专题12 完形填空专项练习二高二秋季开学返校各题型专项练习Word文档格式.docx
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8.A.brought
B.discovered
C.handled
D.announced
9.A.however
B.therefore
C.seldom
D.never
10.A.truths
B.problems
C.investigations
D.subjects
11.A.threw
B.fell
C.ran
D.rolled
12.A.although
B.because
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15.A.spirit
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16.A.plans
B.opinions
C.world
D.ability
17.A.ledto
B.turnedto
C.setup
D.putforward
18.A.makes
B.prevents
C.considers
D.promises
19.A.reasonable
B.successful
C.expert
D.sensitive
20.A.foreseen
B.rejected
C.produced
D.challenged
2.
JennahadgraduatedfromhermiddleschoolandwasluckyenoughtobeadmittedtoWestwoodCollege.Shewasreadyfornew1
atthecollegeandfilledwithconfidence.2,
shedidn'
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asthelistendedwithouthername.Feeling7,shewalkedbacktoherdormitorycarryingherschoolbagfullofhomework.
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tofindthatshedidn'
thaveanytroublewiththosesubjects.Feelingbetter,shedecidednotto11
mathforthetimebeing.
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B.challenges
C.problems
D.exercises
2.A.However
B.Therefore
C.Besides
D.Otherwise
3.A.normal
B.necessary
C.different
D.desperate
4.A.simple
B.troublesome
C.certain
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5.A.editor
B.judge
C.boss
D.candidate
6.A.stopped
B.jumped
C.sank
D.changed
7.A.awful
B.lonely
C.happy
D.strange
8.A.English
B.history
C.science
D.math
9.A.working
B.struggling
C.complaining
D.improving
10.A.bothered
B.ashamed
C.pleased
D.shocked
11.A.showup
B.makefor
C.giveup
D.preparefor
12.A.committee
B.team
C.newspaper
D.radio
13.A.and
B.so
C.or
D.but
14.A.writers
B.players
C.speakers
D.readers
15.A.brightly
B.weakly
C.widely
D.happily
16.A.courage
B.lack
C.hope
D.sorrow
17.A.hesitate
B.refuse
C.continue
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18.A.succeed
B.complete
C.agree
D.accompany
19.A.inthehopeof
B.inhonorof
C.incaseof
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20.A.tallest
B.best
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3.
IwasinmythirdyearofteachingcreativewritingatahighschoolinNewYork,whenoneofmystudents,15 year oldMicky,gavemeanotefromhismother.It1
hisabsencefromclassthedaybefore.
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“Peterwaslatebecausethealarmclockdidn'
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dlikeyoutoseemeinmyoffice.”Myheart17.
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B.described
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C.teachers
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3.A.editors
B.readers
C.writers
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4.A.true
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C.easy
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5.A.produced
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6.A.designed
B.collected
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7.A.eagerly
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C.excitedly
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8.A.form
B.difficulty
C.meaning
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9.A.lucky
B.helpful
C.lovely
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10.A.talent
B.habit
C.product
D.subject
11.A.devotion
B.imagination
C.concentration
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12.A.Hands
B.Eyes
C.Heads
D.Ears
13.A.across
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14.A.curious
B.careful
C.casual
D.calm
15.A.Separated
B.Surprising
C.Heated
D.Lasting
16.A.dayandnight
B.inandout
C.nowandthen
D.upanddown
17.A.sank
B.rose
C.flew
D.hurt
18.A.watch
B.touch
C.shake
D.catch
19.A.sure
B.dim
C.tough
D.great
20.A.base
B.level
C.paper
D.theme
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manrescuingadogintroublebecamehotonline.Themanreceivedalotoffavorable2.Arunnerjumpedintoafrozen（结冰的）lakeinPontefract,England,to3adogbeforecontinuinghisrun.
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B.native
C.talented
D.brave
2.A.tips
B.comments
C.promises
D.gifts
3.A.save
B.caln
C.trap
D.recognize
4.A.disaster
B.rescue
C.challenge
D.volunteer
5.A.stranger
B.adult
C.partner
D.expert
6.A.mud
B.snow
C.water
D.park
7.A.turning
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C.rushing
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8.A.examined
B.searched
C.observed
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9.A.design
B.borrow
C.find
D.replace
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B.remembered
C.targeted
D.noticed
11.A.creative
B.excited
C.green
D.experienced
12.A.entered
B.tried
C.left
D.touched
13.A.regard
B.support
C.dang
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