上外英语专业考研究试题-完型填空
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CloseWhen I was sixteen I left school and went to work in butcher’s shop. The manager was a young man, only a few years older than me. And he was very ambitious. Also, he was a little bit dishonest. When customers asked for best steak he would sell them poor-quality beef. He used to do this to young housewives, who if the meat was tough, blamed themselves for not cooking it properly. Sometimes, he did not give the correct change and the customer did not notice.One day, just before Christmas, we decided to close early because we had sold all our meat, except for one small turkey. As I was going to lock the door, a woman rushed in and said that she really had to have a ten-pound turkey. The manager tried to sell her the only one we had left. “It’s too small,” she said. The manager said he would get another one and went to the back of the shop with the turkey. I knew we did not have any more, so I followed him to see what he was going to do. He pulled and stretched the turkey to make it look bigger and then went back and said, “Here you are, madam. Here is the bigger one.”“Yes,” she said, “but not much bigger. I’ll take both of them.”Henry bought some presents and came out of the shop. Although the sun had clouded over, he did not feel like hurrying. There was just the time he needed to do what he wanted. He only regretted that it was not quite warm enough to sit down at one of those little tables on the pavement and take a cup of coffee. This would have reminded him of his first trip abroad and the delight he had taken in such everyday difference as the drinking of coffee in the open air. He wanted to experience all these simple pleasures again. As he walked though the quiet London Street and turned into the avenue in which he lived, he felt so glad to be alive that he almost shouted out with joy.In thirteenth-century Wales, there was a handsome young prince called Llewellyn. He was very fond of hunting and often liked to go out into the forests and mountains with his favorite hunting-dog, whose name was gelert. One day, however, he left gelert at home to guard his baby son who was only a few months old. In the evening when the prince returned from hunting he saw that his house was in a terrible mess. The furniture had been knocked over and there was blood on the walls. He could not find his baby son. Then he saw his dog gelert run towards him, covered in blood. The prince thought that the dog had killed his son. Prince Llewellyn became violently angry, seized his sword and killed the dog with one blow.However, when he looked around his house more carefully he found his son lying under a chair, alive and well. Then he saw the dead body of a huge wolf. He realized that gelert had saved his son’s life by fighting and killing the wolf. The prince was horrified at the mistake he had made and when he buried his dog he built an enormous pile of stones to mark the spot, which can still be seen today. He never went hunting again.In village on the east coast of Scotland, people were waiting anxiously for news. Two of their fishing-boats had been caught in the storm which had blown up during the night. In the cottages round the harbor people stood by their doors too worried to talk.The rest of the fishing fleet had reached the harbor before dark, and the men from these ships waited and watched with the wives and families of the missing men. Some had brought thickblankets and some flasks of hot drinks, knowing that the men would be cold and tired. As dawn began to break over in the east, a small point of light was seen in the darkness of the water and a few minutes later, there was a shout. Before long, the two boats were turning in past the lighthouse, to the safety of the harbor. The men were helped out of their boats and although they were stiff with cold and tiredness they were all safe.Men have lived in groups and societies at all times and in all places, as far as we know. They do not seem able to survive as human beings unless the live in close cooperation with one another. The most basic of these human groups is the family in its various forms. The most important reason for this is the simple fact that human beings take many years to develop. In infancy they are the most helpless of all earthly creatures. For several years after birth, a child has to be fed, clothed and protected day and night. In all societies such duties normally fall to a family group of some kind.Men form groups for countless other reasons. For instance, it is only by cooperating that they are able to control their environment and defend themselves.The impression that more women shoplift than men may be due to publicity. As a recent report on shoplifting pointed out: “every week, newspapers report the conviction of some middle-aged woman of blameless reputation who has stolen, for quite unexplained motives, some objects of little value which she could easily have afforded to buy. Most psychiatrists have at some time seen patients who were accused of this sort of theft.This raises the question of whether the middle class have a better chance of getting off shop-lifting charges than working class. The shops insist that they are concerned solely with whether customers have paid for the goods. Their accent, class or ability to browbeat, is unimportant. But, if charged, the middle class are undoubtedly in a better situation. They are more likely to have, or call in, a solicitor, and they are financially able to risk paying legal costs. The solicitor or friends or relations-may suggest a psychological assessment. And a “respectable”first-time offender, backed by a psychological explanation of a momentary aberration, and defended by a solicitor, surely goes into the dock with more chance of acquittal than someone without these attributes.Publications that come out at regular intervals of more than one day are known as periodicals. The majority of periodicals go to press between a week and six weeks before publication and they are therefore able to print topical news stories and articles in a way that a book cannot. This is one advantage that the periodical has over the book. Other advantages are that periodicals are cheaper, they are easier to read, and their content is more varied.Periodicals differ from newspapers because they do not concentrate upon giving the reader a summary of the immediate news. There are also physical differences. Most periodicals are printed on better paper, they are smaller and are staple or stitched together so that they last longer. The line between newspaper and periodicals is not clearly drawn, however, because some weeklies that appear in newspaper form are really periodicals.Great differences exist between the various types of periodicals. They cater for wide variety of tastes and may be concerned with anything from the technical aspects of frying fish and chips to trends in present-day African literature. They include magazines of all types, trade and technicaljournals, reviews, children’s magazines and comics.A child who has once been pleased with a tale likes, as a rule, to have it retold in identically the same words, but this should not lead parents to treat printed fairy stories as sacred texts. It is always much better to tell a story than to read it out of a book and, if a parent can produce an improvement on the printed text, so much the better.A charge made against fairy tales is that they harm the child by frightening him or arousing his sadistic impulses. To prove the latter, one would have to show in a controlled experiment that children who have read fairy stories were more often guilty of cruelty than those who had not. On the whole, their symbolic verbal discharge seems to be rather a safety valve than an incitement to overt action. As to fears, there are, I think, well-authenticated cases of children being dangerously terrified by some fairy stories. Often, however, this arises from the child having been told the story on only one occasion. Familiarity with the story by repetition turns the pain of fear into the pleasure of a fear faced and mastered.There are also people who object to fairy stories on the grounds that they are not objectively true, that giants, witches, two-headed dragons, magic carpets, etc., do not exist; and that, instead of indulging his fantasies in fairy tales, the child should be taught how to adapt to reality by studying history and mechanics. I find such people, I must confess, so unsympathetic and peculiar that I do not know how to argue with them. If their case were sound, the world should be full of madmen attempting to fly from New York to Philadelphia on a broomstick or covering telephone with kisses in the belief that it was their enchanted girl-friend.No fairy story ever claimed to be a description of the external world and no sane child has ever believed that it was.。
