專項(xiàng)練習(xí)完型填空

專項(xiàng)練習(xí)：完形填空1Doyouknowhowtostudybetterandmakeyourstudymoreeffective(有效的)?WeallknowthatChinesestudentsusuallystudyhardforlonghours.Thisisverygood,butitdoesn’t1alot.Ifyouwanttostudyeffectively,youmusthaveenoughsleep,enoughfood,enoughrestand2.Everydayyouneedtogooutforawalkorvisitsomefriendsorsomeniceplaces.It’sgoodforyour3.Whenyoureturntoyourstudies,yourmindwillberefreshed(清醒)andyou’ll4moreandstudybetter.HeretakeEnglishlearningasanexample.Firstyoumakealotofprogress(進(jìn)步)andyoufeel5.Thenyourlanguagestudyseemstostaythesameandyoumay6it.Thiscanlastfordaysorevenweeks,7youneedn’tlosehope.Atsomepointyourlanguagestudywill8takeanotherbigjump.You’llseethatyoureallyhavebeenlearningallthetime.Ifyougetenoughsleep,food,restandexercise,studyingEnglishcanbeveryeffectiveand9.Don’tdropitalongtheway.Learnslowlyandyou’resuretoget10result.1．A．spendB．keepC．help D．look2．A．homework B．exercise C．housework D．time3．A．study B．health C．sleep D．life4．A．hear B．a(chǎn)sk C．think D．learn5．A．surprised B．worried C．happy D．strange6．A．forget B．miss C．leave D．drop7．A．a(chǎn)nd B．yet C．or D．till8．A．a(chǎn)gain B．not C．never D．a(chǎn)lways9．A．useful B．helpful C．interesting D．important10．A．a(chǎn)bad B．a(chǎn)good C．a(chǎn)nunhappy D．a(chǎn)nunknown2ItwasDecember25,Marie,a13-year-oldAmericangirl,washappy.Marie’smothermadeanunusualcake.Sheputfoursmallcoinsinto1.Thefoursmallcoinswereforgood2.AfterdinnerMarieandher3atethecake.Whenthey4thecake,therewerethreecoinsonthetable.Onecoinwas5.Marie’smotherdidn’tnotice.AfterChristmasMariegotill.Shecoughedandcouldn’tspeak.Sixweekslatershefelt6,butshestillcouldn’tspeak.SoMariewenttothehospital.DoctorsatthehospitallookedoverMarie.TheytookanX-ray.Marie’smotheraskedthedoctors,“Whycan’tMarie7?”Thedoctorssaid,“Wedon’tknow.Maybeshewillspeakagain.Maybeshewon’t.We’re8,butwecan’thelpher.”FortwelveyearsMariedidn’tspeak.She9andgotajob.Butsheneverspoke.OnedaywhenMariewas25yearsold,shegotill.Shebegantocough.Shecoughedupalotofblood(血).Shealsocoughedup10smallandblackfromherthroat(喉嚨).Whatwasit?Mariedidn’tknow.Shetookittothehospital.Adoctorsaid,“Thisisacoin.”ThedoctortoldMarie,“Ithinkyoucanspeakagain.”SoonMariebegantalking.1．A．thecake B．herpocket C．Marie’sbag D．thebox2．A．friends B．health C．luck D．life3．A．teacher B．brother C．daughter D．family4．A．began B．finished C．did D．made5．A．paid B．found C．missing D．putaway6．A．worse B．terrible C．better D．lonely7．A．talk B．listen C．tell D．hear8．A．sure B．busy C．worried D．sorry9．A．gotup B．putup C．grewup D．sentup10．A．something B．thing C．a(chǎn) D．