完形阅读每日一练40篇

完形阅读每日一练40篇

完形每日一练1

WhenIwasyoung,Iwasveryembarrassed（J览Mt）tobeseenwithmyfather.Hewasdisabled

andveryshort,andhe34withgreatdifficulty.Whenwewalkedtogether,withhishandon

myarmforbalance,peoplewould35,Iwouldbenervousabouttheunwanted36.

Itwas37forustowalkinstep,andbecauseofthat,wedidn'tsaymuchaswewent

38.Butaswestartedout,healwayssaid,“Yousetthepace（步幅）.Iwilltrytofollowyou.”

Ourusualwalkwastoorfromthesubway,whichwashowhegottowork.Henevermisseda

dayandwould39ittotheofficeevenifotherscouldnot.

He40talkedabouthimselfasanunhappyman,nordidheshowanyenvy（嫉妒）ofthe

morefortunateorable.Whathe41inotherswasa“goodheart."42ifhefoundone,the

ownerwasgoodenoughforhim.

Hehasbeengonemanyyearsnow.IwonderifhefeltIdidn't43tobeseenwithhim

duringourwalks.Ifhedid,IamsorryInevertoldhimhow44Iwas.IthinkofhimwhenI

complainaboutlife,whenIenvyanother5sgoodfortune,andwhenIdon'thavea“goodheart”.

AtsuchtimesIputmyhandonhisarmtogetbackmy45,andsay,“Yousetthepace.I

willtrytofollowyou.”

34.A.walkedB.spokeC.playedD.studied

35.A.listenB.lookC.talkD.stand

36.A.invitationB.informationC.expressionD.attention

37.A.possibleB.importantC.difficultD.necessary

38.A.alongB.awayC.aloneD.around

39.A.tryB.getC.makeD.keep

40.A.onlyB.neverC.onceD.also

41.A.thoughtofB.learnedaboutC.dependedonD.lookedfor

42.A.andB.butC.nowD.then

43.A.careB.enjoyC.hateD.like

44.A.proudB.nervousC.sorryD.sad

45.A.luckB.balanceC.chanceD.purpose

（1）

Haveyouevercrossedtheroadtoavoidtalkingtosomeoneyoumeet?Wouldyoulovetogo

toapartyandtalkconfidently（自信地）toeveryguest?Andareyounervousabouttheideaof

beingatasocialsituationinanothercountry?Don'tworry—wecanhelpyou!

Youneedn'tworryaboutsituationsliketheseifyouhavegoodsocialskills.Andtheyareeasy

tolearn.Hereareafewideastohelpyou.

♦Learnhowtodosmalltalk

Smalltalkisveryimportantandpreparesformoreseriousconversations.Beprepared!Have

somelow-risk（低风险）conversationopenersready.Forexample:

•thinkofarecentnewsstory-nottooserious,e.g.astoryaboutafilmstarorsportsstar

•thinkof"safb"thingsyoucanaskpeople'sopinionsabout-music,sport,films,etc.

•thinkoftopicsthatyouwouldavoidifyouweretalkingtostrangers-andavoidtalkingabout

them!Thatway,youdon'tdamageyourconfidence!

♦Developyourlisteningskills

Listeningisaskillwhichmostpeopledon'thave,butcommunicationisatwo-wayprocess

（过程）—itincludesspeakingandlistening.Alwaysremember-youwon'timpress（留下象）

peopleifyoutalktoomuch.Herearesomeideastomakeyouabetterlistener:

Do...

•showthatyouarelisteningbyusingencouragingnoisesandgesturessmiling,nodding,saying

“uh・huh''and"OK”,etc.

•keepgoodeyecontact（交流）

•askformoreinformationtoshowyourinterest

Don't.,.

•lookatyourwatch

•lookawayfromthepersonwhoistalkingtoyou

•changethesubject

•finishotherpeople'ssentencesforthem

Alwaysremember:Talktoamanabouthimselfandhewillspeaktoyouforhours!

♦Learntherules

Ifyougotoasocialsituationinanothercountry,rememberthatsocialrulescanbedifferent.

