酷派大神f1是什么屏:完形填空

高三英语   语法与综合

I was cleaning out an old box when an old card caught my eye : Queen City Casket Company . “What is it ?” I wondered . I   1     it over . There , in faded ink , was a hand-scrawled（手写的）   2     . Immediately my mind traveled     3    many years .

I was nine years old , walking down the cold , wet streets of Springfield , with a bag of magazines on my shoulder . On my    4     that day , I came to that Company finally , whose owner , Mr Rader , had always taken me there to ask his workers    5     they wanted any magazines .

Shaking off the     6    like a wet dog , I entered Mr. Rader’s office . After a quick glance he     7    me over to the fire-place . Noticing the     8    in the top of my     9    , he said , “ Come with me !” pulling me into his pickup    10     . We pulled to a stop before a shoe store . Inside , a salesman    11     me with the finest pair of Oxfords I had    12     seen . I     13    about 10 feet tall when I got up    14     them . “ We’d like a pair of new socks too,” Mr. Rader said .

Back in his office , Mr. Rader took out a     15    , wrote something on it , and handed it to me . With    16     eyes , I read , “ Do to others as you would have them do to you .” He said affectionately (深情地), “Jimmy , I want you to    17     I love you”.

I said good-bye , and for the first time I    18     a flicker of hope that somehow things would be    19     . With people like Mr. Rader in the world , there was hope , kindness and love , and that would always make a    20     .

1． A．read                  B．thought             C．turned               D．passed

2． A．address             B．list                    C．message            D．information

3． A．forward             B．so                      C．ahead                D．back

4． A．return               B．rounds               C．trip                    D．arrival

5． A．if only               B．how                   C．whether            D．why

6． A．dust                  B．sweat                C．tail                     D．rain

7． A．led                    B．followed            C．watched            D．carried

8． A．hole                  B．mud                  C．water                D．cover

9． A．magazine          B．shoe                  C．sock                  D．bag

10．A．truck                 B．factory              C．home                D．store

11．A．dressed             B．fitted                C．showed             D．comforted

12．A．ever                  B．already              C．never                D．hardly

13．A．appeared           B．seemed             C．looked               D．felt

14．A．for                     B．with                  C．on                     D．in

15．A．pen                   B．paper                C．card                   D．notebook

16．A．tearful               B．unbelievable     C．curious              D．puzzled

17．A．admit                B．know                 C．consider            D．express

18．A．sensed              B．received            C．lost                   D．gained

19．A．mistaken           B．right                  C．all right             D．possible

20．A．deal                   B．fortune             C．choice               D．difference

（二）

After graduation from Harvard Medical School, Dr. William Thomas never thought he’d work in a nursing home. Then,   1   , he became a medical director of a nursing home in New York, and his ideas began to   2   . “For the first time in my career, I was   3   for the answer to the question : What does it mean to    4   another person?”

  5   that the biggest trouble facing nursing-home residents（居住者） are helplessness,

   6   and boredom, he arranged laughter, usefulness and love as   7   .

__8   Thomas calls it, he began the “Edenization” of the nursing home in 1992. At last he founded the Eden Alternative.

Lazy moments and loud television programmes were   9   with lovely children, playful pets,   10   plants and music in the lobby. These living things are   11   into life. Residents are   12   to tend the animals, water the plants, weed outdoor gardens and do crafts with the children.

The Eden Alternative changed the    13   of the residents at this 80-bed nursing home. In a three-day study, the nursing home was   14   with a nursing home of equal size. The Eden Alternative had 26 percent less nurse-aide turnover, 15 percent    15   resident deaths and 38 percent lower medication costs.

In 1995, Dr. Thomas   16   his full time to the promotion of the Eden Alternative. More than 200 nursing homes throughout the country have   17   the Edenization process. Thomas receives queries（质疑）from as    18   away as Turkey, Japan, Brazil and the Netherlands. He hopes that his idea of filling “   19   ” into nursing homes and inviting the community in will help to “break conventional practice in long term    20   .”

1． A．unexpectedly    B．surprisingly        C．unhappily           D．suddenly

2． A．wonder              B．struggle             C．shake                 D．change

3． A．asking                B．answering          C．caring                 D．searching

4． A．make                  B．visit                   C．tend                   D．care

5． A．Recognizing       B．Hoping               C．Regarding           D．Including

6． A．loneliness          B．poverty              C．timelessness      D．excitement

7． A．food                   B．reference           C．treatment          D．introduction

8． A．When                 B．As                       C．Unless                D．Since

9． A．went                  B．replaced            C．began                 D．met

10．A．man-made         B．plastic                C．alive                   D．live

11．A．changed             B．mixed                C．divided              D．made

12．A．got                     B．helped               C．encouraged        D．required

13．A．lives                   B．habits                C．customs             D．methods

14．A．compared          B．covered             C．dealt                  D．equipped

15．A．more                  B．less                    C．worse                 D．fewer

16．A．sent                   B．led                     C．devoted             D．used

17．A．begun                B．developed         C．prevented          D．invented

18．A．long                   B．much                 C．far                      D．soon

19．A．homeless           B．homelessness    C．plants                D．pets

20．A．relation              B．education          C．match                D．care

（三）

TV and newspaper reporters often go out to find and report news to the rest of the world. Sometimes they have    1     job. Reporters usually take    2     with them if they want to get some film of events and places when they report live on TV. Live reports are those in which reporters talk to the person     3     the news and are    4     right at the moment of speaking on TV.

Mark Tailor, an Australian reporter, gave a live report on TV news the other day from Strakkan just after the President had made    5     that the parliament（议会）had been stopped.     ___6    , shortly before giving his live report, his life had been in danger. The situation had been      ____7   but he had got caught up in some ugly scenes and the    8    happened just outside the parliament building.

Crowds of people rushed out onto the street, and some were     9     the President, and some were against. The crowd outside the parliament was quiet and    10     at first, but then someone threw a fire bomb and    11     broke out.

    12     Mark Tailor’s cameraman started filming people who were protesting against the President, the crowed got     13   . It would have been all right perhaps if he hadn’t been among the crowd, but they    14     him and broke his camera. Mark Tailor himself got       ___15    to the ground when he went to help his cameraman. He lay    16     because he thought the crowd would have killed him if he had tried to get up.    17     for him, a big policeman appeared and the crowd    18     . He and the cameraman were able to get away    ___19    . If it hadn’t been for the policeman just then, Mark Tailor probably wouldn’t have given his report and it would have been a very    20     story.

