高中英語(yǔ)完形填空、語(yǔ)法填空、閱讀練習(xí)(含答案)

高中英語(yǔ)完形填空、語(yǔ)法填空、閱讀練習(xí)(含答案)編制僅供參考審核批準(zhǔn)生效日期地址：電話：傳真:郵編:高中英語(yǔ)完形填空、語(yǔ)法填空、閱讀練習(xí)Test1自評(píng)分?jǐn)?shù)： 完型填空（滿分 10分）(1) d,ecanseemanyfEdison’s.Theelectricityourroomsisoneofhisgreatestinventions.Hedevelopedthetelephonewhichringsinourrooms.Recordsplayingsongsandmusicwerealsoinventedbyhim.Inadditiontotheseinventions,healsomadethefirst(3) pictures.Itn’tsyforEdison(4) wthings.Itsverytformtomakethefirstelectriclights.Heneededtomakehundredsoftests.Atfirst,itwasn ’teasyfhimtofindtherightmaterials,butatlasthedid,andtheworldbecamebrighter.Though(5) ineverything,Edisontookinterestinelectricitymostofall.Hewantstoknow(6) it.Heworkedveryhardtofindpossiblewaystouseit.Edison’sexperimentswiththeworldgreatly.Today,withgreattrains(8) onelectricity,wecantravelmuchfaster.Withourhomesandthestreetsoftownandvillage(9) byelectriclamps,weliveacomfortablelife.Radioandtelevisionrunonit.Scienceusesiteveryday.Though(10) howtoexplainelectricitynow,wehavelearnedtouseitinmanyways.Records,shininglightsandringingtelephonesareverycommon now.Edison ’sinventionshavekepttheworldwarm.Fillintheblankswiththebestanswers:A.Iflooking B.Iflooked C.Whetherlooking D.WhetherlookedA.toshine B.shine C.shining D.shoneA.tomove B.move C.moving D.movedA.tofind B.find C.finding D.foundA.interested B.interesting C.interest D.interestsA.howtouse B.howusing C.whattouse D.whatusingA.haschanged B.havechangedC.havingchanged D.havebeenchangedA.torun B.ran C.run D.runningA.tolight B.light C.lit D.lightingA.notknown B.notknowing C.knownas D.knowingnot語(yǔ)法填空（滿分 10分）WhenyouareinEnglandyoumustbeverycarefulinthestreets 1 thetrafficdrivesontheleft.Before 2 (cross)astreetyoumustlooktotherightfirstandthentheleft.Inthemorningandintheeveningwhenpeoplegoto 3 comefromwork,thestreetsareverybusy.Trafficismost 4 （then.WhenyougobybusinEngland,youhavetobecareful, 5 .Alwaysrememberthetrafficmoves on the left. So you must be careful. 6 (Have) a look first, or you go 7 wrongway.InmanyEnglishcities,therearebigbuses 8 twofloors.Yourcansitonthe 9 （two）floor,from 10 youcanseethecityverywell.It ’sveryinteresting.Test2自評(píng)分?jǐn)?shù)： 完型填空（滿分 10分）InMr.Allen ’sschoolclass,allthestudentshaveto “getmarried ”.However,t 1_sometimesbecomesonoisythattheloudlaughterdrownsoutthe 2_ ofthe “minister ”Eventhetwostudentsgettingmarriedoftenbegintolaugh.Theteacher,Mr.Allen,believesthatmarriageisadifficultandseriousbusiness.Hewantsyoungpeopletounderstandthattherearemanychangesthatmusttakeplaceaftermarriage.Hebelievesthatthe 3_forthesepsychologicalandfinancialchangesshouldbeunderstoodbeforepeoplemarry.Mr.Allendoesn ’tonlyintroducehisstudentstomainproblemsfacedinmarriagesuchasillnessorbeingoutofwork.Healso_4 _themtothedifficultandparticularproblemstheywillfaceeveryday.Hewantstointroduceyoungpeopletoalltheworriesthatcanbringthe pointtoamarriage.Heevenmakeshisstudentsknowtheproblemsof_6 andthefactthatdivorcedmenmustpaychildsupportmoneyfortheirchildrenandsometimespaytheirwiveseverymonth.Ithasbeenunsettlingforsomeofthestudentstoseetheproblemsthata 7 coupleoftenfaces. 8 theytookthecourse,theywerenotmuchworriedabouttheproblemsofmarriage.,hstudentsdsfeelthatMr.Allen cefavoredthecoursepublicly. Theirstatementsandletterssupportingtheclasshaveaskedtheschoolto 10 thecourseagain.1.A.conferencesB.competitionsC.celebrationsD.ceremonies2.A.whisperB.soundC.screamD.voice3.A.possibilityB.responsibilityC.needD.supply4.A.exposesB.explainsC.extendsD.exhausts5.A.unitingB.burningC.breakingD.freezing6.A.weddingB.divisionC.participationD.divorce7.A.divorcedB.complainedC.fascinatedD.married8.A.IfB.AfterC.UntilD.Because9.A.disagreeableB.flexibleC.valuableD.unbelievable10.A.afford語(yǔ)法填空（滿分B.offer10分）C.establishD.affectFinishingtheirshoppingatthesupermarket,amiddle-agedcouplefoundtheirnewcar 1 （steal）.They filed areport atthepolice stationandadetective drove 2 backtotheparkinglottolookforevidence.Totheir 3 （thecarhadbeenreturned 4 therewasanoteinitthatsaid: “Iapologize 5 takingyourcar.MywifewashavingababyandIhadtosendhertothehospitalassoonaspossible.Pleaseforget the 6 Therearetwoticketsfortonight'sRowanAtkinsonconcert. ”

