高一完形填空简单6篇含答案分析.docx

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高一完形填空简单6篇含答案分析

　　　　　　　　　　一

Ｍrs.Joneswａsoverｅｉgｈty,but　shestｉlｌdrｏvｅ　herold　caｒliｋeawomanhalf　herage.　Ｓｈeｌoｖedｄriｖｉnｇverｙfast，anｄ　waｓprｏud　ofthe　fact  1  ｓhｅhadnevｅr,inhｅｒ　thirty-fiｖeyearｓof　drｉvinｇ，bｅｅｎｐｕnｉｓｈed  2 　 a　dｒivingofｆence（犯规,犯法）.

Theｎoneday　she　nｅarlｙ  3  herreｃｏrd．Apolicｅｃar  4  ｈｅr，　anｄthｅｐｏlicｅmeｎｉnitsaｗ　her  5  ared　ｌigｈtwｉthouｔ　ｓｔoppiｎg.Of　ｃｏuｒse,sheｗａssｔoppｅｄ．　Iｔseemed　  6  ｔhat　she　wｏuldbepunｉshed．

7  Ｍrs.Ｊoneｓ　ｃamｅ　upｔｏthｅｊｕdgｅ,hｅlooｋｅｄaｔ　herserｉouslyanｄsaidtｈatsｈｅwas  8  oldto　dｒiｖeacaｒ，anｄthatｔhe  9  whｙsｈｅ　haｄnotｓtｏppedattｈｅrｅd  10 　 wasmｏstｐｒｏbaｂlｙthaｔｈereyes　ｈadbｅcomeｗeak  11  oldaｇe,sｏthatshehaｄsimplyｎotｓeｅnit.

Whenthejｕdｇehaｄfinished　whathe　wａs  12,Mｒs.Ｊonｅs　ｏpeneｄthe　bighａｎdbaｇｓhewaｓ　  1３  aｎdtoｏkout　hｅrｓewｉng．Withoｕｔ　saｙinｇ　a　word,ｓhe  14  aneedleｗith　ａverｙ　ｓｍaｌleｙe,　andthrｅaｄedｉtatheｒfiｒstattempｔ.

Wｈensｈe　ｈad  15  doneｔｈis,sｈetoｏk　ｔｈeｔhreａｄｏutoｆ　thｅ　ｎｅedle　ａgainaｎｄhaｎｄｅｄ  １6 　 thｅneedleanｄｔhethｒead　tｏ　thejuｄge,saying,“Nowiｔisyour  17．　Isupｐｏsｅ　you　driｖeacaｒ,anｄtｈatyou　arequitｅsurｅabout　yourowneyesight.”

Thejudge　tooktｈｅ  １8  and　ｔｒiedtothrｅａｄit.　Afterhａlf　adozｅｎtｒｉｅｓ,　hehad　sｔilｌ　notsｕcceeｄeｄ.　Thecaｓe（案例）agaｉｎstMrs.Ｊones　ｗaｓ  19,andｈｅr　reｃord　  20  unbrokｅn.

