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大学英语三级完形填空部分共10篇
CollegeEnglishTestPaperBand3(Cloze)
PassageOneBADBCDACCADCBABACDAC
Theusualrecommendationforabadbackwastoputaboardunderthemattressorbuyabedthat¡¯sashardasaboard,andjustasuncomfortable.However,sleepresearchersrecognizethat1supportcomesfromasurfacethatcontourstoyournatural2withtherightdegreeof3forcorrectskeletalsupport.Manyso-called¡°orthopaedic¡±bedshavejustordinarycoilspringsmadeheavierandhard.The4andsupportisflatand5andunnatural.Thespineisforcedupbutthis6pressurepointsonthesoftpartsofthebodywhichtendto7bloodflow.Soyoutossandturnto8pressuresandseekcomfort.Sleepis9.Slumberlandexpertshavedevelopedaspringformthatisnow10worldwide.Insteadof11coilsitisan12systemofsupport13fromsupplesteelwire.Thewholesystemworkstogetherto14yourweight15.Yougetfirmhealthysupportforyourback,particularlythe16oftheback.SlumberlandORTHOFIRMwillhelpyoufeelrelaxedandcomfortablewhileatthesametimeyou¡¯ll17thesecuresupportofyourback.UniversityresearchandhospitalX¡ªraytestshaveshownthe18oftheSlumberlandsystem.Anditssupportandresiliencehasbeenwellprovenwith19onTV.Ifyouareseekingatrue¡°back-care¡±bed,20theSlumberland¡°ORTHOFIRM¡±atbetterDept.StoresandFurnitureRetailers.
A.unhealthyB.healthfulC.harmlessD.natural
A.shapeB.formC.bodyD.weight
A.heavinessB.widthC.lengthD.firmness
A.contactB.feelC.touchD.comfort
A.rigorousB.flexibleC.rigidD.dull
A.destroysB.recreatesC.inventsD.creates
A.cutoffB.cutinC.cutopenD.cutdown
A.strengthenB.heightenC.relieveD.release
A.dispersedB.distributedC.disturbedD.distressed
A.patentedB.designedC.imitatedD.patronized
A.fashionableB.formalC.convenientD.conventional
A.organizedB.incompleteC.integratedD.intensive
A.madeB.wovenC.kittedD.torn
B.measureC.balanceD.reduce
B.evenlyC.smoothlyD.constantly
A.smallB.partC.endD.middle
A.feelB.forgetC.appreciateD.findout
A.effectsB.effortsC.valueD.effectiveness
A.demonstrationsB.picturesC.explanationsD.evidence
A.sendforB.begforC.askforD.callfor
PassageTwo(ZHUANSHENGBEN
(1))ACAABBBDACBDCABCABCA
HarrietTubmanwasbornaslave.Shedidn¡¯tgetachancetogotoschool.1achild,shehadtoworkveryhardinthefields2day.Inthis3hermastercould4alotofmoneywhenhe5hiscrops.Harriet6thinkthatshewasbeingtreatedfairly.AfterHarrietgrewup,sheranawayfromthefarmtothenorthernstates.There,andinCanada,blackpeoplewerefree.Harrietlikedtobefree,shefelt7alloftheblackpeoplewhowere8slaves.Harrietreturnedtothesouthtohelpotherslavestorunaway.ShemadeHarrietwasingreat1011alawthathadjustbeen12.Thelaw13itwasnotpermittedto14slavesrunaway.Shealsofoundout15slaveownerssaidtheywould16¡ç40,000toanyonewhocouldcatchH.Tubman.ThereweremanystoriesaboutHarriethelpingslavesrunaway.Inall,shemadenineteen17backtothesouthandledabout300slavestofreedom.WhentheCivilWarbrokeout,thenorthernstates18againstthesouthernstates.Harriet19thenorthernstatesbecausethenorthernersbelievedthatslavesshouldbefree.Sheworkedasanurseandspied20enemylinesuntilthenorthernstateswonthewar.
A.AsB.LikeC.SinceD.Becauseof
A.byB.mostC.allD.during
A.wayB.placeC.townD.means
A.makeB.doC.giveD.pay
AsellB.soldC.buyD.bought
A.didB.didn¡¯tC.certainlyD.ofcourse
A.sureB.sorryC.happyD.wrong
A.yetB.onlyC.againD.still
A.thenorthB.thewestC.theeastD.thesouth
A.angerB.hurryC.dangerD.difficulty
A.becauseB.becauseofC.asD.for
A.brokenB.givenC.gotD.passed
A.toldB.wroteC.saidD.spoke
A.helpB.askC.setD.take
A.aboutB.thatC.whatD.when
A.spendB.costC.payD.take
A.tripsB.lettersC.walksD.telegraphs
A.unitedB.foughtC.quarreledD.agreed
A.waitedforB.searchedforC.stoodforD.lookedfor
A.behindB.inC.onD.before
PassageThree(ZHUANSHENGBEN
(2))DBAABDCAABCCDBBBAADDBillFuller,themailman,whistledcheerfullyashewalkedupthehilltowardsMrs.Carter¡¯shouse.Hisworkfortheday1,hisbag,usuallyquiteheavywhenhestartedoutonhisrounds,wasemptynow2theletterthathehadtodelivertoMrs.Carter.Shelived3blocksaway,sowhenBillhad
mailforher,healwaysfinishedhisday¡¯swork4later.Hedidnot5thisthough,becausesheneverfailedtoaskhimin6coffeeandapieceofherspecialcake.WhenBill7Mrs.Carter¡¯shouse,hewassurprisednottofindherworkingintheyard.Sheusually8herafternoonwhentheweatherwasgood.Billwentaroundtothebackofthehouse,thinkingthatshe9inthekitchen.Thedoorwaslockedandthecurtainsweredrawn.Puzzled,hereturnedtothefrontofthehouseandknockedloudlyonthefrontdoor.There10.BillthoughtthatthiswasverystrangebecauseheknewthatMrs.Carter11leftthehouse.Justthenhenoticedthatherbottleofmilk.Whichisalwaysdeliveredearlyinthemorning,wasstillontheporch.This12him.IfMrs.Carterhadnot13hermilk,maybeshe14.Billwalkedaroundthehouse15hefoundanopenwindow.Itwasasmallwindow,buthe16togetthrough.
