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押题精选06完形填空夹叙夹议文Cloze1OnceayearinthetownofWuzhenallthetouristscanbeaudiencemembers.Pictureanentiretownturnedin

toonegrandimmersive（沉浸式）21:hugemarionetteswalkingthroughanarrow,flagstone-pavedlane,motheranddaughtersitting22ina"paperboatthat23alongariver,youngc

oupleswhisperingunderanightsky24upbybloomedkites.NomatterwhereyougointhetownofWuzhen,Zhejiangprovince,dur

ingits25theaterfestivalyouarelikelyto26performances---andsomeintheunlikeliestofplaces,suchasatthe27ofanotherwisequietsquare,undertheroofsofamoss-car

peteddock,andevenonrowingboats.Eventourists28ofthefestivalwillfindthemselves29inplays,danceandmusic,everybod

ybeing30towanderthe1,300-year-oldtown'salleys,riverbanksandtheatervenues.Theycan,forexample,stepintothe“home”oftheItali

andirectorEugenioBarbaashethrowsa"dinnerparty”."Thisisavery31wayofthinkingtheater,thattheaudiencearemy32toshareadinner,andfoodares

ounds,33,words,poetry,”saidBarbapleasingly,founderoftheOdinTeatretofDenmark.ButthosewhowantedtowatchTheTreewere34tohandinth

eirphonesbeforeperformances.Whentheshowbegantheysat35oneanotherquietly,professionalsand36alike,notknowingwhattheeveningwouldbring.Whatgrad

ually37werevariousstorieswithatreeattheircenter.Theperformanceimmerseditsaudienceinanoverwhelmingauditory（听觉的）and38he

adtrip,or,39oneviewercommentedonthe40siteDouban,“thebestnightmareIhaveeverhad”.21.A.platformB.theaterC.galleryD.passage22.A.del

iberatelyB.slowlyC.swiftlyD.lazily23.A.stationsB.parksC.floatsD.walks24.A.litB.burnedC.stuckD.set25.A.annualB.monthlyC

.weeklyD.daily26.A.lookintoB.comeupwithC.runintoD.putupwith27.A.centerB.comerC.pointD.spot28.A.tiredB.fondC.unconscio

usD.convinced29.A.approvedB.affectedC.accusedD.absorbed30.A.arrangedB.praisedC.invitedD.supported31.A.creativeB.obviousC.reasonableD

.abrupt32.A.colleaguesB.guestsC.fansD.hosts33.A.studiosB.paintingsC.imagesD.cartoons34.A.suggestedB.requiredC.appreciatedD.referred35.A.meetingB.co

mfortingC.recognizingD.facing36.A.clerksB.amateursC.expertsD.reporters37.A.presentedB.changedC.heldD.mattered38.A.hearingB.smellingC.visua

lD.facial39.A.asB.whenC.sinceD.if40.A.introductionB.interviewC.debateD.reviewCloze2Iwas17yearsold.AlongwithadozenotherboysIhadmadealongtriptoIow

ainordertoseeacollegethatIwasthinkingof21.Whilethetriphadbeen22forthemostpart,nowthatIwasthereIwasfeelingdepres

sed,alone,andisolated.Iwasmissingmy23andIwasalsomissingtheAppalachianmountainsandtheforestsofmyhome.Iloved24theleavesturnedathousandshadesof

greenintheSpringandthen25aseaofred,gold,andorangeintheFall.HereinIowaeverythingwas26.Thegrasslookedburntandbrown.AllthatI

could27wasamixtureofcorn,mud,andpigs.Iwalkedoutsidethedormitoryofthecollegeandsatonanoldstump.Iclosedmyeyesand28beingbackhomeagain.WhenIfinallyope

nedthem,however,Isawsomethingthattouchedmy29.ItwasaPrairieSunset.Itseemedto30theskyfromhorizontohorizon

.Gold,red,purpleandpinkcloudsall31togetherinapicturepaintedbyHeaven’sownhand.Itwassohugethatittookmybreathaway.Itmadeourmountainsunsetsseem32bycom

parison.Irealizedthatthisplacetoohaditsownspecialbeauty.Thisplacetoowasapartofnature’s33.OvertheyearstocomeIlearnedsomethingelse.Eachofusha

saspecialbeauty34.Eachofushasourown35talentsandabilities.21.A.assistingB.attendingC.visitingD.quitting22.A.

funB.hardC.novelD.tiresome23.A.chanceB.schoolC.familyD.goal24.A.whenB.howC.whyD.whether25.A.becameB.floodedC.drewD.surrounded26.A.easyB.

