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完形填空专题集训--社会现象类

1、Therearetimeswhenpeoplearesotiredthattheyfallasleepalmostanywhere.Wecanseethereisalotofsleepingonthebusortrainonthe    1    homefromworkintheevenings.Amanwillbe     2     thenewspaper,andsecondslaterit     3     asifheistryingto     4     it.orhewillfallasleepontheshoulderofthestranger     5     nexttohim.     6     placewhereunplannedshortsleep     7     isinthelecturehallwhereastudentwillstartsnoring（打鼾）so     8     thattheprofessorhastoaskanotherstudentto     9     thesleeperawake.

Amoreembarrassing（尴尬）situationoccurswhenastudentstartsfallingintosleepandthe    10    oftheheadpushesthearmoffthe    11    ,andthemovementcarriesthe    12    ofthebodyalong.Thestudentwakesuponthefloorwithno    13    ofgettingthere.Theworsttimetofallasleepiswhen    14    .Policereportsarefullof    15    thatoccurwhenpeoplefallintosleepandgo    16    theroad.Ifthedriversare    17    ,theyarenotseriouslyhurt.Onewoman'scar,    18    ,wentintotheriver.Shewokeupinfourfeetof    19    andthoughtitwasraining.Whenpeoplearereally     20     ,nothingwillstopthemfromfallingasleep--nomatterwheretheyare.

1.A.path    B.track    C.way    D.road

2.A.reading    B.folding    C.delivering    D.buying

3.A.acts    B.appears    C.shows    D.sounds

4.A.open    B.finish    C.find    D.eat

5.A.lying    B.waiting    C.sitting    D.talking

6.A.Next    B.Another    C.Every    D.One

7.A.endsup    B.goeson    C.lasts    D.returns

8.A.loudly    B.happily    C.bravely    D.carelessly

9.A.leave    B.watch    C.keep    D.shake

10.A.size    B.shape    C.strength    D.weight

11.A.blackboard    B.shoulder    C.desk    D.book

12.A.rest    B.position    C.action    D.side

13.A.purpose    B.reason    C.question    D.memory

14.A.thinking    B.driving    C.walking    D.working

15.A.changes    B.accidents    C.ideas    D.events

16.A.up    B.down    C.along    D.off

17.A.calm    B.awake    C.lucky    D.strong

18.A.forexample    B.atfirst    C.asusual    D.intime

19.A.water    B.dust    C.grass    D.bush

20.A.lonely    B.drunk    C.tired    D.lazy

2、 It'ssadtoknowthateachyearmanyteenagersexperiencethedeathofsomeonetheylove.Thisislikelytohavean    1    ontheirlife.Althoughbereavement（丧失）isadifficultand    2    topic, I'mgoingtotalkaboutsomeofthethingsthat    3    helpedmetocopebetterafterlosingmydadin2012.

   Themostimportant    4    isnotto"bottlethingsup".Atfirst,Ididn’ttellanyonehowIreallyfeltwhen Ishouldhavespokenaboutit.Nooneshouldbe    5    tofeelupsetafterlosingsomeonetheylove,asit’san    6    time.Itisimportanttotalkabouthowyoufeeltopeopleyou    7    sotheycansupportyou.I“openedup”tofewpeople,butitwasnicetoknowthatIhadpeopletherewhoIcould    8    ifIhada（n）    9    day.Ispoketomyfriendsandmyteachers,whowouldoffer   10   .

   Anotherthingthat Ifoundtobe    11    afterlosingmydadwastomakea    12    box.ThisisaboxwhereIputstuffthatremindedmeofmydad,andthememoriesI    13    withhim. Istillhavethe    14    now,anditmakesme   15   .

   Finally,it’simportanttotaketimetogrieve（悲痛）properly.IdecidedtofocusonmystudiesandthethingsI    16    doing.Iget    17    fromtimetotimebutI’velearnedthatit’sokay to   18   .

   Everyonewillhavetheirownwaysof    19     afterlosingsomeonetheylove.ThisoutlineswhatIpersonallyfoundhelpful.Everyoneshouldrememberthattheyarenot   20   .

1.A.independence    B.impact    C.agreement    D.impression

2.A.impressive    B.objective    C.positive    D.sensitive

3.A.personally    B.simply    C.hopefully    D.possibly

4.A.thing    B.phrase    C.fact    D.truth

5.A.pleased    B.heartbroken    C.desired    D.ashamed

6.A.unimportant    B.unpleasant    C.untouched    D.unsatisfied

7.A.meet    B.know    C.trust    D.remember

8.A.lookfor    B.turnto    C.speakto    D.respondto

9.A.common    B.particular    C.easy    D.bad

10.A.accommodation    B.money    C.food    D.help

11.A.helpful    B.disappointed    C.painful    D.grateful

12.A.chocolate    B.experience    C.memory    D.personal

13.A.provided    B.shared    C.played    D.talked

14.A.box    B.stuff    C.memory    D.sadness

15.A.stop    B.wonder    C.smile    D.differ

16.A.forgot    B.kept    C.enjoyed    D.considered

17.A.upset    B.confused    C.bored    D.influenced

18.A.laugh    B.cry    C.question    D.calm

19.A.studying    B.living    C.handling    D.passing

20.A.allergic    B.alike    C.usual    D.alone

3、   Mobilephonesareeverywhereinbigcities.Itseemsthat   1   cansurvivewithoutone.Mobilephonesareagreat   2  tostayconnectedwithfriendsandfamily.   3   ,itisimportanttorememberthattherearecertaintimes   4   youshouldnotbeusingyourphone,especiallyasastudentduringschool.