1.　A.ｗｈich           Ｂ.when            Ｃ.　thａt               D.ｔｈｉｓ

2.　A.　about           Ｂ．　on              C.tｏ                 D.for

3.　Ａ.　ｋeｐｔ            B.　won             C.ｍiｓsｅd             Ｄ.ｌosｔ

4.A．watcｈed         Ｂ.ａｆteｒ           Ｃ.folｌoｗed          　D.　ｒａnafter

５.　Ａ.pａsｓ            Ｂ.go              C.rｕｎ                D.rｕｓｈ

6.Ａ.sure            Ｂ.ｉndeed          C.ceｒtａｉn            D.perhaps

7．Ａ.Before          Ｂ.Whｉｌe           C.Untiｌ              D.Whｅn

8.A.sｏ              B.vｅry            C.ｔoo                D.quｉte

9.A.cａuse           B．　reasｏn          C．matｔer             D.trouble

1０．A.light          B.lamp            C．siｇn              D.one

11.A.wiｔｈ           B.ｂecause        Ｃ.for                Ｄ.of

12．Ａ．ｓpeakinｇ       B.　saying          Ｃ.talkｉng            D．telling

13.Ａ.　ｈolding        B.gｅttｉng         Ｃ.ｃarｒying           D.brinｇing

14.Ａ．toｏk           Ｂ.　brｏughｔ        Ｃ.　ｐｉckｅd             D.chosｅ

15.　A.almｏst         B.hardly          C．sucｃeｓｓfully       D.　ｓucｃessful

16.A．ｂotｈ           B．ａll             C.neitｈｅｒ            Ｄ．　eitｈｅr

1７.Ａ.ｔiｍe           B.turn            C.ｃhａnｃe             Ｄ．job

18.　A.　thｒead         Ｂ．glassｅs        C．　needles            D.neｅdle

1９.Ａ.　dｉsmｉssed     B.pａssｅd          Ｃ.settlｅd            D.　studied

20.A．was            B.　ｋeｐt           Ｃ.seemｅｄ             D.rｅmaineｄ

【二】

WhenDave　ｗaｓ　eｉghｔeen，hｅbｏuｇhｔａｓecｏndｈandｃarfor20０ｓoｔhathecｏulｄ　tｒaｖeｌtoａndｆｒomwｏｒk　ｍore_＿1__tｈanｂｙbus.　Ｉtworｋedquiteｗｅllfoｒａｆewyｅars,bｕttｈenｉt　gotsoold,anditwaｓcｏstingｈｉm_2_muchiｎreｐairｓthatheｄｅcided　thathe　hadbetter＿3＿it.

Ｈeａsｋedamonghis　ｆrieｎdsｔoseeｉfａnyonｅｗasparticularly_4_tobuyａcｈeaｐ　cａr,bｕt　tｈｅyaｌlknｅwthatｉtwasfalliｎｇｔｏpiecｅs，so_5_ｏftｈemhadaｎydesｉｒetobuyit.Ｄaｖe＇s　frｉeｎｄ　Samsawtｈathｅｗａs_6_whenｔhey　meｔoneeｖeninｇ,ａnd　sａid，“Wｈaｔ's_７_，Dave？

”

Davetoldhiｍ,anｄSamanｓｗeｒed,“Wｅll,ｗｈat　abｏutａdvertｉsiｎｇ　ｉｔinthe　ｐａper?

Yoｕｍaｙ　_8_more　foriｔｔｈaｔ　waｙ　ｔhanthｅcoｓｔofｔｈｅａdverｔiseｍｅnｔ！

”TｈiｎkingthatSａm's_9＿wａsseｎsibｌe（合理的）,he　pｕtan　adverｔisementin　aneveｎingpaper,wｈich　ｒeａd“Forsａｌe：

　smaｌl　ｃａr,_１0_veryｌittｌeｐeｔrol,　onlytｗｏowneｒs.Ｂargain　at　50.”

Fortwodays　afｔeｒｔｈeａdverｔｉsemeｎtfirstappeared，tｈeｒewas　ｎo_11＿．Ｂutｔhｅn　oｎSaturｄayevｅninｇ　ｈe　had　aｎeｎquiｒy（询问）.A　manｒａｎgupandsａｉｄ　hｅwｏuldliｋｅto_1２_hiｍ　aboutthecaｒ.“Allrｉgｈｔ,”Daveｓａid,fｅｅlinghapｐy.Heaskｅdtheｍanｗhetｈertｅn　ｏ'clockthe　next　morｎinｇwｏuldbe_1３_ornot.“Finｅ,”thｅｍansaｉd,“and　I'ｌl_14＿my　ｗife.　Weintend　ｔｏ　ｇoｆor　aｒide　iｎ　itｔo_１5_　it.”

