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1、2023高考英语北京市名校模拟真题速递第二期专题0 2完形填空10篇（2022 秋北京顺义高三牛栏山一中校考一模）1 was ready to pay for my bananas at the grocery one night,when fear seized me.My wallet was gone.I could only have left it on the G9 bus,which was now speeding in thedark to some station.The 2 moment was quickly followed by mental math.How mu
2、ch time and money would it cost toreplace the contents of that little wallet?The credit cards,the drivers license,the cash,all lost to the bus.Two hours later,back at my house,I heard a knock on the door.My husband 3 it while I was on thephone in the dining room.4 4Does Jennifer live here?I heard a
3、lady say.In my husbands hand was my wallet,with not a penny missing.She left before I could 4 make it to the door to offer my thanks.After sharing the story online,I heard from someone,who identified the lady as Erin Smith.Without5-、I called to thank her.She said she 6 my wallet on a bus seat.She ca
4、lculated that going to astrangers house was a 7 move,but she decided to take the chance.If I were in that situation,I wouldwant someone to try to find me.she said.This one stranger responded beautifully to my small 8 but she actually wasnt the only one.Rightafter Erin took possession of my wallet on
5、 the bus,she posted a picture of my drivers license to an onlineforum（论坛），trying to see if anyone knew me.No sooner did she leave my doorstep than I had emails from twowomen whose kids go to my sons nursery and who recognized my face.Ive never exchanged words with thosemoms beyond small talk,but the
6、y wanted to help.I read that people are more divided than ever,but thats not howthe people I 9 tend to act.Looking back,I feel blessed someone had wanted to help a stranger.Erin had gone beyond what almostanyone would have done,finding my house on a bitterly cold night,and for that I was extremely 1
7、0.1.A.accessibleB.unknownC.familiarD.convenient2.A.face-savingB.brain-washingC.heart-stoppingD.eye-catching3.A.ignoredB.interruptedC.examinedD.answered4.A.stillB.everC.yetD.even5.A.delayB questionC.regretD.invitation6.A.threwB.placedC.openedD.spotted7.A.selflessB.riskyC.delightfulD.personal8.A.crisi
8、sB.dangerC.encounterD.failure9.A.encounterB.followC.consult10.A.longingB.gratefulC.concernedD.accompanyD.enthusiastic（2022 秋 北京朝阳高三统考一模）The moment K areem went into the waiting room,his nervousnessincreased dramatically.Mateo,his opponent,was sitting there,with his 1 1 resting on his knee.The twowou
9、ld 12 for the last opening at the music school.K areem could tell Mateo was 13.just like hedalways been.K areem sat and closed his eyes,trying to ignore Mateos calmness,a sharp contrast to his own 14.Torelieve the tension,K areem began tuning his guitar.Suddenly a deafening noise came and K areem fr
10、oze at the noise.A broken E string 15 from K areemsguitar.Hed over-tightened the string,causing it to break.Then,he 16 his bag for another set of strings.17、K areem brought no strings for replacement.As his turn was approaching,K areem felt 18.Now there was no choice.He stood up slowly andwalked to
11、Mateo,Would you happen to have a spare E string?Mateo shook his head,Sorry.”K areem nodded and whispered that he understood.Just then K areems name was called.He was rooted to the ground and was about to quit when he noticedMateos arm outstretched,holding his guitar out to him.“Here,use mine,K areem