上海上海外国语大学附属双语学校八年级下册英语完形填空测试卷附答案
上海上海外国语大学附属双语学校八年级下册英语完形填空测试卷附答案一、八年级英语下册完形填空专项训练1．完形填空The Sound of Music is one of the most popular American movies. 1 people all over the world like it very much. And the 2 "Do Re Mi" in the movie is also popular in the world. It can be heard everywhere.The movie is a 3 about a tutor（家庭教师），Maria. She was a young and outgoing （外向的）woman. She went to 4 for a family with seven children. Their family 5 was Von Trapp. Mr. Von Trapp was a captain. He and his family lived in Austria.The family were very 6 and tired after the children's mother, Mrs. Von Trapp died. 7 took care of the children. They cried and shouted every day. The lonely father often became angry because of the 8 children.Maria was able to 9 the family by teaching them to sing lively songs and perform short, funny plays. At first the father was almost mad, 10 the smiling faces of the children pleased him and made him happy again. Then Mr. Von Trapp fell in love with Maria. At last they got married.1. A. Few B. Many C. Some D. All2. A. song B. film C. voice D. sound3. A. picture B. book C. story D. poem4. A. pay B. look C. care D. stand5. A. name B. house C. address D. street6. A. sad B. happy C. excited D. surprised7. A. Somebody B. Everybody C. Anybody D. Nobody8. A. quiet B. noisy C. lovely D. lucky9. A. cheer up B. show up C. call up D. wake up10. A. so B. and C. but D. or2．根据短文理解, 从所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选择最佳答案填空。
上外完型专项练习五
上外完型专项练习五一．旅游侧记(astound, interest, confirm, turn, story, mind, wake, line, say, break, twist, gaze, share, disgust, reveal, inspire, note, snippet, settle, draw, offer, coincide, send, look, scale, prefer, feel, spot, snort, nourish)In 1987 Anthony Sat tin published Florence Nightingale’s letters from Egypt, written in her late 20s during the winter of 1849-50, before the Crimean war (1) her into the Lady with the Lamp. Florence was simply a troublesome daughter who took an unseemly (2) in hospitals and refused to marry. When old family friends, the Bracebridges, (3) to take the girl to Egypt with them, her parents hoped a change would (4) the impasse. They misjudged. The letters (5) an independent, radical and questioning woman. Egypt only (6) her in her resolve.This is a (7) in itself. But Mr Sattin has added a (8). It turns out that Nightingale’s voyage (9) with the young Gustave Flaubert’s, and that they (10) the ferry from Alexandria to Cairo. Flaubert (11) the English party—hideous, he wrote, old Mrs Bracebridge (12) like a sick parrot. But they never met—neither then nor later as they sailed, on different boats, to Abu Simbel and back, and stopped off to (13) at the same ruins. Perhaps it was as well. Crudely speaking, Egypt put Nightingale in (14) of the Bible, and Flaubert of the nearest brothel. Among the temple ruins, she interpreted hieroglyphs, while he interpreted vulture droppings “as though Nature (15) to the monuments of Egypt: ‘You will have none of me? You will not (16) the seed of the l ichen? Eh bien, merde, I’ll shit on you’.”Mr Sattin does not use this particular （17）, but he makes the point. Reverence wasn’t Flaubert’s （18）. On the whole, he （19）people to temples. Temples didn’t always work for Nightingale either, but they could sometimes （20）her into ineffable transports. She even heard the voice of God, and made a （21）of having “settled the question” with Him; the question being her future in nursing.Flaubert would have （22）, and yet the place worked on him too. The sheer （23）of the monuments astonished and humbled him. He had arrived (24) sore that his unpublished novel, “The Temptation of Saint Anthony”, with which he meant to (25) the literary world, had failed to impress his friends. Egypt changed that: “I don’t know if the s ight of ruins (26) great thoughts”, he wrote to a friend, “but I wonder where this profound (27) comes from at the idea of becoming famous and talked about.” Without forcing, Mr Sattin (28) the parallels. Flaubert and Nightingale had arrived with a thwarted sense of destiny. Egypt flung them in the air—in Flaubert’s words, like being thrown, fast asleep, into the middle of a Beethoven symphony. By the time they left, they had (29) up. Flaubert declared his literary “pot was boiling”. He began “Madame Bovary” soon after. As for Nightingale, she (30) the question with her parents too—and the rest is history.Key;1 turned 2 interest 3 offered 4 break 5 reveal 6 confirmed 7 story 8 twist 9 coincided 10 shared 11 spotted 12 looking 13 gaze 14 mind 15 said 16 nourish 17 snippet 18 line 19 preferred 20 send 21 note 22 snorted 23 scale 24 feeling 25 astound 26 inspires 27 disgust 28 draws 29 woken 30 settled(astound, interest, confirm, turn, story, mind, wake, line, say, break, twist, gaze, share, disgust, reveal, inspire, note, snippet, settle, draw, offer, coincide, send, look, scale, prefer, feel, spot, snort, nourish)二．论美丽（subject, prevent, draw, run, send, relationship, perhaps, silent, paradigm, underpin, critical, end, encounter, expound, affinity, despite, connect, root, persuasive, reckless, unpleasant, mould, associate, abstract, give, liberate, come, emerge, create, describe）The works of Edward Morgan Forster have become popularly (1) with the lush cinematography of Merchant Ivory—and Helena Bonham Carter in a corset. Two new books about him may (2) readers back to the original novels with renewed zest. The first is a (3) appreciation by Sir Frank Kermode, who, at 90, is one of the grand old men of British literary scholarship. The second, by Wendy Moffat, digs to the (4) of Forster’s private self. When asked to （5）the Clark Lectures at Cambridge University in 2007, Sir Frank chose Forster as his （6）. Forster himself had delivered the Clark Lectures in 1927 on “Aspects of the Novel”. By then he was no longer a publishing novelist, （7）the success he had enjoyed with “A Room with a View”, “Howards End” and his final masterpiece, “A Passage to India”, which（8）out in 1924. Forster would live on until 1970, a fellow of King’s College, Cambridge, publishing essays and criticism. But as a novelist he was （9）.Towards the （10）of his life, Forster explained in his unpublished diary why he had given up on the novel: “I should have been a more famous writer if I had written or rather published more, but sex has （11）the latter…how annoyed I am with Society for wasting my time by making homosexuality criminal.” Forster was never going to be a （12）homosexual like Oscar Wilde. Until the first world war, and an （13）at the age of 38 with a soldier on a beach near Alexandria, he was painfully virginal. He eventually found happiness in a ménage à trois with a married policeman and his wife. But he was never （14）to bohemianism either in sex or in art. Unlike others of his generation, who