初中英语完形填空练习 11-11

初中英语完形填空练习 11-11

初中英语完形填空练习11-11姓名：_______________班级：_______________考号：_______________题号一、完型填空总分得分[来源:学。科。网]评卷人得分一、完型填空（每空？分，共？分）1、Beautifulpicturesofmountainsandforests,clearskies,flyingbirds,wildanimals,sillyfaces—youcanfindthemallinoneplace. 46 ?Onapostcard!Havepeoplealwayssentpostcards?No!Beforepostcards,people 47 sealed(密封的)letters.The 48 forthefirstdecorated(装饰的)postcardcametoJohnP.Charltonin1861.Hethoughtasimplecard 49 aborderwouldbeagreatwaytosendanote.Theninthelate1800s,postcardswhichhadpicturesonthem 50 .Bylaw,peoplehadtowritetheirnoteonthefront—onthepicture!Thebackwas 51 fortheaddress.Severalyearslater,Englandallowedadivided-back(背面隔开的)postcard.Thenpeoplecouldwritetheir 52 onthebackleftside.Andtheyputtheaddress 53 .Duringtheearly1900s,thegoldenageofpostcards,peoplearoundtheworldweremoreandmore 54 picturepostcards.In1908,Americansalonemailedover677millionpostcards.Today,postcardsarethe 55 mostpopularcollectionintheworldafterstampsandcoins.Youcanalwaysseeorgetalotofnewly-designedpostcards,especiallyonNewYear'sDay.46.A.How      B.When       C.Why      D.Where47.A.liked      B.hated       C.found      D.lost48.A.advice     B.picture      C.idea       D.card49.A.above     B.with         C.under     D.for50.A.happened  B.changed      C.ended     D.appeared51.A.even      B.only         C.still       D.ever52.A.note       B.word        C.address    D.letter\n53.A.onthefront B.ontheback   C.ontheleft  D.ontheright54.A.surprisedat B.interestedin  C.expectedby D.worriedabout55.A.first       B.second      C.third       D.fourth2、完型填空。阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出一个能填入文中相应空白处的最佳答案。MalaysiaAirlines(马航)flightMH370disappearedfromradar(雷达)screensanhourafterittookoffonMarch8.Ithas  1  formorethan3months.Theplanematyfallintothesea.China,Malaysiaandmanyothercountrieshavejoinedtosearchthe  2  onthesea.Therelativesofthe227passengersand12crew(乘务人员)are  3   goodnewsfromthem.Howdidtheaccident  4  ?Itissaidthattheplanewasattacked(攻击)bytheterrorists.Somethinktheremaybesomethingwrongwiththeplane,andothersthinktheaccidentmaybe  5    bythemistakeofthecrew.Howeveritis   6   totellthereasonbecausetheplanehasn’tbeenfoundyet.1A.found            B.seen              C.flown             D.missed2A.Plane            B.terrorists         C.ship               D.Chinese3A.talkingaboutB.waitingfor       C.listeningto     D.hearing4A.take             B.happen            C.come            D.go5A.given            B.met                C.caused           D.tried6A.hard             B.easy              C.wise               D.true3、Ihadthemeanestmotherinthewholeworld. While1kidsatecandyforbreakfast,Ihadtohaveporridge,eggsortoast.Whenothershadcokeandcandyforlunch,Ihadtoeatasandwich..  Butatleast,Iwasn't alonewhenIwas2 Mysisterandtowbrothershadthe3meanmotherasIdid. Mymother4to knowwherewewereatalltime. Shehadtoknowwhoourfriendswereandwhereweweregoing. Wehadtocleanclothesandtakea 5 everyday.Theotherkidsgottowearthesameclothesfordays.Wecouldnotlieinbed “sick”inorderto6school. The worse isyetto7Wehadtobeinbedbynineeachnightandupateightthenextmorning. Wecouldn't sleep tillnoonlikeourfriends. So8theyslept,mymother wasbraveto9theChild\nLaborlaw. Shemadeuswork.. Wehadtowashdishes,makebeds,learnto cookandall10of thingsathome. Ibelieveshelayawakethinking11allthings forustodoathome. Mymotherwasacompletefailureasamother.Twoofherchildrenreceived12education.13ofushaveeverbeenarrested ordivorced.Sheforcedustogrowupintoeducatedandhonestadults.Iamtryingto14mythreechildrenthisway. Iam15with pride whenmychildrencallmemean.Because,yousee,IthankGod,Hegavemethemeanest motherinthewholeworld.        