(convenient).Their faith in humanity restored（恢復(fù)） .Thecoupleattended 7 concert. 8 whentheyreturnedhome,theyimmediatelyfoundthattheirhouse 9 (rob).Onthebathroommirrorwas 10 don'tI? ”

note: “Ihavetoputmykidthroughcollegesomehow,Test3自評(píng)分?jǐn)?shù)： 完型填空（滿分 10分）Itsaying:MenarefromMars;womenarefromVenus.Malesandfemales1differentbehaviorsalmostfrombirth.Researcherssaythesebehaviorsaredueto2differencesinbrainstructureandactivity.Studiesshowmenarebetterathittingtargetsandsolvingmathproblems3womenarebetteratmemorizingwordsand4faces.Whythedifferences?Atestfthen ’slyshowsthatncolhsidesftheirbrainwhilemenrelymoreonone.Scientistsalreadyknowthatthetwosidesofthebraincontroldifferent functions—onecontrolling thesenseofspace, 5,theothercontrolling Someresearchersbelievethatthedifferent waysmenandwomenusetheirbrains 6 fromancienttimes,whencavemenhuntedandwomen 7 thechildren.Menhadtohavegoodaim.Womenhadtotalktothekids.Whateverthe 8 is,thebattleofthesexescontinues.Andalthoughtheirbrainsareconstructed slightly differently, men and women may be equallycapable. They simply 9 differentabilities.Takeacouplearguingoverthelocationoftheircarinaparkinglot.Themanmight usehissenseof 10 tofindit, whilethewomanreliesonhermemoryof.Bothfthemfindthecar.Butchances,they ’lsiletrdo ’srtfindingtheyA.buildA.basicB.formB.averageC.chooseC.greatD.showD.exact3.A.soB.asC.yetD.while4.A.realizingB.recognizingC.describingD.painting5.A.atleastB.asaresultC.aboveallD.forexample6.A.grewB.developedC.inventedD.produced7.A.supportedB.carriedC.caredforD.gavebirthto8.A.B.decisionC.imaginationD.explanation9.A.showoffB.takeonC.dependonD.keepup10.A.area語(yǔ)法填空（滿分B.space10分）C.sightD.distancePeople1 （live）indifferentcountriesmadedifferentkindsofwords.Todaythereareaboutfifteenhundredlanguagesintheworld.2 containsmanythousandsofwords.Averylargedictionary,forexample,containsfour3 fivehundredthousandwords.Butwedonotneed4 these.Toreadshortstoriesyouneedtoknowonlyabouttwothousandwords.5 youleaveschool,youwilllearnonlyonethousandormore.The words youknow 6 (call) your vocabulary. You should try to makeyourvocabularybigger. Readasmanybooksaswecan.Therearealotofbooks7 （write）ineasyEnglish.Youwillenjoythem.Whenyoumeet8 newword,lookit9 inyourdictionary.Yourdictionaryisyour10 Test4自評(píng)分?jǐn)?shù)：

