完形填空1练习附答案

完形填空专练

一

When

I

was

in

the

kindergarten,

I

remember

my

mother

holding

my

hand

as

we

walked to my school. Having my hand within hers made me feel 36______.

One

fall

day

two

months

later,

my

mother

37_____

said

I

could

go

to

school

all

by

myself. In those days, it was not very 38______the way it is now. I was so 39______that

my mother let me go alone. I felt grown up.

However, I soon discovered that it was not much fun. There were two girls who would

pull the tassels of my cap as I entered the schoolyard. They 40___ me by saying,

“

You’d

better not tell anybody.

”I

was too 41___ to tell my mother.

My mother felt something was wrong. One day she asked,

“

What’s

wrong ? You

don’t

seem 42___ about going to

school.’

I replied shyly ,

“I

don’t

know.”

The next day I set off for school as usual. However, this day, without my knowing, my

mother 43____ me to school to see what was going on.

As

usual,

the

two

girls

were

there,

ready

to

44____

me .

However,

my

mother

seemed appeared out of nowhere all of a sudden. She 45____-the two girls and told them

she would be following me to school every day and that she would shake them if she ever

saw them pull my cap again. Panic appeared all over their faces as they said,

“Sorry,

we

won’t

46____her

again.”

My mother 47_____me and told me I should never be afraid to tell her anything. My

mother has been my guardian angel. Whether I can see her or not, I know

she’s

always

there.

36 A safe B strong C strange D positive

37 A quickly B finally C weakly D naturally

38 A special B regular C convenient D dangerous

39 A careful B worried C proud D sad

40 A cheated B frightened C depressed D shocked

41 A embarrassed B disappointed C scared D ashamed

42 A excited B crazy C cautious D confused

43 A helper B drove C followed D sent

44 A welcome B surprise C beat D tease

45 A approached B recognized C doubted D noticed

46 A fight with B laugh at C look at D depend on

47 A passed B greeted C criticized D hugged

A bag is one of the most simple and useful things in the world. It is a container made

of paper or cloth. It has given the world many strange expressions, some of 48_______

are widely used in the United Stares today.

One expression is to let the cat out 49_____ the bag. It is used 50______ someone tells

something that is supposed to be secret. No one can explain 51______ the cat got into

the bag. But there is 52______ old story about it.

Long ago tradesmen sold things in large cloth bags. One day a woman asked 53______

a pig. The tradesman held up a cloth bag 54_____ something moving inside it. He said it

was a living pig. The woman asked to see it. When the dishonest tradesman opened the

1

bag, out jumped a cat

——

not a big . The

tradesman’s

secret was out. He was trying to

trick 55_____. And then everybody knew it.

二

One day we visited a temple in India and a long queue of people were waiting to go inside.

Some of my friends were standing in the line, while others

1

the opportunity to

drink tea, or

smoke a cigarette.

I was standing near a shop with my friend as he lit his cigarette when an old woman beggar

approached us. She asked us for one rupee to help her buy lunch but we

2

. At that moment, one

of our friends called us over as our group was at the front of the queue.

We had to hurry so my friend crushed his cigarette with his shoes.

3

we were hurrying

over, I overheard the woman beggar say

“these

young men will burn more than one rupee for their

bad

4

，

but

they’ll

never

give

that

rupee

to

a

hungry

person.”

I

paid

no

attention

to

her

and

5

hurrying over.

However once I was inside the temple, her remark

6

in my ears. I began wondering if there

was some truth to what she had said.

When I came back outside, I saw the old woman

7

standing near the shop. So I gave two

rupees to her.

Later that day, as we were returning to our hotel we

8

the old woman having her lunch by

the

road.

She

was

also

feeding

a

little

girl

in

a

dirty

dress.

I

asked

her

who

that

girl

was.

She

replied,

“Sir,

this girl is

9

in the city and still has to learn how to beg for a rupee for her lunch

from the

10

. She

couldn’t

arrange a rupee today. I had two; therefore I bought lunch for her out

of the money for my dinner.

”

I was astonished at her

11

. I thought again about her words and saw how the cost of two

cigarettes could feed the two hungry people. I threw my halfburnt cigarette away. In that moment I

had the

12

to quit smoking.

(

)

．

found

C

．

made

D

．

took

(

)

B

．

< br>considered

C

．

refused

D

．

mistook

(

)

B

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