broke the （15）of literary form by experimenting with modernism, Forster’s genius was quieter. Both as a writer and as a moralist, he regarded the exploration of （16）forms and ideas as dubious, valuing messy humanity instead. A belief in compromise, tolerance and kindness （17）his liberalism. Some regarded this as woolly thinking—a famous Cambridge critic, F.R. Leavis, believed his Clark Lectures were characterised by “intellectual nullity”. But the Forster in both these books comes across as covertly sophisticated. If his novels have not got the self-conscious “art” of Henry James, it is because Forster wished to （18）with the vagaries of human experience rather than to （19）a separate aesthetic universe. He was not, however, anti-art. Sir Frank （20）on the importance of music in Fo rster’s work, including the use of literary leitmotifs that （21）through his novels like musical themes. Forster loved Richard Wagner and felt an （22）with Marcel Proust, a writer for whom musical phrasing was a （23）both for art and for life. He wrote the li bretto for “Billy Budd” by Benjamin Britten, a British composer who called him “our most musical novelist”. Would Forster’s imagination have been （24）if he had been able to write openly about homosexuality? Sir Frank is not convinced by “Maurice”, his one novel about same-sex love, which was published only after his death. Its central （25）, between an upper-middle-class man and his working-class lover, has been （26）as sentimental, its happy ending dismissed as wish-fulfilment. Although it does not achieve t he depth of “A Passage to India”—a book that was inspired, at a tangent, by Forster’s intense, romantic friendship with a Western-educated, upper-class Indian, Syed Ross Masood—Ms Moffat, nevertheless, makes a （27）case for its significanceSir Frank is affectionate, but not uncritical. He finds （28）snobbery, for example, in Forster’s treatment ofLeonard Bast, the pathetic clerk with literary aspirations in “Howards End”. Forster was, （29）, more compassionate in life than he was in art. The man who （30）from Ms Moffat’s biography is ineffably human.Key；1 associated 2 send 3 critical 4 root 5 give 6 subject 7 despite 8 came 9 silent 10 end 11 prevented 12 reckless 13 encounter 14 drawn 15 mould 16 abstract 17 underpinned 18 connect 19 create 20 expounds 21 run 22 affinity 23 paradigm 24 liberated 25 relationship 26 described 27 persuasive 28 unpleasant 29 perhaps 30 emerges（subject, prevent, draw, run, send, relationship, perhaps, silent, paradigm, underpin, critical, end, encounter, expound, affinity, despite, connect, root, persuasive, reckless, unpleasant, mould, associate, abstract, give, liberate, come, emerge, create, describe）三．猎手与猎物(marvel, fill, hunger, visualize, arm, knack, chronicle, gawking, excel, prowl, brushes, hand, view, odd, preserve, sense, divide, show, spread, introduce, check, exploit, unsuspecting, available, echo, juxtaposition, escaping, hold, arresting, greet)All it takes to be a photographer, Henri Cartier-Bresson once said, is “one finger, one eye and two legs”. He (1) photography as a way of engaging with the world. He quietly stalked his subjects—Balinese dancers, Mongolian wrestlers, New York bankers—until that “decisive moment” when the right composition (2) the frame. It all came so naturally. He rarely used a light meter or (3) his aperture setting, and he seldom took more than a few shots of a single subject. With the instinct of a hunter, he knew when to click the shutter: “I (4) the streets all day, feeling very strung-up and ready to pounce, det ermined to ‘trap’ life—to (5) life in the act of living.”Born in 1908 in Paris, the eldest son of wealthy cotton-thread manufacturers, Cartier-Bresson had a lusty, rebellious (6) for travel. With a head full of Rimbaud and a copy of “Ulysses” under his (7), he set off for west Africa in search of adventure. (He aspired to be a painter, but Gertrude Stein suggested he drop the (8).) He bought his first Leica in the Côte d’Ivoire when he was 23. Light and quiet, the camera had just come onto the market, and it was a revelation. It fitted into his pocket, along with a few rolls of film. “Nobody took pictures that were better at (9) the portability of the camera,” says Peter Galassi, the chief curator of photography at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, wher e “Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Modern Century” is on (10).The show, many years in the making, is drawn primarily from the huge archive of work (11) by the Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation in Paris, founded a year before he died in 2004. From the thousands (12), Mr Galassi has selected 300 images from 1929 to 1989, a fifth of which have never been seen publicly before.As cameras grew smaller and picture magazines bigger, Cartier-Bresson became a globe-trotting hired (13). But though he had a (14) for being in the right place at the right time—in India at the time of Gandhi’s assassination, in China during the Cultural Revolution—he did not really have a nose for a good scoop. What he (15) at was seeing things in a different way from most other people.The visitor is (16) by a wall of four photographs: a crowd of flag-waving, bespectacled Nixon-supporters in Texas in 1960 (the illustration above (17) a couple of more sedate fans in Indiana); a cluster of Chinese youth (18) at a television in Beijing in 1958; a mass of French mourners in coats holding hands in 1962; and a group of wizened and rather menacing old men in Sardinia, lounging in straw-like grass, also in 1962. The (19) of these images shows not just Cartier-Bresson’s range but also his gift for group portraits. When snapping a spectacle—a coronation, say, or a parade—he trained his camera on the (20) bystanders.The show is (21) into sections, starting with some of Cartier-Bresson’s most (22) surrealist work from the 1930s, such as a sunbather in Trieste, Italy, whose white body (23) a sliver of white in the grass, and his self-assured prostitutes in Mexico City. Then came the war (he was a prisoner in Germany for three years before （24）) followed by his career as photojournalist and portrait photographer.There is much to （25）at, such as the pictures of China in 1948, which capture the photographer’s powerful （26）of formal composition. Some of the curator’s choices seem a bit (27) and the written descriptions, which add little, are occasionally heavy-handed. One section, for instance, is (28) as Cartier-Bresson’s criticism of “American vulgarity, greed and racism”. But the visitor is left with a remarkable (29) of the transformations of the 20th century—the rise of industrialisation, the fall of colonialism, the (30) of commercialism and the grand-scale shift in world order—all captured by a lone man and his camera.Key;1 visualised 2 filled 3 checked 4 prowled 5 preserve 6 hunger 7 arm 8 brushes 9 exploiting 10 view 11 held 12 available 13 hand 14 knack 15 excelled 16 greeted 17 shows 18 gawking 19 juxtaposition 20 unsuspecting 21 divided 22 arresting 23 echoes 24 escaping 25 marvel 26 sense 27 odd 28 introduced 29 chronicle 30 spread (marvel, fill, hunger, visualize, arm, knack, chronicle, gawking, excel, prowl, brushes, hand, view, odd, preserve, sense, divide, show, spread, introduce, check, exploit, unsuspecting, available, echo, juxtaposition, escaping, hold, arresting, greet)。
外语研究生考试试卷
外语研究生考试试卷一、听力理解（共30分）本部分包含四个小节，每小节包含若干个问题。
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上外英语专业考研究试题-完型填空二
Mr Obama’s comments on human rights focused more on how America had benefitted from respecting them (albeit imperfectly) than China had suffered from violating them. He said freedom of21, worship, access to information and of religion were “22rights” that should be23to everyone “whether they are in the United States, China or any nation.”
