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高一完形填空6篇

 

高一完形填空6篇(含答案分析)(总13页)

【一】

Mrs.Joneswasovereighty,butshestilldroveheroldcarlikeawomanhalfherage.Sheloveddrivingveryfast,andwasproudofthefact  1  shehadnever,inherthirty-fiveyearsofdriving,beenpunished  2  adrivingoffence(犯规,犯法).

Thenonedayshenearly  3  herrecord.Apolicecar  4  her,andthepolicemeninitsawher  5  aredlightwithoutstopping.Ofcourse,shewasstopped.Itseemed  6  thatshewouldbepunished.

7  Mrs.Jonescameuptothejudge,helookedatherseriouslyandsaidthatshewas  8  oldtodriveacar,andthatthe  9  whyshehadnotstoppedatthered  10  wasmostprobablythathereyeshadbecomeweak  11  oldage,sothatshehadsimplynotseenit.

Whenthejudgehadfinishedwhathewas  12,Mrs.Jonesopenedthebighandbagshewas  13  andtookouthersewing.Withoutsayingaword,she  14  aneedlewithaverysmalleye,andthreadeditatherfirstattempt.

Whenshehad  15  donethis,shetookthethreadoutoftheneedleagainandhanded  16  theneedleandthethreadtothejudge,saying,“Nowitisyour  17.Isupposeyoudriveacar,andthatyouarequitesureaboutyourowneyesight.”

Thejudgetookthe  18  andtriedtothreadit.Afterhalfadozentries,hehadstillnotsucceeded.Thecase(案例)againstMrs.Joneswas  19,andherrecord  20  unbroken.

1.A.which           B.when            C.that               D.this

2.A.about           B.on              C.to                 D.for

3.A.kept            B.won             C.missed             D.lost

4.A.watched         B.after           C.followed          D.ranafter

5.A.pass            B.go              C.run                D.rush

6.A.sure            B.indeed          C.certain            D.perhaps

7.A.Before          B.While           C.Until              D.When

8.A.so              B.very            C.too                D.quite

9.A.cause           B.reason          C.matter             D.trouble

10.A.light          B.lamp            C.sign              D.one

11.A.with           B.because        C.for                D.of

12.A.speaking       B.saying          C.talking            D.telling

13.A.holding        B.getting         C.carrying           D.bringing

14.A.took           B.brought        C.picked             D.chose

15.A.almost         B.hardly          C.successfully       D.successful

16.A.both           B.all             C.neither            D.either

17.A.time           B.turn            C.chance             D.job

18.A.thread         B.glasses        C.needles            D.needle

19.A.dismissed     B.passed          C.settled            D.studied

20.A.was            B.kept           C.seemed             D.remained

【二】

WhenDavewaseighteen,heboughtasecondhandcarfor200sothathecouldtraveltoandfromworkmore__1__thanbybus.Itworkedquitewellforafewyears,butthenitgotsoold,anditwascostinghim_2_muchinrepairsthathedecidedthathehadbetter_3_it.

Heaskedamonghisfriendstoseeifanyonewasparticularly_4_tobuyacheapcar,buttheyallknewthatitwasfallingtopieces,so_5_ofthemhadanydesiretobuyit.Dave'sfriendSamsawthathewas_6_whentheymetoneevening,andsaid,“What's_7_,Dave?

Davetoldhim,andSamanswered,“Well,whataboutadvertisingitinthepaper

Youmay_8_moreforitthatwaythanthecostoftheadvertisement!

”ThinkingthatSam's_9_wassensible(合理的),heputanadvertisementinaneveningpaper,whichread“Forsale:

smallcar,_10_verylittlepetrol,onlytwoowners.Bargainat50.”

Fortwodaysaftertheadvertisementfirstappeared,therewasnothenonSaturdayeveninghehadanenquiry(询问).Amanrangupandsaidhewouldliketo_12_himaboutthecar.“Allright,”Davesaid,feelinghappy.Heaskedthemanwhetherteno'clockthenextmorningwouldbe_13_ornot.“Fine,”themansaid,“andI'll_14_mywife.Weintendtogoforarideinitto_15_it.”

Thenextmorning,ataquartertoten,Daveparkedthecarinthesquareoutsidehisfrontdoor,_16_towaitthereforthepeoplewhohad_17_hisadvertisement.EvenDavehadto_18_thatthecarreallylookedlikeawreck(残骸).Then,soonafterhehadgotthecarasclean_19_itcouldbe,apolicecarstoppedjustbehindhimandapolicemangotout.HelookedatDave'scarandthensaid,“Haveyoureportedthis_20_tousyet,sir?

1.A.directlyB.safelyC.properlyD.easily

2.A.soB.suchC.veryD.too

3.A.keepB.repairC.sellD.throw

4.A.anxiousB.luckyC.ashamedD.generous

5.A.someB.neitherC.noneD.most

6.A.delightedB.upsetC.calmD.astonished

7.A.onB.upC.itD.that

8.A.learnB.missC.getD.find

9.A.messageB.adviceC.requestD.description

10.A.usesB.losesC.hasD.spends

11.A.doubtB.helpC.troubleD.answer

12.A.tellB.seeC.agreeD.call

13.A.exactB.suitableC.earlyD.late

14.A.followB.meetC.bringD.introduce

15.A.recognizeB.gainC.admireD.test

16.A.happeningB.meaningC.turningD.failing

17.A.readB.insertedC.answeredD.placed

18.A.forgetB.showC.disagreeD.admit

19.A.asB.thatC.soD.such

20.A.bargainB.saleC.accidentD.result

【三】

Theword“plastic”comesfromtheGreekword“Platicos”andisusedtodescribe_1_whichcanbeeasilyshaped.

