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英语综合训练提升一

综合训练提升

（一）

Passage1

Born in America,IspokeEnglish,notChinese,thelanguageofmyancestors.WhenIwasthree,myparentsflashedcardswithChinese   36 atmyface,butIpushedthem  37  .MymombelievedIwouldlearn  38   Iwasready.Butthe   39  nevercame.OnaChineseNewYear’sEve,myunclespoketomeinChinese,butallIcoulddowas   40  athim,confused,scratchingmyhead.“Stillcan’tspeakChinese?

”He   41  me,“Youcan’tevenbuyafishinChinatown.”

“Hey,thisisAmerica,notChina.I’llgetsome   42   withorwithoutChinese.”Irepliedandturnedtomymomfor    43   .

“Remembertoaskforfreshfish,XinXianYu,”shesaid,handingovera$20bill.I    44  thewords,runningdownstairsintothestreetsofChinatown.

Ifoundthefish   45  surroundedinaseaofcustomers.“I’dliketobuysomefreshfish,”Ishouldtothefishman.Buthe    46   myEnglishwordsandturnedtoservethenextcustomer.Thelaughofthepeoplebehindincreased    47   theirimpatience.Withevery  48 ,thebreathofthedragons（龙）onmybackgrewstronger—mybloodboiling—   49   metocryout.“XianShengYu,please.”“VeryXianSheng,”Irepeated.Thecrowderuptedintolaughter.Myfaceturned   50  andIranbackhome   51  ,exceptforthe$20billIheldtightlyinmypocket.

ShouldIlaughorcry?

They’reChinese.Ishouldfeelrightat    52   .Instead,Iwasthejoke,adisgrace（丢脸）tothelanguage.

Sometimes,Ilaughatmyfish     53  ,but,intheend,thejokeison   54 .Everylaughisaculture    55  ;everylaughismyheritage（传统）fadingaway.

36 A.custom     B.games   C.characters            D.language

37 A.ahead      B.around   C.along               D.aside

38 A.when      B.before    C.unless              D.until

39 A.success    B.study     C.time                D.attempt

40 A.aim        B.joke     C.nod                 D.stare

41 A.caredabout        B.laughedat         C.arguedwith     D.askedafter

42 A.rightnow          B.fromnow         C.attimes        D.intime

43 A.decision           B.Permission        C.information     D.preparation

44 A.repeated           B.reviewed         C.spelled         D.kept

45 A.farm              B.stand            C.pond           D.market

46 A.guessed           B.forget            C.doubted        D.ignored

47 A.by               B.as                C.with           D.from

48 A.second           B.effort             C.desire           D.movement

49 A.forcing           B.allowing          C.persuading       D.leading

50 A.bright            B.blank             C.pale            D.red

51 A.open-mouthed     B.tongue-tied        C.empty-handed     D.broken-hearted

52 A.service           B.home             C.risk            D.root

53 A.trade             B.deed             C.challenge        D.incident

54 A.it                B.us               C.me             D.them

55 A.thrown           B.lost              C.divided          D.reflected

Passage2

ThepassengersonthebuswatchedwithsympathyasSusanmadeherwaycarefullyupthesteps.Shepaidthedriverandthen,usingherhandsto  31    theseats,settledinoneofthem.

IthadbeenayearsinceSusanbecameblind.Astheresultofanaccidentshewassuddenlythrownintoaworldof    32   .Susan’shusbandMarkwatchedher   33  intohopelessnessandhewas   34   touseeverypossiblemeanstohelphiswife.

Finally,Susanfeltreadyto  35   toherjob,buthowwouldshegetthere?

Sheusedtotakethebus,butshewasnowtoo    36   togetaroundthecitybyherself.Mark  37  toridethebuswithSusaneachmorningandevening   38   shecouldmanageitbyherself.

Fortwoweeks,Mark  39   Susantoandfromworkeachday.Hetaughtherhowtorelyonherother  40    ,specificallyherhearing,todeterminewhereshewasandhowtoadapttohernew   41    .

Atlast,Susandecidedthatshewasreadytotrythetrip  42   .Mondaymorningarrived.Beforesheleft,shehuggedherhusband  43   ,hereyesfilledwithtearsofgratitude（感激）.Shesaidgood-byeand,forthefirsttime,theywenttheir   44   ways.Eachdaywentperfectly,andawildexcitement   45   Susan.Shewasdoingit!

OnFridaymorning,Susantookthebustowork  46   .Asshewasgettingoffthebus,thedriversaid,“Miss,Isure  47  you.”Curious,Susanaskedthedriver  48    .

“Youknow,everymorningforthe__49_week,afine-lookinggentlemaninamilitaryuniformhasbeenstandingacrossthecornerwatchingyouuntilyouenteryourofficebuildingsafely,”thebusdriversaid.

