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五、完形填空。
The first time I ever really noticed my dad was after I had my first piano recital(音乐演奏会). The thing was, he had always been a quiet man, usually 1 in the background while my mum did all the talking. But that night, something 2.
“Not everyone can play like that,” he said, his voice shaking a little. “You have a real gift, son.”
His words hit me like a wave. I was so used to him being in the shadows that I never 3 his approval actually mattered to me. But it did. From that day on, I began to 4 my dad with fresh eyes.
I discovered he wasn’t just a man who worked long hours at a factory. He was someone who had once dreamed of being a(n) 5, but gave it up to support his family. I found old drawings of his, hidden away in a dusty box in the attic. They were 6, full of life and imagination.
One evening, I asked him, “Dad, do you ever 7 not becoming an artist?”
He was silent for a long moment, and then said, “Every day. But then I look at you and your mum, and I know I made the 8 choice.”
That conversation changed everything between us. I started sharing my own fears about the future with him, and he would listen, really listen, offering 9 that were simple but wise.
Years later, when I left for college, I took one of his old drawings with me. It’s a picture of a rocket ship flying towards a star. He told me it represented the 10 he had for me—that I would always aim high.
Now, when I look at that drawing, I don’t just see a father’s dream. I see a man who 11 his own hopes so that I could chase mine. That’s the greatest gift anyone has ever given me.
His quiet 12 has been the map for my own life. And I promise myself that one day, I will be as 13 and loving a parent to my children as he has been to me.
Because a father’s love isn’t always loud. Sometimes, it’s 14 in a box in the attic, waiting to be discovered. And when you finally find it, it feels like coming 15.
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The first time I ever really noticed my dad was after I had my first piano recital(音乐演奏会). The thing was, he had always been a quiet man, usually 1 in the background while my mum did all the talking. But that night, something 2.
“Not everyone can play like that,” he said, his voice shaking a little. “You have a real gift, son.”
His words hit me like a wave. I was so used to him being in the shadows that I never 3 his approval actually mattered to me. But it did. From that day on, I began to 4 my dad with fresh eyes.
I discovered he wasn’t just a man who worked long hours at a factory. He was someone who had once dreamed of being a(n) 5, but gave it up to support his family. I found old drawings of his, hidden away in a dusty box in the attic. They were 6, full of life and imagination.
One evening, I asked him, “Dad, do you ever 7 not becoming an artist?”
He was silent for a long moment, and then said, “Every day. But then I look at you and your mum, and I know I made the 8 choice.”
That conversation changed everything between us. I started sharing my own fears about the future with him, and he would listen, really listen, offering 9 that were simple but wise.
Years later, when I left for college, I took one of his old drawings with me. It’s a picture of a rocket ship flying towards a star. He told me it represented the 10 he had for me—that I would always aim high.
Now, when I look at that drawing, I don’t just see a father’s dream. I see a man who 11 his own hopes so that I could chase mine. That’s the greatest gift anyone has ever given me.
His quiet 12 has been the map for my own life. And I promise myself that one day, I will be as 13 and loving a parent to my children as he has been to me.