外研版初三英语总复习——完型填空十篇【含答案】
完形填空专题(一)Nowadays school students hardly pay much attention to sports. Is it because they don’t have any __don’t have any __1__ in sports? It may not be the __2__. They often say they have 1__ in sports? It may not be the __2__. They often say they have other more important things to do. What are these important things? __3__ ! They have to _4__ much time on all kinds of them at school. So many have to _4__ much time on all kinds of them at school. So many of them almost of them almost of them almost __5__ __5__ bookworms. Even in the holidays, they also review or prepare their lessons. Such things have __6__ them from going in for sports.Because of the pressure from their parents and teachers they have to work harder. As for the students themselves, they went to get good results _7__ they can have further education. so it is _8_ that they give all of their time to their studies instead of their school sports. In fact, education can not go without physics exercises, because a quick mind _ 9 _ exercises, because a quick mind _ 9 _ along with a weak body. If you don’t have along with a weak body. If you don’t have a a strong strong strong body, body, body, you you can can hardly hardly hardly __10__ __10__ __10__ in in anything, anything, let let let alone alone alone a a a great great great success success success in in in your your life.( ) 1. A. interest B. feelings C. thoughts D. fun ( ) 2. A. idea B. fact C. wish D. research ( ) 3. A. Sports B. Housework C. Exams D. Homework ( ) 4. A. give B. pay C. have D. spend ( ) 5. A. got B. grow C. become D. made ( ) 6. A. prevented B. protectedC. heldD. invited ( ) 7. A. when B. as C. so that D. if ( ) 8. A. interesting B. necessary C. terrible D. important ( ) 9. A. can go B. hardly goes C. easily goes D. runs quickly ( )10. A. give B. fail C. handD. succeed（二）Before Before you use your new you use your new you use your new microwave oven, read the instructions carefully. Each microwave oven, read the instructions carefully. Each oven has its own control panel(panel(控制板控制板控制板), ), but most microwave ovens operate in a similar _1 _. Look at the control panel shown here. It shows the 2 at the top of the panel. Under the time are the different functions. You can press Defrost (解冻),Cook ,Clock, or Power. You can also _3__ food by pressing Reheat Times.Under the functions are the numbers. These numbers are __4__ as on the phone, from zero through nine. You can press the numbers to_ 5 _the cooking time in seconds or __6__ . Under the numbers are Start and Clear.A A microwave microwave microwave oven oven oven will will will automatically( automatically( automatically( 自动的自动的自动的)cook )cook )cook on on on HIGH HIGH HIGH (power (power (power level level level 10) 10) 10) _7_ _7_ you enter a lower power level. Suppose you 8 to cook for two minutes and forty –five seconds on MEDIUM power (level 5). First press the numbers 2,4 and 5 (two minutes, forty- five seconds). Then press Power. Next, press the number minutes, forty- five seconds). Then press Power. Next, press the number 5. __9__ 5. __9__ 5. __9__ . . press Start to begin cooking. If you make a mistake, press Clear. This will clear the display and __10__ you to start over again. Have you got it? ( ) 1. A. house B. way C. kitchenD. person( ) 2. A. numbers B. minutes C. time D. functions ( ) 3. A. cold B. cool C. warm D. freeze ( ) 4. A. checked B. used C. counted D. shown ( ) 5. A. set B. place C. offer D. serve ( ) 6. A. weeks B. monthsC. minutesD. days ( ) 7. A. besides B. unless C. except D. until ( ) 8. A. order B. like C. have D. want ( ) 9. A. First B. Then C. At last D. At first ( )10. A. allow B. makeC. warnD. help（三）（三）Food is very important. Everyone needs to 1 well if he or she wants to have a a strong strong strong body. body. body. Our Our minds minds also 2 a also 2 a also 2 a kind kind kind of of of food. food. food. It It It is is is knowledge. knowledge. knowledge. We We We begin begin begin to to get it even when we are very young. Small it even when we are very young. Small children are 3 in everything around them. children are 3 in everything around them. They learn 4 while they are watching and listening. 5 they are getting older, they begin to read story books, science books, and anything they like. When they find something new, they love to ask questions and 6 to find out the answers.What is the best 7 to get knowledge? If we learn by ourselves, we will get __8 knowledge. __8 knowledge. If If If we we we are 9 getting are 9 getting are 9 getting answers answers answers from from from others others others and and do not not ask 10 , ask 10 , ask 10 , we we will never learn well. When we study in the right way, we will learn more andunderstand better.( ) 1. A. sleep B. rest C. drink D. eat ( ) 2. A. have B. make C. need D. develop ( ) 3. A. interested B. angry C. weak D. good ( ) 4. A. everything B. something C. nothing D. anything ( ) 5. A. Because B. When C. Since D. As soon as ( ) 6. A. try B. have C. ask D. wait ( ) 7. A. place B. adviceC. wayD. road ( ) 8. A. little B. a little C. less D. more ( ) 9. A. never B. alwaysC. seldomD. sometimes ( )10. A. people B. teachers C. why D. how（四）（四）It’s It’sfun to receive presents. It also feels good to give them to others. So what’s the best way to save your money and shop wisely? Susan, working in a 1 , often teaches kids how to spend or save money.“My first step is to make a list and check “My first step is to make a list and check 2 2 twice,” says Susan. She twice,” says Susan. She suggests that kids talk with their families about what gifts to 3 and how much to spend. “Start by writing down names,” Susan says, “then put a dollar amount(amount(金金额) next to each name and add it up. Do you have enough 4 ? enough 4 ? If If not, make changes. And And don’t don’t don’t forget forget forget – not everyone needs a store-bought 5 . Susan not everyone needs a store-bought 5 . Susan points out points out points out that that some of the best presents are 6 some of the best presents are 6 “ .“ .“ .Take the list with you to the store, and check o Take the list with you to the store, and check off a person’s name after each ff a person’s name after each buying. “Make sure that you do the math,” says Susan. “If you’ve just just 7 $30 7 $30 on someone who you were going to spend $25 on, you’re going to have to spend $5 less on 8 less on 8 else.” else.” else.”Do Do you you you want want want to to to get get the the best best best deals? deals? deals? Hang Hang out out or or or walk walk walk in in in a a a supermarket. supermarket. supermarket. Things 9 Things 9 there may be the 10 . there may be the 10 . “You’ll also be able to get a lot more value” , says “You’ll also be able to get a lot more value” , says Susan, “a lot more for you to buy.” Susan, “a lot more for you to buy.” ( )1.A.shopB. hospitalC. schoolD. library( )2. A. this B. that C. one D. it( )3. A. buy B. sell C. borrow D. lend ( )4. A. time B. moneyC. foodD. drink( )5. A. bookB. cakeC. toyD. gift( )6. A. expensive B. small C. free D. large- ( )7. A. taken B. spent C. paid D. cost ( )8. A. someone B. anyone C. no one D. everyone ( )9. A. didB. soldC. madeD. brought( )10.A. stations B. post offices C. stores D. restaurants（五）（五）A 100-year-100-year-old old Briton has become the world’s world’s 1 marathon 1 marathon runner after finishing a race in Canada. Fauja Singh, from Ilford, east London, ran the Toronto Waterfront Marathon in eight hours, 25 minutes and 16 seconds.The record-holder record-holder hit hit the wall at 22 miles on the way, 2 he way, 2 he kept kept on running for another two hours and finished in 3, 850th place, ahead of for another two hours and finished in 3, 850th place, ahead of five other 3 . five other 3 .Mr. Mr. Singh 4 running Singh 4 running Singh 4 running only only only 11years 11years 11years ago----after ago----after ago----after his his his wife wife wife and and and son son son died. died. died. He 5 He 5 every day by running 10 miles. His coach Harmander Singh said Mr. Singh was overjoyed.