Thenextmorning，　aｔ　a　quartertｏｔen,Dａvepａrｋedtｈe　cａrinthesquarｅｏｕtsｉdehisfｒｏntdoor,＿１６_　towaitｔherｅforｔｈe　ｐeopｌewho　had＿17_hｉsadveｒtiseｍenｔ.　EvｅｎＤavehadto　_18_thａtｔheｃarrealｌylookｅdｌｉkeａ　wｒｅｃk（残骸）.Theｎ,soon　ａｆterhe　had　ｇot　thecａrascｌean_１9_it　cｏｕｌｄ　bｅ，apoliceｃar　stoppedjust　beｈiｎdhimａnd　a　policeman　goｔoｕｔ．HｅlookｅdaｔＤave's　caranｄｔhen　said,　“Hａveyourepｏrｔedｔhiｓ　＿20_tｏ　ｕsｙet,sir?

”

1.　A.　ｄirectｌyＢ.ｓafｅlｙ　C.　propｅrlｙ　Ｄ．easiｌy

2.A.　sｏ　　B.sｕchC．ｖery　　D．ｔoo

3．A．keep　B．repaｉｒ　C.sellD．throw

4.　Ａ.ａnxioｕsB.luckyC.　asｈａmed　　D.ｇenerouｓ

5．Ａ.somｅＢ.ｎeｉｔher　C.none　　　D.　mosｔ

６.A.　delighｔeｄB.uｐsetＣ．　calｍ　D.ａstoｎｉsｈeｄ

7.A.ｏn　　　B．ｕp　　C.ｉｔ　　　　D.thａｔ

8.A.ｌｅarｎB.　miss　　Ｃ.get　　Ｄ.finｄ

9.Ａ.ｍessaｇeB.　adviｃeC．rｅqｕesｔ　　D.dｅｓcriptｉon

10.Ａ.uses　B.loｓeｓC.hａs　D．ｓpenｄs

１1．A.　doubtB.　ｈｅlｐ　　C.　ｔrouｂlｅ　　Ｄ.answer

1２.　A．ｔeｌl　B．ｓeｅ　　C．ａgreｅＤ.caｌl

1３.A．eｘactＢ.　sｕｉtabｌｅ　Ｃ.eａrｌy　　D.　ｌatｅ

1４.A．folｌow　B.meｅｔ　C.briｎg　D．introｄuce

15.A.reｃogｎｉｚe　B．ｇaiｎ　　C．admirｅＤ.tｅst

16.A.ｈａｐｐening　　　Ｂ.mｅaｎing　　C.ｔurning　　　Ｄ．　failing

17.A.rｅａd　　　　B.insｅrtedＣ.ａnｓweｒｅｄ　　　D.　plａcｅd

１8.　A．ｆorgetＢ.ｓhｏｗC.disagreｅ　　D.admｉｔ

19.A.aｓＢ.thaｔ　　C.soD．ｓuch

20．A.bargａｉn　B.saｌeC．　ａｃcｉｄent　Ｄ.　resｕlt

【三】

Tｈeｗoｒd　“pｌastic”　ｃomｅs　fｒom　ｔheGreekwoｒd“Ｐlaticoｓ”andis　used　tｏｄｅsｃｒibe_１＿whichcａnbeeａsilyｓhａｐeｄ.

Thehistoｒyｏｆplａsticsislｏnger　thanyoumiｇｈt＿２_．Iｎ　ｆaｃt_３_　maｎmａdeｐlaｓtiｃseveｒto　appeaｒontｈe　ｍarｋet　wasmadeｏverahundrｅｄ　yeaｒs　ago.Ｉｔ　was　cａlled“cellｕloid（赛璐璐）”．Itｗas　discovered　by　bothan　EngｌiｓhmanａｎdａnAmericａniｎ　theｓameyear.＿4_iｔwas　ｔheAmericａnswhofirsｔpｒoducｅdｉtｏn　alaｒge　sｃalｅduringｔｈｅ　yｅar　１8６0.Ｅvｅｒyboｄywas_5_ｂythis　neｗmateｒialwｈich　ｃoｕldｂemoｕlded（用模子做）ｉnｔo　sｈaｐesａnd＿6＿socｈeａp　tｏｂuy.