1． A．a wonderful       B．a dangerous       C．an exciting         D．an unforgettable

2． A．assistants           B．cameras             C．films                  D．cameramen

3． A．listening to        B．hearing              C．presenting         D．giving

4． A．reported            B．filmed                C．recorded            D．written

5． A．a chat show       B．a conversation   C．a live report       D．an announcement

6． A．In the end          B．However            C．After all             D．Therefore

7． A．reasonably calm B．hopeless            C．rather bad          D．difficult

8． A．accident            B．event                 C．story                  D．adventure

9． A．for                      B．with                   C．after                  D．by

10．A．prevented          B．stopped             C．controlled          D．watched

11．A．the quarrel        B．arguing               C．a fire                  D．fighting

12．A．Since                  B．As long as           C．While                 D．When

13．A．angry                  B．frightened         C．curious               D．excited

14．A．found                 B．robbed               C．attacked            D．shot

15．A．knocked             B．caught               C．laid                    D．killed

16．A．very calm           B．peaceful            C．very still            D．wounded

17．A．Astonishingly     B．Curiously            C．Terribly              D．Fortunately

18．A．shouted             B．backed off         C．gathered            D．turned back

19．A．unnoticed          B．uninjured           C．unprepared        D．unpunished

20．A．surprising           B．exciting             C．different            D．disappointing

（四）

Customs office at a London airport yesterday found $500, 000 worth of drugs which were being smuggled （走私）into Britain in boxes marked “ Medical Supplies . The    1    might have suspected （怀疑）for some time     2     drugs were being brought into the country in this way . The    3     is believed to be the work of a     4     international group . Four men were arrested （逮捕）at     5     airport and held for questioning ,    6     it is unlikely that they are organizers . In     7     , they declared that they didn’t    8____       what the boxes contained and    9    acted in good faith in bringing    10    into Britain . This is the third time    11     six months that attempts have been made to smuggle illegal goods    12     customs by declaring them to    13     Medical Supplies .They are frequently    14    in special containers and a    15    is given that they may be    ___16__  if they are not handled with care .   17     are determined to put a    18     to this practice , said one of the customs officers today .   19     is no way these people are going to get away    20     this any longer . We have the full cooperation of the international police who are anxious as we are to track down the main source of supply.

1． A．police                B．leaders              C．directors           D．customs

2． A．what                  B．that                   C．although           D．when

3． A．operation          B．experiment       C．movement        D．development

4． A．well-constructed                              B．well-chosen      C．well-designed   D．well-organized

5． A．an                      B．some                 C．the                    D．one

6． A．but                    B．so                      C．because            D．as

7． A．turn                   B．return               C．case                  D．fact

8． A．care                   B．realize               C．mind                 D．matter

9． A．were                  B．had                    C．have                  D．being

10．A．all                      B．it                       C．such                  D．them

11．A．of                      B．for                     C．by                      D．in

12．A．through             B．go                      C．past                   D．pass

13．A．get                    B．be                     C．become             D．sell

14．A．parked               B．picked               C．passed               D．packed

15．A．warning             B．note                  C．symbol               D．signature

16．A．harmed             B．damaged           C．injured              D．hurt

17．A．Some                 B．We                     C．They                  D．Those

18．A．stop                   B．hold                  C．stay                   D．step

19．A．It                        B．This                   C．There                D．That

20．A．off                     B．in                      C．for                     D．with

（五）

Every summer, a great many students travel to other countries looking for work and adventure. Most of the   1  are in seasonal work, mainly connected with tourism and agriculture. The pay is usually poor, but most people work abroad for the   2   of travel. You can  3  fruit in France, amuse children on American summer camps, and, of course, there are always jobs in hotels and restaurants.

       But it is not easy now to find work.“ _4  you speak the language of the country well, there will be very few chances,”says Anthea Ellis, an adviser on  5  for students.“If you work with a family in Italy, you’ll have to speak Italian. When washing up in a restaurant in Paris, you’ll be expected to speak  6  .British students only have a language  7  for jobs in the US and Australia.”

       Not everyone  8  the experience. Sarah James   9  to help forty American children in Europe. The two teachers with the children had never been   10  . One child lost his passport; another became seriously ill and was  11  home; the whole group was thrown out of one hotel because of the   12  they made, and Sarah herself was robbed on her only  13  evening of the entire trip.“I did visit a lot of new places,”she says,“but it wasn’t worth it. The pay was   14__   and it really was a round-the-clock job. The children never slept!”

       “The trouble is,   15  , expect to have an easy time of it, ” Anthea Ellis points out.“After all, they  16  it as a holiday.   17  , though, you have to work hard. At the same time, all vacation work is seasonal work. You’ll   18   when the hotel, the restaurant, or the campsite is busy. In other words, you’ll work if it’s convenient for the company that employs you. But you have few _19_ rights. As soon as the holiday season  20  , they’ll get rid of you.”

1． A．chances             B．services             C．purposes            D．adventures

2． A．comfort             B．difficulty            C．excitement        D．help

3． A．pick                    B．eat                     C．clean                  D．water

4． A．Although            B．Because             C．In case               D．Unless

5． A．language studies                               B．Vacation work    C．health care D．tourist safety

6． A．Italian                B．English               C．French               D．Russian

7． A．gift                     B．ability                C．possibility          D．advantage

8． A．remembers        B．supports            C．enjoys                D．understands

9． A．was supposed    B．was employed    C．was required      D．was ordered

10．A．abroad               B．alone                 C．forward              D．up

11．A．delivered           B．ridden                C．driven                D．flown

12．A．promises            B．noises                C．decisions           D．choices

13．A．free                    B．tiring                  C．busy                   D．hard

14．A．low                     B．fair                     C．reasonable         D．equal

15．A．children             B．students            C．advisers             D．parents

16．A．want                  B．expect               C．use                     D．consider

17．A．As a result          B．In addition         C．In time               D．In fact

18．A．Work hard          B．make money      C．have a job          D．have a hard time

19．A．human               B．employment      C．civil                    D．existence

20．A．starts                 B．goes                   C．ends                   D．lasts

（六）

You have waited 45 minutes for the valuable 10 minutes’ break between classes. But when the bell for the next class rings, you can’t   1   how quickly time has passed.

