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高中英语专项练习完形填空

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Weknowthekissasaformofexpressingaffection（情感，喜爱）.Butlong1itbecameit,itwascustomaryinmanycountriestou高考资源网seitasa（n）2ofrespect.SomenativeAfricans3thegroundoverwhichachief（首领）haswalkeD.Kissingthehandandfoothasbeenamarkofrespectfromthe4times.

TheearlyRomanskissedthemouthoreyes5aformofdignified（高贵的）greeting.OneRomanemperorallowedhisimportantnoblestokisshislips,butthe6importantoneshadtokisshishands,andthe7importantoneswere8allowedtokisshisfeet!

w.w.w.k.s.5.u.c.o.m

Mostlikelythekissasaformofaffectioncanbetracedbacktoprimitive（上古的，原始的）timeswhenamother9fondle（爱抚）herchild,justasamother10today.Itonlyremainedforsocietyto11thisasacustomforexpressingaffectionbetweenarms.

Wehaveevidence（根据）thatthiswasalreadythe12bythetimeofthesixthcentury,butwecanonlysupposeitwas13longbeforethat.Thefirst14wherethekissbecameacceptedincourtship（求婚）wasinFrance.FromFrancethekissspreadrapidlyalloverEurope.Russia,whichlovedto15thecustomsofFrance,soonadoptedit.AkissfromtheTsar（沙皇）became16ofthehighestformsofrecognitionfromtheCrown.w.w.w.k.s.5.u.c.o.m

Intime,thekissbecameapartofcourtship.17marriagecustomsdeveloped,thekissbecameapartofthe18ceremony（典礼，仪式）.Todayweregarditasanexpressionofloveandtenderness.19therearestillmanyplacesintheworldwherethekissis20offormalceremoniesandisintendedtoshowrespect.

1.A.afterB.beforeC.untilD.since

2.A.customB.traditionC.expressionD.affection

3.A.watchB.touchC.kissD.greet

4.A.earliestB.latestC.longestD.eldest

5.A.ofB.asC.forD.in

6.A.notB.littleC.lessD.least

7.A.lastB.lessC.mostD.least

8.A.tooB.alsoC.onlyD.ever

9.A.wouldB.couldC.shouldD.will

10.A.wouldB.hasC.doingD.does

11.A.expressB.allowC.kissD.accept

12.A.caseB.eventC.historyD.evidence

13.A.expressedB.practisedC.kissedD.discovered

14.A.cityB.tribe（部落）C.societyD.country

15.A.allowB.copyC.spreadD.use

16.A.oneB.itC.thisD.that

17.A.SinceB.OnceC.WhileD.As

18.A.meetingB.greetingC.marryingD.wedding

19.A.AndB.ThusC.ButD.When

20.A.bitB.partC.someD.any

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Oneofthemostremarkablethingsaboutthehumanmindisourabilitytoimaginethefuture.Inour1wecanseewhathasnotyethappeneD.Forexample,whilewearelookingforwardto2anewplaceorcountry,we3whatitwillbelike.Wepredict（预料）the4peoplewilleat,dressandact.Ofcourse,wedonotalwayspredictthings5.Thingsareoftenverydifferentfromthewaywe6themtobe.

Oneofthe7dreamsinhistoryisthedreamoftheGermanscientist,Kekule,whohadbeen8toworkoutaverydifficultprobleminphysics.Hehad9andanalyzed（分析）theproblemfromeveryangle（角度）fordays,butthere10tobenowayof11outtheanswer.ThenonenighthewenttobedanddreameD.Whenhe12up,herealizedthatheknewtheanswer.Hehadsolvedtheprobleminhis13.

Thehypnotist（催眠者）satinthechairoppositehimandspoke14_:

Iwantyoutoconcentrateonmyvoice.Thinkabout15.Youknownothingbutmyvoice.Andasyoupayattentiontomyvoice,your16willgetheavier.Soonyou’llbeasleep.

Youwillhearmyvoiceand17mywords,butyourbodywillbeasleep,youreyesaretooheavy.Youare18asleep,andwhenyouwakeupyouwill19nothing.w.w.w.k.s.5.u.c.o.m

Youwillforgeteverything.NowIamgoingto20slowlyfromonetofive.One,two,three,four,five.

1.A.brainsB.sensesC.mindsD.sights

2.A.visitingB.seekingC.reachingD.discovering

3.A.imagineB.knowC.feelD.guess

4.A.customB.habitC.styleD.way

5.A.quicklyB.simplyC.correctlyD.neatly

6.A.requiredB.wishedC.leftD.expected

7.A.funnyB.dullC.famousD.silly

8.A.managingB.tryingC.thinkingD.hoping

9.A.studiedB.learnedC.discussedD.researched

10.A.usedB.oughtC.seemedD.had

11.A.makingB.findingC.turningD.letting

12.A.gaveB.satC.wokeD.got

13.A.dreamB.lessonC.researchD.exercise

14.A.softlyB.loudlyC.slowlyD.firmly

15.A.everythingB.somethingC.nothingD.anything

16.A.eyesB.feetC.headD.body

17.A.believeB.repeatC.takeD.understand

18.A.reallyB.extremelyC.actuallyD.almost

19.A.acceptB.rememberC.hearD.receive

20.A.countB.sayC.addD.speak

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Iusedtobeashamedofmygrandma.Iknowthat'sa　36　thingtosay,butitwastrueuntiltoday,soIhaveto　37　it.

The　38　startedwhenmyfriendKatyfoundGrandma'sfalseteethfloatinginaglassonthebathroomsink.IwassousedtoseeingthemthatI　39　tooknoticeofthem.ButKatyshouted,laughingand　40　totalktothem.Ihadtogetdownonmykneesand　41　hertoshutupsomygrandmawouldn't　42　andgethurt.