Pｏoｒyoungｍｅｎ　_7_incｉtieｓ　witｈloｔsof　ｓmｏkeanddirtwere_8_tobｕywhite　ｃellｕloidｃｏlｌａrs（领子）.Thｅｃollarswerｅhaｒdanｄuncomfortａｂlｅ.Buttheｙdidnothave　tｏ　besent　towａsh.Thepooryoungｍen_9_　rｕbthemｃｌｅａｎeverｙeveninｇwiｔhsｏａpａndｗａtｅｒ！

Ｐoor　moｔhers,

_１０＿　hａdnoｔbeｅnablｅｔｏａｆforｄ　playthings　_11＿ｔheiｒｃhiｌdren,　ｗｅre　nowａbleto　ｂｕｙtheｍplaｙtｈingｓ_12_oｆｃelluｌoid.Butcelluloidhad　ｏｎｅｖery　serｉｏus　ｆaulｔ.Ｉtcauｇht　fｉrｅveｒｙeasily.Infactｉｔ　buｒnedeveｎｍorequicklythanwood　or　cｌoth.Theｒe　wereｍany　tｅrrible　acｃｉｄents，ｐarticuｌarly_１３_ｃｈildreｎ.Foｒｙｅarsｓｃieｎtｉstswｏｒkedｈａrdtｏfindａbｅtterplasticmaｔeriａltｈanceｌlulｏｉd.Theyｈad＿14_ｓucceｓs.Thenin1９３2anAmeｒiｃan　ｓciｅntｉstcalleｄBaｅkeｌandｐroduced　ahardplａｓｔicmaterialｗhiｃｈｄidnoｔｂurn._15_ｂｅcａme　ｋnown＿1６_bakeｌｉte（酚醛塑料）.Otherplasticｍatｅrialｓlike　bakｅｌｉte　wｅre_1７_producｅd.Theｙ　_1８_tomakeelectriｃaｌfittinｇsand　plateｓ　ａndcups.Poｏrｐｅｏplelikｅdthemｂｅcａuｓｅtheyｗere　boｔh　cｈeapand　sａfe,butrｉch　pｅopｌｅ＿19_ｔhｅmbecausｅthｅy　wｅｒｅｃhｅap,　andbecａusｅ　ｔheyｃｏuｌdｏnｌy　bemade　_20_daｒkcolｏｕrs.

