优质寒假完型填空作业.docx

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优质寒假完型填空作业

（A）

Atdifferenttimesinaman’slife,hisfoodhasdifferenteffectsonhisbody.Amongchildrenfoodisquicklychangeintothepowertorunandplayg1.Mostofayoungman’sfoodisspentongtall:

wegrowupwardsonlyduringthefirsttwentyyearsofourlives,notlater.Workingmang____theirstrongbodiesfromtheirfood;andiftheyworkh4,theydonotgetfat.Officeworkerseatwellandsitdownalot,andmaybegintogrowfatwhenstillquiteyoung.Manyolderpeopletrytoworkmuchandwalkoften.Perhapsthemostd____5_____timeiswhenamanreachessixtyyearsofage.Hisbodyandmindbecomerestful,withoutmuchworkori6.That’swhenfoodchangequicklytof7.

Gamesgrowinggrowsharddifficult

（B）

IgotanansweringmachineformybirthdayandIsoonrealizedwhatausefulmachinethisis.Iamnoth1mostoftheday,sosomeonecanl2amassageandIcancallthemback.Theyhavenowaytosaytheycannotg3intouchwithme.SometimeswhenIamhomeandh4worktodo,thephoneneverstops.NowIputthemachineon.I’mnottroubled.Icandoalotmorework.TherearesomepeopleIj5don’twanttotalkto.SoIputthemachineonandIdon’th6tospeaktothem.Iconclusion,Ireallydonotknowh7Ilivedwithoutthiswonderfulmachine.

（C）

Willitmateri1youdon’ttakeyourbreakfast?

Ashorttimeago,atestwasgivenintheUnitedStates.Peopleofdifferentages,from12to83,wereaskedtoh2atest.Duringthetest,thesepeopleweregivenallk3ofbreakfastsandsometimestheywereg4nobreakfastatall.Scientistswantedtoseehowwelltheirbodiesworkedwhentheyhadhaddifferentkindsofbreakfasts.

Theresultsshowthatifapersoneatsarightbreakfast,heorshewillworkbetterthanifheorshehasnobreakfast.Ifastudenthasfruit,eggs,breadandmilkbeforeg5toschool,hewilllearnmorequicklyandlistenmorecarefullyinclass.

Theresultsalsoshowthathavingnobreakfastwillnoth6youloseweight.Thisisbecausepeoplebecomeh7atnoonthattheyeattoomuchforlunch.Sotheywill

g8weightinsteadoflosingweight.

（D）

Shanghai,oneofthelargestcitiesinChina,attractspeopleathomeanda_________.Peoplecomehereforitsc1,itshistory.Shanghai,isalsonamed‘Hu’or‘Shen’inshort.Itis

i2___themiddleofChina’seastcoast.Ithasniceweather,withfourseasons.

Theseyears,anumberofm3buildingshavebeensetupinShanghai,suchastheOrientalPearlTVTower,ShanghaiScience&TechnologyMuseum,ShanghaiMuseum,ShanghaiLibrary,ShanghaiGrandTheatreandJinMaoTower.TheyhavebecomenewscenicsightsinShanghai.EveryyearmillionsoftravelsfromdifferentcountriesvisitShanghai.Alotofyoungstudentsfromdifferentcountriesg4toShanghaitofurthertheirstudies.Thismakesthecitydevelopmorequickly.

Shanghaiwillh5the2010WorldExpo.Thethemeof2010ShanghaiWorldExpowillbe‘BetterCity,BetterLife’.NowadaysallpeopleinShanghaiareworkinghardtowelcomethe2010WorldExpo.

（E）

Inmostpartsoftheworld,manystudentsh____1____theirschoolsmakelesspollution.Theyj____2____environmentclubs.Inanenvironmentclub,peopleworktogethertomakeourenvironmentclean.

Herearesomethingsstudentsoftendo.

No-garbagelunches.Howmuchdoyouthrowawayafterlunch?

Environmentclubsaskstudentstobringtheirlunchesi____3____bagsthatcanbeusedagain.Everyweektheywillc_____4_____theclassesthatmaketheleastgarbageandreportthemtothewholeschool.

No-carday.Onano-carday,nobodycomestoschoolinacar—notthestudentsandnottheteachers!

Carsg____5____pollutiontoourair,soremember:

Walk,jump,bikeorrun.

Useyourlegs!

It’slotsoffun.

Turnoffthewater!

Didyouk____6____thatsometoiletscanwastetwentytofortycubicmetersofwateranhour?

Inayear,thatwouldfillasmallriver!

Inenvironmentclubs,studentsrepairbrokentoilets.

（F）

InAmerica,blindpeopletrytobei______1______byusingguidedogs.

Thesedogshaveanickname（绰号）:

seeing-eyedogsbecausetheyaretheirowners’eyes.Forinstance,theyhelpblindpeopletowalkalongthestreetandcrossthestreetsafely.Ifthereissomethingintheirowners’way,thedogscang_____2_____themaroundit.Also,seeing-eyedogsareveryusefulinothersways.Theycandefend（保卫）themagainstcriminalsandbadpeople.Iftheirownersarelonely,thedogscanbecometheirfriendsandg________themlove.It’ssensible（明智的）thattheirownerslovethemalot,too.

Blindpeoplecantaketheirseeing-eyedogsanywheretheywantto.Americanlawsaysthatthesedogsmustbeallowedinallhigh-rises.Despite（尽管）allthis,therearenotmanyofthesedogsinAmerica.Thesedogsmaybeveryexpensiveandhardtoget.Ihavej__4__seenapersonwithaseeing-eyedogthreetimesinmylife.Personally,Ihopepeoplecank__5___moreandmoreguidedogs.

