高考英語完形填空專練

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ItoldhereverythingthathadhappenedtomeinDrWebber'ssecretbrain-researchLab.out

ontheothersideofCrystalTown.IshowedherthephotosIhad]takenwithahidden

micro-camera.Itoldheraboutmybestfriend-Plummet-whohad2withme.Itoldherhow

hewasafraidtocometothepolice.She3again.

“Don'tyouworry,Mr.Serge.You'vegotnothingto4fromus.Ifyoucantakeustothis

ResearchLab,wewillcomewithyou5andclosetheplacedown.ThisDrWebbersoundsvery

6_.”Herwordswerelikemusictomyears.I7withrelief.Twentyminuteslater,wewereona

8boat,racingbackacrossPiccadillyLake,onourwaybacktotheResearchLab,withsixofficers,

all9withnerveguns.

The10ofDrWebberbeingshotwithanervegunandarrestedmademevery11.—butI

wasalsofrightened.12backtothatplacewasthelastthingIwantedtodo.Isuddenlyfeltvery

13_.Ilaydowninthebackoftheboatandwatchedtheparaliders（滑翔機）andballoons_14

byoverhead.Theymusthavebanned（禁止）motorvehiclesfromtheLondonsky15Iwas

away.

Itwasmuchmore16upthere.Betterthanthenoisyjet-carsandhelicopters（直升飛機）

thatusedtoblockoutthe17.MyeyesclosedandIfellasleep.IsleptuntilIheardavoiceL8

inmyear.

uSerge!Wakeup!”

ItwasPlummet,talkingintomytinymicro-radio.Hehadbeen19mefromtheroofofa

nearbytower-block.

“20!You'reintrouble!

1.A.quicklyB.secretlyC.excitedlyD.frequently

2.A.escapedB.stayedC.sufferedD.stmggled

3.A.stoppedB.criedC.restedD.smiled

4.A.fearB.askC.keepD.steal

5.A.afterallB.ontimeC.atlastD.rightnow

6.A.interestingB.powerfulC.dangerousD.strange

7.A.chattedB.sightedC.laughedD.said

8.A.researchB.fishingC.travelD.police

9.A.coveredB.armedC.carriedD.brought

10.A.thoughtB.ideaC.sightD.dream

II.A.sleepyB.surprisedC.happyD.nervous

12.A.WalkingB.SailingC.GoingD.Running

13.A.hopelessB.tiredC.excitedD.sick

14.A.flyingB.passingC.movingD.floating

15.A.whileB.becauseC.whereD.since

16.A.peacefulB.beautifulC.gentleD.natural

17.A.LabB.boatC.skyD.place

18.A.shoutingB.whisperingC.speakingD.sounding

19.A.callingB.watchingC.followingD.expecting

20.A.HurryupB.GetupC.WakeupD.Lookup

*2

GoodHearttoLeanon

MorethanIrealized,Dadhashelpedmekeepmybalance.

WhenIwasgrowingup,Iwasembarrassed(尷Mt的)tobeseenwithmyfather.Hewasseverely

disabledandvery___1___,andwhenwewouldwalktogether,hishandonmyarmfor___2___,people

wouldstare.Iwouldinwardlyfeeluncomfortableattheunwanted___3___.Ifheevernoticedorwas

bothered,henever___4___thatheknew.

Itwas_5__tocoordinate(cooperate)oursteps—hishesitant,mineimpatient—andbecause

ofthat,wedidn't___6___muchaswewentalong.Butaswestartedout,healwayssaid,"Youset

the___7___.1willtrytofollowyou."

Ourusualwalkwastoorfromthesubway,whichwas___8___hegottowork.Hewenttowork

despiteillnessandnastyweather.Healmostnevermissedadayandwould___9___ittotheoffice

evenifotherscouldnot.Amatterof___10___.

Henevertalkedabouthimselfasanobjectofpity,nordidheshowanyenvyofthemore

fortunateor11.Whathelookedfbr12otherswasa"goodheart1',andifhefoundone,

the___13___wasgoodenoughforhim.

