2019-2020年高二暑假作业英语试题2含答案(I)编写:经海虎审阅:宋林班级_____学号______姓名________完形填空（A）ItwasabrightSaturdaymorninginthelatefall.Ihadstoppedatacafétoenjoyacupofcoffeeand1themorningnewspaper.Suddenly,I2ahandonthebackofmyjacketandheardsomeonesay,“HeySteve!Howyadoin’?”3up,Isawaboywearingamechanic’suniformwornbyemployeesofthegasolinestationnexttothecafé.Helooked4,but,atfirst,Iwasunableto5wherewehadmet.Healsoheldacupofcoffee,soIaskedhimtojoinme.Verysoon,his6andprobablymycoffeebegantothaw(解冻)outmy7.Fiveyearsearlier,hehadbeentravelinghomelateonaFebruarynight.Afierce8hadarrivedthatafternoon,andbymidnight,thesnowdriftsweregetting9.Herecalled10adriftjustdowntheroadfrommyhouse.Hehadwalkedtomyhousefor11.Ihadtakenmypickupandatowingropeand12hiscaroutofthesnowdriftanduptothehighwaywheremaintenance(维护)truckshad13awaythesnow.Thishasbeena(n)14occurrencehereduringthewinter.Icannot15thetimessomeonehasalsopulledmycarfromasnowdrift.16,itwasanunforgettableexperienceforhim.Asitturnedout,hismemoryandaccountofthatsnowynightwasaveryunexpectedandmuchappreciatedkindnesstome.Ithankedhimsincerelyforstoppingtochatduringhisbreak.Hismemoryofourunexpectedmeetinginasnowstorm17myentireday.LeoBuscagliawrote,“Toooftenweunderestimate(低估)the18ofatouch,asmile,akindword,alisteningear,anhonestcompliment(赞扬),orthesmallestactof19,allofwhichhavethepotentialtoturna20around.”1．A．previewB．scanC．orderD．buy2．A．noticedB．gotC．caughtD．felt3．A．LookingB．StandingC．RisingD．Glaring4．A．sensitiveB．friendlyC．familiarD．grateful5．A．reflectB．determineC．regainD．recall6．A．storyB．experienceC．appearanceD．greetings7．A．heartB．feelingC．memoryD．wonder8．A．sandstormB．snowstormC．hurricaneD．rainfall9．A．lowB．slipperyC．thinD．deep10．A．blockingB．hittingC．knockingD．crashing11．A．helpB．adviceC．emergencyD．shelter12．A．pulledB．wavedC．pushedD．dug13．A．collectedB．clearedC．threwD．melted14．A．ordinaryB．commonC．forgettableD．practical15．A．countB．keepC．masterD．predict16．A．BesidesB．ThereforeC．HoweverD．Otherwise17．A．coveredB．influencedC．brightenedD．filled18．A．meaningB．relationC．priceD．power19．A．caringB．offeringC．sharingD．forgiving20．A．courseB．fateC．truthD．life（B）AtfirstCharlesDickenswrotejustforhisownpleasure.Thenhethought21mightbe22toreadhisstories.Hesentonetoa23,buthedidnotsignhis24toit.Thisstorywasprinted,and25wereseveralothers.Thepublisherdidnot26whowrotethem.SoCharlesdidnot27anymoneyforthem,butdidhavethesatisfactionof28theminprint.ThenanotherpublishingcompanyhiredDickensto29storiesaboutLondon.Hestartedtowrite“ThePickwickPapers”,describingtheadventuresofMr.Pickwickandhisfriends30theytraveledaroundLondon.Itwas31forCharlestowritethesestoriesbecauseheknewso32about33.“ThePickwickPapers”,soldwell,andCharleswas34again.Dickenswasgreatly35bythesuccessof“ThePickwickPapers”.Herealizedthatpeopleenjoyed36whathehadwrittenandthathis37skillearnedhisliving.Duringthe38fiveyearshewrotemanymorestories.Hewroteaboutrealpeopleandsituations39heknew.Infact,hewasknown40oneofthegreatestwritersintheworld.21.A.someoneB.anyoneC.everyoneD.noone22.A.eagerB.readyC.freeD.unwilling23.A.storekeeperB.booksellerC.writerD.publisher24.A.nameB.handwritingC.addressD.telephonenumber25.A.suchB.soC.alsoD.too26.A.wonderB.askC.knowD.care27.A.askforB.payC.receiveD.accept28.A.watchingB.seeingC.readingD.hearing29.A.editB.printC.sellD.write30.A.asB.sinceC.tillD.because31.A.necessaryB.importantC.easyD.difficult32.A.manyB.muchC.littleD.badly33.A.himselfB.PickwickC.paperD.London34.A.poorB.neverpoorC.happyD.unhappy35.A.inspiredB.struckC.disappointedD.discouraged36.A.printingB.sellingC.readingD.seeing37.A.workingB.publishingC.sellingD.writing38.A.nextB.followedC.lastD.past39.A.whoB.whomC.thatD.which40.A.byB.forC.toD.as作业（2）:1—5BDACD6—10ACBDB11—15AABBA16—20CCDAD21—25ABDAB26—30CCBDA31—35CBDBA36—40CDACD
