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1、高三英语完形填空专练二A The real power of healing(医治)is not about curing diseases.This was 36 to me by a 37 nurse who spent a lot of time with a woman in a nursing home who hadnt been able to 38 for six years.Edward lifted her in and out of her chair or into the bed,depending on her 39.She always wanted to tal
2、k about God and forgiveness.40 Edward had had a near-death experience,he felt comfortable doing this.One 41 it was so late that Edward slipped out without being the one to put her to 42.He was 43 for his car in the parking lot when he heard her call,“Edward!”he snuck back(悄悄地溜回)inside and into her r
3、oom.“Are you sure God forgives us 44 everything?”she asked.“Yes,Im sure,from my own 45,”he said.“You know the gospel song that tells us He knows every lie that you and I have told,and though it makes him very 46 to see the way we live,hell always say“I forgive.”She 47.“When I was a young man,I stole
4、 my parents silver and sold it 48 I would have enough money to get married.I ve never told anyone and no one ever found out.Will God forgive me?”“Yes,”Edward reassured her.“God will forgive you.Good night.”When Edward returned to work the next morning,he was told to see the administrator who asked w
5、hat he had told the woman the night before.“As usual,”Edward explained,“we talked about God and 49.50?”“At 3:00 A.M.the woman came out of her room and,with 51,walked the entire length of the nursing home,put her Bible and teeth on the nur ses desk and said,“I don t need these any more.”Then she retu
6、rned and walked back to her room and lay down and 52.”This is what the soul of nursing is all about,the 53 God created a world where we can all be 54 by showing our pity and empathy(理解)for 55.36.A.responded B.revealed C.entitled D.submitted 37.A.voluntary B.concerned C.female D.male 38.A.speak B.wal
7、k C.hear D.see 39.A.approval B.reaction C.schedule D.emotion 40.A.When B.Unless C.Because D.For 41.A.night B.morning C.noon D.afternoon 42.A.bed B.chair C.work D.stay 43.A.walking B.accounting C.bidding D.heading 44.A.with B.for C.by D.toward 45.A.imagination B.principle C.explanation D.experience 4
8、6.A.unbelievable B.sad C.patient D.unbearable 47.A.answered B.sobbed C.sighed D.whistled 48.A.and B.or C.so D.nevertheless 49.A.forgiveness B.kindness C.treatment D.devotion 50.A.What B.How C.When D.Why 51.A.no effort B.no wonder C.no help D.no doubt 52.A.died B.slept C.relaxed D.settled 53.A.motiva
9、tion B.religion C.experience D.reason 54.A.nurses B.doctors C.administrators D.advisers 55.A.the sick B.the wounded C.the elderly D.the public 答案BDBCC AADBD BCCAD CADABB Almost everyone around us uses a phone.Phones provide a simple and efficient means to conduct work or 36 social arrangements from
10、day to day.Several times in course of a work day,you may be 37 by phone with colleagues,students,lab assistants,secretaries or others on 38 matters.If you want an appointment with your department head,you would 39 call him and arrange a time with him.If you were unable to 40 your appointment,or if y
11、ou found you had to be late for it,you would phone and change the 41.In this way,no one 42 time waiting for someone who is not coming.If you want to buy something,you would“let your 43 do the walking”.That is,you call 44 to make sure the store has what you need.If it is an expensive item,you might c
12、all several stores to 45 prices.If you want to take a train or plane,after finding out 46 and prices,you can call to make a 47;if you want to shop for clothes after work,you might call to ask how late the store is open 48 you travel all way there.Phones are easily 49.In streets,you can see public ph
13、ones in which you 50 coins to make a call.Phones have 51 answering services;if you are not at home or in the office,or don t wish to be 52,you switch on a machine,which will answer the call for you.A pre-recorded 53 will say to the caller,“I m 54,I m not in at the moment.Please leave your name and n
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23、O3 HG1Z5I6E9N8 ZD5Z1L9S6H2文档编码:CU10G2Q7Z3O3 HG1Z5I6E9N8 ZD5Z1L9S6H252.A.worried B.upset C.disturbed D.woken 53.A.speech B.message C.notice D.dialogue 54.A.glad B.afraid C.regretful D.sorry 55.A.soon B.quickly C.much D.long 答案36.A 37.B 38.D 39.C 40.B 41.C 42.D 43.A 44.D 45.B 46.C 47.A 48.D 49.A 50.B