Insomecountries,forexample,youhavetoarriveontimeataparty；inothercountries,youdon't

needto.Inmostplaces,youdon'thavetotakeagifttoaparty—butfindoutfirst!（336）

48.Wecanencouragethespeakertogoontalkingby.

A.saying”uh-huh"B.avoidingeyecontact

C.lookingatthewatchD.changingthesubject

49.Todevelopourlisteningskills,we'dbetter.

A.thinkofanewsstoryaboutasportsstarB.rememberthesocialrulesaredifferent

C.lookawayfromthepersontalkingtousD.smilefromtimetotimetoshowourinterest

50.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentencetellyouaboutpeople?

A.Menliketoshowoffthroughstories.B.Peoplearemoreinterestedintopicsaboutthemselves.

C.Menaregoodatbeinggoodlisteners.D.Peoplewillspeakiftheyknoweachotherverywell.

51.Wheremightyoureadapassagelikethis?

A.InanEnglishteachingbookonhowtohelpstudentstalk.

B.Inabusinesscourseonhowtomakepeoplehappy.

C.Inabookwhichtellsyouwhattodoatsocialsituations.

D.Inabookwhichhelpsyouprepareforanopeningtalk.

完形每日一练2

Iwasstandingbythesideoftheroadat6:30a.m.Whenthetaxitookmy1tothe

PhiladelphiaAirport,Iwastoo2tospeak.Forthefirsttimeinmylife,Iwasleftmyhomeby

myself.Ihadnoonetodependonand3knewhowtogetbacktomydorm（宿舍），formy

motherusedtotakemetoschoolinhercar.

Luckily,I4infindingmywaybacksafely.Afewdayslater,Ialsomadeafewfriends.

However,Istillfeltalone.WhenIwenttothePhiladelphiaMuseumofArtwithsomeofmyfriends,

Iwasvery5attheart,buttheyquicklyranpasttheart,headingtowardsthefreefoodinstead.

AndIwantedtowork6theuniversitynewspaper,but7ofmyfriendswantedtogotothe

informationmeetingforthenewspaper.

I8toattendthemeetingbymyself.Goingalonewasn'tasfrighteningasIhadimagined.

Infact,nooneseemedto9orcare!IcouldleavewhenIfeltlikeleaving.Itwasn'tbadatall!

AlthoughIambeginningtofeelmorecomfortableabout10onmyself,Iamnotplanning

tocutoffmyselffromtherestofthe11.1stillcallhometwiceaday.Becausenomatterhow

independent（独立）Imaybecome,Iwillalwaysneedpeopleto12mylifewith.

1.A.motherB.teacherC.friendD.classmate

2.A.nervousB.happyC.sorryD.sad

3.A.nearlyB.onlyC.hardlyD.quickly

4.A.tiredB.sufferedC.failedD.succeeded

5.A.relaxedB.excitedC.worriedD.tired

6.A.asB.forC.toD.with

7.A.noneB.someC.manyD.all

8.A.wantedB.expectedC.decidedD.hated

9.A.enjoyB.findC.interestD.notice

10.A.gettingB.dependingC.puttingD.turning

11.A.worldB.IfeC.fimilyD.unkersity

12.A.pendB.hdpC.8areD.k©p

（2）

Aworldwidefoodshortageisgettingmoreandmoreseriousforthelivesofmillions.

Theperiodofcheapfoodisover.InCameroon,24peoplehavebeenkilledinfoodriots（暴

舌L）sinceFebruary.Inthepastmonth,therehavebeenfoodriotsineightothercountries.

BanKi-Moonsaidthathigherfoodpricesrisked（冒险）sweepingawayprogresstowards

solvingpoverty（beingpoor）problemsandcouldharmtheworld'sgrowthandsafety.

WHATCAUSEDTHEPRICERISES?