If you are familiar with this   2  , you’ll know how time flies when you are having fun-and

  3    when you are bored. Now scientists have   4   a reason why this is the case.

Scans have shown that patterns of activity in the brain   5   according to how we focus on a task. When we are   6  , we concentrate more on how time is passing. And this makes our brains   7   the clock is ticking more slowly.

In an experiment   8   by a French laboratory, 12 volunteers watched an image   9   

researchers monitored their brain activity.

The volunteers were told to   10   concentrate on how long an image appeared for, then

  11   the color of the image, and thirdly, study both duration and color. The results showed that

  12   was more active when the volunteers paid   13   subjects.

It is thought that if the brain is   14   focusing on many aspects of a task, it has to  15__  its resources, and pays less attention to the clock.

  16  , time passes without us really   17   it, and seems to go quickly. If the brain is not so active, it concentrates its   18   energies on monitoring the passing of time.   19  , time seems to drag.

Next time you feel bored   20   , perhaps you should pay more attention to what the teacher is saying!

1． A．guess                 B．learn                  C．believe              D．doubt

2． A．view                   B．point                  C．scene                 D．experience

3． A．drags                  B．stops                  C．backs                 D．gains

4． A．thought over     B．made up            C．suggested          D．come up with

5． A．change               B．develop             C．grow                   D．slow

6． A．sleepy               B．bored                 C．excited              D．active

7． A．report                B．think                  C．decide               D．see

8． A．produced           B．carried               C．tried                  D．performed

9． A．so                       B．when                  C．while                  D．but

10．A．partly                 B．quickly               C．how                    D．first

11．A．remember          B．focus on             C．forget                D．tell apart

12．A．the researchers B．the experiment C．the clock           D．the brain

13．A．much attention to                            B．more attention to C．attention to many       D．attention to more

14．A．busy                   B．likely                  C．ready                 D．sure

15．A．focus                  B．gather                C．reach                 D．spread

16．A．However            B．Furthermore      C．Therefore          D．Finally

17．A．recognizing        B．watching            C．noticing             D．counting

18．A．enough              B．full                     C．right                   D．proper

19．A．In fact                B．As a result          C．For example       D．Instead

20．A．in class               B．with work           C．in mind              D．of lessons

（七）

Some time ago, a fellow teacher asked me to be the referee（仲裁人）on the grading of an examination question. He was about to give a student a  _1   for his answer to a physics question. while the student said he should receive a perfect  _2   . I read the examination question: “Show how it is possible to  _3   the height of a tall building with the  _4   of a barometer（气压表）.”

The student had answered: “Take the barometer to the top of the building, fasten a   _5__  rope to it,  _6   the barometer to the street, and then bring it up,   7   the length of the rope. That’s the   8   .”

I pointed out that the student really had a strong case for full credit（学分）,since he had answered the question   9   and correctly, but the answer did not prove competence（能力）in physics. I   10   that the student have another try. I gave the student six minutes, with the   __11_  that his answer should show some   12   of physics. His answer read:

“Take the barometer to the top of the building and lean   13   the edge of the roof. Drop the barometer,   14   its fall with a stopwatch. Then, using the formula S=1/2at², calculate the height of the building.”

I gave the student   15   full credit.

Before I left, the student said he had  16   answers. “But,” said the student,  17   the best way is to knock at the superintendent’s（管理者）door. When he   18   , you say: Mr. Superintendent, here I have a(n)   19   barometer. If you will tell me the height of this building, I will   20   you this barometer.”

1． A．tick                    B．zero                   C．mark                  D．comment

2． A．score                  B．praise                 C．reward               D．prize

3． A．change               B．raise                   C．determine         D．find

4． A．care                   B．aid                     C．effort                 D．improvement

5． A．strong                B．big                     C．beautiful            D．long

6． A．lower                 B．drop                   C．carry                  D．place

7． A．covering             B．folding               C．measuring          D．imagining

8． A．height                B．width                 C．size                    D．weight

9． A．perfectly            B．completely        C．seriously            D．carefully

10．A．demanded         B．required             C．insisted              D．suggested

11．A．warning              B．advice                C．order                  D．point

12．A．wisdom              B．technology        C．knowledge         D．gift

13．A．on                      B．over                   C．against               D．beyond

14．A．stopping            B．observing           C．timing                D．watching

15．A．almost               B．still                    C．simply                D．hardly

16．A．some                  B．other                 C．two                    D．no

17．A．interestingly      B．surprisingly        C．probably            D．strangely

18．A．opens                 B．shouts                C．stares                 D．answers

19．A．fine                    B．large                  C．interesting         D．attractive

20．A．give                    B．lend                   C．sell                     D．show

（八）

My 23-year-old son Dan stood in the doorway, ready to say goodbye to his home. In a couple of hours he was going to fly out to France. He was going to be away for at least a year to learn a foreign language and    1    in a foreign country.

It was a milestone in Dan’s life, a change from school days to    2     . When we were to say goodbye , I    3    closely at his face. I would like to provide him with good    4___     that would last longer than here and now.

But not a sound came over my lips. I    5     motionless and silent, looking    6___    my son’s green eyes.

I knew that this wasn’t the first time I    7    such an opportunity pass me by. When Daniel was a little boy, I followed him to the bus on his first day in preschool. I    8    the excitement in his hand that held mine when the bus came round the corner. He looked at me—just       ___9    he did now. And then he boarded the bus and    10     . The bus drove away. And I hadn’t     11    a word.

Some ten years later, a similar experience    12     . His mother and I drove him to the university where he was going to     13    Dan was ill in bed when I wanted to say goodbye.    ___14    the words let me down. I only murmured something like “I hope you are    15    , Dan.” Then I turned around and left.

Now I stood in front of him and recalled all the    16     when I hadn’t make use of those opportunities. Why does it have to be so    17     to tell your son what you feel? My mouth was     18     , and I knew I would only say a few words.

“Dan,” I    19     stammered out（结结巴巴地说）, “if I had the choice myself, I would have    20    you.” That was all I could say. It was nothing, and yet it was everything.