one3About70000000Americansaretryingtoloseweight.ThisisalmostoneoutofeverythreepeopleintheUnitedStates.Somepeopleeat1foodandtheyhardlyhaveanyfatsorsweets.Othersdorunningexercisewithmachines,takemedicines,orevenhaveoperations.2youcanseelosingweightis3work,anditwillalsocostalotofmoney.But4dosomanypeopleintheUnitedStateswanttoloseweight?ManypeopleintheUnitedStatesworryabouttheirlookofthebody.Formanypeople,lookingnicealsomeanstobe5.Otherpeopleworryabouttheirhealthasmanydoctors6overweightisnotgood.Mostpeoplewanttofindafasterand7waytotakeofffat,andbooksofthiskindareverypopular.Thesebookstellpeoplehowtoloseweight.Eachyearalotofnewbooksliketheseare8.Eachonesaysitcaneasilyhelppeopletakefataway.Losingweightcanbe9.Someoverweightpeoplegotohealthcenters,likeLaCostainCalifornia.Menandwomen10severalhundreddollarsadayatthesehealthcenters.Peoplelivethereforoneweekortwo,11exercise,eatingdifferentfoods.Mealstheremaybejustalittle.Allthisworksforlosingweight.124daysontheprogramme,onewomancalledMrsWarrenlost5pounds(2．27kg).At400aday,shespent320toloseeachpound.Butshesaidshewasstill13todoso.Healthcenters,books,medicines,operations,runningandexercisemachinesall14alotofmoney.SointheUnitedStates,losingweightmaymeanlosing15too.1．A．less B．more C．nice D．fast2．A．For B．So C．Or D．And3．A．good B．useful C．hard D．easy4．A．why B．what C．how D．when5．A．high B．short C．thin D．fat6．A．talk B．say C．speak D．tell7．A．dearer B．harder C．shorter D．easier8．A．taken B．given C．written D．copied9．A．cheap B．expensive C．easy D．safe10．A．pay B．cost C．take D．have11．A．making B．taking C．playing D．using12．A．Before B．Until C．After D．At13．A．sorry B．a(chǎn)ngry C．sad D．glad14．A．need B．have C．use D．get15．A．health B．time C．food D．money4Afterherhusbandhadgonetowork,MrsRichardssentherchildrentoschoolandwentupstairstoherbedroom.Shewastoo1todoanyhouseworkthatmorning,2intheeveningshewasgoingtoaninterestingfancydressparty(化裝舞會(huì))withherhusband.Whatshe3wasaterriblegenie(妖怪)andasshehadmadethatspecialdressofhersthenightbefore,shewasanxioustotryiton.4thedresswasjustabigpieceofoldclothwhichwasred,green,blackandwhite,itwouldbeveryeffective(有效的)tomakeherlikearedgenie.Afterputtingiton,MrsRichardswentdownstairshappily.Shewantedtofindout5itwouldbecomfortabletowear.JustasMrsRichardswasenteringthedining-roomtherewasa6atthedoor.Shethoughtthatit7bethebaker(面包師).Shehadtoldhimtocomestraightinifshe8toopenthedoorandleavethebreadonthekitchentable.Nownotwantingto9thepoorman,MrsRichardsquickly10inthesmallstoreroomunderthestairs.Sheheardthefrontdooropenandamancamein.WhenMrsRichards11thatitwasthemanfromtheelectricityboard(供電局)whohadcometoreadthemeter(電表),shewalkedoutofthehiding-placeonasuddenandtriedtoexplainthematter,sayingwithasmile,“It’sonly12!Itisnot13foryoutobe14!”Butitwastoolate.Themanletoutasharpcry(發(fā)出尖叫)andjumpedbackseveralpaces(步).Thenheranaway,15thedoorbehindhimwithgreatforceandnoise.1．A．a(chǎn)ngry B．readyC．frightened D．excited2．A．for B．butC．so D．a(chǎn)nd3A．wantedtoseeB．wantedtoplayC．wasafraidtosee D.wasafraidtoplay4．A．Through B．