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大学英语六级完形填空

大学英语六级

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Thereisprobablynosphereofhuman

（1）______inwhichourvaluesandlifestylesarereflectedmore

（2）______thantheyareintheclothesthatwechoosetowear.Thedressofanindividualisakindof"signlanguage"that（3）______acomplexsetofinformationandisusuallythe（4）______onwhichimmediateimpressionsareformed（5）______aconcernforclotheswas（6）______afemininepreoccupation,whilementookpride（7）______thefact（8）______theywerecompletelylackinginclothesconsciousness.

ThistypeofAmericancultureisgraduallychangingasman''sdress（9）______greatervarietyandcolor.Even（10）______1995,aresearchinMichiganrevealedthatmen（11）______highimportancetothevalueofclothingindailylife.Whitecollarworkersinparticularvieweddressasa（12）______capableofmanipulation,thatcouldbeusedtoimpressor（13）______others,especiallyintheworksituation.Thewhite-collarworkerwasdescribedas（14）______concernedabouttheimpressionhisclothingmadeonhis（15）______.Althoughblue-collarworkerswereless（16）______thattheymightbejudgedonthebasisoftheirclothing,theyrecognizedthatanydifferencefrothe（17）______patternofdresswoulddrawridiculefromfellowworkers.

Sincethattime,ofcourse,the（18）______havechanged:

thetypicalofficeworkermaynowbe（19）______blueshirt,andthelaborerawhiteshirt;buttheimportanceofdresshasnot（20）______.

1.

Aact

Baction

Cacting

Dactivity

2.

Avividly

Bcleanly

Cperfectly

Ddeeply

3.

Acorresponds

Bcommunicates

Cexchanges

Dtransforms

4.

Abases

Bbase

Croot

Dbasis

5.

ATraditionally

BEvidently

COriginally

DCertainly

6.

Aregarded

Bconsidered

Cviewed

Dguessed

7.

Aon

Bof

Cin

Dto

8.

Abecause

Bwhich

Cthat

Dinthat

9.

Atakeson

Btakesin

Ctakesfor

Dtakesto

10.

Aaslateas

Bnosoonerthan

Casearlyas

Dlongbefore

11.

Athought

Bput

Clinked

Dattached

12.

Asignal

Bsymbol

Csignature

Dsignificance

13.

Ainfluence

Bconquer

Creflect

Ddefeat

14.

Amostly

Bnormally

Crarely

Dextremely

15.

Aoffice

Bposition

Csuperiors

Demployment

16.

Acared

Binterested

Caware

Drealized

17.

Aaccepted

Bancient

Crejected

Dadmitted

18.

Aimpressions

Bpatterns

Cdifferences

Dfellowworkers

19.

Aputtingon

Btryingon

Cwearing

Ddressing

20.

Aabolishing

Bincreased

Cdismissed

Ddiminished

Inmostcountries,thelawonorgantransplantation（器官移植）ispoorlydefined.Theexistingframework【B1】tophysicalassaultandcareofthedeadhasno【B2】fororgantransplantation.Itis【B3】togetthepermissionoftherelatives,【B4】becauseorgan【B5】musttakeplaceimmediatelyafterdeath,itmaybeimpossibletoreachtherelatives【B6】time.Ithasbeensuggestedthatthereshouldbeawidespreadcampaigntoencouragepersonsto【B7】intheirwillsthattheirorgansbeusedfortransplantation.An【B8】istoprovidebylawthatpermissionis【B9】unlessremovalhasbeenforbiddenbytheindividualinhislifetime.Itis,ofcourse,importantthatthere【B10】publicreassurancethatconsiderationoftransplantationwouldnot【B11】normalresuscitative（抢救的）effortsofthe【B12】donor.Transplantationhasobviously【B13】importantethicalconsiderations【B14】thediagnosisofdeath.Everyeffortmustbemadeto【B15】theheartbeattosomeonewhohasasuddencardiacarrest（心博停止）or【B16】tosomeonewhocannotbreathe.【B17】artificialrespirationandmassageoftheheart,thestandardmethodsofresuscitation,mustbecontinued【B18】itisclearthatthebrainisdead.Mostphysiciansconsiderthat【B19】thispointeffortsatresuscitationare【B20】.

