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英语 1 第二部分 完形填空专练 2 Group 1 A[2024宜宾] Recently, it has been reported that a boy fell down into a sewer （下水道）, because he lost himself in his smart phone. When he realized his situation, he tried hard to get out of the sewer, 1 he failed. Later, with the help of the police, he was finally 2 .. It sounds a little unbelievable, but when we look at the people around, we can find most of them are paying more attention . 3 . their phones rather than face-to- 3 face communication. Many people like to talk on the Internet, so they don’t care the things in the real world. No matter what they are doing, such as . 4 . for the bus or sitting at the table with their friends, smart phones are always at their hands. Even though smart phones play an important role in our daily life, they should be used wisely. We can't let the technology control . 5 .. We are the masters of our own lives! 1.( ) A. and B. but C. or D. so 2.( ) A. saved B. found C. caught D. stopped 3.( ) A. at B. on C. in D. to 4.( ) A. asking B. looking C. waiting D. cheering 5.( ) A. myself B. ourselves C. yourself D. yourselves √ √ √ √ √ 5 B Nobody wants to give up, but what if you don’t enjoy a hobby as much as you used to? I still remember my first time to play the . 1 . when I was only 6. How did I start? Once I heard my classmate in the kindergarten（幼儿园） play the guitar. I told my mom that I wanted to buy one. My mother asked me what instrument I . 2 . liked best. I had no idea, so she took me to the instrument store. I was attracted（吸引）by the colorful instruments. I 3 . myself in the beautiful world. Then my mom took me 6 to a violin lesson there. When the teacher played the violin, the world seemed to be full of . 4 . music. I fell in love with the nice violin. I decided to learn it. So my mother 5 . one for me. After a few lessons, I found that playing the violin was not always . 6 .. It was boring to practice again and again. I wanted to 7 .. My mother had a long 8 . with me. She said, “Nothing is fun all the time. It is necessary for us to stick 9 something difficult to develop important skills.” 10 . hearing this, I continued playing the violin. So far, I’ve learned the violin for more than 9 years. I will keep it as my lifelong hobby. 1.( ) A. violin B. guitar C. piano D. drums 2.( ) A. quickly B. really C. hardly D. luckily 3.( ) A. remembered B. expressed C. lost D. hurt 4.( ) A. terrible B. noisy C. serious D. wonderful 5.( ) A. lent B. bought C. made D. gave 6.( ) A. amazing B. tiring C. interesting D. surprising 7.( ) A. stand up B. move up C. hurry up D. give up 8.( ) A. talk B. fight C. party D. test 9.( ) A. for B. in C. to D. from 10.( ) A. Until B. After C. If D. Before √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 8 Group 2 A[2024德阳] Olivia traveled to China for the first time in 2012. She comes from Paris, France. The trip was . 1 .. In 2016, Olivia traveled to Mount Huangshan in Anhui Province. She lived there for three months. “I didn’t want to . 2 .. It is so beautiful,” Olivia said. Her trip to China turned into a long-time stay. 9 In 2023, Olivia became a guide. Different from other guides, she doesn’t often take the 3 . to the most popular places. She takes them to see some unknown beautiful scenery（风景）. On the Internet Olivia also 4 . many photos of the scenery with others. These photos make more people see the . 5 . of China. “I enjoy my life here in China,” Olivia said. 1.( ) A. wonderful B. terrible C. boring D. expensive 2.( ) A. play B. come C. leave D. visit 3.( ) A. friends B. tourists C. sisters D. brothers 4.( ) A. keeps B. buys C. shares D. takes 5.( ) A. beauty B. grass C. weather D. food √ √ √ √ √ 11 B Once upon a time, there lived a young boy named Sam. People often laughed at him for his love of collecting pebbles（鹅卵石）. He was troubled and felt sad. One day, his grandma saw . 1 . pain and decided to offer some advice. “Sam,” she said, “ 2 you care too much about what other people think, you’ll only make yourself unhappy and uncomfortable. Their words can’t . 3 you unless you let them. Remember, only you have control over your feelings and . 4 ..” 12 Carrying his grandma’s words in his heart, Sam started to pay no attention to others’ words. He 5 . talking about his love to others, he just did it for himself and . 6 focused on every smooth stone he found. There was a day when the tallest boy laughed louder, calling Sam a silly pebble boy right before everyone. . 