Thehistoryofplasticsislongerthanyoufact_3_manmadeplasticsevertoappearonthemarketwasmadeoverahundredyearsago.Itwascalled“celluloid(赛璐璐)”.ItwasdiscoveredbybothanEnglishmanandanAmericaninthesamewastheAmericanswhofirstproduceditonalargescaleduringtheyearwas_5_bythisnewmaterialwhichcouldbemoulded(用模子做)intoshapesand_6_socheaptobuy.

Pooryoungmen_7_incitieswithlotsofsmokeanddirtwere_8_tobuywhitecelluloidcollars(领子).Thecollarswerehardanduncomfortable.Buttheydidnothavetobesenttowash.Thepooryoungmen_9_rubthemcleaneveryeveningwithsoapandwater!

Poormothers,

_10_hadnotbeenabletoaffordplaythings_11_theirchildren,werenowabletobuythemplaythings_12_ofcelluloid.Butcelluloidhadoneveryseriousfault.Itcaughtfireveryeasily.Infactitburnedevenmorequicklythanwoodorcloth.Thereweremanyterribleaccidents,particularly_13_children.Foryearsscientistsworkedhardtofindabetterplasticmaterialthancelluloid.Theyhad_14_success.Thenin1932anAmericanscientistcalledBaekelandproducedahardplasticmaterialwhichdidnotburn._15_becameknown_16_bakelite(酚醛塑料).Otherplasticmaterialslikebakelitewere_17_produced.They_18_tomakeelectricalfittingsandplatesandcups.Poorpeoplelikedthembecausetheywerebothcheapandsafe,butrichpeople_19_thembecausetheywerecheap,andbecausetheycouldonlybemade_20_darkcolours.

1.A.somethingB.everythingC.thingD.anything

2.A.wishB.thinkC.wantD.hope

3.A.firstB.atfirstC.forthefirstD.thefirst

4.A.SoB.ButC.AndD.As

5.A.surprisedB.excitedC.toldD.frightened

6.A.beB.wereC.wasD.is

7.A.waitingB.runningC.walkingD.working

8.A.goingB.sureC.aboutD.able

9.A.couldB.oughttoC.mustD.should

10.A.whichB.whoC.whomD.that

11.A.forB.likeC.inD.of

12.A.doneB.producedC.workedD.made

13.A.betweenB.onC.amongD.about

14.A.muchB.great.C.neverD.little

15.A.ThemanB.HeC.ItD.Thescientist

16.A.asB.withC.byD.to

17.A.alreadyB.stillC.alsoD.yet

18.A.usedB.hopedC.wereusedD.had

19.A.tookB.lovedC.enjoyedD.disliked

20.A.inB.byC.fromD.of

【四】

InordertobeasuccessintheAmericanbusinessworld,youmust“getalong”withpeople.Youmustlearntoconductyourselfinsuchaway_1_youearntheaffectionandrespectofwehavealreadypointedout,Americans_3_businessandpleasure.Therefore,learninghowto_4_informallycanbeahelpwithyourAmericanbusinessliketotalkabouta_6_ofdifferenttopics—sports,politics,cars,popularmoviesandtelevisionshowsandpersonalinterests.ManylargeAmericancitieshavesportsteams.Ifyouare_7_withAmericansintheUnitedStates,itwouldbeagoodideato_8_outaboutthelocalsportsteamssothatyoucan_9_inthealmostinevitablediscussionsabout“howour_10_willdothisyear”.Politicscanbea_11_topicunlesseveryoneisofthesamemindyourdiscussionstoaskingquestionsofyourfriends.MostAmericansare_13_ownersandsomeareevenobsessiveaboutthesubject.Youcancontribute_14_talkingaboutcarsyouhaveownedorby_15_informationyouhavereadinautomotivemagazines.Americanswatchtelevisionalmosteverynightandattendmoviesregularly,

_16_naturallytelevisionshowsandthe_17_moviesbecometopicsfordiscussions.Ifyouareunableto_18_AmericantelevisionorattendAmericanmovies,readingthe_19_sectionofsuchmagazinesasTimeNewsweekwillkeepyouuptodateon_20_ispopularinAmerica.

1.A.whichB.whereC.asD.that

2.A.WhileB.SinceC.AsD.Because

3.A.mixB.enjoyC.likeD.manage

4.A.conductB.appearC.behaveD.chat

5.A.friendsB.effortsC.contactsD.companies

6.A.bitB.totalC.groupD.number

7.A.meetingB.workingC.livingD.playing

8.A.findB.learnC.goD.stay

9.A.workB.participateC.succeedD.break

10.A.groupB.businessC.companyD.team

11.A.commonB.sensitiveC.special.Ddaily

12.A.politicallyB.economicallyC.professionallyD.personally

13.A.houseB.carC.businessD.land

14.A.toB.towardC.byD.through

15.A.collectingB.sharingC.gatheringD.analyzing

16.A.soB.thereforeC.thusD.hence

17.A.inter

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