完形填空練習題（A）WhileTomandMarywereonholidayattheseaside,theyenjoyed__1___theseagulls.They__2___alotabouttheselovelybirds.Theywilloftencomeclosetoyouonthebeach(海灘)whenyouareeatinganything.Ifyou__3___apieceofbreadtothemtheysoonsnatcheditup.Seagullsswimwell,buttheydonotoftendiveforfish.Theyarealsogoodatflying__4___theirlargewings.Whenaseagullisflying,heputshislegs__5__.Tomoftenwatchedthem__6___closetothegroundbecausehelikedthewaythey__7___theairwiththeirwingsandbroughtdowntheirfeetbeforethey__8___thegroundMarylikedtoseethemgliding(滑翔)overthe__9___astheyoftendo,withouttheir__10___moving,butshesaidshedidn'tlikethenoisetheymake.A.watchB.towatchC.watchingD.wathedA.understoodB.learnedC.foundD.thoughtA.threwB.tookC.sentD.pulledA.withB.toC.forD.ofA.underB.aboutC.onD.inA.tocomeB.cameC.comingD.comesA.helpB.beatC.putD.keptA.hitB.arrivedC.gotD.touchedA.waterB.landC.skyD.groundA.eyesB.feetC.legsD.Wings（B）Markwasafarmer.Helivedinavillagefaraway.Onedayhebecameveryillandeveryoneknewhewould___1__soon.Theysentforadoctor.Twodays__2___thedoctorcameandexaminedthesickman.__3___askedforapenandsomepapertowritedownthenameofthemedicine.Buttherewasnopen__4___paperinthevillage,becausenoonecouldwrite.Thedoctor___5__upapieceofburntwoodfromthefireandwrotethenameofthemedicineonthedoorofthehouse.“Getthismedicine__6___him,”hesaid,“andhe’llsoonget__7___.”Mark’sfamilyandfriendsdidnotknow___8___todo.Theycouldnotreadthestrangewords.Thenayoungman___9__anidea.Hetookoffthedoorofthehouse,putitonhiscarriageanddrovetothenearesthospital.Hebought___10__there,andMarkwassoonwellagain.1.A.besorryB.cryC.dieD.live2.A.laterB.lateC.agoD.before3.A.ThesickmanB.MarkC.ThedoctorD.Thefarmer4.A.andB.orC.thenD.also5.A.pickedB.heldC.madeD.looked6.A.toB.withC.atD.for7.A.betterB.worstC.badD.good8.A.whereB.whatC.whenD.which9.A.thoughtB.hitC.caughtD.had10.A.thepaperB.thehouseC.themedicineD.thepen（C）Ayoungmanoncewenttotownandboughthimself___1__trousers.Whenhegothome,hewenttohisroomandputthem__2___.Hefoundthattheywereabouttwoinchestoolong.Hewentintothekitchen,andhismotherandtwosistersweredoingsomewashingthere.Hesaidtothem,“Thenewtrousersaretoo___3__.Theyneedcuttingbytwoinches.Wouldoneofyoumind__4___thisforme?”Hismotherandsisterswerebusyandnoneofthemsaid___5___.Butassoonashismotherhadfinishedwashingup,shewentto___6__silentlyandcutthetrousersbytwoinches.Shecamebackwithoutsayinganythingtoherdaughters.Aftersupper,theeldersister__7___herbrother’strousers.Shewenttohisroomandcutthetrousersbytwoinches__8___sayinganythingtoanyone.Theyoungersisterwenttothecinema.Butwhenshecameback,shealsorememberedherbrother’s__9___.__10___shewenttohisroomandcutthembytwoinches,too.1.A.apairB.apairofC.pairsofD./2.A.onB.offC.awayD.up3.A.expensiveB.warmC.longD.dirty4.A.sellingB.doingC.returningD.washing5.A.anythingB.nothingC.somethingD.everything6.A.thekitchenB.herson’sroomC.herdaughter’sroomD.herroom7.A.cutB.rememberedC.boughtD.sold8.A.byB.notC.withoutD.with9.A.filmB.trousersC.roomD.sister10.A.ButB.BecauseC.SoD.As（D）Whenyouhaveapostoffice,thepostmandoesnotbringletterstoyou,butyouhavetogotothe__1___andgetyourlettersandparcelsfromyourbox.Theboxislocked,andyouhavethekey,sothelettersarequite___2__.OnedayMr.Brown,the__3___ofaschool,wrotetothepostofficeandaskedforapostofficeboxforhisschool.Hesoongotananswer.It__4___,“Wewillgiveyouapostbox__5___onemonth.”Twomonthslater,Mr.Brownwrotetothepostoffice___6__andsaid,“Whyhaven’twegotapostboxyet?”Fivemonthslater,therewasstill__7___news.Mr.Brownwas__8___angrythathewenttotheofficeandaskedwhy.Thepostmansaid,“Wehavewrittentwoletterstoyouandtoldyoutogetthe__9___toyourpostboxback,butyoudidn’t__10___.”