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8.B.maintaining

9.Bmake

10.Adevotes

11.Dfact

12.Ckeep

13.CAtfirst

14.Bkeen

15.Ball

完形填空第02篇、ALuckyBreak

ALuckyBreak

　　ActorAntonioBanderasiSusedtobreakingbones．anditalwaysseemstohappenwhenhe’s

（1）sport．InthefilmPlayittotheBonehe

（2）tllepartofamiddleweightboxeralongsideWoodyHarreison．（3）themakingofthefilmHarrelson（4）complainingthatthefight（5）weren’tveryconvincing，soonedayhesuggestedthatheandBanderasshouldhaveafightforreal．TheSpanishactorwasn’t（6）ontheideaatfirst，buthewas（7）persuadedbyhisCO-startoputonhisglovesandclimbintotheboxingring．However．whenherealizedhowseriouslyhis（8）WaStakingitall，hebegantoregrethisdecisiontofight．Andtheninthethirdround．HarrelsonhitBanderas（9）hardinthefacethatheactually-brokehisnose．Hiswife，actressMelanieGriffith，Wasfuriousthathehadbeenplaying“sillymachogames”．“Shewasright”，confessesBanderas，“andIWasafoolto（10）arisklikethatinthemiddleofamovie．”

　　Hewas（11）ofthetimehebrokehislegduringafootballmatchinhisnativeMalaga．Hehadalways（12）ofbecomingasoccerstar，ofperforminginfrontofabigcrowd．butdoctorstoldhimhisplayingdayswereprobablyover．“That’SwhenIdecidedtotake（13）acting；

Isawitas（14）wayofperforming，andachievingrecognition．Whathappenedtomeonthatfootball（15）was，youmightsay，myfirstluckybreak．”

1.Cdoing

2.Aplays

3.DDuring

4.Akept

5.Cscenes

6.Bkeen

7.Beventually

8.Copponent

9.Dso

10.Atake

11.Breminded

12.Cdreamed

13.Aup

14.Danother

15.Bpitch

完形填空第03篇、GlobalWarming

GlobalWarming全球变暖

　　Fewpeoplenowquestiontherealityofglobalwarminganditseffectsontheworld’Sclimate．Manyscientists

（1）theblameforrecentnaturaldisastersontheincrease

（2）theworld’Stemperaturesandareconvincedthat，morethan（3）before，theEarthisat（4）fromtheforcesofthewind，rainandsun．（5）tothem，globalwarmingismakingextremeweatherevents，（6）ashurricanesanddroughts，evenmore（7）andcausingsealevelsallaroundtheworldto（8）Environmentalgroupsareputting（9）ongovernmentstotakeactiontoreducethe（10）ofcarbondioxidewhichisgiven（11）byfactoriesandpowerplants，thusattackingtheproblematitssource．Theyarein（12）ofmoremoneybeingspentonresearchintosolar，windandwaveenergydevices，whichcouldthenreplaceexistingpower（13）Somescientists，（14）believethatevenifwestoppedreleasingcarbondioxideandothergasesintotheatmospheretomorrow，wewouldhavetowait（15）hundredyearstonoticetheresults．Globalwarming，itseems，isheretostay．

l.Bput

2.Ain

3.Dever

4.Crisk

5.DAccording

6.Asuch

7.Bsevere

8.Crise

9.Bpressure

10.Aamount

11.Aoff

12.Cfavour

13.Dstations

14.Dhowever

15.Aseveral

完形填空第04篇、ASuccessStory

ASuccessStory

　　At19，BenWayisalreadyamillionaire，andoneofagrowingnumberofteenagerswhohave

（1）theirfortunethroughtheInternet．

（2）makesBen’Sstoryallthemoreremarkableisthatheisdyslexic，andwas（3）byteachersathisjuniorschoolthathewouldneverbeabletoreadorwrite（4）．“Iwantedtoprovethem（5）”，saysBen．creatoranddirectorofWaysearch．anetsearchenginewhichcanbeusedtofindgoodsinonlineshoppingmalls．

　　Whenhewaseight，hislocalauthorities（6）himwithaPCtohelpwithschoolwork．AIthoughhewas（7）toreadthemanuals，hehadanaturalabilitywiththecomputer，and（8）byhisfather，hesoonbegan（9）people￡10anhourforhisknowledgeandskills．Attheageof15he（10）uphisowncomputerconsultancy，QuadComputer．whichheranfromhisbedroom．andtwoyears1aterhe1eftschoolto（11）allhistimetobusiness．

　　“BythistimethecompanyhadgrownandIneededtotakeona（12）ofemployeestohelpme”，saysBen．“Thatenabledmetostart（13）businesswithbiggercompanies．”Itwashisabilitytoconsistently（14）difficultchallengesthatledhimtowintheYoungEntrepreneuroftheYearawardinthesameyearthatheformedWaysearch．andhehasrecentlysignedadeal（15）￡25millionwithaprivateinvestmentcompany，whichwillfinancehissearchengine．

