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英语完形填空

Iamsittinginanemptyfootballfieldaftermylasthighschoolfootballgamethatfinisheda

fewhoursago,I'mthemidfieldplayeronmyteam.Butinfactthafsnot]now.Iwasthe

mid-fieldplayerbecause,asIsaid,thiswasmy2game.Thafsagoodwaytoendahigh

schoolfootballcareer(生涯)，especiallyifyouwin,buteventhoughyoudon't,it's3to

leaveatahighpoint.

IwaseightwhenIfirststartedplayingfootball.Mydad4football,andheusedto

practisewithmeathome一passing,catching,running.Weusedtopractisealmosteveryevening

5itgottoodark.Hetriedtoteachmeeverythingheknewaboutthe6."Just

remember:don'tever7.““Stayinthegame.Don'tloseyourconcentration(专注).”

“Gooutthereandgive110percenteverytime."Well,thatwasalongtimeago,butIstillhearhis

words8inmyears.

Ihadalotonmymind9thegametoday.Idon'tlikethingstoend,Iguess,andthis

wasthelastgame.Iwastalkingtomyselfandwarningmyselfaboutwhattodoandnottodo.I

didn'tsleepatall10,andwhenthesuncameupthismorning,Ireachedthepointwhere

11justwanteditalltobeover,finished,done.Butthenwhenthegamestarted,mymind

became12.

Ijustlivedinthisgame,thismoment.Ididn'thearthecrowd,Ididn'tfeelthecoldorthepain,

Ineverfelttired.Ijustkeptmyeyesonthe13,anditwasjustmeandtheballand,inside,

asoft,whitelight14methewaytothegoal.Itwasabeautiful,emptyfeeling.

Ifsallovernow,andit'sreallygettingcoldhere.It'sstartingtosnow.Thensun'salmostgone,

andIcan15seethegoal.Nowit'sdarkandI'msittinghereallalone.Well,Iguessit's

timetosaygood-byeandmoveon.

()1.A.trueB.wrongC.strangeD.clear

()2.A.firstB.lastC.worstD.favourite

()3.A.goodB.badC.luckyD.painful

()4.A.neededB.hatedC.missedD.loved

()5.A.untilB.whenC.unlessD.although

()6.A.footballB.gameC.goalD.score

()7.A.growupB.catchupC.giveupD.hurryup

()8.A.ringingB.sayingC.foilingD.coming

()9.A.fromB.beforeC.throughD.after

()10.A.tonightB.yesterdayC.todayD.lastnight

()11.A.weB.theyC.ID.he

()12.A.emptyB.fullC.roughD.awake

()13.A.wayB.fieldC.ballD.match

()14.A.sendingB.teachingC.pointingD.showing

()15.A.alreadyB.hardlyC.neverD.clearly

]fouryearsathletes(运动员)fromallover2takepartintheOlympicGames.Both

theSummerandWinterOlympicsare3onceinfouryears.

TheoldOlympicGamesbeganaroundtheyear776BCin4.Manyofthesportswere

thesame5theyarenow.Someofthegamesinwhichtheyoungman6wererunning,

jumpingandwrestling.7werenotallowedtojointhegames.

ForcenturiesOlympicGameshad8afterabouttheyear393AD.Buttheywerenot

9.

10OlympicGamesinmoderntimeshappenedin1896inGreece.111896

gamestherewere311competitorsfromjust13countries.Afterthat,12countriestook

partinthegames.ChinabegantojoinintheOlympicGamesin13.Manygoldenmedals

arereceived14XuHaifengwonthefirstgoldmedalof15fbrourcountryinthe

OlympicGames.

