高考英語專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練之完形填空（20空）兩篇

高考英語二輪復(fù)習(xí)備考：完形填空兩篇AAjoblessmanappliedforthepositionof“officeboy”atMicrosoft.TheHumanResourcemanager__1__himandthenwatchedhimcleaningthefloorasatest.“Youareemployed，”hesaid.“Givemeyour

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the__2__formtofillin，aswellasthe__3__whenyoumaystart.”Themanreplied，“ButIdon'thavea（n）__4__，neitherane-mail.”“I'msorry，”saidtheHRmanager，“ifyoudon'thaveane-mail，that__5__youdonotexist.Andanyonewhodoesn'texistcannothavethe__6__.”Themanleftwithno__7__atall.Hedidn'tknowwhattodowithonly$10inhispocket.Hethendecidedtogotothesupermarketand__8__a10kgtomatocrate（箱）.Hesoldthetomatoesinadoortodoorround.Inlessthantwohours，hesucceededindoublinghis__9__.Herepeatedthe__10__threetimes，andreturnedhomewith$60.Themanrealizedthathecould__11__inthisway，andstartedtogoeverydayearlier，andreturnlate.Thus，hismoneydoubledortripledeveryday.Shortly，heboughtacart，thenatruck，andthenhehadhisownfleetofdeliveryvehicles.Fiveyears__12__，themanisoneofthebiggestfoodretailers（零售商）intheUS.Hestartedtoplanhisfamily's__13__，anddecidedtohavealifeinsurance.Hecalledaninsurancebroker，andchoseaprotectionplan.Whentheconversationwas__14__thebrokeraskedhimforhise-mail.Themanreplied，“Idon'thaveane-mail.”Thebrokeranswered__15__，“Youdon'thaveane-mail，and__16__havesucceededinbuildinganempire.Canyou__17__whatyoucouldhavebeenifyouhadane-mail？”Themanthoughtforawhileand__18__，“I'dbea（n）__19__atMicrosoft！”The__20__ofthestoryisthattheInternetisnotthesolutiontoyourlife.Workhard，andyoumaybeamillionaire.1.A.introducedB.examinedC.employed

D.interviewed2.A.applicationB.abilityC.sales

D.structure3.A.condition

B.situationC.date

D.experience4.A.box

B.computerC.occupation

D.habit5.A.means

B.provedC.explained

D.suggests6.A.practice

B.answerC.duty

D.job7.A.surpriseB.hopeC.senseD.doubt8.A.buy

B.tasteC.fetchD.remove9.A.courageB.confidenceC.capital

D.debt10.A.invention

B.ideaC.operation

D.value11.A.increase

B.preventC.survive

D.promote12.A.ago

B.earlierC.later

D.before13.A.wealthB.safetyC.incomeD.future14.A.started

B.interruptedC.disappeared

D.concluded15.A.anxiously

B.curiouslyC.eagerly

D.embarrassedly16.A.yetB.thenC.afterD.when17.A.provideB.describeC.imagine

D.recognize18.A.beggedB.shoutedC.cried

D.replied19.A.officeboy

B.HRmanagerC.retailer

D.businessman20.A.moral

B.contentC.ending

D.indexBColonelHarlandSanders（1890—1980）wasanAmericanbusinessman，andfounderoftheKFC.Whenhe__1__attheageof65，hehadlittleto__2__forhimself，exceptanoldcar，a$105monthlypensioncheck，andarecipeforchicken.Knowinghecouldn'tliveonhispension，hetookhis__3__inhandandsetouttomakehis__4__.Hisfirstplanwastosellhisrecipetorestaurantowners，whowouldinturngivehimfivecentsperchickenthey__5__.Thefirstrestauranthecalledon__6__himdown.Sodidthesecond，thethird.Infact，thefirst1008sales__7__Colonelmadeendedinfailure.Still，hecontinuedtocallonowners，sleepinginhiscartosavemoney.TheNo.1009callgavehimhisfirst“__8__”.Aftertwoyearsofmakingdailysaleshehadsignedupatotaloffiverestaurants.__9__，theColonelpressedon，knowingthathehadagreatchickenrecipeandthatsomedaythe__10__wouldcatchon.Ofcourse，youknowhowthe__11__ended.TheideaDIDcatchon.By1963theColonelhad600__12__acrosstheUSsellinghissecretrecipeofKentuckyFriedChicken.Even

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multi-millionaire，he__13__torepresentandpromoteKFCuntilhis__14__in90.Sanders'storyteachesanimportantlesson：It'snevertoolatetodecidenevertogiveup.EarlierinhislifeSanderswas__15__inotherbusinessventures—buttheyweren't__16__.Attheageof65，however，Sandersdecidedhischickenideawastherightidea，andherefusedtogiveup，eveninspiteofrepeated__17__.Heknewthatifhekeptonknockingondoors，__18__someonewouldsay“yes”.Remember：It'snevertoo__19__tobecomepersistent.Keeponasking.Keepon__20__.Keeponknocking.1.A.diedB.failedC.retiredD.abandoned2.A.showB.sellC.explainD.change3.A.carB.recipeC.chickenD.check4.A.decisionB.lifeC.fortuneD.mark5.A.orderedB.boughtC.raised

D.sold6.A.threwB.set

C.cut

D.turned7.A.purchasesB.adsC.products

D.calls8.A.helloB.bye

C.yes

D.no9.A.Even

B.StillC.Luckily

D.Unfortunately10.A.idea

B.planC.projectD.dream11.A.course

B.storyC.biography

D.service12.A.owners

B.restaurantsC.cooks

D.managers13.A.continued

B.stoppedC.got

D.decided14.A.birthday

B.achievementC.progress

D.death15.A.stuckB.foundC.involvedD.caught16.A.interesting

B.forgetfulC.successful

D.special17.A.suggestion

B.invitationC.rejection

D.competition18