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完形填空专项训练十大项

高考英语完形填空专项训练之一

　　Alandfreefromdestruction（破坏）,pluswealth,naturalresources,andlaborsupply—allthesewereimportant1inhelpingEnglandtobecomethecenterfortheIndustrialRevolution.2theywerenotenough.Something3wasneededtostarttheindustrialprocess.That“somethingspecial”wasmen—4individualswhocouldinventmachines,findnew5ofpower,andestablishbusinessorganizationstoreshape（改造）society.

Themenwho6themachinesoftheIndustrialRevolution7frommanybackgroundsandmanyoccupations.Manyofthemwere8inventorsthanscientists.Amanwhoisa9scientistisprimarilyinterestedindoinghisresearch10.Heisnotnecessarilyworking11thathisfindingscanbeused.

Aninventororoneinterestedinappliedscienceis12tryingtomakesomethingthathasanactual13.Hemaytrytosolveaproblembyusingthetheories14scienceorbyexperimentingthroughcorrectanderror.Regardlessofhismethod,heisworkingtoobtaina15result:

theconstructionofaharvestingmachine,theburningofalightbulb,oroneof16otherobjectives.

Mostofthepeoplewho17themachinesoftheIndustrialRevolutionwereinventors,nottrainedscientists.Afewwerebothscientistsandinventors.Eventhosewhohad18ornotraininginsciencemightnothavemadetheirinventions19agroundworkhadnotbeenlaidbyscientistsyears20.

1.A.casesB.reasonsC.factorsD.situations

2.A.ButB.AndC.BesidesD.Even

3.A.elseB.nearC.extraD.similar

4.A.generatingB.effectiveC.motivating（动机）D.creative

5.A.originsB.sourcesC.basesD.discoveries

6.A.employedB.createdC.operatedD.controlled

7.A.cameB.arrivedC.stemmedD.appeared

8.A.lessB.betterC.moreD.worse

9.A.trueB.practicalC.pureD.clever

10.A.happilyB.occasionallyC.unwillinglyD.accurately

11.A.nowB.andC.allD.so

12.A.seldomB.sometimesC.usuallyD.never

13.A.planB.useC.ideaD.means

14.A.ofB.withC.toD.as

15.A.singleB.onlyC.specializedD.specific

16.A.fewB.thoseC.manyD.all 

17.A.proposedB.developedC.suppliedD.offered

18.A.littleB.muchC.someD.any

19.A.asB.ifC.becauseD.while 

20.A.agoB.pastC.aheadD.before 

高考英语完形填空专项训练之二

AboywalkedalongCarverStreet,singingasadsong.Hewalkedwithhisheaddown.Oncehelookedupandnoticedthesignacrosstheemptystreet,paintedonthesideofanoldhouse.Onthesignabigwomanwithyellowhairandafive-milesmileheldoutabigbottle."Coca-Cola.DrinkCoca-Cola,"thesignsaid."Boy!

"thesilencewascutbyasuddencry.Heturnedaroundquicklytoseewhohadcalled.Anoldwomanwasstandingatherdoor.

"Youboy!

Comeherethisminute"

Slowlytheboy1ontothecoldflatstonesleadingtotheoldwoman’shouse.Whenhearrivedatherhouse,she2outherhandandwrapped（缠住）her3oldfingersaroundhisarm."Helpmeinside,boy",shesaid."Helpme4tomybed.What’syourname?

"

"Joseph,"hesaid.

Theoldwomanonthebedtriedto5up,raisingherselfonherelbow（肘）.Water6fromhereyesandmouth.ThesightofhermadeJosephfeel7."I’mdying,Joseph.Youcanseethat,can’tyou?

Iwantyoutowritea8forme.There’spaperandpencilonthetablethere."

Josephlookeddownatthe9,andthenlookedoutthewindow.Hesawthesignagain：

"Coca-Cola.DrinkCoca-Cola.""Iwantmysilverpinto10tomydaughter."Josephbenthissmallbodyoverthetableand11thepencilslowlyacrossthepaper.

"There’smyBible（圣经）,"theoldwomansaid."That’sformydaughter,too.Iwanta12Christianburial（基督葬礼）withlotsofsinging.Writethatdown,too.That’sthelast13ofapooroldwoman."Theboylabouredoverthepaper.Againhelookedoutthewindow."Here.BringitheresoIcan14it."

JosephfoundtheBible,and,15thepaperinside,laiditnexttothebed.

"16menow,boy,"shesighed."I’mtired."Heranoutofthehouse.Acoldwindblewthroughthe17window,buttheoldwomanonthebed18nothing.Shewasdead.ThepaperintheBiblemovedbackandforthinthewind.19onthepaperweresomechildishletters.They20thewords：

"Coca-Cola.DrinkCoca–Cola.

1.A.rushedB.struggledC.hurriedD.stepped

2.A.reachedB.letC.pushedD.pointed

3.A.firmB.smoothC.dryD.fresh

4.A.backB.overC.awayD.ahead

5.A.sitB.getC.standD.wake

6.A.rolledB.burntC.burstD.ran

7.A.illB.sickC.unpleasantD.funny

8.A.letterB.noteC.willD.message

9.A.tableB.penC.paperD.woman

10.A.sendB.goC.belongD.come

11.A.movedB.drewC.usedD.pulled

12.A.greatB.merryC.splendidD.real

13.A.hopeB.chanceC.opinionD.wish

14.A.signB.readC.rememberD.copy

15.A.settingB.hidingC.placingD.laying

16.A.HoldB.LeaveC.Excuse　D.Pardon

17.A.largeB.openC.smallD.pretty

18.A.didB.sawC.feltD.knew

19.A.DescribedB.PrintedC.RecordedD.Written

20.A.formedB.spelledC.organizedD.repeated 

高考英语完形填空专项训练之三

ItisinterestinghowNASA（美国航空航天管理局）chosetheirastronautsforlandingthemonthemoon.Theychosemen1theageoftwentyandthirty-five.Therewereaboutfiftyofthem,Manywere2airpilots.3werescientistswithtwoorthreedegrees.NASAtelephonedeachmantheyweregoingtochoose;toldhimtheplansandthe4theymightgetin.Theythenaskedhimifhewaswillingtobetrainedasanastronaut.“Howcouldanyman5suchanexcitingjob?