“Earlier, just before we came around the “Earlier, just before we came around the 6 6 6 corner,” he said, corner,” he said, “achieving “achieving this this this will will will be be be like like like getting getting getting married married married again. again. again. He’s He’s He’s really really really overjoyed, overjoyed, overjoyed, he’s he’s achieved his lifelong 7 achieved his lifelong 7 .” .” .”8 in India in 1911, Mr. Singh was a farmer in the Punjab but moved to Britain in the 1960s. He holds the world record for the over-90 category(category(类别类别类别) ) after running the 2003 Toronto marathon in five hours and 40 minutes. His latest feat earns him another spot in Guinness World Records.On Thursday he broke another eight records for 100-year-old men by completing all eight distances ranging from 100m to 5,000m.Mr. Mr. Singh said, “The Singh said, “The Singh said, “The 9 to a long and healthy life is to be stress-free. 9 to a long and healthy life is to be stress-free. Be 10 for everything you have, stay away from people who are negative, stay smiling and keep running.” smiling and keep running.”( )1. A. fastest B. tallest C. oldest D. longest( )2. A. and B. although C. but D. so ( )3. A. runners B. stars C. players D. visitors ( )4. A. kept on B. stopped C. took up D. joined ( )5. A. walked B. trained C. came D. played ( )6. A. first B. second C. third D. last ( )7. A. wish B. job C. words D. idea ( )8. A. Worked B. Lived C. Studied D. Born ( )9. A. way B. chance C. answer D. secret ( )10. A. anxious B. relaxed C. grateful D. worried （六）（六）I was tired and hungry after a long day of work. When I walked into the living room, my 12-year-old son looked up at me and said, room, my 12-year-old son looked up at me and said, ““I love you.I love you.”” I dind I dind’’t know 1 to say. For 1 to say. For several several several seconds seconds seconds all I could do was to all I could do was to all I could do was to stand stand stand there there there and stare and stare and stare at him. at him. Myfirstthoughtwasthathe must need 2 with his homework or he’s he’s trying to prepar e me for some news. Finally I asked, ” What What was that all about?”about?” “Nothing.Nothing.”” he said. My teacher said we should 3 our parents that we love them and see what they say. It and see what they say. It’’s an experiment.s an experiment.””The next dayh I called his 4 to find out more about this experiment and how the other parents had reacted.“Basically, most of the fathers had the same reaction as you did.did.”” The teacher said, “When I first 5 we try this, I asked the children what they thought their parents would say. Some of them thought their parents would have 6 trouble.parents would say. Some of them thought their parents would have 6 trouble.”” “The points is,The points is,”” the teacher explained, the teacher explained, ““feeling loved is an important part of life. life. It It It’’s something something all all all human human beings 7 What beings 7 What I’I’I’m m trying trying to to tell tell the the the children children is that it is that it’’s too bad that we don s too bad that we don’’t all express those feelings. A boy should be 8 to tell his dad that he loves him.When my son came to me that evening, I held on to him for an extra second. And just 9 he pulled away, I said in my deepest, most manly voice, just 9 he pulled away, I said in my deepest, most manly voice, ““Hey, I love you, too.you, too.””I don don’’t knowif 10 that made either of us healthier, but it did feel pretty good. good. Maybe next time if my child says Maybe next time if my child says Maybe next time if my child says ““I love I love you you you””, it would not , it would not take me a whole take me a whole day to think of the right answer.( )1. A. what B. how C. whenD. why( )2. A. patience B. time C. help D. paper ( )3. A. think B. tell C. say D. make ( )4. A. mother B. teacher C. friend D. uncle ( )5. A. allowed B. agreed C. suggested D. planned ( )6. A. heart B. work C. body D. eye ( )7. A. have B. know C. take D. require ( )8. A. brave B. ready C. afraid D. sorry ( )9. A. when B. after C. becauseD. before( )10. A. telling B. watchingC. answeringD. saying（七）（七）People People in in in western western western countries countries countries are are are usually usually usually crazy crazy crazy about about about football, football, football, while while while badminton badminton is one of the top games loved by Asian. That’s That’s 1 Lin 1 Lin Dan is so well-known. People would like to call him “Super Dan” would like to call him “Super Dan” 2 2 2 “Super Bad Boy” .“Super Bad Boy” .“Super Bad Boy” .Lin has 3 Lin has 3 a “Grand Slam”a “Grand Slam”a “Grand Slam” of major titles, including the Olympic and of major titles, including the Olympic and world championship world championship gold gold gold medals. 4 medals. 4 medals. 4 his dream of this his dream of this his dream of this year is to win year is to win year is to win the the the men’s men’s singles title at the Asian Games. This time his dream came true!In the 2012 Olympic Games, Lin Dan again got the 5 . He beat Lee Chong Wei of Malaysia. So he won the gold in the badminton men’s singles final in London. This is how Chinese badminton player 6 it: He took off his shirt. Then, he pulled off his shoes and threw them into the crowd. Finally, he ran back to the court and saluted(saluted(敬礼敬礼敬礼)the audience. )the audience.He is also known for his 7 . While playing in South Korea in 2008, he stopped the match and threw his 8 to the ground to protest the match and threw his 8 to the ground to protest（抗议）（抗议）（抗议）line calls. line calls.Lin doesn’t seem to be bothered by what others Lin doesn’t seem to be bothered by what others 9 , though he has tried to 9 , though he has tried to control temper. He once said: “control temper. He once said: “ 10 I started to play badminton at the age of 10 I started to play badminton at the age of 6, I’ve been playing with great confidence. This is what I am like.” 6, I’ve been playing with great confidence. This is what I am like.” ( )1. A. why B. because C. how D. what ( )2. A. and B. or C. but D. nor ( )3. A. got B. made C. receivedD. achieved( )4. A. And B. But C. Because D. Although ( )5. A. present B. match C. confidence D. victory ( )6. A. didB. watchedC. celebratedD. played ( )7. A. temper B. name C. hobby D. look ( )8. A. glassesB. capC. tennisD. racket ( )9. A. think B. believe C. say D. watched ( )10. A. SinceB. WhenC. AfterD. While（八）（八）China is the home of tea, 1 has more than 4, 000 years of history. People in China drink tea daily. 