完形填空 任務(wù)型閱讀 選詞填空天天練

完形填空任務(wù)型閱讀選詞填空天天練完形填空任務(wù)型閱讀選詞填空天天練完形填空任務(wù)型閱讀選詞填空天天練完形填空任務(wù)型閱讀選詞填空天天練編制僅供參考審核批準(zhǔn)生效日期地址：電話：傳真:郵編:完型填空1WhenafriendwasvisitingDavid,itbegan1______.SoDavidtoldhim2______thatnight.“Youmaystayhere3______thenight,”hesaid.“OK,”answeredhisfriend.

But4______minutes______5,thefriendwentout.Hedidn'ttellDavidwhere6______goingnor(也沒有)didheaskforanumbrella.

WhenDavidwasabout______7,hisfriend______8.Hewasallwetthrough.

“Where9______you______9”askedDavid.

“Ihavebeen______10,”answeredthefriend,“totellmymotherthatI'llnotgohometonightbecauseoftherain.”（）1.A.rainingB.torainC.rainD.rains（）2.A.togonothomeB.don'ttogohomeC.nottogohomeD.doesn'ttogohome（）3.A.forB.toＣ.ofD.up（）4.A.fewB.littleC.alittleD.afew（）5.A.lateB.afterC.latelyD.later（）6.A.isheB.washeC.heisD.hewas（）7.A.togotosleepB.togotobedC.goingtobedD.gotobed（）8.A.returnedB.returnsＣ.toreturnD.returning（）9.A.have…goneB.have…beentoC.has…goneD.have…been（）10.A.tohomeB.hometoC.homeD.homed任務(wù)型閱讀一.Livinginacityhasbothadvantagesanddisadvantages.Itisofteneasiertofindwork.Ifyougoout,youcanchoosedifferentvehicles.Besides,therearealotofplacesofinteresttosee.Youcaneatingoodrestaurants,visitmuseums,gotoparksandwatchfilmswhenyouwanttorelax.However,livinginacityisoftenveryexpensive.Youmustfindawell-paidjob,otherwiseyouwillnothaveenoughmoneytospendonthethingsyouneed.What’smore,thecityisalwayscrowded,noisyanddirty.Ithasbecomehardertofindagoodplacewherepeoplecanenjoypeaceandfreshairasinthecountryside.

AdvantagesDisadvantagesWorkinginacityisofteneasierthaninthecountryside.

There’relotsofdifferentvehiclesforyouto

There’remanyplacestosee.

Ifyouwanttorelax,youcaneatingoodrestaurants,visitmuseums,gotoparksandcinema.Youmusthaveabecauselivinginthecitywillcostyoutoomuch,otherwiseyoucan’tthethingsyouneed.

Thecityisnotonlyfullof

noisebutalsocrowdedanddirty.Ithasbecomemore

tofindagoodplacewherepeoplecanenjoypeaceandfreshairasinthecountryside.選詞填空一else,sincerely,send,store,raise,collect,sofar,particular,infact,bytheway,runoutofDearRose,Thankyoufor1methestamps.2IstartedcollectingstampswhenIwasyoung.Ihavemorethan300stamps3.IlikethemandI4likethestampsyousenttome.Ihave5theminthephotoalbuminmydrawer.TocollectstampsIlike,I6mymoney.ButIwant7moneytostartstamp8club.Wouldyouliketojoinit9,what’syourhobbyIfyouknowanyone10whocollectsthem,pleaseletmeknow.Yours11Vera完形填空二Germs(細(xì)菌)areeverywhere.Theyareverysmallandyou1______seethem.Theyareliketheseedsofplants,buttheyare2______.Therecouldbehundredsofthemonthepointofaneedle(針).Wecannotseethegerms3______,butwecanseethemwithamicroscope(顯微鏡).

Germsarealwaysfound4______.Whenwe5______dirtywaterunderthemicroscope,weshallseetheminit.Germsarenotfoundonlyinwater.Theyarefoundintheairandindust,too.6______youcutyourhand,someofthemwillgointoyourhand.Yourhandwouldbecomebigandredandyouwouldhavemuchpaininit.Sometimesthegermswouldgo7______yourbody,andyouwouldhavepaineverywhere.