12、s mouth 19 as Mateo added,tDo your best,man.The professor asked K areem what to play.He hesitated,Ill be playing Bachs Bourree in E minor,withmy my fiends guitar.4 4As K areem walked toward the stage door,he looked back at Mateo with a shared 20 as if to saythey were friends.11.A.coatB.phoneC.guitar
13、D.book12.A.competeB.voteC.argueD.stand13.A.activeB.popularC.readyD.proud14.A.sorrowB.anxietyC.shameD.anger15.A.showed upB.came backC.fell apartD.hung down16.A.spottedB.searchedC.packedD.held17.A.SimplyB.NaturallyC.SadlyD.Seriously18.A.hopelessB.carelessC.guiltyD.lonely19.A.hurtB.shutC.wateredD.dropp
14、ed20.A.smileB.hopeC.interestD.view（2022 秋 北京高三北京四中校考一模）Ive been farming sheep on a hillside for 54 years.I use a smalltractor to get about.My dog Don always sits beside me in the passenger seat.One morning I 21 a lost lamb when I was in the top field,near where a motorway cuts through myland.The lam
15、b had become separated from its mother,so I jumped out of the tractor to tend to it while Don stayedin his seat.Lamb and mother 22.I turned back to the tractor only to see it move suddenly away from me.Thiswas so 23 because I had put the handbrake on when I jumped out.Obviously,Don had somehow made
16、the24 move.My heart froze in my chest as I saw the tractor heading towards the 25.I ran desperately but failed to26.It crashed through a wooden fence and disappeared.The last thing I saw was Dons face,lookingcalmly back at me.Heart in mouth,I reached the fence and looked over.The tractor was 27 agai
17、nst the crash barrier inthe central reservation,having miraculously（奇迹般地）crossed the 28 road with fast-flowing traffic.Icouldnt see Don,but as I 29 the tractor,he jumped out onto the road,apparently unhurt and raced back tome.Don was given a special 30 that night I didnt want him to think I was angr
18、y with him.21.A.droppedB spottedC.carriedD.returned22.A.freedB.switchedC.reunitedD.examined23.A.unexpectedB.dangerousC.embarrassingD.difficult24.A.lambB.vehicleC.seatD.fence25.A.crowdB.hillC.fieldD.motorway26.A.take offB.catch upC.hold backD.get out27.A.restingB.runningC.parkingD.turning28.A.winding
19、B.desertedC.roughD.busy29.A.abandonedB recognizedC.approachedD.repaired30.A.mealB-testC.jobD.lesson（2022 秋北京通州高三统考一模）Brothers Cole and Blake Meyer are aged 10 and 8.They were on theirbikes headed to go fishing in June when they saw something 31 down the road from their northern Iowahome.There were a
20、 bunch of dead baby turtles,32 by cars on the main road between two wetlands,VenturaMarsh（沼泽）and Clear Lake.The two boys felt sad for them,so they climbed off their bikes and began helpingother small turtles that were 33 crossing to the other side of the road.Pretty soon,the brothers were joinedby t
21、hree friends and the boys 34 they would spend as much time as they could this summer giving turtles a35 across the road.The boys are still at it,spending at least an hour or two a day picking up Western Painted Turtles that36 between the marsh and the lake.They safely watch for turtles from a nearby
22、 bike path and cross theroad themselves 37 theres no traffic.But occasionally,theyll hold up their arms to stop a car if there areturtles on the move.The boys estimate theyve 38 more than 200,and they dont seem to mind that its cutinto their fishing time.“What these kids are doing is 39、and I hope t
23、heir love of 40 stays with them throughouttheir lives,M fisheries biologist Grummer said.31.A.commonB.awfulC.confusingD.desirable32.A.flattenedB.strengthenedC.brightenedD.weakened33.A.safelyB.regularlyC.slowlyD.finally34.A.pretendedB commentedC.suspectedD.decided35.A.liftB chanceC.nameD.trial36.A.fa