NowthatIamolder,Ibelievethathisideaisaproper___14___bywhichtojudgepeople,even

thoughI___15___don'tknowexactlywhataHgoodheart"is.___16____IknowthetimesIdon'thave

onemyself.

Hehasbeengonemanyyearsnow,butIthinkofhimoften.Iwonderifhe17Iwas

unwillingtobeseenwithhimduringour18.NowthatIamolder,I'msorrythat1nevertold

himhowsorryIwasformyfeeling___19___bewithhiminpublicandhowunworthyIfelttobehis

daughter.IthinkofhimwhenIcomplainabouttrifles(somethingunimportant),whenIamenvious

ofanother'sgoodfortune,andwhenIdon'tpossessa"goodheart".

AtsuchtimesIputmyhandonhisarmto___20___mybalance,andsay,"Yousetthepace.Iwill

trytofollowyou."

1.A.strongB.energeticC.shortD.handsome

2.A.balanceB.strengthC.comfortD.courage

3.A.careB.attentionC.situationD.friendship

4.A.hopedB.foundC.likedD.showed

5.A.easyB.difficultC.possibleD.necessary

6.A.seeB.payC.sayD.give

7.A.ruleB.timeC.stepD.pace

8.A.howB.whyC.whenD.where

9.A.getB.makeC.takeD.walk

10.A.joyB.faithC.beliefD.pride

11.A.richB.successfulC.ableD.hardworking

12.A.onB.inC.atD.with

13.A.ownerB.keeperC.winnerD.other

14.A.methodB.valueC.standardD.level

15.A.yetB.alsoC.everD.still

16.A.AndB.ButC.NowD.Then

17.A.sensedB.smelledC.agreedD?recognized

18.A.walksB.talksC.staysD.visits

19.A.afraidB.proudC.ashamedD.disappointed

20.A.findB.keepC.refillD.regain

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Thestorygoesthatsometimeago,amanhadaverylovelylittledaughter.Onedaytheman

]_his3-year-olddaughterfor2arollofgoldwrappingpaper.Moneywastightandhe

became3whenthechildtriedtodecoratea_^toputundertheChristmastree.5,the

littlegirlbroughtthegifttoher__6thenextmorningandsaid,"Thisisforyou,Daddy."

Themanwas7byhisearlier8,buthisangerflaredagainwhenhefoundoutthe

boxwas_9_.Heyelledather,stating,"Don'tyouknow,whenyougivesomeoneapresent,there

is10tobesomethinginside?1'Thelittlegirllooked11athimwithtearsinhereyesand

cried,"Oh,Daddy,it'snotempty12.1blewkissesintothebox.Theyareallfbryou,Daddy.'*

Thefatherwascrushed.He13hisarmsaroundhislittlegirl,andhebeggedforher

14_.Onlyashorttimelater,an15tookthelifeofthechild.Itisalsotoldthatherfatherkeptthat

goldboxbyhisbedformany16andwheneverhewasdiscouraged,hewouldtakeoutan

17_kissandremembertheloveofthechildwhohadputitthere.Inaveryrealsense,eachoneofus,

ashumanbeings,hasbeengivenagoldcontainer18unconditionalloveandkisses...fromour

children,familymembers,friendsandGod.Thereissimplynoother19,anyonecouldhold,

more20thanthis.

1.A.askedB.praisedC.beggedD.punished

2.A.wastingB.stealingC.sellingD.holding

3.A.gladB.angryC.sadD.upset

4.A.roomB.hallC.boxD.ball

5.A.NeverthelessB.ButC.ThereforeD.And

6.A.fatherB.motherC.teacherD.sister

7.A.puzzledB.surprisedC.scaredD.embarrassed

8.A.overworkB.overreactionC.overcoatD.overpass

9.A.emptyB.heavyC.fullD.wet

10.A.happenedB.seemedC.supposedD.used

11.A.downB.backC.upD.forward

12.A.atallB.afterallC.aboveallD.inall

13.A.putB.turnedC.handedD.gave

14.A.kindnessB.forgivenessC.sadnessD.carelessness

15.A.overcoatB.incidentC.accidentD.action

16.A.daysB.monthsC.nightsD.years

17.A.imaginaryB.kindC.gentleD.warm

18.A.filledwithB.pleasedwithC.crowdedwithD.equippedwith

19.A.worldB.feelingC.possessionD.love

20.A.expensiveB.preciousC.comfortableD.interesting

*4

Theearthquakeandtsunami（海嘯）intheIndianOceanlastweekcausedgreatdamage.The

UNsecretary一generalKofiAnnansayshelpingisarace]time.Hesayscountriesthathave

2_aidmusthurryandprovideit.Theoffers3aroundfourthousandmilliondollars.

