中考英語總復(fù)習(xí)完形填空

2012年中考英語總復(fù)習(xí)：完形填空（一）完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(1)Ateenagegirlcouldn’tstandherfamilyrules,soshelefthome.Shewantedtobeastarandbecamefamous.Butshehadalittleeducationand1yearslater,shehadtoaskforfoodonthestreetforaliving.Nowherfatherhasdied.Hermotherisanoldwoman.Butsheisstill2herdaughter.Shehasbeentoeverycornerofthecity.Everywhereshegoes,she3abigphotoofherdaughteronthewall.Atthelowerpartofthephotoshewrites,“Istillloveyou…Comebackhome!”O(jiān)neday,thedaughtersawoneofthephotos.Shewassosurprisedthatshecouldn’tbelieveher4.“Isthatme?”Shemoved5andreadthewords,“Istillloveyou…”Shecried.Shecouldn’twait6backhome.Whenshegothome,itwasearlymorning.Shepushedthedoor.Thedooropeneditself.Sherushedtothebedroomatonce.Hermotherwassleepingthere.She7hermotherup,“It’sme!Yourdaughterisbackhome!”Themotheranddaughterlookedateachotherwithexcitement,fullofhappytears.Thedaughterasked,“8isthedoorunlocked?Athiefcouldgetin.”Themotheransweredsoftly,“Thedoorhasneverlocked9youleft.Wemissyouallthetime.Webelievethatyou’llcomebacksomeday.”Aseveryoneknows,parentslovetheirchildrenforever.Childrenshouldalsounderstandtheirparentsandsharetheirhappiness,sadness,eveneverythingwiththeirparents.10thisway,bothparentsandchildrencanbehappy.()1.A.alittle B.afew C.much D.more()2.A.lookingfor B.lookingafter C.lookingat D.lookingup()3.A.setson B.putsup C.cutsup D.makesup()4.A.eyes B.ears C.nose D.head()5.A.farther B.further C.closer D.away()6.A.going B.go C.togone D.togo()7.A.wake B.wakes C.woke D.waking()8.A.what B.who C.when D.why()9.A.since B.for C.before D.unless()10.A.with B.in C.by D.on完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(2)WhenStuart’slegstartedgettingbetter,Stevewouldhelphimbygoingforwalkswithhim.()()()()()()()()()()完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(3)ManyChinesestudentsfinditdifficulttolearnEnglish,butnotChinese,becauseChineseistheirmotherlanguage.InfactChineseismuchmoredifficultto1thanEnglish.StillsomestudentsinothercountriescanspeakChinesevery2.Ifyoudon’tseethem,youwilltakethemforChinese.What3themsuccessful?“Forme,conversationisthemosthelpful.Itrytospeakin4.Ifyouonlylistentowhatothersspeak,youwillbegoodat5,butifyoutalkasmuchasyoucan,youwillfindyoucanspeak6,”saysJennyBrown,anEnglishgirlnow7ChineseatBeijingUniversity.8isinterestedinChineseanditshistory.Shethinksthattolearnalanguage,onemusttrytoknow9ChineseisdifferentfromEnglish,10wecanusethesamewayinlearningit.Itisconversation.()1.A.talk B.say C.learn D.know()2.A.well B.good C.bad D.badly()3.A.makes B.make C.let D.lets()4.A.English B.Japan C.French D.Chinese()5.A.listen B.talk C.listening D.talking()6.A.goodEnglish B.goodChinese C.badEnglish D.BadChinese()7.A.pickingup B.catchingup C.studying D.teaching()8.A.He B.She C.Her D.His()9.A.something B.anything C.nothing D.everything()10.A.so B.and C.also D.but完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(4)Jennywasmygrandmother’ssisterandshewasanamazingwoman.Shewasbornin1901and1in2000.Itwasapitythatshedidn’tlivetocelebrate（慶祝）her100thbirthday,2shehadagood,longlife.Shehadalreadybeenaprofessional3beforemanywomenhadjobs.ShetaughtinAfricaformanyyears.ThenshemovedtoMalaysiaandtaughtEnglishthereforafewyears.Atthattime,peopledidn’ttravel4aplane,soshehadtotraveltherebyship.Ittookherthreemonths5fromEnglandtoMalaysiainthosedays.In1947,shetraveledbyplaneforthefirsttime.Thismadetraveling6easierandquicker.Shecontinuedtoteacharoundtheworlduntilshewas75yearsold.Jennyreallylovedteachingandshewasalsogoodattellingstories.Ialwayslovedtohearher7herstories.Theywere8interestingthatIwouldliketolistentoherwhenIwasfree.Itwas9thatshecouldremembereverythingeventhoughshewassoold.Ithinkitwasbecausesheneverstopped10.Mygrandmother’ssisterwasreallyanamazingwoman.