1、2012高考英语二轮复习专题限时训练专题限时训练(十四)夹叙夹议型完形填空(四)(限时：30分钟)(一)Sometimes a stepparent has to take a step back. When I was thirtyfive, I met my husband and came to _1_ his kids, aged 10 and 7. We _2_playing basketball and shopping for cartoon books and became great friends. Then I got _3_.In most _4_， stepkids
2、live with their mom and stepdad.This makes our case quite _5_. Four years into our marriage, after going between their moms place and ours, the boys _6_ in with us fulltime.I was _7_ a parttime friend, so everything changed.For example, _8_ the kids to help didnt appear an important thing before, bu
3、t now they became unwilling. Once, after Id asked my elder stepson to set the table, he _9_ said, “Youre not my mother; I dont have to _10_ you.”It was _11_ but I realized it was about keeping _12_ clear in our new family life. I told him he was rightI wasnt his mom; I was another person in his life
4、 who _13_ him, and we needed to get things done _14_._15_ in a livein situation, a stepparent isnt the parent. You help with everything and _16_ lots of hugs and laughs. But you also have to learn to stand in the _17_. For example, when there were only enough _18_ for Mom and Dad to sit up front, I
5、sat in back. It was hurtful, but I realized it wasnt personal.Today, my stepsons know where to find me, whether its for long chats or a(n) _19_ email to say hi. And I know where to find them. The caring is surely there, even if the _20_ isnt.()1.Aknow BteachCunderstand Dinstruct()2.A.passed time Bag
6、reed onChad fun Dset about()3.A.convinced BseparatedCchanged Dmarried()4.A.places BwaysCcases Dfamilies()5.A.unusual BsimilarCpositive Ddifficult()6.A.came BmovedCgot Dran()7.A.as well Bjust nowConce again Dno longer()8.A.allowing BgettingCadvising Dinviting()9.A.quietly BsuddenlyCsimply Dimmediatel
7、y()10.A.work for Blisten toCstay with Dfocus on()11.A.selfish BimpoliteCreasonable Dpainful()12.A.roles BdutiesCquarrels Drecords()13.A.supported BenviedCloved Dbothered()14.A.properly BtogetherCalready Deasily()15.A.Still BEvenCAlso DThen()16.A.have BexpectCavoid Dshare()17.A.shadows BpositionsCshe
8、lters Dsufferings()18.A.spots BbedsCchairs Dtickets()19.A.special BextraCquick Dprivate()20.A.bloodline BinfluenceCcomfort Drespect(二)“What kind of Thanksgiving can I provide？” I said to myself. Living in a small house and still jobless, I_1_to make ends meet.Still, I counted my blessings (知足) when
9、I_2_that a young family in a nearby home lost_3_in a flash fire. I watched as the entire community became involved in their_4_： A church provided shelter; others gathered food, bedding and clothing. Lines of busy people willingly gave their time_5_their money.The afternoon before Thanksgiving, two w
10、omen came to our house_6_donations. Although we had_7_to spare, I helped carry items to their car，_8_in my heart to give more.As we stood_9_chatting, my little Helen, only three, screamed, “Wait! Dont anybody move.” She rushed into the house, complaining, “We_10_something！”I looked apologetically at
11、 the ladies, but_11_I could follow her, Helen was back outside, carrying her_12_ teddy bear, which I had made for her birthday just two months before.“Mommy，” her green eyes searched my_13_， “the little girl doesnt have any toys. I have to give it to her.”My heart quaked.I thought about the few_14_H
