(完整版)高中英语完型填空专项练习(不看后悔)
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完型填空 ( 20小题，每小题1.5分, 共30分)
Jenkins
was jeweler, who had made a large diamond ring
worth 57,000 for the
Siltstone Jewellery Shop.
When it was ready, he made copy of it which looked
__1__
like the first one but was worth only
2,000. This he took to the shop, Which __2__ it
without a question.
Jenkins gave the
much more __3__ ring to his wife for her fortieth
birthday. Then,
the husband and wife __4__ to
Paris for a weekend. As to the __5__ ring, the
shop
sold it for 60,000.
Six months
later the buyer __6__ it back to Siltstone’s
office. “ It’s a faulty
diamond,” he said, “It
isn’t worth the high __7__ I paid.” Then he told
them
the__8__ . His wife’s car had caught fire
in an __9__ . She had escaped, __10__ the
ring
had fallen off and been damaged in the great__11__
of the fire.
The shop had to __12__ , They
knew that no fire on earth can__13__ damage a
perfect diamond. Someone had taken the __14__
diamond and put a faulty one in its
place. The
question was: Who __15__ it?
A picture of
the ring appeared in the __16__ . A reader thought
he __17__ the ring.
The next day, another
picture appeared in the papers which __18__ a
famous dancer
walking out to a plane for
Paris. Behind the dancer there was a woman __19__
a large
diamond ring. “Do you know the__20__
with the lovely diamond ring?” the papers
asked their readers. Several mouths later,
Jenkins was sentenced to seven years in
prison.
1. A. only B. surely C.
nearly D. exactly
2 A . accepted
B. received C. refused D. rejected
3. A. real B. modern C. worthy
D. valuable
4. A. flew B. drove C.
sailed D. bicycle
5. A. first
B. second C. last D. next
6.
A. sold B. posted C. brought
D. returned
7. A. cost B. money C.
price D. value
8. A. facts B.
matters C. questions D. results
9. A. affair B. accident C. incident
D. experience
10. A. so B. or
C. but D. and
11. A. pile
B. heat C. power D. pressure
12. A. think B. agree C. permit
D. promise
13. A. almost B. even C.
just D. ever
14. A . real B.
pure C. right D. exact
15.
A. copied B. made C. stole
D. did
16. A. notices B. magazines C
.newspapers D. programmers
17. A. saw
B. knew C. found D. recognized
18. A. showed B. drew C. printed
D. carried
19. A. carrying B. dressing
C. wearing D. holding
20. A. dancer
B. woman C. reader D. jeweler
完形填空专项练习（三）
You are being
given an opportunity that a lot of others would be
dying for, but that doesn’t mean it
is the
best path for you to take．Since you have already
been to __36__, you know what to
expect．__37__
I think you have pretty good grounds to decide for
__38__ which you would
prefer to do---go or
stay．All I would like to do is to __39__ you of
some of the __40__ and
disadvantages of going
to live abroad．Some of these come from my own
personal experience of
living in China．The
benefits of going to America would include things
like better living __41__;
access to the most
up-to-date technologies in the workplace and for
entertainment; the opportunity
to learn about
a different __42__; and you could see new places
and __43__ your English．If you
were to return
to china after several years, I’m sure all of
these skills would __44__ you in a
position to
be very successful __45__ whatever career you
choose to pursue．You have some
__46__ and
friends in America already, so you have someone to
turn __47__ when you need help
or are feeling
__48__．
Here are some of the __49__ of
living in a foreign country．The most obvious one
for you is the
language barrier, and the
number of jobs you can apply for will be __50__ .
