【高考专题】2020年高考英语二轮专题复习 完形填空5篇 一(含答案)

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第 1 页 共 18 页 2020年高考英语二轮专题复习 完形填空5篇 一

1.Most people are poor listeners.Even when we think we are listening carefully,we

usually 1 only half of what we hear,and we remember even less.Improving your

listening skills can be 2 in every part of your life.

The most important 3 of poor listening is giving in to distractions (分心的事物) and letting our

thoughts 4 .Sometimes,however,we listen

too 5 .We

try to remember every word a speaker says,and we lose the 6 message by

concentrating on details.In other situations,we may jump to conclusions and 7

a speaker without hearing out the message.Finally,we often judge people by their

8 or speaking manner 9 listening to what they say.

You can 10 these poor listening habits by taking several steps.First,take

listening 11 and commit yourself to becoming a better listener.Second,work

at being a(n) 12 listener.Give your undivided attention to the speaker in a

genuine effort to 13 her or his ideas.Third, 14 distractions.Make a

conscious effort to keep your mind on what the speaker is saying.Fourth,try not

to be 15 by appearance or delivery. 16 preconceived (事先形成的) judgments

based on a person's looks or manner of speech.Fifth,suspend (延缓) judgment 17

you have heard the speaker's entire message.Sixth, 18 your listening by paying

attention to main points,to evidence,and to the speaker's techniques.Finally,develop your note­taking skills.When done 19 ,note taking is an excellent

way to improve your concentration and to keep track of a speaker's 20 .It almost

forces you to become a more attentive and creative listener.

1.A.grasp B.realize

C.believe D.choose

2.A.difficult B.helpful

C.possible D.practical

3.A.role B.factor

C.function D.cause

4.A.pass B.wander

C.stop D.stay

5.A.long B.clearly

C.hard D.passively

6.A.main B.new

C.useful D.hidden

7.A.prejudge B.ignore

C.doubt D.leave

8.A.words B.speed

C.behavior D.appearance

9.A.due to B.along with 第 2 页 共 18 页 C.instead of D.except for

10.A.pick up B.give up

C.take up D.put up

11.A.seriously B.naturally

C.personally D.wrongly

12.A.clever B.active

C.free D.powerful

13.A.test B.support

C.understand D.discuss

14.A.consider B.share

C.watch D.resist

15.A.affected B.puzzled

C.replaced D.persuaded

16.A.Set aside B.Set down

C.Set off D.Set out

17.A.though B.when

C.until D.since

18.A.check B.focus

C.organize D.monitor

19.A.eagerly B.secretly

C.slowly D.properly

20.A.questions B.plans

C.ideas D.changes

2.Whenever we're introduced to strangers,we make decisions about them according to

our first impressions.For most Brits,simply asking someone how much they earn is

1 as impolite behavior.However,it is 2 that people admire those who show

off their 3 .

This is a 4 trend.I've felt the warm glow (喜悦) of knowing I earned 5 than

somebody,and the grey 6 of knowing that I earned less than another.

It seems as though self­worth is increasingly being 7 the careers we choose

and the money we earn.We need to stop 8 so much value on what people earn and

what they do.Don't get me wrong—keeping ambitious is not a(n) 9

,and

achievements should always be 10 instead of being underestimated (低估).But

when a person uses their success to judge you 11 ,it becomes a problem.

We need to stop thinking that somebody is worth admiring if they're rich but 12

other people's benefits on their way to success.We need to 13 that being an

honest and fair person is not a sign of weakness but a positive and

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personality. 第 3 页 共 18 页 Here's a(n) 15 if you want to know what you're really worth: It has 16 to

do with your bank account.It's 17 about how many times you've been there for

your friends and how many times you've been kind to a 18 .It's every time you

do something 19 or treat someone with respect no matter 20 they are in

their own life.

1.A.considered B.qualified

C.appointed D.recommended

2.A.tentative B.common

C.reasonable D.rare

3.A.talent B.knowledge

C.wealth D.reputation

4.A.puzzling B.worrying

C.shocking D.disappointing

5.A.more B.less