()1.A.death B.die C.died D.wasdying()2.A.so B.and C.or D.but()3.A.singer B.teacher C.manager D.doctor()4.A.on B.at C.by D.with()5.A.tosail B.sailing C.tofly D.tosend()6.A.too B.much C.more D.alot()7.A.talkto B.talkwith C.say D.talkabout()8.A.so B.such C.very D.much()9.A.boring B.relaxing C.amazing D.tiring()10.A.workandthink B.workingandthinkingC.toworkandthink D.tohavearest完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(5)Agroupoffrogsweretravelingthroughtheforests,butunluckilytwoofthemfellintoahole.Theotherfrogstriedtohelpthem.Whentheysawhow1theholewas,theycriedtothetwofrogsthattheycouldnotbesaved.Thetwofrogsdidn’t2andtriedtheirbesttojumpupoutofthehole.Theotherfrogs3sayingthattheyweresuretodie.4,oneofthetwofrogs,whoheardwhattheotherfrogsweresaying,5.Thenhefelldownanddied.Theotherfrog,however,6tojumpashardashecould,andatlastmadeitout.Whenhe7,theotherfrogsasked,“Didn’tyouhearus?”Thefrog,whohadapoor8,explained,“thoughtyouwereencouragingmeallthetime.”Thestoryteachesusa9:Thereispower(力量)oflifeanddeathinthetongue.An10wordtothosewhoaredowncanhelpthemoutwhileadiscouragingwordcankillthem.()1.A.smallB.deep C.big D.wide()2.A.careB.refuse C.insist D.think()3.A.kept B.finished C.practiced D.stopped()4.A.Luckily B.Finally C.Suddenly D.Happily\()5.A.wenton B.ranaway C.jumpedout D.gaveup()6.A.happened B.continued C.planned D.wanted()7.A.gotout B.ranaway C.gotoff D.wokeup()8.A.smelling B.eyesight C.hearing D.looking()9.A.way B.skill C.sentence D.lesson()10.A.interesting B.exciting C.excellent D.encouraging完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(6)Everybodydreams.Somepeoplethinkdreamscantellusaboutthefuture.Otherpeoplethinkdreamstellusaboutourselves.It’slikeour1istalkingtous.Whyaredreams2strangeandhardtounderstand?Somepeoplethinkourbrainuses3totalktous.Whenwefly,swim,orfalldowninourdreams,ithasa4meaning.Lotsofdoctorshelppeople5theirdreams.Theyfindthatdreamstellusaboutour6andfears.Thesedays,manyscientists7thatdreamsareveryimportant.Duringtheday,wehavemany8,andourbrainreceivesalotofinformation.Whenwedream,ourbrain9informationthatisnotimportant,andputsthemostimportantinformationintoour10.Aswelearnmoreaboutthebrain,wemayfindanswerstoourquestionsaboutdreams.()1.A.body B.spirit C.brain D.heart()2.A.never B.seldom C.ever D.often()3.A.symbols B.examples C.numbers D.pictures()4.A.special B.serious C.similar D.great()5.A.finish B.forget C.understand D.continue()6.A.hopes B.rights C.positions D.abilities()7.A.reply B.believe C.doubt D.worry()8.A.experiences B.dreams C.mistakes D.inventions()9.A.passeson B.looksinto C.throwsaway D.asksfor()10.A.feelings B.stories C.lives D.memories完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(7)MarcsatnexttomewhenwewereinHillJuniorSchool.Hehadaserious1incommunicatingwithpeople.Onealwayshadtoguesswhathewassaying.2,mostofmyclassmatesdidnotliketobewithhimbecausehishandsandshirtswerealwaysOneday,ourteacherMissWestwalkeduptoMarc.5sayinganything,shetookMarctothewashroom.Slowly,MissWestwashedhis6andtoldhimthatheshouldkeephimselfclean.Shedidthateverydayforonemonth.7,Marcunderstood.MissWest’slovehasgivenmeagoodexampletofollowwhenI8myjob.Ialwaysremembertoteachmystudentsbyshowingthemtheright9todothings.Andmostimportantofall,Ialwaysremembertogivethem10tolearnandtogrowup.