()1.A.ForB.EveryC.AboutD.Each

()2.A.theworldB.ChinaC.theUND.Sydney

()3.A.takingB.holdingC.heldD.took

()4.A.AmericaB.ChinaC.GreeceD.Russia

()5.A.likeB.withC.soD.as

()6.A.didB.doC.doingD.done

()7.A.MenB.WomenC.FarmersD.Students

()8.A.notbeenhaveB.notbeenheld

C.beenhaveD.beenhad

()9.A.rememberingB.forgetting

C.rememberedD.forgotten

()10.A.OneB.TwoC.ThefirstD.Thesecond

()11.A.InB.IntheC.OfD.Onthe

()12.A.morethan150B.moreorless

C.moreandmoreD.thousandsof

()13.A.1984B.1976C.1980D.1952

()14.A.beforeB.afterC.becauseD.when

()15.A.swimmingB.the100metersC.thepingpongD.shooting

Mr.Zhangwaslivinginthecountry,andhewantedtogotoanofficeinthecityoneday.He

jtheaddressonaletter,got2hiscarand3tothecity.Hedrovestraightto

theofficewithoutany4andstoppedhiscar5theoffice.Helockedhiscarand

6togointotheoffice,butsuddenlyheturnedaroundandwentbacktohiscar.He

rememberedthathe7hiskeysinit!Hetelephonedhiswifeandsaid,"8,Fve

lockedmykeysinmycar.Please9meyourkeys.”

Mrs.Zhanggotintotheir10caranddrovetwentymiles(英里)to11her

husband.But12Mr.Zhangwaswaitingforhiswife,hewalked13hiscarand

triedtheother14.Itwasnotlocked!Mr.Zhanglockedit15beforehiswife

arrived.

()1.A.lookedB.lostC.foundD.took

()2.A.toB.intoC.atD.out

()3.A.drivesB.wentC.droveD.reached

()4.A.troubleB.answerC.matterD.difficult

()5.A.inthefrontofB.inthemiddleof

C.infrontofD.atthefootof

()6.A.wentB.wantedC.forgotD.wondered

()7.A.haslockedB.hadlockedC.lockedD.hadlock

()8.A.ListentomeB.Ineedyourhelp

C.ExcusemeD.Don'tworryaboutme

()9.A.bringB.takeC.carryD.check

()10.A.anotherB.otherC.asecondD.theother

()11.A.handB.giveC.lookatD.help

()12.A.whileB.sinceC.beforeD.after

()13.A.underB.onC.aroundD.over

()14.A.doorB.carC.keysD.way

()15.A.suddenlyB.quicklyC.slowlyD.recently

Atoms(原子)areallaroundus.Theyarethebricks(砖状物)1everythingismade.2

atomsarecontainedinjustonegrainofsalt,butdespite(尽管)theirsmallsizetheyarevery

important.Thewayan3objectbehaves(表现)4whatkindsofatomsareinitand

5theyact.

Forinstance,youknowthatmostsolidobjectsmeltiftheygethot6.Whyisthis?Itis

theeffectoftheheat7theobjecfsatoms.Allatomsmove8.Whentheyarehot

theymove9.

Usuallytheatomsinanobjectholdtogetherandgivetheobjectitsshape.Butiftheobject

growshot,itsatomsmove10fastthattheybreaktheforcethatusually11them

together.Theymove12theirusualplacessothattheobjectlosesits13.Thenwe

saythat14object15.

()1.A.ofthatB.ofwhichC.fromthatD.fromwhich

()2.A.ManymillionsofB.Manymillionof

C.MillionofD.Muchmillionof

()3.A.everydayB.everydayC.everyD.each

()4.A.decidesB.dependsinC.dependsD.dependson

()5.A.howB.whyC.whenD.where

()6.A.tooB.verymuchC.enoughD.much

()7.A.onB.inC.aboutD.to

()8.A.fromtimetotimeB.constantly

C.foralongtimeD.constant

()9.A.morelastlyB.fastlyC.fastD.faster

()10.A.suchB.tooC.veryD.so

()11.A.holdsB.makesC.putsD.lets

()12.A.fromB.outofC.awayD.to

()13.A.sizeB.shapeC.heightD.weight

()14.A.anB.aC./D.the

()15.A.ismeltingB.ismeltC.hasbeenmeltedD.willmelt

WhenyoubuyaT-shirt,orafiircoatinastore,itoften]alabel(标签)tellingwho

madeitorfromwhatstore2bought.Indeed,somelabelsshowthedressis3and

meanitisveryexpensive,sobuyerssecretlywishthey4becarriedforever.5,

buyerswhodealwiththecheapestproducts(产品)wouldbe6todoawaywithlabels

entirely.

