1、完形填空(四)情感故事+饥饿危机A2023云南One day I ran into a stranger as he passed by me. I said sorry to 1 immediately. He replied with a smile and said, “Im sorry, 2. I wasnt watching out for you.” Later that day, when I was cooking, my 3 was too close to me. When I turned to get 4 milk, I nearly knocked her over.
2、“Move out of the way!” I shouted. She walked away 5. But I didnt feel like I had to say sorry to her. While I was in bed that night, my husband said to me. “While dealing with a stranger, you were 6, but with the daughter you love, you were unkind. Your daughter 7 you some flowers she picked herself
3、. Youll find them in the kitchen by the door. Have you seen the tears 8 her eyes?”I felt quite sorry for my lovely daughter. Then I went to her bedroom to tell her that I shouldnt have 9 her. She kissed me on my cheek and said, “Its OK, Mom. I love you anyway.”If we can be polite to strangers, 10 ca
4、nt we do the same for the ones we love?()1.A. heB.sheC.himD.her()2.A. tooB.eitherC.alsoD.neither()3.A. sonB.daughterC.motherD.father()4.A. littleB.fewC.anyD.some()5.A. sadlyB.happilyC.hardlyD.carelessly()6.A. impoliteB.politeC.angryD.nervous()7.A. tookB.boughtC.borrowedD.brought()8.A. inB.withC.forD
5、.of()9.A. looked atB.laughed atC.shouted atD.pointed at()10.A. howB.whatC.whichD.whyB2023原创Most of us have three meals a day. We 1 our meals for granted(想当然) because there is always plenty of food available. But many people around the world arent so lucky. Instead, they 2 serious hunger each day.Acc
6、ording to 3 recent UN report, about 113 million people in 53 countries suffered from acute hunger (重度饥饿) last year. Acute hunger is the most extreme form of hungerit refers to those 4 will die soon if they dont have food. One reason for this is war. Some 74 million people, or over half of the number
7、 of people 5 acute hunger, are living in war-torn countries.In addition, climate change and 6 disasters(自然灾害) pushed another 29 million people into acute hunger in 2023, according to the 7. This number includes people in southern Africa who faced droughts (干旱) last year.UN World Food Program Executi
8、ve Director David Beasley called for world leaders to “step up to the plate (开始行动)” in order to meet the UNs 8 of getting rid of hunger. He called on them to solve the problems that 9 so many people to go hungry.China has been working hard to 10 its own hunger problem, lifting 80 million people out
9、of poverty (贫困) over the past decade, Xinhua reported.()1.A. putB.takeC.thinkD.make()2.A. suffer fromB.keep fromC.hear fromD.come from()3.A. theB.a C.anD./()4.A. whichB.that C.whoseD.who()5.A. facingB.makingC.seeingD.looking()6.A. chemicalB.socialC.physicalD.natural()7.A. bookB.reportC.newspaperD.sh
10、ow()8.A. dreamB.planC.goalD.end()9.A. causeB.are causingC.causedD.have caused()10.A. stay withB.go withC.play withD.deal with【2023学年参考答案】A主旨大意本文是一篇记叙文。本文讲述了作者对别人礼貌,却容易对自己心爱的女儿大吼大叫。例如:当作者在厨房做饭时,女儿站得太近,她转身时差点把女儿撞倒了,却大喊叫她走开,后来才知道女儿是摘了花给她,想给她一个惊喜,知道后,作者去向女儿道歉,并说自己很爱她。1.C联系上文“a stranger as he passed by m
11、e”和下文“He replied with a smile”可知,此处指“我马上向他道歉。”介词to后需用男士“他”的宾格形式,故选C。2.Atoo“也”,用在肯定句末尾;either“也”,用在否定句末尾;also“也”,用在句中;neither表示“两者都不”。联系上文作者道歉的“I said sorry”可知,此处指的是“我也对不起你”,用在肯定句末尾。故选A。3.B分析语境可知,后面说到“I nearly knocked her over.”可知,这里说的是女性,再后说到了女儿,没有说到妈妈。因此此处指“我女儿靠我很近。”故选B。4.D根据上文“when I was cooking”和
12、下文“I nearly knocked her over”可知,当我转过身来拿牛奶时,表示肯定,且milk是不可数名词。故选D。5.A由上文的“Move out of the way”以及下文的“I didnt feel like I had to say sorry to her.”可知,此处指“她悲伤地走开”。故选A。6.B联系下文“but with the daughter you love, you were unkind.”可知,该处but前后表示转折关系的并列。因此此处指“在遇见陌生人时,你是有礼貌的。”故选B。7.D联系后一句“Youll find them in the kitchen by the door.”可知,此处指“你女儿给你拿来了她亲手摘的花。”故选D。8.A由前面语境可知,此处指“你看到你女儿眼里的泪珠了吗?”这里是“在她眼里”。故选A。9.C联系上文“Move out of the way!I shouted.”可知,此处指“我走到她床前,目的是对她说,我不应该对她大呼小叫的。”故选C。10.D联系前面的“If we can be polite to strangers”可知,此处指“为什么我们不能同样对待我们爱的人呢?”。故选D。B15BABDA610DBCBD3