1Aall          B.another      C.other        D.some2Ahappy       B.sad         C.ill           D.excited3Adifferent     B.lovely       C.kind         D.same4Apreferred    B.liked        C.seemed       D.didn’twant5Aawalk      B.aschoolbag   C.apairofshoes D.abath6Agoto       B.leave         C.miss        D.finish7Atocome     B.togo        C.tolose       D.tohappen8Awhen       B.while        C.before       D.during9Aobey        B.follow      C.break        D.catch10 Aallthe       B.some       C.much        D.allsorts11Aabout       B.up          C.over         D.of12A,lower       B.different     C.higher       D.worse13ANone       BNoone      C.Nobody      D.Everyone14Araise       B.feed         C.keep         D.have15Afull        B..fill         C.satisfied      D.filled4、DearBill,Thankyou  46  allofyourkindness.Ireally  47  atyourhouseforamonth.Wouldyoulike  48  meinJapannextAugust?Myyoungerbrother 49 hisholidaysinChinanextsummer,andyoucan  50  hisroom!But  51  betoosurprisedwhenyouseeit.He’scrazyaboutfootball,sohehasmanypicturesoffamousfootballplayers  52  thewall.Hisroomisverycomfortable,andyouwillenjoystayinginit.\nInhisroom  53  acolourTV.It’snotabigone.Youcanusemybrother’sCDplayer,too.I 54sureyouwilllikeJapan.Say  55  toeveryoneinyourfamilyforme.Writebacksoon.Yourriend,Masao(   )46.A.verymuch        B.with                      C.for                    D.in(   )47.A.liketostay         B.likestaying               C.enjoytostay      D.enjoyedstaying(   )48.A.visit                  B.visited              C.visiting              D.tovisit(   )49.A.has                   B.had                       C.have                 D.willhave(   )50.A.use                   B.borrow               C.stay                  D.live(   )51.A.don’t                B.won’t               C.mustn’t                    D.needn’t(   )52.A.in                     B.on                      C.to                     D.up(   )53.A.have                 B.has                  C.thereis              D.thereare(   )54.A.think                 B.guess               C.am                    D.will(   )55.A.yes                   B.hello                C.no                           D.goodbye   5、DearMomandDad,IwillgotoAlice’shomewithherafterschool,andIwillhavesupperandsleepthere.Don’t   1  aboutme.YouknowthatAliceisoneofmybestfriends.Ifyouwanttotalkwithme,youcancall68610598after6:00pm.\nPleaseforgivemefornottellingyoufirst.Idon’tthinkyouwill    2 metodosoifItellyoufirst.  3  Ithinkteenagersshouldbeallowedtostayattheirfriends’housessometimes.IamsixteenyearsoldandI’mnotalittlekidanymore.IhopeIcanmakedecisionsfor    4  .Athome,therearetoomany  5  formetoobey(遵守):Don’tstayoutsolate;don’thavemealsbefore   6  hands;don’twatchTVwithoutfinishinghomework,etc.Parentsshouldbe   7  teenagers,butweneedfreedom,too.Idon’tlikedoingmyhomework   8  athome.I’dlovetostudywith Alice.Wecanlearnalotfromeachother.   9   pleaseallowmetostayatAlice’shouseonceaweek.Ifyou   10  ,Alicecanstayatourhousewithme,too.                                                      Yours,Lillian(  )1.A.care                    B.hear          C.talk           D.worry  (  )2.A.let                       B.take          C.allow           D.teach(  )3.A.Unless                 B.Or           C.But            D.Eventhough(  )4.A.himself                B.herself        C.yourself       D.myself(  )5.A.idea                    B.opinion       C.things           D.rules (  )6.A.giving                 B.washing       C.putting        D.holding(  )7.A.afraidof           B.interestedin    C.strictwith      D.angrywith(  )8.A.along                  B.alone         C.lonely          D.own(  )9.A.Or                       B.Although      