专题12 完形填空专项练习二高二秋季开学返校各题型专项练习.docx
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专题12完形填空专项练习二高二秋季开学返校各题型专项练习
专题12完形填空专项练习
（二）-高二秋季开学返校各题型专项练习1.
Doyouthinkyouhavewhatittakestobeasuccessfulscientist?
Asuccessfulscientistisgenerallyagoodobserver.Hemakesfull1ofthefactsheobserves.Hedoesn'tacceptideaswhicharenot2onobviousfacts,andtherefore3toacceptauthorityastheonlytruth.Healwayschecksideas4andmakesexperimentstoprovethem.
Theriseofmodernsciencemayperhapsbeconsideredto5asfarbackasthetimeofRogerBacon,thewonderfulphilosopherofOxford,wholivedbetweentheyears1214and1292.HewasprobablythefirstintheMiddleAgesto6thatweshouldlearnscience7observingandexperimentingonthethingsaroundus,andhehimself8manyimportanttruths.
Galileo（1564－1642）,9，wholivedmorethan300yearslater,wasthegreatestofseveralgreatmeninItaly,France,Germany,andEngland,whobegantoshowhowmanyimportant10couldbediscoveredbyobservationbydegrees.BeforeGalileo,learnedmenbelievedthatlargebodies11morerapidlytowardstheearththansmallones,12Aristotlesaidso.ButGalileo,goingtothe13oftheLeaningTowerofPisa,letfalltwo14stonesandprovedAristotlewaswrong.ItisGalileo's15ofgoingdirecttonature,andprovingour16andtheoriesbyexperiment,thathas17allthediscoveriesofmodernscience.
What18thosepeoplegoodscientists?
FromtheexampleofGalileo,weknowclearlythat19scientistsarethosewhoseobservationshave20betterresults.
1.A.use
B.sense
C.speed
D.trust
2.A.relied
B.based
C.insisted
D.centered
3.A.refuses
B.desires
C.intends
D.regrets
4.A.casually
B.carefully
C.quickly
D.privately
5.A.date
B.keep
C.look
D.come
6.A.command
B.suspect
C.suggest
D.conclude
7.A.in
B.with
C.on
D.by
8.A.brought
B.discovered
C.handled
D.announced
9.A.however
B.therefore
C.seldom
D.never
10.A.truths
B.problems
C.investigations
D.subjects
11.A.threw
B.fell
C.ran
D.rolled
12.A.although
B.because
C.when
D.if
13.A.place
B.foot
C.top
D.ceiling
14.A.big
B.small
C.similar
D.unequal
15.A.spirit
B.skill
C.theory
D.wish
16.A.plans
B.opinions
C.world
D.ability
17.A.ledto
B.turnedto
C.setup
D.putforward
18.A.makes
B.prevents
C.considers
D.promises
19.A.reasonable
B.successful
C.expert
D.sensitive
20.A.foreseen
B.rejected
C.produced
D.challenged
2.
JennahadgraduatedfromhermiddleschoolandwasluckyenoughtobeadmittedtoWestwoodCollege.Shewasreadyfornew1 atthecollegeandfilledwithconfidence.2, shedidn'texpectitthatcollegelifewasquite3. Inthefirstweek,Jennawenttotryoutsforcheerleaders.Shewascompetingagainstverytalentedgirls,andsheknewitwouldbe4 forhertobeselected.Twohourslater,the5 readalistofthegirlsforasecondtryout.Herheart6 asthelistendedwithouthername.Feeling7,shewalkedbacktoherdormitorycarryingherschoolbagfullofhomework.
Arrivingatthedormitory,shestartedwith8.Shehadalwaysbeenagoodmathstudent,butnowshewas9.ShemovedontoEnglishandhistory,andwas10 tofindthatshedidn'thaveanytroublewiththosesubjects.Feelingbetter,shedecidednotto11 mathforthetimebeing.
ThenextdayJennawenttoseeMrsBidenaboutbeingontheschool12. MrsBidenwasn'tasenthusiasticasJenna.“I'msorry,13 wehaveenough14 forthenewspaperalready.Comebacknextyearandwe'lltalkthen.”Jennasmiled15 andleft.“Whyiscollegesodifferent?
”shesighed.
Laterinmathclass,Jennadevotedherselftofiguringouttheproblemsthathadgivenhersomuch16.Bytheendoftheclass,sheunderstoodhowtogetthemright.Asshegatheredherbooks,Jennadecidedshe'd17 totrytofitinwithhernewschool.Shewasn'tsureifshe'd18,butsheknewshehadtotry.Collegewasjustashermomhadsaid,“Youwillfeellikeasmallfishinabigpond19 abigfishinasmallpond.Thechallengeistobecomethe20 fishyoucanbe.”
1.A.decisions
B.challenges
C.problems
D.exercises
2.A.However
B.Therefore
C.Besides
D.Otherwise
3.A.normal
B.necessary
C.different
D.desperate
4.A.simple
B.troublesome
C.certain
D.difficult
5.A.editor
B.judge
C.boss
D.candidate
6.A.stopped
B.jumped
C.sank
D.changed
7.A.awful
B.lonely
C.happy
D.strange
8.A.English
B.history
C.science
D.math
9.A.working
B.struggling
C.complaining
D.improving
10.A.bothered
B.ashamed
C.pleased
D.shocked
11.A.showup
B.makefor
C.giveup
D.preparefor
12.A.committee
B.team
C.newspaper
D.radio
13.A.and
B.so
C.or
D.but
14.A.writers
B.players
C.speakers
D.readers
15.A.brightly
B.weakly
C.widely
D.happily
16.A.courage
B.lack
C.hope
D.sorrow
17.A.hesitate
B.refuse
C.continue
D.attempt
18.A.succeed
B.complete
C.agree
D.accompany
19.A.inthehopeof
B.inhonorof
C.incaseof
D.insteadof
20.A.tallest
B.best
C.hardest
D.gentlest
3.