7,thereis8labelmoreimportantthantheone9fromwhichstore

thedresswasbought.Whenapersonbuysafurcoat,orajacketfromastore,alabeltellingwhat

theproductismade10shouldbestucktoit.

Thislabelis11bylaw.12tellingwhattheproductonshowismadeof,the

labelshouldbe13clearEnglishandbewhereonecanfinditeasily.The14on

thelabelmustbethetruth.

Thereasonforthislabelisthatmostbuyerstodayaren'texpertenoughtoknowexactlywhat

kindoffurormaterialtheyarebuying.Thebuyermustbelieveinthestore15sellsthe

productsorinwhatthelabelssay.

()1.A.hasB.usesC.carriedD.carries

()2.A.theyB.theywereC.youD.itwas

()3.A.famousB.welcomedC.unknownD.nice

()4.A.mustB.mightC.shouldD.ought

()5.A.OntheotherhandB.Attheotherhand

C.FromtheotherhandD.Intheotherhand

()6.A.pleasantB.pleasingC.pleasedD.please

()7.A.MoreoverB.HoweverC.FirstlyD.Unexpectedly

()8.A.theotherB.anotherC.theothersD.other

()9.A.showingB.showedC.meaningD.meant

()10.A.fromB.byC.ofD.in

()11.A.wantedB.neededC.wishedD.required

()12.A.BesidesB.ExceptC.ExceptfbrD.Beside

()13.A.withB.usingC.inD.at

()14.A.massageB.newsC.informationD.advice

()15.A.thatB.whereC.inthatD.who

Ifyoucanfindatreewhich],youwillseemanyringsorcircles,onthebaseofthe

trunk(树干基部).By2theserings,youcanfindout3thetree'slife.

4numberofrings5youhowoldthetreeis.Eachyear,newwood6onthe

outsideofthetree.Thisnewwoodislightincolourwhenthetree7inspringandsummer,

anddarkinwinterwhenthetreeisnotgrowingmuch.Soifyou8theringsof9

wood,youcanoftenfindouthowoldthetreeis.

Youcanalsotellwhichyearshavebeengoodyearsandwhichyearshavebeenbadyears.

Whenthelight-colouredringsareverywide,itmeansthatthetree10quicklythatyears.If

thelinghtringsarenarrow,ithasbeengrowingslowly.Iftherings11atreetrunkwere

greatlymagnified(放大),youwouldbeabletoseewhytheringsarelight-colouredwhenthetree

isgrowingquickly,anddark-colouredwhenthetreeisgrowingslowly.Thetreetrunkismade

12microscopictubes(微小细管)，13longpipes,14waterfromthesoil,15

thetrunk,anduptotheleaves.Theyarewideandthin-walledwhenthetreeisgrowingquickly

andtheyarecarryingalotofwater.Theyarenarrowandstucktogetherwhenthetreeisnot

growingsoquickly.

()1.A.hascutdownB.hasbeencutdown

C.beingcutdownD.cutdown

()2.A.learningtonoticeB.learningtosee

C.learningtoreadD.learningtowatch

()3.A.aboutB.onC./D.of

()4.A.TheB.AC.AgreatD.That

()5.A.saysB.speakstoC.talkstoD.tells

()6.A.formsB.formedC.isformedD.willform

()7.A.isgrowingB.growsC.willgrowD.isgrown

()8.A.findB.countC.addD.aregoingtonumber

()9.A.darkorlightcolouredB.dark-or-light-coloured

C.darkorlightcolourD.dark-or-light-colour

()10.A.grewB.hadgrownC.hasbeengrowingD.wasgrowing

()11.A.inB.ofC.overD.on

()12.A.upofB.ofC.fromD.by

()13.A.asB.thesameasC.likeD.seems

()14.A.carriesB.carryingC.takesD.taking

()15.A.toB.intoC.acrossD.through

Itwastoolate]whenanoldmancametoasmalltown.Hefoundaninnandwantedto

staythereforthenight.Afterhe2hisroom,theownersaidtohiswife,"Lookathisbag.

