2014—2017北京真題完形填空專項(xiàng)

1、2014 2017北京真題完形填空 專項(xiàng)2014年真題Santa Can Come before ChristmasIt was last June . I entered a supermarket to pick some vegetables, when a young man asked me, “ Canyou tell me where the35coun ter （柜臺(tái)）is ?”“ well, the milk is in the lower right corner, I replied .Pick ing up my thi ngs, I fin ally came to

2、the milk counter where I met the same man 36 almost 10 bottles of milk .I asked, “ Do you need a basketball or a trolley I was 37he was still pick ing more bottles andafter few minutes his trolley had 24 bottles of milk .I laughed and asked ,“ Why so manybottles ? ”He smiled and said,“ Theseare for

3、mystreet dogs. Today, I want to be a Santa 38 them. ”I said ,“ We，l it s too 39 for you to be a Santa. It is still June and Christmas comes in December. ”He 40 at me and walked a few steps , as if he wan ted to say somethi ng but he left the counter without saying anything .41, we met again at the b

4、readcounter.“ Sdhese bread and cakes are also for the dogs, Mr . Santa. ”He smiled and said , “ YesThese are also for the dogs and I love to be Mr . Santa in the month of June . Santa is a representation(象征) of surprises and 42 Santa comes in December as we _43 him around Christmas . But in real lif

5、e there is a Santa in each one of us that shines through our pers on ality at some point of time,no matter which month it is . Maybe when you offered help to me by getting me a trolley , there was a _44 Santa in you . When we offer food to a poor man or a(n) 45 to some one who is caught in the rain

6、, we are being Santa there . So when you offer help to others or get help from others, just think that Santa has come all the way for you . ”He left and I was happy that I had met him . It was right to understand that Santa can come before Christmas . We just need to realize that he is around us by

7、46 happ in essanduncon diti on al love .35A . vegetB.milkC.breadD. fishable36A . puttiB.choosC .holdiD. bringingingngng37A. sadB.exciteC.an gyD. surpridsed38A. forB.onC.ofD. by39A. easyB.earlyC.helpfulD. important40A . pointB.laughC .shoutD. turnedededed41A . LuckB .SuddC.HopefD . Naturilyen lyullya

8、lly42A. loveB .succeC.frie ndD. honorssship43A. callB. showC. expectD.in vite44A .lostB. froze nC. forgotD.hidde nten45A . cameB. umbrC. appleD.boxraella46A . storiB. facingC . spreaD.in creangdingsing2015年真題The Pho ne CallIt was getting dark. Paul looked out of the window and signed （嘆氣）.Dad said h

9、e could come home by 5:30, but it was almost 7:00. Eve n if Dad came back, it wouldn be much fun playi ng 31 in the dark. Paul walked in to his room and threw his baseball into the corner. Het.tried to do some homework,but could nThe pho ne rang at about 8:00. It was Dad:Paul,l m32, but I couldn ptl

10、ay baseball with youtonight. I have to finish my work at the office. Maybe we can play this weeke nd. Oh no.How about n extweeke nd?Paul couldn utiderstand why Dad was so33 . He threw himself in to the sofa and soon fellasleep. His book was still ope ned to the first page.t hand inpassThe n ext day

11、at school, Paul did n his homework and_ 34 a test. Mrs. Green, histeacher, asked him to stay after school. you did n do your homework .You did n the test andonly got a D. This isn like you. What s wrong? ”sat there 35 .“ Paul,if you donI will. I know that something you, but you have to get it out.Pa

12、ul just want to talk, worryi ngwithYou n eed to tell some one.As Paul walked home, he thought of what Mrs. Green said. Maybe he didn tdo his homeworkbecause he wan ted to get his dad 36 He knew Mrs. Green was right. He decided to take heradvice.When Paul got home, he 37 his dad. Butthere was no answ

13、er. Then it went to voicemail（語(yǔ)音信箱）.Paul began talking:“Dad, I can tplay with you next weekend. I ve got lots of problems with my homework. Also, I really don t want to spend another day looking out of the win dow and wait in g.Whe never you 38 our pla ns, Dad, it hurts me. It s not too late to rebu

14、ild ourrelati on ship, but we have to start small. Maybe you can help me with my 39 sometime. Dad, I love you. ”As Paul en ded the call, he felt much relaxed. He didn know whether his dad would be different, butit didn t matter. He_ 4（h.setfexpressed his feelings to the right person. He had a clear

15、headas he was doing his homework that eve ning.31. A. baseball B. cards C. chess D. toys32. A. lucky B. sorry C. surprised D. pleased33. A. famous B. helpful C. lazy D. busy34. A. made B. missed C. failed D. chose35. A. cheerfully B. comfortably C. hopefully D. quietly36. A. atte nti on B. message C