24、51.C 52.C 53.B 54.D 55.A C“Good night,Yammine.”“Good night,Chief,”I reply.The cell door _36_ and I hear Chiefs keys clinking as other doors clang shut further down the row.I step into my little cell and sit down.I glance up at the window,covered in mesh(铁网),and think to myself,“This isnt a life,its
25、just a(n)_37_ ”Being _38_ makes me feel as though Im being buried alive.I am a puppet(木偶)with people _39_ strings so that I eat,sleep and wake when they want me to.I lie on my bed as night _40_ and think the same thoughts _41_.I think about how it all went so wrong,and imagine how I will _42_ for al
26、l the time Ive lost.Every day I live the same routine and nothing changes except the people.Prisoners depart for other prisons,or get _43_.Others _44_ from different prisons,or fresh from custody.Its a _45_ revolving(旋转)door.When I committed my _46_,I was a lost young boy,but now I am _47_.Walking a
27、round the yard,I would notice my fellow prisoners reading books and writing letters to friends and family,which upset me as my _48_ at school was limited.I longed for the day when Id be able to sit in the sun,enjoying a cup of coffee and reading a newspaper or book _49_ my choice.I also longed to wr
28、ite letters to my friends and family,sharing my thoughts and feelings.I decided not to waste my time inside and,_50_,make the most of all the resources available to me.I started to learn and was _51_ to realize my dream.Now,after five years persistence,heartache and hard work,I have _52_ my goal.Hav
29、ing _53_ a course as a reading adviser,I can now help others to read and write.And I have even started a creative writing workshop at Junee Correctional Centre.Learning to read and write at a highter level has given me the inner strength to present myself in a more _54_ manner.And the day Ive dreame
30、d about has come true:I now enjoy my cup of coffee with a book in my other hand.Learning to read and write has changed my life and this article is my first piece of“proper”writing,and it wont be my _55_()36.A.opensB.closesC.breaksD.sticks()37.A.existence B.appearance C.offence D.holiday()38.A.at sch
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38、I6E9N8 ZD5Z1L9S6H2文档编码:CU10G2Q7Z3O3 HG1Z5I6E9N8 ZD5Z1L9S6H2()42.A.do up B.make up C.fix up D.mend up()43.A.revealed B.sentenced C.punished D.released()44.A.reach B.get C.arrive D.go()45.A.continually B.occasionally C.accidentally D.rarely()46.A.mistake B.crime C.error D.fault()47.A.caught B.home C.f
39、ound D.trapped()48.A.attendance B.absence C.allowance D.assistance()49.A.in B.of C.over D.by()50.A.however B.instead C.thus D.nevertheless()51.A.devoted B.dedicated C.determined D.decided()52.A.gained B.recognized C.arrived D.achieved()53.A.attended B.completed C.started D.organized()54.A.positive B
40、.negative C.sensitive D.passive()55.A.best B.worst C.latest D.last 答案36 40BADAD41 45BBDCA46 50BCABB51 55CDBAD D What separates people who reach their goals from everyone else is their ability to stay on track,despite challenges._36_ will come;you can bet there will be chances for you to _37_ track.I
41、f you re an athlete,it may be an injury that causes you to have to _38_ practices.If you re trying to get to a healthy weight,you may have to travel _39_ and stay with a friend who doesn t like to _40_.The point is that some kind of challenge will _41_.How we deal with these challenges _42_ the vict
42、ims from the victors.You can use challenges as a stepping _43_ or as a block,and you can use them to _44_ your ambition or block your view;the _45_is yours.Challenges should _46_ to make you stronger and more consistent as you attend to each difficulty.They should cause your _47_ to dig deeper,in se
43、arch of a(an)_48_.The problem arises when you don t _49_ challenges.If you can predict potential problems and plan _50_,you will have confidence and your belief in yourself will _51_ up.Your ability to stay _52_ and overcome difficulties is what will _53_ and allow you to achieve your goal.Start wor
44、king toward your dreams daily.Get started by setting _54_ what your next step is to accomplish your goal.Then get into _55_ as you move closer to your goal daily.36.A.Abilities B.Goals C.Possibilities D.Challenges 37.A.stick to B.get off C.take off D.attend to 38.A.miss B.strengthen C.appreciate D.c
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