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完形填空专练

完形填空专练

（1）

Doyouhavetheabilitytolivecheaply?

Nowhere'satruestoryofanAmericangirl,Sarah.1____Sarahleftuniversity,shebegantoliveinNewYorkCityonherown.She2____ajobinapublishinghouse,butthesalary（薪水）was3____$30,000ayear.Herparentsthoughtherlifewouldbehard,butSarah4____liveonhersalaryandstilIsaved$5,000inayear.Howwasthat5____inoneofthemostexpensivecitiesintheworld?

Cheapliving6____startswithkeepingthebigcostsmall.Formostpeople,that7____housing.SoSarahchosetoshareaflatwiththreeotherfriends.Hernextbiggestcostwas8____.Whensheateout,shewenttocheaprestaurants.9____sheboughta$9,99wholechickenatalocalrestaurant.Shethen10____thechickenbones（骨头）homeandmadesoupoutofthem.Nowadaysyoungpeopleoften11____alotofmoneyonentertainment（娱乐）.ButSarahsaid,“Ienjoywalking12____inNewYorkCity.Ilovegoingtomuseumsandparks.”DidSarahfeelpoor13____cheapliving?

Notreally.Sheevenmanagedtotaketwotrips,onetotheNetherlands,14____toPortland.

“Don'tthinkofsavingmoneyassomething15____.It'sakindofgame,“saidSarah.

1.A.UntilB.BecauseC.AfterD.Unless

2.A.foundB.triedC.askedforD.lookedfor

3.A.morethanB.lessthanC.shorterthanD.higherthan

4.A.canB.mayC.couldD.might

5.A.difficultB.possibleC.usefulD.different

6.A.alreadyB.sometimesC.hardlyD.always

7.A.helpsB.becomesC.makesD.means

8.A.foodB.restC.studyingD.playing

9.A.SoonB.FinallyC.OnceD.Again

10.A.preparedB.tookC.caughtD.picked

11.A.payB.lendC.spendD.save

12.A.alongB.upC.downD.around

13.A.byB.upC.atD.between

14.A.anotherB.theotherC.othersD.theothers

15.A.hardB.interestingC.niceD.great

（2）

Manystudentshavehobbies,suchasreading,painting,growingvegetablesintheirgardens,andlookingafteranimals.Somehobbiesarerelaxingand1____arecreative.Hobbiescandevelopyourinterestsandhelpyoulearnnewskills.

DavidSmithisastudent,andhishobbyiswriting.2____thesummerof2000,hespentfourweeksonasummercamp.Aswellastheusualactivities,suchassailing,climbingandmountainbiking,therewasawritingworkshopwithaprofessional3____.“Sheaskedustoimaginethatwewereinastory.Thenwewroteaboutour4____atthecamp.”

InseniorhighschoolDavidwroteastoryaboutteenagelife,andit5____asabookin2003.Manyteenagerslovehisbook,andasaresult,Davidhasbecomea6____youngwriter.

Davidhasbeenverylucky7____hishobbyhasbroughthimenjoymentandsuccess,butheis8____interestedinmanyotherthings.“Ilikeplayingvolleyball,too,”saysDavid.“Ispendsomeofmyfreetimeplayingvolleyballformyschoolteam.9____I’llwritemorebooksinthefuture,butI’mnotsure.”

It’ssometimesdifficult10____thatweshouldn’tspendallourtimeonourfavouritehobby.Therearemanyotherinterestingthingstodoinlife,andweshouldtrytodosomethingnewofdifferent.（2010天津）

1.A.otherB.othersC.theotherD.another

2.A.DuringB.AtC.ForD.On

3.A.managerB.doctorC.singerD.writer

4.A.experiencesB.examplesC.excusesD.experiments

5.A.tookoutB.triedoutC.cameoutD.wentout

6.A.successfulB.normalC.politeD.lonely

7.A.orB.butC.becauseD.though

8.A.tooB.alsoC.onlyD.either

9.A.UsuallyB.ImmediatelyC.MaybeD.Once

10.A.rememberB.remembersC.rememberedD.toremember

（3）

Agreenlifesometimesjustneedsagoodidealikesharingcars.It’sanewwayofthinking.Youcanuseacarbutyoudon’tneedtoownit.Nowtheideaof“carsharing”hasbecome51inmanycountries.

Asweknow,mostcars52ingaragesformuchtime.Infact,wedriveourowncars53oneortwohoursadayonaverage（平均）.Whenwedon’tusethem,wehavetopayforparkingand54things.Thatcoststoomuchmoney.To55money,somepeoplecomeupwiththeideaof“carsharing”.Ifweshareacar,we’llonly56whenweuseit.

Nowmanypeoplearestartingtodocarsharing.InSwitzerland,almost40,000peoplehave57it.Japanisalsotryingtomake58populararoundthecountry.

Carsharingisthebeginningofanewideain59.Itisalsoveryforustotraveleverywhere60buyingacar.Doyoulovetoshareacarwithothers?

51.A.popularB.interestingC.funny

52.A.arewashedB.aredrivenC.areparked

53.A.asfarasB.aslongasC.asmuchas

54.A.otherB.othersC.another

55.A.makeB.saveC.find

56.A.spendB.costC.pay

57.A.joinedB.coveredC.dropped

58.A.timesavingB.moneysavingC.carsharing

59.A.fashionB.transportationC.family

60.A.withoutB.withC.by

（4）

Oneday,aboyfoundthecocoon（茧）ofabutterflyandbroughtithome.Afewdayslater,theboysawasmall16inthecocoon.Hesatandwatchedforseveralhoursasabutterflystruggledtomake17bodythroughthatlittlehole.Suddenlyitstopped.