ButC．And D．If5．A．that B．howC．whether D．when6．A．knock B．voiceC．man D．baker7．A．may B．mustC．wouldn’t D．couldn’t8．A．not B．hadC．tried D．failed9．A．see B．frightenC．help D．scold(責(zé)怪)10．A．went B．layC．a(chǎn)ppeared D．hid11．A．thought B．wonderedC．imagined D．realized12．A．me B．youC．game D．play13．A．good B．necessaryC．late D．early14．A．off B．hereC．a(chǎn)fraid D．sorry15Itisveryimportanttogetlotsofexerciseandespeciallyenjoy1verymuch.Lastsummer,Iwenttothebeacheveryday.Iplantogotherethissummer,too,butIamnot2to.Ihaveanewjob.SometimesIhavetowork3lateatnight,InowworkmorehoursthanI4before,however,Icanreceivealargersalary(薪水).Totellthetruth,Ilikethenewjob,butithasreallytakenup(占用)somuchofmyspare(業(yè)余的)time.I5doingmoreexercisetostayingathome.Ridingabikeisakingofgoodexercise.MaybeIwillsaveenough6tobuyanewbike.Myneighbor,Mrs.Wilson,hasabikethatshecan7ittome,butIwouldratherusemyownbike.IfIuse8,Iwouldworryaboutdamaging(毀壞)it.Itisreallyagood9togetanewbike.IthinkwhileIamriding10work,Iwillbegettingexerciseoncemore.Itiseasytogettothebeachbybike,too.Imightbeabletogoswimmingafterall.()1.A.runningB.boatingC.swimmingD.skating()2.A.willingB.ableC.gladD.pleased()3.A.untilB.afterC.throughD.to()4.A.decidedtoB.plannedtoC.didD.gotto()5.A.tryB.hopeC.likeD.prefer()6.A.timeB.jobsC.thingsD.money()7.A.lendB.borrowC.buyD.use()8.A.mineB.hersC.anewoneD.theothers()9.A.hopeB.informationC.ideaD.matter()10.A.toB.formC.toandformD.without6Lauralivedinasmallvillagenearthesea.Onedayshedecidedtogoforaswiminthesea.Sheknewthattheseanearthe1hadastrongtide（浪），butshewasagoodswimmer，soshewasn't2.Lauraleftherfriendslyingonthesandsandranintothesea.Sheswamquitefaroutfromthebeachandwaved（招手）toherfriendsinthedistance.Afterashortwhileshedecidedtoswim3.Shetriedherbest，butshecouldn'tgetanyclosertothebeach.Thetidekept4herback.Shewavedherarmsintheairtoletherfriendsknowthatshewas5,buttheyjustwavedback，fortheydidn'tknowwhatshe6.Afteralongtime，Laurabecomevery7andshecouldn'tswimanymore.Herlegs8andshelosthope.Suddenly，herfoottouched9！Allthetimeshehadbeenswimminginaplacewherethewaterwasn'tdeep！Whenatlastshewentbacktothebeach，oneofherfriendsasked，“Didyou10yourswim？”“Yes,itwaslovely,”sheanswered.Shenevertoldthemwhatreallyhappened.()1.A.townB.cityC.villageD.country()2.A.lonelyB.surprisedC.interestedD.afraid()3.A.upB.backC.down D.on()4.A.pullingB.pushingC.throwingD.putting()5.A.introubleB.happyC.outoftrouble D.inthewater()6.A.found B.meantC.saidD.saw()7.A.hungry B.sleepyC.thirstyD.tired()8.A.cameup B.wentdownC.werebroken D.movedon()9.A.atide B.thesandC.afish