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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
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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)