2 the three major drinks in China drink tea daily. 2 the three major drinks ——————tea, coffee and cocoa, tea, coffee and cocoa, tea is drunk by 3 people in the world. Tea from China, along 4 silk and porcelain, began to be known by the world over a thousand years ago and has been an important Chinese export 5 .Tea leaves 6 mainly in the area south of the Yangtze River, in the provinces of Zhejiang, Jiangxi and Fujian, because of the mild 7 and rich soil there. Longjing, Wulong, Pu'er and Tieguanyin are all 8 kinds of tea.Over the past centuries, centuries, Chinese Chinese Chinese people 9 their people 9 their people 9 their unique unique tea culture, culture, which which includes tea planting, tea-leaf picking, tea making, tea drinking and so on. Tea is 10 a popular topic which is often mentioned in dances, songs, poems and novels. ( )1. A. who B. which C. where D. when ( )2. A. InB. ForC. OfD. By ( )3. A. the number of B. a number of C. a large number ofD. the largest number of( )4. A. betweenB. withC. exceptD. besides( )5. A. at that time B. from now onC. since thenD. since now ( )6. A. produce B. are produced C. makeD. are made( )7. A. climate B. weather C. condition D. environment ( )8. A. interesting B. important C. famous D. normal( )9. A. had developed B. have developed C. developedD. are developing ( )10.A. tooB. as wellC. eitherD. also（九）（九）Today young people are taking a more active part in online activities. Although the Internet Internet can can be 1 for be 1 for students students to collect collect information information information and and communicate communicate with with their friends, teachers and parents are becoming more and more 2 about the unhealthy web content(content(内容内容内容) ) . They think that setting up "Harm-free("Harm-free(无害的无害的无害的)Internet )Internet Bars"is an important step to protect 3 .It was Sunday afternoon and there were not many 4 seats in the Feiyu Internet Bar. A few teenagers were found playing games. An employee(employee(雇员雇员雇员)was )was walking around 5 the Internet users' online activities."My job is "My job is to find to find to find anyone who anyone who anyone who is looking at harmful websites and then ask them is looking at harmful websites and then ask them not to do so," he said. “This is is 6 of 6 of the 'Harm-'Harm-free free Internet Bars' project..” Feiyu, a famous Internet Bar in Beijing, is 7 the first nineteen to join the harm-free Internet bar club.In order to help start a better 8 for teenagers' online activities, China's Communist Youth League has brought out the program 9 "Harm-free Internet Bars for Teens".Teachers and parents welcome the "Harm-free Internet Bars", but what do many school students 10 them? ( )1. A. successful B. usefulC. hopefulD. beautiful( )2. A. pleasedB. excitedC. worriedD. surprised( )3. A .schools B. the InternetC. peopleD. teenagers( )4. A. safe B. fullC. emptyD. clean( )5. A. looking B .watchingC. seeingD .finding( )6. A. part B. stepC .allD. nothing( )7. A during B. among C. between D. inside ( )8. A. future B. website C. environment D. market ( )9. A. needed B. foundedC. wantedD. called( )10. A. hear of B. talk about C. think ofD. look after（十）（十）In China, a lot of food is wasted every year and the waste food is enough for 1 people. The people. The food is wasted in restaurants, at home and in schools, etc. food is wasted in restaurants, at home and in schools, etc. In restaurants or at home, people often order or cook 2 food. But they can’t eat it up. can’t eat it up. When they When they When they go out of go out of go out of a a a restaurant, restaurant, restaurant, full and happy, they never look full and happy, they never look back 3 the uncertain food on the table again. Should Chinese consumers(消费者) be 4 for the terrible waste?In schools, we can often see a lot of students 5 food away after meals and they only eat the food they like.Everyone is supposed to have enough food to eat. However, in some places, the food is so little 6 a lot of people died from hunger hunger（饥饿（饥饿（饥饿). ). Although China has tried hard to solve the 7 of hunger over the past thirty years, the job is not finished yet. Food is important to us all. We 8 live without food. So 9 is necessary for us to love food and try to eat up everything on our plates. When we eat in restaurants, we should pack up the leftovers(plates. When we eat in restaurants, we should pack up the leftovers(剩菜剩饭剩菜剩饭剩菜剩饭). We ). We also need to tell other people to stop 10 food as soon as possible.（ ）1. A. 200 million B.200 millionsC. 200 million ofD. 200 millions of （ ）2. A. too many B. many too C. too muchD. much too（ ）3. A. in B. at C. on D. up （ ）4. A. interested B. excited C. happy D. sorry（ ）5. A. throw B. threw C. thrown D. to throw （ ）6. A. which B. when C. where D. that（ ）7. A. problem B. questionC. dangerD. mistake（ ）8. A. can B. can’t B. can’t C. mustn’t C. mustn’tD. must （ ）9. A. it B. he C. she D. they（ ）10. A. waste B. to waste C. wasting D. to be wasted参考答案：参考答案：（一）（一）11—5 A B C D C 65 A B C D C 6——10 A C B B D （二）（二）11—5 B C C D A 65 B C C D A 6——10 C B D C A （三）（三）11—5 D C A B B 65 D C A B B 6——10 A C D B C （四）（四）1-5 CDABD 6-10 CBACC 1-5 CDABD 6-10 CBACC （五）（五）1-5 CBACB 6-10 DADDC 1-5 CBACB 6-10 DADDC （六）（六）1-5 ACBBC 6-10 ADBDD 1-5 ACBBC 6-10 ADBDD （七）（七）1-5 ABDBD 6-10 CADCA 1-5 ABDBD 6-10 CADCA（八）（八）1-5 BCDBC 6-10 BACBD 1-5 BCDBC 6-10 BACBD （九）（九）1-5 BADCB 6-10 ABCDC 1-5 BADCB 6-10 ABCDC （十）（十）1-5 ACBDA 1-5 ACBDA 6-10 DABAC。
外研版英语九年级上册完形填空、阅读理解试题及答案
外研版英语九年级上册完形填空、阅读理解试题及答案I still ___ dollars as we walked into a store and said。
"Take the money and buy something for someone who needs it。
I'll wait for you in the car." She then walked out of the store.At that time。
I was only eight years old and had never shopped for myself。
I stood there for a few moments。
wondering what to buy and who to buy it for。
Eventually。
I thought of Bobby Decker。
a kid whose mother had died。
He didn't have a coat。
so I decided to buy him one。
I chose a red one that I thought he would like.That evening。
Grandma helped me wrap the coat in Christmas paper and write "To Bobby。
From Santa Claus" on it。
Then she drove me over to Bobby Decker's house.Grandma and I parked down the street from Bobby's house and hid in the bushes by his front yard。
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上海上海外国语大学西外外国语学校八年级英语上册期末完形填空汇编
上海上海外国语大学西外外国语学校八年级英语上册期末完形填空汇编一、八年级英语上册完形填空专项训练1．先通读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从A、B、C、D四个选项中选择可以填入空白处的最佳答案。