”Oneofthemsaid,“Dangerous?

Ofcourse.It’sdangerous6mostexciting”

Thehealthandphysicalconditionof7was,ofcourse,verynecessary.8thoseinverygoodhealthandphysicalconditionwerechosen.

Whilebeingtrainedtobeastronauts.theywentthroughmany9.Theystudiedthestarandthemoon,andtheyalsostudiedgeology,thescienceofrocks.Thiswasnecessary10astronautswouldhavetolookforrocksonthemoon.Theywouldtrytofindrockswhichmighthelptotellthe11ofthemoon.Theywereall12toflyinhelicopters（直升飞机）。

Thesehelicopterslanded13downtogivethemsomeexperienceofthewaythespaceshipwould14landonthemoon,Theywerealsotaughtthe15factsabouttheconditionsinspace.Theylearntallthetechnicaldetailsofthespaceshipsandrockets.Theyvisitedthescientistsandengineerswho16them.Theyvisitedthefactorieswheretheywere17.Theylearnthowevery18ofaspace-shipanditsinstrumentswork.Theyalsolearnteverydetailofground-control19.

Inaword,tobechosenasanastronaut.onemustbeingoodhealth,20inscienceandgoodatpiloting

1．A．atB．betweenC．ofD．on

2．A．experiencedB．OldC．TrainedD．young

3．A．NoneB．FewC．OthersD．They

4．A．dangersB．sadnessC．HardshipD．troubles

5．A．acceptB．ReceiveC．OfferD．refuse

6．A．butB．ifC．ThoughD．however

7．A．thescientistsB．menC．pilotsD．Youngpeople

8．A．AsB．OnlyC．IfD．Or

9．A．jobsB．PlacesC．coursesD．ways

10．A．forB．BecauseC．sinceD．Sothat

11．A．storyB．BackgroundC．AgeD．name

12．A．shownB．TrainedC．ToldD．let

13．A．straightB．StraightlyC．IndirectlyD．directly

14．A．possiblyB．LikelyC．actuallyD．really

15．A．notknownB．well-knownC．unknownD．known

16．A．drewB．producedC．designedD．made

17．A．repairedB．BuiltC．DevelopedD．fixed

18．A．partB．MovementC．MachineD．body

19．A．houseB．stopC．systemD．station

20．A．well-doneB．well-fedC．wellkeptD．well-informed 

高考英语完形填空专项训练之四

SanFranciscoisabigcitywhichliesinthewestoftheUnitedStatesverynearthePacific,wheretwoearth’splatesoftenmeetandjump.Soearthquakeisa1wordtohearthere.Itisrecordedthatatleast2bigearthquakeshavehappenedinSanFranciscosincethebeginningofthe3century.Onehappenedin1906,theotherin1989.

Thesecondworstearthquake4SanFranciscoontheeveningofOctober17,1989,whenpeopleweretravellingtotheir5.Awideandbusyoverheadroadfellontotheone6Manypeoplewerekilledintheircars.Afew7oneswerenothurt,butmanythousandsbecame8Alargenumberofweakbuildingsdidn’t9inthequakeandthe10electricitywascutoffforseveraldays,too.

Nobodybutscientistscanexplainthe11ofearthquakes.Intheiropinion,althoughearthquakecannotbe12.wecandothingstomakesuretheydonotdestroywholecities.Theysuggestweshouldnotbuildhousesalongthe13whereearth’splatesjointogether.Weshouldbuildhouses14insteadofonsand.Andthebuildingshavetobeas15aspossible.Scientistsarealsostudyingearthquakes,whichmaysomedayhelptosavehundredsoflives.

1.A.terribleB.sadC.usualD.funny

2.A.twoB.threeC.fourD.five

3.A.17thB.18thC.19thD20th

4.A.shookB.feltC.discoveredD.moved

5.A.officesB.homesC.factoriesD.schools

6.A.aboveB.nearbyC.belowD.round

7.A.youngB.tallC.strongD.lucky

8.A.homelessB.joblessC.friendlessD.childless

9.A.putupB.goupC.stayupD.turnup

10.A.company’sB.school’sC.country’sD.city’s

11.A.storyB.causeC.experienceD.result

12.A.stoppedB.caughtC.keptD.touched

13.A.seasideB.riverC.roadD.lines

14.A.atseaB.onrockC.onthesquareD.nearthecity

15.A.strongB.highC.smallD.cheap

高考英语完形填空专项训练之五

Theyoungengineersatdownonarockandrestedhisheadinhishands.Hewouldnevergethome;itwas1.Forweekshehadbeen2intheNorthwestCanadianforest.Nowtherewasaterrible3behindhiseyes,andworseofall,hehadgone4.

Suddenlyaman5outofthewoods,anIndianwhohadbeenhuntinginthearea.Seeingtheengineer’s6,hecaughtafishinanearby7andfedthesickmanthe8ofthefishandsomefleshfromitshead.9withinafewhourstheengineer’spainwas10.Ad