人教版高一英语必修第二册《完形填空》练习题含答案.docx

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人教版高一英语必修第二册《完形填空》练习题含答案

人教版高一英语必修第二册《完形填空》练习题（含答案）

Iusedtoliveselfishly.Ishouldadmitit.Butonemomentchangedme.

Iwasonmylunchbreakandhad1theofficetogetsomethingtoeat.Ontheway,I2abusker（街头艺人）,withahatinfrontofhim.Ihadsome3inmypocket,butIwouldnotgivethemtohim,thinkingtomyselfhewould4usethemoneytofeedhisaddictiontodrugsoralcohol.He5likethattype—youngandragged,butwhatwasIgoingtospendthemoneyon?

Ithen6Ihadnorighttoplacemyselfabovehimjust7hewasbusking.

Istoppedanddroppedallthecoinsintohis8,andhesmiledatme.Iwatchedforawhile.As9asitsounded,Iexpectedsomethingmoretocomefromthatmoment—afeelingof10orsatisfaction,forexample.Butnothinghappened.11,Iwalkedoff.

Onmywayhomeattheendofthe12,Isawthebuskeragainandhewas13.Iwatchedhimpickupthehatandwalktoacafecounter.Therehepouredthetotalcontentsintoacollectingtin14anearthquakefund-raisingevent.Hewasbuskingforcharity!

NowIdonateany15Ihavetocharitytinsandenjoythefeelingofgiving.

1．A．leftB．cleanedC．preparedD．searched

2．A．ledB．choseC．sawD．fooled

3．A．chocolatesB．coinsC．tinsD．drugs

4．A．almostB．onlyC．ratherD．still

5．A．actedB．lookedC．soundedD．smelt

6．A．declaredB．realizedC．expectedD．guessed

7．A．whenB．ifC．becauseD．since

8．A．ragB．hatC．pocketD．counter

9．A．selfishB．awkwardC．innocentD．special

10．A．happinessB．sadnessC．loveD．hate

11．A．DisappointedlyB．UnfortunatelyC．CoincidentallyD．Comfortably

12．A．momentB．dayC．breakD．event

13．A．walkingaroundB．passingbyC．packingupD．runningoff

14．A．byB．forC．onD．with

15．A．workB．timeC．energyD．change

Whydidtheorangutan（猩猩）crosstheroad?

That’snotthestartofajoke,butaquestionbeingaskedbyscientistsstudyingthesebrilliantapes.

BrentLoken,whorunsagroupcalledIntegratedConservation,usedcameratrapstoresearchintoorangutans.Thatgroupprotects16animalsinBorneo,thelargestislandinAsia.Cameratrapsworkbytakingaquickphoto,whensomethingmovesinfrontofthem.InBorneo,scientistsusethephotosto17whattherareorangutansdowhenpeoplearen’t18?

Scientistshavebeenstudyingorangutansintherainforestsfordecades.Andtheirdatahadsuggestedthattheanimalsalmostalwaystraveledthroughthe19.Theywere20seenwalkingontheforestfloor.YetwhenLokenlookedatthephotosfromhisteam’scameratraps,hegotsurprisedthattheapeswerewalkingontheground,21usingloggingroads（运材道路）andpathsbuiltbypeople.

Weretheseanimalssimply22towalkonthegroundbecauselogginghadlefttoomany23?

Ordidthey24downloggingroadsasconvenientshortcut?

“More25isneeded,”

Peopleareremovingtreesforlogging,plantationsandthebuildingofthecities.Thenewfindingssuggestorangutansmightbeabletolearnto26withsomeofthesechangesintheir27.Itdoesn’tmeantheanimalscansurvive28forests.Butitdoessuggesttheremightbewaystologforestsinawaythatwon’tgreatly29theseapes.

StephanieSpehar,primatologistattheUniversityofWisconsin,Oshkosh,agrees.“Thenewstudydoesn’tmeanthey’refineinareaswithnotrees,”shesays.“Orangutansclearlyneedtheforestto30.

16．A．endangeredB．classifiedC．transformedD．abandoned

17．A．lookonB．callonC．spyonD．takeon

18．A．aloneB．aroundC．absentD．alongside

19．A．valleysB．treetopsC．passagesD．woods

20．A．rarelyB．merelyC．frequentlyD．occasionally

21．A．everB．evenC．thusD．only

22．A．permittedB．commandedC．forcedD．tutored

23．A．routesB．branchesC．gapsD．cracks

24．A．settleB．knockC．rattleD．wander

25．A．independenceB．insuranceC．significanceD．convenience

26．A．liveB．linkC．agreeD．stay

27．A．forestB．habitatC．regionD．colony

28．A．againstB．withoutC．withinD．across

29．A．destroyB．comfortC．disturbD．interrupt

30．A．conserveB．preserveC．reserveD．survive

ProtectingChina'sGiantPandas

China'sgiantpandasshowtheachievementoftheinternationalefforttosaveanimalsthatarenowindanger.Intelevisionprogrammesweoftenseepandas31funnygames.Childrenhavepandatoysandbeautifulcardswithpicturesoflovely32inthem.Theyoftenvisitthegiantpandasinthezooson33holidaysandhaveagoodtimethere.However,scientistsareworriedaboutthe34ofgiantpandas.Theyknowonlyabout1,000giantpandasremain35today.Theythinkthegiantpandaswilldieoutin30yearsifthepresentconditionsarenot36.

Itisreportedthatthegiantpandashaveavery37birthrate.About115pandasliveinthezoosandresearchcentresmainlyinChina,butduringthepast10yearsthey38only3439pandasthatarestillalive.Thesurvivalrateofgiantpandasinthewildisprobablythesameorlower.