()1.A.question B.problem C.accident D.hobby()2.A.Instead B.However C.Besides D.Except()3.A.dirty B.clean C.new D.old()4.A.talking B.saying C.speaking D.telling()5.A.With B.Without C.After D.Above()6.A.face B.feet C.shirts D.hands()7.A.Atlast B.Atfirst C.Suchas D.Sofar()8.A.did B.amdoing C.havedone D.amgoingtodo()9.A.ways B.answers C.time D.food()10.A.moreadvice B.lessadvice C.moretime D.lesstime完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(8)Longago，inasmallvillageofWakefieldlivedtwofarmers，HarryandPeter．HarrywasveryhardworkingwhilePeterwas1．EverydayHarrygotupearlyandcamehomelate，butPeterwalkedaroundforfun．Onesummertherewasno2andthecrops(莊稼)weredying．Harrythought，“Imustdosomethingtosavethesecrops，ortheyshalldie．”Withthis3inmind，hewentouttofindariversothathecoulddigacanal(溝渠)tohisfield．Hewalkedonandon,feelingtiredandthirsty．Aftera4search，hefoundariverfullofbluewater．Hewasveryhappy．Hestarteddiggingacanaltohisfield.5itwasnoonhiswifesenttheirdaughtertobringHarryhome6lunch．ButHarrydidnotgo．Hedidnotwanttoleavehisworkunfinished．Hecompletedhiswork7atnight．HeWasverysatisfied．Hewenthomeandhadagoodmealand8intoasoundsleep．Peterdidthesame．Buthewasnotatalldetermined(有決心的)．Healso9diggingacanaltohisfieldbuthedidn’thavehisworkcompleted．Hisfielddidnotget10waterandallhiscropsdied．Harry’sfieldwouldbewateredwhenneeded．Hehadagoodharvestbecauseofhishardwork．()1.A.cruel B.1azy C.careless D.silly()2.A.rain B.wind C.cloud D.river()3.A.feeling B.dream C.problem D.thought()4.A.quick B.long C.slow D.special()5.A.Whether B.Although C.When D.Unless()6.A.for B.to C.with D.at()7.A.early B.far C.1ate D.deep()8.A.fell B.1ooked C.turned D.walked()9.A.stopped B.1oved C.forgot D.started()10.A.clean B.enough C.1ittle D.fresh完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(10)Whatdoyouthinkofstress?Isitagoodthingorabadthing?Mostofthestudentsthinkstresscandoharm1theminsomeways.There’sastoryaboutateenagerinamiddleschool.Heeven2hisstudybecauseofthestressfromschoolandfamily.Wealsousually3thatsomeoneturnstopsychologicaldoctorsbecauseofheavyworkingstress.Thereisnodoubtthatsomepeoplethinkstressisadangerouswolf.Ontheotherhand,otherpeoplearguethatstressisnotabadthing.They4stresscanproducemomentum(動(dòng)力）intheend.Forthem,rightattitudeandactioncanreducestressandmakeit5.WhenIwasachild,mymomalwayspushedmetostudyhard.ShewishedIcouldgotoanideal6forfurthereducation.Iexperiencedstressforthefirsttime.Porntoapoorfamily,Ideeplyknew7wasnoteasyforus,andeverythingmymomdidtomewasjusttohopeIcouldliveabetterlifeinthefuture.8thesayinggoes,“nopains,nogains.”SoIdidwhatmymomexpectedbecauseIdidn’twanttoletherdown.Atlast,Ididmeasureup(達(dá)到標(biāo)準(zhǔn)）tomymom’sexpectationandgotocollege9.Thankstomymom’spush!Thankstothestress!Inthisway,Idon’tthinkstressisabadthing.Overall,stressisnotabadthingin10.Thekeyishowwedealwithit.