Last summer, I went to Yunnan on vacation with my family. We 1 four days there.Our first stop was Lugu Lake. I wondered why there was so beautiful a lake in the world. I enjoyed 2 there. We went boating and took quite a few photos. Then we went up to a hill. On the top of the 3 we got to see something beautiful. I felt like I was in a painting. I thought I would 4 forget the beautiful scenery （风景） there.The next morning we went to Lijiang by bus. It was a long 5 from Lugu Lake to Lijiang.In the afternoon we 6 After a short break （休息）, we went to walk around the town and bought Some gifts. Then we decided to try the famous （著名的） Guoqiao Rice Noodles for dinner. They were very 7 and delicious. After dinner we took a walk and enjoyed the old streets and buildings 8 the moon. The summer evening was cool.Our 9 stop was the "spring city" Kunming. We visited Dianchi, watched the birds and went to the flower market. We had a really wonderful day.The four-day trip came to a（n） 10 soon. We had to go home. Everything in Yunnan was great. It is a very beautiful and interesting place. I'm sure you'll never regret （懊悔） goingon a trip there.1. A. found B. paid C. took D. spent2. A. Staying B. climbing C. skating D. waiting3. A. photo B. hill C. lake D. painting4. A. always B. sometimes C. often D. never5. A. trip B. walk C. jump D. history6. A. got B. went C. arrived D. moved7. A. lucky B. natural C. same D. special8. A. with B. under C. by D. in9. A. first B. second C. third D. fourth10. A. place B. end C. thing D. time2．阅读下面短文，掌握大意，然后从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
(完整版)上外英语专业考研完形填空题目精选
上外英语专业考研完形填空题目精选TEXT 1(beside under aside character over distort slay suppose scrub sit separate home demonstrate tip genetic commencement accurate periodically expose address flicker investigate stand sample flaws meanwhile coincide puncture prosecution outline）An attractive American student on trial for murder can count on support 6，000 miles away in her native Seattle。
There，one of Amanda Knox’s most vocal backers is attorney Anne Bremner, who has offered her counsel pro bono to the accused's family and is a spokeswoman for Friends of Amanda。
On Friday, she sat down with TIME to go over the case against Knox, who took the witness （1）____on Friday in her murder trial。
Video footage from the crime scene of British student Meredith Kercher's murder (2) ____ on a laptop screen as Bremner points out what she deems critical (3) ____ in the collection of evidence。
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Before the 20th century the horse provided day to day transportation in the United States. Trains were used only for long-distance transportation.Today the car is the most popular sort of transportation in all of the United States. It has completely 1 the horse as a means of everyday transportation. Americans use their cars for nearly 90 per cent of all persona ___2____ .Most Americans are able to buy cars. The average price of a ___3___ made car was $2,500 in 1950, $2,740 in 1960 and up to $4,750 in 1975. During this period American car manufacturers set about ___4___ their products and work efficiency. As a result, the yearly income of the average family increased from 1950 to 1975 ___5___ than the price of cars. For this reason purchasing a new car takes a smaller __6__ of a family’s total earning today.In 1951 proportionally it took 8.1 months an average family’s___7__ to buy a new car. In 1962 a new car needed 8.3 months of a family’s annual earnings. By 1975 it only took 4.75 ___8____income. In addition, the 1975 cars were technically superior to models from previous years.The ___9___ of the automobile extends throughout the economy as the car is so important to Americans. Americans spend more money 10 their cars running than on any other item.1. A. denied B. reproduced C. replaced D. ridiculed2. A. trip B. works C. business D. travel3. A. quickly B. regularly C. rapidly D. recently4. A. raising B. making C. reducing D. improving5. A. slowest B. equal C. faster D. less6. A. part B. half C. number D. cost7. A. income B. work C. plan D. debts8. A. months B. dollar’s C. family D. year9. A. running B. notice C. influence D. discussion10. A. starting B. leaving C. keeping D. repairingMore and more people like bicycling and it is no surprise. It is fun, healthy and good for the environment.Maybe that's why there are 1.4 billion bicycles and only 400 million cars on roads worldwide today. Bikes cantake you almost anywhere, and there is no oil cost!Get on a bicycle and ride around your neighbourhood. You may discover something new all around you.Stopping and getting off a bike is easier than stopping and getting out of your car. You can bike to work andbenefit (受益) from the enjoyable exercise without polluting the environment. You don't even have to ride all theway.Folding (折叠) bikes work well for people who ride the train. Just fold the bike and take it with you. You cando the same on an airplane. A folding bike can be packed in a suitcase. You can also take a common bike withyou when you fly. But be sure to look for information by getting on airline websites. Not all airlinesarebicycle-friendly to travellers.Health Benefits of Bicycling:● It helps to prevent heart diseases.● Bicycling helps to control your weight. A 15-minute bike ride to and from work three times a week burnsoff five kilos of fat in a year.● Bicycling can improve your mood (心情). Exercise like bicycling has been shown to make people feelbetter, more relaxed and self-confident.● Bicycling is healthier than driving.1.From the passage, we know that bicycling is becoming very _______.A. surprisingB. excitingC. expensiveD. popular2.When you are riding your bicycle around your neighbourhood, you may _______.A. pollute the environment aroundB. find something you didn't noticeC. go everywhere and use a little oilD. get off your bike and begin to work3.If you travel with a folding bike, you can fold it and ______.A. get out of the carB. take it onto a trainC. put it in your purseD. go on airline websites4.One of the benefits from bicycling is that _______.A. you can fold the bicycleB. you will be friendly to othersC. you will be more relaxedD. you may get fatter and fatter5.Which is TRUE according to the passage?A. Bicycling is enjoyable exercise for people.B. Driving cars is healthier than riding bikes.C. Riding a bike pollutes your neighbourhood.D. Common bikes are welcomed by all airlines. The weekend is usually a time of rest. But today’s Chinese teenagers can hardly rest during the weekends.According to a survey, 24% of the Junior students in Beijing have classes at the weekend. Over 40% of the Junior 3 have less t 71 eight hours sleep each night because of study.Ji Ping, a Junior student in Guangzhou, h 72 to get up at 6:30 am on Saturday. Then she has a whole day of classes. On Sunday she gets to extra classes f 73 math and English. But she doesn’t complain. She says that a 74 her classmates work hard on Sunday.Liu Yang is from Dalian. As a Junior 2 student, his weekends is less busy. But he also spends Saturday in school. On Sunday, after f 76 homework, he plays basketball. He feels happy b 77 he still has time to do the things he likes.A few students are quite a bit luckier. Yang Qing, a Junior 3 student from Zibo, Shangdong, is one of them. During the weekends, she usually gets up at 8:00. Then she s 79 some time doing homework. After that she is free to go shopping or watch TV. “Don’t push yourself too much. Learning well at school is e 80 ,” she said. And she is a top student.than has for all finishing because spends enough。
上海上海外国语大学西外外国语学校八年级英语下册期末完形填空汇编