1.

Arelating

Bassociated

Cassociating

Drelated

2.

Adescription

Bprovision

Crule

Dstatement

3.

Aimpossible

Bvital

Critual

Dcustomary

4.

Aand

Bor

Cbut

Dthen

5.

Areplacement

Btransplantation

Cremoval

Dburial

6.

Aat

Bin

Con

Dwithin

7.

Asay

Bprovide

Csupply

Dmention

8.

Aalteration

Boperation

Coption

Dalternative

9.

Agained

Bacquired

Cassumed

Dgot

10.

Ais

Bbe

Care

Dwouldbe

11.

Aimpair

Brepair

Charm

Dhurt

12.

Afuture

Btomorrow

Cpotential

Dpossible

13.

Arose

Baroused

Carose

Draised

14.

Aconcerning

Bconcerned

Crelating

Dassociating

15.

Agive

Brestore

Clend

Dhelp

16.

Abreath

Brespiring

Cbreathing

Dair

17.

AIncontrast

BInaddition

CConsequently

DHowever

18.

Athat

Buntil

Cwhen

Dsince

19.

Aon

Bin

Cat

Dbeyond

20.

Apromising

Bprofitable

Cuseless

Dworthy

Thegiftofbeingabletodescribeafaceaccuratelyisarareone.Asaprofessor【B1】itrecently:

"Whenwetrytodescribefacespreciselywords【B2】us,andwe【B3】toidentikit（拼脸型图）procedures."

【B4】.accordingtoaresearch【B5】thissubject,wecaneachprobablyrecognizemorethan1,000faces,themajorityofwhichdifferin【B6】details.This,whenonecomestothinkofit,isa【B7】feat,though,curiouslyenough,relativelylittleattentionhasbeendevotedtothefundamentalproblemsofhowandwhywe【B8】thisgiftforrecognizingandrememberingfaces.

Somescientistsarguethatitisaninborn【B9】.andthatthereare"specialcharacteristicsaboutthebrain''s【B10】todistinguishfaces".Ontheotherhand,therearethose,andtheyareprobably【B11】themajority,whoclaimthatthegiftisanacquiredone.

But【B12】allthesearguments,sightispredominant.【B13】attheverybeginningoflife,theabilitytorecognizefacesquicklybecomesan【B14】habit,onethatisessentialfordailyliving,ifnot【B15】forsurvival.Howessentialandvaluableitisweprobablydonot【B16】untilweencounterpeoplewhohavebeen【B17】ofthefaculty（能力）.Thisunfortunateinabilitytorecognizefamiliarfacesisknowntoall,【B18】suchpeoplecanoftenrecognizeindividualsbytheirvoicesortheirwalkingmanners.Withtypicalhuman【B19】manyoftheseunfortunatepeopleovercometheirhandicapbyrecognizingother【B20】features.

1.

Adescribed

Bsaid

Cput

Dtalkedabout

2.

Atake

Bfail

Chelp

Ddesert

3.

Aresort

Bseek

Cmove

Dreact

4.

AYet

BConsequently

CInaddition

DIncontrast

5.

Aof

Babout

Cin

Don

6.

Agood

Bdelicate

Cfine

Dhigh

7.

Aenormous

Bbig

Cgigantic

Dtremendous

8.

Aacquire

Battain

Cgain

Dtake

9.

Apossession

Bproperty

Cactivity

Daction

10.

Aability

Bcapability

Ccompetence

Dcapacity

11.

Aon

Bof

Cin

Dat

12.

Aof

Bin

Camong

Doutof

13.

ACreated

BFormed

CMade

DMolded

14.