“Wherearetheletters?”“Wesentthemtoyourpostbox.”1.A.schoolB.postofficeC.stationD.postman2.A.strongB.goodC.fastD.safe3.A.headmasterB.mangerC.postmanD.student4.A.toldB.spokeC.saidD.talked5.A.afterB.beforeC.inD.on6.A.againB.thenC.quicklyD.happily7.A.muchB.noC.goodD.bad8.A.soB.veryC.notD.atonce9.A.answerB.lettersC.moneyD.key10.A.goB.comeC.arriveD.pay（E）Mr.andMrs.Wangareveryforgetful.Forexample,Mr.WangsometimesgoestoworkonSundaymorning,becausehethinksitis__1___.AndMrs.Wangsometimesforgetstocooksupperforthefamily.Onesummertheyplannedto__2___toNewYorkfortheirholidays.Theygottotheairportonlytenminutes___3__theplanetookoff.Sotimewasshort.But__4___Mrs.WangsaidshemusttellLingling,theirdaughter,nottoforgetto__5___thefrontdoorwhenshewenttoschool.ButLinglingthenwasatschool.Theycouldn’ttellheraboutitby__6___.Sotheyhurriedtothepostoffice.Mrs.WangwroteashortnotetoLingling,andMr.Wangboughta___7__andanenvelope.Soonthenotewasready.Theyputthestampontheenvelopeinahurryanddroppeditintheletter__8___,butsuddenlyMrs.Wangbegantocry.Theshortnotewas__9___inherhand.Shehadputtheplaneticketinthe__10___.1.A.sunnyB.cloudyC.MondayD.Sunday2.A.walkB.driveC.flyD.run3.A.beforeB.oftenC.whenD.because4.A.oftenB.everC.alwaysD.suddenly5.A.openB.lockC.closeD.push6.A.planeB.trainC.telephoneD.bus7.A.noteB.penC.stampD.letter8.A.envelopeB.boxC./D.office9.A.stillB.alreadyC.alwaysD.not10.A.planeB.envelopeC.handD.school（F）About70millionAmericansaretryingtoloseweight.Itisalmostoneoutof__1___threepeopleintheUnitedStates.Somepeoplegoondiets.This__2___theyeatlessofcertainfoods,especiallyfatsandsugars.Otherpeopleexercisewithspecialequipment,takemedicine,__3___evenhavesurgery.Losingweightishardwork,butitcanalsocostalotofmoney.So_4___dosomanypeopleintheUnitedStateswanttoloseweight?ManypeopleintheUnitedStatesareanxiousforlooking__5___andpleasure.Tomanypeople___6__goodmeansbeingthin.Otherpeopleworryabouttheir__7___.Manydoctorssaybeingoverweightisunhealthy.ButareAmericansreallyfat?Almost30millionAmericansweighatleast20percentlessthantheirproperweight.__8___,theUnitedStatesisthemostoverweightcountryintheworld.“Thestored__9___ofadultAmericansweighs2,300millionpounds,”saidanAmericanscientist.Hesaidburningoffthatstoredenergywouldproduce__10___powerfor900,000carstogo12,000miles.Althoughlosingweightishardwork,mostpeoplewanttofindafastandeasywaytotakeofffat.1.A.theB.allC.everyD.these2.A.tellsB.meansC.showsD.asks3.A.orB.thatC.whichD.until4.A.whatB.howC.whenD.why5.A.readyB.worriedC.youngD.old6.A.beingB.lookingC.eatingD.acting7.A.friendsB.looksC.healthD.work8.A.AndB.InfactC.AtleastD.Atonce9.A.energyB.meatC.fatD.beef10.A.strongB.greatC.enoughD.much（G）Llewellyn,PrinceofNorthWales,hadafaithfuldog,Gelert