高一完形填空110篇.docx

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高一完形填空110篇

高一完形填空1-10篇

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WhenChristieAndrewwasborn,sheweighed1thanhalfofonekilogram.Herheartwas2ofalargecoin.HermothersaidChristiewasso3thatshecould4herinthepalm（手掌）ofonehand.

Christiecouldn’t5withoutamachinetogiveheroxygen.Ifshehadbeenborn20yearsearlier,shewouldprobablyhavedied6.Sheneededtwooperations,butshesurvived（幸存）withoutserious7.

Twentyyearsago,90percentofallpremature（早产）babiesdied.Today,doctorsmanageto8fouroutofeveryfive,9theyhavebettermachinesfor10andbetterwaystofeedthebabies.

ButsavingChristie’slife11morethan$400,000.Insomecases,doctorsspend$onemillionsavingasinglechild.Theparentsusuallydon’thaveenoughmoneyto12.13thegovernment,aninsurancecompanyorthehospitalwouldpaythebill.

Even14ababygoeshomefromthehospital,itmay15medicalcare.

Somepeoplethinkitsoundsmore16tospendmoneysaving10adultswhohavecancer17otherdiseasesthansavingonesmallbaby.But18wantstobethe19whohastotellparentstotheir20,“Sorry.Iwon’tsaveyournewchild.”

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1.A.heavierB.lessC.lighterD.more

2.A.sizeB.lengthC.strengthD.height

3.A.littleB.smallC.bigD.short

4.A.putB.takeC.bringD.hold

5.A.eatB.moveC.breatheD.smile

6.A.lateronB.afteratimeC.atonceD.nowandthen

7.A.damageB.troubleC.effectD.result

8.A.operateB.cureC.keepD.save

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9.A.howeverB.becauseC.asifD.eventhough

10.A.breathingB.speakingC.movingD.leaving

11.A.tookB.costC.paidD.spent

12.A.spendB.takeC.payD.cost

13.A.NeitherB.EitherC.EveryD.Each

14.A.afterB.untilC.unlessD.before

15.A.needB.useC.shareD.receive

16.A.differentB.interestingC.possibleD.reasonable

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17.A.andB.yetC.orD.but

18.A.somebodyB.nobodyC.anybodyD.everybody

19.A.nurseB.parentC.babyD.doctor

20.A.eyesB.facesC.babiesD.bodies

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Itwasaholidayweekend.Thepoliceofficerswereseatedinahotroomreceiving1fromtheircaptain.Oneoftheseofficerswas.Heandtheotherofficerswereonspecial2becausetheyknewthatovertheweekendtwoweeksearlierover400peoplehad3fromaccidentscausedby4drivers.Over4,000peoplehad5seriousinjuries,allcausedbysuchdrivers.Theofficerswouldtrytheirbestto6suchaccidentsbeforetheyhappened.

JoeForrestwasenjoying7atafamilyparty.ItwasgettinglateandJoetoldhissisterhewas8.Joe’ssisteraskedhimtostayandwaitafewhours9hedrove.“Don’tworry.I’mgoingtobe10.I’mgoingtodriveslowly.Ionlyhadafewdrinks,”Joesaid.

OfficerWilliamswasathis11watchingthepassingcars.Agreencarwascoming,12fromlefttoright.OfficerWilliamsstoppedthecarandtoldJoetogetout.HeaskedJoeto13alongthewhiteline.Joecouldn’tdoit.Joealso14thebreathtest.OfficerWilliamstoldJoethathemustappearincourtthenextweekandhe15drivehiscarhome.Joe16hissister.Hissistercameanddrovehimhome.

ThatwasJoe’sfirstoffense（违章）.Heappearedincourtand17$400fine（罚款）.Hewasnot18todriveforsixtydays.Otherdriverswere19forJoedidn’tkillthem.20whataboutthefutureWasJoegoingtostopdrinkinganddriving

1.A.instructionsB.adviceC.suggestionsD.test

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2.A.holidayB.visitC.dutyD.business

3.A.escapedB.disappearedC.woundedD.died

4.A.carelessB.drunkenC.sleepyD.inexperienced

5.A.metB.hitC.gotD.received

6.A.knowB.missC.forbidD.prevent

7.A.himselfB.themselvesC.agoodtimeD.drinking

8.A.worriedB.anxiousC.lateD.leaving

9.A.ifB.whenC.beforeD.while

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10.A.fineB.wellC.familiarD.back

11.A.placeB.postC.officeD.position

12.A.turningB.movingC.headingD.rolling

13.A.walkB.standC.getD.run

14.A.passedB.hadC.failedD.took

15.A.mustn’tB.couldn’tC.needn’tD.shouldn’t

16.A.calledB.beggedC.realizedD.told

17.A.punishedB.receivedC.gaveD.gained

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18.A.allowB.allowedC.promisedD.made

19.A.happyB.worriedC.safeD.lucky

20.A.WellB.SoC.ButD.And

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IsetupaclassroomlibraryofbooksthatIbought1myownmoney.Thelibrarylooksbeautiful,likea2.Andmystudents3itverymuch.

Ireadthechildrenastory.Itisaboutagirlwhois4poorthatshewearsthe5dresstoschooleveryday.Butshesaysshehasahundreddress6.Theothergirlslaughatheruntilshegoesaway.7,herclassmatesdiscovershereallyhasahundreddresses–ahundredbeautifuldrawingsofdresses.Oh,God,everychild8whenIclosethebook.