（G）

Notmanypeoplehaveseenicebergs.Sailorssometimesseethembuttheytrytok____1_awayfromthem.

WecallthetopandthebottomoftheworldtheNorthandSouthPole.H__2___thereisiceovertheseaandtheland.Thisiceisoftenthousandsofmeterst3.Theiceoftenmovesslowlydowntowardsthesea.Thenbigpiecesoficebreakoffandfloatonthesea.Wecallthesebigpiecesofice“icebergs”

Mostofanicebergisj___4___underthewater.Iceisonlyalittlelighterthanwater,soonlyalittleoficebergisabovethewater.Thetopofanicebergmaynotbenearashipbuttheshiphitstheicebergbelowthewater.Thentheshipg___5__down.

Sometimesthewaterbecomeswarm.Thebottomoftheicebergbecomessmallerandsmaller.Thenitturnsrightover.Sometimesithitsaship.Icebergsareoftenveryb_____________buttheyarealsodangerous.

（H）

Coca-Colaisenjoyedallovertheworld.1.6billiongallonsaresoldeveryyearinoveroneh______1______andsixtycountries.Thedrinkwasi____2__byDr.JohnPembertoni____3____Atlanta,on8May1886,butiswasg__4____thenameCoca-Colabyhispartner,FrankRobinson.Inthef___5____year,onlyninedrinksadayweresold.ThebusinesswasboughtbyamancalledAsaCandlerin1888andthefirstf____6_____wasopenedinDallas,Texas,in1895.Coca-Colaisstillmadetherenow.Billionsofbottlesandcanshavebeenproducedsince1895.

（I）

Mr.Newtonwasaf_____1_____scientistbutabsent-minded.Oneeveningwhenheg____2____homea8o’clock,hisfamilywasnotathome.Hewaitedandwaited.Hebecamesoworriedaboutthemthathecouldn’teat.Hewasn’th_______3_____atall.Thenhethought:

hiswifealwaystookthechildrentotheparkonWednesday,andafterthatshetookthemtothecinema.AnditwasWednesdaythatday.Mr.Newtonwasnomoreworried.Hebegantof____4__hungry.Heatesomebread,meatandtomatoes.Aftersupper,hef___5___asleepinhischair.LaterMr.Newtonh___6___someoneenterthehouse,theydidn’tmakemuchnoiseandtheydidn’tturnonthelight,either.‘Thieves!

’hethought.Gettingupquickly,Mr.Newtonheldachairinhishandsandlifteditupi___7__theair.Thenheheard:

‘Dad!

Whatareyoudoing?

’Nowheunderstood:

Itwasn’tthieves,theywerehischildren.

（1）.Eatinginwesternrestaurantsisal__1__differentfromeatinginChineseones.It’sn__2____tounderstandthedifferencesandactpolitely.AstheysaywheninRome,doastheRomansdo.

Whenyoufirstarriveattherestaurant,youshouldwaitforthewaitertoshowyouatable.Sometimesit’sallrighttofindatableforyourself,butyoushouldaskfirst.Inawesternrestaurant,eachpersonusuallyasksfortheiro__3__foodordishesandeatswhattheyaskfor.Westernpeopledon’tputallofthefoodinthem__4__ofthetabletoshare.

OneofthebiggestdifferencesbetweenChineseandwesterno__5__isthatmostChineserestaurantsaren__6__,butmostwesternrestaurantsarequietandpeopletherespeakinal__7__voice.Don’tshouttothewaiters,orpeoplemaythinkthatyouarerude.

Ifyouneedhelp,youshouldtrytoaskwithyoureyesinsteadofyourvoice.It’sbetternottoputupyourhand,either.

（2）Musicissomethingthateverybodylikes.Everybodycanmakesoundsinaway,bysingingo__1__playingamusicalinstrument.Manykindsofmusichavedevelopedaspeoplehavefoundo__2__howtosingindifferentways.Therearesom__3__kindsofmusictohearthatyouaresuretofindsomemusicthatwillgreatlyinterestyou.Musichasmeaningforeveryone.Itaffectstheoldandtheyoung,m__4__andwomen.Itcanm__5__peoplehappyorsad.Inourmodernworld,radiosandtelevisionssupplyuswithaconstantflowofmusic,givingusjoyandrelaxation.Eitherinamusiclessonoratconcert,musicm__6__differentthingstodifferentpeople.Musicbelongstothewholeworld.

（3）.Everyday,inallkindsofweather,manythousandsofmenandwomenjog.Whyhasjogging----runningslowlyforal_______distances----becomesopopular?

Mostjoggersbeginbecausetheyhearitisverygoodexercise.Joggingmakestheheartstrongerandhelpspeoplel_______weight.Itcanalsohelpthemfeelbetteraboutthemselves.

John,whoisforty-twoyearsoldandworksinano_______,beganjoggingafewyearsagobecausehefelthewastoofat.Atfirsthecouldonlyrunabout100yards.Ittookhimthreem__________tobeabletorunam_______.Buttwoyearslater,heraninamarathonrace----o_______twenty-sixmiles.Manyjoggers,likeJohn,feelthatiftheycansucceedinjogging,theycansucceedinotherthingsalsoandquiteoftenthisfeelinghelpsthemattheirjobs.

（4）.TheGreedyDog

Agreedydogstolealargepieceofmeatfromashop.Heheldthemeatbetweenhisteeth,andr