Theconcern（關注）aboutoffersofinternationalaidisbasedon4.Forexample,countriesand

groupsofferedhundredsofmillionsofdollars'5ofassistancewhenBam,Iransufferedfromthe

earthquakein2003.TheUNsaysithasconfirmed（證實）onlyaboutseventeenmilliondollarsinaid

hasbeenreceived6<Governmentsandorganizationsthatofferedhelpdispute（提出異議）that,

7.

OnThursdayMisterAnnanmetwiththeworldleadersinIndonesia.Theydiscussedthe8

ofdelayingsomedebt9byaffectednations.Butsomeoftheleaderssaidthatmakingdirect

10_tosurvivorswouldbemorehelpful.

TheUNaidofficialhassaidthenumberofthedeadwillbe"much11”than115,000.

Theofficialaddsthataboutahalf-millionpeopleare12.TheWHOhas13clean

wateralongwithfoodandmedicinesneededtohelppreventthe14ofdisease.

Representativesof26countriesandinternationalorganizationsattendedthemeetinginJakarta.

Officialssaytheywillworktogetherto15atsunamiwarningsystem.

AsmallgroupofcountriesincludingtheUnitedStatesbegantodirectaideffortsafterthe16

ofDecembertwenty-sixth.NowAmericanofficialssaythegroupisbeingsuspended（暫停）sotheUN

canstarttotake17.

OnFridayKofiAnnanexpressed18atthedestruction（毀壞）.Hesaidhehadneverseen

suchdestruction19hesawonSumatra.Inhiswords,“Wherearethe

1.A.inB.againstC.onD.behind

2.A.supportedB.offeredC.givenD.devoted

3.A.adduptoB.addtoC.addinD.addon

4.A.societyB.politicsC.cultureD.history

5.A.amountB.valueC.worthD.total

6.A.80farB.asfarC.byfarD.toofar

7.A.howeverB.besidesC.moreoverD.therefore

8.A.levelB.ideaC.factD.importance

9.A.demandedB.givenC.paidD.owed

10.A.suggestionsB.paymentsC.moneyD.offers

11.A.smallerB.higherC.1owerD.bigger

12.A.drownedB.injuredC.killedD.buried

13.A.calledforB.calledinC.calledupD.calledon

14.A.increaseB.deathC.shockD.spread

15.A.carryB.getC.developD.do

16.A.thingsB.eventsC.accidentsD.matters

17.A.stepB.methodC.controlD.measure

18.A.disappointmentB.shockC.astonishmentD.sorrow

19.A.asB.beforeC.afterD.when

20.A.leadersB.soldiersC.policeD.people

Afriendofminemetwithanaccidentdrivingindarkness.Hislegsweresohurtthathecouldn't

move.Whatwasthe_1_washefoundhimselfunabletoaskforhelp一hismobilephonewent

outof2asaresultofexhausted（用盡的）battery.Nothingcouldbedonebutto3incold

wilderness.Itwas8hourslaterthatdaybroke,andthenthe4oftherescue.