1． A．experiment        B．experience        C．business             D．knowledge

2． A．hardworking       B．childhood          C．adulthood          D．freedom

3． A．looked               B．fixed                  C．glared                D．stared

4． A．gift                     B．support              C．skill                    D．advice

5． A．said                    B．stood                 C．sat                     D．wondered

6． A．like                    B．for                      C．at                       D．into

7． A．made                 B．had                    C．let                      D．noticed

8． A．felt                    B．knew                  C．found                 D．realized

9． A．when                  B．like                    C．since                  D．once

10．A．enjoyed             B．ran                     C．went                  D．disappeared

11．A．heard                 B．said                    C．gave                   D．left

12．A．took place         B．took on              C．turned out         D．turned up

13．A．play                    B．visit                   C．study                 D．search

14．A．Luckily               B．Once                  C．Again                  D．Therefore

15．A．lively                  B．happier              C．greater               D．better

16．A．times                 B．places                C．days                   D．chances

17．A．eager                 B．important          C．difficult             D．lovely

18．A．wet                    B．dry                     C．anxious              D．tight

19．A．directly              B．finally                C．kindly                 D．nervously

20．A．loved                 B．praised               C．supported          D．chosen

（九）

A strange woman comes to my door one day in early March. It’s a rich area so we often have people selling things     1     --dusters ,make—up ,frozen foods—but she doesn’t look like

__ 2    saleswoman. She hasn’t got the patter(喋喋不休)either .She    3     smiles shyly and puts a card in my hand : “Amy Turner .Pet Portraits Undertaken.”

I    4    my fingernail along the cheap gold edge of the card and look at her ,waiting for      __ 5    .

“I’ll paint any animal in the      6     of your own home,” Amy Turner says . “Wouldn’t you like a nice picture of your loved one ? I’ve had      7     of dogs ,cats ,parrots ,prize bulls.…”

“Prize bulls !” I can’t    8    looking up and down our street .The    9     of any of my neighbours    10    bulls in their back gardens makes me smile.

“I don’t have any animals ,” I say as we look past each other ,She must be    11   some little cat or dog would come running down the hall to give the game away     12     it is the first chance I’ve had to     13     the air outside .It is one of those spring mornings when you wake up and find winter’s gone .Even the camellia in the garden     14     has flowered overnight ,pink blossoms which look shocking     15     the quiet greens and greys.

       “Why are you still in your dressing gown?” Amy says ,turning her    16   back me . “It’s nearly lunchtime .Are you ill?”

       “I’m fine,” I    17    . I’m not going to tell a stranger I’ve just been sick in the toilet upstairs and would still be    18     my fingers down my throat if the doorbell hadn’t rung. But now I’m not sure what to do next .Amy is still standing there. She doesn’t seem to think that not having a pet is a good enough     19     .

       “I’m starving,” she says and I smile politely ,nodding the    20    you do before you say goodbye.

1． A．side-by-side      B．little-by-little   C．back-and-forth     D．door-to-door

2． A．an ordinary        B．a professional    C．a green              D．a serious

3． A．even                  B．ever                   C．just                    D．simple

4． A．put                     B．touch                 C．place                  D．run

5． A．an excuse          B．a deal                 C．an explanation   D．an opinion

6． A．interest             B．comfort             C．hope                  D．honour

7． A．experience        B．pictures             C．feeling               D．sense

8． A．avoid                  B．enjoy                 C．help                   D．appreciate

9． A．idea                   B．thought             C．sight                  D．touch

10．A．keeping              B．selling                C．buying                D．training

11．A．wishing              B．thinking             C．meaning             D．supposing

12．A．when                  B．and                    C．as                      D．but

13．A．smell                  B．breathe              C．feel                    D．take

14．A．besides              B．near                   C．opposite            D．farther

15．A．at                       B．with                   C．for                      D．against

16．A．mind                  B．eye                    C．attention           D．heart

17．A．refuse                B．agree                 C．tell                     D．lie

18．A．sticking              B．lifting                 C．leaving               D．closing

19．A．cause                 B．result                 C．excuse               D．fault

20．A．direction            B．way                    C．head                  D．work                    

（十）

It was a half-mile walk from our small house to the beach road , where the    1___      would be waiting for us .But that morning Janet was much worse . She couldn’t make    2___       walk . And I couldn’t carry her . The path to the beach was steep and narrow and    3     at the water ‘s edge .

I was a stranger far from home . I didn’t know    4    to turn for help . But I needed it badly . I hurried down to the beach and I found help .Four fishermen were about to go out for their morning    5    . I told them about my sick little sister . Could they help me get her down the

   6     ?I hardly got the words out of my mouth    7    they dragged their boat back onto the sand . They climbed the hill with me . One looked at Janet and they    8    their heads . They talked softly to one another . “   9     sick to sit in a chair,” one said .

“Better carry her    10    in bed ,” said another .

An iron cot （儿童床）   11    along the cliff ! I was frightened . How could they do it ?

   12    the men told me not to worry . “Truly easy , truly    13    ” they said .

They tied a rope to each leg of the cot . Each of them threw a rope    14     his shoulder and held the end in one hand . I understood what they meant to do .    15     they carried the cot down the path , they would use the ropes to keep the cot    16     .But what if one of the men slipped and lost his balance ? What would happen to him –to the others-to    17    ? The men just smiled at my alarm. “That    18    will make us even more careful.” They said .

The men went down the path . Every    19     was a careful one . Always the cot was level , with never a bump . When they reached the beach road , they quietly lifted Janet into the taxi .    20    , they stretched her out on the back seat .

We made the morning train for Tokyo . And there an ambulance was waiting to take Janet to the hospital . The doctor told me that I had got my little girl there just in time . Janet would be all right soon .

1． A．doctors             B．taxi                   C．boat                  D．fishermen

2． A．a                        B．her                    C．this                   D．that

3． A．only                   B．much                 C．right                  D．straight

4． A．how                   B．what                  C．where                D．when

5． A．catch                 B．train                   C．exercises           D．help

6． A．road                  B．way                   C．path                  D．drive

7． A．when                 B．while                 C．after                  D．before

8． A．shook                B．nodded             C．held up             D．dropped

9． A．Very                   B．Too                     C．So                      D．Truly

10．A．sitting               B．lying                  C．kneeling            D．standing

11．A．took                   B．brought             C．lifted                 D．carried

12．A．And                   B．But                    C．Then                 D．So

13．A．interesting        B．exciting             C．dangerous         D．safe

14．A．over                  B．on                     C．through             D．across

15．A．As                       B．Because            C．Before               D．Since

16．A．smooth             B．unchanged        C．level                  D．unmoved

17．A．me                    B．Janet                C．themselves       D．the-cot

18．A．chance              B．matter              C．problem            D．time

19．A．walk                  B．step                  C．foot                   D．pace

20．A．Anxiously          B．Quickly              C．Nervously          D．Carefully

（十一）

In some cities , workaholism（废寝忘食工作）is so common that people don’t consider it unusual . They accept the lifestyle as    1     . Government workers in Washington , D. C. ,

   2    , frequently work sixty to seventy hours a week . They don’t do this because they have to ; they do it because they    3    to . Workaholism can be a    4     problem . Because true workaholics would rather work than do anything else , they     5     have no idea of how to relax ; that is , they might not    6     movies , sports , or other types of entertainment . Most of all , they     7     to sit and do nothing . The lives of workaholics are usually stressful , and this tension（紧张）and worry can cause     8     problems such as heart attacks and stomach diseases .    9     , typical workaholics don’t pay much attention to their families . Their marriages may end in     10     as they spend little time with their families .

