高一英語完形閱讀訓(xùn)練

高一英語完形閱讀訓(xùn)練高一英語完形閱讀訓(xùn)練高一英語完形閱讀訓(xùn)練高一英語完形閱讀訓(xùn)練編制僅供參考審核批準(zhǔn)生效日期地址：電話：傳真:郵編:WhileIwasstandingatthekitchenwindow,five-year-oldSpencer,myoldestson,ranintothehouseWhileIwasstandingatthekitchenwindow,five-year-oldSpencer,myoldestson,ranintothehouse41,“Weneedadoctorouthere!Weneedadoctor!Hurry,Mom!”“What’swrong”Iasked.Spenceranxiouslytoldmehehadfoundadeadbirdthatneededadoctor.IseizedasmallplasticbagfromthecupboardandtookSpencer’shand.42,that’ssortofthingmothersdo!Whilemysonledmeoutofthedoorandtowardthebird,Iexplainedthat43thecreaturewasindeeddead,adoctorcouldnot44.Whenwearrivedattheaccidentscene,itwasobviousthatthebabybirdwasdead.SpencerandIcouldseethenesthighupinthetree.MysonandIdiscussedtheprobableageofthebabybird,itsinabilitytoflywell,andexactlyhowthe45hadcauseditsdeath.“Ithinkhismommyanddaddyreally46him,”Spencerobserved.I47myboy’shandandtriedtoeasehis48bysayingIwassuretheydid,butthattheywouldbeOKbecausethelittlebirdhadgonetoHeaventobewithGodandPopo(mydeadgrandfather).ItoldSpencerthatthebird’smommyanddaddyknewthattheirlittleonewouldbe49andloved.IalsotoldSpencerthatPopolovedlittlebirdsandIwassurehewasinHeavenholdingandplayingwiththebabybirdrightthen.I50thelittlecreature’sbody,slipped(悄悄放到)itintomyplasticbagand51placedthebirdintherubbishbin.52elsewassaidaboutthematterfortherestoftheday.Spencerwentrightbacktoplaying53hehadneverbeeninterrupted,andIreturnedtomyworkinthekitchen.Atbreakfastthenextmorning,Spencersadlyexplainedtohisfatherthathehadfoundababybirdthedaybeforethathadfallenfromitsnest.“Itwasdead,Daddy!”Tryingto54Spencer’sspiritsandremindhimthatthelittlebirdwasreallyOK,IaskedoursontotellDaddywherethebabybirdwas.Spencer,55solemn(鄭重的)facedathisdad,said,“IntherubbishbinwithMama’sgranddad,Popo.”1.A.saying B.screaming C.declaring D.telling2.A.Inall B.Atall C.Aboveall D.Afterall3.A.unless B.if C.whether D.though4.A.come B.save C.help D.support5.A.fall B.tree C.fly D.drop6.A.hate B.lose C.miss D.love7.A.pickedup B.turnedto C.gotto D.reachedfor8.A.excitement B.regret C.sadness D.disappointment9.A.enjoyed B.played C.treated D.caredfor10.A.putup B.pickedup C.setup D.heldup11.A.gently B.loudly C.strongly D.firmly12.A.Nothing B.Nobody C.EverythingD.Something13.A.asusual B.asif C.eventhoughD.though14.A.break B.rise C.show D.lift15.A.pointing B.shouting C.looking D.aimingNicola’sLoveforHerViolinCanlovebetweenpartnerswitha237-yearagegap(差距)leadtotheperfectmatch(絕配)