Theremustbe3moneyinit.Let's4whenhe'sasleep,5

“No,no."saidthewoman."Hemustlook6hisbagtomorrowmorning.Ifhecan't

findit,he'Htelephonethepolice.

Theythoughtfor7minutes.Thenthewomanhadanidea."Wehaveforgetfulgrass.

Why8someforgetfulgrassintohisfood?Ifhe9thefood,hewillforget10

hisbagaway.”

Theoldmanhadthefood11theforgetfulgrassandwenttobed.Thenextmorning

whentheownergotup,hefoundthedoor12andtheoldmanhadleftwiththebag.He

wokehiswifeupandsaidtoher13,“Whatafool!Yourforgetfulgrassisn't14

atall.”

“No,Idon'tthinkso.Hemustforgetsomething.Hiswifesaid."Oh!Iremembernow!"

criedoutthemansuddenly."Heforgotto15forthenight.”

()1.A.atnightB.inthemorning

C.intheeveningD.intheafternoon

()2.A.hadbeentoB.hadgoneto

C.wentD.hasbeenin

()3.A.alotB.manyC.muchD.alotsof

()4.A.totakeitawayB.takeitaway

C.takeawayitD.toawayit

()5.A.willyouB.won'tyouC.don'tyouD.shallwe

()6.A.atB.forC.afterD.like

()7.A.fewB.littleC.alittleD.afew

()8.A.notputB.nottoputC.notputtingD.don'tput

()9.A.hasB.willhaveC.ishavingD.isgoingtohave

()10.A.takeB.bringC.totakeD.tobring

()11.A.inB.ofC.fromD.with

()12.A.openB.openedC.closedD.close

()13.A.happilyB.quicklyC.angrilyD.politely

()14.A.importantB.usefulC.hadD.wrong

()15.A.takeB.costC.payD.spend

Policemenwerecalled]ashopinSouth_endearly2Christmasmorning.

Whenthey3theyfoundtwoburglarswerekeptinalift4aheavyboxofmoney.

Thetwomenwereintheirtwenties.They5anofficeintheshopandtookthemoneybox

andran6thelift.Theydidnotseethesignonthedoorsayingthatit7nomorethan

twopeople.

“Theywerekeptbetweenthe8becausetheytookaheavybox,“thepoliceofficersaid,

“they9thereforsixhours,10onwhattheyhopedtobetheirChristmas

11.TheyweredoingthisatatimewhenpeoplewereathomefortheChristmaswiththeir

families.Itwasaveryspecial12whenthepolicemen13thedoorandthey

walkedout.Theysaidtheyhadneverbeen14pleasedtoseepolicemen.^^Thepolicemen

saidtheywerepleasedtoseethem15

()l.A.upB.byC.onD.for

()2.A.oneB.onC.inD.of

()3.A.reachedB.gotC.arrivedD.were

()4.A.withB.takeC.onD.in

()5.A.brokeupB.brokeoutC.brokeD.brokeinto

()6.A.outB.intoC.insideD.off

()7.A.runsB.drivesC.makesD.carried

()8.A.earthB.groundC.floorsD.floor

()9.A.werekeptB.keptC.weretakenD.werehit

()lO.A.sitsB.sitC.satD.sitting

()ll.A.boxB.treeC.presentD.money

()12.A.happyB.hurryC.momentD.worry

()13.A.openedB.closedC.turnedD.shut

()14,A.muchB.veryC.tooD.so

()15.A.tooB.eitherC.neitherD.also

Peopleareoftenkilledwhenthey1theroad.Mostofthesepeopleareoldpeopleand

children.Oldpeopleareoftenkilledbecausetheycannotsee2hearverywell.Childrenare

oftenkilledbecausetheyarenot3Theyforgettolookandlisten4theycrossthe

road.