7 . noticing that or feeling the familiar shame, he smiled and continued his pebble hunt. He realized he didn’t need anyone to 8 . his love for pebbles. He started to respect himself more and became 9 .. His self value was no longer tied to people’s opinions, but his . 10 .. Actually, what matters is how you see yourself, not how others see you. 1.( ) A. his B. her C. its D. their 2.( ) A. If B. Though C. Because D. Unless 3.( ) A. fool B. push C. hurt D. touch 4.( ) A. secrets B. choices C. promises D. styles 5.( ) A. reminded B. imagined C. forgot D. stopped 6.( ) A. naturally B. completely C. suddenly D. certainly 7.( ) A. For B. As C. Without D. About 8.( ) A. deal with B. agree with C. play with D. meet with 9.( ) A. weak B. shy C. surprised D. confident 10.( ) A. happiness B. kindness C. fairness D. worries √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 14 Group 3 A A boy named Raj was upset because he had done poorly in his English test. His grandmother . .1. . and comforted him. His grandmother sat beside him and gave him a pencil. Raj looked at his grandma and said he didn't deserve（配得上） the pencil after his . .2. . in the test. 15 His grandma explained, “You can learn many things from this pencil because it is just like you. It experiences a . .3. . sharpening（削尖）, and you have experienced the pain of not doing well in your test. However, just as all the good that comes from the pencil itself, you will also find the . .4. . to overcome this difficulty. And finally, just as this pencil will make its mark on any surface, you too shall leave your mark on anything you choose to.” After hearing this, Raj promised . .5. . that he would do better. 1.( ) A. accepted B. came C. invited D. found 2.( ) A. experience B. performance C. choice D. decision 3.( ) A. harmful B. proper C. painful D. simple 4.( ) A. power B. time C. message D. place 5.( ) A. himself B. herself C. ourselves D. yourself √ √ √ √ √ 17 B Where was that cashier（收银员）? I looked at my watch . .1. .. I hardly had enough time to eat a sandwich and rush back to work. I looked around the restaurant, but the cashier was . .2. . in sight. I waited, getting angry. I’d been standing there for at least ten minutes! But I tried to control my anger . .3. . I remembered Mom’s words, “Whenever you find yourself in an unpleasant situation, just think about what is missing. If someone is unkind, then . .4. . is missing. If someone is hateful, then love is missing. If we can be what's missing, then we’ll improve the situation.” 18 Later, a woman walked slowly towards me. “May I help you?” she asked. She looked so . .5. .. No doubt, she was overworked. I . .6. . a deep breath. With Mom's words ringing in my head, I gave the woman my . .7. . and asked, “How are you today? ” My question seemed to surprise her. She eyed me for a second before . .8. . my question. “Not too good, ” she said. “I’m sorry, ” I said. “I hope it gets . .9. . starting right now.” She looked at me and smiled, “Thanks! I hope you’re right.” I thought to . .10. . as I ate my sandwich. We're all the same, really. We have problems and anger, we get tired, and we get hurt. We need to be nicer to each other. 1.( ) A. impolitely B. impatiently C. unexpectedly D. unusually 2.( ) A. somewhere B. anywhere C. everywhere D. nowhere 3.( ) A. though B. because C. or D. unless 4.( ) A. kindness B. braveness C. truth D. strength 5.( ) A. excited B. relaxed C. tired D. moved √ √ √ √ √ 21 6.( ) A. drank B. felt C. took D. chose 7.( ) A. watch B. order C. anger D. present 8.( ) A. discussing B. refusing C. asking D. answering 9.( ) A. better B. worse C. more D. less 10.( ) A. herself B. myself C. yourselves D. ourselves √ √ √ √ √ 22 Group 4 A A show is held in Baoji, Shaanxi Province. There are 121 ancient pillows . .1. . the Western Han Dynasty until the early 20th century on show. The show shows how pillows can be much more than just places to put our heads on while we sleep. 23 Ancient pillows,. .2. . of different materials, are not just daily things. There are several ideas about why these pillows are hard rather than soft. One idea is that hard pillows better support the neck and . .3. .. Also, ceramic（陶瓷） pillows are . .4. . and can help lower body temperature, making people feel more comfortable in the summer heat. In ancient China, pillows expressed people’s good . .5. .. For example, cat-shaped pillows were a symbol of hopes that a couple would enjoy good health while growing old together. 1.( ) A. for B. from C. on D. at 2.( ) A. made B. heard C. thought D. talked 3.( ) A. head B. back C. feet D. knee 4.( ) A. warmer B. cooler C. harder D. hotter 5.