,thatwentwithhimeverywhereandthathewasveryfondof.ButonedaythePrincewentout__1__andhetoldGelerttostayathomeandguardthePrince’sbabyson.Gelertobedientlylaydownbythecradleofthebaby,andLlewellynwentaway.Whenhereturnedintheevening,Gelertcameoutjoyfully__2___him,andthePrincewashorrifiledtoseethatthebaby’scradlewasoverturned,thebedclothesandfloor_3___withbloodandtherewasbloodroundGelert’smouth.Thebabywasnowhere__4__.ThePrincethoughtthedog__5__thechildandwildwithrageandfearhedrewhisswordandthrustitintoGelert’sheart.The_6___cryofthedog__7__byachild’scry.Llewellynlookedroundhastily,andthere,underthetornandbloodstainedblanketswashisbabyson,quitesafe.AndbesideitwasthebabyofahugewolfthatGelerthadkilledin__8__hismater’sson.Llewellynwassofilledwithsorrowthatit_9___heneversmiledagain.HeburiedGelert,andeversince,theplace__10__asBeddgelert,whichmeans“TheGraveofGelert”.1.A.hurnB.tohurntC.huntingD.tobehunted2.A.meetB.tomeetC.meetingD.tohaveme3.A.hadcoveredB.havecoveredC.werecoveredD.havebeencovered4.A.toseeB.tobeseenC.tohaveseenD.tohavebeenseen5.A.killsB.waskillingC.haskilledD.hadkilled6.A.deadB.diedC.todieD.dying7.A.followsB.followedC.wasfollowingD.wasfollowed8.A.defendB.defendsC.defendingD.todefend9.A.saysB.issayingC.willsayD.issaid10.A.hadknownB.hasbeenknownC.hadknownD.hadbeenknown（H）OneafternoontwopolicemensatinacarbyastraightroadinAustralia.Theywere__1___thetrafficandlookingforastolencar.Oneofthepolicemenwhowasdrivingthecarsawasmallplaneflying__2___them.Hefolloweditforafewminutesbecauseitwasvery__3___.Whentheplaneflewneartothepolicecar,thedriversawsomething__4___fromitandlandina__5___bytheroad.Hegotoutofthecarandwalkedacrossthefield.Hesawawallet__6____thegroundand__7___itup.Insidethewallettherewasanotewhich___8___,“Oilnearly__9___.Ihavetolandontheroad.Please___10___thetraffic.”1.A.seeingB.stoppingC.drivingD.watching2.A.aboveB.afterC.onD.by3.A.smallB.oldC.slowD.fast4.A.dropB.droppingC.tofallD.falling5.A.groundB.fieldC.carD.traffic6.A.byB.inC.onD.at7.A.putB.lookedC.gaveD.plcked8.A.wroteB.saidC.heardD.saw9.A.filledB.usedC.finishedD.left10.A.watchB.stopC.openD.start（I）Whenyouhaveapostoffice,thepostmandoesnotbringletterstoyou,butyouhavetogotothe__1___andgetyourlettersandparcelsfromyourbox.Theboxislocked,andyouhavethekey,sothelettersarequite___2__.OnedayMr.Brown,the__3___ofaschool,wrotetothepostofficeandaskedforapostofficeboxforhisschool.Hesoongotananswer.It__4___,“Wewillgiveyouapostbox__5___onemonth.”Twomonthslater,Mr.Brownwrotetothepostoffice___6__andsaid,“Whyhaven’twegotapostboxyet?”Fivemonthslater,therewasstill__7___news.Mr.Brownwas__8___angrythathewenttotheofficeandaskedwhy.Thepostmansaid,“Wehavewrittentwoletterstoyouandtoldyoutogetthe__9___toyourpostboxback,butyoudidn’t__10___.”“Wherearetheletters?”“Wesentthemtoyourpostbox.”1.A.schoolB.postofficeC.stationD.postman2.A.strongB.goodC.fastD.safe3.A.headmasterB.mangerC.postmanD.student4.A.toldB.spokeC.saidD.talked5.A.afterB.beforeC.inD.on6.A.againB.thenC.quicklyD.happily7.A.muchB.noC.goodD.bad8.A.soB.veryC.notD.atonce9.A.answerB.lettersC.moneyD.key10.A.goB.comeC.arriveD.pay（J）PoorMartinlosthisworkandwastryingtofindajob.Onedayhereadinthenewspaperthatamanwas___6____toworkinthezoo.Hewasvery___7__andwenttothebossofthezootoaskforthejob.Thebosstoldhimthattheirmonkeyhadjustdiedanditwouldbetwomonths___8___theycouldgetanotherone,sotheywantedhimtotakethemonkey'splace.Assoonasheheardthis,Martingotangryandshouted,“Youwantmetotaketheplaceofamonkey!Takethisplaceyourself.YoulookmorelikeamonkeythanIdo.”