完形填空二(含答案)

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John,11yearsold,wasinbedinhospital.Severaldaysbefore,whilehewas1inabaseballgame,hefell

andhithishead.Thedoctorsbelievedthathemight2getwell.

“Heseemstohavegivenuphope.Somedicinesalonewon’t.P3erhapsheneedssomethingelse,”saidadoctor.“WhenIvisithimal,lheeversaysisthathewouldliketomeetBabeRuth.”

TomeetBabeRuth,ofcourse,wasnot4.InAmerica,BabeRuthwasasimportantasthePresident,and

hewasthemost5baseballplayer.

ThenextdayJohn’sfathertriedtotellBabeRuthaboutthestoryofhissononthephTonwee.nty-fourhours

later,whentheboy6inhishospitalroom,BabeRuthwalkedin.YoungJohncouldhardly7hisowneyes!

ThegreatbaseballplayersatdownatJohnand’ssaibde,d“siKdeid,,you’vegottogetwIe’ll.vebroughtyoua

newAmericanLeaguebaseball,8youmuststartthrowingit.”

ForJohnthiswasthebeginningofanewlife.To9doctors’surpritshee,boywalkedoutofthehospital

onhisownafewweekslater.Hewasabletoliveahealthylife—allbecauseofthe10ofBabeRuth.

1.A.lookingB.playingC.talkingD.sitting

2.A.neverB.everC.alwaysD.sometimes

3.A.goB.makeC.stopD.help

4.A.easyB.luckyC.difficultD.successful

5.A.favoriteB.nervousC.famousD.dangerous

6.A.ranB.layC.workedD.laughed

7.A.seeB.closeC.believeD.breathe

8.A.orB.soC.thoughD.because

9.A.myB.yourC.herD.his

10.A.storyB.basketballC.presentD.life

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Wecouldallsaythatwehavebaddaysaswegothroughlife,butwhatdoesittaketohaveareallygoodday?

IrememberadayrecentlywhenIhadtogotothe1forspecialtestsbecauseIwasnfeelingwe’llatndmy

doctorsentmetoaspecialisttotryandfindthecauseofmyillness.

AsI2tothehospital,Iwasfeelingsadandcertainlywasn’tontopAosfmIgyogtatomteh.ehospital,

Ibeganmy3foraparkinglot.Ifinallyfoundonenottoofarfromtheentrancetothehospital.

AsIgotoutandbroughtmychangeoutofmypocket,Inoticedamanlookingalittle4standinginfront

ofaparkingmeter(停車(chē)計(jì)時(shí)收費(fèi)表)twocarsaway.HeseemedtobesearchinghispocketsforwhatIsupposed

were5forthemeter.AlthoughI6didn’tfeelthatgreaItt,houghtthatIshouldatleastgoovertohim

andfindoutifIcould7him.AsIstoodbesidehim,heturnedtomelookingworried.Iaskedhimifhehada

problemIcouldhelpwith.Hesaidthathehadnocoinsatallbecausehewasonlythinkingaboutvisitinghissick

wifewhenhelefthishouse.

Ireachedintomypocketand8outtwodollarsandgaveittohimwithoutsayingaword.And,without

waitingforareply,IturnedonmyheelandsaidtohimasIwaswalkingaway:“Haveagoodday.”

ThefunnythingwasthatIfeltalotbrighter,asmallsmilecametomyface,andIseemedtowalkjustalittle

quicker.Iwaswalkingawaywhenhecalledout:“Thankyousomuch.Idi”dnY’outekvneonw,9himtosayanything.Hedidn’thavetosayawordtomIet.wassimplyenoughtoknowthatIhadhelpedsomeoneelsewho

neededalittle10.That’sallittooktobringasmiletomyfaceasIwentontowardcompletingmyown

business.Youknow,itdoesn’ttakemuchtohelpsomeoneelse.

1.A.hospitalB.schoolC.gymD.company

2.A.walkedB.ranC.rodeD.drove

3.A.searchB.planC.travelD.design

4.A.tiredB.worriedC.relaxedD.bored

5.A.toolsB.keysC.coinsD.cards

6.A.probablyB.suddenlyC.finallyD.really

7.A.helpB.understandC.followD.join

8.A.pushedB.madeC.pulledD.sent

9.A.meanB.expectC.makeD.save

10.A.courageB.patienceC.handD.guide

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ThetownofPressureandthetownofPleasurewereneighborsbuttheyhadnothingincommon.Residents(居

民)builtwallsto1influencefromtheothertown.

InPressure,everyonewantedtobetheverybest.Whenwomengavebirth,theywouldcompetetohavethe

babywiththeloudestcry.Therewasviolentcompetitionineveryaspect(方面)oflife.Because2wasthe

symbol(象征)ofsuccess.Peoplewerealwaysbusymakingmoney,withnotimeforrelaxation.Someyoungpeople

couldn’tbeartheintensity緊(張)andchosetodrinktoescape(躲避).