Theriseinthepriceofcropsmayresultfrommanythings.Forexample,thesuddenneedof

foodcropsforuseinbiofuels（生物燃料）,inbothEuropeandtheUnitedStates.Thericegrowing

landincountriessuchasthePhilippinesisbeinglosttoindustrializationandurbanization（城市化）,

whilethegrowingneedformeatanddairyproductsisleadingfarmerstogiveupricegrowing.

Floodingandcoldweatherinriceproducingcountrieshavealsohitproduction.

WHOISWORSTINFLUENCED?

Thefoodpricerisehitsthepoorhardest.Foodmakesupabout10to20percentofhome

spendingindevelopedcountries,butasmuchas60to80percentindevelopingcountries.

TheWorldFoodProgrammehaswarnedthatwecouldbelivinginaworldoffoodsupply

imbalances（不平衡）until2010atleast.

WHATCANWEDOABOUTIT?

Intheshortterm,farmersinthedevelopedworldarelikelytobeattracted（吸弓|）byhigh

pricesandtrytogrowmorecrops.ThesignsarethatEurope9sfarmerswillgrow13percentmore

cropsthisyear.

Inthedevelopingworld,thingsarelesscertain,becausethepoorestinAfricaandIndiahave

beensellingtheirtoolsandtheiranimalsjusttobuyfood.

Forthepoorest,recovery（恢复）ismoredifficultandhelpwillbeneeded.Thebalancewill

finallyberepaired-nearlyhalfoftheworld'spossiblefanninglandisunused.（312）

48.Whatworldwideproblemisthepassagetalkingabout?

A.There'refoodriotsinninecountries.

B.24peoplehavebeenkilledsinceFebruary.

C.There9snoenoughfoodformillionsofpeople.

D.Industrializationmakespeoplegiveupricegrowing.

49.WhichisNOTthecauseoffoodpricerises?

A.Developedcountriesneedcropsforbiofuels.

B-Urbanizationusesmorefarmingland.

C.Badweathermakeslessfoodproduction.

D.Thefarmersdon'tliketogrowrice.

50.InmostChinesefamilies,percentofthehomespendingisonfood.

A.10B.20C.30D.70

51.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.Europe'sfarmerswillbecomemuchricherbecauseofhigherprices.

B-Thehigherfoodpricesmayharmtheworld'sgrowthandsafety.

C.Thefoodsupplyproblemwilldisappearsooninthepoorestcountries.

D.Weneedbuyandstoremuchfoodforthefutureatthemoment.

完形每日一练3

Awhitewoman,aboutfiftyyearsold,gotontheplaneandfoundherseatnexttoablackman.

Shewasnothappywiththissoshe34theairhostess(awomanwhoservesfoodonaplane).

Soonthehostesscame.“Madam,whatisthematter?^^sheasked.

“Youobviouslydonotseeitthen?”thewomansaid."Youplacedmenexttoa35.Ido

notagreetositnexttosomeonefromsuchadisgusting(unpleasant)group.Givemeadifferent

36J

“Becalm,please,thehostesssaid."Almostalltheseatsonthisflightaretaken.37will

gotoseeifanotherplaceisavailable.^^Thehostesswentawayandthencamebackafewminutes

38.“Madam,justasIthought,thereareno39seatsintheeconomyclass(经济舱).Ispoke

tothecaptainandhetoldmethatthereis40nofreeseatinthebusinessclass.Butwehave

oneseatinthefirstclass."41thewomancouldsayanything,thehostess42.“Itisnot

usualforourcompanytoallowsomeonefromtheeconomyclasstositinthefirstclass.However,

thecaptainfeelsthatitwouldnotbegoodtomakesomeonesit43someonesodisgusting.^^

She44totheblackman,andsaid."Forthatreason,Sir,ifyouwouldliketo,pleasetakeyour

bag45aseatiswaitingforyouinthefirstclass.^^Atthemoment,theotherpeopleinthe

planestoodupandhittheirhandstogetherandcheered.

