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高一英语完形填空专项训练一

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OnemorningRaman,atruemasteroftheartofarchery（箭术）,invitedhisfavoritestudenttowatchadisplayofhisskill.Thestudenthad 36 thismorethanahundredtimesbefore,buthestillobeyedhis 37.

Together,theywentintoanearbywoodandreachedatall 38.Ramanpickedaroseflowerand 39 itononeofthebranchesofthetree.He 40 openedhisbagandtookoutthreeobjects.his 41,anarrowandawhitehandkerchief.

Ramanstoodonehundredpacesfromthespotwherehehadplacedthe 42.Facinghistarget,he 43 hisstudenttoblindfold（蒙住眼睛）himwiththehandkerchief.Thestudentdidashisteacher 44.

“Howoftenhaveyouseenmepracticethesportofarchery?

”Ramanaskedhim 45.“Everyday,”repliedhisstudent.“Andyouhave 46 managedtohittherosefromthreehundredpacesaway.”

Withhiseyescoveredbythe 47,Ramanplacedhisfeetfirmlyonthegroundand 48 thebowstring（弓弦）withallhisstrength.Aimingattheroseonthe 49,heletthearrowfly.Thearrowwhistledthroughtheair, 50 itdidnotevenhitthetree,missingthetargetbyafewmeters.

“DidI 51 it?

”saidRaman,removingthehandkerchieffromhiseyes.

“No,youmissed 52,”repliedthestudent.“Ithoughtyouweregoingto 53 methepowerofthoughtandyourabilitytoperformmagic.”

“Ihave 54 taughtyouthemostimportantlessonaboutthepowerofthought.”repliedRaman.“Whenyou 55 something,concentrateonlyonthat.Noonewilleverhitatargettheycannotsee.”

A．thought

B．seen

C．heard

D．felt

A．teacher

B．boss

C．father

D．monitor

A．wall

B．tree

C．pole

D．house

A．buried

B．educated

C．signed

D．placed

A．first

B．now

C．then

D．finally

A．bow

B．hammer

C．apple

D．knife

A．arrow

B．shoe

C．flower

D．bag

A．advised

B．expected

C．encouraged

D．asked

A．planned

B．imagined

C．requested

D．promised

10.

A．angrily

B．calmly

C．disappointedly

D．sadly

11.

A．never

B．almost

C．always

D．also

12.

A．cloth

B．handkerchief

C．paper

D．leaf

13.

A．drewback

B．broughtup

C．heldback

D．tookoff

14.

A．ground

B．branch

C．tip

D．root

15.

A．and

B．for

C．so

D．but

16.

A．touch

B．learn

C．miss

D．hit

17.

A．completely

B．suddenly

C．quickly

D．carefully

18.

A．show

B．give

C．offer

D．lend

19.

A．again

B．even

C．just

D．seldom

20.

A．buy

B．find

C．notice

D．want

Igrewuppoor—livingwithsixbrothers,threesistersandmymother.Wehadlittlemoney,butplentyofloveand 36 .Iwashappyandenergetic.Iunderstoodthatnomatterhowpoorapersonwas,hecouldstill 37 adream.Mydreamwas 38 .BythetimeIwassixteen,Icouldthrowaninety-mile-per-hourbaseballand 39 anythingthatmovedonthefield.Iwasalso 40 .myhighschoolcoachwasJohn,whonotonly 41 me,butalsotaughtmehowtobelieveinmyself.He 42 methedifferencebetweenhavingadreamandshowingconviction（信念）.OneparticularincidentwithcoachJohnchangedmylifeforever.Afriend 43 meforasummerjob.Thismeantachanceformoneyinmypocket—moneyforanewbike,newclothesandthe 44 ofsavingsforahouseformymother.ThenIrealizedIwouldhaveto 45 upsummerbaseballtohandletheworkschedule,andthatmeantIwouldhavetotellJohnIwouldn’tbeplaying.WhenItoldJohn,hewasas 46 asIexpectedhimtobe.“Youhaveyourwholelifetowork,”hesaid,“Your 47 daysarelimited.Youcan’taffordtowastethem.”Istoodbeforehimwithmyhead 48 ,tryingtothinkofthewordsthatwould 49 tohimwhymydreamofbuyingmymomahouseandhavingmoneyinmypocketwasworthfacinghis 50 inme.“Well,”heasked,“is$3.5anhourthe 51 ofadream?

”Thatsimplequestionmade 52 tomethedifferencebetween 53 somethingrightnowandhavingagoal.Idevotedmyselfinsportsthatsummerand 54 theyearIwaschosenbythePittsburghPiratestoplaybaseball,and 55 a$20,000contract（合同）.Later,Iboughtmymotherthehouseofmydream!

A．attention

B．time

C．patience

D．fashion

A．bring

B．continue

C．make

D．afford

A．athletics

B．music

C．business

D．money

A．kick

B．play

C．hit

D．pass

A．right

B．popular

C．lucky

D．confident

A．believedin

B．reliedon

C．calledon

D．dealtwith

A．gave

B．taught

C．brought

D．asked

A．called

B．advised

C．applied

D．recommended

A．aim

B．idea

C．start

D．purpose

10.

A．keep

B．end

C．give

D．pick

11.

A．happy

B．mad

C．frightened

D．excited

12.

A．living

B．working

C．playing

D．dreaming

13.

A．moving

B．hanging

C．shaking

D．nodding

14.

A．express

B．announce

C．apologise

D．explain

15.