Acar,truckorbuscannotstopvery5Ifthecarisgoingveryfast,itwilltravel6

metersbeforeitstops.Peopledon'talwaysunderstandthis.Theythinkacarcanstop7a

fewmeters.Thefasteracar8thelongerittakesto9Itisvery10fora

persontoknowhowfastacaristravelling.

The11safewaytocrosstheroadistolookbothways,rightandleft.Then12the

roadisclear,itissafetocross.Therightwaytocrosstheroad13towalkquickly.Itisnot

14torunacrosstheroad.Ifpeoplerunacrosstheroad,theymayfall15

()l.A.OverB.acrossC.crossD.through

()2.A.AndB.butC.bothD.or

()3.A.CareB.carefulC.strongD.healthy

()4.A.BeforeB.afterC.sinceD.for

()5.A.ShortlyB.earlyC.quicklyD.slowly

()6.A.MuchB.moreC.manyD.alot

()7.A.duringB.amongC.betweenD.in

()8.A.TravellingB.istravellingC.travelD.istotravel

()9.A.FlyB.goC.stopD.move

()10.A.easyB.difficultC.busyD.trouble

()11.A.fewB.onlyC.oftenD.always

()12.A.ifB.beforeC.whichD.what

()13.A.isB.hasC.areD.have

()14.A.hardB.dangerC.safeD.dangerous

()15.A.downB.toC.upD.under

Itisabout10000years1peoplestartedtogrowcrops.Today2one-fifthofthe

worldpopulation3farmingtofeedtheworldonthefarmland.Butthefarmlandwhichour

living4isbecomingsmallerandsmaller.

Manythingscan5thelossoffarmland,fbrexample,construction,wind6flood.It

iswell-knownthatinsectsandmicecanalso7thedamage.

Asweknow,hungerisstillabig8intheworld.Itisestimatedthatabout500million

peopleintheworld9fromhungerand40millionpeoplestarveto10everyyear.

Different11hasbeentriedtofeedtheworld.Peopleincreasetheareaoffarmland

12irrigation.Scientistsare13newtypesofplantswhichcanbegrowninpoorsoilor

14sand.Theseplantsarelesslikelytobe15bypestsanddiseases.

()1.A.WhenB.beforeC.sinceD.after

()2.A.NearlyB.mostlyC.mostD.near

()3.A.WorkonB.workwithC.workforD.workout

()4.A.WorksB.relyonC.dependsD.dependson

()5.A.ReachB.takeC.affectD.cause

()6.A.ButB.andC.orD.so

()7.A.FindB.doC.reachD.make

()8.A.ProblemB.resultC.factD.matter

()9.A.SufferB.dieC.recoverD.prevent

()10.A.deadB.dieC.dyingD.death

()11.A.suggestionsB.thingsC.ideasD.means

()12.A.withB.inC.byD.for

()13.A.changingB.developingC.transformingD.increasing

()14.A.evenB.stillC./D.rather

()15.A.hurtB.attackedC.harmedD.injured

DearJimmy,

Wewere1tohearthatyouarebackin2hospitalagain,butIamsureyouwillbe

wellandoutsoonagain.Itdoesn'tsound3thistime.Wehopeyouwillcomeandstay

4usforawhileassoonasyoufeel5totravel.

Robinstartedschoollastweek,andI6sometimetomyselfduringtheday.Thehouse

seemsquiet7Robin.Helikesgoingtoschool,andheis8there.Inthemorning

Mrs.White9himtoschooltogetherwith10littleboy,andIgototheirschoolto

11themandbringthemhomeagain.

Ifwelivealittle12wecancomeandseeyou.Robinsendshisloveand13

wishes14you.Weallhopetohear15yousoon.

