第三节完形填空(共20小题；每小题l.5分，满分30分)

阅读下面短文，从短文后所给各题的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出可以填人空白处

的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Not long before，my daughler,s shoes were scratched(划破)with a knife．She burst illto

tears。I took them to the shoemakel,s．

The young apprentice(学徒)glanced at the   21   and said，“Nothing I can do except

22   the upper．”

His master looked at them and said，“If you   23   me，1 will add more scratches on both the shoes．”

1 was  24  and asked why．

He explained，“As if the opening were made  25  for a special style．”

I didn’t fully understand him，  26  I deeided to leave thc shoes。

Two days later i dropped by from work to   27  the shoes．  I found more scratches on each

shoe；all the openings were patched(缝补)by soft red leather；the stitches(针脚)were twisted

with the appearance looking more  28 and interesting than ever．I couldn，t help praising the

master,s   29 ．

Another time，my sister,s blouse was torn，leaving a large opening．My wife checked it

30  and then said，“Let me take it home and  31  it．”

Three days later，seeing it again，1 was greatly 32 ：all the tom parts took on a look of

ice crystal(水晶)；attached to it was a snowman made of flowery rags．I sighed with  33．

“It,s amazing!”

“1 was  34  by that shoemaker．Patches are supposed to be  35 ．but a skilJful  craftsman(工匠)can make it take on a kind of  36 ，”replied my wife．

Her words inspired me more：perfection is impossible to achieve in   37   ；patches appear

in the  38   of injury，disability or disease．Since you c an，t change the existence of wound．you

should not 39  people,s sympathy by disclosing the wound，which is meaningless．Just sew the

40  by patches and produce a most beautifld flower on it，and that is the significance of life．

21．A．scar        B．opening           C．hole         D．mark

22． A．replace      B．remove       C．throw       D．tear

23． A．tell         B．show         C．agree      D．trust

24． A．delighted    B．confused     C．excited     D．astonistled

25．A．on purpose      B．by chance    C．in particular     D．in turn

26．A．so         B．and       C．as      D．but

27．A．bring      B．collect    C．see D．retum

28．A．ugly       B．strange     C．1ovely         D．familiar

29．A．skill    B．drill         C．performance       D．techniaue

30. A.anxiously    B．suddenly    C．carefully       D．delightly

31．A．wash    B．iron      C．save          D．mend

32．A．puzzled        B．disappointed    C． surprised D．touched

33．A．anger        B．regret    C．praise D．care

34．A．encouraged    B．inspired    C．moved      D．attracted

35．A．common       B．beautiful     C．ugly      D．rare

36．A．difference     B．perfection    C．newness    D.change

37．A．future        B．mind       C．1ife           D．place

38. A.form         B.name          C.shape           D.need

39．A．treat     B．accept     C．ignore      D．expect

40．A．wound     B．pain       C．injury      D．disability

 

第三节完形填空(共20小题；每小题l.5分，满分30分)

阅读下面短文，从短文后所给各题的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出可以填人空白处

的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

    Not long before，my daughler,s shoes were scratched(划破)with a knife．She burst illto

tears。I took them to the shoemakel,s．

The young apprentice(学徒)glanced at the   21   and said，“Nothing I can do except

  22   the upper．”

    His master looked at them and said，“If you   23   me，1 will add more scratches on both the shoes．”

    1 was  24  and asked why．

    He explained，“As if the opening were made  25  for a special style．”

    I didn’t fully understand him，  26  I deeided to leave thc shoes。

    Two days later i dropped by from work to   27  the shoes．  I found more scratches on each

shoe；all the openings were patched(缝补)by soft red leather；the stitches(针脚)were twisted

with the appearance looking more  28 and interesting than ever．I couldn，t help praising the

master,s   29  ．

    Another time，my sister,s blouse was torn，leaving a large opening．My wife checked it

  30  and then said，“Let me take it home and  31  it．”

    Three days later，seeing it again，1 was greatly 32 ：all the tom parts took on a look of

ice crystal(水晶)；attached to it was a snowman made of flowery rags．I sighed with  33．

“It,s amazing!”

    “1 was  34  by that shoemaker．Patches are supposed to be  35  ．but a skilJful  craftsman(工匠)can make it take on a kind of  36  ，”replied my wife．

     Her words inspired me more：perfection is impossible to achieve in   37    ；patches appear

in the  38   of injury，disability or disease．Since you c an，t change the existence of wound．you

should not 39  people,s sympathy by disclosing the wound，which is meaningless．Just sew the

  40  by patches and produce a most beautifld flower on it，and that is the significance of life．

21．A．scar        B．opening           C．hole         D．mark

22． A．replace      B．remove       C．throw       D．tear

23． A．tell         B．show         C．agree       D．trust

24． A．delighted    B．confused     C．excited     D．astonistled

25．A．on purpose      B．by chance    C．in particular     D．in turn

26．A．so         B．and       C．as      D．but

27．A．bring      B．collect    C．see D．retum

28．A．ugly       B．strange     C．1ovely         D．familiar

29．A．skill    B．drill         C．performance       D．techniaue

30. A.anxiously    B．suddenly    C．carefully       D．delightly

31．A．wash    B．iron      C．save          D．mend

32．A．puzzled        B．disappointed    C． surprised D．touched

33．A．anger        B．regret    C．praise D．care

34．A．encouraged    B．inspired    C．moved      D．attracted

35．A．common       B．beautiful     C．ugly      D．rare

36．A．difference     B．perfection    C．newness    D.change

37．A．future        B．mind       C．1ife           D．place

38. A.form         B.name          C.shape           D.need

39．A．treat     B．accept     C．ignore      D．expect

40．A．wound     B．pain       C．injury      D．disability

 

The train stopped and a girl got on. As I had become   1by then, I could not tell what the girl looked like, but I could say she was a pretty girl.

