高一完形填空专项训练.docx

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高一完形填空专项训练

  完形填空

（1）（同步类）

1、（湖南龙山皇仓中学10-11高一9月月考） OneeveningIwasrestinginacafe.I¬ 36 apairofnewlyboughtwhiteleathershoes,whichwereratherexpensive.Thenaboycametome.

Hewasina（n） 37 shirt,lookingpaleandabouteleven.NosoonerhadIbeguntospeakthanheopenedthe 38 inhishandandtookoutthetoolsofshoe-polishing.He 39 down,tookoffmyleathershoes,andbegantoshinethem.  

Hewasbusydoinghiswork 40 heavyrainbegantopourdown.Peoplerushedtothecaféfor 41 fromtherain.Moreandmorepeoplecrowded 42 andgraduallyseparatedtheboyfromme.

Hourspassed,anditturned 43.Ihadnoshoesonmyfeetand44 wheretheboyhadbeen.Ithoughthewouldnot 45 myshoes,andIwouldhavetogohomeonmybarefeet.

Whenitwasnearmidnightthe46 ended,andtherewerefewerandfewerpeopleinthecafé.Thecaféwastobe 47.Ihadtomovetothedoor,head48.justasIwenttothegate,I 49 foundthataboyofabouteleven,lookingveryfamiliar,wassleepingatthe50 withhisheadleaningagainstaboxandhisupperbodybeing 51.heheldapackagemadeofhisshirttightlyinhisarms.

Ishookhimslightlyandwokehimup.He52 upandrubbedhiseyesforawhilebeforeherecognizedme.Thenheopenedthepackage 53,gavememyleathershoes,andapologizedtomeshyly.I 54 himandwrappedhimwithhisunfitshirt,whichhadwrappedmyleathershoes.Onmywayhome,the55 oftheboystayedinmymind.

36.A.took     B.wore         C.mended        D.owned    

37.A.old       B.unfit        C.small           D.dirty    

38.A.bag       B.package     C.box           D.suitcase    

39.A.seated     B.bent        C.put            D.looked    

40.A.when      B.after        C.because       D.since    

41.A.protection    B.rest        C.hide         D.preparation    

42.A.out         B.away        C.in         D.off    

43.A.dark      B.light          C.dim          D.bright    

44.A.thought    B.wondered   C.guessed       D.imagined    

45.A.shine      B.keep         C.return         D.carry    

46.A.rain        B.coffee     C.time            D.work    

47.A.opened     B.locked       C.stopped       D.closed    

48.A.lowered    B.dropped      C.raised          D.held    

49.A.shortly      B.surprisedly   C.sadly       D.immediately    

50.A.table        B.door      C.bed          D.cafe    

51.A.wet        B.bare          C.pale      D.cold    

52.A.stayed      B.sa          C.jumped          D.got    

53.A.finally     B.suddenly     C.unfriendly        D.hurriedly    

54.A.recognized   B.forgave     C.paid              D.inspired    

55. A.feature       B.shirt          C.image         D.form  

36-40BBCBA   41-45ACABC  46-50ADABB 51-55BCDCC

2、 Icouldhaveeasilygonethroughlifewithoutgettingtoknowoneofthemostromanticfeelings---loveforadog..

  Foratleasttenyearsmy 36 hadbeensuggestingthatwegetadog.Therewereseveralreasonswhytheidea 37 .Wehadnoticedthat,onourblock,coupleswithnochildrenasarule 38 onelargeortwosmalldogs.Sowegotonepuppy 39 wetoohadnochildren.

  Heflewintothehousewiththe 40 ofaFormula1（一级方程式赛车）.Inseveralminutesheranoverallthehouse, 41 frommyshoulderontothebed,andendedupinthe 42 ,wheremywifewashedhimwithmotherly 43.Fromthatdayon,theinvisible（看不见的） _44 fortheloveofthenewmemberofourhouseholdbeganatmyhome.

  Heseemedto 45 thatatonce.Mostofthemealsthatmywifehad 46 forhimwithgreatercarethanthoseforme---hedidn’t 47 lookat.

  EveryeveningIwentoutwalkingwithhim.Icouldnotknowwhowaswalkingwhom 48_ oneevening,when,tiredfromwork,I 49 thewalk.Thedogwasveryangryanddraggedmeout.

  Lastnightourdogpulledmebytheearwithhisteeth, 50 meupinmydream,anddraggedmeintothekitchentomakemeturnoffthe 51 whichhaddisturbed（干扰）hissleep.Imeekly（乖乖地）52 thatIhadforgottentoswitchoffthelight,butthatwasnot 53 .Helookedatmelikeateacheratapupilwhorepeatedlymakes 54.

  Nowwefinallyknowwho’sthe 55 athome,andfortwentyyearswehadseriouslyarguedwhetheritwasmywifeorI.