beautifulC.flatD.rough27.A.hearB.touchC.tasteD.smell28.A.caredaboutB.preparedforC.dreamedofD.thoughtover29.A.bodyB.soul

C.faceD.pain30.A.fillB.coverC.separateD.block31.A.foldedB.sankC.escapedD.flowed32.A.tinyB.paleC.splendidD.weak33.A.changeB.punishmentC.creationD.ref

lection34.A.aswellB.inadditionC.forsureD.inbetween35.A.extraB.uniqueC.possibleD.reasonableCloze3Havingapositiveattitudecanmeanthedifferencebe

tweenlivingalifefullofjoyandhappinessandlivingalifefullofdepressionandmisery.Your21determineswhatyouwillexperienceinlife22whattheactualcir

cumstancesare.Realitycanbeadifficultconceptto23.Howisitthattwopeoplecanhavethe24experienceyetonepersoncomesoutofitlovinglifewhiletheothercomes

outofit25life?Therewasastoryoftwobrotherswhowere26inahomewithafatherwho27allthetime.Itwouldbeno28ifbothoftheboy

sgrewuptobealcoholicsthemselveswithahatredforlife.Oneofthetwobrothersdidjustthat.He29hisfather’sfootsteps.However,theotherbrothergrewup30theoppos

ite.Havingexperiencedthat31,hemadeuphismindtobea32andlovingfatherbecausehedidn’twanthiskidstogothroughwhathewasforcedtog

othrough.Sowhatmadethedifferenceinthe33ofthesetwomen’slives?Yousee,it’snotwhathappenstoyouthat34howyourlifewillturnout;i

t’swhatyoudoaboutitthatcountsmuch.The35forhavingagoodattitudeisthatyourdecisionsandactionswillbedifferent.Onthecontrary,ifyouha

da36attitude,youwillprobablyexperienceadifferentoutcomeasaresultofthose37.It’struethatyoucan’tcontroloutsidecircumstancesandevents

,38don’tfeeldiscouraged,foryouhavetotalcontroloverwhatyoudecidetodowiththosecircumstances.By39feedingyourmind

withpositivematerial,youwillbemorelikelyto40thedecisionthatwilleventuallybringyouclosertoyourgoals.21.A.habitB.educationC.successD.attitude22.A.a

partfromB.regardlessofC.intermsofD.asto23.A.believeB.graspC.dependD.admit24.A.generalB.directC.sameD.extreme25.A.sharingB.rew

ardingC.killingD.hating26.A.broughtupB.calledupC.takenupD.builtup27.A.smokedB.drankC.cookedD.slept28.A.doubtB.chanceC.surpriseD.way29.A.forgotB.fol

lowedC.rememberedD.climbed30.A.completelyB.speciallyC.graduallyD.generally31.A.relationshipB.childhoodC.silenceD.impression32.A.disgust

ingB.carelessC.caringD.stubborn33.A.influenceB.arrangementC.growthD.outcome34.A.announcesB.predictsC.shapesD.witnesses35.A.reasonB.artC.sy

mbolD.response36.A.proudB.negativeC.positiveD.general37.A.challengesB.methodsC.journeysD.decisions38.A.soB.andC.butD.or39.A.formally

B.constantlyC.immediatelyD.slightly40.A.makeB.changeC.createD.delayCloze4Therearesomanyspringfestivalsaroundthecountrycenteredongardening

,bluegrass,wineandfood,orEarthDay.ButifyouvisitwesternColorado'sGrandValley,you'llseeafestival___21_

__tosharing.Congregants（集会者）ofmorethan100areachurcheshavedecidedto___22___whattheybelievein.CalledShareFest,theevent

bringsvolunteersfromdifferent____23____forabusybut___24___weekendofhouserepair,painting,gardeningandmore

.Theideawas___25___putforwardbyagroupofpastors（牧师）incentralArkansasandwasfinally____26____byFirstPresbyterianColoradochurchesin2007.Agroupo

fpeoplefromchurchdecidedtooffer___27___toalocalschool.Teachersneededdeskswashedandotherworkdone.Andsoitbegan.Churcheshavebeen_____28___

__flyers(传单)intheirareaoverthepastseveralmonthssothatpeopleinneedcaneitherposttheir____29____forhelponacentralwebsiteorcalltheteamfor____30___