Thereareseveralreasonsforthelow40.Themainreasonis41malepandascanmakelovewithfemalesinavery42season—onlyafewdaysayear.Whentheydohavebabies,femalesoftenproducetwopandas,butthemotherisusuallynotabletocarefor43ofthem.Thenewbornpandas44onlyafewkilogramseach.Theyaretooweaktolivewithoutspecialcare.Inthezoo,scientistscanhelpthemothers45theyoungpandas,butthoselivinginthewilddonotgetenough46.Itisverydifficultformotherpandastobringuptheiryoungpandas.

Conditionsforthegiantpandashavebeenworseinrecentyears.PandasinChinacontinueto47innumber.Weknowpandasliveonbamboos.Butsometimesallthebamboosinoneareadie.Thepandastherehave48toeatanddieofhunger.

Giantpandasnowlivein13separate49areasinChina.SeveralyearsagotheChinesegovernmentandtheInternationalWildlifeOrganizationagreed50aprojectofprotectinggiantpandasinthewild.Wehopeitcouldbeuseful.

31．A．playB．playingC．doD．doing

32．A．pandasB．childrenC．bamboosD．zoos

33．A．oursB．theirC．yoursD．his

34．A．pastB．nowC．futureD．present

35．A．liveB．livesC．livelyD．alive

36．A．turnedB．increasedC．improvedD．considered

37．A．lowB．properC．highD．right

38．A．clonedB．producedC．keptD．created

39．A．smallB．youngC．littleD．adult

40．A．priceB．speedC．birthrateD．limit

41．A．whyB．howC．whenD．that

42．A．shortB．longC．suitableD．certain

43．A．allB．bothC．noneD．neither

44．A．weightB．heavyC．weighD．heaviness

45．A．haveB．raiseC．observeD．care

46．A．helpB．foodC．waterD．milk

47．A．reduceB．growC．rise:

D．change

48．A．somethingB．nothingC．everythingD．anything

49．A．protectedB．protectingC．defendingD．guarding

50．A．toB．withC．inD．on

Onenightin2003，JansandhiswifeSherriewerewalkingthedogDakotahneartheirhouse.Suddenly,ayoung51appearedandbeganrunningintheirdirection.Amazedand52，thecoupleimmediatelybrokeDakotahloosetoprotectthem."However,thetwoanimalsstoppedyardsapartand53staredateachotherasifeachwerelookingatanalmost-forgottenfaceandtryingtoremembersomething,”recallsJansinhisbookAWolfCalledRomeo.

Overthenextweek,theJansesalways54thewolfplayingwiththedogsintheneighborhood.They55thatwhenthewolfsawadog,hewouldmakeafoolofhimself-wagging,pacing,andevenstrikingsomedogposes.Becauseofthewolf's56，SherrienamedhimRomeo.The57extendedfromdogstolocalsquickly.58,crowdsoflocalsstartedcomingto59thewolf,andsomelikedhimsomuchthattheyseemedtoforgetthatwolvesare60.

Forthenextfiveyears,Romeo61totheareainfallandwinter."Hewouldbeinthesameplaceeverymorningto62peoplegoingtoworkorwalkingtheirdogs,63he'dsetwithatimeclock"，writesJans.Astheonlywolfinthearea，Romeohad64creaturestoeat，alargeopenspacetolivein,andlittle651fromotheranimals.However,somecriticsfeltRomeowasa（n）66，andtherewasatalkaboutdrivinghimoutofthearea.

RomeocameagaininSeptember2009，butlaterthatmonth,he67again.Aftersomesearching,asupporterfoundhehadbeen68byParkandJeff.Bothmenwerearrestedlater.Theyendeduppayingfinesaccordingtothelocallaw,losinghunting69.InlateNovember2010，amemorialservicewasheldforRomeo."Nothingcantakeawaytheyearswespentinhis70，”writesJans."We'llrememberthehappinesshebroughttousforever.”

51．A．womanB．boyC．wolfD．dog

52．A．curiousB．terrifiedC．disappointedD．content

53．A．anxiouslyB．tentativelyC．angrilyD．hardly

54．A．spottedB．preventedC．protectedD．imagined

55．A．hatedB．believedC．observedD．warned

56．A．experienceB．violenceC．companionD．behavior

57．A．friendshipB．challengeC．campaignD．freedom

58．A．ApproximatelyB．GenerallyC．ImportantlyD．Gradually

59．A．keeparecordofB．havealookatC．makeanexampleofD．takeadvantageof

60．A．aggressiveB．kindC．stubbornD．lonely

61．A．reactedB．adaptedC．returnedD．referred

62．A．attackB．stopC．informD．meet

63．A．evenifB．asthoughC．sothatD．incase

64．A．offensiveB．limitedC．commonD．abundant

65．A．competitionB．acquaintanceC．cooperationD．acquisition

66．A．prideB．pityC．dangerD．accomplishment

67．A．burstB．aroseC．changedD．disappeared

68．A．shotB．hiddenC．fooledD．raised

69．A．methodsB．privilegesC．partnersD．habits

70．A．handB．directionC．companyD．opinion

Inagardenfilledwithbushesandgrass，thereappearedawhiterose.Everyonewhosawherspokewellofher.Buttheflowercouldn't71herself，andshethoughtofherselfasacommongrass.Shehadnoideahow72shewas.Shespentthefewdaysofherlife，untilwilting（凋零）seton，withoutknowingthatallaroundherwere73byherbeauty.Shewasnot74aboutherselfandslowlybowedherhead.

Onehot，sunnyday，agirlwaswalkingthroughthe75，thinkingabouthowmanylovelythingsMotherNaturehasgivenus,76shes