8______thesekindsofgerms!（）1.A.aren'tB.didn'tC.don'tD.can't（）2.A.muchsmallB.muchsmallerC.verybigD.muchbigger（）3.A.withtheeyesB.withyourownC.withourowneyesD.inyourowneyes（）4.A.indirtywaterB.ondirtywaterC.underthewaterD.underdirtywater（）5.A.lookB.havealookC.lookatD.takealook（）6.A.UnlessB.UntilC.IfD.Before（）7.A.alloverB.intoC.toD.up（）8.A.CarefulofB.BecarefulC.BecarefulofD.Becarefulthat任務(wù)型閱讀二（每空一詞）Oneofthemostwell-knowndirectorsofourtimeisStephenSpielberg.HewasborninCincinnation18December1946.Hisfatherwasanelectricengineerandhismotherwasaperformingpianist.Hissister,AnneSpielberg,becameascreenwriterwhowrotethestoriesformanyfamousfilms.Stephenhadalwayswantedtobeadirectoreversincehewasayoungboy.Whenhewasjust13yearsold,hemadea40-minutefilm.Itwonalocalcompetition.Threeyearslater,heproducedafilmcalledFirelight,whichmadeonehundreddollars’profitatthecinemainhishometown.ManyoftheideasfromthisfilmwerelaterusedforoneofhismostfamousfilmscalledCloseEncountersoftheThirdKind.Whenhewas18yearsold,hewantedtogotofilmschoolsothathecouldimprovehisskillsandbecomeanevenbetterdirector.Unluckily,hewasunsuccessfulingettingaplaceatthisschoolsohewenttoauniversityinCaliforniatostudyEnglish.Eventhoughhehadfailedtogetintotheschoolhewantedtogoto,hedidn’tletthisstophimfollowinghisdreamtobecomeagreatdirector.StephenSpielberghasdirectedmanyfilmssincehisfirstmajorfilmin1976.Henowownsmanydifferentbusinesses,mostofwhichareinvolvedinthefilmindustry.YearWhathappened1946StephenSpielbergwasborninCinci1959StephenSpielbergmadeafilmanditwonalocalcompetition1962StephenSpielbergproducedafilmcalled,fromwhichmanyideaswerelaterusedforCloseEncountersoftheThirdKind.Thoughhehadtogetintothefilmschoolhewantedtogoto,StephenSpielbergdidn’tgiveuphisdreamtobecomeagreatdirector1976StephenSpielberghashisfirstmajorfilm.選詞填空二send,well,invent,amaze,have,look,read,picture,go,importantMyfatheruausllytravelstoworkwithahandbagthatI1himlastFather’sDay.Heputaiihiausefulthingsinthehandbag.Ofallthethings,helikeshisnotebookcomputer2becausemostofhisworkisstoredinit.Myfathersaid,"Itisoneofthebest3intheworld.Suchasmallobjectcanstoresomuchinformation.How4!"Yearsago,myfather5totakelotsofdocumentsandwork-relatedpaperswithhim.Becausehehadtoreadthemathomeoronthewaytowork.Nicetimesoutoften,itisgoodto6throughthenotebookcomputerratherthan7lotsofpapers.Sohedoesn’tneedtotakeheavypaperswithhimeveryday.OftenIputsome8ofmyfamilyinhishandbag.Thepicturescanremindhim9homeafterwork.Theyalsoremindhimthatsomething10thanworkisthefamily.完型填空三Thatdaywaslikeanyotherdayinhislife.AfterschoolMichaelwalkedpasttheshopinthestreetcorner.Hestoppedtol______thefrontrowofshoes,andhefeltsorryforhimself.He2______wantedtohaveapairofshoesforhisbirthday.