_.Teamsofchurchmembers"adopt"neighborhoodsororganizationstohelpwiththosewishes.Projectleadersthenvisitto____31____whatmaterialsandtimeareneeded.P

ast_____32_____includedeverythingfrommakingthebedforanelderlywomantopaintingabuilding,whichrequired30gallonsofpaint.Local

businesses_____33_____materials.Participantsdon'thavetobebigandstrong-oreven_____34_____.Inpastyears,five-year-oldspickedupleavesinneighbors'yards.Se

niorscreatedcarepackagesforcollege_____35_____withbluebooksfortestsandother_____36_____thatcouldhelpthemthrough

finals.Thetwo-dayevent_____37_____withaprayerandacheer.ThenSaturdaymorning,volunteers____38____thestreetsandh

omesaroundthetown,startingdoingvoluntarywork.Peoplecometogethertomakeacorneroftheworldabit____39____.What

agreatwayt0____40____spring!21.A.exposedB.contraryC.oppositeD.committed22.A.praiseB.challengeC.practic

eD.correct23.A.companiesB.churchesC.schoolsD.gardens24.A.meaningfulB.sensitiveC.relaxingD.tiring25.A.graduallyB.eventuallyC.originallyD.r

egularly26.A.acceptedB.supposedC.assessedD.adjusted27.A.inspirationB.helpC.adviceD.encouragement28.A.seekingB.t

hrowingC.sweepingD.distributing29.A.strugglesB.responsibilitiesC.requestsD.excuses30.A.communicationB.compreh

ensionC.circulationD.registration31.A.predictB.bargainC.recognizeD.determine32.A.conclusionsB.expectationsC.serwcesD.experiences3

3.A.donatedB.defendedC.exchangedD.consumed34.A.peace-lovingB.grown-upC.kind-heartedD.new-born35.A.visitorsB.studentsC.profess

orsD.workers36.A.suppliesB.decorationsC.presentsD.awards37.A.breaksdownB.goesawayC.kicksoffD.catcheson38.A.makeB.putC.r

obD.hit39.A.greenerB.betterC.nearerD.faster40.A.celebrateB.describeC.occupyD.discoverCloze5ItwasNewYear'snight.Anagedmanwasstandingatthew

indow.Thedaysofhisyouthappearedlikedreambeforehim,andhe16theseriousmomentwhenhisfatherplacedhimatthe17of

thetworoads:oneleadingtoapeaceful,sunnyplace18withflowers,fruitsandresoundingwithsoft,sweetsongs,andtheotherleadingtoadeepdarkcave

whichwas19,andwherepoisonflowedandsnakescrawled.Helookedtowardstheskyandcried20Ohyouth,return!Oh,myfather,placemeonce

moreattheentrancetolifeandI'll21thebetterway!"Butbothhisfatherandthedaysofhisyouthhad22.Hesawthelightsflowingawayint

hedarkness,andthesewerethedaysofhiswastedlife.Hesawastar23fromtheskyanddisappeared,andthiswasthe24ofhimself.His25,whichw

aslikeasharparrow,struckdeeplyintohisheart.Thenherememberedhisfriendsinhischildhood,whichenteredlifetogetherwithhim.Buttheyhadmadetheirwayto26andwere

now27andhappyonthisNewYear'snight.Theclockinthehighchurchtowerstruckandthesoundmadehimrememberhisparents'early28forhim.Theyhadtaughthi

mandprayedtoGodforhisgood.Buthechosethewrongwaywith29andgriefsothathedarednolongertolooktowardsthe30wherehisfatherlived.His31eyeswerefulloftears,andw

ithadespairing（绝望的）effort,heburstoutacry:"Comeback,myearlydays!Comeback!"Andhisyouthdid32,forallthiswasonlyadreamwhichhehadonNewYear'snight.

Hewasstillyoungthoughhisfaultswerereal.Hehadnotyetenteredthedeepdarkcave,andhewas33freetowalkontheroadwhichleadstothepeacefulandsunnyland.Those

whostilllingeron（徘徊）theentranceoflife34tochoosethebrightroad,rememberthatwhenyearsarepassedandyourfeet

stumble（绊倒）onthedarkmountains,youwillcrybitterly,but35."Ohyouthreturn!Ohgivemebackmyearlydays!”16.A.recordedB.recalledC.dou

btedD.dreamt17.A.entranceB.endC.middleD.top18.A.filledB.coveredC.grewD.dropped19.A.brightB.amazingC.CommonD.endless20.A.loudlyB.painfullyC.h

appilyD.continuously21.A.abandonB.buildC.chooseD.change22.A.washedawayB.passedawayC.ranawayD.brokeaway23.A.fallB.r

iseC.freezeD.shine24.A.qualityB.harvestC.meansD.symbol25.A.swordB.regretC.prideD.feeling26.A.successB.caveC.failureD.reality