（much）usefulbook.完型填空（滿分 10分）Iwas15whenIwalkedintoMcCauley ’sBookstoreinAshland.AsIwaslookingattitlesontheshelves,themanbehindthecounter, 1,askedifI'dlikeajob.Ineededtostartsavingforcollege,soIsaidyes.I 2 afterschoolandduringsummersforthelowestwages,andthejobhelped 3 myfreshman(orfirst)yearofcollege.Iwoulddomanyotherjobs:ImadecoffeeintheStudents ’Unionduringcollege,IwasahotelwaitresstheU.S.ForestService.Butsellingbookswasoneofthemostsatisfying.

mademapsforOnedayawomanaskedmeforbooksoncancer.Sheseemedfearful.Ishowedheralmost5 wehadatthattimeinstoreandfoundotherbookswecouldorder.Sheleftthestores.I ’vesremembeedtIfltngdYearslater,asa_7 inLosAngeles,Iheardaboutanimmigrantchildwhowasbornwithhisfingersconnected,web-like.Hisfamilycouldnotaffordacorrectiveoperation,andtheboylivedinshame,hidinghishandinhispocket.I 8 mybosstoletmedothestory.Aftermystorywasbroadcast,adoctorandanursecalled,offeringtoperformtheoperationforfree.Ivisitedtheboyintherecoveryroomsoonaftertheoperation.Thefirstthinghedidwastoholduphisrepairedhandandsay,"Thankyou."Ifeltasenseofpleasure.Inthe,eIstMcCauley ’sBookstore,Iysgforthecustomers,tthestore.Todayt 9 .tssmysalary,tIfeelsfIfor(the)1.10 ,helpingthemmakesenseoftheworld.A．thereader B．thecollegestudentC．theshopowner D．thecustomer()2.A．read B．studied C．cooked D．worked()3.A．payfor B．fitfor C．runfor D．enterfor()4.A．so B．yet even D．still()5.A．a(chǎn)nything B．something C．nothing D．everything()6.A．pride B．failure C．sadness D．surprise()7.A．doctor B．storeowner bookseller D．TVreporter()8.A．a(chǎn)dvisedB．forcedC．persuadedD．a(chǎn)llowed()9.A．differenceB．sameC．usualD．request()10.A．studentsB．viewersC．customersD．passengers語(yǔ)法填空（滿分 10分）KeepingCustomsEveryculturehasitsowncustoms,whicharevaluable.However,decidinghowtodealwiththeproblemof1 (familiar)customsisachallengeformanyimmigrants.Somechoosetofollowthecustomsoftheirnewcountry,2 othersprefertoadhere( 堅(jiān)持)totheirowncustoms.Eachofthesechoiceshassomeadvantagesas3 (explain)below.4 peoplechoosetofollowthecustomsoftheiradoptedcountry,theymayfindthatithelpsthemtoadaptmorequicklytothenewsociety.Theyhavesomethingtodiscussandshare5 theirnewneighbors,andsharingcustomsisonewayforpeopletofeelclosertooneanother.Thus,followingthenewcustomsmayhelpimmigrantsfeel6 athome.Butthen,7 choosetocontinuefollowingtheirowncustomsmayalsofindthatithelpsthemfeelmoreathome.8 (follow)theirtraditionalcustomsmayhelppeoplefeelmoresecureinthenew9 (surround).Moreimportantly,ourcustomsareanexpressionoftheculture.Sharingouroldcustomscanalsobringusclosertoournewneighbors.To sumup,ourcustomsareanimportant part ofourculture. Therefore,weshouldn’tabandon10 traditionalcustomswhenwemovetoanothercountry.完型填空（滿分 10分）