“Don'texpectitlikethat,”saidtheboss,“Iknowyoudon'tlooklikeamonkey,butwe'll___9___youup.”Martinthoughtaboutitforawhile.Thoughhedidn'tliketheidea,hehadtomakealivingafterall.Sohe___10___thejobintheend.ThenextdayMartinstartedtowork.Itwasn'tso__11___.Theonlythinghedidn'tlikewasthetigerinthecagenexttohim.But,astherewerestrongbars(鐵欄桿)___12___them,hesoongotusedtohisneighbor.Oneafternoonheclimbeduptothetopofthebars.Suddenlyhemissedhisfootingandfellnotonhisownsideofthebars,butintothetiger'scage.Thatgreatanimalwasasleepatthetime,butthenoiseofMartin'sfallwokehimup.Martinhadto__13____thebarsagainquicklytogetbackintohisowncage.Hetriedtogetup,buthehadhurthisfeetsobadlythathecouldn'tmove.Hehidhisfaceinhishandssoasnottoseethetigercoming.Thenextfewsecondsseemedlikehours.Thenhe___14___thetigerwhisperedinhisear,“Don'tbe___15___,oldman,I'minthesameboatasyou.”()6.A.toldB.paidC.wantedD.chosen()7.A.sadB.worriedC.surprisedD.glad()8.A.beforeB.sinceC.afterD.ago()9.A.pickB.dressC.bringD.give()10.A.tookB.gaveC.lovedD.lost()11.A.goodB.cleanC.badD.nice()12.A.behindB.amongC.beforeD.between()13.A.climbB.liftC.moveD.jump()14.A.sawB.heardC.madeD.thought()15.A.angryB.sadC.unhappyD.afraid（K）Howdoyoufeelwhenyouhavetomakeareportinfrontofyourclassmates?Whataboutwhenyougotoabirthdayparty?Doyouget6shy?Shynessmeansfeelingnervousor7whenyou’reroundotherpeople.Everyoneexperiencesthisshyness8theygrowup.Mostpeoplehaveredfacesandtalkinbrokensentenceswhentheyareinthecenterofattention.It’sOkifittakesyouawhiletofeelyourselfagainwhenyougotoanewplaceormeetstrangers.9,everybodygetsalittleshysometimes.It’sjustacaseofhowmuch.Butmanyteenagersthinkthattheyhatethemselvesandthattheywon’tfitinthefutureatcomingpoint.Stopthenegativethoughtsaboutyourself.Ifshynessdoesn’tkeepyou10somethingyouwanttodo,beingshyisn’taverybigproblem.Someexpertssayshypeoplearenotonlycleverer,butalsobetteratworkingwithothers,becausetheythinkmoreandtalk11.Somegreatpeopleinhistorywereshy,too.Yousee,beingshyisn’tall12.Butremembernottoletgoodchances13justbecauseofit!Yourshynesswill14.Whenyougrowupyearafteryear,you’llbecomebraveenoughtospeaktoanyone.Butnow,youneedpractice!Ifyouhavetosingasongataparty,justdoit!There’snothingtobeafraidof!Remember,thoughyou’reshy,youdonotlackin15.Comeon,ourshyfriends.()6.A.trueB.realC.reallyD.truth()7.A.comfortableB.frightenedC.proudD.surprised()8..A.whileB.sinceC.byD.when()9.A.WhatisworseB.InfactC.ForexampleD.Byaccident()10.A.todoB.doingC.doD.fromdoing()11.A.muchB.moreC.lessD.least()12.A.goodB.badC.wonderfulD.correct()13.A.godownB.gooverC.gobyD.goup()14.A.pastB.passC.passedD.gone()15.A.confidenceB.confidentC.confidentlyD.shyness（L）Itwasalmost9:00pmwhenMiaJasonleftherofficetogohome.Itwas31.Shestartedhercarandshe32downtheroadthatledtoherhouseinthecountry.She33theradioandsangsongswhileshewasdriving.T