职英综合B 完型填空补充练习.docx

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职英综合B完型填空补充练习

第六篇

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TeachingandLearning

Manyteachersbelievethattheresponsibilitiesforlearninglie___51___thestudent.Ifalongreadingassignmentisgiven,instructorsexpectstudentstobe___52___withtheinformationinthereadingeveniftheydonotdiscussinclassor___53___anexamination.Theidealstudentisconsideredtobeonewhoismotivatedtolearn___54___thesakeoflearning,nottheoneinterestedonlyingettinghighgrades.Sometimeshomeworkis___55___withbriefwrittencommentsbutwithoutagrade.___56___agradeisnotgiven,thestudentisresponsibleforlearningthematerialassigned.Whenresearchis___57___,theprofessorexpectsthestudenttotakeitactivelyandtocompleteitwithminimum___58___.Itisthestudent’sresponsibilitiestofindbooks,magazines,andarticlesinthelibrary.Professorsdonothavethetimetoexplain___59___auniversitylibraryworks,theyexpectstudents,particularlygraduatestudents,toexhaustthe___60___sourcesinthelibrary.Professorswillhelpstudentswhoneedit,butpreferthattheirstudentsshouldnotbetoo___61___onthem.IntheUnitedStates,professorshavemanyotherduties___62___teaching,suchasadministrativeofresearchwork.___63___,thetimethataprofessorcanspendwithastudentoutsideofclassis___64___.Ifastudenthasproblemswithclassroomwork,thestudentshould___65___approachaprofessorduringofficehoursormakeanappointment.

51.A）withB）onC）beforeD）besides

52.A）knownB）familiarC）interestedD）curious

53.A）prepareB）makeC）takeD）get

54.A）withB）aboutC）inD）for

55.A）givenB）returnedC）submittedD）provided

56.A）BecauseB）SinceC）EvenifD）Unless

57.A）deliveredB）completedC）collectedD）assigned

58.A）guidanceB）commentC）mistakeD）requirement

59.A）whyB）whenC）howD）where

60.A）inferenceB）preferenceC）differenceD）reference

61.A）dependentB）independentC）demandingD）careless

62.A）exceptB）besidesC）withD）without

63.A）HoweverB）MoreoverC）FurthermoreD）Therefore

64.A）limitedB）irregularC）flexibleD）plentiful

65.A）neitherB）eitherC）notD）never

第七篇

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TheDifferencebetweenManandComputer

Whatmakespeopledifferentfromcomputerprograms?

Whatisthemissingelementthatourtheoriesdon’tyetaccount___51___?

Theanswerissimple:

Peoplereadthenewspaperstoriesforareason:

tolearnmoreabout___52___theyareinterestedin.Computers,ontheotherhand,don’t.Infact,computersdon’tevenhave___53___;thereisnothinginparticularthattheyaretryingtofindoutwhentheyread.Ifacomputerprogramistobeamodelofstory___54___,itshouldalsoreadfora“purpose”.

Ofcourse,peoplehaveseveralgoalsthatdonotmake___55___toattributetocomputers.Onemightreadarestaurantguideinordertosatisfyhungeror___56___goals,ortofindagoodplacetogoforabusinesslunch.Computersdonot___57___hungry,andcomputersdonothavebusinesslunches.

___58___,thesephysiologicalandsocialgoalsgiverisetoseveralintellectualorcognitivegoals.Agoalto___59___hungergivesrisetogoalstofindinformationaboutthenameofarestaurantwhich___60___thedesiredtypeoffood,howexpensivetherestaurantis,the___61___oftherestaurant,etc.Thesearegoalstoacquireinformationorknowledge,whatwearecalling___62___goals.Thesegoalscanbeheldbycomputerstoo;acomputer___63___“want”tofindoutthelocationofarestaurant,andreadaguideinordertodosointhesamewayasapersonmight.___64___suchagoalwouldnotariseoutofhungerinthe___65___ofthecomputer,itmightwellariseoutofthe“goal”tolearnmoreaboutrestaurants.

51.A）forB）aboutC）withD）of

52.A）whenB）whatC）howD）why

53.A）sensesB）feelingsC）opinionsD）interests

54.A）informationB）backgroundC）understandingD）knowledge

55.A）senseB）sceneC）successD）progress

56.A）attainmentB）entertainmentC）accomplishmentD）attachment

57.A）findB）makeC）takeD）get

58.A）MoreoverB）ThereforeC）HoweverD）Recently

59.A）satisfyB）eliminateC）completeD）establish

60.A）supportsB）servesC）sellsD）orders

61.A）situationB）allocationC）occasionD）location

62.A）realizingB）completingC）learningD）attaining

63.A）mightB）wouldC）shouldD）could

64.A）UnlessB）WhileC）AfterD）Before

65.A）extentB）eventC）exampleD）case

第八篇

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LookontheBrightSide

Doyoueverwishyouweremoreoptimistic,someonewho___51___expectedtobesuccessful?

Havingsomeonearoundwhoalways___52___theworstisn’treallyalotoffun.Weallknowsomeonewhoseesa___53___cloudonasunnydayandsays,“Itlookslikerain.”Butifyoucatchyourselfthinkingsuchthings,it’simportanttodo___54___aboutit.