    “Are you going to Dehra Dun?” I asked her as the train   2. Maybe my voice   3her. She screamed in a low voice and said, “I don’t know anyone else here.” Well, it often    4that people with good   5fail to see what is right in front of them. “I didn’t see you either at first,” I said. “But I   6you come in.” I wondered if I would be able to   7her from discovering that I couldn’t see. I thought,   8I kept to my seat, it shouldn’t be too difficult.

    She was silent. Then I made a   9. “What is it like outside?” I asked. She seemed to find something   10in the question. Had she already noticed that I could not see? But her next question   11my doubts. “Why don’t you look out of the window?” she asked quite   12. I smiled, “You have an interesting face.” I thought it was a   13remark as few girls could be tired of hearing that.

She laughed pleasantly. “It’s   14to be told that,” she said. “But I’m so tired of people telling me that I have a   15face.” Oh, so you did have a pretty face, thought I, and aloud I said, “Well, an interesting face   16also be pretty.” “You are a good   17,” she said. “But why are you so serious?” Just then, the train   18slowly into the next station, and the girl said goodbye to me.

    “She was an interesting girl,” I said to a new   19and then I asked him, “Did she keep her hair long or short?” “I don’t remember,” he replied, sounding   20. “But she was completely blind. Didn’t you notice?”

1.A. sleepy B. blind    C. hungry   D. dull

2.A. pulled out         B. pulled in       

C. left off          D. sent out

3.A. annoyed    B. cheered  C. shocked  D. touched

4.A. appears    B. turns    C. proves   D. happens

5.A. intension  B. eyesight C. power    D. ability

6.A. watched    B. heard    C. observed D. forgot

7.A. prevent    B. cheat    C. protect  D. hold

8.A. unless B. until    C. if       D. though

9.A. promise    B. plan C. trick    D. mistake

10.A. interesting           B. difficult            

C. strange                   D. unfamiliar

11.A. removed           B. canceled     

C. disappeared           D. added

12.A. simply            B. naturally        

C. nervously                 D. calmly

13.A. special   B. popular  C. safe D. familiar

14.A. boring            B. fortunate   

C. confusing                 D. nice

15.A. pretty    B. common   C. similar  D. blind

16.A. must         B. should   C. can  D. shall

17.A. liar      B. talker   C. neighbor D. passer-by

18.A. dragged   B. slipped  C. entered  D. drew

19.A. conductor         B. passenger        

C. waiter                    D. policeman

20.A. excited               B. disappointed     

C. puzzled                   D. indifferent

 

 

第二节 完形填空 (共20小题；每小题1分，满分２0分)

The train stopped and a girl got on. As I had become   36   by then, I could not tell what the girl looked like, but I could say she was a pretty girl.

    “Are you going to Dehra Dun?” I asked her as the train   37  . Maybe my voice   38   her. She screamed in a low voice and said, “I don’t know anyone else here.” Well, it often    39  that people with good   40   fail to see what is right in front of them. “I didn’t see you either at first,” I said. “But I   41   you come in.” I wondered if I would be able to   42   her from discovering that I couldn’t see. I thought,   43   I kept to my seat, it shouldn’t be too difficult.

    She was silent. Then I made a   44  . “What is it like outside?” I asked. She seemed to find something   45   in the question. Had she already noticed that I could not see? But her next question   46   my doubts. “Why don’t you look out of the window?” she asked quite   47  . I smiled, “You have an interesting face.” I thought it was a   48   remark as few girls could be tired of hearing that.

She laughed pleasantly. “It’s   49   to be told that,” she said. “But I’m so tired of people telling me that I have a   50   face.” Oh, so you did have a pretty face, thought I, and aloud I said, “Well, an interesting face   51   also be pretty.” “You are a good   52  ,” she said. “But why are you so serious?” Just then, the train   53   slowly into the next station, and the girl said goodbye to me.

    “She was an interesting girl,” I said to a new   54   and then I asked him, “Did she keep her hair long or short?” “I don’t remember,” he replied, sounding   55  . “But she was completely blind. Didn’t you notice?”

36. A. sleepy    B. blind     C. hungry D. dull

37. A. pulled out                         B. pulled in                 C. left off                    D. sent out

38. A. annoyed         B. cheered        C. shocked        D. touched

39. A. appears B. turns    C. proves D. happens

40. A. intension        B. eyesight       C. power  D. ability

41. A. watched         B. heard   C. observed      D. forgot

42. A. prevent B. cheat   C. protect         D. hold

43. A. unless    B. until     C. if           D. though

44. A. promise B. plan      C. trick     D. mistake

45. A. interesting          B. difficult                 C. strange               D. unfamiliar

46. A. removed              B. canceled           C. disappeared                    D. added

47. A. simply                       B. naturally           C. nervously       D. calmly

48. A. special   B. popular         C. safe      D. familiar

49. A. boring                       B. fortunate     C. confusing          D. nice

50. A. pretty    B. common       C. similar D. blind

51. A. must      B. should        C. can       D. shall

52. A. liar          B. talker   C. neighbor      D. passer-by

53. A. dragged          B. slipped          C. entered        D. drew

54. A. conductor        B. passenger             C. waiter            D. policeman

55. A. excited       B. disappointed           C. puzzled           D. indifferent