Sotheboy18tohelpthebutterfly,thinkingthebutterflymightbe19.Hetookapairofscissors（剪刀）andcutthehole20.Thebutterflycameoutofthecocoonbutit21

alittledifferent.Ithadaweakbodyandsmall,thin22.Thebutterflydidn’tstarttofly.Infact,thebutterflyspenttherestofitslifecrawling（爬行）aroundwithaweakbodyandthinwings.Itwasneverabletofly.

Theboyactedwith23buthedidn’tunderstandwhyitcouldbelikethis.Whenabutterflycrawlsoutofthecocoon,itmuststruggle.Thehardworkof24outofthecocoonmakesthefluid（液体）fromthebutterfly’sbodyintoitswings.Ithelpsthebutterflybe25tofly.Ifthebutterflyneverhastosqueeze（挤压）itselfoutofthecocoon,itswingswillnevergetthefluidanditcanneverfly.

26strugglesarewhatweneedinourlives.Ifwelivedourliveswithoutanyproblems,wewouldneverlearnorgrow.Wewouldnotbe__27__wecouldhavebeenandwewouldneverfly.

Inourlives,painandsufferingisthekeytoallwindows,andsometimeseven28growth,withoutit,there’snowayoflife.Wecan’tavoid29orproblems.So,nexttimeyouare30aproblemordifficulty,rememberthebutterfly.Strugglealittle—thenfly!

16.A.holeB.wormC.tallD.snake

17.A.itB.it’sC.itselfD.its

18.A.decidedB.askedC.showedD.ordered

19.A.afraidB.interestedC.surprisedD.grateful

20.A.slimmerB.biggerC.shorterD.smaller

21.A.touchedB.soundedC.lookedD.smelt

22.A.wingsB.feetC.eyesD.head

23.A.successB.excitementC.kindnessD.humour

24.A.getB.gettingC.togetD.got

25.A.readyB.quietC.gladD.used

26.A.SomewhereB.SomethingC.SometimeD.Sometimes

27.A.ashelpfulasB.asweakasC.asstrongasD.ascreativeas

28.A.repeatsB.recommendsC.requiresD.represents

29.A.happinessB.difficultiesC.pleasureD.hope

30.A.servedwithB.growingintoC.bringinginD.facedwith

（5）

WhenAmywroteherfirstnovelinsecondaryschool,sheneverimaginedthatshewouldbecomeawriteroneday.Likemany16writersontheInternet,the17womangotintothisonlineworldaccidentally（偶然地）.

Threeyearsago,Amyworkedinamedicalindustry.Herjobkeptherbusyforsixmonthsandleftheralmost18todofortherestoftheyear.Tofillthetime,shestartedwriting19ontheInternet.Herfirstnovelwasaboutherneighboursandtheirlife20sheisfamiliarwith.

Amyhasbeeninterestedinwriting21shewasachild.Atfirst,shejustwantedtosharehernovels22peoplesheknew.Thenonedayaneditorofafamouswebsiteemailedher,askingher23shewouldliketoselltheelectroniccopyright（授权）ofoneofhernovels.She24immediatelyandthenovelwasmovedtotheVIPsectionofthewebsite.Shegot$1,500forthat.

NowAmyisafull-time25.Sofarhereightnovelshavecomeoutonline,andfiveofthem26.

“TheInternetmademefamousandbroughtme27,”shesaid.“Iearnmuchmoremoneynow—about$60,000ayear.Iam28withmycareer,butthereisoneproblem—thatmytalentmightrunoutafterfiveyearsandI’llhaveto29toworkinthemedicalindustry.”

“Beforethatdaycomes,I’llkeep30forthereaderswithmylightandclose-to-everyday-lifewritingstyle,”saidAmywithasmile.

16.A.otherB.othersC.anotherD.theother

17.A.28-year-oldB.28-years-oldC.28yearsoldD.28-yearold

18.A.somethingB.anythingC.everythingD.nothing

19.A.reportsB.novelsC.diariesD.plays

20.A.whoB.whichC.thatD.whom

21.A.whenB.whileC.sinceD.until

22.A.aboutB.ofC.toD.with

23.A.thatB.ifC.whyD.howoften

24.A.agreedB.disagreedC.refusedD.left

25.A.housewifeB.editorC.saleswomanD.writer

26.A.willprintB.wereprintingC.printedD.wereprinted

27.A.successB.succeedC.successfulD.successfully

28.A.unhappyB.angryC.satisfiedD.proud

29.A.comeB.goC.returnD.get

30.A.towriteB.writingC.writeD.written

（6）

Beautifulpicturesofmountainsandforests,clearskies,flyingbirds,wildanimals,sillyfaces—youcanfindthemallinoneplace.46?

Onapostcard!

Havepeoplealwayssentpostcards?

No!

Beforepostcards,people47sealed（密封的）letters.

The48forthefirstdecorated（装饰的）postcardcametoJohnP.Charltonin1861.Hethoughtasimplecard49aborderwouldbeagreatwaytosendanote.Theninthelate1800s,postcardswhichhadpicturesonthem50.Bylaw,peoplehadtowritetheirnoteonthefront—onthepicture!

Thebackwas51fortheaddres