Youcanchangeyourviewoflife,accordingtopsychologists.Itonly___55___alittleeffort,andyou’llfindlifemorerewarding___56___aresult.Optimism,theysay,ispartlyaboutself-respectand___57___,butit’salsoamorepositivewayoflookingatlifeandallithastooffer.Optimistsaremore___58___tostartnewprojectsandaregenerallymore___59___totakerisks.

Upbringingisobviouslyveryimportantin___60___yourattitudetotheworld.Somepeoplearebroughtupto___61___toomuchonothersandgrowupforever___62___otherpeoplewhenanythinggoeswrong.Mostoptimists,onthe___63___hand,havebeenbroughtupnottoregard___64___astheendoftheworld—theyjustgeton___65___theirlives.

51.A）neverB）alwaysC）seldomD）hardly

52.A）doubtsB）worriesC）caresD）fears

53.A）onlyB）mereC）singleD）simple

54.A）somethingB）anythingC）nothingD）everything

55.A）makesB）takesC）getsD）uses

56.A）forB）withC）inD）as

57.A）consequenceB）contributionC）confidenceD）conference

58.A）likelyB）possibleC）hopefulD）helpful

59.A）protectedB）preparedC）preventedD）preferred

60.A）takingB）givingC）bringingD）forming

61.A）decideB）developC）dependD）deserve

62.A）blamingB）complainingC）praisingD）believing

63.A）nextB）otherC）oppositeD）contrary

64.A）pessimismB）pressureC）darknessD）failure

65.A）alongB）duringC）withD）in

第九篇

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TheFirstBicycle

Thehistoryofthebicyclegoesbackmorethan200years.In1791,CountdeSivrac___51___onlookersinaparkinParisasheshowedoffhistwo-wheeled___52___,amachinecalledtheceleriferé.Itwasbasicallyanenlarged___53___ofachildren’stoywhichhadbeeninuse___54___manyyears.Sivrac’sceleriferéhadawoodenframe,madeinthe___55___ofahorse,whichwasmountedonawheelat___56___end.Torideit,yousatonasmallseat,justlikeamodernbicycle,andpushed___57___againstthegroundwithyourlegs—therewerenopedals.Itwas___59___tosteeraceleriferéandithadnobrakes,but___59___theseproblemstheinventionverymuchappealedtothefashionableyoungmenofParis.___60___theywereholdingracesupanddownthestreets.

Minor___61___werecommonasridersattemptedafinalburstofspeed.Controllingthemachinewasdifficult,___62___theonlywaytochangedirectionwastopullupthefrontofthecelerieréandturnitroundwhilethefrontwheelwas___63___intheair.“Cereriferés”werenotpopularforlong,however,asthecombinationofsprings,nosteeringand___64___roadsmaderidingthemveryuncomfortable.Evenso,thewoodencereriferéwasthe___65___ofthemodernbicycle.”

51.A）expectedB）enjoyedC）delightedD）cheered

52.A）discoveryB）findingC）productionD）invention

53.A）exampleB）versionC）caseD）model

54.A）forB）inC）withD）on

55.A）appearanceB）sizeC）shapeD）resemblance

56.A）bothB）allC）neitherD）either

57.A）deeplyB）hardC）heavilyD）loosely

58.A）impossibleB）comfortableC）feasibleD）workable

59.A）withoutB）withC）despiteD）against

60.A）AfterwardsB）FastC）LatelyD）Soon

61.A）woundsB）injuriesC）breaksD）trips

62.A）asB）ifC）whenD）after

63.A）circlingB）windingC）spinningD）cycling

64.A）wideB）smoothC）enoughD）rough

65.A）designB）originC）resultD）model

第十篇

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WorkingMothers

Carefullyconductedresearchesthathavefollowedthechildrenofworkingmothershavenotbeenabletoshowanylong-termproblems,comparedwiththechildren___51___mothersstayedathome.Mypersonalviewisthatmothersshouldbeallowedtoworkiftheywish.___52___welikeitornot,thereareanumberofmotherswhojusthavetowork.Therearethosewhohaveinvestedsuchabigpartoftheirlivesin___53___acareerthattheycannotaffordtoseeitlost.Thetherearemanywhomustworkoutofpureeconomic___54___.Manymothersarenotcutouttobefull-timeparents.Afterafewmonthsathomewith___55___lovedinfant,theyfeeltrappedandisolated.

Thereareanumberofopinionswhenit___56___tochoosingchildcare.TheserangefromchildmindersandnanniesthroughtoGrannyorthekindlady___57___thestreet.Inreality,however,manyparentsdon’thaveany___58___;theyhavetoacceptanythingtheycanget.Be___59___!

Nomatterhowgoodthechildcaremaybe,somechildrenaregoingtoprotestwildlyiftheyareleft.Thisisa___60___normalstageofchilddevelopment.Babiesseparatewellinthefirstsixmonths,but___61___afterthattheystarttogetacrushonMumandclosefamilymembers.Makesurethatinthefirstweekyouallow___62___timetohelpyourchildsettlein.

Allchildrenaredifferent.Someareindependent,___63___othersareattachedtotheirmothers.Rememberthatifyouwantto___64___thebestforyourchildren,it’snotthequantityoftimeyouspendwiththem,it’sthequalitythat___65___.

51.A）whoseB）