()1.A.for B.in C.to D.of()2.A.beganwith B.showedoffC.gaveup D.cheeredfor()3.A.wonder B.decide C.promise D.hear()4.A.doubt B.believe C.disagree D.forget()5.A.useful B.difficult C.strange D.terrible()6.A.company B.college C.factory D.farm()7.A.life B.spirit C.opinion D.silence()8.A.Then B.But C.As D.Or()9.A.quietly B.wildly C.specially D.successfully()10.A.himself B.myself C.itself D.herself完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(11)Davidisamiddleschoolstudent.Hehadlivedinasmall1forfifteenyears.Itwasasmallplacewithonlyfivefamilieslivingthere.Hisfather,Mr.Hill,wasarichfarmerandlateronhe2ashopinourtown.Heboughtahouseherelastmonth.His3movedtothenewhouseandhissonbegantostudyinourclass.Buthehad4friendshere.Atfirstheoftenplayedby5.HisneighborCathyisakindgirl.Shehasmanyfriends.Shefindstheboynevertalkswithanybodyanddecidestohelphim.David6tostaywithherandtalkstoheralot.Nowthey’regoodfriends.Oneafternoon,CathytoldDavid,“It’llbemysixteenthbirthdaytomorrow.I’llhaveabirthdayparty.Wouldyouliketocome?”“7.I’mgladto,”theboysaidhappily.Davidgothomeandthoughtofa8hecouldgivetoCathy.Hewassorrythathe9toaskthegirlwhatsheliked.Hecouldn'ttelephoneherbecausehedidn'tknowher10.AtthatmomentMrs.Hillcameandasked,“What’sthematter,dear?”“Whatwouldyoulikeifitwasyoursixteenthbirthday,Mom?”“Nothing,”thewomansaid,“IjustwishIweresixteen.”()1.A.town B.city C.village D.country()2.A.open B.opens C.opened D.opening()3.A.home B.shop C.buildingD.family()4.A.afew B.few C.alittle D.little()5.A.himself B.him C.his D.he()6.A.enjoy B.enjoys C.like D.likes()7.A.Well B.No C.Sorry D.Certainly()8.A.book B.dress C.present D.pen()9.A.forgot B.forget C.remember D.remembered()10.A.home B.number C.place D.address完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(12)TherearealotofholidaysforChinesepeople,suchasNationalDay,MayDay,etc.However,ChinesepeoplelookonSpringFestival1theirmostimportantoneofall.SpringFestivalisatraditionalfestivalinChina.It’safestivalforfamiliestoget2.Andit’salsomyfavoritefestival,especially3Iwasachild.Becauseinthosedaysmylifewasvery4.WhentheSpringFestivalcame,Icouldhaveplentyofdeliciousfoodtoeat.AlsoIcould5averylongholidayandhaveagoodrest.OnthatdayIcould6beautifulclothes.AndthemostimportantthingisthatIcouldreceivemuchNewYear’sgift7.Soeveryyear,IexpectedtheSpringFestivalwouldcomesoon.WhenI8up,it’snolongerasimportant9measbefore.Forourcountryhasdevelopedalot.Ourlifeis10thanbefore.It’slikethatI’mhavingspringfestivaleveryday!()1.A.for B.as C.atD.by()2.A.down B.up C.together D.out()3.A.when B.if C.unless D.until()4.A.rich B.strong C.real D.poor()5.A.find B.enjoy C.need D.think()6.A.buy B.see C.wear D.take()7.A.money B.paper C.coin D.meat()8.A.look B.get C.grow D.put()9.A.to B.of C.on D.with()10.A.worse B.longer C.shorter D.better完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(13)April27isaspecialdayinBritain.It’scalledTakeOurDaughterstoWorkDay.Itwas1toBritainin1994fromAmerica.Onthatdaythousandsofgirlstakeaday2schoolandgowithoneoftheirparentstotheirworkplaces.Bydoingthis,itcan3girlsmoreaboutthesocietywheretheylive.Nowthegirlscanhaveacloselookat4theirparentsaredoing.Thismayhelpthemtobecalmerwhentheyhavetochoosea5.Maryexperiencedadayofworkathermother’soffice.Thishelpedher6hermother’sworkbetter.Shesaidthatthismadeherfeelmoreconfidentaboutherfuture.Schoolsandmanycompanies7theactivity,too.Someschools8makethedayanecessarypartofschoollife.Expertsthinkthatgirlswithmoreself-confidencearemorelikelytobe9thancommongirls.10parentscansetgoodexamplesbothatworkandathomeforthem,theywilldobetterthanothers.TakeOurDaughterstoWorkDayissurelyastepintherightdirection.