34.A.askedB.heardC.calledD.told

35.A.youngladyB.prettyhostessC.whitemanD.blackman

36.A.ticketB.seatC.tableD.plane

37.A.SheB.HeC.YouD.I

38.A.agoB.laterC.beforeD.after

39.A.freeB.goodC.smallD.single

40.A.alreadyB.seldomC.everD.also

41.A.WhenB.TillC.WhileD.Before

42.A.wentB.leftC.continuedD.laughed

43.A.behindB.aheadC.oppositetoD.nextto

44.A.shoutedB.pointedC.walkedD.turned

45.A.becauseB.whenC.whileD.though

(3)

Whenshewasveryyoung,PattiWilsongottoknowthatshewasanepileptic(癫痫患者)and

couldn'tliveasnormallyasotherchildren.Yetshelikedrunning.Shetoldherfatherthatshe

wouldreallylovetobreaktheworld'slong-distancerunningrecordforwomen.

HerfatherdideverythingtohelpPattitorealizeherdream.HecheckedtheGuinessBookof

WorldRecordsandfoundthatthefarthestanywomanhadrunwas80miles.HetoldPattitomake

acarefulplan.Asafreshman(herfirstyear)inhighschool,shesaidpubliclythatshewasgoingto

runfromOrangeCountyuptoSanFrancisco(nearly400miles),andthenextyear,asasophomore,

shewouldruntoPortland,Oregon(over1500miles).AsajuniorshewouldruntoSt.Louis

(about2000miles)andasasenior,totheWhiteHouse(morethan3000milesaway)!

Atthestartofherfirstyearinhighschoolin1975,sheandherdadranthe100milesfromLa

PalmatoSanDiego.Inthatsameyear,asafreshman,shecompletedherruntoSanFrancisco

wearingaT-shirtthatread,“ILoveEpileptics.Herdadraneverymileatherside.Hermom

followedtheminamotorhomeincaseanythingwentwrong.

Inhersophomoreyear,Patti'sclassmatesgotbehindher.Theybuiltagiantposterthatread,

“Run,Patti,Run!”Onherway,shefractured(broke)aboneinherfoot.Adoctortoldhershehad

tostopherrunandputaeast(铸件)onherfoot,butshedidn'tlisten.Thedoctorhadtowrapher

footupinsteadofputtingitinacast.ShefinishedtheruntoPortland,completingherlastmilewith

theheadofOregon.Youmayhaveseentheheadlines:'4SuperRunner,PattiWilsonEndsMarathon

forEpilepsyonHer17thBirthday.

AfterfourmonthsofalmostcontinuousrunningfromtheWestCoasttotheEastCoast,Patti

arrivedinWashington,D.C.andshookthehandofthePresidentoftheUnitedStates.Shetold

him,“Iwantedpeopletoknowthatepilepticsarenormalhumanbeingswithnormallives.(375)

48.PattiWilsoncompletedherruntoSanFranciscowhenshewasin.

A.Grade1B.Grade2C.Grade3D.Grade4

49.PattifinishedtheruntoPortlandin.

A.1975B.1976C.1977D.1978

50.AlthoughPattibrokeherboneinherfootonhersecondmarathon,.

A.shestoppedherrunandputacastonherfoot

B-shewentonwithherrunwithherfootwrappedup

C.shedidn'tevenwrapherfootupandwentonwithherrun

D.sheputacastonherfootandstayedinhospitalforaweek

51.Fromthestory,weknowthatPattitooktheruninorder.

A.torunwiththegovernorofOregon

B-tobecomeasuperrunneroftheworld

C.toshakehandswiththePresidentoftheUnitedStates

D.toproveepilepticsarenormalpeoplewithnormallives

完形每日一练4

AGood,UsedCar

Hewasanoldman,andhewasbuyingacar,notanewcarbutagood,usedcar.Hethoughhe

wantedabigcar,bigenoughforhischildrenandhisgrandchildren.Hewantedtobeabletotake

34fordrivesandtobuyicecream.Thesalesman(themanwhosoldthecars),after35

totheoldmanforquiteawhile,realizedthattheman's36andgrandchildrendidn'tcome

toseehimthatoften.Theylivedinanotherstate,andheusually37toseethem.The

salesman38realizedthattheoldmandidn'treallyneeda39car.Infact,it

wouldbequiteexpensiveandnotconvenientforhim.Thesalesmanthoughtabouttheoldmanand

his40,andhethoughtabouthisusedcars.Suddenlyhethoughtoftheperfectanswerto

theproblem:amedium-sizedcarinexcellentcondition(状况).Itwouldn'tbetoo41to

run,itwouldbereliable(dependable),anditwouldbebigenoughforfourorfivepeople.Thiscar

