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完形填空练习
一
Therearetimeswhenpeoplearesotiredthattheyfallasleepalmostanywhere.Wecansee thereisalotofsleepingonthebusortrainonthe__21____homefromworkintheevenings.Amanwillbe__22____thenewspaper,andsecondslaterit__23___asifheistryingto___24__it.Orhewillfallasleepontheshoulderofthestranger___25__nexttohim.___26___placewhereunplannedshortsleep__27__isinthelecturehallwhereastudentwillstartsnoring（打鼾）so___28____thattheprofessorhastoaskanotherstudentto___29___thesleeperawake.Amoreembarrassing（尴尬）situationoccurswhenastudentstartsfallingintosleepandthe___30___of theheadpushesthearmoffthe___31___,andthemovementcarriesthe__32___ofthebodyalong.Thestudentwakesuponthefloorwithno___33___ofgettingthere.Theworsttimetofallasleepiswhen__34___.Policereportsarefullof___35___thatoccurwhenpeoplefallintosleepandgo__36_____theroad.Ifthedriversare___37____,theyarenotseriouslyhurt.Onewoman'scar,___38____,wentintotheriver.Shewokeupinfourfeetof__39____andthoughtitwasraining.When
peoplearereally___40_____，nothingwillstopthemfromfallingasleep-----nomatterwheretheyare.
21.A.wayB.trackC.pathD.road
22.A.buyingB.foldingC.deliveringD.reading
23.A.actsB.showsC.appearsD.sounds
24.A.openB.eatC.findD.finish
25.A.lyingB.waitingC.talkingD.sitting
26.A.NextB.EveryC.AnotherD.One
27.A.goesonB.endsupC.lastsD.returns
28.A.bravelyB.happilyC.loudlyD.carelessly
29.A.leaveB.shakeC.keepD.watch
30.A.sizeB.shapeC.weightD.strength
31．A.cushionB.deskC.shoulderD.book
32.A.actionB.positionC.restD.side
33.A.memoryB.reasonC.questionD.purpose
34.A.thinkingB.workingC.walkingD.driving
35.A.changesB.eventsC.ideasD.accidents
36.A.upB.offC.alongD.down
37.A.luckyB.awakeC.calmD.strong
38.A.intimeB.atfirstC.asusualD.forexample
39.A.dustB.waterC.grassD.bush
40.A.tiredB.drunkC.lonelyD.lazy
二
Directions:
Complete the following passage by filling in each blank with one word that best fits the context.
Doesgoingtocollegereallypayoff？
Certainly!
Iremembertaking__48__Englishclassincollegeontheshortstory.Ourfirstassignmentwastoread__49__shortstonesandthendiscusswhichonewasbetter.Afterreadingboth,Iwasn’tsure.Overthe__50__severalmonths,myprofessortaughtme__51__onestorywassomuchbetterthantheotherwanhumorous__52__wasrichinmetaphor（隐喻）andcharacterdevelopment,whiletheotherwashumorous__53__tooshallow.Icouldn’tseethisatfirst.Yet,inafewmonths,mybraingotreeducatedan__54__couldseethedifferencebetweengoodandbadwritingandcouldappreciateliteratureatawholenewlevel.
Goingtocollegehelpsbuildastrongmind,whichleads__55__greatersuccessinone’slife.
三
1.（2011·湖北卷）完形填空
Theyoungwomanenteredthepoolwhereaninjureddolphin（海豚）wasswimming.Despiteherfear,shefeltstrongwearinghernewleg.
Inhersecondgrade,Maja 31 hercousin,Jasmina.AfterJasmina’sdeath,Majasworeshewouldhonorthelittlegirlby 32 withadolphin,ananimalthatbothgirls 33 .“Jasminanevergotthechancetodoit.”saysMaja,now32,“soI 34 thatsomedayI’ddoitforher.”
Inhighschool,Majawas 35 aboutsports.Sheevenplannedtobecomeanathlete. 36 ,in1993,duringthecivilwarinherhomecountry,abomb 37 herleftleg.
Aftertwoyears’ 38 intheU.S.,Majareceivedherfirstartificial（人造的）leg.But 39 itdidn’tfitwell,walkingforMajawasverypainful. 40 shemanagedtograduatefromalocalhighschool.Thenafterreceivinga 41 fromSaintFrancisUniversity,shegotajobataninsurancefirmand 42 startedherowncompany.
Torelax,Maja 43 oftenwatchthedolphinsplayatanaquarium（水族馆）nearherhome.Ayoungdolphin,Winter,whohadlostitstail,caughther 44 .Oneday,Majahappenedtoseetrainers 45 Winterwithahigh-techtail.Whentheyweredone,Winterswamfreelyinthewater.Majawas 46 .ShemanagedtofindtheinventorsofWinter’stail.Withintendays,shehadanewlegwhichfreedherofthe 47 thathadtroubledherforalmost16years.