36.A.wife    B.son    C.husband    D.daughter

37.A.cameupwith  B.cameout   C.cameup    D.cameon

38.A.kept    B.rose    C.carried     D.invited

39.A.if    B.unless    C.since     D.before

40.A.speed    B.shape    C.cost     D.race

41.A.climbed    B.jumped   C.covered    D.stopped

42.A.yard    B.street    C.bathroom    D.kitchen 

43.A.worry    B.care    C.identity     D.power 

44.A.signal    B.work    C.war     D.truth

45.A.doubt    B.understand   C.wonder    D.dislike

46.A.reached    B.searched   C.looked     D.prepared

47.A.even    B.still    C.ever     D.yet

48.A.while    B.because   C.until     D.as

49.A.gavein    B.gaveup   C.gaveaway    D.gaveout

50.A.broke    B.woke    C.picked     D.packed

51.A.water    B.heater    C.cooker     D.light

52.A.hoped    B.considered   C.admitted    D.decided

53.A.enough    B.good    C.bad     D.true

54.A.plans    B.mistakes   C.decisions    D.faces

55.A.boss    B.member   C.adult     D.child

36-40ACACA  41-45BCBCB  46-50DACBB  51-55DCABA

3 ProfessorGreen,knowntotheworldasascientist,isnotonlyabsent-mindedbutshort-sightedaswell.Hismindisalwaysbusy 41scientificproblemsandseldomnoticeswhatisgoingon42 him.

   Onefinedayrecently,hewent 43awalkinthecountryside,butas 44 hehasabookinhishand.Whenhewentout,hebegantoreadhisbook.Hehadn’tgonefar45herunintoabigcowandfelldown.Inthefall,hehadlosthisglasses,withoutwhichhecouldn’tseeanything.Hethoughthehadhithishead 46afatlady.“I’msorry,Madam.”Hesaidpolitely47searchingforhisglasses.Assoonashehad48,herealizedhismistake.

Soonhewasfixinghismindonhisbook49 andpaidnoattentiontoanythingelse.Hehadscarcelybeenwalkingforfiveminuteswhenhefelloveragain,_50bothhisbookandhisglasses.Thistimehegotveryangry,seizinghisumbrella,hegavethe“cow”awildblow.Then,afterfindinghisglasses,herealizedwithhorrorthathemadeasecondmistake.Alargefatwomanwasfleeingfromhiminahorror.

41.A.tothink        B.thinking      C.thinkingabout   D.tothinkof

42.A.with           B.around        C.for             D.at

43.A.for            B.to           C.towards         D.over

44.A.also           B.often         C.ever           D.usual

45.A.when          B.while         C.justthen         D.atthat time

46.A.to             B.against       C.about          D.onto

47.A.after           B.in           C.before         D.during

48.A.putiton        B.takenthemoff C.putthemon     D.takenthemout

49.A.always       B.again         C.usually       D.verymuch

50.A.holding        B.getting       C.finding        D.losing

41—45 CBADA  46---50 BCCBD

4、（河南省10-11方城县月考） Areyouamanoramouse?

Whenpeopleaskthisquestiontheywanttoknow 21 youthinkyouarea 22 personoracoward（懦夫）.Butyouwillneverreallyknowtheanswertothisquestion 23 youaretestedinreallife.Somepeople 24 theyarebravebutwhentheycomefacetofacewithreal 25,theyactlikecowards.Othersthinkofthemselvesascowards,butwhentheymeetdanger,theyactlike 26 .

Lennyhadalwaysthoughtofhimselfasa 27 person.Hegotworriedbeforeexaminations.Heworriedabouthisjobandhealth.Allhewantedinlifewastobesafeandhealthy. 28,onJanuary15th,2002,aplanecrashedintothePotomacRiverinWashington.Lennywenttotherivertoseewhatwashappening.Hesawawomaninthe 29 water.Lennydidnotfeelafraid.Hekeptvery 30anddidaverydangerousthing.HejumpedintothePotomac, 31 tothewoman,andkeptherhead 32 thewater.Seventy-eightpeoplediedthatday.ThankstoLenny,itwasnot 33.

Whenyouareinavery 34 situationandfeelafraid,thebodyautomaticallyproducesachemicalintheblood.Thechemicaliscalledadrenalin. 35 adrenalininthebloodsystem,youactuallyfeelstrongerandstrongerandare 36 tofightorrunaway.However,whenyouareabsolutelyterrified,thebodycanproducetoomuchadrenalin.Whenthis 37,themusclesbecomeveryhardandyoufindyou 38 atall.Youarethenparalyzed（使无能为力）withfear.Thisis 39whenweareveryfrightened,wesometimessaywe’re“petrified”.ThiswordcomesfromtheGreekword“petros”,whichmeans“stone”.Weare 40 frightenedthatwebecomestonelike.

21.A.how         B.neither        C.whether      D.either

22.A.brave     B.real           C.hard      D.certain

23.A.when        B.until       C.after     D.once

24.A.realize   B.find        C.think     D.agree

25.A.life     B.question      C.mouse        D.danger

26.A.soldiers  B.mice        C.heroes       D.cowards

27.A.useful   B.brave        C.nervous     D.terrible 

28.A.So      B.Therefore      C.Then      D.Actually

29.A.fresh    B.poisonous      C.warm      D.ice-cold

30.A.nervous  B.calm        C.frightened   D.excited

31.A.we