NicolaBenedettithinksso．The18-year-old36andher“partner,a255-year-oldItalianviolin,37toChinaforthefirsttimelastweekend．She38inBeijingonSeptember15andalsoperformedinHangzhouandNicolaisfromScotlandand39playingtheviolinwhenshewasfouryearsold．40,itwasnotsomethingherparents41herdo．Shewentwithhersistertoviolinlessonsand42itandimprovedveryquickly.“TherearesomanydifferentthingsIamfondofaboutthe43,”shesaid．“Ican’treally44itbutIlovegivingliveperformances,Ilikethefeelingofplayingandcommunicatingwiththe45．Ilovethefeelingoftheviolinundermychin(下巴).”However,playingviolinsixhoursadayisnota/an46job．“Iusually47inanupstairsbedroomwhenI’mathome.”shesaid．“Butsometimes,whenit’s48outside,itcanbeupset．Thehouseisrightonthe49andIcanseeothershavingfun50Althoughpractisingissometimeslonely,Nicola51feltshewaslucky．“Youcan’thave52．IamreallyluckytodowhatIlovedoing,”shesaid．Her53paidoff(終有回報)．NicolawonBBCYoungMusicianoftheYearin2004at16.54herperformingandrecordingactivities,Nicolaisa/an55ofUNICEF(聯(lián)合國兒童基金會)．ShesaidthatshewouldtraveltoLesothoinsouthernAfricaattheendofthisyeartohelppoorkidsthere.1．A．singer B．writer C．pianist D．violinist2．A．came B．turned C．ran D．moved3．A．checked B．played C．visited D．remained4．A．stopped B．requested C．started D．ignored5．A．So B．And C．But D．However6．A．made B．persuaded C．wanted D．got7．A．noticed B．concerned C．minded D．loved8． A．lessonsB．violinC．performances D．show9． A．explain B．imagine C．determine D．refuse10．A．foreigners B．friends C．a(chǎn)udience D．teenagers11．A．boring B．easy C．wonderful D．tiring12．A．workB．rest C．stay D．practise13．A．cool B．sunny C．windyD．cloudy14．A．river B．hill C．farm D．beach15．A．while B．a(chǎn)s C．so D．for16．A．even B．still C．ever D．a(chǎn)lmost17．A．a(chǎn)nything B．something C．everything D．nothing18．A．time B．music C．efforts D．a(chǎn)ction19．A．Becauseof B．Besides C．Insteadof D．Thanksto20．A．a(chǎn)dviser B．manager C．organizer D．supporterOncetheKingofIndiawasillandsentforhisdoctor．Thedoctorcame．36OncetheKingofIndiawasillandsentforhisdoctor．Thedoctorcame．36himandsaid．“Youwillbewellsooninafewdaysifyoutakethebull’smilk．”TheKingwas37．forhehadneverheardofabullthatgavemilk“Howisit38，”Heasked．“OrderGulbotogetitforyou．”answeredthedoctor．“Hecandoanything．”Gulbowasapersonwithgreatknowledgeandwas39tothedoctor．Sothedoctorthoughtthiswordbeawayofmakinghim40.WhentheKingtoldGulbowhatthedoctorsaidand41himtogetthebull’smilk．Gulbo42understoodwhatthedoctorwastryingtodo．Whenhegothome，hesatthinkinghowtogetoutofthe43．Hisdaughter，seeinghimworried，askedwhatwasthe44．OnhearingwhattheKinghadaskedfor，shesaid，“Don’t45．Father．Iwillhelp．”Thenextdayshetooksomeoldclothes．wenttohebankoftheriver,andchoseaplace46theKing’sbedroomwindowInthemiddleofthenight．shestartedtodoherwashing．Shemadesomuchnoise47theKingcouldnotsleep．TheKinggotveryangryandsentaguardto48whatwasthematter．Thesoldierfoundthegirl,andledhertotheKing“Whydoyouwashyourclotheshereatnight

”saidtheKing．Thegirl49tobeafraidandsaid．“Ihadtowashclothesatnight．Thisafternoonmyfatherhadababy．Iwas50alldaybecauseofthatThenIfoundtherewerenoclean51forthebaby,soIhadtocomeandwashthemnow．”“what!”criedtheKing．“Areyoutryingtomakea52ofme

Ihaveneverheardofamanhavingababy．”“Well,iftheKinghimselforderssomeonetogetthebull’smilkforhim．53can’tamanhaveababy”