()1.A.sentB.givenC.brought D.taken()2.A.offB.atC.away D.of()3.A.talkB.keepC.teach D.make()4.A.whichB.whatC.that D.whom()5.A.placeB.schoolC.friend D.job()6.A.thankB.understandC.praiseD.remember()7.A.holdB.refuseC.chooseD.support()8.A.justB.neverC.evenD.ever()9.A.successfulB.politeC.friendlyD.knowledgeable()10.A.BecauseB.IfC.WhileD.Though完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(14)Chinaisthehomeoftea,1hasmorethan4,000yearsofhistory.PeopleinChinadrinkteadaily.2thethreemajordrinks----tea,coffeeandcocoa,teaisdrunkby3peopleintheworld.TeafromChina,along4silkandporcelain,begantobeknownbytheworldoverathousandyearsagoandhasbeenanimportantChineseexport5.Tealeaves6mainlyintheareasouthoftheYangtzeRiver,intheprovincesofZhejiang,JiangxiandFujian,becauseofthemild7andrichsoilthere.Longjing,Wulong,Pu’erandTieguanyinareall8kindsoftea.Overthepastcenturies,Chinesepeople9theiruniqueteaculture,whichincludesteaplanting,tea-leafpicking,teamaking,teadrinkingandsoon.Teais10apopulartopicwhichisoftenmentionedindances,songs,poemsandnovels.()1.A.whoB.which C.whereD.when()2.A.In B.For C.Of D.By()3.A.thenumberofB.anumberof C.alargenumberof D.thelargestnumberof()4.A.betweenB.with C.exceptD.besides()5.A.atthattimeB.fromnowon C.sincethenD.sincenow()6.A.produceB.areproduced C.makeD.aremade()7.A.climateB.weather C.conditionD.environment()8.A.interestingB.important C.famousD.normal()9.A.haddevelopedB.havedeveloped C.developedD.aredeveloping()10.A.tooB.aswell C.eitherD.also完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(15)Thesedays，carsaredesignedusingcomputers．Let’slookathowanewcariscreated．First，several1talkaboutthenewcarandanygoodideasthattheyhave．Thentheysitdownattheircomputersand2manysketches．Thebesttwoorthreedrawingsarechosenandthenmoredetaileddrawingsof3aredevelopedonthecomputer．Youcanchangethesize，shapeorcolourofanypartonthecomputertosee4thecarwouldlookandthenyoucanchoosethebestdesign．Boththeinsideandtheoutsideofthecarhavetobedesigned．Partoftheinsideofthecaris5sothatthedesignerscansitinit．Theycanfeelifthereisenough6insideandiftheycanreach7．Thensomecarsarebuilt-therearemorethan15，000partsofacarto8．Wheneverythingisknowntobe9，thecarsaremadeinthefactory．Again，computersareusedtomakesurethatallthepartsare10astheyareneeded．Thefactoryusuallystaysopenallthroughthenightsothatthecarproductionneverstops．()1．A．drivers B．designers C．workers D．salesmen()2．A．draw B．order C．type D．enjoy()3．A．bicycles B．trains C．cars D．buses()4．A．how B．if C．what D．that()5．A．covered B．painted C．locked D．built()6．A．metal B．glass C．leather D．room()7．A．nothing B．somebody C．everything D．nobody()8．A．choose B．test C．show D．repair()9．A．safe B．easy C．cheap D．fast()10．A．rare B．electronic C．comfortable D．ready完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(16)Computergamesareverypopular．Itisnaturalforpeopletowantto1，soplayingagainstacomputeroragainstafriendonthecomputercanbe2tostop．“Justonemoregame，”oftenturnsintoanothergame，thenanother．Computergamesdohavetheir3．Theyareexcellentfortraininghand/eyecoordination（協(xié)調(diào)）．Surgeons（外科醫(yī)生）whoplayedcomputergamesaschitdrenareoftenmoreskilled．Computergamescanalsobegreatforteachingstudents．Thestudentsareopentolearningwhileplaying．Theycanstudyforlongerthana4wouldbeabletoteach．Studentscanalsolearnattheirownspeedandnotfeelpressuredtomatchclassmates．