Now,Majawasreadytokeepher 48 .Shewenttotheaquarium.LoweredherselfintothepoolandheldoutahandtoWinter,whoapproached 49 ,thenswamaway.Afterafewminutes,thedolphinletMaja 50 itsback.Finally,thetwobegantoswimaroundthepooltogether.
31.A.lost B.visited C.rescued D.left
32.A.talking B.living C.swimming D.surfing
33.A.adored B.adopted C.possessed D.purchased
34.A.pretended B.decided C.preferred D.agreed
35.A.positive B.enthusiastic C.particular D.curious
36.A.Undoubtedly B.Surprisingly C.Strangely D.Unfortunately
37.A.tookaway B.tookover C.cutdown D.cutout
38.A.studyB.operation C.treatment D.experiment
39.A.until B.because C.although D.if
40.A.Otherwise B.Therefore C.Besides D.However
41.A.scholarship B.degree C.prizeD.notice
42.A.gradually B.actually C.eventually D.naturally
43.A.might B.should C.could D.would
44.A.eye B.leg C.nose D.hand
45.A.decorating B.guiding C.marking D.fitting
46.A.inspired B.puzzled C.shocked D.amused
47.A.worry B.sadness C.pain D.fear
48.A.appointment B.promise C.record D.habit
49.A.blindly B.angrily C.gratefully D.cautiously
50.A.strike B.cover C.touch D.wipe
四
Inourdiscussionwithpeopleonhoweducationcanhelpthemsucceedinlife，awomanrememberedthefirstmeetingofanintroductory 36 courseabout20yearsago．
Theprofessor 37 thelecturehall，placeduponhisdeskalargejarfilledwithdriedbeans（豆），andinvitedthestudentsto 38 howmanybeansthejarcontained．After 39 shoutsofwildlywrongguessestheprofessorsmiledathin，drysmile，announcedthe 40 answer,andwentonsaying，“Youhavejust 41 animportantlessonaboutscience．Thatis：
Never 42 yourownsenses”.
Twentyyearslater，the 43 couldguesswhattheprofessorhadinmind．He 44 himself，perhaps，asinvitinghisstudentstostartanexciting 45 intoallunknownworldinvisible（无形的）tothe 46 ，whichcanbediscoveredonlythroughscientific 47 ．Buttheseventeen-year-oldgirlcouldnotacceptoreven 48 theinvitation．Shewasjust 49 tounderstandtheworld．Andshe 50 thatherfirsthandexperiencecouldbethe 51 ．Theprofessor,however，saidthatitwas 52 .Hewastakingawayheronly 53 forknowingandwasprovidingherwithnosubstitute（替代）.“Irememberfeelingsmalland 54 ，”the womansays，“andIdidtheonlythingIcoulddo．I 55 thecoursethatafternoon，andIhaven’tgonenearsciencesince．”
36．A.art B.history C.science D.math
37．A.searchedfor B.lookedat C.gotthrough D.marchedinto
38．A.count B.guess C.report D.watch
39．A.warning B.giving C.turningaway D.1isteningto
40．A.ready B.possible C.correct D.difficult
41．A.1earned B.prepared C.taught D.taken
42．A.lose B.trust C.sharpen D.show
43. A.1ecturer B.scientist C.speaker D.woman
44. A.described B.respected C.saw D.served
45. A.voyage B.movement C.change D.rush
46. A.professor B.eye C.knowledge D.light
47. A.model B.senses C.spirit D.methods
48. A.hear B.make C.present D.refuse
49. A.suggesting B.beginning C.pretending D.waiting
50. A.believed B.doubted C.proved D.explained
51. A.growth B.strength C.faith D.truth
52. A.firm B.interesting C.wrong D.acceptable
53. A.task B.tool C.success D.connection
54. A.cruel B.proud C.frightened D.brave
55. A.dropped B.started C.passed D.missed
五
IusedtohatebeingcalleduponinclassmainlybecauseIdidn’tlikeattentiondrawntomyself.And 36 otherwiseassigned（指定）aseatbytheteacher,Ialways 37 tositatthebackoftheclassroom.
Allthis 38 afterIjoinedasportsteam.ItbeganwhenateachersuggestedItryoutforthebasketballteam.AtfirstIthoughtitwasacrazy 39 becauseIdidn’thaveagoodsenseofbalance,nordidIhavethe 40 tokeeppacewiththeothersontheteamandtheywouldteaseme.Butfortheteacherwhokeptinsistingonmy“ 41 for it”,Iwouldn’thavedecidedtogiveatry.
Gettingupthecouragetogotothetryoutswasonlythe 42 ofit!
WhenIfirststarted 43 thepracticesessions,Ididn’tevenknowtherulesofthegame,much 44 whatIwasdoing.SometimesI’dget 45 andtakeashotatthewrongdirection—whichmademefeelreallystupid. 46 ,Iwasn’ttheonlyone“new”atthegame,soIdecidedto 47 onlearningthegame,domybestateachpracticesession,andnotbetoohardonmyselfforthethingsIdidn’t 48 “justyet”.
Ipracticedandpracticed.SoonIknewthe 49 andthe“moves”.Beingpartofateamwasfunandmotivating
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