Test5自評(píng)分?jǐn)?shù)： Donaldwasnotverygoodatmath.Hecouldn ’tunderstandtheteacher ’sexplanatwhentheteacher 1 somethingasecondtime,Donaldstillcouldnot 2 it.“mind,dtold, “Iedt 3 subjects.I’lheatnthemathexam,andthenIwon ’tin.”“I’llsitnexttotheboywhoisbestat5 ,”hethought, “andcopydownhisanswers. Thedayoftheexamcame,andDonaldsatnexttoBrianSmith,whowasalwaysatthe 6oftheclassinmath.DonaldcarefullycopiedBrian ’sanswersontohisownexampaper.Atendoftheexam,theteachercollectedthepapersand 7 them.Thenshesaid, “Well,sd,I ’vedtoeaetothesttentohighestgrade.Butitisdifficultformetodecidewhoshouldgettheprize,becausetwostudents,DonaldandBrian,gotthesamegrade. ”“Letthem 8 it, ”oneoftheotherstudentssaid.“I’vethoughtaboutthat, ”theteachersaid,“butI’vedecidedtogivetheprizetoDonaldwas 9 whenheheardthis.Hestoodupandsaid,“That’sunfair.IhavegotsamegradeasBrian. ”“That’strue, ”theteachersaid, “However,Brian ’sanswertoQuestion18wasYourswas ‘10 doI. ’”1.A.discussed B.introducedC.explainedD.repeated2.A.master B.understandC.knowD.describe3.A.other B.anyC.someD.another4.A.silence B.privateC.returnD.trouble5.A.English B.physicsC.mathD.biology6.A.bottom B.topC.centerD.head7.A.graded B.surveyedC.dividedD.separated8.A.catch B.takeC.shareD.enjoy9.A.happy B.lucky `C.surprisedD.angry10.A.Either B.NeitherC.SeldomD.Hardly語(yǔ)法填空（滿分 10分）Doyouhaveadream,somethingyoualwayssee 1 (you)doing

Perhapsyouseeyourselfasalawyer,businessman,orevenascientist. 2 itis,don 3 dreamisawonderfulthing.Itcangiveyouhopeforyourfutureandencourageyou 4 (trywhenalloddsareagainstyou形勢(shì)對(duì)你不利）However,therearedream 5 (kill)thatwanttokillyourdream maytellyouthatitis 6 (possibility)for you,thatyouarenotsmartenoughor 7 it ’neverbeendonebefore.However,manytimesthebiggestdreamkillerisyou.tletfear,doubtorlackoffinancespreventyou 8 fulfillingyourdream.Talkktothesekillers, “Icaiiulillmy. ”YoumayothisyThe 9 (many)youinstill（逐漸灌輸） withinyourheartthatyoucandoit,themoresafelyyourdreamwill 10 (hold)withinyou.Test6自評(píng)分?jǐn)?shù)： 完型填空（滿分 10分）MysisterandIgrewupinalittlevillageinEngland.Ourfatherwasastruggling 1 ,Ialwaysknewhewas 2 .Henevercriticizedus,butused 3 tobringoutourbest.dsay, “Ifyoupourwateronflowers,theyflourish.Ifyoudon ’tgivethemwaterrememberasachildIsaidsomething 4aboutsomebody,andmyfathersaid, “Anytimeyousaysomethingunpleasantaboutsomebodyelse,it ’sareflectionofyou. ”Heexplainlookedforthebestinpeople,Iwouldgetthebestinreturn.FromthenonI