Andwithcomputersyoucan5ataskasmanytimesasyoulike．Themoreyoudothis，thebetteryouwillget，untilyoucandoitperfectly．Butlikeanythingelseinlife，thingsshouldbebalanced．Toomuchtimeonthecompurercan6youreyes．Regularbreaksareneeded．Ifstudentscannot7playingcomputergames，theywon’tdoaswellinotherareasintheirlife--notjustschoolwork，butindevelopingimportantsocialskillssuchashowtotalkwithpeopleandhowtoworkwithothersaspartofa8．Andiftheyare9takingregularexercise，theirhealthwillbecomeworse．Computergameshavetheirplace，butpeoplemustalsorememberitisimportantto10abalancedlifestyle．()1.A.win B.lose C.fight D.race()2.A.easy B.necessary C.difficult D.natural()3.A.rules B.advantages C.disadvantages D.mistakes()4.A.teacher B.parent C.doctor D.computer()5.A.make B.practice C.putoff D.discover()6.A.break B.hurt C.relax D.close()7.A.enjoy B.start C.stop D.keep()8.A.family B.game C.match D.team()9.A.often B.nolonger C.always D.still()10.A.refuse B.giveup C.stayawayfrom D.have完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(17)Lifein30yearswillbe1becausemanychangeswilltakeplace,butwhatwillthechangesbe?Thepopulationisgrowingfast.Therewillbe2peopleintheworldandmostofthemwilllivelongerthanbefore.Computerswillbe3smallerandmoreuseful,andtherewillbeatleastoneineveryhome.Andcomputerstudieswillbeoneoftheimportant4inschool.Peoplewillworkfewerhoursthantheyaredoingnow,andtheywillhavemorefreetimeforsports,watchingTVandtraveling.Travelingwillbemuchcheaperand5.Andmanymorepeoplewillgotoothercountries6holidays.Therewillbechangesinourfood,too.Morelandwillbeusedfor7newtownsandhouses.Thentherewillbeless8forcowsandsheep,someatwillbemoreexpensive.Maybepeoplewon’teatiteveryday,theywilleatmorevegetablesandfruitinstead.Maybepeoplewillbehealthier.Workinthefuturewillbedifferent,too.Dangerousandhardworkwill9byrobots.Becauseofthis,manypeoplewillnothave10todo.Thiswillbeaproblem.()1.A.same B.difference C.different D.difficulty()2.A.littleandlittle B.lessandless C.manyandmany D.moreandmore()3.A.much B.many C.more D.most()4.A.subject B.subjects C.way D.games()5.A.easily B.moreeasily C.easy D.easier()6.A.for B.with C.at D.in()7.A.build B.building C.tobuild D.builds()8.A.rooms B.room C.spaces D.sea()9.A.done B.do C.bedone D.bedid()10.A.worksenoughB.enoughworks C.workenough D.enoughwork完形填空強(qiáng)化訓(xùn)練(18)Smilingisthebestwayofmakingfriends.WhenIwasthirteen1old,myfatherfoundajobinthecity.Somyfamilymovedthere.Ialsocametoa2schoolnearwherewelive.Myoldschoolwasfaraway.Atfirst,Ididnotknowanyoneinmyclass.Iwasverylonely3Iwasafraidtomakefriendswithmyclassmates.I4talktoanyoneaboutmyproblem,andIdidn’twantmyparentsto5me.Thenoneday,somethinggoodhappened.Iwassittingatmydesk6asusualwhilemyclassmatesweretalkinghappilywitheachother.Atthatmoment,7cameintotheclassroom.Ididn’tknowwhohewas.Hepassedmeandthenturnedback.Helooked8meand,withoutaword,smiled.Suddenly,Ifelthappy,livelyandwarm.Thatsmilechangedmylife.Istartedtotalkwiththeotherclassmatesandmadefriends.Daybyday,Ibecame9toeveryoneinmyclass.10thesmile,Ihavemovedontoanewlife.Now,Ibelievethattheworldiswhatyouthinkitis.Sosmileattheworldanditwillsmileback.()1.A.days B.weeks C.months D.years()2.A.old B.new C.same D.easy()3.A.because B.before C.after D.if()4.A.couldn’t B.mustn’t C.needn’t D.won’t()5.A.talkto B.lookafter C.worryabout D.askfor()6.A.early B.unhappily C.quickly D.wonderfully()7.A.agirl