1.A.somｅtｈiｎg　　B．　ｅveryｔhinｇ　C.　thingＤ.　aｎｙｔｈing

2．A.wish　　Ｂ.thinkC.ｗant　　D.hoｐe

3.A．firsｔ　B.　atfirｓt　　Ｃ.forthｅｆｉrst　　D.thefｉrst

4.　Ａ．Sｏ　Ｂ．　ＢutC.Aｎd　D.　As

5．A．　surprisｅd　B．eｘcｉted　C.toldD.　fｒｉghtened

6.A.beＢ.ｗere　C．was　　D.　ｉs

7.　Ａ．　wａiting　B.runninｇＣ.walｋing　Ｄ.　woｒkinｇ

８．A．　gｏing　　Ｂ.sure　　　　　C．abouｔＤ.　ａbｌe

９.Ａ．could　　　B.　ｏｕght　ｔo　　　C.musｔ　　　Ｄ.ｓｈoulｄ

10．A.ｗｈiｃh　　B.whｏ　C.whoｍ　Ｄ．thaｔ

11.　A.forB．　likeC.in　D.of

12.Ａ.done　B.pｒｏduced　　　　　C.woｒｋed　　　Ｄ.　mａde

13.A．bｅtweeｎB.on　Ｃ.ａｍｏng　　　D.　abouｔ

1４.A．　mucｈB.ｇreat.　　C．nｅveｒ　　D.liｔｔle

15.　Ａ．Thｅ　ｍａｎ　　B.He　　C．Ｉｔ　D.　The　ｓcienｔｉst

16．　A．aｓ　　B.witｈ　C.　ｂy　D.to

17．A．　ａlｒｅady　　　B．still　C.　ａｌso　D．yet

１８.A.ｕsed　　　　B．hoｐedC.　wｅreused　　D.　ｈad

１9.Ａ.　ｔoｏkB．lｏvｅｄ　　C.eｎｊoｙed　D.ｄisｌｉkeｄ

20.Ａ.　in　B.bｙ　　C.　ｆrｏm　D.oｆ

【四】

In　oｒderｔｏbｅ　aｓuccessin　tｈeAmericanｂｕsiｎeｓs　worlｄ，ｙoumｕｓt“gｅtalｏｎg”　witｈｐeople．You　ｍusｔleaｒntocｏnducｔyoｕｒsｅlfｉnsｕchａway_1_ｙouearn　theaffeｃtiｏnaｎdresｐectoｆotheｒｓ._2＿ｗehavealreadypointｅd　ｏut,Ameriｃans＿3_　bｕｓinessaｎdｐｌｅaｓuｒe．Tｈereforｅ，　leａrnｉｎghowｔo_4_infoｒmalｌｙcａnbeahｅｌｐｗithyｏurAｍericaｎbuｓiｎesｓ＿5_．Ａmeriｃanｓliketｏtalkabouta＿6＿ｏfｄiffereｎｔtｏpics—sports，polｉtｉcs,　cars,popular　mｏｖieｓanｄｔｅlｅvｉsionshowsanｄpersonaliｎteｒests.ManylａrｇeＡmericancitieshaｖｅsporｔｓtｅaｍs.　Ifｙｏｕaｒe_7_witｈAmeriｃanｓintｈｅUniｔｅdStaｔes，itwoｕlｄbeａgooｄidｅaｔo_8_outaｂoｕttｈeｌｏｃaｌsportsteamsso　tｈat　you　cａn＿9＿inthealmostinｅvitａblｅdiscussiｏnｓａbout“hｏwｏｕr_１0＿wiｌlｄoｔhｉs　year”.Ｐｏlｉtｉｃscａｎ　beａ＿1１＿topiｃunlｅsｓeveryonｅ　isofthesame　mind　_1２＿.Ｌimityouｒ　disｃｕｓsiｏｎs　toaskinｇｑuｅｓtiｏnsoｆyoｕr　ｆriｅnds.Most　Ameriｃanｓａre_13_　oｗｎｅrｓ　andsｏmearｅeｖenobseｓｓiveａboutthe　subject.Yoｕcan　cｏntribｕte_14_ｔalｋingａbout　cars　youhaveoｗnｅｄ　or　bｙ_15_ｉｎｆｏrmａｔionyouｈave　rｅadinauｔomｏtivemagａziｎes.Ameriｃａnswａtchteleｖisionalｍｏｓt　ｅｖerｙnightandaｔtendmoｖｉesreｇuｌarｌy,

＿16_　nａturalｌy　ｔeleｖiｓionshｏws　andtｈe_１7_movies　becoｍe　topicsforｄiscｕsｓiｏns.　Iｆyｏuａre　unaｂleｔo＿18_AmericanｔeleviｓioｎorａttenｄAmerｉcａnmovｉｅs,　reading　the　_19＿ｓeｃtionofsuch　magazinｅsaｓTiｍｅNewｓweeｋwｉｌlkeepyou　upｔodaｔeｏn　_20＿ispｏpulariｎ　Ameｒica．

1．A.whicｈ　B.　where　C．as　D.that

2.A.While　Ｂ.SinceC.As　D.Ｂeｃause

3.　Ａ.mix　　B.enjoy　C.like　　D.manaｇe

4．A．coｎduｃｔ　B．aｐｐear　C.beｈave　D.chaｔ

5.　Ａ.fｒiends　　　Ｂ.　efｆorｔs　C.cｏntaｃtｓD.　coｍpanies

6.A.ｂｉtＢ.ｔotaｌ　C.grｏuｐ　　　　D.nuｍber

7.Ａ.meeｔｉｎg　　　B．worｋiｎｇ　　　C．　ｌｉvingD.ｐｌａying

8.Ａ．find　　　　B.　leaｒnC．gｏ　D.　sｔay

９.Ａ.work　　Ｂ.　partiｃiｐate　　C.　ｓuｃｃeeｄ　D.ｂreak

10.　A.ｇr