InPleasure,themotto(格言)was:“oIfnlyyoulikeit,doit.”P(pán)eoplegrewupwithoutpressureandcoulddoanythingtheyliked.Childrenplayedcomputergamesdayandnight.Atschool,teachersdidnstudents’tcare3

cameornot.Workersmightsitaroundtheofficealldaylongdrinkingcoffeeanddoing4.Thankstothe

lack(缺乏)ofregulations(規(guī)章制度),nobodyworriedaboutlosingtheirjobs.Itwaspleasurethatmattered.The

computerstheyusedwereoldonesfromthetownofPressure.

Someoftheyoungwereaddicted(上癮)todrugs(藥物)5theemptiness(空虛)oftheirlives.Then,people

inthetwotownsbeganaskingthemselves,“Wha?t”islifBeu6t,justbeforelifeinthetwotownscompletely

7,therecameagreatperson—MrReason.Hewentfromdoortodoor,talkingwithpeopleand8

advice.PeopleinPressurelearnttobesatisfiedwithwhattheyhad9peopleinPleasurebegantomake

plans.They10thewallsbetweenthemandbuiltaroadtoconnectthetwo.

1.A.pickoutB.putoutC.keepoutD.leaveout

2.A.wealthB.healthC.happinessD.pleasure

3.A.whatB.whoC.whereD.whether

4.A.nothingB.somethingC.anythingD.everything

5.A.comparedtoB.thankstoC.becauseofD.asaresult

6.A.atB.forC.inD.to

7.A.gaveB.failedC.lostD.saved

8.A.followingB.takingC.seekingD.giving

9.A.whenB.asC.whileD.since

10.A.pulledoffB.pulleddownC.pulledoutD.pulledup

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Oncetherewasalovelyvegetablefieldwithaverybigtreeinit.Bothofthevegetablesandthetreemadethe

gardenlookwonderful.

Oneday,thevegetablesandthetreecouldn’tgetonw.eTlhlewivtheg1etablesdislikedthetreebecause

theythoughtthetreedidn’tleavethemenoubgyhc2overingthemwithitsthickleaveswhilethetree

thoughtthatthevegetablesdranknearlyallthewaterbeforeitcouldreachhim.

Thesituationbecameworseandworse.Onedaythevegetablesdecidedto3allthewaterintheground

sothatthetreewoulddryup.Thetreefoughtbackbyrefusingtoofferthevegetablesshade(樹(shù)蔭).Soontheyboth

begantodryupunderthehotsun.

Neitherofthemexpectedthatthegardenerwouldstop4hisvegetablefieldbecausehethoughtitwas5.

tosavethevegetables.Whenthegardenerdidthat,thetreeandthevegetablesreallyfelthow6theywere.

Thereseemedtobenowaytosolvetheproblem.Thenasmallpumpkindecidedtodosomethingtochangethesituation.Thesmallpumpkindidallhecouldtogrow7therewaslittlewateranditwastoohot.

Finally,thegardener8thegrowingpumpkinamongthedyingvegetables.9,hestartedtowaterthefieldagainbecausehestillwantedtomakea(n)10towinthebeautifulpumpkin.Atthesametime,thetreeandthevegetablesweresaved.Sincethen,theyrealizedthatitwasbettertohelpeachotherthantofight,andtheylivedinharmonywithotherplants.

1.A.otherplantsB.thegardenerC.eachotherD.thepumpkin

2.A.lightB.waterC.airD.wind

3.A.lookupB.useupC.pickupD.putup

4.A.pickingB.growingC.plantingD.watering

5.A.hopelessB.importantC.hopefulD.necessary

6.A.angryB.hungryC.thirstyD.comfortable

7.A.soB.thoughC.butD.and

8.A.watchedB.knewC.harvestedD.noticed

9.A.ThereforeB.HoweverC.BesidesD.Also

10.A.decisionB.ideaC.effortD.chance

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SANFRANCISCOCELEBRATIONS

SomeofSanFrancisco’smanycelebrations,liketheFourthofJuly(IndependDenacye),areveryAmerican;butothers1thatSanFranciscoisaveryinternationalcity.

Over100,000peoplecelebratetheChineseNewYearinJanuaryorFebruary.Thereareliondances,fireworks,andahugeparade2theFinancialDistrict(地區(qū))andChinatown.ItisthemostimportantfestivaloftheChineseyear,andthelargest3eventinNorthAmerica.

Tourists4trytoseetheCherryBlossomFestival(櫻花節(jié))attheJapanCenterinApril.ThisisacelebrationoftraditionalJapaneseculturewithmusicians,dancers,andartists,andacolourful5.

InearlyMay,thereisaMexicanfestivalcalledCincodeMayo,withacarnival(狂歡節(jié))andlotsofspecialevents.AndCarnavalSanFrancisco—apopularLatinAmericanandCaribbeanfestivalwithsalsaandreggaebands—6onthelastweekendinMay.

OntheFourthofJuly,therearecel