Itisalmost5thathecouldstandthehorrorinthedarknessforsolong.Evenmoresurprising

washis6:"FirstofallIcheckedupmy7conditionsandfoundmyselfnotinmortal（致

命的）danger.Astherewasno8tocallforhelp,1leanedbackinmyseattryingmybesttokeep

thewoundfrom9.InthiswayIdozed（打盹）off

Hisstoryputanendtomyregretforthe10ofanexplorationadventurethathappenedlast

year.Agroupofyoungmen11toexploreamountaincaveandgotlost.12tofindaway

outinthedarkcavetheywerefrightenedandrananxiouslywithoutasenseof13_.Finallythey

felldeadinfearandexhaustion（筋疲力盡）.Accordingtothe14peoplethatfoundthem,the

placewheretheygotlostwasonlyabout10metersawayfromthe15ofthecave.Iftheystayed

onthespotwhentheylosttheirwayandtriedto16themselves,theywouldprobablysensea

faintlightglimmering（閃爍）notfaraway.

Don'Iyouthinkthatyoucancompareitwith17itself?Whenyoumeetwithobstacles（障石導）

inlifeandwork,youarelostindarkness.18youit'sunclearyetandyouneedn"

tputupstruggle19.Itseemstobeanegative（消極的）attitude,20apersonwho

canaffordtodosomusthaveforesightaswellasagreatcourageinthefirstplace.

1.A.hopelessB.worstC.moreD.best

2.A.serviceB.wayC.orderD.work

3.A.cryB.lieC.waitD.sleep

4.A.delayB.successC.teamD.arrival

5.A.untrueB.unimaginableC.trueD.useless

6.A.planB.decisionC.explanationD.excuse

7.A.physicalB.mentalC.workingD.medical

8.A.methodB.wayC.toolsD.strength

9.A.rottingB.spreadingC.hurtingD.bleeding

10.A.lossB.failureC.disappointmentD.sadness

11.A.hadB.managedC.triedD.planned

12.A.WillingB.UnableC.DeterminedD.Deciding

13.A.hearingB.sightC.feelingD.direction

14.A.rescueB.villageC.localD.brave

15.A.endB.topC.openingD.side

16.A.saveB.helpC.stopD.calm

17.A.adventureB.workC.lifeD.mankind

18.A.MindB.WatchC.ImagineD.Warn

19.A.reallyB.immediatelyC.carefullyD.hopefully

20.A.andB.soC.butD.while

Ayoungmanwasgettingreadytograduatefromcollege.Formanymonthshehad]a

beautifulsportscarinashowAroom,andknowinghisfathercouldwell2it,hetoldhimthat

wasallhewanted.

AsGraduationDaycamenear,theyoungmanawaited3thathisfatherhadboughtthecar.

4_,onthemorningofhisgraduation,hisfathercalledhimintohis5studyroom.Hisfather

toldhimhow6hewastohavesuchafineson,andtoldhimhow7helovedhim.Hehanded

hissonabeautifully8giftbox.

Curious,andsomewhatdisappointed,theyoungmanopenedtheboxand9alovely,leather-

bound（皮紙封面）Bible,10theyoungmarfsnamepressedingold.11heraisedhisvoiceto

hisfather,andsaid"With12yourmoney,yougivemeaBible?**andstormedoutofthehouse.

Manyyearspassedandtheyoungmanwasverysuccessfulin13.Hehadabeautifulhome

andwonderfulfamily,butrealizedhisfatherwasvery14,andthoughtperhapsheshouldgoto

him.Hehadnotseenhim15thatgraduationday.

Beforehecouldmakearrangements,hereceivedatelegram16himhisfatherhadpassedaway,

andwilledallhispossessionstohisson.Heneededtocomehomeimmediatelyand17things.

Whenhearrivedathisfather'shouse,sudden18andregretfilledhisheart.Hebeganto

searchthroughhisfather'simportantpapersandsawthestillgift-wrappedBible19ashehad

leftityearsago.Withtears,heopenedtheBibleandbegantoturnthepages.

Suddenly,acarkeydroppedfromthebackofthe20.Ithadatag（標簽）withthedateofhis

graduationonit,andthewordsPAIDINFULL.