9amomenteverythingisquiet.Thenaboy10inmyear,“Ihavetotelltheclasssomething.”Heshowsmethathehashalfafinger11.

Iturnhimtowardstheclassandputmy12onhisshoulder.Heisabit13.“I…Ionlyhavenineandahalffingers.”He14hishands.“Pleasedon’tlaughatmeaboutit.”Thestudentsbecome15.Thenoneboycallsout,“16whomakes17ofyou,I’llkickthem.”

“Me,too,”says18.

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Whentheboyseestheclass19united（团结）,heisvery20andsmilesatme.

1.A.withB.inC.forD.use

2.A.fruitshopB.bookshopC.flowershopD.toyshop

3.A.hateB.complainC.likeD.decorate

4.A.veryB.tooC.soD.such

5.A.expensiveB.sameC.differentD.modern

6.A.atschoolB.athomeC.inthefactoryD.intheshop

7.A.LaterB.BeforeC.AgoD.Late

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8.A.runsB.shoutsC.playsD.cries

9.A.ForB.SinceC.OnD.With

10.A.speaksB.talksC.tellsD.says

11.A.missingB.losingC.disappearedD.appeared

12.A.headB.handsC.heartD.face

13.A.worriedB.sadC.nervousD.excited

14.A.putsdownB.putsonC.putsawayD.putsup

15.A.excitedB.noisyC.sadD.unhappy

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16.A.AnybodyB.NooneC.NobodyD.None

17.A.facesB.friendsC.funD.money

18.A.theotherB.othersC.anotherD.other

19.A.makeB.becomeC.turnD.get

20.A.sadB.worriedC.sorryD.happy

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FromMondaytoFridaypeoplearebusyworkingorstudying,butintheeveningsand1theyarefreeand2themselves.Somewatchtelevisionorgotothemovies,others3sports.Thisisdecidedbytheirown4.

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Therearemanydifferentwaystospendour5times.

Almosteveryonehassomekindsof6:

itmaybesomethingfromcollectingstampsto7modelplanes.Somehobbiesarevery8,butothersdon’tcostanythingatall.Somecollections（收藏）areworth9ofmoney,othersarevaluable（有价值的）onlytothe10.

Iknowamanwhohasacoincollectionworthseveral11dollars.Ashorttimeagoheboughtarare（罕见的）fifty-centpiecewhich12him250!

Hewasveryhappyaboutthiscollectionandthoughtthepricewasallright.On13hand,myyoungestbrothercollectsmatchboxes.Hehasalmost600ofthem,butIwonder14theyareworthanymoney.However,15mybrothertheyarequitevaluable,16makeshimhappierthantofindanewmatchboxforhiscollection.

That’s17ahobbymeans,Ithink.Itissomethingwe18todoinourfreetimejustforthe19ofit.Thevalueindollarsisnotimportant,20thepleasureitgivesusis.

1.A.SundayB.weekendsC.morningsD.workdays

2.A.giveB.workC.enjoyD.play

3.A.looklikeB.takecareofC.thinkaboutD.takepartin

4.A.livesB.interestsC.thingsD.jobs

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5.A.workingB.freeC.ownD.whole

6.A.hobbyB.thingC.jobD.way

7.A.makeB.makingC.makesD.made

8.A.interestingB.excitingC.cheapD.expensive

9.A.alittleB.afewC.alotD.anumber

10.A.buyersB.sellersC.speakersD.owners

11.A.thousandB.thousandsC.thousandsofD.thousandof

12.A.paidB.costC.tookD.spent

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13.A.otherB.othersC.anotherD.theother

14.A.thatB.ifC.whatD.why

15.A.toB.onC.withD.in

16.A.everythingB.anythingC.nothingD.something

17.A.whatB.whyC.whereD.when

18.A.haveB.needC.refuseD.like

19.A.moneyB.workC.funD.time

20.A.yetB.butC.howeverD.still

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Mensometimessay,“Weare1andclevererthanwomen.Theyneverinventedthings.Wedid.”

Itis2thatmenhaveinventedalotofusefulthings:

thealphabet（字母表）,machines,rocketsandguns（枪；炮）,too.But3andarcheologists（考古学家）now4thatwomeninventedonevery5thing.Ithadchangedthe6.Theyinventedagriculture（农业）.7theinventionofagriculture,menwerehunters（猎人）.Theywent8everyday.Sometimestheykilledanimals,sometimesanimalskilledthem.Lifewas9anddangerous.Womenhadtogoouteveryday,too.They10roots（根茎）,fruitandgrass.Then,oneday,morethan10,000years11,awoman12someseeds（种子）.Shedroppedthemnearher13intheMiddleEast.Theygrewandfirstwheatwasborn.The14grew,too.Womenplantedrootsandfruittrees.Thentheycouldstayathomeand15thechildrenandanimals.Women16babyanimals:

dogs,cows,sheep,andpigs.They17themintheirhomes.Thentheirhusbandsdidnotgohuntingfor18.Theystayedathome.They19villagesandcities.Menbegan20afterthat.

1.A.worseB.betterC.lazierD.slower

2.A.wrongB.strangeC.trueD.impossible

3.A.scientistsB.singersC.popstarsD.librarians

4.A.showB.tellC.agreeD.suppose

5.A.necessaryB.popularC.interestingD.important

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6.A.weatherB.historyC.foodD.farm

7.A.BeforeB.UntilC.SinceD.As

8.A.offB.downC.upD.out

9.A.easyB.