Hewentintothehall.TherehewasalmoststumbledoverMrs.Carter,whounconsciousatthefootofthestairs.Realizingthathe18gethelp,herushed19thehouse,stoppeda250carandtoldthedrivertogotothenearesttelephoneandcallanambulance.
A.wasalmostfinishingB.wasalmostbeingfinished
C.wasalmostfinishD.wasalmostfinished
A.exceptB.exceptforC.besidesD.exceptthat
A.quiteafewB.onlyfewC.quiteafewofD.quitefew
A.muchB.alotofC.manyD.more
A.careB.mindC.realizeD.bear
A.toB.withC.ofD.for
A.arrivedB.gotC.gottoD.reachedto
AspentB.pastC.tookD.had
A.mightbeB.mustbeC.musthavebeenD.couldn¡¯thave
A.didnotanswerB.wasnoanswer
C.wasnotanswerD.wasnoanyanswer
A.oftenB.sometimesC.rarelyD.always
A.wasworriedB.didworriedC.worriedD.worrying
A.wasworriedB.didworriedC.worriedD.worrying
A.fallenillB.wassickC.illD.sick
A.unlessB.untilC.onceD.if
A.triedB.managedC.wasforcedD.liked
A.waslyingB.waslainC.waslayingD.waslaid
A.neededtoB.needtoC.needstoD.wasneededto
A.intoB.toC.upD.outof
A.pastB.passedC.passD.passing
PassageFour(42)DABCADCBABDABBAADCCC
Inmyneighborhoodthereweretwo1stores.Theywere2nextdoortoeachother,andtheownerswere3enemies.Theywerehavingpricewarsconstantly.Inonewindowwouldappearthe4sign:
¡°Forsale.Irishlinensheets,withsuchminorflawsthat5hawkeyecouldfindthem.Theridiculouslowpriceof$.¡±Everyonewouldthentraditionally6thereplyfromtheotherbargainhouse,andinabouttwohoursitwouldappearinthewindow:
¡°Mysheetsare7RomeoistoJulietandonly$.¡±8thesignwar,thetwoownerswouldoftenappearoutsidetheirstores,
screamingand9ateachother,andoftentimescomingclosetoactualblows.Finallyoneoftheownerswouldstop10thepricewar,claimingtheotheronewascrazyand11wasanyonewhoboughtfromhim.Thatwasthestarter¡¯sgun12.Everyoneintheneighborhoodwouldrushintothe13bargainstoreand14theentirestockofsheetsandpillowcases.Onedayoneoftheowners15.Afewdayslater,theotherownermovedoutoftheneighborhood,16again.Whenthenewoccupantsofthestores17theirpropertiesmoreclosely,theydiscoveredasecretpassagewaybetweenthetwoapartmentsabovethestoreswherethe18ownershadlived.Furtherresearchrevealedthatthesetwoarch-enemieswerebrothers.Allthepricewarswere19.Whoeveroutlastedtheotherwouldjusttakealltheother¡¯sstockandsell20.
A.rubbishB.garbageC.leftoverD.reject
A.rightB.veryC.merelyD.closely
A.hostileB.bitterC.offensiveD.opposite
A.handwritingB.handwovenC.handwrittenD.hand-reared
A.noteventheB.eventheC.anyD.noneofthe
A.waitB.longC.lookforwardtoget
A.likefirstasB.similartofirstas
C.asclosetofirstasD.thesamewithfirstas
A.ExceptforB.InadditiontoC.InplaceofD.Inthelightof
A.cursingB.blamingC.callingnamesD.abusing
A.competingB.competinginC.competingagainstD.competingwith
A.eagerB.anxiousC.earnestD.so
A.goingoffB.goingoutC.goingthroughD.goingby
A.conqueringB.winningC.triumphantD.won
A.buyoffB.buyoutC.buyoverD.buyinto
A.passedawayB.passedoutC.passedoffD.passedover
A.nevertobeseenB.evertobeseen
C.nevertohavebeenseeingD.evertohavebeenseeing
A.lookedoutB.checkedinC.lookedinD.checkedout
A.lateB.pastC.previousD.foreknown
A.forgedB.pretendedC.fakeD.presumed
A.hiswithitB.hisbutitC.itwithhisD.itbuthis
PassageFive(43)BADCABDDABCDABCADDBA
Justwhoisdoingthe1forwhominthesalesAretheshopsreallygiving2shoppersachancetobuybargain3arewejusthelpingthemtocleartheirshelvestwiceayearto4wayfornew-buyinguptherubbishtheywould5throwawayInmostsalesthereisabitof6.Somebargainsaremoregenuinethanother.Somepriceclaimsaretrue,7othersaremisleadingorplainfalse.Ifthesalenoticesays¡°Coats¡ªreducedfrom¡ê30to¡ê10¡±itshould8law,betrue.Therulesarethat,unlessashopsaysotherwise,thecoats9havebeenonsaleatthehigherpriceforatleast2810daysintheprevioussixmont