wouldbeeconomical(notwasteful)anddependableontheroad,sotheoldmancould42

tooseehisfamilyifhewantedto.Thesalesmansuggestedthattheoldmanbuythiscar,andhe

explained43hethoughtitwouldbeagoodcarforhim.Theoldmanthoughtitover,and

hetookthesalesman's44.He45thecar,andheenjoyedthefactthesalesman

hadunderstoodhisrealneeds-betterthanhimselfhad,asamatteroffact.

34.A.himB.herC.itD.them

35.A.pointingB.gettingC.talkingD.returning

36.A.sonsB.childrenC.neighborsD.friends

37.A.cameB.wentC.gotD.arrived

38.A.alsoB.alreadyC.oftenD.usually

39.A.smallB.bigC.dearD.beautiful

40.A.carsB.shopsC.lifeD.name

41.A.expensiveB.cheapC.largeD.economical

42.A.rideB.takeC.driveD.ask

43.A.whenB.whereC.whichD.why

44.A.moneyB.adviceC.exampleD.keys

45.A.likedB.foundC.dislikedD.lost

(4)

Iamaneighth-gradestudentatCentralMiddleSchool.Inmythreeyearsattheschool,Ihave

playedsoccer,basketball,andbaseball.Ilovesportsandreallyenjoybeingpartofateam.Playing

onourschoolsportsteamshasbeenthebestpartofmiddleschoolforme.IknowI'mluckythat

I'vehadthisopportunity.

Somekidshavenotbeensolucky.Infact,manykidswholovesportsdon'thavethechance

toplayonaschoolteam.That'sbecause,tomakeateam,youhavetotryout.Theideaisthatkids

whoaregoodatsportswilldowellintryoutsandmaketheteam.Butwhataboutthekidswho

don'tdowellduringtryouts?Maybetheyareillthatday,ornervous,orarejusthavingabadday,

sotheydon'tplaytheirbest.Theydon'tmaketheteam,andthatistoobad.

Also,therearekidswhoreallydon'thavetheskillstoplaywell.Theynevermakeateam,and

thatisn'tfaireither.Howwillkidseverlearntheskillsiftheydon'thaveachancetoplay?

Remember,thisistheschoolandstudentsareheretolearn.Allkidsshouldhavethechanceto

learnsportsskillsandteamworkbyplayingonaschoolsportsteam.

Thereareotherreasonswhyeverystudentshouldhavethechancetoplaysports.Sportsare

importantforgoodhealthandfitness.Theyhelpkidsfeelgoodaboutthemselvesandtheirschool.

Theybuildfriendshipsamongteammates.Coachesaregoodrolemodels,andstudentswhoplay

teamsportslearngoodsportsmanship.And,mostimportant,teamsportsarefun!Playershavefun

playing,andtheirparentshavefunwatchingandcheeringfortheteam.So,sportsbringkidsand

parentstogether,too.

BynowyouknowhowIfeel.Everykidwhowantstoplayonaschoolsportsteamshould

havethechance.Theseteamsareforfunandfitness—they9renotprofessionalteams!Let'schange

therulesformakingateam.Let'sgetridoftryouts.Let'sgiveeverystudentatCentralMiddle

Schoolthechancetowearateamuniform.(365)

48.Howmanykindsofsportshasthewriterplayedinthethreeyearsatschool?

A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.D.Five.

49.Thewriterbelievesthattryoutsare.

A.funB.hardC.usefulD.unfair

50.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothefourthparagraph?

A.Sportsbringkidsandparentstogether.

B・Sportsbuildfriendshipsamongteammates.