1.A.admiredB.watchedC.seenD.noticed

2.A.offerB.affordC.serveD.supply

3.A.markB.supportC.signsD.promise

4.A.FinallyB.InsteadC.SoD.Shortly

5.A.publicB.hardC.lazyD.private

6.A.proudB.sadC.upsetD.puzzled

7.A.manyB.farC.muchD.often

8.A.typedB.wrappedC.writtenD.painted

9.A.lookedB.reachedC.showedD.found

10.A.withB.whileC.afterD.when

11.A.InterestedB.PleasedC.AngryD.Disappoint

12.A.noneB.allC.littleD.bit

13.A.businessB.studyC.cityD.home

14.A.healthyB.strongC.youngD.old

15.A.onB.untilC.sinceD.after

16.A.tellingB.showingC.sayingD.talking

17.A.lookforB.takecareofC.careD.mind

18.A.excitementB.disappointmentC.surpriseD.sadness

19.A.butB.rightC.justD.only

20.A.BibleB.bedC.deskD.door

*7

ThereisaworkmaninAmericawhoearnsasmuchasacompanydirector.HeisMax

Quarterman,athirty-year-oldplasterer（泥瓦匠）.

Maxlivesinanuppermiddle-classhousingestate.His]aremostlybankmanagers,

businessexecutives,airlinepilotsandthe2butMax'sseven-bedroomhouse一__3

$80,000—isthelargestinthearea.4outsidethehouseareMax's$7000sportscarandhis

wife'sMorrisMini.5isa150colourTVsetandthefamily's6-acircularbathwith

gold-platedtaps.Therearealsomanylabour-saving7andluxury（豪華）furniture.

Howcanaplasterer8allthis?Theanswer,saysMax,ishardwork.Inpartnershipwith

anotherplasterer,Max9contractplasteringjobsforafirm.Theownerofthefirm10them

ashumanmachines,thebestandquickestinthe11,whocandoasmuchintwodaysas12

two-manteamcanintwoweeks.

Howdothey13it?Notbyworkingovertime.Theyworkanormaleight-hourday,five

daysaweek.Thesecret14inMax'shod（桶）inwhichhecarriestheplastertothesiteofthejob.

Max'sisasuperhod—itcontainsdoubletheusual15ofplaster,andMax,astrongfellow,

runswhenhecarriesit.Moretimeisthus16togetonwiththeplastering.Besides,17man

wastestimesmoking,andthey18theirlunchbreaktoa19ofanhouraday.NowMax

earnsover$800aweekwhichisfourtimestheaverageweeklypayinBritain

today,andifhegetsas20as$15,it'sadisaster.

1.A.friendsB.neighboursC.relativesD.colleagues

2.AlikeB.kindC.classD.same

3.AworthyB.spendingC.costingD.worth

4.AStoppedB.StoppingC.ParkedD.Parking

5AIndoorsB.OutdoorsC.NearbyD.Inside

6ApropertyB.honourC.facilityD.pride

7AobjectsB.devicesC.articlesD.materials

8A.buyB.useC.affordD.provide

9A.makesB.doesC.takesD.gets

10A.tellsB.saysC.comparesD.describes

11.A.tradeB.jobC.areaD.walk

12.A.noB.fewC.anyD.all

13.A.manageB.getC.doD.finish

14.A.isB.liesC.hidesD.falls

15.A.qualityB.sizeC.quantityD.weight

16.A.leftB.neededC.spentD.kept

17.A.bothB.eitherC.neitherD.each

18.A.haveB.cutC.missD.spend

19.A.timeB.periodC.limitD.total

20.A.muchB.littleC.moreD.less

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Mr.Andrewswaswaitingforasubwaytrain.Thetrain]intothestationandstopped.As

Andrewswasgettingreadytoboardthetrainhesawanelderly2manfalltothe3.David

Schnair,aged75,hadmistakenthespace4twosubwaycarsforadoor,while5hisway

withawalkingstick.Insteadofendingupinsidethetrain,Schnairfell6theplatformand

landedunderthetrain.

Andrewsjumpeddowntothetracksto7Schnair.Hepulledthemantosafety.Bystanders

8_declaredAndrewsa9.Messagesbegantopourinfromalloverthecountry.Somepeople

sent10,ofwhichthelargestwasfor$3,000.PresidentReagancalledAndrewsand_11

himamerryChristmasandagoodnewyear.