Afterthathappened,I　43　therewereamillionthingsaboutGrandmathatwereembarrassing（令人窘迫）.

OnceshetookJillandmeouttoBurgerKing.　44　orderingourhamburgerswell-done,shetoldthepersonbehindthecounter,"They'llhavetwoWhoppers（巨无霸）well-to-do."Jillburstoutlaughing,butIalmost　45　.

Afterawhile,IstartedwishingIcould　46　Grandmainacloset.Ievencomplainedtomyparents.BothmyparentssaidIhadtobecarefulnottomakeGrandmafeel　47　inourhome.

ThenlastWednesday,somethinghappenedthat　48　everythingcompletely.Myteachertoldustohelpfindinterestingoldpeopleand　49　themabouttheir　50　forabigOralHistoryproject.IwastryingtothinkofsomeonewhenAngiepushedmegently.

"Volunteeryourgrandmother,"shewhispered."She's　51　andrichinexperience."

ThatwasthelastthingIeverthoughtAngiewouldsayaboutmygrandma.

ThisishowIendedupon　52　todayinterviewingmyowngrandmotherbeforethewholeschoolassembly（集合）.Allmyfriendsandteacherswerelisteningtoher　53　shewasagreatheroine.Iwas　54　ofmygrandmaandhopedshewould　55　knowthatIhadbeenashamedofher.

36.A.funny　　　　B.common　　　　C.terrible　　　D.clear

37.A.admit　　　　B.receive　　　C.refuse　　　　D.show

38.A.quarrel　　　B.accident　　　C.trouble　　　D.adventure

39.A.already　　　B.always　　　　C.simply　　　　D.hardly

40.A.enjoying　　　B.pretending　　C.imagining　　D.continuing

41.A.warn　　　　　B.demand　　　　C.advise　　　D.beg

42.A.mind　　　　　B.hear　　　　　C.see　　　　　D.fall

43.A.expected　　　B.declared　　　C.realized　　　D.doubted

44.A.Becauseof　　B.Exceptfor　C.Suchas　　　D.Insteadof

45.A.died　　　　B.cheered　　　C.disappeared　　D.suffered

46.A.meet　　　　B.avoid　　　　C.arrange　　　D.hide

47.A.independent　B.inconvenient　C.unwelcome　　D.unfamiliar

48.A.changed　　　B.finished　　　C.stopped　　　　D.Prepared

49.A.interview　　B.report　　　C.tell　　　　　D.write

50.A.news　　　　B.lives　　　　C.advantages　　D.achievements

51.A.free　　　　　B.popular　　　C.interesting　　D.embarrassing

52.A.show　　　　B.stage　　　　C.duty　　　　　D.time

53.A.andthen　　B.evenif　　　C.sothat　　　　D.asif

54.A.sure　　　　　B.proud　　　　C.ashamed　　　D.afraid

55.A.never　　　　B.even　　　　　C.still　　　　　D.once

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ThepartybeganshortlyafterMr.Wood,wholivedintheflatbelow,signedtohimselfasheheardexcitedvoicesandthenoisymusic.Luckilyhehad36someworkhomefromtheoffice,37hekepthimselfbusyforacoupleofhours,thusmanagingtopaynoattentiontothenoise38.Butbyeleveno’clockhefelt39andwasreadytogotobed,thoughfromhisearlierexperienceheknewitwas40tryingtogettosleep.Heundressedandlayforawhileonthebed,tryingtoread,buthe41himselfreadingthesamepageoverandoveragain.Hethenturnedoffthelightand42hisheadinthepillow.But43hecouldnotshut44thenoise,finally,after45seemedhours,his46wasgone.

Hejumpedoutofbed,47someclothing,marched48upthestairs,andwalkedintohisneighbor’sflat.Theowneroftheflat,who49himinhisdressinggown,came50theroomand,51Mr.Woodcouldsayanything,cried,“Mydearfellow,comeand52.Iknowourparties53you.Imeanttosendyou54.”Mr.Wood’sangerdisappearedthenandthere.Hesaid,“I’dbettergoandget55.”Minuteslater,hereturned,properlydressed,onlytofindthatthepartywasnearlyover.

36．A.takenB.carriedC.broughtD.fetched

37．A.withwhichB.fromwhichC.whereD.when

38．A.outsideB.overheadC.downstairsD.nearby

39．A.badB.tiredC.sickD.hopeless

40．A.uselessB.necessaryC.possibleD.helpful

41．A.hadB.foundC.caughtD.felt

42．A.buriedB.restedC.shookD.turned

43．A.tillthenB.worsestillC.strangeenoughD.evenso

44．A.awayB.offC.downD.up

45．A.itB.whatC.thatD.which

46．A.sleepB.strengthC.patienceD.anger

47．A.pulledonB.dressedupC.selectedD.wore

48．A.sadlyB.proudlyC.quietlyD.firmly

49．A.madefunofB.staredatC.wasangrywithD.caughtsightof

50．A.acrossB.aroundC.towardsD.by

51．A.asB.beforeC.thoughD.until

52．A.meetasB.sithereC.joinusD.scoldme

53．A.maytroubleB.wouldtroubleC.maybotherD.mustbother

54．A.anoticeB.amessageC.aninvitationD.anapology

55．A.washedB.changedC.dressedD.prepared

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OnedayinSeptemberweweredoingrepairworkonmyparents’oldhousetogetitreadyformyyoungestdaughter’swedding.Wehadto36agreatclimbingplantthathadgrown37aroofbeam（