Is workaholism     11     dangerous ? Perhaps not . There are , certainly , people who work     12     under stress . Some studies show that many workaholics have great energy and interest in work . They feel    13     is so pleasurable that they are actually very happy . For most workaholics , work and entertainment are the same thing . Their jobs    14     them with a challenge ; this keeps them busy and creative .

    15     do workaholics enjoy their jobs so much ? There are several    16     to work . Of course , it provides people with paychecks , and this is important . But it offers    17       

financial security . It provides people with self-confidence（自信心）; they have a feeling of satisfaction    18    they have produced a challenging piece of work and are able to say “I

   19    it”. Psychologists （心理学家）claim that their work gives people an identity （自身价值）. After they take part in work , they    20    a sense of self and individualism .

1． A．strange              B．boring               C．pleasant            D．normal

2． A．for example      B．on the other hand C．what’s more D．after all

3． A．agree                 B．promise             C．dare                  D．want

4． A．slight                 B．serious              C．obvious             D．difficult

5． A．still                    B．probably            C．certainly           D．mostly

6． A．afford                B．enjoy                C．watch                D．allow

7． A．dream               B．decide               C．intend               D．hate

8． A．physical             B．cultural             C．social                D．mental

9． A．Therefore          B．However            C．Anyway              D．Besides

10．A．happiness          B．silence              C．failure               D．surprise

11．A．sometimes        B．always               C．seldom              D．hardly

12．A．sadly                 B．differently        C．efficiently         D．slowly

13．A．study                 B．family                C．life                    D．work

14．A．equip                B．pack                  C．provide             D．fill

15．A．When                B．Why                   C．How                   D．Where

16．A．factors              B．advantages        C．steps                 D．ways

17．A．no more            B．more or less       C．no more than    D．more than

18．A．when                 B．before               C．unless               D．until

19．A．valued               B．failed                C．caught               D．made

20．A．give                   B．lose                   C．get                    D．need

(十二)

    Animals perform many useful and amusing jobs． Dogs are particularly valuable in guiding the blind,  1  property，finding  2  people，and hunting criminals．Horses are used in guarding herds，carrying men in lands where there are no roads，and helping farmers work their land．Pigeons  3  to carry message．Wild animals from the jungles，forests and seas are very popular performers in  4  and motion pictures．People realize that,  5   animals may not have the same intelligence as  6  ，they are smart enough to learn certain things．

    The first thing a dog is taught is to  7  ．It should not  8  too 1ong for him to learn commands．Simple orders，such as“sit，lie down，stay there，come here，”cane  9  be taught by a child．

    Training a dog to be a watchdog often produces unexpected results．Some dogs quickly learn the difference  10  unwanted people and friends．This is  11  their masters welcome friends and invite them into their houses．However，some dogs will always  12  the postman who comes to  13   letters．0ne explanation for this behavior is that，although the postman comes to the house often he never  14  the house．Therefore，the dog thinks the postman is someone  15  is not wanted，but keeps  16  back anyway．

    Dogs are extremely useful as  17  for blind people．When a dog has been properly trained，he will lead his blind master in the right direction and keep him  18  danger．For example，seeing eye dogs  19  a busy road when cars are coming，  20  their masters command them to do so．

1．A．saving  B．helping     C．making  D．protecting

2．A．1ost    B．1osing      C．1oss    D．missed

3．A．have long used                  B．have long been used 

 C．have 1ong been using            D．are 1ong being used

4．A．cinemas     B．theatres        C．museums             D．circuses(马戏)

5．A．although    B．as             C．since                 D．because

6．A．me         B．human things   C．haman beings          D．students

7．A．obey       B．command       C．do                  D．study

8．A．spend      B．take            C．use                 D．want

9．A．still        B．though           C．enough            D．even

10．A．from      B．between          C．among            D．with

11．A．because of  B．due to           C．why              D．because

12．A．beat       B．protest           C．attack            D． eat

13．A．deliver(送)  B．give            C．post              D．fetch

14．A．enters           B．enters into           C．gets          D．arrives to

15．A．he              B．who               C．whom         D．which

16．A．come           B．to come             C．coming        D．it coming

17．A．companies       B．companions         C．men           D．colleagues

18．A．out from         B．out         C．out 0f          D．out by

19．A．1earn never to across         B．1earn to never cross

    C．never learn to cross          D．1earn never to cross

20．A．even         B．if     C．even if   D．because

（十三）

The professor’s house，big and untidy，stood alone at one end of a huge garden．The place was totally uncared for，quite  1  and overgrown with all sorts of useless things．I

  2  my way through bushes and tall weeds to the front door and rang the bell．

    I Was glad that I had found him．In twenty minutes he  3  me right on all the  4  that had puzzled me．I was on the  5  of leaving when I looked out of his study window and said，“You’re very fond of gardening，I see．”

    “No，I’m not，”he said．“  6  ，I love this garden，though．It’s  7  I always wanted it to be．I never touch it at a11．”

    “It could be made 1ovely．1t  8  ．a pity to let all this ground to go to waste．But perhaps you don’t  9  that way?“said I．

    “I don’t．I lived here when I was a child,and I had  10  of gardening then．It was my father’s hobby，you．see．Unfortunately，he wasn’  11  enough to do it himself．My brother and I did all of it between us year after year．There was one right way and many wrong ways．Each blade(叶片)of grass was an enemy to be  12   by hand，not just cut off．I’ve spent a good part of 1ife at work here．”

    “I see．You took a dislike to it，and now you’re getting even!”