12、elen had and how many hours I had spent sewing this one. Now she wanted to_15_it away. We stood in silence, the ladies_16_at me. I struggled with my feelings. I thought of all the things we needed and didnt have.Everyone held their_17_as I bent down to face Helen. “Of course, Helen，” my voice nearly
13、_18_，“youre right. We forgot the toy. How_19_of you to remember！”And I_20_my own heart would never be as big as the one pounding (怦怦地跳) in my daughters little chest.()1.A.struggled Bdecided Cprepared Dhappened()2.A.expected Bannounced Clearned Dbelieved()3.A.nothing Bsomething Canything Deverything(
14、)4.A.trouble Brescue Cexperience Dwork()5.A.other than Binstead of Crather than Das well as()6.A.collecting Breporting Crequiring Dallowing ()7.A.less Bmore Clittle Dmuch ()8.A.refusing Boffering Cwaiting Dlonging ()9.A.downstairs Bupstairs Coutside Dinside()10.A.needed Bdonated Cremembered Dforgot
15、()11.A.since Bbefore Cwhen Dthough()12.A.expensive Bfavorite Cfriendly Dugly ()13.A.face Bheart Chead Dbody ()14.A.books Bclothes Cfriends Dtoys()15.A.take Bthrow Cgive Dput()16.A.aiming Bshouting Ckeeping Dstaring()17.A.words Bsteps Cbreath Dhands()18.A.broke Bfailed Cappeared Dstopped()19.A.proud
16、Bthoughtful Cnatural Dgenerous()20.A.admitted B. wished Cexplained Drealized专题限时训练(十四)(一)夹叙夹议型完形填空(四)【要点综述】 本文为夹叙夹议的文章，作者首先叙述了与丈夫原有的孩子的交往，接着论述作为继父母，如何与这些孩子相处，文章最后讲述运用合适的方法所取得的效果。1A由全句可知，“我”遇到丈夫后，开始认识他的孩子。2C从空后的playing basketball and shopping for cartoon books and became great friends可知，“我”与他们过得很愉快。本
17、句与下面所讲述的“随着年龄的增大，这些孩子与我相互对抗”做对比，因此C最佳。3D前面讲I met my husband，接下来“我”就结婚了。4C从stepkids live with their mom and stepdad这句所使用的时态我们知道，作者在讲述一般的情况。5AIn most case, stepkids live with their mom and stepdad而我们的情况是“孩子与父亲和继母生活在一起”，因此说unusual。6B从空后的with us fulltime我们可以推断出，孩子们搬进来与我们住在一起。7D联系前文的fulltime，我们可以推断出，“我”与
18、孩子们不再是parttime friends了。8B以前让孩子帮忙不是个麻烦的事情。根据后文“我”让他们帮忙时，他们总是拒绝，我们可以得此答案。9C联系前文after可知，quickly与immediately不合适。10B因为你不是我母亲，我不听你的。11D联系空后的but I realized it was about可知，作者认为“尽管这样是痛苦的，但是”。12A从后文I wasnt his mom; I was another person in his life可知，“我”认为到了把各自的角色搞清楚的时候了。13C尽管“我”不是他的母亲，可“我”也是另一个给他爱的人。 14B叫他帮忙
19、的目的是一起做事情。15B本句的意思是“甚至从生活中的位置上讲，继父母也并不是父母。”16D从空后的lots of hugs and laughs我们知道，是彼此“共享”，而不是“有”。17Ain the shadows是比喻的说法，意思是“受委屈”，联系下文我们可以得此答案。18D只有足够的票让父母坐在前排，“我”只能选择坐后排。19C从空后的to say hi我们得出quick的答案。to say hi在这里的意思是“问候一下”，因此是a quick email。20A“即使没有血缘，关心是存在的。” bloodline意思是“血缘”。(二)【要点综述】 这是一篇夹叙夹议的文章，记述了感恩
20、节前夕发生在一对母女身上的感人故事。虽然家境贫寒，但是母亲仍然捐献给因失火而身陷困境的邻居一些物品。正在这时，仅仅三岁的女儿决定要捐献自己最喜爱的玩具熊，妈妈舍不得但是又不忍伤害女儿幼小的心灵，勉强同意了。女儿年龄虽小，但是心胸不小，可爱可敬。1A上文提到住所简陋，又没有工作，生活艰堆，只能勉强量入为出。struggled (努力，奋斗)符合语境。2C作者正在考虑感恩节的事情，这时“得知(learned)”邻居遭受火灾，所有物品化为灰烬。所以作者说，尽管生活窘迫，但她还是比较知足。3D这里强调损失之严重，与下文各界踊跃捐助相呼应。4B由下文列举各方援助的具体细节可知大家在“援助(rescue)
21、”。5D许多人前来捐献物品，既出钱，又花费时间帮忙。as well as表示并列，意为“和，也”。6A依据下文I helped carry items to their car可知她们是来募捐，“收集(collecting)”捐献物品的。7CAlthough暗示尽管作者“没有多少东西(little)”可捐献，但她还是帮着把一些物品放在车上。 8D其实作者内心是“期盼(longing)”捐献更多物品的，实在是心有余而力不足。 9C由下一段的Helen was back outside可知，作者在外边和人聊天。10D依据下文youre right. We forgot the toy推断这里女儿的
22、意思是我们“忘记(forgot)”拿什么东西了。11B作者还没来得及跟着女儿进屋，她已经又跑了出来。before这里意为“还没来得及就”。12B结合上下文推断该玩具熊是女儿的最爱。13A女儿看着“我”的脸，察言观色，试探“我”的态度。14D作者想到了女儿玩具并不多，也想到了为了缝这只玩具熊自己所花费的时间。15C女儿现在要把她最喜爱的玩具捐出去。give away捐献。16D一时间大家都沉默了，来募捐的妇女“盯(staring)”着 “我”，不知“我”如何反应。17C大家都屏住呼吸，静观事情的发展。hold ones breath是固定短语，意为“屏住呼吸”。 18A作者的声音因为激动都变调了。break此处意为“(因激动)变调”。19B作者鼓励女儿：你做得对，我们忘记拿玩具了，还是你考虑得“周全(thoughtful)”，记着这件事。20D这件事让作者意识到她的女儿心地善良，可爱可敬。高考资源网独家精品资源，欢迎下载！高考资源网Ks5uK&S%5#UKs5uKs%U高考资源网高考资源网高考资源网