2025年小题狂做高中英语选择性必修第四册译林版
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二、完形填空
[ 江苏南通海安高级中学期中 ] On a Friday night, Lucas, a poor young artist, was playing his worn violin at the gate of the subway station. The music was so 1 that many people stopped and put some money into the faded 2 on the ground.
The next day, Lucas came to the same place. 3 , he took out a large piece of paper, laid it on the ground and began playing. Before long, the young man was surrounded by audience, some of whom were 4 by the words on the paper. It 5 , “Last night, a gentleman named George Sang put an important thing into my hat 6 . Please come to 7 it soon. ”
After about half an hour, a middle-aged man hurriedly ran there and said he was Mr George Sang. Then Lucas asked, “Did you 8 something?” “A lottery ticket( 彩票 ), with my name on it,” said the man. Lucas 9 a lottery ticket. “Is it?” he asked. “Yes. Mine!” George was wild with joy, his eyes brightening 10 .
His mind 11 to a few days ago, when he purchased a lottery ticket and won $500,000. On the way home, he passed by Lucas and put $50 into Lucas’s hat. However, the lottery ticket was also 12 . Now seizing the 13 ticket, George asked, “This changes everything! How can I repay you?” The young man shook his head.
A crowd gathered as news spread. A teenager asked, “Why refuse him? You’re 14 !” Lucas smiled. “Money comes and goes. But lose your honesty?” He drew a clear note from his violin. “That’s like losing the 15 in your heart. ”
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B. boring
C. pleasant
D. primitive
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B. hat
C. bowl
D. pocket
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B. Typically
C. Likewise
D. Differently
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B. shocked
C. attracted
D. troubled
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B. said
C. put
D. told
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B. on purpose
C. in advance
D. at length
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B. submit
C. assign
D. claim
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B. lose
C. forget
D. find
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B. took on
C. took out
D. drew on
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B. decently
C. humbly
D. urgently
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B. wandered
C. suspended
D. corresponded
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B. handed out
C. given away
D. thrown in
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B. rejected
C. regained
D. reserved
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B. lost
C. subjective
D. superior
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B. chapter
C. place
D. tune
[ 江苏南通海安高级中学期中 ] On a Friday night, Lucas, a poor young artist, was playing his worn violin at the gate of the subway station. The music was so 1 that many people stopped and put some money into the faded 2 on the ground.
The next day, Lucas came to the same place. 3 , he took out a large piece of paper, laid it on the ground and began playing. Before long, the young man was surrounded by audience, some of whom were 4 by the words on the paper. It 5 , “Last night, a gentleman named George Sang put an important thing into my hat 6 . Please come to 7 it soon. ”
After about half an hour, a middle-aged man hurriedly ran there and said he was Mr George Sang. Then Lucas asked, “Did you 8 something?” “A lottery ticket( 彩票 ), with my name on it,” said the man. Lucas 9 a lottery ticket. “Is it?” he asked. “Yes. Mine!” George was wild with joy, his eyes brightening 10 .
His mind 11 to a few days ago, when he purchased a lottery ticket and won $500,000. On the way home, he passed by Lucas and put $50 into Lucas’s hat. However, the lottery ticket was also 12 . Now seizing the 13 ticket, George asked, “This changes everything! How can I repay you?” The young man shook his head.