C.So             D.Because\n(  )10.A.worry               B.think         C.agree           D.make   6、  Anoldmanlivedaloneinatown.Hewantedtodiguphispotatogarden,butitwasvery   41 work.Hisonlyson,whoalways   42   himinthepast,wastheninprison（监狱）.Sotheoldmanwrotealettertohissonandsaid:   Dearson,   IamfeelingprettybadbecauseitlookslikeIwon'tbeableto   43   potatoesinmygardenthisyear.I   44   tomissdoingitbecauseyourmotheralwayslovedplantingtime.I'mjustgettingtoooldtodigupagarden.Ifyouwerehere,allmy   45   wouldbeover.Iknowyouwoulddigupthegardenforme   46   youweren'tinprison.   Love,Dad   Soontheoldman   47   aletter,"Dad,don'tdigupthegarden!That'swhereIburied（埋藏）theguns!”   At4a.m.thenextmorning,some   48  cameanddugupthewholegardenwithoutfindinganygun.Theoldmanwas  49  andwroteanothernotetohisson.Hetoldhimwhathadhappened,and  50  himwhattodonext.   Hisson'sreplywas,"Goaheadandplantyourpotatoes,Dad.It'sthebestIcoulddoforyoufromhere.”41.A.hard     B.interesting   C.simple     D.boring42.A.taught   B.helped       C.changed    D.stopped43.A.cook     B.dig         C.put        D.plant44.A.hope     B.forget       C.hate       D.decide45.A.trouble   B.illness       C.danger     D.fear46.A.if       B.unless       C.because    D.when47.A.wrote    B.received     C.sent       D.read48.A.friends   B.neighbours   C.policemen  D.prisoners49.A.ill       B.lucky       C.surprised   D.sorry\n50.A.told      B.called      C.invited     D.asked7、We 31 asurveyaboutdifferent 32  transportationlastweek.Weaskedstudents  33  theirfavoritekindsoftransportation. 34 aresomeoftheresults.Moststudentscometoschool  35 bikeandtheylike 36  bikes.Ofcourse,bikesare  37  thancarsandbuses.Somestudentslikecars  38 theyaresaferthanbikes.Carsarealsofasterthanbikesandbuses.Amongsomestudents,busesarenotpopular,becausetheyoftenhave 39 passengers.Busesarealsodirtierandmorecrowded.However,notmanypeople 40 affordacar.31.A.did                                  B.make                              C.have32.A.kindof                     B.kindsof                        C.akindof33.A.from          B.With              C.about34.A.Here                         B.There                       C.They35.A.on                            B.by                                   C.ride36.A.by                            B.   on                                C.riding    37.A.cheaper                    B.moreexpensive  C.cheap38.A.though                      B.because                   C.but39.A.toomuch                  B.alot                         C.toomany40.A.can                     B.could                     C.may8、DearLily,WearebackinNewYorkCitynow．Wehad  36  goodtrip．I 37 tocollectmyphotosyesterday．They 38 great!lshowedthesephotos 39 myclassmates．Theyall 40  them．\nThereisaphotoofBenandSimon 41 theGreatWall．Thereisalsoapictureofyouand 42 intheForbiddenCity（紫禁城）．Wereallyenjoyed 43__vacation．Weweresadto 44  you．Please 45 andvisitusinNewYorkCityatChineseNewYear．Love,Amy36．A．the            B．a              C．an             D．some37．A．go             B．went           C．isgoing           D．wasgoing38．A．arc            B．were           C．feel               D．felt39．A．from           B．by             C．for            D．to40．A．like               B．liked          C．likes              D．liking41．A．in             B．about          C．on             D．from42．A．I              B．me             C．we             D．they43．A．my             B．your           C．their          D．our[来源:学§科§网Z§X§X§K]44．A．leave          B．meet           C．takeawayfrom D．playtrickon45．A．go             B．weet           C．come           D．