TheKingsmiledandsaid．“YoumustbeGulbo’s54．Goandtellyourfatherthathemaykeepthebull’smilkforhis551．A．checked B．tested C．judged D．examined2．A．pleased B．surprised C．touched D．moved3．A．possible B．impossible C．usual D．unusual4．A．a(chǎn)friend B．a(chǎn)nenemy C．a(chǎn)neighbour D．a(chǎn)patient5．A．suffer B．happy C．a(chǎn)ngry D．1angh6．A．begged B．ordered C．decided D．demanded7．A．suddenly B．certainly C．immediately D．directly8．A．chance B．situation C．position D．difficulty9．A．matter B．wrong C．thing D．problem10．A．frighten B．worry C．doubt D．fear11．A．a(chǎn)bove B．on C．below D．under12．A．but B．when C．a(chǎn)s D．that13．A．findout B．getout C．takeOut D．bringout14．A．began B．looked C．became D．pretended15．A．busy B．free C．surprised D．a(chǎn)nxious16．A．food B．clothes C．bowls D．bottles17．A．trick B．joke C．friend D．fool18．A．why B．how C．who D．what19．A．girl B．daughter C．wife D．friend20．A．daughter B．son C．girl D．babyulTheyearlymarathon—along-distancerunningraceof42．195km，inmytownusuallytakesplaceduringaheatwave．Myjobwastofollowtherunnersinanambulance(救護(hù)車)36anyofthemneededmedicalattention．“Wearesupposedtostaybehindthe37runner．sotakeitslowly，”Isaidtothedriver，Doug，astheracestarted．Thefront—runnersstartedto38andthenmyeyeswere39tothewomaninbluesilkrunningshortsandaloosewhiteT-shirt．Weknewwewerealreadywatchingour“l(fā)astrunner”．Her40weresodisabledthatitseemedalmostimpossibleforhertobeabletowalk，letalone(更不用說)runa41．DougandI42insilenceassheslowlymovedforward．43，shewastheonlyrun-netleftinsightTearsstreamed(流淌)downmycheekswhenIwatchedwithrespect44shepushedforwardwiththegreat45Whenthefinishinglinecameintosight，rubbishlayeverywhereandthe46crowdshadlonggonehome47，standingstraightandeversoproud48aloneman．Hewas49oneendofaribbonofcrepepaper50toapole．Sheslowlycrossedthrough．1eavingbothendsofthepaperflutteringIdon’tknowthiswoman’sname．butthatdayshebecameapartofmy51—apartIoftendependon．Forher,itwasn’tabout52theotherrunnersorwinningaprize，butabout53whatshehadsetouttodo，nomatter54．WhenIthinkthingsaretoodifficultorIgetthose“Ijustcan’tdoit”．Ithinkofthelastrunner．ThenIrealizehow55thetaskbeforemereallyis．1．A．sothat B．incase(以免)C．eventhough D．onlyif(只要)2．A．first B．best C．only D．last3．A．run B．separate C．disappear D．a(chǎn)ppear4．A．drawn B．thrown C．fixed D．caught5．A．hands B．legs C．a(chǎn)rms D．body6．A．family B．life C．marathon D．car7．A．watched B．drove C．observed D．stared8．A．Quickly B．Unluckily C．Naturally D．Finally9．A．since B．before C．a(chǎn)s D．until10．A．pain B．determination C．strength D．desire11．A．tired B．waiting C．cheering D．impatient12．A．Besides B．Therefore C．However D．Fortunately13．A．stood B．waited C．came D．had14．A．helping B．catching C．holding D．tying15．A．kept B．tied C．connected D．led16．A．dream B．feeling C．idea D．life17．A．following B．hoping C．encouraging D．beating18．A．finishing B．realizing C．starting D．winning19．A．where B．who C．which D．what20．A．difficult B．interesting C．easy D．hopeful完型訓(xùn)練答題卡12345678910完型訓(xùn)練答題卡1234567891011121314151617181920完型訓(xùn)練答題卡1234567891011121314151617181920完型訓(xùn)練答題卡12345678910完型訓(xùn)練答題卡1234567891011121314151617181920完型訓(xùn)練答題卡1234567891011121314151617181920完型訓(xùn)練答案完型訓(xùn)練答案卡21234567891011121314151617181920完型訓(xùn)練答案卡11234567891011121314151617181920完型訓(xùn)練答案完型訓(xùn)練答案卡41234567891011121314151617181920完型訓(xùn)練答案卡31234567891011121314151617181920WhileIwasstandingatthekitchenwindow,five-year-oldSpencer,myoldestson,ranintothehouseWhileIwasstandingatthekitchenwindow,five-year-oldSpencer,myoldestson,ranintothehouse41,“Weneedadoctorouthere!Weneedadoctor!Hurry,Mom!”“What’swrong”Iasked.Spenceranxiouslytoldmehehadfoundadeadbirdthatneededadoctor.IseizedasmallplasticbagfromthecupboardandtookSpencer’shand.42,that’ssortofthingmothersdo!Whilemysonledmeoutofthedoorandtowardthebird,Iexplainedthat43thecreaturewasindeeddead,adoctorcouldnot44.Whenwearrivedattheaccidentscene,itwasobviousthatthebabybirdwasdead.SpencerandIcouldseethenesthighupinthetree.MysonandIdiscussedtheprobableageofthebabybird,itsinabilitytoflywell,andexactlyhowthe45hadcauseditsdeath.“Ithinkhismommyanddaddyreally46him,”Spencerobserved.I47myboy’shandandtriedtoeasehis48bysayingIwassuretheydid,butthattheywouldbeOKbecausethelittlebirdhadgonetoHeaventobewithGodandPopo(mydeadgrandfather).ItoldSpencerthatthebird’smommyanddaddyknewthattheirlittleonewouldbe49andloved.IalsotoldSpencerthatPopolovedlittlebirdsandIwassurehewasinHeavenholdingandplayingwiththebabybirdrightthen.I50thelittlecreature’sbody,slipped(悄悄放到)itintomyplasticbagand51placedthebirdintherubbishbin.52elsewassaidaboutthematterfortherestoftheday.Spencerwentrightbacktoplaying53hehadneverbeeninterrupted,andIreturnedtomyworkinthekitchen.Atbreakfastthenextmorning,Spencersadlyexplainedtohisfatherthathehadfoundababybirdthedaybeforethathadfallenfromitsnest.“Itwasdead,Daddy!”Tryingto54Spencer’sspiritsandremindhimthatthelittlebirdwasreallyOK,IaskedoursontotellDaddywherethebabybirdwas.Spencer,55solemn(鄭重的)facedathisdad,said,“IntherubbishbinwithMama’sgranddad,Popo.”1.A.saying B.screaming C.declaring D.telling2.A.Inall B.Atall C.Aboveall D.Afterall3.A.unless B.if C.whether D.though4.A.come B.save C.help D.support5.A.fall B.tree C.fly D.drop6.A.hate B.lose C.miss D.love7.A.pickedup B.turnedto C.gotto D.reachedfor8.A.excitement B.regret C.sadness D.disappointment9.A.enjoyed B.played C.treated D.caredfor10.A.putup B.pickedup C.setup D.heldup11.A.gently B.loudly C.strongly D.firmly12.A.Nothing B.Nobody C.EverythingD.Something13.A.asusual B.asif C.eventhoughD.though14.A.break B.rise C.show D.lift15.A.pointing B.shouting C.looking D.aimingNicola’sLoveforHerViolinCanlovebetweenpartnerswitha237-yearagegap(差距)leadtotheperfectmatch(絕配)