    “I dislike it．Then，of course，I didn’t understand the  13  it had．It used to

  14  me．It appeared in my dreams-a mistake here，something not quite straight here,the enemy showing its head in a place I was  15  to have cleaned．The work was too much．It seemed endless．The size of the place Was itself a fight to a boy．”

    “And now it’s yours，you’re just letting it go to．．．”

    “  16  ？”he said．“No，I don’t agree with that．This garden and I are now the best friends．I like  17  it grow  18  its own way．I make no demands on it．I never disturb it．and it never disturbs me．It has  19  at last，and so have I．”

    “But the path is over grown．It’s inconvenient for you，isn’t it?”

    “That’s part of my  20  ，”he laughed．“You can go out the back way．The weeds are shorter there because they don’t get the sun．”

1．A．wild        B．crazy      C．1arge       D．nice

2．A．1ost        B．felt        C．took        D．made

3．A．let         B．put        C．taught       D．explained

4．A．gardening   B．plants      C．problems    D．so1ution

5．A．time       B．point       C．permission   D．request

6．A．Even if     B．So         C．As though   D．Even so

7．A．as         B．where      C．why        D．whether

8．A．seems      B．is          C．proves      D．sounds

9．A．recognize   B．sense       C．see         D．know

10．A．fond      B．short        C．free        D．enough

11．A．interested  B．fit          C．content     D．demanding

12．A．fought against    B．cleared up    C．rooted out    D．cut down

13．A．effect      B．reason      C．cause              D．result

14．A．astonish    B．shock      C．worry              D．disappoint

15．A．thought    B．supposed    C．ordered            D．expected

16．A．sell        B．develop    C．grow               D．ruin

17．A．noticing    B．attending   C．watering            D．watching

18．A．on         B．in         C．with               D．of

19．A．freedom    B．time       C．sunlight            D．space

20．A．1ife       B．pleasure     C．job               D．research

(十四)

    Once upon a time，bee-keepers killed their bees every autumn．Why，you may  1  ．Well，the answer is this．To  2  some honey，bee-keepers and farmers used to  3  small Wooden boxes in a corner of the farmyard．Bees would come and fill the box with  4  ．However，there was one way of getting the honey out without killing the bees．  5  they  used  to  burn  a chemical  6  to the box in order to  7  the bees and then take the honey．

    Now．bee-keepers uses beehives to collect honey．In the  8  there are a number of wooden squares with spaces between them which can be lifted out．In late  9  ，the squares，which are now full of honeycomb are  10  out．  11  are put in a special machine and turned round and round very fast for several minutes．Turning the squares round and round like this forces out the  12  .Then the honey is collected and poured into jars．  13  that the  14  squares are returned to the hive for the  15  to fill with honey the following year．

    Bees need food to  16  the winter．That’s  17  they make honey．Bee-keepers can do one or two things．  18  they can leave some of the honey in the hive for the bees to eat during the winter．0r else they can remove all the honey and  19  the bees with a mixture of sugar and water for the bees to eat  20  ．

1． A．speak            B．say         C．ask          D．refuse

2． A．buy             B．get          C．ea           D．have

3． A．bring out         B．set out       C．put out       D．take out

4． A．honeycomb       B．honey       C．food         D．wood

5． A．But             B．Yet          C．And         D．So

6． A．far              B．close        C．following     D．under

7． A．drive            B．kill          C．1et out       D．close

8． A．beehive          B．honeycomb   C．form         D．boxes

9． A．autumn          B．winter        C．summer      D．spring

10．A．poured          B．1eft          C．lifted         D．risen

11．A．The wooden boxes B．The things     C．The honeycombs    D．The squares

12．A．bees            B．sugar         C．chemical      D．honey

13．A．After           B．Before        C．So           D．Since

14．A．full            B．empty         C．filled         D．hollow

15．A．farmers         B．bees          C．bee-keepers    D．people

16．A．1ive through     B．take          C．1ive in        D．set

17．A．how            B．whether       C．why          D．the matter

18．A．Neither         B．Nor           C．Either        D．0r

19．A．fill            B．1eave          C．help          D．provide

20．A．yet            B．instead         C．beside        D．still

(十五)

The Depression(萧条)didn’t make much change in my grandparents’lives．But it did bring an unending flow of men out of  1  ，drifting(being carried)from job to job，to the farm．The

  2  to show up(露面)at the door of the kitchen was a man in rags(衣衫褴褛)．He quietly

  3  that he hadn’t eaten for a while．Grandpa stood watching him a  4  ，then said， “There’s a stack(堆，垛)of firewood against the fence behind the barn(谷仓)．I’ve been       

  5  to get it moved to the other side of the fence．You have just about  6  time to finish the job before lunch．”

    Grandma said a  7  thing happened．The man got a  8  in his eyes and he hurried to the barn at once．She  9  another place at the table and made an apple pie．During lunch，the stranger didn’t  10  much，but when he left，his  11  straightened．“Nothing ruins a man like  12  his self-respect．”Grandpa 1ater told me．

    Soon after，another man  13  up asking for  a meal．This one was dressed  14  a suit and carried a Small Suitcase．Crandpa came out，1ooked at the man and offered a  15   ．“There is a stack of firewood along the fence down the barn，I’ve been meaning to get it moved． It’d surely be a  16  to me．And we’d be pleased to have you  17  for lunch．”

    The fellow set his suitease  18  and neatly laid his coat on top．Then he set  19  to work．

    Grandma says she doesn’t remember how many strangers they  20  a meal with during those Depression days ——or how many times that stack of firewood got moved．

1．A．Iife         B．business     C．farming      D．work

2．A．guest        B．first        C．second       D．next

3．A．explained    B．spoke       C．described     D．talked

4．A．glance      B．1ittle        C．bit           D．1ook

5．A．dreaming    B．needing     C．wishing       D．hoping

6．A．some       B．full         C．much         D．enough

7．A．fearing      B．funny       C．serious       D．surprising

8．A．light        B．flame       C．shine         D．fire

9．A．put         B．took        C．set           D．sat

10．A．say        B．drink       C．eat           D．have

11．A．shoulders   B．arms       C．feet           D．hands

12．A．throwing   B．1osing      C．1ost          D．protecting

13．A．went       B．appeared   C．came          D．showed

14．A．up         B．in         C．with          D．by

15．A．smile       B．wave：    C．nod           D．handshake

16．A．favour      B．offer      C．help           D．wonder

17．A．stay        B．remain     C．honour        D．wait

18．A．away       B．aside      C．along          D．around

19．A．for         B．off        C．of            D．upon

20．A．spared      B．supplied    C．supported     D．shared

(十六)