came9、DearMary,                Thanksalotforyourletterandthegreatphotos.Ilikethemverymuch.Herearesomeofmyphotos.Inthefirstone,Iamswimminginthelake.Inthesecondone,Iamplayingfootballontheplaygroundinourschool.Inthethirdone,youcanseemyfamilyathome.We’rehavingdinner.Inthelastone,IamwithmylittlesisterBeth.She’swatchingTVandIamdoingmyhomework.\nBestwishestoyouandyoufamily.Pleasewritetomesoon.Jim1.Thisletterisfrom_____to_____.   A.Mary;Jim         B.Jim;Mary         C.Ann;Beth   2.Jimlikes______verymuch.A.theletter       B.thebeautifulphotos       C.AandB3.Inthefirstphoto,Jimis__________.A.playingfootball      B.swimming       C.Aand4.Jimhasone________.A.sister         B.brother     C.friend5.Inthelastphoto,Jimis______andBethis______.A.watchingTV;doinghomework B.doinghomework;watchingTV;C.havingdinner;writingaletter10、MissWilliamswasateacher,andtherewerethirtysmallchildreninherclass.Theywereverynice,andMissWilliamsliked   1   ofthem,buttheyoftenlostclothes.Itwaswinter,andtheweatherwasverycold.Thechildren’smothersalways    2   themtoschoolwithwarmcoatsandhatsandgloves(手套).Thechildrencameintotheclassroominthemorningand   3   theircoatsandhatsandgloves.They    4   theircoatsandhatsonhooks(钩子)onthewall,andtheirglovesinthepocketsof   5   coats.       6   TuesdayMissWilliamsfoundtwosmallblueglovesonthefloorintheevening,andinthemorningshesaidtothechildren,“   7   glovesarethese?”,but   8   answered.ThenshelookedatDick.“Haven’tyougotbluegloves,Dick?”sheaskedhim.“Yes,Miss,”heanswered,“butthey   9   bemine.I   10    mine.”（ ）1.A.both              B.all                     C.some               D.none\n（ ）2.A.sent                B.carried             C.take                 D.put（ ）3.A.puton            B.putup             C.tookoff          D.tookaway（ ）4.A.took                B.brought           C.carried            D.put（ ）5.A.his                  B.her                  C.our                  D.their（ ）6.A.Onlast           B.Last                C.Inlast             D.Atlast（ ）7.A.Which             B.Who                C.Whose             D.What（ ）8.A.none               B.noone            C.notone           D.nothing（ ）9.A.mustn’t       B.can’t            C.couldn’t        D.shouldn’t（ ）10.A.havelost       B.amlosing        C.willlose           D.lost11、 JohnSmithismy1  friend.Heisafamousprofessor(教授).Heiscleverand2  .Heinvitedarobot,whichcoulddoalotofthingsforhim,sohewonthisyear’sBestScientistinCalifornia. LastSunday,he 3 Washingtontogettheprize.Beforehe  4 ,alotofreportershadalreadybeenattheairport.Theywaitedandwaited,afteralongtime,butmyfriendJohndidn’tappearuntiltheplaneleft.Thereporterswerevery5   .Theyshouted,”ProfessorJohnhas 6Theplane.Ha,Ha! Whatwouldhesay?” Intheplane,therewasamancame 7 thetoilet 8   awig(假发)onhishead.Hewasshortand  9  fat.Hewaswearingapairofglassesandasuitwithjeans.Ha,hewasjustProfessorSmith.Hedisguised(乔装打扮) 10    becausehedidn’twanttobeseenbythereporters.( )1.A.closed              B. closing       C.close             D.near( )2.A.workhard       B. hard-work   C.working-hard  D.hard-work \n( )3.A.flewto            B. fliesto          C.fliedto           D.byplaneto ( )4.A.arrivedat        B. reached        C.got                   D.arrived( )5.A.exciting          B. excited       C.worried           D.worrying ( )6.A.left                  B. caught           C.missed           D.lost ( )7.A.outof              B. into            C.in                    D.outside ( )8.A.in                   B. has              C.wears           D.with( )9.A.afew              B. little            C.alittle             D.alotof( )10.A.him             B. himself        C.his                 D.he12、 “Ican’tbelievewhatI’mhearing!”Ithoughttomyself.Jeffwasthelastcandidate(候选人)forpresidentofStudentCouncil.MybestfriendTonycametomeandsaid.