16、. praise D. trust37. A. saw B. tha nked C. called D. greeted38. A. prepare B. break C. follow D. questi on39. A. choice B. homework C. speech D. decisi on40. A. regretted B. compla ined C. i nsisted D. changed2016年真題Mum s Christmas SurpriseMolly ran back home from school and dropped her schoolbag on

17、 the sofa. The n on the table she saw“ Mum Wish Book” - a mail order catalog （商品 目錄） from a gift shop.“ Mum” she said excitedly to herself, “ this year you lget the gloves you want! ” Mollyhad walked a dog for a neighbor and saved her 31 all year to buy Mum the gloves.She opened “ Mum sWish Book” an

18、d hoped that she could find these 32 in it. Teas ran down her face when she saw the gloves inthe catalog. Mum wouldn t buy them for herself, because the family had a 33_time on the farm.Maybe someShe once heard Mum say to Dad,“day, I ll have the money to get them.Molly ran out by the back door and w

19、ent straight to the post office. There she carefully filled out the order form torn from the catalog.form.in the“Ineed to buy a stamp to 34 the She said to Mr. Smith, the only worker post office.Smith,“ Umm,a pair of gloves? said Mr. as he passed a stamp to her.“ Yes,t as Christmas gift for Mum, but

20、 please don t tell her. It 35 , OK?r” Molly didn t realize how white Mr. Smith s beard wasun til that mome nt. In face, he rem in ded her of Santa Claus.As Molly walked back home, she decided to tell Dad her secret. “You vt to check themailbox every day,said M36y to Dad. Heno dded, with a big smile.

21、Comi ng home from school every day, Molly peeked at （偷看）Dad when Mum wasn t37 but every time he shook his head.On Christmas Eve, Dad came back from mailbox, still empty handed. Molly felt 38 when she went to bed, because she didn have the gloves for Mum.Before Christmas dinner, as Mum took the apple

22、 pies out of the ove n, Molly bega n 39thetable. Sudde nly, they heard some one pulli ng up the driveway. From the wi ndow they sawMr. Smith making his way to the door, with a box in his hand. Mr. Smith40Mum the box,“I believe this is yours.”Mum looked from Dad to Molly and ope ned the box. Her eyes

23、 lit up whe n she saw the gloves. “ Oh,who bought these for me? she asked.“ Santa did, ” said Molly smili ngly.“ Ho! Ho! Ho! Merry Christmas!” Mr. Smith, with a loud laugh.It was Christmas that no one would ever forget.1.A. time B. money C. energy D. food2A flowers B. sun glasses C. gloves D. chocol

24、ates3. A. hard B. lonely C. short D. busy4. A. desig n B. check C. complete D. send5. A. secret B. choice C. dream D. task6. A. patiently B. doubtfully C. proudly D. quietly7. A. working B. looking C. smiling D. talking8. A. sad B. stra nge C. angry D. tired9. A. push ing B. cha nging C. sett ing D.

25、 book ing10. A. bought B. handed C. lent D. returned 20仃年真題A Mea ningful GiftEmily was an eighth grader. To pass her Civics course （公民課程）,she had to do some volun teer service in a nursing home for a week.One Mon day, Emily went to the nursing home after school. When she arrived, she was told she wo

26、uld_31 an hour every weekday with an elderly lady, Mrs. Blair. She was then led into a room, where an old lady in a flowery dress was sitt ing on a sofa.Emily_32 awkwardly （別扭地）in front of the lady. She cleared her throat and said, “ Good after noon m Emily. ”“ Good after noon, Emily. Take a seat, p

27、lease. ” Mrs. Blair replied.Then, _33filled the space between them.Emily won dered what to say.“ Tell me about yourself, Emily,” Mrs. Blairsaid sudde nly.“Well, Emily started, “Idon have any grandparents, so I can t relate to yepteople much. I love the performing arts. I mhere mainly because I have

28、to_34 here to get a good grade for my Civics class.”Mrs. Blair didn tseem to_35 “ Manypeople, especially tee ns, don tseem to care about old people like me. Now you are here, andI nrgoing to change that about you.Ask meany thi ng.Emily decided,thought for a mome nt, and fin ally“ What was your job?

29、”Mrs“I was a Broadway star in the 1950s.Blair an swered.“ Cool!Can you tell me about it? ”Emily asked, amazed.Mrs. Blair smile d. “ Back then, only the lead actress had the honor to wear a _36_bracelet. Iwas the lead in almost all ofthealways wore the bracelet. Till have it. ”thisplays, day, Iso IstillEmily smiled along withlistened to the other stories, attentively. She had become so interested in Mrs. Blair s 37 thatMts.Blairandshe decided to come earlier the n ext day.Tuesday, Wedn esday, and Thursday passed by quickly. The