高一英语完形填空专项训练.doc

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高一英语完形填空专项训练

已使用Ibecamelame（瘸的）inbothlegsinmychildhood.Ican’tstand16thesupportoftwosticks.OnlyinmywheelchaircanI“17”.

Istillrememberthefirstdayat18.WhenIappearedatthedoor,19intheclassroomstared（凝视）atmein20.Myfaceturned21.Icouldn’thelp22back.Itwasthe23andsympathy（同情）intheireyesthat24medoingso.Iwentshylytowardsanunoccupied（空的）seat.

Beinglame,Ididn’tdareto25infrontofmyclassmates.IwasafraidthatImightbe26at.InthosedaysIwasverysadtoseeotherswalking27.

Oneday,afewstudentscameuptomeandaskedmetogooutside.Iwasreally28.Theyencouragedmewitha（n）29smileand30meinmywheelchairfromplacetoplace.Iwas31tothemforgivingmeachancetoseethe32ofourlovelyschoolwithmyowneyes.

Afterthatweoftenread,playedandtalkedtogether.Myfriendsarealways33tohelpme.Itmademe34Iamdisabled..

Oncetheyaskedme,“Whatisthemostbeautifulthinginourschool?

”WithouthesitationIsaid,“Itisthe35.”

16.A.with B.without C.under D.on

17.A.walk B.run C.sit D.stand

18.A.school B.wheelchair C.home D.hospital

19.A.he B.she C.everyone D.nobody

20.A.thought B.interest C.anger D.surprise

21.A.red B.brown C.white D.black

22.A.entering B.hiding C.coming D.turning

23.A.feeling B.kindness C.sorrow D.pain

24.A.made B.stopped C.kept D.let

25.A.walk B.study C.practice D.speak

26.A.laughed B.smiled C.stared D.looked

27.A.quickly B.slowly C.happily D.shyly

28.A.brave B.sad C.hurt D.excited

29.A.honest B.friendly C.luckily D.handsome

30.A.pushed B.placed C.drew D.pulled

31.A.satisfied B.sorry C.loyal D.thankful

32.A.signs B.sights C.buildings D.students

33.A.ready B.smart C.wise D.unwilling

34.A.forget B.remember C.imagine D.think

35.A.teachers B.schoolyard C.classmates D.friendship

完形填空16-20BAACD21-25ADBBA26-30ACDBA31-35DBAAD

Shewasafour-year-oldgirlwithveryfinegoldenhairwhenIfirstmether.Shewascarryingabowlofsoup.Iwas29atthattimeand16fromtheflu.

HermomandIhadbeenfriendsforyears.17thatfriendshipgrewintocare,fromcareinto18andmarriage.Marriagebroughtthethreeofustogetherasa19.AtfirstIwasafraidtobea“stepfather”.Therefore,Itriednottocome20myfuturedaughterandher21father.Iactedinthatwayinordertobeliked.However,22shewasgrowingup,Ifounditincreasinglyhardto23withher.

Onceherschoolrequiredtheparentstoindividuallywriteanopenand24lettertoourchildren.Iwrotealetteraboutalittlegolden-hairedgirlwhohad25meabowlofsoupwhenIneeded26.

Aweeklater,alltheparents27togetherwithourchildren.Thestudentswereallowedtomakeafewstatements.Iwas28tohearwhatmydaughterwouldsay.

Finallymydaughter29makeherwayuptothemicrophone.Shesaidsomethinglikeothersandthen30,“Atthisverymoment,Ijustwanttosay…Iloveyou,Father.”

Immediatelypeoplearoundmestarted31atme.Forateenagegirltosay32infrontofsomanypeople,“Iloveyou,”tookagreatdealofcourage.

SincethenIhave33tounderstandIdidn’tneedtohaveany34aboutbeingastepfather.Icanstill35honestlovewiththesamelittlegirlImetsomanyyearsbefore－carryingabowlfullofwhatturnedouttobekindness.Icanalsobefriendswiththegirl－mydeardaughter.

16.A.hurting B.attacking C.suffering D.experiencing

17.A.Immediately B.Finally C.Especially D.Generally

18.A.like B.pleasure C.excitement D.love

19.A.union B.group C.family D.whole

20.A.between B.among C.from D.for

21.A.natural B.following C.untrue D.old

22.A.after B.as C.with D.before

23.A.connect B.share C.communicate D.argue

24.A.honest B.formal C.powerful D.responsible

25.A.taken B.shown C.shared D.brought

26.A.cure B.care C.help D.friend

27.A.presented B.invited C.gathered D.asked

28.A.glad B.hopeful C.serious D.anxious

29.A.determinedly B.independently C.patiently D.unexpectedly

30.A.lasted B.declared C.continued D.responded

31.A.hugging B.smiling C.kissing D.celebrating

32.A.quietly B.openly C.brightly D.attractively

33.A.used B.stepped C.desired D.come

34.A.courage B.fear C.happiness D.idea

35.A.exchange B.send C.expect D.fall

16—20CBDCA21—25ABCAD26—30BCDAC31—35BBDBA

Unfortunatelymanhaskilledwildanimals,pollutedriversandcutdownforeststhroughtheages.Butlatelypeoplearebeginningtorealizethattheirownlivesdependonthewaytheytreat“Natureandlivingthings”init.