“I’msorry,Mike.Ireallythoughtyoushouldbe__36__.”      Laterthatday,IhappenedtopassJeffinthediningroom.Iofferedhima__37__“Congratulations”andwalkedtomyusualtable.Tomysurprise,Jeffputhisplatebesidemine.      “I’m,er—I’mjustwonderingifyouwould…considercomingtoworkonmyteam,”hesaid__38__.“Youarereallysmart,andyouwouldbeagreatmanager.”      “Idon’tthinkso,”Ireplied,feelingunsure.      “Well,ifyouchangeyourmind,wearemeetingtomorrow,”hesaidbeforemovingtoanothertable.      Allthatnight,Ithoughtabout__39__fromJeff.Maybebeingapartoftheelectionprocess(选举过程)wouldgive__40__achancetomakeimportantchangesatourschool.Idecidedtojointhem.\n      Myfirstgoalwasto__41__acatchyadvertisement.Withinafewdays,wedesignedaposterwithJeff’spicturesshowinghiminanumberofactivities.Noonecouldwalkthroughanyhallway__42__passingJeff’ssmilingface.      Mynextstepwasto__43__whichnewactivitiesstudentswouldliketohaveatourschool.Manyofthemwantedachessclubandavolleyballteam.      WiththeinformationIhadcollected,Jeffmetwiththeheadmaster.Theheadmaster__44__toaddtheseactivitiestoourschoolprogram.      Aneighthgradersaid,“It’llbelikeattendinganewschoolwithJeffaspresident.”      Hearingthesewordsmademyheartfilledwith__46__.IhadwantedtobecomepresidentofStudentCounciltomakeadifference.IachievedthatandmorebyworkingasamemberofJeff’steam.HebecamethemostpopularcandidateandIwaslargepartofhis__47__.Thefactthatithasmadeadifferenceinotherpeople’slivesistherealprize.Whatagreatfeeling!36.A.heard                    B.chosen                C.invited                         D.followed37.A.polite                    B.loud                   C.warm                           D.cheerful38.A.proudly               B.quickly              C.nervously                    D.regretfully39.A.advice                   B.chance               C.message                      D.offer40.A.them                   B.him                   C.me                                D.us41.A.print                    B.invent               C.create                           D.send42.A.for                       B.from                C.with                              D.without43.A.carryout           B.tryout              C.workout                     D.findout44.A.agreed                 B.wanted              C.expected                      D.asked\n45.A.allowed             B.received             C.introduced                   D.required46.A.pride                 B.surprise             C.patience                      D.hope47.A.luck                 B.spirit                  C.life                              D.success13、WhenIwas18yearsold,onemorning,myfathertoldmetodrivehimintoatown,about40milesaway.Ihadjustlearnedto36，soIagreedwithpleasure.Whenwecametothetown,somethingwaswrongwiththecar.ThenItookthecartoanearbygaragetohaveit 37 andpromisedtopickDadupat4pm.BecauseIhadafewhourstospend,Idecidedtogotothe 38.HoweverIbecame  39 interestedinthefilmthatIforgotthetime.Whenthelastfilmfinished,itwas6o’clock.IwasafraidDadwouldbe 40andneverletmedriveagain,soIdrovebackquicklytomeetDadandmadeanexcuse(借口)41 mybeinglate.I’llneverforgetthecryhegaveme:“I’mdisappointedthatIfeelyouhavetotellalietome,Jack.I’mangry,notwith 42 butwithmyself.Ihavefailed 43 I’vebroughtupasonwhocannoteventellthetruthtohisownfather.I’mgoingtowalkhomenowandthinkseriouslyabout 44 Ihavedonewrongalltheseyears.”