Yours,

Tom

()1.A.happyB.pleasedC.surpriseD.sorry

()2.A.theB.aC.anD./

()3.A.terriblyB.seriousC.seriouslyD.badly

()4.A.withB.toC.byD.without

()5.A.goodenoughB.wellenoughC.enoughgoodD.enoughwell

()6.A.haveB.wouldhaveC.willhaveD.had

()7.A.becauseB.noC.notD.without

()8.A.sadB.happyC.unhappyD.sorry

()9.A.carriesB.sendsC.takesD.brings

()10.A.herself9sB.himselFsC.herownD.ownher

()11.A.lookafterB.takecareofC.seeD.meet

()12.A.nearB.nearerC.nearlyD.notfar

()13.A.thebestB.abestC.bestD.better

()14.A.toB.forC./D.with

()15.A.ofB.aboutC.fromD./

Mr.Smithgavehiswifetenpounds1herbirthday.SothedayafterherbirthdayMrs.Smith

went2Shewaitedfbrabus,got3andsatdownbesideanoldlady.Afterawhile

shenoticedthatthelady'shandbagwas4Insideitshesawawadofnotes.(一叠钞票)They

werejustlikewhatherhusband5her.Soshequicklylooked6herownbag.They

werenotthere!Mrs.Smithwassurethattheoldladyhadstolenthem.Shethoughtshewouldhave

7thepolice.Butlatershechangedheridea.Shedecidedtotake8themoneyfromthe

lady'shandbagandsay9aboutit.She10roundthebustomakesurenobody

11,thenshecarefullyputherhandintothelady's12,tookthenotesandputtheminto

herownbag.

Whenshegothomethatevening,she13herhusbandthebeautifulhatshehadbought.

“Howdidyoupayfbrit?"heasked.

“Withthemoneyyou14mefbrmybirthday,ofcourse,"sheanswered.

"Oh!What'sthat,then?”heasked15hepointedtoawadofnotes-tenpoundsonthe

table.

()l.A.forB.toC.onD.at

()2.A.shopB.toshopC.shoppingD.toshopping

()3.A.onB.inC.intoD.off

()4.A.closeB.closedC.openD.opened

()5.A.gaveB.hadgivenC.givesD.hasgiven

()6.A.upB.fbrC.atD.into

()7.A.calledB.callC.tocallD.calling

()8.A.outB.outofC.fromD.back

()9.A.anythingB.awordC.somethingD.nothing

()10.A.lookedB.sawC.turnedD.went

()11.A.watchedB.watchingC.watchD.waswatching

()12.A.basketB.bagC.coatD.pocket

()13.A.gaveB.showedC.gavetoD.showedto

()14.A.gaveB.showedC.gavetoD.showedto

()15.A.whenB.whileC.asD.after

Inthe20lhcentury,advertisinghasbecomeahighlypopularindustrywiththedevelopmentof

media.1Isitsopopular?Becauseithasbeen2thatrepeatedadvertisingcan3

productsalesandmakethepriceofproducts4

Advertisementscanbemadeinmanyways.PeopleintheU.S.A,andinEuropeusethemto

advertiseallkindsofproducts,servicesand5electionsaswell.Peopleuselargeboards,

signsinsideor6shopsandcinemas,printedmailofgiftstomakeadvertisements.7

balloonsandaeroplanesarealsoused.

Anadvertisement,however,shouldbeproperly8inaveryscientificwayto9

Howisanadvertisementmade?Anadvertisingfirmselectedbyacompanydesignsand10

theadvertisementbystudyingtheinformationaboutcustomersandproducts.Thedesignersput

forwardtheir11planswithpicturesorphotographsandtextsforcustomers9agreement.

Whenthe12isready,itistriedoutinasmallareaofthecountrytosee13itmakes

theproductpopularamongcustomersornot.Ifitdoes,itwillbeusedalloverthe.14

otherwiseitshouldbedesigned15itisacceptedbycustomersandmarketbyfindingout

thereasonfbrthefailure.

()1.A.WhatB.HowC.WhereD.Why

()2.A.saidB.toldC.provedD.turnedout

()3.A.reduceB.increaseC.riseD.produce

()4.A.lowerB.higherC.cheaperD.moreexpensive

()5.A.culturalB.politicalC.industrialD.agricultural

()6.A.outB.outofC.outsideD.beside

()7.A.butB.E