Food. You won’t be
able to eat the food you
are used to, __51__ your relatives cook authentic
Chinese dishes every
day．Racial prejudice．This
you could meet with at work in the __52__ of lower
wages for
example, and in many social
situations．
By __53__ advantages and
disadvantages in this way, it becomes clearer
which choice would be
better for you．Just
remember, both outcomes will have their advantages
and once you make the
decision don’t look
__54__．
Put all your positive energy into
the __55__ you choose．You are a bright young
person, so I’m
sure you will do well no matter
what you choose．
36． A．China B．England
C．America D．abroad
37．A．so B．but C．and
D．still
38．A．myself B．oneself C．himself
D．yourself
39．A．warn B．remind C．ask
D．inform
40．A．conditions B．advantages
C．chances D．benefits
41．A．things B．room
C．places D．conditions
42．A．culture
B．places C．countries D．language
43．A．learn B．increase C．perfect D．succeed
44．A．take B．send C．put D．give
45．A．to B．from C．in D．with
46．A．classmates B．relatives C．family
D．teachers
47．A．on B．up C．down D．to
48．A．tired B．happy C．pleased D．homesick
49．A．disadvantages B．advantages C．suggestions
D．advice
50．A．enough B．given C．limited
D．offered
51．A．unless B．until C．if D．now
that
52．A．charge B．form C．honor D．front
53．A．explaining B．listing C．talking
D．discussing
54．A．up B．for C．down D．back
55．A．work B．country C．path D．place
A
What is a bird?
Any animal that has
feathers(羽毛) is a bird. All birds have two
wings(翅膀) and two legs.
Modern birds have no
teeth, but they have a hard mouth part. It helps
them catch and eat their
food. All she-birds
lay eggs, and most birds build their homes. Birds
— like people — are
“warm-blooded”. Their body
temperature stays about the same no matter how hot
or cold the air
is.
Why do birds have
feathers?
Feathers help a bird to keep warm.
In cold weather, their feathers act as a cover by
holding in
body heat. In warm weather, a bird
squeezes (挤) its feathers against its body to let
body heat
escape.
Feathers also help a
bird to fly. While flying, a bird uses its outer
wing feathers to move on in
the air. Wing
feathers and tail feathers are used to keep
balance (平衡).
What do birds eat?
Different
kinds of birds eat different kinds of food.
Usually birds have their favorite foods,
but
will eat some other things, too. Many birds like
worms and insects best. Birds that live near
water often eat fish. Some birds eat meat —
snakes, smaller birds, and other animals. Some
birds
eat fruit. Many small birds live on
seeds (the small hard parts of a plant from which
a new plant
grows ).
Now you know more
about birds.
42. Modern birds have a hard
mouth part to help them ______.
A. fly in
the sky B. take a rest
C. run on
the ground D. catch and eat their food
43. If weather changes, birds’ temperature
______.
A. stays about the same B.
changes a lot
C. goes down D. comes
down
44. Birds have feathers ______ in cold
weather.
A. to keep them warm B. to
wash their faces
C. to move fast
D. to keep young
45. Birds that live near
water often eat ______.
A. snakes B.
insects C. fish D. fruit
46. Many
small birds live on _______.
A. grass
B. seeds C. flowers D. water
B
Never try to work when you are very hungry. If
you want to do your homework right after
school, you may want to eat something before
getting to work. Always do your homework before
you get too tired. Don't wait until very late
in the evening, or the assignment will seem much
harder than it really is.
Break your
time into a few parts if you have more than an
hour's work, give yourself a break
after an
hour. On the other hand, don't break it up so much
that you can't get anything done. You
should
be able to work at least half an hour at a time
without stopping.
Don't put it off until
the last minute. If you put off doing your
homework, you will have it
on your mind, and
you won't enjoy your free time so much. If you put
it off until the end of the
week or until
right before a test, you will have too much
catching up to do for you really to learn.
A
little bit each night, enough to keep up with what
is happening each day in school, will take the
fear out of tests and keep you on top of it
all.
Do your homework at the same time
every day. This will help you make it a habit—part
of
your daily work. It will make it easier to
do, and it will make your free time more enjoyable
as
well.
51. When someone is hungry, he'd
better .
A. not work at all B. work
harder C. do your homework
52. The
underlined word .
A. work
A. as easy as
B. hunger C.
housework D. homework
53. If you do your
homework very late in the evening, it will seem
it really is.
B. easier than C. as hard as
D. more difficult than
54. If you put off
doing your homework, .
A. it will be
kept on your mind B. it will be much easier
to do
C. it will make you happy D.
it doesn't matter much
55. To do your homework
at the same time every day .
A.
will make it easy to do B. will make your
free time less pleasant
C. will help you
form a good habit D. will make it much harder
D. work as usual
C
Some time ago I
found that one of my chairs had a broken leg. I
didn’t think there
would be any
difficulty in getting it mended, as there are a
lot of antique (古董) shops
near my home. So I
left home one morning carrying the chair with me.