NicolaBenedettithinksso．The18-year-old36andher“partner,a255-year-oldItalianviolin,37toChinaforthefirsttimelastweekend．She38inBeijingonSeptember15andalsoperformedinHangzhouandShanghaiNicolaisfromScotlandand39playingtheviolinwhenshewasfouryearsold．40,itwasnotsomethingherparents41herdo．Shewentwithhersistertoviolinlessonsand42itandimprovedveryquickly.“TherearesomanydifferentthingsIamfondofaboutthe43,”shesaid．“Ican’treally44itbutIlovegivingliveperformances,Ilikethefeelingofplayingandcommunicatingwiththe45．Ilovethefeelingoftheviolinundermychin(下巴).”However,playingviolinsixhoursadayisnota/an46job．“Iusually47inanupstairsbedroomwhenI’mathome.”shesaid．“Butsometimes,whenit’s48outside,itcanbeupset．Thehouseisrightonthe49andIcanseeothershavingfun50Althoughpractisingissometimeslonely,Nicola51feltshewaslucky．“Youcan’thave52．IamreallyluckytodowhatIlovedoing,”shesaid．Her53paidoff(終有回報)．NicolawonBBCYoungMusicianoftheYearin2004at16.54herperformingandrecordingactivities,Nicolaisa/an55ofUNICEF(聯(lián)合國兒童基金會)．ShesaidthatshewouldtraveltoLesothoinsouthernAfricaattheendofthisyeartohelppoorkidsthere.1．A．singer B．writer C．pianist D．violinist2．A．came B．turned C．ran D．moved3．A．checked B．played C．visited D．remained4．A．stopped B．requested C．started D．ignored5．A．So B．And C．But D．However6．A．made B．persuaded C．wanted D．got7．A．noticed B．concerned C．minded D．loved8． A．lessonsB．violinC．performances D．show9． A．explain B．imagine C．determine D．refuse10．A．foreigners B．friends C．a(chǎn)udience D．teenagers11．A．boring B．easy C．wonderful D．tiring12．A．workB．rest C．stay D．practise13．A．cool B．sunny C．windyD．cloudy14．A．river B．hill C．farm D．beach15．A．while B．a(chǎn)s C．so D．for16．A．even B．still C．ever D．a(chǎn)lmost17．A．a(chǎn)nything B．something C．everything D．nothing18．A．time B．music C．efforts D．a(chǎn)ction19．A．Becauseof B．Besides C．Insteadof D．Thanksto20．A．a(chǎn)dviser B．manager C．organizer D．supporterOncetheKingofIndiawasillandsentforhisdoctor．Thedoctorcame．36OncetheKingofIndiawasillandsentforhisdoctor．Thedoctorcame．36himandsaid．“Youwillbewellsooninafewdaysifyoutakethebull’smilk．”TheKingwas37．forhehadneverheardofabullthatgavemilk“Howisit38，”Heasked．“OrderGulbotogetitforyou．”answeredthedoctor．“Hecandoanything．”Gulbowasapersonwithgreatknowledgeandwas39tothedoctor．Sothedoctorthoughtthiswordbeawayofmakinghim40.WhentheKingtoldGulbowhatthedoctorsaidand41himtogetthebull’smilk．Gulbo42understoodwhatthedoctorwastryingtodo．Whenhegothome，hesatthinkinghowtogetoutofthe43．Hisdaughter，seeinghimworried，askedwhatwasthe44．OnhearingwhattheKinghadaskedfor，shesaid，“Don’t45．Father．Iwillhelp．”Thenextdayshetooksomeoldclothes．wenttohebankoftheriver,andchoseaplace46theKing’sbedroomwindowInthemiddleofthenight．shestartedtodoherwashing．Shemadesomuchnoise47theKingcouldnotsleep．TheKinggotveryangryandsentaguardto48whatwasthematter．Thesoldierfoundthegirl,andledhertotheKing“Whydoyouwashyourclotheshereatnight