24、llB.chooseC.crossD.wait37.A.so thatB.only ifC.even thoughD.in case38.A.collectedB.usedC.trainedD.saved39.A.wonderfulB.strangeC.embarrassingD.legal40.A.adventureB.freedomC.conservationD.observation（2022秋北京昌平高三北京市昌平区第二中学校考一模）Ifs the seaside birds that deserve at least partof the blame for getting Nick
25、 Burchill blacklisted at the Fairmont Empress Hotel in Victoria,Canada.Burchill was staying at the hotel on business and planning to visit some friends in the area.They had askedhim to bring some pepperoni（辣香肠）from back east.So he 41 a suitcase full of pepperoni.As he was42 that it would be too warm
26、,he 43 it out on the table near an open window.He thought hispepperoni was safe and well chilled（冷 去|J）.Thats when things went 44.“I remember walking down the long hall and opening the door to myroom to find an entire flock of seagulls,9,Burchill said in a recent letter of 45 to the 4-star hotel.The
27、seagulls immediately went 46.They rushed to the window,30 or 40 birds all trying to get out at the sametime,and Pepperoni-everywhere.The curtains were falling down,the lamps were falling down.It was a real47”Older and wiser now,Burchill chalked up the incident to youthful indiscretion（莽撞）.“I come to
28、 you to apologize for the damage I had 48 caused and to ask you to 49 my lifetimeban from the hotel.His letter 50.Banned from the hotel since 2001,Burchill is now welcome to come back,theFairmont said.41.A.filledB.lockedC.abandonedD.lost42.A.surprisedB.pleasedC.excitedD.worried43.A.dugB.clearedC.cut
29、D.laid44.A.farB.funnyC.wrongD.blind45.A.applicationB.apologyC.requestD.invitation46.A.hungryB.deadC.missingD.wild47.A.messB.puzzleC.fightD.challenge48.A.indirectlyB.deliberatelyC.cautiouslyD.secretly49.A.replaceB rememberC.reconsiderD.renew50.A.arrivedB workedC.endedD.disappeared（2022 秋 北京海淀高三统考一模）A
30、 couple in Italy who met at a nightly balcony concert during thecoronavirus lockdown are becoming a modern-day Romeo and Juliet in the same city where Shakespeares storyof unfortunate lovers took place.Edda Farina and Marco Colombo 51 each other during one of the regular 6:00 pm 52 concertsdesigned
31、to cheer up the community.Edda initially noticed Marco when she stepped outside to his violin 53 on his balcony.She said,“Themusic was like an arrow fired by Cupid”.Marco,who also fell in love at first sight,tracked Edda down on socialmedia.The two kept 54 each other till one day Marco made a big ba
32、nner to hang from the top floor of hisbuilding with Eddas name on it to 55 his love for her.They then had their first date in a park as the restrictions were 56 in May.It turned out the couple hadlived in the same neighbourhood for much of their lives,but it 57 a global pandemic to finally bring the
33、mtogether.Perhaps the fact that the couple could lean on each other during the lockdown meant that they had builta 58 foundation before they met up.As Marco shared on his social media,We are considering a weddingceremony on the large roof of my apartment building,which would 59 since we met on our b
34、alconies.Finally a balcony love story that ends happily-one Shakespeare himself could never have 60!51.A.greetedB.recognizedC.spottedD.monitored52.A.balconyB.charityC.folkD.square53.A.studioB.talentC.practiceD.performance54.A.consultingB.messagingC.datingD.visiting55.A.seekB.declareC.shareD.win56.A.