27.A.worriedB.desertedC.honoredD.frightened28.A.loveB.misleadingC.anxietyD.scold29.A.joyB.heartC.careD.shame30.A.heavenB.cemeteryC.hellD.house

31.A.driedB.darkenedC.lightedD.satisfied32.A.disappearB.remainC.returnD.promise33.A.neverB.stillC.hardlyD.always34.A.hesitating

B.decidingC.refusingD.claiming35.A.inbriefB.insurpriseC.inuseD.invainCloze6ItwasNewYear'snight.Anagedmanwasstandingatthewindow.Thedayso

fhisyouthappearedlikedreambeforehim,andhe16theseriousmomentwhenhisfatherplacedhimatthe17ofthetworoads:oneleadingtoapeaceful,sunnyplace18withflowe

rs,fruitsandresoundingwithsoft,sweetsongs,andtheotherleadingtoadeepdarkcavewhichwas19,andwherepoisonflowedandsnakescrawled.Helooke

dtowardstheskyandcried20Ohyouth,return!Oh,myfather,placemeoncemoreattheentrancetolifeandI'll21thebetterway!"Butbothhisfatherandtheday

sofhisyouthhad22.Hesawthelightsflowingawayinthedarkness,andthesewerethedaysofhiswastedlife.Hesawastar23fromtheskyanddisappeared,andth

iswasthe24ofhimself.His25,whichwaslikeasharparrow,struckdeeplyintohisheart.Thenherememberedhisfriend

sinhischildhood,whichenteredlifetogetherwithhim.Buttheyhadmadetheirwayto26andwerenow27andhappyonthisNewYear'snight.Theclockinthehighchu

rchtowerstruckandthesoundmadehimrememberhisparents'early28forhim.TheyhadtaughthimandprayedtoGodforhisgood.Buthechosethewrongwaywith29andgriefsot

hathedarednolongertolooktowardsthe30wherehisfatherlived.His31eyeswerefulloftears,andwithadespairing（绝望的）effort,heburstoutacry:"Comeback,myearlydays!C

omeback!"Andhisyouthdid32,forallthiswasonlyadreamwhichhehadonNewYear'snight.Hewasstillyoungthoughhisfaultswerereal.Hehadnotyetenteredthedeepdarkcave,

andhewas33freetowalkontheroadwhichleadstothepeacefulandsunnyland.Thosewhostilllingeron（徘徊）theentranceoflife34tochoosethebrightroad,rememb

erthatwhenyearsarepassedandyourfeetstumble（绊倒）onthedarkmountains,youwillcrybitterly,but35."Ohyouthreturn!Ohgivemebackmyearlydays!”16.A.recordedB.

recalledC.doubtedD.dreamt17.A.entranceB.endC.middleD.top18.A.filledB.coveredC.grewD.dropped19.A.brightB.amazingC.CommonD.

endless20.A.loudlyB.painfullyC.happilyD.continuously21.A.abandonB.buildC.chooseD.change22.A.washedawayB.passedawayC.ranawa

yD.brokeaway23.A.fallB.riseC.freezeD.shine24.A.qualityB.harvestC.meansD.symbol25.A.swordB.regretC.prideD.feeli

ng26.A.successB.caveC.failureD.reality27.A.worriedB.desertedC.honoredD.frightened28.A.loveB.misleadingC.anxietyD.scold2

9.A.joyB.heartC.careD.shame30.A.heavenB.cemeteryC.hellD.house31.A.driedB.darkenedC.lightedD.satisfied32.A.disa

ppearB.remainC.returnD.promise33.A.neverB.stillC.hardlyD.always34.A.hesitatingB.decidingC.refusingD.claiming35.A.inbriefB.insurpriseC.inuseD.invai

nCloze7Thestructureinorganizationshaschanged.Ithastransformedfromabosstoaleaderbeingatthetopandfromme

thoddirectingtocooperation,16howmanyofushaveactuallymadethis17withinourselves?Let'snotgetpersonalaboutanypersonorconnectthistoany18

organization.Considerthe19patternonasocialmediawebsitesuchasLinkedIn.Weoftenseegoodarticleswrittenbyjunior-levelemp

loyeeswhich20newenthusiasmandnewperspectives,buthowmanysenior-level21goand"Like"thearticle?Not22readit