IwasinmythirdyearofteachingcreativewritingatahighschoolinNewYork,whenoneofmystudents,15 year oldMicky,gavemeanotefromhismother.It1 hisabsencefromclassthedaybefore.
IhadseenMickyhimselfwritingthenoteathisdesk.Mostparental excusenotesIreceivedwerepennedbymy2.Theforged（伪造的）excusenotesmadealargepile,withwritingthatrangedfromimaginativetocrazy.The3ofthosenotesdidn'trealizethathonestexcusenoteswereusually4：
“Peterwaslatebecausethealarmclockdidn'tgooff.”
Thestudentsalwayssaidthatitwashardputting200wordstogetheronanysubject,butwhenthey5excusenotes,theywerebrilliant.
SoonedayIgavetheexcusenotestomyclasses,saying，“They're6tobewrittenbyparents,butactuallytheyarenot.True,Micky?
”Thestudentslookedatme7.
“Now,thiswillbethefirstclasstostudythe8oftheexcusenotes—thefirstclass,ever,topracticewritingthem.You'reso9tohaveateacherlikemewhohastakenyourbestwritingandturneditintoa10worthyofstudy.”
EveryonesmiledasIwenton,“Youusedyour11.Sotrymorenow.TodayI'dlikeyoutowrite‘AnExcuseNotefromAdam/EvetoGod'.”12 wentdown.Pensraced13paper.ForthefirsttimeeverIsawstudentsso14intheirwritingthattheyhadtobeaskedtogotolunchbytheirfriends.
Thenextdayeveryonehadexcusenotes.15 discussionsfollowed.Theheadmasterenteredtheclassroomandwalked16，lookingatpapers,andthensaid,“I'dlikeyoutoseemeinmyoffice.”Myheart17.
WhenIsteppedintohisoffice,hecameto18myhandandsaid,“Ijustwanttotellyouthatthatlesson,thattask,whateverthehellyouweredoing,was19.Thosekidswerewritingonthecollege20.Thankyou.”
1.A.explained
B.described
C.introduced
D.announced
2.A.parents
B.students
C.teachers
D.partners
3.A.editors
B.readers
C.writers
D.speakers
4.A.true
B.false
C.easy
D.dull
5.A.produced
B.considered
C.imagined
D.delivered
6.A.designed
B.collected
C.supposed
D.improved
7.A.eagerly
B.nervously
C.excitedly
D.coldly
8.A.form
B.difficulty
C.meaning
D.art
9.A.lucky
B.helpful
C.lovely
D.active
10.A.talent
B.habit
C.product
D.subject
11.A.devotion
B.imagination
C.concentration
D.information
12.A.Hands
B.Eyes
C.Heads
D.Ears
13.A.across
B.with
C.against
D.behind
14.A.curious
B.careful
C.casual
D.calm
15.A.Separated
B.Surprising
C.Heated
D.Lasting
16.A.dayandnight
B.inandout
C.nowandthen
D.upanddown
17.A.sank
B.rose
C.flew
D.hurt
18.A.watch
B.touch
C.shake
D.catch
19.A.sure
B.dim
C.tough
D.great
20.A.base
B.level
C.paper
D.theme
4.
Recently,avideoofa1 manrescuingadogintroublebecamehotonline.Themanreceivedalotoffavorable2.Arunnerjumpedintoafrozen（结冰的）lakeinPontefract,England,to3adogbeforecontinuinghisrun.
BystanderPaulaTownpostedthevideoofthe4 online,saying:
"Whatahero!
This5 rescuedthisfamily'sdogwhenitgotintotroubleinPontefractPark."
"Whenwegottothelake,Icouldseeadoginthe6.Itwastryingtogetontotheicebutkept7backin,"Towntoldthelocalnews."Ifeltanxiousand8 thesideofthelakeforaliferingbutcouldn't9 one."
DarcyPell,31,wasoutforanunwithafriendwhenhe10 thedogintrouble.Asa（n）11coldwaterswimmer,DarcyPellquickly12thefreezingwaterandhelpedthedogin13 swimbacktoshore.
Pellhasbeenregardedasaherobymanywhohave14thevideo."Noherojustsawadoginneedwithout15,"PellwroteonFacebook."16,Iswimincoldwaterasahobbyandknowthe17 itcanbring.Icontinuedmyrunlatersoitwasno18deal.Iwasgivenajacketbymynunfriend.ObviouslyIwouldn't19peopledoingthesame.I'mjustgladthedogwashappyto20 itswalkafterwards."
1.A.confident
B.native
C.talented
D.brave
2.A.tips
B.comments
C.promises
D.gifts
3.A.save
B.caln
C.trap
D.recognize
4.A.disaster
B.rescue
C.challenge
D.volunteer
5.A.stranger
B.adult
C.partner
D.expert
6.A.mud
B.snow
C.water
D.park
7.A.turning
B.jumping
C.rushing
D.falling
8.A.examined
B.searched
C.observed
D.removed
9.A.design
B.borrow
C.find
D.replace
10.A.protected
B.remembered
C.targeted
D.noticed
11.A.creative
B.excited
C.green
D.experienced
12.A.entered
B.tried
C.left
D.touched
13.A.regard
B.support
C.dang
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