Hewalkedawaysadlyandthoughtofwhattotellhismother.Heknewshewouldgivehim

3______ifshecould.Buthealsoknewverywellshehad4______money.Hedecidednottogohome

5______,ashelookedworriedandhismotherwouldnoticeit.Sohewenttotheparkandsatdownonthegrass.Thenhesawaboyinawheelchair.Henoticedthattheboymovedthewheelswithhishands.Michaellookedathimcarefullyandwas6______toseethattheboyhadnofeet.Helooked7______athisownfeet.“Itis8______bettertobewithoutshoesthan9______feet.”hethought.Therewasnoreasonforhimto10______sosorryandsad.Hewentawayandsmiled,thinkinghewasmoreluckyinhislife.（）l.A.seeB.lookatC.hearD.notice（）2.A.gladlyB.nearlyC.reallyD.quickly（）3.A.somethingB.whatC.nothingD.anything（）4.A.littleB.alittleC.muchD.lotsof（）5.A.atonceB.thenC.justnowD.atall（）6.A.pleasedB.excitedC.surprisedD.interested（）7.A.upB.throughC.outD.down（）8.A.muchB.stillC.evenD.less（）9.A.outofB.withC.withoutD.havingno（）10.AlookB.feelC.appearD.seem任務(wù)型閱讀三Whyisaseven-year-oldtalentedyoungmusicianAlmafromBritaincalled“MiniMozart”Mostchildrenofheragecouldn’tunderstandanopera.Butatjusttheageofseven,Almahasalreadywroteherown.Almawroteherownsonata(奏鳴曲)attheageofsix,andshecomposedherfirstopera,TheSweeperofDreams,thisyear.TheEnglishNationalOpera(英國國家歌劇院)thoughtitwasgreatwork!Almasaid:“ThemusiccomestomewhenI’mrelaxing.Ilikethinkingaboutfairies（仙女）alot,andprincesses,andbeautifuldresses.”Shelikestositontheswinginthegardenandcompose.Accordingtothistalentedyoungmusician,theideaforTheSweeperofDreamscameinadream.Becauseofhertalent,Almahasbecomefamousandmanypeopleliketocompare(比較)herwithMozart.“Idon’tmindifIamfamousornot,”shesays.“IlikeMozart,butI’mnottryingtobecomehim.I’mgoingtobelikemyself,Alma,notMozart.”AlmawroteherownoperaWhenhewas1.________yearsoldAlmasaid:“ThemusiccomestomewhenIfeel2..”Becausesheisso3，AlmahasbecomefamousandmanypeopleliketocompareherwithMozart.Almadoesn’tmindifSheisornot.Almathinksit’simportantforhertobenoonebut5.選詞填空三something,flower,insurprise,asif,put,why,really,house,getback,sad

Haveyoueverhadadaywheneverythingseemedtogowrong,andnothingseemedtogoright

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.Itoldmymotherallaboutit,hopingforsomepity.Instead,shesaid,"IheardJamiewashavingadifficultdaytoo.

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.Beforeshecouldsayanything,Isaid,"Iheardyouwerehavingaharddayanddecidedtobringyou

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.Ihopeyourdaygoesbetter."ThelookonJamie'sfacewasonethatIcouldneverputintowords.Itwas

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adarkskysuddenly,turnedintosunshine.

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..if.back完形填空四Atramp(流浪漢)wassleepingonaparkbenchlateatnight.Amanandawomanwerewalking

l______.Oneofthemtappedhim2______andasked,“3______.What'sthetime”Thetrampwasveryangry4______.“Idon'tknow!”hesaidangrily.“Ihaven'tgotawatch.”Andhewentbacktosleep.

5______lateranothermanwaspassing.Hewokethetrampupandsaid,“Iamsorrytobotheryou,butI6______ifyoucouldtellme7______.”

Againthetrampsaidhe8______.Bynowhewasveryfedup(厭煩之極),sohegotapenandapieceofpaperandwroteIDON'TKNOWWHATTHETIMEISonitandwentbacktosleep.

Halfanhour9______,apolicemanwaspassing.He10______thesign,wokethetrampupandsaid,“It's2:30,sir!”（）l.A.pastB.passedC.topassD.passing（）2.A.onhisshoulderB.ontheshoulderC.tohisshoulderD.totheshoulder（）3.A.SorryB.HelloC.ExcusemeD.Pardon（）4.A.bybeingwokenupB.tobewokenupC.atbeingwokenupD.beingwokenup（）5.A.SometimesB.SometimeC.SometimesD.Sometime（）6.A.knowB.askC.wonderD.wait（）7.A.whattimeisitB.whatisthetimeC.whattimeitisD.whatwasthetime（）8.A.knewnothingB.didn'tknowC.knewnobodyD.didn'tanswer（）9.A.afterB.lateC.pastD.later（）10.A.readB.wasreadingC.readsD.reading任務(wù)型閱讀四Musicisanartthatalmosteveryoneenjoys.Everyonecanmakesoundsbysinging.Allovertheworld,manykindsofmusicdeveloped(發(fā)展)aspeoplefoundouthowtomakesoundsindifferentways.Therearesomanykindsofmusictohearthatyoucansoonfindakindthatyoulike.Peoplecangetallkindsoffeelingsbyhearingmusic.Musiccanmakeyoumarchordance,anditcanmakeyoufeelhappyorsad.Morethanotherarts,musiccanaffect(影響)yourfeelings.Thisiswhymusicissopopular.Everycountryhasitsownkindofmusicandmanypeoplelikemusic.Buttherearealsopeoplewhoenjoyclassicalmusicandpopmusic.Withthehelpoftherecordersandradios,themusicistospread(傳播)alloverthewor