.[年湘豫名校聯(lián)考高三試題】

HurricaneIanhitFloridainOctoberandbroughtwithitflooding,winds,andarecordhigh

storm.ManyresidentslikeKarenLauder21toleavetheirhomesbecausethey22

theintensityofthestorm.Karenis84andreliesonawheelchairto23becauseofa

missingleg.Herson,JohnnyLauder,triedrepeatedlytogetherto24,butinvain.

Johnnyhadtostaybutheandhisfamilylivedinanotherdistrict.Theykeptin25

touchwithKaren.WhenKaren26thatthewaterinherhousehadreachedherwaist,he

knewhehadtotake27.

Johnnyjumpedoutofawindowandbeganto28tohismother9s.Ashemadehis

29throughthewater,Johnnystoppedoccasionallytosnapselfies（自拍）toshowhis30

familythathewasokay.

Johnnywasracingagainst31.Heonlyhadashortperiodoftimetogetthere

beforethewaterroseaboveKaren9s32.Ittookhim40minutestoswimfourblocks.

Karen9syellsoundedlike33tohisears!Shewasstillalive!ButJohnnysawKaren

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likealeaf,sohefoundsomecleansheetsandwrappedheruponatabletoget

35

EveryoneinJohnny'sfamilyisnow_____36_____.They'vealllosteverythingthey

37,includingtheirhouses,butthey're_____38_____justtobehere.

“Ididn'tlosehope.Sowe're;stillhere._____39_islikeacomputer.There'retwo

buttons:There9saresetandapower一and_____40_itwasjustaresetbuttonthatgothit

andnotthepower/9hesaid.

21.A.decidedB.attemptedC.expectedD.refused

22.A.assessedB.understoodC.underestimatedD.analyzed

23.A.getaroundB.getthroughC.standupD.goon

24.A.agreeB.leaveC.applyD.participate

25.A.impossibleB.temporaryC.constantD.limited

26.A.heardB.concludedC.evaluatedD.reported

27.A.actionB.effectC.placeD.care

28.A.rideB.runC.driveD.swim

29.A.differenceB.wayC.presentationD.decision

30.A.embarrassedB.guiltyC.worriedD.disappointed

31.A.timeB.weatherC.pressureD.disease

32.A.waistB.headC.kneesD.wrists

33.A.signalB.reminderC.orderD.music

34.A.shakingB.whisperingC.standingD.dancing

35.A.focusedB.cleanC.warmD.accessible

36.A.competentB.efficientC.responsibleD.safe

37.A.ownedB.storedC.di