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高一完型填空

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高一下学期完形填空专项练习2009-4-26   姓名________班级____

完形填空

Nancyhadjustgotasecretary'sjobinabigcompanytoworkinthesalesdepartment.Mondaywasthefirstdaythatshewenttowork,soshewasvery　36　.Shegotupveryearlyandarrivedatthe　37　attwentytoeight.She　38　thedooropenandfoundnobodythere.“Iamthe　39　toarrive.”Shethoughtandcametoherdesk.Shewassurprisedto　40　alargebunchofflowersonit.Theywerefresh.She　41　theflowersfromthedeskandsmelledthem.“Oh,howlovely!

”Nancy　42　joyfully.Shethenlookedroundfora　43　toputthemin.“Somebodyhassentmeflowersthe　44　firstday!

”Shethoughthappily.“Butwhocoulditbe?

”Shebegantowonder. 

Thedaypassedvery　45　andNancydideverythingwithgreatinterestand　46　.Forthefollowingdaysoftheweek,thefirstthingNancydidwastochangewaterfortheflowers.Andthenshe　47　herselfinherwork. 

ThencameanotherMonday.Whenshecamenearherdeskshewasoverjoyedtoseea（an）　48　bunchofflowersthere.Shequicklyputtheminthevase,replacingtheoldones. 

ThesamethinghappenedagainthenextMonday,Nancyfeltit　49　andthistimeshebegantothinkofwaystofindoutthe　50　. 

OnTuesdayafternoon,shewassentto　51　aplantothegeneralmanager'soffice.Shehadtostayforawhileathissecretary'sdeskwaitingforhis　52　.Shehappenedtoseeonthedeskabignotebook　53　“Recordsofmanagers'meetings”,andglancedatthe　54　pages.Suddenlyhereyesfellonthesewords:

“Inordertokeepthesecretaries　55　,thecompanyhasdecidedthateveryMondaymorningabunchoffreshflowersshouldbesenttoeachsecretary'sdesk.” 

Later,shewastoldthattheirgeneralmanagerwasabusinessmanagementpsychologist. 

36.A.depressedB.encouragedC.excitedD.surprised 

37.A.officeB.workshopC.ClassroomD.bookshop 

38.A.forcedB.pushedC.TurnedD.knocked 

39.A.lastB.second  C.ThirdD.first 

40.A.uncover  B.smellC.FindD.pick 

41.A.pickedupB.threwaway  C.staredatD.tookup 

42.A.criedB.LaughedC.weptD.replied 

43.A.jarB.BoxC.bottleD.vase 

44.A.happyB.veryC.funnyD.quite 

45.A.slowlyB.normallyC.quicklyD.hardly 

46.A.wisdomB.braveryC.passionD.enthusiasm 

47.A.buriedB.dressedC.DevotedD.seated 

48.A.old  B.RedC.blueD.new 

49.A.specialB.angryC.strangeD.difficult 

50.A.senderB.receiverC.managerD.waiter 

51.A.sendfor  B.handoutC.tryoutD.handin 

52.A.ordersB.directivesC.giftsD.receipts 

53.A.markedB.writtenC.printed  D.signed 

54.A.closedB.damagedC.pinned  D.half-opened 

55.A.athomeB.ontimeC.inhighspiritsD.inlowspirits 

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完形填空      TalesofthesupernaturalarecommoninallpartsofBritain.Inparticular,therewas（andperhapsstillis）abeliefinfairies（仙女）.Notallofthese  21  arethefriendly,people-lovingcharactersthatappearinDisneyfilms,andinsomefolktalestheyare  22  andcausemuchhumansuffering.ThisistrueinthetalesabouttheChangeling.Thesetellthestoryofamotherwhosebabygrows  23  andpaleandhaschangedsomuchthatitisalmost  24  totheparents.Itwasthen  25  thatthefairieshadcomeandstolenthebabyawayand  26  thehumanbabywithafairyChangeling.Thereweremanywaystopreventthisfromhappening:

hangingaknifeoverthebaby’sheadwhilehesleptorcoveringhimwithsomeofhisfather’sclotheswerejusttwooftherecommended  27.However,hopewasnotlostevenifthebabyhadbeen  28.Inthosecasestherewasoftenawaytogetthe  29  babyback.Youcould  30 

theChangelingonthefire--thenitwouldriseupthechimney,andyouwouldhearthesoundoffairies’laughterandsoonafteryouwouldfindyourownchildsafeandsoundnearby.

21.A.babies   B.believers     C.fairies   D.supermen

22.A.powerful   B.cruel      C.frightened  D.extraordinary

23.A.sick     B.slim      C.short   D.small

24.A.uncomfortableB.unbelievableC.unacceptableD.unrecognizable

25.A.feared     B.predicted     C.heard  D.reported

26.A.covered     B.changed     C.replaced  D.terrified

27.A.cases     B.tools      C.steps    D.methods

28.A.missed   B.stolen     C.found   D.lost

29.A.1ittle     B.pale      C.sad    D.real

30.A.seize     B.burn      C.place   D.hold

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playingthepiano

 MrStramwasasuccessfuldesigner.Hewas（36）athisjobandhisjobandhisworkmates（37）him.Butnowhewasinterestedinplayingthepiano（38）hehadlittleknowledgeofmusic.