1.Bmade

2.DWhat

3.Btold

4.Cproperly

5.Awrong

6.Aprovided

7.Dunable

8.Cencouraged

9.Bcharging

10.Dset

11.Cdevote

12.Acouple

13.Bdoing

14.Aovercome

15.Dworth

完形填空第05篇、TrafficinOurCities

TrafficinOurCities

Thevolumeoftrafficinmanycitiesintheworldtodaycontinuestoexpand．Thiscausesmanyproblems，includingseriousairpollution，lengthydelays，andthegreaterrisk

（1）accidents．Clearly。

somethingmustbedone，butitisoftendifficultto

（2）peopletochangetheirhabitsandleavetheircarsathome．

Onepossible（3）istomakeitmoreexpensiveforpeopletousetheircarsby（4）chargesforparkingand（5）tougherfinesforanyonewho（6）thelaw．Inaddition，driverscouldberequiredtopayforusingparticularroutesatdifferenttimesoftheday．Thissystem，（7）as“roadpricing”，isalreadybeingintroducedina（8）ofcities，usingaspecialelectroniccard（9）tothewindscreenofthecar．

Anotherwayof（10）withtheproblemiStoprovidecheapparkingonthe（11）ofthecity．andstrictlycontrolthenumberofvehiclesallowedintothecentre．Driversandtheirpassengersthenuseaspecialbusserviceforthe（12）stageoftheirjourney．

Ofcourse,themostimportant（13）istoprovidegoodpublictransport．However，togetpeopleto（14）thecomfortoftheirCarS，publictransportmustbefelttobereliable，convenientandcomfortable，withfares（15）atanacceptablelevel．

1.Aof

2.Dpersuade

3.Aapproach

4.Bincreasing

5.Cbringingin

6.Cbreaks

7.Dknown

8.Bnumber

9.Afixed

10.Cdealing

11.Aoutskirts

12.Dfinal

13.Bthing

14.Cgiveup

15.Bkept

完形填空第06篇、TeachingandLearning

TeachingandLearning

　　Manyteachersbelievethattheresponsibilitiesforlearningliewithlthestudent．Ifalongreadingassignmentisgiven，instructorsexpectstudenttobefamiliarwiththe

（1）inthereadingeveniftheydonotdiscussitinclassortakeanexamination．The

（2）studentiSconsideredtobeonewhoiSmotivatedtOlearnforthesakeof（3）nottheoneinterestedonlyingettinghighgrades．Sometimeshomeworkisreturned（4）briefwrittencommentsbutwithoutagrade．Evenifagradeisnotgiven，thestudentis（5）forlearningthematerialassigned．WhenresearchiS（6）theprofessorexpectsthestudenttotakeitactivelyandtocompleteitwith（7）guidance．Itisthestudent’Sresponsibilitytofindbooks，magazines，andarticlesinthelibrary．Professorsdonothavethetimetoexplain（8）auniversitylibraryworks；

theyexpectstudents（9）graduatestudentstoexhaustthereference（10）inthelibrary．Professorswillhelpstudentswhoneedit．But（11）thattheirstudentsshouldnotbe（12）dependentonthem．IntheUnitedStatesprofessorshavemanyotherduties（13）teaching．suchasadministrativeorresearchwork．Therefore．thetimethataprofessorcanspendwitIlastudentoutsideofclassis（14）Ifastudenthasproblemswithclassroomwork。

thestudentshouldeither（15）aprofessorduringofficehours5ormakeallappointment．

1.Dinformation

2.Bideal

3.Clearning

4.Dwith

5.Cresponsible

6.Cassigned

7.Bminimum

8.Dhow

9.Aparticularly

10.Csources

11.Dprefer

12.Atoo

13.Dbesides

14.Blimited

15.Capproach

完形填空第07篇、TheDifferencebetweenManandComputer

TheDifferencebetweenManandComputer

Whatmakespeopledifferentfromcomputerprograms?

Whatisthemissingelementthatourtheoriesdon’tyet

（1）for?

Theanswerissimple：

Peoplereadnewspaperstoriesforareason：

to1earnmoreabout

（2）meyareinterestedin．Computers，ontheotherhand，don’t．Infact，computersdon’t（3）haveinterests；

thereisnothinginparticularthattheyaretryingtofindoutwhentheyread．Ifacomputer（4）istobeamodelofstoryunderstanding，itshouldalsoreadfora“purpose”．Ofcourse。

peoplehaveseveralgoalsthatdonotmake（5）toattributetocomputers。

．Onemightreadarestaurantguide（6）--ordertosatisfyhungerorentertainmentgoals，orto（7）agoodplaceto