Andrewshadbeenonthesubway12hewasreturningfroma13interview.He

probablywouldhavebeenhiredanyway,14allthegoodpublicitymadeita15thing.

Afteraboutaweekofnewspaper16andshowersoffood,money,andgiftsforhischildren,

17_disappearedgraduallyintothebackground.Mostpeoplethoughtthatthestoryhadcometoa

18_end,butitdidn'tquitehappenthatway.Andrewsdid19hisnewjob,butthecompany

movedtoNewJersey.Andrewsdidn'thaveany20togettowork,sohehadtogiveupthejob

andgobacktojobhuntingandbeingdiscouragedagain.

1.A.droveB.pushedC.pulledD.burst

2.A.tallB.blindC.sickD.weak

3.A.trainB.tracksC.backD.ground

4.A.betweenB.beforeC.behindD.in

5.A.leadingB.findingC.makingD.feeling

6.A.offB.downC.ontoD.on

7.A.catchB.examineC.comfortD.rescue

8.A.laterB.immediatelyC.finallyD.surprisingly

9.A.leaderB.heroC.masterD.soldier

10.A.foodB.giftsC.telegramsD.checks

11.A.toldB.congratulatedC.expectedD.wished

12.A.whileB.untilC.becauseD.before

13.A.jobB.TVC.newspaperD.telephone

14.A.andB.thenC.althoughD.but

15.A.sureB.hardC.possibleD.simple

16.A.interviewsB.storiesC.discussionsD.exposures

17.A.DavidB.ReaganC.AndrewsD.reporters

18.A.happyB.sadC.finalD.touching

19.A.winB.startC.keepD.enjoy

20.A.timeB.interestC.excuseD.way

9

Ileftmyfriend'shousenearlyafterseven.Itwasstilltooearlyformetohavemyeveningmeal,

1Iwalkedalongtheseafrontforaboutanhour2Ibegantofeelhungry.BythattimeIwasnot

farfromafavoriterestaurantofmine,3Ioftenwenttoeat.Iwentintotherestaurantand4my

meal.WhileIwaswaitingforthesoup5IlookedaroundtoseeifIknewanyoneintherestaurant.

Itwasthen6Inoticedthatamanseatedatacomertablekeptglancing7mydirection,asifhe

knewme.Themanhadanewspaperinfrontofhim,whichhewas8toread.Whenthewaiter9

mysoup,themanwasclearlypuzzledbythe10wayinwhichthewaiterandIaddressed（稱呼）

eachother.Hebecamemore11astimewentonanditwas12thatIwaswellknowninthe

restaurant.Eventually,hestoodupandwentintothe_13_.Afterafewminuteshecameoutagain,_

14thebillandleft.ThenIcalledtheowneroftherestaurantandaskedhim15themanhad

wanted.Atfirsttheownerdidnotwanttotellme,butI16.“Well,“hesaid.'Thatmanwasfrom

thepolice.”"Really?"Isaid,considerablysurprised.<4Hewasvery17you.""Butwhy?”Iasked.

“He18youherebecausehethoughtyouwerethemanhewas19Jtheownersaid."Whenhe

cameintothekitchen,heshowedmeaphotographofthe20.Ofcourse,itwasyou.”

1.A.andB.butC.soD.yet

2.A.untilB.whenC.becauseD.after

3.A.whereB.whatC.whichD.that

4.A.sentB.orderedC.carriedD.got

5.A.makingB.toarriveC.carryingD.prepared

6.A.thatB.whenC.whoD.which

7.A.backB.inC.offD.at

8.A.tryingB.pretendingC.holdingD.going

9.A.broughtB.fetchedC.sentD.took

10.A.familiarB.strangeC.interestingD.easy

11.A.puzzledB.interestedC.funnyD.impatient

12.A.obviousB.knownC.difficultD.impossible

13.A.officeB.restaurantC.kitchenD.WC

14.A.gaveB.sentC.paidD.ordered

15.A.howB.thatC.whichD.what

16.A.thoughtB.saidC.explainedD.insisted

17.A.excitedatB.worriedaboutC.satisfiedwithD.interestedin

18.A.searchedB.follo