 Itwasa（39）evening.Therewereplentyof（40）inthesky.Theairseemedtosolidify.（41）peoplecouldfallasleep.Theywouldratherstayoutsidethan（42）onthecomfortablebeds.OnlyMr.StramandhissonJimmy,aboyof7,were（43）.HeplayedthepianoandJimmywentthbedafterhehadsupper（44）becauseheplayedfootballwithhisfriendsthewholedayandnowhefeltso（450hecouldn'tsayaword.

 Suddenlyastrongwindbeganto（46）.Soonafteritbegantolighteningandpeoplecould（47）alongrollofthethunder.Itseemed（48）astrormwouldstriketheirtown.MrsStramhurriedtostay（49）inthehouseuntilitbeganto（50）.Asshewasgoingtobed,she（51）Jimmywassleepingupstairsalone.Shewasafraidthathersonwas（52）byallthethunderandlightening.Whenshewentintohisbedroom,shefoundtheboywas（53）.

 "Areyouallright,dear?

"askedthewoman.

 "Yes,Mummy."answeredthelittleboy.

 "Haveyouheard（54）outside?

"

 "Yes,"saidtheboy."Daddyis（55）thepianodownstairs."

36.A.helpless      B.good           C.well                   D.proper

37.A.love            B.hated          C.weretiredof       D.werafraidof

38.A.until      B.because      C.through       D.unless

39.A.cool     B.cold      C.warm         D.hot

40.A.leavesB.birdsC.cloudsD.stars

41.A.Most             B.More             C.Afew                D.Few

42.A.lie                B.sing              C.wald                 D.stand

43.A.atwork        B.athome      C. atschool       D.inhospital

44.A.inahurry      B. insilence     C.amouthful       D.frometimetotime

45.A.hungry        B. tired         C.exciting               D.anxious

46A.shake           B.move         C.run             D.  blow

47.A.notice          B.  see           C.hear              D.watch

48A..if      B that          C..as                 D.whether

49.A.away            B. outside   C.hidden               D.off

50.A.rain            B.snow          C.freeze  D.shine

51.A.thought        B.supposed    C.expexted           D.remembered

52.A.interested     B.surprised    C.excited            D.frightened

53.A.awake          B. asleep      C. afraid                D.sleeping

54.A.something    B. anything C.everything         D.nothing

55.A.mixing        B.producing   C.  playing            D.making

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Whenababyseesaball,thebabymayreachoutforit.Ifthebabyisveryyoung,andyou   21  theballbehindapillow（枕头）,thentheball   22  existsforthechild.Asthechildgrowsolder,thechildwillmovethepillowtogettheball.Eventhoughthechildcannotseetheball,theballstillexists.Thisisanearlyexampleof“learningtoseethe  23 ”.

Justaboutallofushave   24  ,soweallthinkwecansee.But,in  25   weareallblindtoprobably99%oftheworld.Because  26   peoplerealizethis,fewpeoplemaketheattempttolearnmoreinordertoseemore.Justlikeachild,whatwedon’tseedoesn’texist. 

  27,becausemostofusareblindto99%oftheworld,werelyonotherstogiveustheanswers.Wewillinglyallowdoctors,lawyers,priests,andpoliticianstotelluswhattodoorthink,buttheytakenoresponsibilitywhentheresultsgowrong.Commercial（商业的）television,radio,newspapers,andmagazinesarelargelycorporate（法人的）owned,profitdriven,andfocusmoreondistraction（娱乐）andmisinformationthanoneducation.Yet,wecontinuereading,watchingandlisteningtocommercialmediaundertheillusion（错觉）thatwearelearning.Corporatemediaiseducationwithblinders.Theyonlyshowyouthe   28  picture,and,inthisway,theycontrolpublicopinion.  29  needstoturntononcommercialtelevision,radio,andInternetworldnewstogetthebigpicture.Everyoneneedstoknowmoreinorderto   30   thepoliticalspinandlies.

21.A.put    B.play   C.find    D.take 

22.A.still    B.nomore  C.nolonger  D.even 

23.A.visible（可视的） B.invisible  C.ball    D.child

24.A.ears    B.noses   C.balls    D.eyes

25.A.return    B.reality  C.short    D.case

26.A.many    B.few   C.some    D.alotof

27.A.Unfortunately  B.Actually  C.Fortunately  D.Strangely 

28.A.big    B.little   C.clear    D.new

29.A.Everyone   B.Someone  C.Anyone   D.Noone

30.A.seeto    B.lookout  C.seethrough  D.lookfor

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LifeonLandprobablybeganabout430millionsyearsago,thoughithasexistedinthewaterforperhapsasmuchas3,000millionyears.Whenwethinkofthefirstthingonland,weprobablythinkofstrange  31 comingoutoftheoceans,butinfactnoanimalscouldhavebeen  32  ifplantshadnotbeenonlandfirst.Plantshadtobeonlandbeforeanimalsarrived.They 33   thefirstlandanimalswiththesurroundingandfoodnecessity,sincethen,theplantsaretheonlyformoflifethatisabletogetandstore  34 .

Thefirstplantstoexistoutofwaterwereprobably  35  kindsofalgae（海藻）whichwere 36   byotherplantsthatgrow 37  tothegroundandneededwaterinwhichtoreproduce.Oncethemovetolandhadbeenmade,however,evolution（