I went into the
first shop expecting a
friendly reception. I was quite wrong. The man
wouldn’t even
look at my chair.
The
second shop, though a little more polite, was just
the same, and the third and
the fourth――so I
decided that my approach must be wrong.
I
entered the fifth shop with a plan in my mind. I
placed the chair on the floor
and said to the
shopkeeper. “Would you like to buy a chair?” He
looked it over
carefully and said, “Yes, not a
bad chair. How much do you want for it, sir?”
“Twenty
pounds,” I said. “OK,” he said, “I’ll
give you twenty pounds.” “It’s got a broken leg,”
I said. “Yes, I saw that, it’s nothing.”
Everything was going according to plan and I was
getting excited. “What will
you do with it?” I
asked. “Oh, it will be easy to sell once the
repair is done.” “I’ll buy
it,” I said. “What
do you mean? You have just sold it to me,” he
said. “Yes, I know
but I’ve changed my mind. I
am sorry. I’ll give you 27 pounds for it.” “You
must be
crazy,” he said. Then, suddenly the
penny dropped. “I know what you want. You want
me to repair your chair.” “You’re right,” I
said. “And what would you have done if I
had
walked in and said, `Would you mend this chair for
me?’” “I wouldn’t have
agreed to do it,” he
said. “We don’t do repairs, not enough money in it
and too much
trouble. But I’ll mend this for
you, shall we say for a fiver?” He was a very nice
man
and was greatly amused by the whole thing.
41. We can learn from the text that in the
first shop the writer _____.
A. was rather
impolite B. was warmly received
C. asked
the shopkeeper to buy his chair
D. asked
the shopkeeper to repair his chair
42. The
underlined word “approach” in the second paragraph
means _____.
A. plan for dealing with
things B. decision to sell things
C. idea
of repairing things D. way of doing things
44. How much did the writer pay?
A. ￡5
B. ￡7 C. ￡20 D. ￡ 27
45. From the
text, we can learn that the writer was _____.
A. honest B. careful C. clever D. funny
D
What's your earliest childhood memory?
Can you
remember the first time you heard
thunder or watched a
television program?
Adults seldom recall events much
earlier than
the year or so before entering school, just as
children younger than three or four rarely
retain any
memory of specific, personal
experiences.
A variety of explanations have
been proposed by
psychologists（心理学家） for this
amnesia记忆缺失,健忘).One argues that the
hippocampus, the region of the brain
which is
responsible for forming memories, does not
mature（成熟）until about the age
of two.
But the most popular theory maintains (主张)that,
since adults do not think
like children, they
cannot access（接近） childhood memories. Adults think
in words,
and their life memories are like
stories. But when they search through their mental
files for early childhood memories to add to
this verbal life story, they don't find any
that fit the pattern. It's like trying to find
a Chinese word in an English dictionary.
Now
psychologist Annette Simms offers a new
explanation for childhood
amnesia. She argues
that there simply aren't any early childhood
memories to recall.
According to Dr. Simms,
children need to learn to use someone else's
spoken
description of their personal
experiences in order to turn their own short-term,
quickly
forgotten impressions of these
experiences into long-term memories. In other
words,
children have to talk about their
experiences and hear others talk about them -
Mother
talking about the afternoon spent
looking for crabs(蟹) at the beach or Dad asking
them about their day at Ocean Park. Without
this verbal reinforcement, says Dr.
Simms,
children cannot form permanent（永久的，持久的） memories
of their
personal experiences.
ing to the
passage, it is widely believed that _____.
A.
it is impossible for an adult to recall his(or
her) childhood experiences
B. adults and
children have different brain structures
C.
adults think in words while children think in
images
D. adults virtually have no access to
their childhood memories
word
A. a
research center engaged in the study of human
brains
B. a psychological research
department of a university
C. a miniature (tiny) campus formulated in
one's childhood memory
D. a part of the brain
in charge of the formation of memories
11.
show that_______.
A. adults and
children have different memory patterns
B. it
is unlikely to find a Chinese word in an English
dictionary
C. Chinese and English are totally
different languages
D. memories are in some
way connected with languages
ing to Annette
Simms,_______________.
A. verbal reinforcement
is necessary for children to have permanent
memories
B. there does not exist such things
as childhood memories
C. children's brains are
mature enough to form permanent memories
D.
children are generally inexperienced and unable to
remember things they don't
understand
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