A crowd gathered as news spread. A teenager asked, “Why refuse him? You’re 14 !” Lucas smiled. “Money comes and goes. But lose your honesty?” He drew a clear note from his violin. “That’s like losing the 15 in your heart. ”
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C
) 1. A. weirdB. boring
C. pleasant
D. primitive
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B
) 2. A. boxB. hat
C. bowl
D. pocket
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D
) 3. A. SomewhatB. Typically
C. Likewise
D. Differently
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C
) 4. A. touchedB. shocked
C. attracted
D. troubled
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B
) 5. A. wroteB. said
C. put
D. told
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A
) 6. A. by mistakeB. on purpose
C. in advance
D. at length
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D
) 7. A. justifyB. submit
C. assign
D. claim
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B
) 8. A. rememberB. lose
C. forget
D. find
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C
) 9. A. smoothed outB. took on
C. took out
D. drew on
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A
)10. A. instantlyB. decently
C. humbly
D. urgently
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B
)11. A. fetchedB. wandered
C. suspended
D. corresponded
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D
)12. A. put awayB. handed out
C. given away
D. thrown in
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C
)13. A. restoredB. rejected
C. regained
D. reserved
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A
)14. A. brokeB. lost
C. subjective
D. superior
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D
)15. A. wireB. chapter
C. place
D. tune
答案:
二、完形填空
【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。George Sang误将彩票连同打赏的小费一起放进了在街头卖艺的贫穷艺术家Lucas的帽中。次日,Lucas寻找失主,归还了彩票并拒绝了酬谢,彰显了诚实比金钱更重要。
1. C 根据下文中的many people stopped and put some money into可知,许多人驻足投钱,说明Lucas演奏的音乐令人愉悦。pleasant意为“令人愉悦的”,符合题意。weird意为“奇异的”;boring意为“没趣的”;primitive意为“原始的”。
2. B 根据下文中的put an important thing into my hat可知,此处指将钱投进褪色的帽子(hat)里。
3. D 下文提到了Lucas将一张纸铺在地上,而不是跟前一天一样把帽子放在地上,由此可见,此处指与前一天的不同之处。differently意为“不同地”,与上一句中的the same相呼应,符合题意。somewhat意为“稍微”;typically意为“通常”;likewise意为“同样地”。
4. C 上文提到Lucas身边围满了观众,再结合下文提到的纸上的文字可推知,其中一些人被纸上的文字所吸引。be attracted by意为“被……所吸引”,符合题意。be touched by意为“被……所感动”;be shocked by意为“被……所震惊”;be troubled by意为“被……所困扰”。
5. B 当引用书面材料(如纸张、标志、书、信)上的内容时,通常使用动词say或read,此时say或read意为“写着,说”。空后双引号中的内容是纸上所写的文字,故选B。
6. A 根据下文中的he passed by Lucas and put $50 into Lucas's hat. However,the lottery ticket was also可推知,George Sang不小心将彩票(an important thing)放进了Lucas的帽子。by mistake意为“错误地,无意地”,符合题意。on purpose意为“故意地”;in advance意为“提前”;at length意为“详细地”。
7. D 根据Lucas寻找失主的行为可推知,他在地上放告示是希望失主速来认领(claim)。justify意为“证明……有理”;submit意为“递交”;assign意为“分配”。
8. B 上文提到George Sang先生将一件重要的东西放进了Lucas的帽子,因此Lucas问他是否丢了(lose)东西。