Because a father’s love isn’t always loud. Sometimes, it’s 14 in a box in the attic, waiting to be discovered. And when you finally find it, it feels like coming 15.
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B
)1. A. disappearing B. remaining C. standing D. sitting(
D
)2. A. happened B. stopped C. broke D. changed(
C
)3. A. admitted B. believed C. realized D. guessed(
B
)4. A. watch B. see C. look D. stare(
C
)5. A. writer B. musician C. artist D. teacher(
A
)6. A. beautiful B. strange C. common D. poor(
B
)7. A. consider B. regret C. miss D. avoid(
C
)8. A. wrong B. different C. right D. final(
A
)9. A. suggestions B. help C. advice D. news(
B
)10. A. fear B. hope C. shame D. pride(
B
)11. A. gave in B. gave up C. gave out D. gave away(
A
)12. A. example B. voice C. dream D. promise(
C
)13. A. strict B. humorous C. generous D. strong(
B
)14. A. hiding B. hidden C. showing D. shown(
A
)15. A. home B. back C. together D. true答案
1. B 2. D 3. C 4. B 5. C 6. A 7. B 8. C 9. A 10. B 11. B 12. A 13. C 14. B 15. A
解析
【分析】
解题思路：首先通读全文，把握文章主旨为“父亲默默的爱”，再结合每个空格的上下文语境、词汇词义辨析及固定搭配来逐一确定答案。先梳理段落逻辑：父亲从背景中的沉默，到演奏会后展现对作者的认可，作者进而发现父亲的梦想，最终理解父亲的爱，再对应每个空的选项选择依据。
【解析】
1. 选B。句意：他一直是个安静的人，通常待在背景中。remaining（保持）符合语境，disappearing（消失）、standing（站立）、sitting（坐）均不符合。
2. 选D。句意：但那晚，事情变了。changed（改变）对应前文父亲的安静，符合语境，happened（发生）、stopped（停止）、broke（打破）不合适。
3. 选C。句意：我从未意识到他的认可对我重要。realized（意识到）符合，admitted（承认）、believed（相信）、guessed（猜测）不符合。
4. 选B。固定搭配see with fresh eyes（用新眼光看），故选B，watch（观看）、look（不及物动词，需加介词）、stare（盯着）不符合。
5. 选C。后文提到“not becoming an artist”，可知父亲梦想成为艺术家，选C。
6. 选A。描述父亲的画充满生机和想象，beautiful（美丽的）符合，strange（奇怪的）、common（普通的）、poor（贫穷的）不合适。
7. 选B。问是否后悔没成为艺术家，regret（后悔）符合，consider（考虑）、miss（错过）、avoid（避免）不符合。
8. 选C。父亲认为自己做了正确的选择，right（正确的）符合，wrong（错误的）、different（不同的）、final（最终的）不合适。
9. 选A。suggestions（可数名词，建议），offer suggestions是常用搭配，advice为不可数名词，故选A。
10. 选B。火箭代表父亲对我的希望，hope（希望）符合，fear（恐惧）、shame（羞耻）、pride（骄傲）不合适。
11. 选B。gave up（放弃），父亲放弃自己的梦想，符合语境，gave in（屈服）、gave out（分发）、gave away（赠送）不合适。
12. 选A。父亲的榜样是人生的地图，example（榜样）符合，voice（声音）、dream（梦想）、promise（承诺）不合适。
13. 选C。generous（慷慨的），形容父亲的品质，符合语境，strict（严格的）、humorous（幽默的）、strong（强壮的）不合适。
14. 选B。被动语态，hidden（被藏），符合“被藏在阁楼盒子里”，hiding（主动形式）、showing（展示）不符合。
15. 选A。固定搭配come home（回家），符合语境，back（回来）、together（一起）、true（真实的）不合适。
【答案】
1.B 2.D 3.C 4.B 5.C 6.A 7.B 8.C 9.A 10.B 11.B 12.A 13.C 14.B 15.A
【知识点】
完形填空词义辨析、语境理解、固定搭配
【点评】
本文围绕亲情主题，通过作者与父亲的故事展现了父亲默默的爱，解题需结合上下文语境分析词汇用法，难度适中，适合学生练习。
【难度系数】
0.5
解题思路：首先通读全文，把握文章主旨为“父亲默默的爱”，再结合每个空格的上下文语境、词汇词义辨析及固定搭配来逐一确定答案。先梳理段落逻辑：父亲从背景中的沉默，到演奏会后展现对作者的认可，作者进而发现父亲的梦想，最终理解父亲的爱，再对应每个空的选项选择依据。
【解析】
1. 选B。句意：他一直是个安静的人，通常待在背景中。remaining（保持）符合语境，disappearing（消失）、standing（站立）、sitting（坐）均不符合。
2. 选D。句意：但那晚，事情变了。changed（改变）对应前文父亲的安静，符合语境，happened（发生）、stopped（停止）、broke（打破）不合适。
3. 选C。句意：我从未意识到他的认可对我重要。realized（意识到）符合，admitted（承认）、believed（相信）、guessed（猜测）不符合。
4. 选B。固定搭配see with fresh eyes（用新眼光看），故选B，watch（观看）、look（不及物动词，需加介词）、stare（盯着）不符合。
5. 选C。后文提到“not becoming an artist”，可知父亲梦想成为艺术家，选C。
6. 选A。描述父亲的画充满生机和想象，beautiful（美丽的）符合，strange（奇怪的）、common（普通的）、poor（贫穷的）不合适。
7. 选B。问是否后悔没成为艺术家，regret（后悔）符合，consider（考虑）、miss（错过）、avoid（避免）不符合。
8. 选C。父亲认为自己做了正确的选择，right（正确的）符合，wrong（错误的）、different（不同的）、final（最终的）不合适。
9. 选A。suggestions（可数名词，建议），offer suggestions是常用搭配，advice为不可数名词，故选A。
10. 选B。火箭代表父亲对我的希望，hope（希望）符合，fear（恐惧）、shame（羞耻）、pride（骄傲）不合适。
11. 选B。gave up（放弃），父亲放弃自己的梦想，符合语境，gave in（屈服）、gave out（分发）、gave away（赠送）不合适。
12. 选A。父亲的榜样是人生的地图，example（榜样）符合，voice（声音）、dream（梦想）、promise（承诺）不合适。
13. 选C。generous（慷慨的），形容父亲的品质，符合语境，strict（严格的）、humorous（幽默的）、strong（强壮的）不合适。
14. 选B。被动语态，hidden（被藏），符合“被藏在阁楼盒子里”，hiding（主动形式）、showing（展示）不符合。
15. 选A。固定搭配come home（回家），符合语境，back（回来）、together（一起）、true（真实的）不合适。
【答案】
1.B 2.D 3.C 4.B 5.C 6.A 7.B 8.C 9.A 10.B 11.B 12.A 13.C 14.B 15.A
【知识点】
完形填空词义辨析、语境理解、固定搭配
【点评】
本文围绕亲情主题，通过作者与父亲的故事展现了父亲默默的爱，解题需结合上下文语境分析词汇用法，难度适中，适合学生练习。
【难度系数】
0.5