[来源:Z,xx,k.Com]Dadbegan 45 alongtheroad.Ibegged(乞求)alltheway,tellinghimhowIdrovebehindhimfor40miles,ataspeedof5milesanhour.Itwasthemostunforgettablelesson.Ihavenevertoldalietohimeversince.36.A.drive           B.work               C.live                  D.travel37.A.made          B.repaired           C.waited             D.parked38.A.concert        B.bookstore       C.shop               D.cinema39.A.very           B.too                  C.so                    D.fairly40.A.excited       B.angry               C.disappointed     D.sad41.A.at               B.to                   C.for                    D.with42.A.me             B.it                     C.you                 D.him\n43.A.so              B.because          C.after                D.before44.A.where        B.when              C.why                D.how45.A.running       B.driving            C.crying             D.walking14、OneSundaymorning,MillieandAmywenttoSunshinePark.Theylovetochatthere.Asusual,theysat___26____abigtree.Suddenly,theyheardawhistlefromthebushesbehindthetree.Theyturnedaroundbutcouldnotseeanythingunusual.Theywere____27______. “Is  28  there?”Millieasked.Nobodyanswered.They 29 verycarefullyandheardthestrangenoiseagain.Thetwogirlswereveryafraid.Theyranawayquickly.Ontheirway,theymetAndy.“Whathappened?”Andyasked.“There’saghostinthe 30 .Pleasehelpus.”Milliesaid.“Really?Tellmemore.”Andysaid.MillietoldAndyeverything.Andywenttothepark, 31 besidethetreeandlistenedcarefully.Thenheheard 32 noise!Helookedbehindthetreeandheardanotherwhisper.Hewasnowsurethesound 33 fromthebushes.Hesearchedcarefully.“Oh!Hereitis.”Andysaidtohimself.He 34 alittlecatinthebushes.Itwasveryweak.Whenitmiaowed,  35 madeasoundlikeawhisper.26.A.under          B.on               C.behind        D.in 27.A.excited        B.frightened   C.frightening   D.exciting28.nobody           B.everybody  C.anybody     D.somebody29.A.saw           B.looked         C.heard           D.listened 30.A.church      B.school         C.garden          D.park31.rose               B.slept           C.stood           D.lay32.A.a              B.the               C.an                D.other33.A.came        B.learned         C.heard           D.fell34.A.smelled  B.looked          C.searched      D.found\n35.A.he           B.she               C.it                 D.that15、Itwascloudythatday.Amanwassittingina 21 office.Hewastellingthedoctorabouthis 22.“Ilikefootball,doctor,”hesaid.“Pleasehelpme.Mylifehas 23 beenagoodonesinceIbecame 24 infootballanditisgettingworseandworse.Ican’teven 25 wellatnight.WhenIclosemy 26, I’moutthereinthefootballfield 27 afteraflyingball.WhenIwakeup,I’mmore 28.WhatcanIdonow?”Thedoctorsatbackandsaid,“You 29 todoyourbestnottodreamaboutfootball.Beforeyouarefallingasleep,tryto30  aboutsomethingelse.Ifyoudothat,Ithinkyouwillbebetter.”(  )21.A.teacher’s             B.doctor’s            C.post                  D.master’s(  )22.A.problem                B.medicine              C.question            D.patience(  )23.A.even                    B.ever                     C.never                 D.already(  )24.A.good                    B.interested             C.like                   D.well(  )25.A.read                    B.awake                   C.sleep                  D.do(  )26.A.eyes                   B.doors                    C.books                 D.ears(  )27.A.flying                 B.jumping               C.riding                   D.running(  )28.A.careful              B.tired                    C.important            D.quick(  )29.A.have                   B.must                    C.may                     D.can(  )30.A.see                   B.talk                     C.teach                     D.think16、Charlieistwenty-threenow.He 1 auniversity(大学)andfoundworkinafactorylastyear.It’s 2 andtherearenomorethanfiftyworkersinit.Andonlyhe 3 inauniversity.Sohelooks\ndownupon(瞧不起)his 4 .Healwaysthinkshe’srightandneveragreewith 5 .Helikestosay,“I’venevermadeamistake!”Butoncetheyoungmancouldn’t 6 aforeigninstructions(说明书).Anoldworkerstudieditfortwodaysand 7 MrWhite,theboss(老板)ofthefactory, 8 itmeant.Thebossaskedhimwhy.Hemadeafewexcusestosayfor 9 .Andhedidn’tagreewiththeoldman.Thebossbecameangryandasked,“Isit 10 thatyou’venevermadeamistake?”Theyoungmanwouldn’tmakeMrWhite 11 andhadtosay,“No,itisn’t,sir.”Having 12 this,theworkerswerehappy.Oneofthemasked,“Itmeansthatyoualsomakesomemistakes!”Charlie 13 hismindatonceandsaid,“Imadeonlyonemistakeinmy 14 !”