A．belief

B．pride

C．fear

D．disappointment

16.

A．length

B．price

C．power

D．spirit

17.

A．clear

B．direct

C．straight

D．attractive

18.

A．wanting

B．changing

C．dreaming

D．enjoying

19.

A．by

B．for

C．beyond

D．within

20.

A．paid

B．found

C．offered

D．presented

WeweredrivingalongthevillageofSimdara.I 36 tomyrightandsawanoldshelter20metersfromthesideoftheroadthatappearedtobefilledwith 37 .“Wouldyoumind 38 ?

” IaskedthedriverWaris.“Ithinkthereisa（n） 39 .”Warislaughed.“No,Greg,that’sactuallyapublictoilet,”explainedWarisandhekept 40 .“Butwhyaretheresomanykids?

Whataretheydoingthere?

Weneedto 41 ,”Iinsisted.ThewordcaughtWaris 42 andhestoppedthecar.Whenwereachedtheshelter,tomysurprise,itwas 43 atoilet—oratleastithadbeenatonetime.Theroofwasgonenow,andthefourtoilet pits （坑）hadbeen 44 witholdboards.Therewere25childrenbetween4and5yearsold,one 45 ,andawoodenboardagainstthewall.Thoughhavingatoughlearningenvironment,thestudentsarequite 46 tochatwithusabouttheirclassand curriculum （课程）.Afterabouttenminutes,theteacher 47 ifwemightliketosee“therestoftheschool”.We 48 andfollowedherupthehill.Justoverthetopofthehill,therewasanoldtent.Itwasvery 49 insidebecausenearly100studentswerepackedlike sardines （沙丁鱼）.Thesestudentswerealittle 50 ,fourth-,andsixth-graders,andallofthemweresittingontheground. 51 theteacher,theyweredoingextremelywell— 52 mostofthemhadnobooks,paperorevenpencils.Wewereforcedto 53 tocatchourplane.Wewereall 54 anddecidedtocollectmoneytobuildaschoolforthesechildrenwhohadahungerfor 55 .

A．looked

B．stuck

C．led

D．referred

A．plants

B．animals

C．children

D．birds

A．chatting

B．stopping

C．learning

D．competing

A．toilet

B．church

C．office

D．school

A．talking

B．driving

C．sleeping

D．walking

A．findout

B．watchout

C．giveup

D．breakup

A．memory

B．attention

C．breath

D．fortune

A．easily

B．never

C．hardly

D．really

A．changed

B．covered

C．marked

D．separated

10.

A．waiter

B．cleaner

C．teacher

D．doctor

11.

A．happy

B．upset

C．puzzled

D．nervous

12.

A．knew

B．asked

C．decided

D．heard

13.

A．laughed

B．nodded

C．refused

D．clapped

14.

A．bright

B．fancy

C．crowded

D．comfortable

15.

A．hungrier

B．lazier

C．older

D．braver

16.

A．Accordingto

B．Becauseof

C．Inpraiseof

D．Inhonorof

17.

A．if

B．although

C．when

D．unless

18.

A．work

B．rest

C．stay

D．leave

19.

A．satisfied

B．moved

C．accepted

D．greeted

20.

A．food

B．energy

C．knowledge

D．truth

“Hi,Mommy,whatareyoudoing?

”askedSusie,whowasonlysixyearsold.“I’mmakingacasserole（炖锅菜）forMrs.Smithnextdoor,__36__Mrs.Smithisverysad.Shelostherdaughterandhasa__37__heart.Weneedtotakecareofheralittlewhile.”Saidhermother.“Why,Mommy?

” “Yousee,Susie,whensomeoneisvery,verysad,theyhave__38__doingthelittlethingslikemakingdinnerorotherhousework.Becausewe’re__39__ofacommunityandMrs.Smithwon’teverbeabletotalkwithherdaughterorhug（拥抱）her.Youareavery__40__girl,Susie;maybeyou’llthinkof__41__waytohelptakecareofMrs.Smith.”Susiethought__42__aboutthischallengeandhowshecoulddoher__43__oncaringforMrs.Smith.Afewminuteslater,Susieknockedonherdoor.Afterafewmoments,Mrs.Smith__44__theknockwitha“Hi,Susie.”SusienoticedthatMrs.Smithdidn’thavethatfamiliarmusical__45__abouthervoicewhenshe__46__someone. “WhatcanIdoforyou,Susie?

”askedMrs.Smith. “Mymommysaysthatyoulostyourdaughterandyou’revery,verysadwithabrokenheart.”Susie__47__herhandoutshyly.InitwasaBand-Aid.“Thisisforyourbrokenheart.”Mrs.SmithkneltdownandhuggedSusie.Throughher__48__shesaid,“Thankyou,darlinggirl,thiswill__49__alot.”

Mrs.Smith__50__Susie’sactofkindnessandtookitonestep__51__.Sheboughtasmallkeyringwithapictureframe（框架）----theones__52__tocarrykeysanddisplayafamily__53__atthesametime.Mrs.SmithplacedSusie’sBand-Aidintheframeto__54__hertohealalittleeverytimesheseesit.Ithasbecomehersymbol（象征）forhealing,whilenot__55__thejoyandlovesheexperiencedwithherdaughter.

A．although

B．because

C．when

D．so

A．broken

B．absent

C．sick

D．gentle

A．trouble

B．time

C．interest

D．danger

A．owners

B．whole

C．part

D．relatives

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