    0ne afternoon John was cutting up wood when a neighbour drove up in his cart．

    “Have you heard the  1  about the mine in Placerville?”he asked．“There was a cave-in and a miner was killed．He has three children．The  2  thing is，his wife is dead．He only has a married sister who might take them  3  she lives on the other side of the Sierras．And the snow is too  4  to get any mail across the mountains．”

John went on working，but his thoughts were on the snow-covered  5  through the mountains．He remembered  6  as a boy he had climbed snow mountains on

Snowshoe. He examined the wood．Then and there he decided to make a pair of snowshoes out of it．

    After  he made them  he began  to  practise on his snowshoe until he felt  7  of himself．Then he showed his  neighbours how his snowshoes  8  ．

    Stepping forward，one of the town elders spoke up．“If you are ready．Go ahead and carry the mail．”

    With neither tracks nor paths to  9  ．he moved ahead on what he believed to be the proper  10  ．As he went up the mountains the wind and cold could barely slow him down．

    When darkness  11  ，John still moved on，guided by the stars．It was late into the night when he finally decided to Stop．He must save his  12  for the long journey still ahead．

    Finding the stump of a tree，he set it on  13  ． Then he made a platform of branches on the snow．Stretching out on it with his feet to the fire and the mailbag under his head，he fell asleep．

   After three days of traveling，he  14  smoke curling(袅袅升起)upward from the chimneys．John knew he was nearing the town．

   As he glided into town，people  15  out of their homes and gathered around him．

   They stared in  16  at the blue-eyed man on strange snowshoes．

  “I brought you mail from Placerville，”John said simply．

   The following day the sister of the dead miner gave John a letter．“I’ll come  17  the children as soon as the pass is clear．”She to1d him．

   For the next five winters，  18  paid little，snowshoe John went on steadily carrying the mail.For many Years John was talked about as the famous mail-carrying  19  of the Far West．He was also  20  for the shoes he wore．they were the first snow-shoes，ever Seen in California.

1．A．fact        B．expressions    C．News          D．reality

2．A．story       B．harmful       C．first           D．happy

3．A  and        B．but           C．so             D．unless

4．A．cold       B．freezing       C．deep           D．fallen

5．A．Village     B．part          C．pass           D．street

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

7．A．tired       B．proud         C．afraid          D．sure

8．A．did        B．worked        C．wore          D．took

9．A．travel      B．pass          C．follow         D．look

l0．A．cause     B．course        C．beginning       D．branch

11．A．sank      B．fell           C．happened       D．remained

12．A．strength   B．time          C．food           D．money

13．A．place     B．bed           C．board          D．fire

14．A．sighted   B．smelled        C．heard          D．tasted

15．A．kept      B．poured        C．picked         D．stayed

16．A．public    B．order          C．fear           D．surprise

17．A．for       B．at            C．on            D．to

18．A．if        B．however       C．although       D．because

19．A．passenger  B．guide         C．hero          D．teacher

20．A．recognized B．reported       C．remembered    D．realized

(十七)

You’ve been away from us for three years．You told us a 1ie that I came to know not long ago．

On this special day  1  teachers across the country，I can   2  hold myself back from telling your white lie to those  3  would lend me an ear．

Do you still remember the happy  4  about six years ago  We fixed our eyes on you at your arrival．You，a beautiful young lady，promised us that you would  5  in our village．

Soon after，We began to find your part of your students and their simple honest  6  ．The villagers found their children spent more time on their books  7  after doing their homework and  housework．Yet they still  8  that one day you might leave．You  9  a smile all the time，which reduced to some extent(程度)their  10  of your leaving．You went all out in the teaching of your students，  11  them not only in their studies but also in their tuition(学费)．

You often emphasized(强调)to us the  12  of one’s 1ife，so that  13  have been what you were after in those five years !

0ne co1d morning  14  class began，you entered the room as if yon had been crying 15   in your class，we  16  but looked away from your eyes．You  17  for some time as if you were trying to find the right words…You said you would go   18  and would never be back to teach because your parents wanted you more…

On the following morning，we  19  yon the very best and the villagers gave you their thanks．The train  20  you and your broken heart away．

   The other day I overheard my parents chatting that you had lung cancer and left the world soon after you waved good bye．

1．A．to         B．for          C．of          D．toward

2．A．almost     B．seldom       C．hardly      D．soon

3．A．which     B．that          C．whosever    D．who

4．A．scene      B．situation      C．case        D．sign

5．A．stay       B．practice       C．settle       D．exist

6．A．teachers        B．parents         C．friends         D．children

7．A．even           B．soon           C．1ung          D．straight

8．A．frightened       B．feared         C．told           D．doubted

9．A．wore           B．held           C．looked         D．contained

10．A．puzzle         B．trouble         C．question       D．worry

11．A．helping        B．teaching        C．asking         D．offering

12．A．enjoyment      B．happiness       C．theory        D．ualue

13．A．must           B．can           C．may           D．should

14．A．while          B．once           C．when         D．until

15．A．nervously       B．bitterly        C．heavily        D．angrily

16．A．1istened        B．talked         C．discussed      D．reviewed

17．A．explained       B．stopped        C．1aughed       D．spoke

18．A．down          B．up            C．over           D．away

19．A．hoped          B．expected       C．wished        D．brought

20．A．put            B．turned         C．took          D．broke

(十八)

London life for Cathy Hagner and her three children is very tiring．

Their  1  school day and her job as a lawyer’s assistant are busy enough．  2  Hagner also has to take the two boys to soccer or hockey or basketball while drop．ping off her

  3  at piano lessons or Girl Scout Club．  4  ，the exhausted(筋疲力尽的)family doesn’t  get home until 7 p.m..There is just time for a quick  5  before homework．

In today’s world，middle-class American and British parents treat their children  6  ，they were competitors  7  for some finishing line．

Parents take their children from activity to activity to make their future  8  ．It seems that raising a man much cleverer than anyone else had become a more  9  goal than raising a happy and well-balanced child．

“  10  across the country are reporting. a growing number  of children  11  from  stomachaches and headaches  12  exhaustion and pressures” says child expert William Doherty of the University of Minnesota．

Teachers are  13  exhausted kids in the classroom． It’s a very serious problem．Many children attend   14  clubs by necessity．But competitive pressures also   15  an explosion of activities．They  16  sports，language．Music and Math classes for children as  17  as four．

“There is a new trend(趋势)among many parents．You have to tap all of your child’s ability at a young age，  18  you will let them down，”says Terry  Apter，a Cambridge-based child and adolescent  psychiatrist(青少年精神病专家)．

“It isn’t entirely  19  there have always been such parents．But what was seen as strange

behavior  before now well  20  .”