9. C 根据下一句Lucas的提问可推知,Lucas拿出彩票,询问George Sang先生是不是这张彩票。take out意为“取出”,符合题意。smooth out意为“解决(问题)”;take on意为“承担”;draw on意为“利用”。
10. A 根据上文中的George was wild with joy和常识可知,George看到自己丢失的彩票,欣喜若狂,眼睛立刻亮了起来。instantly意为“立刻”,符合题意。decently意为“高雅地”;humbly意为“谦逊地”;urgently意为“紧急地”。
11. B 句意:他的思绪飘回到了几天前,那时他买了一张彩票,中了50万美元。wander意为“走神,神志恍惚,(思想)开小差”,符合题意。fetch意为“(去)拿来”;suspend意为“暂停”;correspond意为“符合”。
12. D 上文提到George在回家的路上经过Lucas,往Lucas的帽子里放了50美元,结合上文George认领失物的情节可推知,那张彩票也被一起扔进了帽子。throw in意为“投入”,符合题意。put away意为“把……收拾起来”;hand out意为“分发”;give away意为“赠送”。
13. C 根据上文中George认领彩票的经历可知,此处指失而复得的彩票。regained意为“重新获得的”,符合题意。restored意为“精力充沛的”;rejected意为“被拒绝的”;reserved意为“预订的”。
14. A 根据第一段第一句对Lucas的介绍可知,Lucas是一位贫穷的年轻艺术家,在地铁站门口演奏他那把破旧的小提琴。因而此处指一名青少年问为什么Lucas身无分文却拒绝了George的好意。broke意为“没钱,囊中羞涩的”,符合题意。lost意为“丢失的”;subjective意为主观的”;superior意为“更好的,占优势的”。
15. D 前一句提到Lucas用小提琴拉出一个清晰的音符,由此可推知,Lucas将诚实比作曲调,失去诚实就如同失去了你心中的曲调。tune意为“曲调”,符合题意。wire意为“金属丝”;chapter意为“章”。
【语篇导读】本文是一篇记叙文。George Sang误将彩票连同打赏的小费一起放进了在街头卖艺的贫穷艺术家Lucas的帽中。次日,Lucas寻找失主,归还了彩票并拒绝了酬谢,彰显了诚实比金钱更重要。
1. C 根据下文中的many people stopped and put some money into可知,许多人驻足投钱,说明Lucas演奏的音乐令人愉悦。pleasant意为“令人愉悦的”,符合题意。weird意为“奇异的”;boring意为“没趣的”;primitive意为“原始的”。
2. B 根据下文中的put an important thing into my hat可知,此处指将钱投进褪色的帽子(hat)里。
3. D 下文提到了Lucas将一张纸铺在地上,而不是跟前一天一样把帽子放在地上,由此可见,此处指与前一天的不同之处。differently意为“不同地”,与上一句中的the same相呼应,符合题意。somewhat意为“稍微”;typically意为“通常”;likewise意为“同样地”。
4. C 上文提到Lucas身边围满了观众,再结合下文提到的纸上的文字可推知,其中一些人被纸上的文字所吸引。be attracted by意为“被……所吸引”,符合题意。be touched by意为“被……所感动”;be shocked by意为“被……所震惊”;be troubled by意为“被……所困扰”。
5. B 当引用书面材料(如纸张、标志、书、信)上的内容时,通常使用动词say或read,此时say或read意为“写着,说”。空后双引号中的内容是纸上所写的文字,故选B。
6. A 根据下文中的he passed by Lucas and put $50 into Lucas's hat. However,the lottery ticket was also可推知,George Sang不小心将彩票(an important thing)放进了Lucas的帽子。by mistake意为“错误地,无意地”,符合题意。on purpose意为“故意地”;in advance意为“提前”;at length意为“详细地”。
7. D 根据Lucas寻找失主的行为可推知,他在地上放告示是希望失主速来认领(claim)。justify意为“证明……有理”;submit意为“递交”;assign意为“分配”。
8. B 上文提到George Sang先生将一件重要的东西放进了Lucas的帽子,因此Lucas问他是否丢了(lose)东西。
9. C 根据下一句Lucas的提问可推知,Lucas拿出彩票,询问George Sang先生是不是这张彩票。take out意为“取出”,符合题意。smooth out意为“解决(问题)”;take on意为“承担”;draw on意为“利用”。
10. A 根据上文中的George was wild with joy和常识可知,George看到自己丢失的彩票,欣喜若狂,眼睛立刻亮了起来。instantly意为“立刻”,符合题意。decently意为“高雅地”;humbly意为“谦逊地”;urgently意为“紧急地”。
11. B 句意:他的思绪飘回到了几天前,那时他买了一张彩票,中了50万美元。wander意为“走神,神志恍惚,(思想)开小差”,符合题意。fetch意为“(去)拿来”;suspend意为“暂停”;correspond意为“符合”。
12. D 上文提到George在回家的路上经过Lucas,往Lucas的帽子里放了50美元,结合上文George认领失物的情节可推知,那张彩票也被一起扔进了帽子。throw in意为“投入”,符合题意。put away意为“把……收拾起来”;hand out意为“分发”;give away意为“赠送”。
13. C 根据上文中George认领彩票的经历可知,此处指失而复得的彩票。regained意为“重新获得的”,符合题意。restored意为“精力充沛的”;rejected意为“被拒绝的”;reserved意为“预订的”。
14. A 根据第一段第一句对Lucas的介绍可知,Lucas是一位贫穷的年轻艺术家,在地铁站门口演奏他那把破旧的小提琴。因而此处指一名青少年问为什么Lucas身无分文却拒绝了George的好意。broke意为“没钱,囊中羞涩的”,符合题意。lost意为“丢失的”;subjective意为主观的”;superior意为“更好的,占优势的”。
15. D 前一句提到Lucas用小提琴拉出一个清晰的音符,由此可推知,Lucas将诚实比作曲调,失去诚实就如同失去了你心中的曲调。tune意为“曲调”,符合题意。wire意为“金属丝”;chapter意为“章”。
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