Aaccepted

Binborn

Cestablished

Dinnate

15.

Aessentially

Bimportantly

Csignificantly

Dnecessarily

16.

Avalue

Bappreciate

Cadore

Dadmire

17.

Ataken

Brobbed

Cdeprived

Dseized

18.

Abut

Btherefore

Cinaddition

Dso

19.

Acleverness

Bingenuity

Csmartness

Dintelligence

20.

Aspecial

Bgeneral

Ccharacteristic

Dparticular

Onesummernight,onmywayhomefromworkIdecidedtoseeamovie.Iknewthetheatrewouldbeair-conditionedandIcouldn’ttoleratemy（B1）apartment.

SittinginthetheatreIhadtolookthroughthe（B2）betweenthetwotallheadsinfrontofme.Ihadtokeepchangingthe（B3）everytimesheleanedovertotalktohim,（B4）heleanedovertokissher.WhydoAmericansdisplaysuch（B5）inapublicplace?

IthoughtthemoviewouldbegoodformyEnglish,but（B6）itturnedout,itwasanItalianmovie.（B7）aboutanhourIdecidedtogiveuponthemovieand（B8）onmypopcorn.I’veneverunderstoodwhytheygiveyousomuchpopcorn!

Ittastedprettygood,（B9）.AfterawhileIheard（B10）moreoftheromantic-soundingItalians.Ijustheardthe（B11）ofthepop-corncrunchingbetweenmyteeth.Mythoughtstartedto（B12）IrememberedwhenIwasinSouthKorea,I（B13）towatchKojakonTVfrequently.HespokeperfectKorean--Iwasreallyamazed,lieseemedlikeagoodfriendtome,（B14）I,sawhimagaininNewYorkspeaking（B15）EnglishinsteadofperfectKorean.Hedidn''tevenhaveaKoreanaccentandI（B16）likeIhadbeenbetrayed.

WhenourfamilymovedtotheUnitedStatessixyearsago,noneofusspokeanyEnglish.（B17）wehadbeguntolearnafewwords,mymothersuggestedthatweallshouldspeakEnglishathome.Everyoneagreed,butourhousebecamevery（B18）andweallseemedtoavoideachother.Wesatatthedinnertableinsilence,preferringthatto（B19）inadifficultlanguage.MothertriedtosaysomethinginEnglishbutit（B20）outallwrongandweallburstintolaughteranddecidedtoforgetit!

We''vebeenspeakingKoreanathomeeversince.

1.

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Bhot

Cheated

Dcool

2.

Acrack

Bblank

Cbreak

Dopening

3.

Aaspect

Bview4

Cspace

Dangle

4.

Awhile

Bwhenever

Cor

Dand

5.

Aattraction

Battention

Caffection

Dmotion

6.

Asince

Bwhen

Cwhat

Das

7.

AWithin

BAfter

CFor

DOver

8.

Aconcentrate

Bchew

Cfix

Dtaste

9.

Atoo

Bstill

Cthough

Dcertainly

10.

Amuch

Bany

Cno

Dfew

11.

Avoice

Bsound

Crhythm

Dtone

12.

Awonder

Bwander

Cimagine

Ddepart

13.

Aenjoyed

Bhappened

Cturned

Dused

14.

Auntil

Bbecause

Cthen

Dtherefore

15.

Aartificial

Binformal

Cperfect

Dpractical

16.

Afelt

Blooked

Cseemed

Dappeared

17.

AWhile

BIf

CBefore

DOnce

18.

Aempty

Bquiet

Cstiff

Dcalm

19.

Atelling

Buttering

Csaying

Dspeaking

20.

Aworked

Bgot

Ccame

Dmade

Everyprofessionortrade,everyart,andeverysciencehasitstechnicalvocabulary,thefunctionof【B1】ispartlyto【B2】thingsorprocesseswithnonamesinordinaryEnglish,andpartlytosecuregreaterexactnes