      5   youareinclass,youshouldnotbesendingyourfriendstextmessages   6   takingphonecalls.Yourclassmatesandteachersshouldnothavetodealwiththisrude   7   .Aren’tyouatschooltolearn?

   IntheUnitedStates,studentswouldneverbeallowedto    8   theirmobilephonesduringclass.Ifyouweretosendor   9  atextmessageyouwouldprobablybekicked  10   class.Itisverydisturbingtohearalotoftonesandringingduring   11   .TherearemanymorerulesformobilephoneuseinAmericaanditisto  12  respectforthosearoundyou.

   AsateacherinChina,Ihaveto  13  studentsusingmobilephoneseveryday.Ihavetoldmyclassto  14   theirphones,butmanystudentsdonotlisten.The  15   tobeconnectedallthetimeseemstobemore  16  thanthedesiretolearn.

   It’seasytounderstand  17   itissotempting（诱惑人的）tohaveyourphoneonduringclass.Itseemssoeasyjusttosendashorttextmessage;it’snothurtinganyone,isit?

Butyoumayactuallybehurting  18   whenyoudothis.Yourteacherknowswhenyouuseyourphoneandmaygiveyoua  19  grade.Sendingatextmessagealsotakesyourattentionawayfromwhat’sgoingoninclass,youmay   20   somethingimportant.

1.A.noone    B.somebody    C.someone    D.One

2.A.path    B.way    C.method    D.road

3.A.But    B.However    C.So    D.Therefore

4.A.which    B.that    C.when    D.where

5.A.After    B.Before    C.Because    D.If

6.A.or    B.and    C.aswellas    D.insteadof

7.A.act    B.action    C.habit    D.behavior

8.A.have    B.take    C.use    D.send

9.A.receive    B.accept    C.make    D.get

10.A.of    B.off    C.out    D.outof

11.A.school    B.class    C.office    D.home

12.A.ask    B.suggest    C.show    D.answer

13.A.do    B.deal    C.dowith    D.dealwith

14.A.turnon    B.turndown    C.turnoff    D.turnin

15.A.desire    B.wish    C.hope    D.expect

16.A.possible    B.important    C.necessary    D.interesting

17.A.why    B.what    C.that    D.whether

18.A.himself    B.herself    C.ourselves    D.yourself

19.A.higher    B.lower    C.better    D.upper

20.A.forget    B.remember    C.miss    D.leave

4、阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中,选出可以填人空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Thenewscienceofspendingcomestoasurprisingconclusion.Howweuseourmoneymay    1    asmuchormorethanhowmuchwe’vegotit.Moneyspentonexperiences,   2    materialgoods,bringsaboutmorehappiness.

Imaginethatyouwakeuptomorrowmorningto    3    $1millionunderyourmattress.Whatwouldyoudo    4    thatcash?

Thenew-foundwealth willprobablymakeyouthinkaboutonething    5    allelse—yourself.Agrowingbodyofresearchrevealsthatmoney    6    ourselfishsides,focusinguson    7    thatmoneycandoforus,andusalone.Perhapsyouareimaginingbuyingnew    8   :

afastercar,orevenalargerhouse.

However,studiesshowthat materialgoodsoften    9    deliver lastinghappiness.Fortunately,ourongoingresearch    10    variouswaystogetmorehappinessfromeverydollaryouspend.Changinghowyouspendmoneycanleadtomeasurableincreasesinyourhappiness.Butmakingthese    11    requireschallengingsomeofourfundamentalassumptionsaboutspending,sinceit’s    12    nottoviewbuyingahouseasawiseinvestment.Butnewresearchshowsithaslittleimpactonyouroverallhappiness.AstudyintheUnitedStatesfoundthathomeowners,onaverage,werenohappierthan   13   .

Thus,diligentlysavingupforadownpaymentmightnotbesuchagoodidea    14    itmeansskippingafter-workbeerswithfriendsoryourannualcelebrationatafavoriterestaurant.Dozensofstudiesshowthatpeoplegetmorehappinessfrombuying    15    thanmaterialthings.Experientialpurchases—suchastrips,concertsandspecialmeals—arespecially    16    tooursense ofself,makinguswhoweare.

Experiencescomewithonemore    17   :

Theyarelikelytomakeus    18    tootherpeople,whilemoreoftenmaterialthingsareenjoyed    19   .Theimportanceofsocialcontactfor    20    mentalandphysicalhealthhasbeenstressedfordecades.

1.A.present    B.matter    C.appear    D.equal

2.A.betterthan    B.otherthan    C.ratherthan    D.morethan

3.A.keep    B.own    C.discover    D.accept

4.A.to    B.with    C.about    D.for

5.A.above    B.beyond    C.except    D.after

6.A.drawsout    B.takesin    C.standsfor    D.makesup

7.A.who    B.why    C.what    D.how

8.A.life    B.equipment    C.vehicles    D.possessions

9.A.manageto    B.failto    C.tendto    D.expectto

10.A.invites    B.offers    C.prefers    D.follows

11.A.changes    B.