,butactually"Like”it.Moreoftenthannot,theanswerisnone.Leadersreadsucharticles,butthey23topressthe"Like"buttondue

tosomefear!Afriendofmine,whoholdsthe24ofDirectorofHumanResourcesinareputedorganization,happenedtomentionanarticlethathisteammemberha

dwritten.Icasuallyenquired25theabsenceofa"Like"orcommentfromhim.Hisanswerreally26me!Hesaid:"Youknowwhatmy27i

s?Icannotbecommentingorlikinghisarticleinpublic!"Amazedbythisbehavior,Ididmyresearchonthispatternonafewsocialme

diaplatforms.Yes,peoplewantto“Like"orcommentonarticlesandphotosthatarepublishedbypeoplewitha（n）28levelanddosoaswell.Whileweare29

the"Like"buttononajunior-levelemployee'sone—yearanniversary,wejumptobeoneinafewhundredstooffer30onasenior-levelleader'sone—ye

arcompletion.However,Ithinkourprecious“Like"fortheemployee31alotandencourageshim,while,ontheotherhand,itis32

manyhundredsandisnot33noticedbytheleader.Encouragenewtalentsand34them.Ifwedonotexhibitthissocially,Iamsurew

ewillnot35itinourjobeither.16.A.soB.otherwiseC.yetD.while17.A.organizationB.methodC.cooperationD.transformation18.A.u

nusualB.ordinaryC.commonD.particular19.A.behavioralB.onlineC.popularD.personal20.A.opposeB.containC.promoteD.lack21.A.leadersB.writersC.employersD.r

eaders22.A.preciselyB.barelyC.merelyD.thoroughly23.A.stopB.hopeC.hesitateD.regret24.A.nameB.titleC.faithD.honor25

.A.forlackofB.onaccountofC.inneedofD.withregardto26.A.confusedB.astonishedC.dissatisfiedD.annoyed27.A.teamB.levelC.habitD.reputatio

n28.A.superiorB.differentC.averageD.junior29.A.pressingB.missingC.skippingD.considering30.A.congratulationsB.suggesti

onsC.opinionsD.remarks31.A.changesB.requiresC.provesD.means32.A.intendedforB.replacedbyC.judgedbyD.buriedin3

3.A.evenB.justC.everD.still34.A.knowB.motivateC.demandD.observe35.A.representB.likeC.showD.noticeCloze8Notmany17-year-oldgirlsknow

howtosolder（焊）copperpipestogetherorlightapilotlight.Theseare16I’velearnedasanassistanttomy17inhisplumbing（管

道）business.Mysummerjobdealswith18thatconstantlyarisephysicalandmentaldiscomfort,andthework19anattitudeofdeterminationandpatienceth

atIfrequentlystruggletoadopt.Eachmorning,I20myselfintolarge-thickmen’sjeansmostgirlswould21towearandclimbintothe

plumbertruck.Asmyclassmatesbegintheir22babysitting,orsellinggroceries,mydadandIcarry23toolboxesandworkinthedarkbasements.Ioftenget24inmessy

storageboxeslookingforthewatermeter.Nothingaroundisbeautifulortidy.SometimesI25whyIstandthedustandsweatwhenIcouldb

einmyair-conditionedhousedoingsummerhomework.YetasmuchasI26themessofplumbing.Ilookdownuponmyselfforbeingsoeasilyannoyedbydisorder.

27,theworldwasbuiltbypeoplewillingtogettheirhands28.Fivesuchsummershave29methatthemessypartsofpeople’shouses30themessypartsoft

heirlives.AsIlearnto31themess,Ialsolearntohandlethe32andcontradictionsinmyadolescence.Lifeisaprocessofaccepting33andlearningtoputitinorder.Plumbing

workisnodifferent.Youcanseeitineachnewlysolderedgroupofcopperpipes.Andwhencustomersexpress34,Iunderstandthat,inasmallway,webring35totheirlives

.16.A.mannersB.skillsC.factsD.rules17.A.brotherB.dadC.teacherD.friend18.A.messesB.customersC.noisesD.e

xercises19.A.offersB.developsC.demandsD.lacks20.A.wrestleB.lowerC.squeezeD.hide21.A.needB.expectC.refuseD.choose22.A.shiftsB.studiesC.meetingsD.trav

els23.A.fancyB.smallC.expensiveD.heavy24.A.injuredB.absorbedC.lostD.interested25.A.knowB.questionC.imagineD.remember26.A.seeB.cleanC.hateD.cre

ate27.A.OrratherB.AtleastC.AfterallD.Inaddition28.A.fullB.dirtyC.firmD.free29.A.taughtB.promisedC.advisedD.guaranteed30.A.examineB.d

ivideC.reduceD.reflect31.A.sortoutB.careaboutC.huntforD.giveup32.A.arrangementsB.uncertaintiesC.competitionsD.expectations33.A.failureB.helpC.c

hangeD.chaos34.A.sympathyB.suspicionC.disapprovalD.appreciation35.A.peaceB.successC.wonderD.order