C.Sportshelpkidsfeelgoodaboutthemselves.

D.Sportsarefunandmakestudentsstudybetter.

51.Thewriter'smainpurposeforwritingthisarticleisto.

A.advisekidsnottotryoutforaschoolteam

B-tellaboutexcitingmomentsonsportsfields

C.makepeoplebelieveallkidsshouldplayteamsports

D.sharehisopinionsofplayingteamsportswithreaders

完形每日一练5

Iwasfilledwithuncertaintiesandworriesuntilmygrandfathertoldmetostandtall.

Itwasno36Iwasn'tlookingforwardto（期待）enteringninthgrade.Highschoolis

wellknownforbeingaplaceforseriouscompetitions,whereeveryoneseemstobe37

physicalchangesandloveself-esteem（自尊）.Forme,38wasmygreatestproblem.

Ihadalwaysfeltnoconfidenceandoutofplacesasoneofthetallermembersofmyclass,

standingahead39theothergirls.

Mygrandfatherwouldwatchmegrow40uncomfortable,buthedidn'tlaughatmy

self-consciousness（不自在）ortrytocomfortme.Instead,hewouldgivemeadvice.

“Standstraightandhe'dsay,41Iunsuccessfully,triedtomakemyselfsmaller

andshorter.Andeachtime,Iwouldcarefully42hiswords.Evenatage15,Iunderstood

thathisadvicewasaboutmorethanjustinches（英寸）.

MygrandfatherjoinedthearmytofightforhiscountrywhenGermansoldiers43his

hometownofTarnowinPoland."Standstraight,standmeantsomethingelsebackthen.After

thewar,heleftforAmerica.44inanewcountry,hewasfrightenedabouthisfuture.

WalkingintothecrowdedandnoisystreetsofNewYork,"Standstraight,andstandtall,“hewould

tellhimself.

Thankstothehelpofa45friend,hegotajobinajewelry（珠宝）shoponabusy

street.Withinmonths,mygrandfatherwassellingjewelryasifhe'dbeendoingithiswholelife.

Iamsoproudtobeoneofthosechildrenwhocarryon46familyname.My

grandfather'sunusualandspecialexperienceshavechangedthewayIthinkaboutmyownlife.His

advicetomehasbecomemuchmorethanachallengeto47myposture（姿势）.Ittellsme

tobeproudofwhoIam.

36.A.wonderB.reasonC.guessD.question

37.A.goingthroughB.startingwithC.showingupD.makingout

38.A.shapeB.appearanceC.heightD.shyness

39.A.ofB.amongC.overD.above

40.A.increasinglyB.slowlyC.greatlyD.surprisingly

41.A.beforeB.whenC.afterD.since

42.A.listentoB.understandC.followD.catch

43.A.stayedB.tookC.brokeD.beat

44.A.BeinghomesickB.WithoutmoneyC.FullofhopesD.Allalone

45.A.interestingB.amazingC.tiringD.caring

46.A.myB.hisC.ourD.their

47.A.formB.buildC.improveD.choose

(5)

Myteacher,Mrs.Palmquist,makesusdoourhomeworkeveryday.Ialwaysdomy

homework.Idon'twantMrs.PalmquisttobeupsetwithmeandIliketogetgoodgradesin

school.

Thereisastudentinourclasswhoneverdoeshishomework.HisnameisBobby.Healways

saysthatheforgotwhattodo.Noneofusunderstoodwhyhedidn'tdohishomework.Itwasn't

hardanditdidn'ttakelongtocomplete.

Theweekbeforeourwinterbreak,Mrs.Palmquistgaveushomeworkpasses,sowedidnot

havetodohomeworkonenightwithoutanytrouble.SomeofusweresurprisedwhenMrs.

PalmquistgaveBobbyahomeworkpass.Whywouldshegivehimone?Bobbydidn'tdohis

homeworkandhewasbeingrewarded(奖励).Thatwasn'tfair.