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’ve5 theprincipleinmylifeandlaterinrunningmycompany.salsoalwaysbeenvery 6 .At15,Istartedamagazine.Itwastakingupagreatdealofmytime,andtheheadmasterofmyschoolgavemea 7 :stayinschoolorleavetoworkonmymagazine.Idecidedtoleave,andDadtriedtoswaymefrommydecision,asanygoodfatherwould.WhenherealizedIhadmadeupmymind,hesaid, “Richard,whenImyddmetooo.AndI _ rgrvtted.Idtoea,tIdidn’tpursuemydream.Youknowwhatyouwant.Gofulfill實(shí)現(xiàn))it. ”Asitturnedout,mylittle publication wentontobecomeStudent,anational 9 foryoungpeopleintheU.K.MywifeandIhavetwochildren,andIthemupinthesamewayDad _10 me.

othinkee1.A.biologist B.managerC.lawyerD.gardener2.A.strict B.honestC.specialD.learned3.A.praise B.courageC.powerD.warmth4.A.unnecessary B.unkindC.unimportantD.unusual5.A.revise B.setC.reviewD.follow6.A.understanding B.experiencedC.seriousD.demanding7.A.suggestion B.decisionC.noticeD.choice8.A.always B.neverC.seldomD.almost9.A.newspaper B.magazineC.programD.project10.A.controlled B.comforted語(yǔ)法填空（滿分 10分）C.remindedD.raisedMostAmericansdon’tliketogetadvice1 membersoftheirfamily.Theygetadvicefrom“2（.Whentheyneedadvice,’tusuallygotopeopletheyknow.3 manyofthemwriteletterstonewspapersandmagazines4 giveadviceonmanydifferentsubjects,5 （include）familyproblems,theuseoflanguage,health,cooking,childcare,clothes,andevenonhow6 acar.

（buy）ahouseorMostnewspapersregularly print lettersfrom 7 （with problems.Alongwiththeletters8 areanswerswrittenbypeoplewhoaresupposedtoknowhowtosolvesuchproblems.Someofthesewritersaredoctors,9 arelawyersoreducators.But two of the most famous writers of advice are women without 10

（train）forthiskindofwork.

Test7自評(píng)分?jǐn)?shù)： 完型填空（滿分 10分）Manypeoplethinkteachersgivepupilstoomuchhomework.Theysaythatitis 1_ childrentoworkathomeintheirfreetime._2_theyarguethatmostteachersdonot 3_planthehomeworktaskstheygivetopupils.Theresultsarethatpupilshavetorepeattaskswhichtheyhave_4 doneatschool.RecentlyinGreecemanyparentscomplainedaboutthe _5 homeworkwhichteachersgavetotheirchildren.Theparentssaidthatmostofthehomeworkwas 6_,andtheywantedtostopit.SpainandTurkeyaretwo countrieswhichstoppedhomeworkrecently.InDenmark,GermanyandseveralothercountriesinEurope,teacherscannotsethomeworkatweekends.InHolland,teachersallowpupilstostayatschooltodotheirhomework.Thechildrenarefreetohelponeanother. _7_ arrangementalsoexistsinsomeBritishschools.Mostpeopleagreethathomeworkisnot _8_.Apupilwhocandohishomeworkinaquietand 9_ roomisinamuchbetterpositionthanapupilwhodoeshishomeworkinasmall,noisyroomwith thetelevision on.Someparentsarereadytohelptheirchildren with homework.Butotherparentseventakenointerestatallintheirchildren 10 . ’s1A.unnecessaryB.uninterestingC.unfortunateD.unimportant2A.NeverthelessB.HoweverC.ThereforeD.Moreover3A.considerablyB.favorablyC.properlyD.pleasantly4A.justB.alreadyC.yetD.still5A.simpleB.advancedC.easyD.difficult6A.impossibleB.invaluableC.carelessD.useless7A.FamiliarB.AppropriateC.SimilarD.Abnormal8A.fairB.averageC.balancedD.comparative9A.furnishedB.expensiveC.comfortableD.suitable10A.homework語(yǔ)法填空（滿分B.position10分）C.countryD.timeWithout properplanning, tourismcancauseproblems.1 example,toomanytouristscancrowdpublicplaces2 arealsoenjoyedbytheinhabitantsofacountry.Iftourismcreatestoomuchtraffic,theinhabitantswillbecome3 （annoy） andunhappy.Theybegintodisliketourists4 totreatthemimpolitely.Theyforgethowmuchtourismcanpthecountry. sttothinktthepeopleofadestinationcountryand6 tourismaffectsthem.Tourismshouldhelp7 countrykeepthecustomsandbeautythatattractstourists.Tourismshouldalsoadvancethewealthand8 （happy）oflocalinhabitants.Toomuchtourismcanbeaproblem.Iftourism9 （grow）tooquickly,peoplemustleaveotherjobstowork10thecountry ’seconomycansuffer.自評(píng)分?jǐn)?shù)：完型填空（滿分 10分）