D.oneofherfriends().enjoyB.rememberC.dropD.forget7Thebicycleisoneofthesimplestyetmostusefulinventionsintheworld.Whatismostsurprisingisthatitwasnot__1__earlier,anotherthegreatinventorLeonardodaVincihaddrawnpicturesforbicyclesandalsoforflyingmachinesandsomeotherthings.Thosethingswerenotproduced__2__longafterhedied.Apersonridingabicycleuses__3_energytomakethebicyclemove,andthereisnopollutionatallwhenyouareriding.Evenso,indeveloped__4__.Mostpeopledon’ttraveltoworkbybicycle.Itisnotbecausethebicyclesaremostpeopledon’ttraveltoworkbybicycle.Itisnotbecausethebicyclesareexpensiveorpeoplefeel__5__iftheyridetowork.It’sbecause__6__carsontheroadsbecomeslarger.Itcertainlybecomes__7__torideabicycle.Asaresult,morepeopleputtheirbicyclesawayandgotowork__8__theircarsand,inthisway,thesituationismademoreserious.__9___thebestwaytomakeridingsaferandmorepopularistocreatepathsonlyforbicycle,andmake___0___sodifficultandexpensivefordriverstotaketheircarsintothecitythattheywillgobacktousingtheirbicycles.()1.A.inventB.inventedC.inventedD.toinvent()2.A.beforeB.whenC.sinceD.until()3.A.muchB.quitealotofC.verylittleD.many()4.A.worldB.countriesC.landD.earth()5.A.luckyB.gladC.sorryD.tired()6.A.thenumberofB.anumberofC.thiskindofD.allkindsof()7.A.saferB.moredangerousC.muchdangerousD.safe()8.A.byB.inC.useD.drive()9.A.HardlyB.MaybeC.PerhapsD.Nearly()10.A.itB.themC.usD.that5．A．pushed B．lockingC．knocking D．shutting8.Johnisafamouswriternow.Buthesaidhewasnota1studentwhenhewasyoung.Hewasoftenlatefor2anddidn’tlikedoinghishomework.Sometimes,hesleptinclasswhiletheteacherwasteaching.Hedidn’tunderstandmuch,3healwaysthoughtheunderstoodeverything.Onedaytheteacher4thestudentsaquestion,“WhenJackwastenyearsold,5brotherBobwastwenty.Jackisfifteennowand6ishisbrotherBob?”Johnsaid,“That’seasy.BobistwiceasoldasJack,soheisnowthirty.”Anothertime,the7inascienceclassasked,“Whenitthunders（打雷），8dowealwaysseethelightbeforewe9thesound?”“But,Miss,”saidJohnquickly,“Don’tyou10oureyesareinfrontofourears?”()1.A.good B.tall C.rich D.fat()2.A.sleepB.lunch C.class D.play()3.A.so B.and C.or D.but()4.A.sent B.asked C.told D.found()5.A.yourB.my C.his D.her()6.A.howmany B.howold C.what D.who()7.A.teacherB.farmerC.nurse D.policeman()8.A.what B.when C.where D.why()9.A.break B.make C.hear D.smell()10.A.read B.hope C.study D.know9Wecanseewallseverywhereintheworld.ButtheGreatWallofChinais1ofall.TheChinesecallit“TheTen-Thousand-LiGreatWall”.Itis2morethan6,000kilometerslong.Itis6-7meters3and4-5meterswide.Inmostplaces,fivehorsesortenmencanwalksidebysidealongthetop.WhenyouvisittheGreatWall,youcan’thelp4howtheChinesepeople5buildsuchagreatwallthousandsofyearsago.6anymodernmachines,itwasreallyverydifficulttobuildit.Theyhadtodoallthework7hand.It8millionsofmenhundredsofyearstobuildit.TheGreatWallhasahistoryofover2,000years.Thekingsbegantobuildthefirstpartsofitabout2,700years9.ThenQinShihuanghadallthewallsjoinedup(連接起來(lái)).Hethoughtthatwouldkeeptheenemyout10thecountry.TodaytheGreatWallhasbecomeaplaceofinterest.Peoplefromallovertheworldcometovisitit.