ThenextdayBobbydidn'tcometoschool.Mrs.PalmquisttoldusthatBobbyhadbeenvery

sick.Hewenttothedoctors,butitdidn'thelp.Thenhewasputinthehospitalsothattheycould

helphimgetbetter.Wewereallverysad.

TheclassdecidedtohelpBobbywithhishomeworkproblem.Duringourfreetimewemade

Bobbycards.Eachcardhadaspecialgiftinside.EverystudentgaveBobbyhisorherhomework

pass.

Mrs.Palmquisthadtearsinhereyeswhensherealizedwhatwehaddone.Shetoldusthat

shewasveryproudofouractionsandcancelledhomeworkforoneweek.

Afewmonthslater,Bobbyreturnedtoschool.Hewasbetter.ThedoctorshelpedcureBobby

ofhisillness.Everydayafterhisreturn,Bobbycompletedhishomework.Hedidn'tneedourgifts

afterall.Mrs.Palmquisttoldusthatheusedourpasseseverydaywhenhewassick.Ilearneda

lotinMrs.Palmquist^classthatyear.MymomsaysIlearnedmorethanIrealized.Adultssure

arefunny!(323)

48.Thewriterdoesherhomeworkeveryday.

A・togiveagiftB.tolearnfromherteacher

C•tohelpBobbyD.togetgoodgrades

49.Withthehomeworkpasses,thestudents.

A.didn'tneedtodotheirhomework

B-shoulddotheirhomeworkathome

C.couldpassexamsandgetgoodgrades

D.didn'tgethomeworkfromMrs.Palmquist

50.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTTRUE?

A.Bobbydidn'tdohishomeworkbecauseofhisillness.

B.Bobby'sclassmatesweresadwhentheyknewhewasill.

C.Bobbyusedhisownhomeworkpassestogetoutoftrouble.

D.Mrs.Palmquistdidn'tgiveherstudentshomeworkforaweek.

51.Whichisprobablythebesttitleforthepassage?

A.ASickStudentB.TheSpecialGift

C.AFunnyTeacherD.Bobby'sHomework

完形每日一练6

ShaquilleO'Nealwaschosenin1996asoneofthe50GreatestPlayersinNBAHistory.He

was36asthe1999-2000MostValuablePlayerbymedia.HewasinAll-NBAFirstTeamfour

times.HewasinAll-Starninetimes.O'Nealisagreatbasketballplayer,andheisalsoasuccessful

37.

ShaquilleO'Nealisbothabigman,morethan7feettalland310pounds,andabigbasketball

star.Herearesomefactsaboutthis38player.HewasbomonMarch6,1972,inNewark,

NewJersey.Hisnickname(绰号),Shaq,istakenfromhis39name.ShaquilleRashaun,

whichmeans"littlewarrior^^40Arabic.Whenhewasachild,hedidnotwanttoplay

basketballorbearapsinger.Hewantedtobeabreakdancer,41whenhewas13,hestarted

playingbasketballforanAmericanteaminGermany,wherehewasliving42hisfamily.His

parentshadtolookaftertheyoungbasketballplayerinhisdailylifebecausehewastooyoungat

thattime.InGermany,hemetDaleBrown,thetrainerofthebasketballteamofLousianaState

University(LSU).This43withTrainerBrownguidedShaqtochooseLSUafterhefinished

highschool.Thenattheageof20,Shaq44theOrlandoMagic,anNBAteam.Shaqisnow

number34withtheLosAngelesLakersandhas45a7-yearcontractfor$123million,or“a

hundredmil"46Shaquillecallsitinhisrapsong“ItWasAllaDream.”

ShaquilleO'NealisthegreatestexampleofanNBAplayerwhobecamearapper.Hehasmade

foursuccessfulrapalbums(专辑)・“ItWasAllaDream^^isoneofhisrapsongs.Inthesonghetells

peoplehowhe47whenhebecamesuccessful.

Whatanamazingsuccessstoryhehashad.

36.A.reachedB.caughtC.heldD.picked

37.A.dancerB.trainerC.rapsingerD.moviestar

38.A.richB.famousC.stra