thetourismindustry.ThismeansthatotherpartsofTest8Spaceisadangerousplace,notonlybecauseofmeteors(流星)butalsobecauseof 1 fromthesunandotherstars.Theatmosphereagainactsasourprotectiveblanketonearth.Lightgetsthrough,andthisis 2 forplantstomakethefoodwhichweeat.Heat,too,makesour 3 tolerableandsomeultraviolet rayspenetratetheatmosphere.Cosmic(宇宙的)raysofvariouskindscomethroughtheairfromouterspace,butagreat 4 ofradiationfromthesunarescreenedoff. 5 menleavetheatmospheretheyareexposedtothisradiation;buttheirspacesuitsorthewallsoftheirspacecraft,iftheyareinside, 6 preventalotofradiationdamage.Radiationisthegreatestknowndangertoexplorersin 7 .Dosesofradiationaremeasurednscalled rs(Wel radiationenhfromthesun,fromcosmicraysandfromradioactiveminerals.The “9 ”doseofradiationthatwereceiveeayearisabouttwomilligrams;it 10 accordingtowhereyoulive,andthisisaveryroughestimate.1.A.waterB.raysC.atmosphereD.food2.A.hardB.crazyC.difficultD.essential3.A.plantsB.animalsC.peopleD.environments4.A.quarrelB.quarterC.qualityD.quantity5.A.AssoonasB.AswellasC.AsmuchasD.Aspossibleas6.A.getB.makeC.haveD.do7.A.earthB.atmosphereC.spaceD.environment8.A.receiveB.acceptC.bringD.catch9.A.conventionalB.commonC.generalD.normal10.A.shiftsB.convertsC.modifiesD.varies語(yǔ)法填空（滿分 10分）Londonwasawarded1 2012Olympic GamesonWednesday,2 （defeat）EuropeanrivalParisinthefinalroundofvotingtotakethegamesbacktoBritishcapital3 thefirsttimesince1948.4 Moscow,NewYorkandMadridwereeliminated （淘汰） inthefirstroundsLondonbeatParis54—50onthefourthballotoftheIOC.InLondoncrowdscheeredandwavedflagsas5 watchedtheannouncementfromSingapore 6 agiant screenin Trafalgar Squareandin theeastLondon area7 themainOlympiccomplex （建筑群） willbebased.Blairspenttwodaysinlobbying（游說(shuō)） inSingapore8 leavingtohosttheG8summitnScotland. “Myetoyleyourvery Blairsaid.