( ) A. feelings B. plans C. wishes D. habits √ √ √ √ √ 25 B[2024河北] Rick, a school boy, had a love for playing video games. Every day, his . .1. . reminded him to take some exercise instead of playing video games. However, he didn’t always . .2. .. Once again, Rick’s mom told him seriously that his eyesight（视力） might get poor if he spent too much time on video games. It was a pity that he still didn't listen . .3. .. He kept playing. One day, during a math class, Rick’s teacher got upset when he couldn’t give an answer to a question like “2+2=?”. 26 After class, the teacher asked him why he couldn't solve such a . .4. . problem. Rick said that he knew the answer . .5. . couldn’t see the board clearly. His teacher was worried and . .6. . his parents. Realizing what had happened, Rick’s mom warned him again that it was harmful to his . .7. . to play video games too much. And Rick’s dad took him to an eye doctor for a check-up. The . .8. . showed that his eyesight had weakened. After asking about his habit of using eyes, the doctor advised Rick to take action to protect his eyes. From that day on, Rick decided to. .9. . playing video games and take some exercise every day. Later Rick fell in love with sports and . .10. . his school soccer team. Now he has become stronger and healthier. His eyesight has also got better. 1.( ) A. friends B. parents C. teachers D. coaches 2.( ) A. listen B. guess C. report D. search 3.( ) A. clearly B. bravely C. patiently D. correctly 4.( ) A. single B. similar C. special D. simple 5.( ) A. or B. so C. but D. and 6.( ) A. phoned B. followed C. answered D. accepted 7.( ) A. ears B. eyes C. arms D. hands 8.( ) A. cost B. name C. date D. test 9.( ) A. give up B. fight for C. depend on D. believe in 10.( ) A. joined B. managed C. supported D. introduced √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 29 Group 5 A Loneliness is a growing problem all over the world. This is . .1. . true for old people. To deal with the problem, a Dutch supermarket planned to create a “chat checkout（聊天收银台）” by the end of this year. As the name suggests, a chat checkout . .2. . customers to have a short conversation with the cashier（收银员）. Actually, the idea isn’t . .3. . to the local people. The company opened its first chat checkout back in 2019. 30 “It really worked,” said the company manager. “And the best part is that it’s . .4. . among people of all ages.” That’s why the company decided to introduce the . .5. . across the country. What’s more, it will also spare space for “chat corners”. Customers can stop to talk with each other in these corners after shopping. 1.( ) A. only B. normally C. hardly D. especially 2.( ) A. reminds B. allows C. encourages D. makes 3.( ) A. new B. old C. active D. brave 4.( ) A. typical B. amazing C. popular D. relaxing 5.( ) A. news B. idea C. doubt D. problem √ √ √ √ √ 32 B Mum had a strange hobby — she collected chocolate wrappers （包装纸）. Every time I had chocolate, she would. .1. . me to take off its wrapper. Her eyes lit up as she . .2. . put it between the pages of a fat dictionary. After doing that, the wrapper would look as good as . .3. .. She would use the wrappers to wrap chocolates that I would give to my . .4. . on my birthday. 33 Honestly, I did not look forward to the birthday gifts as much as sharing Mum’s handmade chocolates with my friends. I would give two chocolates to each of my friends and . .5. . the pleasure of hearing them open the wrappers and eat the chocolates happily. Year after year, I . .6. . the same practice and it pleased me to no end each time I heard my friends say that these chocolates were much . .7. . than any other chocolate they had ever tasted. After I had my own children, I also made chocolates for them on their birthdays. However, none of the chocolates I offered to my children could match my mother’s. One day, Mum . .8. . her famous chocolates on one of my children’s birthday. Remembering my own childhood, I ate one. After so many years, I finally realised the . .9. . of the chocolates’ great taste: They were filled with motherly love in wrappers . .10. . over months. 1.( ) A. wait for B. look for C. depend on D. listen to 2.( ) A. simply B. quickly C. carefully D. suddenly 3.( ) A. small B. new C. thick D. soft 4.( ) A. friends B. sisters C. cousins D. teachers 5.( ) A. write B. hide C. enjoy D. report 6.( ) A. changed B. found C. followed D. introduced 7.( ) A. cheaper B. bigger C. better D. cleaner 8.( ) A. kept B. brought C. chose D. tasted 9.( ) A. result B. trust C. power D. secret 10.( ) A. refused B. raised C. covered D. saved √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 36 $$