  TearsofhappinesspoureddownSusan’scheeks.Shewassoluckyforhehadgivenheragiftmorepowerfulthan_50_,Thatisthegiftoflovethatcanbringlightwherethereisdarkness.

31.A.touch           B.grab         C.count            D.feel

32.A.weakness        B.sickness      C.darkness         D.sadness

33.A.run             B.sink          C.jump            D.step

34.A.inspired         B.determined    C.honored          D.pleased

35.A.return           B.adjust         C.contribute        D.stick

36.A.dred            B.astonished     C.depressed        D.frightened

37.A.volunteered      B.attempted      C.continued        D.struggled

38.A.when           B.as            C.until            D.after

39.A.drove           B.direted        C.accompanied     D.sent

40.A.feeling          B.organs        C.skills            D.senses

41.A.position         B.environment   C.status           D.role

42.A.onherown      B.inperson       C.toherbenefit     D.onfoot

43.A.politely         B.calmly         C.briefly          D.tightly

44.A.opposite        B.separate        C.fixed            D.lonely

45.A.tookchargeof                     B.tookplaceof

 C.tookadvantageof                   D.tookholdof

46.A.asusual                          B.asarule

 C.aswell                           D.asaconsequence

47.A.respect      B.evry              C.know        D.support

48.A.what        B.how              C.why         D.who

49.A.past        B.same              C.first         D.next

50.A.courage     B.will               C.sight        D.wisdom

Passage3

WhenAlicestartedtocyclehomefromJenny’shouse,shewasn’tnervous.Shewascertainlynotafraidofthedark.__36_,itwasonlya15-minuteridehome.Buthalfwaythere,shebegantowishthatshehadn’tbeenso__37__.

Assheroundedasharpbend,itsuddenly__38__cold—verycold.Alice’sbreathbecamepuffsofwhitecloudandherlegsweresocoldthatitbecamehardtoride.

Withherheartbeatingfast,shestruggledsohardtomove__39__thatshedidn’thearthecarwhichsuddenlyappearedbesideher.Shestoppedbytheroad.Thebigblackcaralso__40__.Slowly,thepassenger-windowbegantoslidedown.Aliceheldherbreath.Inthesoftlightinsidethecar,something__41__.Then,thelightbrightenedandAlicewasstaringatasweet,grey-hairedoldlady.“Hello,dear,”saidtheoldlady.“Ineed__42__.I’mafraidI’mlost.Ineedtofindthenearestairport.Imustbethereinthenextfiveminutes.”

 “Airport?

You__43__arelost,”Alicesaid.“Youneedtogobackfivekilometers__44__youreachtheT-junction.Turnleftand__45__foraboutanother10kilometerstothemainhighway.Fromthere,justfollowthe__46__totheairport.ButI’mafraidthere’sno__47__you’llgetthereinfiveminutes!

”

“Thankyouverymuch,dear,”repliedtheoldlady.“Don’tworry—I’ll__48__intime.”

The__49__movedupandthecarstartedoff.Alittlewayahead,it__50__andwithheadlightsflashing,itdrovepastAlice.Butthen,something__51__happened.Thecarbeganchanging.First,itscolor__52__fromblacktosilvery-grey.Then,thewheelsbegandisappearing,butthecarcontinuedtomoveforward,__53__justabovetheground.Asthecar__54__intothedarksky,thebigredtail-lightsgrewlargerandlargerandglowedmoreandmorebrightly.Withafaintwhistling__55__,thecarwasgoneinseconds,leavingAliceshakingherheadindisbelief…

36AHowever       BBesides      CTherefore          DOtherwise

37Abrave         Bexcited      Ccurious            Dstubborn

38Afell          Bseemed       Cproved             Dgrew

39Aaside         Baround       Cforward            Dbackward

40Aarrived       Bstopped      Cstayed             Dstarted

41Agathered      Bexisted      Cdropped            Dmoved

42Ahelp          Bgas          Crest               Dwater

43Anecessarily   Bnormally     Cbasically          Dcertainly

44Aif            Buntil        Cunless             Das

45Adrive         Bwalk         Cfollow             Dmarch

46Aaddress       Bsigns        Cnotices            Dguidance

47Adoubt         Broom         Ctime               Dway

48Ahaveit       Bgetit       Cmakeit            Dfinishit

49Adoor          Bwindow       Cheadlight          Dwheel

50Apassed        Brushed       Cturned             Dcontinued

51Astrange       Bsensitive    Cimaginable         Dhorrible

52Adeveloped     Bappeared     Cspread             Dfaded

 53Arolling       Bfloating     Cdrawing            Dflashing

54Apointed       Breturned     Cbroke              Drose

55Atune          Bvoice        Csound              Dtone:

Passage4

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