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參考答案1．1~5CBADC 6~10DBACB2．1~5ACDBC 6~10CADCA3．1~5ABCAC 6~10BDCBA11~15BCDAD4．1~5DABAC 6~10ABDBD11~15DABCD6.1-5CDBAA56-60BDBBA7.1-5CDCBDA6-10ABBCA8.1-5ACDBC56-60BADCD9.1-5CADBA56-60CABCD10.ABACDCDBBC11.CBDACDBABDCBADC12.BAACDDACBBCDADBCDABA10Charliecamefromapoorvillage.Hisparentshad____moneytosenthimtoschoolwhenhewasyoung.Theboywasverysad.Mr.Kinglivednexttothem.Hefoundtheboy____andhadpityonhimandlentsomemoneytohim.Sotheboycouldgotoschool.Hestudiedhardand____allhislessons.Whenhefinishedmiddleschool,themanintroducedhimtohisfriendinthetown.Andhebegantowork.OnceMr.Kingwasseriouslyhurtinanaccident.Dying,heaskedCharlietotakecareofhisdaughter,Sharon.Theyoungman____andseveralyearslaterhemarriedthegirl.Helovedherverymuchandtriedhisbesttomakeherhappy.Heoftenboughtbeautifulclothesanddeliciousfoodforher.Hewasgoodatcookingandsheate___,andwhenshehadababy,shebecamesofatthatshefeltitdifficulttowalk.Andonedayshefoundtherewassomethingwrongwithherheart.Herhusbandwasn’tathomeandshehadtogoto__atonce.Thedoctorlookedheroverandtoldher____eatmeat,sugar,chocolateandthingslikethese.Shewasafraid____thedoctor’swordsandwroteallthenamesofthefoodonthepaper.Whenshegothome,sheputthelistonthetableand___.Whenshereturnedhomethatafternoon,shefoundmanykindsoffood-meat,sugar,chocolate…inthekitchen.Charliewasbusy____there.Assoonashesawher,hesaidhappily,“I’veboughtallthefoodyoulike,dear!”1.A.noB.someC.muchD.enough2.A.lazyB.enoughC.carefulD.clever3.A.didwellinB.waspooratC.wasworkingD.wasgoodfor4.A.wasangryB.thoughthardC.agreedD.said“no”5.A.alittleB.afewC.manyD.alot6.A.restB.sleepC.shouldD,would7.A.shouldB.wouldC.toD.notto8.A.torememberB.toforgetC.tocatchD.toteach9.A.sleptB.wentoutC.cookedD.ate10.A.readingB.seeingC.cookingD.writing11.Mikeisfiveyearsoldnow.Hisfatherworksattheairportandhismotherisa___.Theboyistooyoungtogotoschool.Hismother___himtoreadandwrite.He’slearnedto____fromonetoahundred.Sometimeshedrawssomethingonthepaper,butnobodycan___whathedraws.Mike’sfathergetsonwellwith____andhehasalotoffriends.Heoftenasksthemtodinnerwhenhe’sonholiday.Theyliketheboyandgivesome____tohim.Onedayafteraschoolyearwas___,Mike’smotherdecidedtohaveaholidayin____withherhusbandandson,Mr.Scott,aworkmateofMike’sfather’s,sawthemoffattheairport.Themanplayedwiththeboyand____somefruitforhim.Mikethankedhimandsaid____tohimbeforehetooktheplane.Mikeandhilsparents___someplacesofinterestandtheboysawsomestrangeanimals.Hismotherboughtasuitofbeautifulclothesforhim.They____themselvesinParis.Andsoontheirholiday___andtheyhadtogobacktoCanada.Mr.Scott___themattheairport.Theywerehappytoseeeachotheragain.ButMikewas___andcalledout,“Oh,dear,UncleScott!Areyoustillwaitingforyourplanehere?”1.A.doctorB.workerC.teacherD.farmer2.A.tellsB.teachesC.wantsD.asks3.A.seeB.drawC.makeD.count4.A.understandB.readC.mindD.hear5.A.otherB.theotherC.othersD.another6.A.saltB.flowersC.vegetableD.presents7.A.closedB.overC.openD.lost8.A.FranceB.AmericaC.AustraliaD.Japan9.A.lentB.boughtC.foundD.produced10.A.helloB.sorryC.thanksD.goodbye11.A.missedB.builtC.visitedD.built12.A.likedB.enjoyedC.lovedD.hated13.A.finishedB.beganC.wentonD.happened14.A.helpedB.happenedC.hurtD.met15.A.angryB.happyC.surprisedD.lucky12“Hi,Mommy,whatareyoudoing?”askedSusie,whowasonlysixyearsold.“I’mmakingacasseroleforMrs.Smithnextdoor,____Mrs.Smithisverysad.Shelostherdaughterandshehasa_____heart.Weneedtotakecareofherforalittlewhile.”Saidhermother.“Why,Mommy?”“Yousee,Susie,whensomeoneisvery,verysad,theyhave____doingthelittlethingslike