35、liftedB.announcedC.introducedD.rejected57.A.causedB deservedC.neededD.took58.A.soundB.materialC.freshD.basic59.A.work outB.take effectC.make senseD.pay off60.A.understoodB.adoptedC.editedD.anticipated（2022 秋北京顺义高三牛栏山一中校考一模）Years ago,in a small fishing village in Holland,a youngboy taught the world a
36、bout the rewards of unselfish service.Because the entire village lived on fishing,a volunteer rescue team was needed in case of emergency.Onenight,the winds 61、the clouds burst and a strong storm overturned a fishing boat at sea.The crew introuble sent out the SOS.The captain of the rescue rowboat t
37、eam 62 the alarm and the villagers gathered inthe town square overlooking the sea.When the team started their rowboat and 63 their way through thewild waves,the villagers waited 64 on the beach,holding lamps to light the way back.An hour later,the rescue boat reappeared through the fog and the cheer
38、ing villagers ran to greet them.Falling65 on the sand,the volunteers reported that the rescue boat could not hold any more passengers and theyhad to leave one man behind.Even one more passenger would have surely 66 the rescue boat and allwould have been lost.Anxiously,the captain called for another
39、volunteer team to look for the survivor.Sixteen-year-old Hansstepped forward.His mother grabbed his arm,crying,uPIease dont go.Your father died in a shipwreck（月 台只失事）10 years ago and your elder brother,Paul,has been lost 67 for three weeks.Hans,you are all I haveleft.”Hans replied,4Mother,I have to
40、go.What if everyone said I cant go,let someone else do it?Mother,thistime I have to do my duty.When the call for 68 comes,we all need to take our turn and do our part.Hanskissed his mother,joined the team and 69 into the night.Another hour passed,which seemed to Hans mother like a century.Finally,th
41、e rescue boat dashed throughthe fog with Hans standing up in the bow.70 his hands,the captain called,Did you find the lost man?Hardly able to control himself,Hans excitedly cried back,“Yes,we found him.Tell my mother its my elderbrother,Paul!”61.A.stilledB.calmedC.stoppedD.screamed62.A.soundedB.setC
42、.tookD.made63.A.gatheredB.followedC.foughtD.walked64.A.nervouslyB.angrilyC.fearfullyD.happily65.A.uncomfortable B.exhaustedC.disturbedD.painful66.A.pushedB.pulledC.overturnedD.settled67.A.in the fireB.on strikeC.at seaD.in the war68.A.serviceB.excitementC.decisionD.love69.A.appearedB.disappearedC.ca
43、meD.went70.A.MakingB K eepingC.ShowingD.Cupping（2022北京顺义高三杨镇第一中学校考一模）Production of bottled water has grown over the past thirtyyears from nothing into a$16 billion-per-year business.However,more and more people have been againstbottled water use,and environmentalists are 71 people to go back to the
44、tap.The first reason why you should seriously think about 72 bottled water,they say,is that its bad forthe environment.Producing plastic bottles 73 vast quantities of oil.As a result,factories create poisonouswaste and send it into the environment.What is more,the vast majority of plastic water bott
45、les arent 74.In almost every part of the world,unwanted water bottles take up landfills（垃圾填埋地）and send dangerous gasesinto air and water when they are burned.In other words,bottled water is a major 75 to global warming.Secondly,the 76 of bottled water requires a lot of fuel.In the USA alone,one bill
46、ion bottles of waterare moved around each week in trucks,giving off polluting gases.In fact,some high-priced water is 77from one side of the planet to the other.Finally,bottled water isnt even better fbr your health.Tap water rules in many countries are far 78than those for bottled water.Furthermore
47、,tap water contains fluoride,which is added to help build strong teethand prevent tooth decay（制齿）.Consequently,as the use of bottled water has 79,tooth decay has becomemore serious.To sum up,by stopping the use of bottled water,and encouraging others to do so,you will be doing theplanet an enormous
48、favor and 8。your own health as well.71.A.allowing B.training C.calling on D.commanding72.A.giving up B.turning to C.preparing for D.believing in73.A.createsB.attractsC.requiresD.shares74.A.soldB.recycledC.foundD.limited75.A.answerB.solutionC.contributorD.service76.A.testB.designC.competitionD.transp
49、ortation77.A.shippedB.wastedC.developedD.collected78.A.olderB.fewerC.stricterD.simpler79.A.droppedB.changedC.increasedD.disappointed80.A.damagingB benefitingC.challengingD.respecting（2022北京北京市第三十五中学校考三模）My kids sat on Gees living room floor and respectfully liftedChristmas decorations out of a cardb
50、oard box.They shouted with delight when they discovered a tiny toy cat.Finally,my son was 81 about a tiny modern helicopter,just on the contrary,my daughter with a traditionalMickey Mouse.Gee stood beside them,82 each treasure.She turned to me and continued to say she and Tom built theircollections