（good）partners, ”It’sthefourthbidfromBritainafter10 （fail）attemptsbyBirminghamforthe1992OlympicsandManchesterforthe1996and2000.閱讀（滿分 10分）Inthelast500years,nothingaboutpeople----nottheirclothes,ideas,orlanguages haschangedasmuchaswhattheyeat.TheoriginalchocolatedrinkwasmadefromtheseedsofthecocoatreebySouthAmericanIndians.TheSpanishintroducedittotherestoftheworldduringthe1500s.Andalthoughitwasveryexpensive,itquicklybecamefashionable.InLondon,shopswherechocolatedrinkswereservedbecameimportantmeetingplaces.Somestillexisttoday.ThepotatoisalsofromtheNewWorld.Around1600,theSpanishbroughtitfromPerutoEurope,whereitsoonwaswidelygrown.IrelandbecamesodependentonitthatthousandsofIrish peoplestarvedwhen thecropfailed during the“1845~1846,andthousandsmorewereforcedtoleavetheirhomelandandmovetoAmerica.TherearemanyotherfoodsthathavetraveledfromSouthAmerica toOldWorld.Butsomeotherswentintheoppositedirection.Brazilisnowtheworld ’slargestgroweroandcoffeeisanimportantcropinColombiaandotherSouthAmericancountries.ButitisnativetoEthiopia,acountryinAfrica.ItwasfirstmadeintoadrinkbyArabsduringthe1400s.AccordingtoanArabiclegend,coffeewasdiscoveredwhenapersonnamedKaldinoticedthathisgoatswereattractedtotheredberriesonacoffeebush.Hetriedoneandexperiencedthe“”feelingthatoftheworld ’spopulationnowstartsthedaywith.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowinghaschangedthemostinthelast500years?

A.Food. B.Clothing.C.Ideology. D.Language.“inthelastsentenceofthefirstparagraphrefersto .A.somecocoatrees B.somechocolatedrinksC.someshops D.someSouthAmericanIndiansThousandsofIrishpeoplestarvedduringthe “PotatoFamine ”because .theyweresodependentonpotatoesthattheyrefusedtoeatanythingelsetheywereforcedtoleavetheirhomelandandmovetoAmericatheweatherconditionsinIrelandwerenotsuitableforgrowingpotatoesthepotatoharvestwasbadWhichcountryisthelargestcoffeeproducer?

A.Brazil. B.Colombia.C.Ethiopia. D.Egypt.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue,accordingtothepassage?

Onethirdfthed nscoffee.CoffeeisnativetoColombia.Coffeecankeeponeawake.CoffeedrinkswerefirstmadebyArabs.

Test9自評(píng)分?jǐn)?shù)： 完型填空（滿分 10分）Nobodywantstoappearfat.Manygirlswhocaretoomuchabouttheirself-imagechoosetoeatlessfoodto 1 themselvesfromgainingweight.Someeventakemedicinetoachievetheirgoals.Thoseunhealthywaysmayleadtobeing 2 toacertaindrugandtheaddictionisusuallyvery 3 .Thereislittle difference tocommitting suicide.Iusedtoeat 4 alot,which issaidtobehighinprotein butlowincalories.Butthemomentbirdflu 5 out,stoppedeatingthiskind ofmeat.Tome,healthalwayscomesfirst, becausenomatterhowwealthyyouare,your 6 willdeprive（剝奪）youoftherightto 7 yourlife,sowhyshouldweputourselvesindangerandsuffer?However,you ’dbetterkeepitinmindthatwhetheryougoonacalorie-restricted（限制熱量的）dietornot,exercisingand 8eatingareexcellentwaystokeepyourbodyingood 9 .Theiremphasisisthatthehealthywaytoloseweightis 10tomakechangestoyourlifestyle.1.A.protectB.makeC.promiseD.keep2.A.usedB.addictedC.exposedD.devoted3.A.painfulB.usefulC.cheerfulD.sorrowful4.A.fruitB.vegetableC.chickenD.pork5.A.letB.setC.gaveD.broke6.A.medicineB.weightC.dietD.disease7.A.enjoyB.makeC.changeD.take8.A.wonderfulB.healthyC.goodD.normal9.A.sizeB.shapeC.situationD.style10.A.usuallyB.generallyC.quicklyD.grad