1．A．haft           B．part           C．full          D．normal

2．A．or            B．So             C．But         D．For

3．A．daughter       B．sons           C．girls         D．kids

4．A．Often         B．However        C．Though      D．Seldom

5．A．lunch         B．supper          C．breakfast     D．tea

6．A．even if        B．as if            C．now that     D．in case

7．A．hoping        B．caring          C．calling       D．racing

8．A．equal         B．smooth         C．excited       D．bright

9．A．exact         B．excellent        C．difficult      D．important

l0．A．Doctors      B．Lawyers        C．Engineers     D．Businessmen

11．A．dying        B．preventing      C．suffering      D．1earIling

12．A．due to       B．so as to         C．according to   D．referring to

13．A．dealing With  B．playing with     C．going on with  D．getting on with

14．A．grown-up     B．bodybuilding   C．after-school    D．night

15．A．grow         B．reduce        C．stop          D．create

16．A．have         B．enjoy         C．teach         D．include

17．A．old          B．young         C．many        D．much

18．A．and          B．so            C．0r           D．unless

19．A．old          B．new           C．wrong       D．right

20．A．respected     B．accepted        C．refused      D．managed

(十九)

what is intelligence(智力) anyway? when I Was in the army I  1  an intelligence test that

all soldiers took，and，against  2  of 100，scored 160．

I had an auto-repair man once，who，oil these intelligence．tests，could not  3  have scored mort than 80．  4  ，when anything went wrong with my car I hurried to him—and be always  5  it．

Well，then，suppose my auto-repair man  6  questions for some intelligence tests．Be every one of them I’d prove myself a  7  ．In a world where I have to work with my  8  ，I’d do poorly．

Consider my auto-repair man  9  ．He had a habit of telling  10   One time he said，“Doc，a deaf and dumb(聋哑)man  11  some nails．Having entered a store，he put two fingers together on the counter and made  12  movements with the other hand．The clerk brought him ahammer．He  13  his head and pointed to the two fingers he Was hammering．The clerk 14

him some nails．He picked out the right size and left．Well，Doc，the  15  man who came in was blind．He wanted seissors(剪刀)．  16  do you Suppose he asked for them?” I lifted my right hand and made seissoring movements with my first two fingers．He burst out

laughing and said，“Why，you fool，he used his  17  and asked for them．I’ve been 18 that

on all my customers today，but I knew  19  I’d catch you．”“Why is that?” I asked

“Because you are so god．damned educated，Doc，I knew you couldn’t be very  20  ”

And I have an uneasy feeling he had something there．

1．A．failed           B．wrote         C．received       D．chose

2．A．an average       B．a total        C．an exam        D．a number

3．A．always          B．possibly      C．certainly        D．frequently

4．A．Then           B．Thus         C．Therefore       D．Yet

5．A．fixed           B．checked       C．drove          D．changed

6．A．answered        B．practised      C．designed       D．tried

7．A．teacher          B．doctor        C．winner         D．fool

8．A．brains           B．effort        C．hands          D．attention

9．A．again           B．as usual       C．too            D．as well

10．A．1ies           B．jokes         C．news           D．tales

11．A．bought         B．tested        C．found          D．needed

12．A．cutting         B．hammering    C．waving         D．circling

13．A．nodded         B．raised        C．shook          D．turned

14．A．brought        B．packed        C．sent           D．sold

15．A．clever          B．other         C．right          D．next

16．A．What          B．How          C．Who          D．Which

17．A．imagination     B．hand          C．voice         D．information

18．A．trying          B．proving       C．practising      D．examining

19．A．for sure         B．at once       C．in fact         D．right now

20．A．clear           B．silly          C．s10w         D．smart

答案：

第二节      完形填空

（一）   1-5  CCDBC     6-10  DA ABA     11-15  BADDC    16-20  ABACD

（二）   1-5  ADDCA     6-10  ACBBD     11-15  BCAAD    16-20  CACAD

（三）   1-5  BDCBD     6-10  BABAC     11-15  DDACA    16-20  CDBBC

（四）   1-5   ABCDC     6-10  ADBBD     11-15  BABDA     16-20   BCACD

（五）   1-5   ACADB     6-10  CDCBA     11-15  DBA AB     16-20   DDCBC

（六）   1-5   CCADA     6-10  BBDCD     11-15  BDDAD     16-20   CCBBA 

（七）   1-5   BACBD     6-10  ACABD           11-15  ACBCA     16-20    BCDAA

（八）   1-5   BCADB     6-10  DCABD     11-15  BACCD     16-20   ACBBD   

（九）   1-5   DBCDC     6-10  BACBA     11-15  ABACD     16-20   CDACB

（十）   1-5   BDCCA     6-10  CDABB     11-15  DBDAA     16-20   CBABD  

（十一）   1-5   DADBB     6-10  BDADC     11-15  BCDCB     16-20   BDADC

(十二)    1-5  BDABDA    6-10  CABDB     11-15  DCAAB     16-20   CBCDC

(十三)    1-5  ADBCB     6-10  DAACD     11-15  BCACB     16-20   DDBAB

(十四)    1-5  CBCBD     6-10  BAACC     11-15  DDABB     16-20   ACCDB

(十五)    1-5  DBACB     6-10  DDCCA     11-15  ABDBD     16-20   CABBD

(十六)    1-5  CABCC     6-10  ADBCB     11-15  BADAB     16-20   DACCC

(十七)    1-5  BCDAC     6-10  BABAD     11-15  ADACB     16-20   ABDCC

(十八)    1-5  CCAAB     6-10  BDDDA     11-15  CAACD     16-20   DBCBB

(十九)    1-5  CABDA     6-10  CDCAB     11-15  DBCAD     16-20   BCAAD