Manhas16waysofshowinghislovetonature.Hesayshelovesit,althoughheoften17itsbeauty.Whilewalkingthroughthewoods,howmanytimeshavewepickedflowers,plantedrootsandall?

Thenlater,asthe18wither（枯萎）,wethrowthemaway.That’soneofthereasons19manykindsofplantsandflowershavebecomerare（稀少）.Orhaveyou20wonderedwhereallthethousandsofNewYeartreescomefromand21happenstothemoncethe22areover?

Mandestroysnaturebypollutingtheair.That’sprobablythegreatestdanger23ourlives.Thesmokefromfactoriesand24fromcarsandtrucksdonotharmonlythesurroundingvegetation（植被）,it25ourhealth,too.

Manpollutesrivers,seasandoceans.Justthinkofthe26fishthatdiebythethousandsbecauseofpollutedwaters.

Biologistshave27thatallkindsofwildlifeare28intheareaswheretheylive.Eventhewolf,whichwe29dangerousand“bad”,playsanimportantroleinnature.Hereisaninterestingexample.Thereisalarge30inoneoftheGreatLakesbetweenCanadaandtheUS.Earlyinthiscenturymanywilddeerinvaded（涌入）theisland.Nobodyknowshowthey31there.

Thedeermultiplied（繁殖）untiltherewereasmanyas40000ontheisland.Theydestroyed32ofthevegetationonit.Finallyastheycouldn’tfindenough33theybegantostarveanddie.Thencamethewolf:

34knowshowwolvesgottotheisland,butthey35.Thewolveskilledthosedeerthatwereeasiesttocatch—thesick,theweakandtheold.Soonlythestrongandthehealthyanimalswereleft.Theislandbecomegreenonceagainandtherewasenoughfoodforthedeerthatwereleft.

16.A.lovely B.strange C.many D.much

17.A.harms B.breaks C.injury D.destroys

18.A.stems B.branches C.leaves D.flowers

19.A.what B.how C.why D.when

20.A.still B.ever C.even D.quite

21.A.which B.that C.what D.how

22.A.years B.meetings C.parties D.holidays

23.A.to B.of C.about D.for

24.A.waters B.smells C.gases D.whistles

25.A.effectson B.effortsfor C.reasonsfor D.causesof

26.A.poor B.weak C.strong D.ill

27.A.studied B.developed C.invented D.discovered

28.A.valuable B.need C.necessary D.helped

29.A.consider B.thinkit C.regard D.sound

30.A.field B.land C.mountain D.island

31.A.left B.got C.reachedto D.arrivedin

32.A.awhole B.most C.more D.moremuch

33.A.plants B.rice C.vegetation D.food

34.A.Nobody B.Anybody C.Somebody D.Everybody

35.A.got B.went C.arrive D.did

16—20BDDCB 21—25CCACA 26—30ADCAD 31—35BBDAD

Thenightwasdark,thoughsometimesthemovingcloudsallowedastarortwotobeseeninthesky.Thepoormenheldontoanybitof16theycouldfind.TheycalledtotheMariefor17butshewasfarbeyondthereachofthehumanvoice.Atoneo'clockinthemorningsuddenlysome18wereseeninthedistance:

anothership!

Theshoutsofthe19wereheardonboard,andwillinghandspulledthemoutofthewater.The20oftheshipthathadarrivedatthesceneintimeto21theirliveswastheEllen.Whathad22hertotheexactspotthroughthedarknessandthepathlessseaHercaptainhadknown23ofthewreck（沉船）andhad,24,attemptedtosailawayfromit.Butlethimspeakfor25.

"26Iwasforcedbythewindtochangecourse（航线）,asmallbirdflew27theshiponceortwiceandthenflewatmyface.Itookno28ofthisuntilexactlythesamethinghappeneda29time,whichcausedmetothinkitrather30.WhileIwas31this,thesamebird,forthethirdtime,madeitsappearanceandflewaboutinthe32wayasbefore.Iwasthenpersuadedtochangemycoursebacktotheoriginal（原先的）one.Ihadnotgonefar33Iheardastrangevoice;andwhenItriedto34wheretheycamefrom,IfoundIwasinthemiddleofpeoplewhohadbeenshipwrecked.I35didmybesttosavethem."

16.A.landB.grassC.waterD.wood

17.A.foodB.helpC.hopeD.life

18.A.1ightsB.shipsC.peopleD.houses

19.A.swimmersB.sailorsC.fishesD.rescuers

20.A.ownerB.captainC.nameD.diver

21.A.makeB.loseC.keepD.save

22.A.broughtB.causedC.carriedD.helped

23.A.somethingB.nothingC.anythingD.everything

24.A.howeverB.insteadC.indeedD.therefore

25.A.itselfB.ourselvesC.themselvesD.himself

26.A.JustasB.EvenifC.OnlybecauseD.Asseenas

27.A.below