“When?”thebossaskedinsurprise.“Justnow,sir,”answeredtheyoungman.“WhenMrWhite 15 meacknowledge(承认)Iwaswrong!”( )1.A.visited         B.left          C.built          D.reached( )2.A.small          B.big          C.new           D.old( )3.A.lived          B.traveled       C.arrived        D.studied ( )4.A.parents        B.teacher        C.workmates     D.classmates( )5.A.another        B.other         C.theother       D.others( )6.A.see           B.write          C.understand     D.read( )7.A.told          B.asked          C.taught         D.laughedat( )8.A.when         B.what           C.how          D.where( )9.A.him          B.himself         C.them          D.themselves( )10.A.clever        B.sure            C.true          D.able( )11.A.sad          B.sadder          C.angry         D..angrier( )12.A.heard        B.listened         C.guessed        D.reported( )13.A.lost          B.hated           C.changed       D.thought\n( )14.A.life          B.office           C.family         D.bedroom( )15.A.helped        B.made           C.watched       D.had参考答案[来源:Zxxk.Com]一、完型填空1、【文章大意】本文主要介绍了明信片的发展史。46.D【解析】由后文“onapostcard”可知：是询问在哪里能够找到这些山脉、森林等。47.A【解析】由前后文内容可知：以前人们喜欢用密封的信件。48.C【解析】由文意可知：首次想出装饰卡片主意的是John。49.B【解析】asimplecardwithaborder带有饰边的简单卡片。50.D【解析】由文意可知：带有图画的卡片是19世纪后期出现的。51.B【解析】由前后文内容可知：那时卡片的背面仅仅是用来写地址。52.A【解析】随着卡片的发展，到后来人们可在卡片的左侧写留言了，故选A。53.D【解析】由上文内容可知：左侧写留言，那么右侧可以写地址。54.B【解析】由后文“In1908,Americans...postcard”可推知：人们对图画卡片很感兴趣了。55.C【解析】由文中的“stampsandcoins”可知：是第三个最受欢迎的收藏品。2、1.D[解析]考察动词辨析及语境理解。从最后一段的最后一句wehopetheycangettogetherwiththeirfamilymembers.可知，飞机还是没有找到。found找到（find的过去式或过去分词）；seen看见（see的过去分词）；flown飞（fly的过去分词）；missed(miss的过去式或过去分词)。故选D。2.A[解析]考察名词辨析及语境理解。根据第二段的第一句话Theplanemayfallintothesea.要寻找的是飞机。故选A。3.B[解析]考察词组辨析及语境理解。各国都在找寻MH70的下落，飞机上乘客的亲人都在等他们的好消息。talkabout谈论;waitfor等待;listento听;hear听说。根据句意，可知选B。\n4.B[解析]考察动词辨析及语境理解。从后一句Itissaidthattheplanewasattacked(攻击)bytheterrorists.可知，问的应该是意外是怎么发生的？故选B。A选项takeplace才表示发生的意思。5.C[解析]考察动词辨析及语境理解。由前一句话Somethinktheremaybesomethingwrongwiththeplane可知大家在猜测意外发生原因的可能性。故选C.caused造成。becauseby由……造成。6.A[解析]考察形容词辨析及语境理解。根据becausetheplanehasn’tbeenfoundyet.可知因为飞机现在还没有找到，所以很难说到底是由上面原因造成这次事故的。故选A。3、1C 2B 3D 4A 5D 6C 7A 8B 9C 10D 11B 12C 13A 14A 15D4、CDDDA ABCCB5、1-5DCCDD              6-10BCBCC   6、ABDCA ABCCD7、ABCAB CABCA 8、    36—40BBADB41—45CBDAC 9、BCBAB10、1--5BACDD    6--10BCBBA11、1．C 2.D 3.A 4.D 5.B 6.C 7.A 8.D 9.C 10.B 12、36-40  BACDC41-45  CDDAB[来源:学*科*网]46-47  AD13、ABDCB CCBAD 14、主旨大意本篇短文通过讲述了米莉和艾米去公园聊天，听到灌木丛中好像有人低语而害怕，以为是“鬼”。后来安迪发现这个“鬼”竟是一只小猫。解析：26.A 解析]由下文，他们听见树后灌木丛发生的口哨声，可推测他们是在树下聊天。故选A。\n可知，他们是坐在树下聊天。故选A27.B 解析]由上文可知，他们听到声音又没有看到什么不寻常的东西，因此感到害怕，frightened“害怕的”强调人对事物害怕，故选B。而C项frightening意为“令人害怕的”，强调事或物令人害怕。excited“兴奋的”；exciting“令人兴奋的”。28.C 解析]考查复合不定代词。由句意“有人吗”，排除A和B；nobody没有人；everybody每人，人人；anybody一般用于否定句或疑问句，somebody一般用于肯定句，排除D。故选C。29.D 解析]由本句后半部分可知，他们又听到了奇怪的声音，可以判定他们仔细地听。listen强调有目的的听，而hear强调听的结果,故选D30.D 解析]由本文首句“...MillieandAmywenttoSunshinePark.”可知，事情发生在公园里，故选D。31.C 解析]由句意可知，他们是站在树旁仔细听，故选C。rose上升；slept睡觉;lay躺下。32.B 解析]由上文可知，噪音和前面的一样，同类事物再次出现用the。故选B。33.A 解析:comefrom“来自”句意：他们现在不能确定来自灌木丛的声音。故选A。34D 解析]句意：他在灌木丛里发现了一只小猫。smell闻……；look看……；search搜查。35C 解析]句意：it在此指小猫。故选C。15、21-25BACBC 26-30ADBAD16、1—5.BADCD6—10.CABBC11—15.DACAB