”saidtheKing．Thegirl49tobeafraidandsaid．“Ihadtowashclothesatnight．Thisafternoonmyfatherhadababy．Iwas50alldaybecauseofthatThenIfoundtherewerenoclean51forthebaby,soIhadtocomeandwashthemnow．”“what!”criedtheKing．“Areyoutryingtomakea52ofme

Ihaveneverheardofamanhavingababy．”“Well,iftheKinghimselforderssomeonetogetthebull’smilkforhim．53can’tamanhaveababy”

TheKingsmiledandsaid．“YoumustbeGulbo’s54．Goandtellyourfatherthathemaykeepthebull’smilkforhis551．A．checked B．tested C．judged D．examined2．A．pleased B．surprised C．touched D．moved3．A．possible B．impossible C．usual D．unusual4．A．a(chǎn)friend B．a(chǎn)nenemy C．a(chǎn)neighbour D．a(chǎn)patient5．A．suffer B．happy C．a(chǎn)ngry D．1angh6．A．begged B．ordered C．decided D．demanded7．A．suddenly B．certainly C．immediately D．directly8．A．chance B．situation C．position D．difficulty9．A．matter B．wrong C．thing D．problem10．A．frighten B．worry C．doubt D．fear11．A．a(chǎn)bove B．on C．below D．under12．A．but B．when C．a(chǎn)s D．that13．A．findout B．getout C．takeOut D．bringout14．A．began B．looked C．became D．pretended15．A．busy B．free C．surprised D．a(chǎn)nxious16．A．food B．clothes C．bowls D．bottles17．A．trick B．joke C．friend D．fool18．A．why B．how C．who D．what19．A．girl B．daughter C．wife D．friend20．A．daughter B．son C．girl D．babyulTheyearlymarathon—along-distancerunningraceof42．195km，inmytownusuallytakesplaceduringaheatwave．Myjobwastofollowtherunnersinanambulance(救護(hù)車)36anyofthemneededmedicalattention．“Wearesupposedtostaybehindthe37runner．sotakeitslowly，”Isaidtothedriver，Doug，astheracestarted．Thefront—runnersstartedto38andthenmyeyeswere39tothewomaninbluesilkrunningshortsandaloosewhiteT-shirt．Weknewwewerealreadywatchingour“l(fā)astrunner”．Her40weresodisabledthatitseemedalmostimpossibleforhertobeabletowalk，letalone(更不用說)runa41．DougandI42insilenceassheslowlymovedforward．43，shewastheonlyrun-netleftinsightTearsstreamed(流淌)downmycheekswhenIwatchedwithrespect44shepushedforwardwiththegreat45Whenthefinishinglinecameintosight，rubbishlayeverywhereandthe46crowdshadlonggonehome47，standingstraightandeversoproud48alonem