上海上海外国语大学西外外国语学校八年级英语下册期末完形填空汇编一、八年级英语下册完形填空专项训练1．阅读下列短文，从A、B、c三个选项中选出一个能正确填入相应空格内的最佳答案。
Robert is a great golf player. One day, he won a competition and got some money.1 receiving the check（支票）, he prepared to leave. He walked alone to his car and2 a young woman.The young woman stopped him and said congratulations on his 3 . Then she told him that her child was badly 4 and was dying. But her family was poor and she couldn't affordto pay the hospital bill.Robert was moved by her story, 5 he gave his winning check to the woman. "Make some good days for the 6 ," he said as he put the check into her hand.The next week, a policeman asked Robert whether he gave a check to a young woman. Robert 7 ."Well." said the policeman. "I have bad news for you. She does not have a sick baby. She's not even married. She cheated you, my friend.""You 8 there is no baby who is dying?" Robert asked."Yes, that's right，" said the policeman."That's the 9 news I've heard all week." Robert said happily. "Life is more important."Good news or bad news? It depends on how you see things. Robert chose to go on with his life 10 . We should learn from him.1. A. Before B. After C. Without2. A. saved B. got C. met3. A. success B. job C. check4. A. ill B. poor C. healthy5. A. although B. so C. if6. A. doctor B. mother C. baby7. A. waved B. clapped C. nodded8. A. help B. show C. mean9. A. best B. worst C. saddest10. A. slowly B. sadly C. happily2．完形填空Once upon a time，a rich man wanted to make a trip to another town. He tried not only to take things to sell but also to take money to 1 things with. He 2 to take ten servants（仆人）with him. They would 3 the things to sell and the food to 4 on their trip. Before they started，a little boy ran up to 5 and asked to 6 with them.The rich man said to the little boy，“Well， 7 may go with us. 8 you are the smallest，the thinnest and the weakest of all my 9 ， you can't carry a 10 load （担子）. You must 11 the lightest one to carry. ”The boy thanked his master and chosethe biggest load to carry. That was bread. "You are 12 ." said his master, "That is the biggest and the heaviest one." The boy didn't say 13 and lifted the load gladly.On the trip they walked for days and at last they got to the town. All the servants were very tired 14 the little servant. Do you know 15 ? Most of the bread was eaten during the trip and a little was left when they arrived at the town.1. A. eat B. buy C. change D. get2. A. decided B. liked C. hoped D. tried3. A. lend B. bring C. carry D. borrow4. A. cook B. eat C. buy D. drink5. A. the load B. the servants C. the road D. the rich man6. A. stop B. stay C. go D. talk7. A. you B. he C. it D. they8. A. So B. If C. Because D. But9. A. family B. guests C. servants D. things10. A. heavy B. light C. small D. difficult11. A. eat B. choose C. pick up D. understand12. A. brave B. right C. clever D. silly13. A. something B. anything C. nothing D. Everything14. A. about B. of C. except D. with15. A. who B. when C. that D. why3．阅读下面短文，掌握大意，然后从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
上海上海外国语大学附属双语学校八年级英语下册期末完形填空汇编
上海上海外国语大学附属双语学校八年级英语下册期末完形填空汇编一、八年级英语下册完形填空专项训练1．阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
My mother told me we would have a yard sale this weekend. Yesterday I cleared out lots of old things from my bedroom. I had to 1 five things I no longer use. At first, I was quite sad. Because I found 2 toys that I don't play anymore but still want to keep. I have owned thetoy car since my sixth birthday, and I played with it almost every day 3 I was ten. I didn't want to lose my toy bear, either. It was one of my favorite toys. It came from my grandmother. I have had it 4 five years. I wanted to keep them because they brought back many sweet memories. "Maybe some kids need the toys more than you. They don't fit you anymore. But they can bring 5 to the kids," my mother said. In the end, I gave away the toys to kids in need happily.1. A. buy B. sell C. collect D. waste2. A. much B. little C. many D. few3. A. until B. after C. as soon as D. unless4. A. since B. at C. for D. in5. A. stress B. illness C. time D. joy2．阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
上海上海外国语大学西外外国语学校八年级下册英语完形填空测试卷附答案
上海上海外国语大学西外外国语学校八年级下册英语完形填空测试卷附答案一、八年级英语下册完形填空专项训练1．完形填空It was an unforgettable night. The noisy Mexico City gradually 1 . The main Olympic stadium was in darkness. 2 he finished making the scenes that the marathon winners celebrated the victory, Greenspan, a world famous documentary producer，found the stadium 3 .He was leaving for the hotel when he suddenly saw a man running into the stadium .The man ran out of breath, 4 he didn't stop .After he got to the goal, he fell down on the ground.Greenspan 5 this was a marathon athlete, so he went over to ask why the athlete ranto the goal with such a difficulty .The young man replied, "That my 6 sent me here is notto let me start of a race in the competition, but to make me 7 the game. I have fallen behind all other runners, but I have a goal 8 them. I will run to the goal because my motherland is watching me from behind." Moved by what he said, Greenspan 9 the most touching scene in the history of the Olympic Games to every corner of the world. Life should havea 10 of reaching the peak（顶峰），yet the most important is not whether we can reach the peak but whether we have made the greatest efforts—to reach the goal in the mind is a success.1. A. slowed down B. calmed down C. put down D. came down2. A. Since B. Before C. After D. Until3. A. empty B. large C. bright D. full4. A. so B. and C. but D. or5. A. guessed B. hoped C. introduced D. wondered6. A. family B. coach C. friend D. country7. A. play B. watch C. complete D. stop8. A. for B. like C. against D. to9. A. spread B. made C. recorded D. wrote10. A. decision B. dream C. suggestion D. lesson2．阅读短文，从每题所给选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
上海外国语大学英专考研真题
2010年日语二外日语：对日语并没太上心，平时看也权当放松调节，也跟很多人一样，把副词、词组、不会的语法全都抄下来，就是没有背下来> <日语应该有九道题，共四页，（看试卷的时候窃笑，后来就笑不出来了）假名汉字各六分。
第三题应该是助词选择三选一，共十题，也不难。
第一页纯粹是送分。
第四道大题就是那些副词，选词填空13个词选10个（大概我对选词填空有阴影，都是英综完型害的吧><），头就开始大了，きらきらひらひらどころがかかわらず（记不清了），只记得有一句是孩子明眸闪闪，就是填きらきら。
第五题也是选词，我全傻了，10分，一题2分，之前的题都是一分，都是和ない组成的词，好像有个すまない，忘了，那五题我全用蒙的。
第六题还是选择，记不清考什么了，二选一，不难。
日译汉四题20分，很长，翻完写了A4纸满满一页，第二小题是欧美商务和个人事务分开，日本则是在酒桌娱乐场所谈生意。
第三小题是孩子不是父母的东西，父母都知道，他们说孩子想干什么就干什么，可又说你们不能干这个不能干那个，第四小题是知之为知之不知为不知，别不懂装懂，不懂要问。
（我说的比较玄乎，大概内容是那些，第一小题我忘了）。
汉译日五句话15分好像，给关键词组，第一句是“我有没有写名字，以防万一我还是看一下（念のため）”。
还有一句是“经过商量，小李他们决定元旦做牛肉盖浇饭（に決める）”。
那天中午我去永和豆浆吃的就是牛肉盖浇饭，摊手。
最后一句是“据我所知，大家都到会场了（限る之类的真想不起来了）”。
最后两篇阅读，也是送分题，不难。
今年难度集中在第二页第三页，就是副词那块，和蹩脚的日汉翻译。
有人说上外难度接近JLPT2级，我觉得副词那块可能比二级有些略难，二级改革后什么样我不知道，但二级改革前没那么难。
有几个副词压根在新编三本没见过，其它都只有三级水平吧，还是四级。
没必要纠结到底上外的二外和二级哪个难，二级最难的是听力，我考的时候周围一圈日语专业的小盆友笑得前仰后翻的我在那白眼望天，摊手无奈……这两个，个人感觉没有可比性。
XX上外实验学校中考英语完型填空专练
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更多相关xx 中考英语的信息可登录出guo，欢迎珍藏 ( 即可珍藏 )!“It’s over! Thank goodness!” school 1 and Iwas tired. I 2 at the front of the school bus.Janie,the driver, tries to 3 the unfortableatmosphere striking the match of talks. I try tolisten 4 , but usually Iam too 5 thinking about myday. On this day, however, her talk was worth 6 . was by“My father ’s ill , ”she said to no one inparticular( 特别地 ). I could see worry in her 7 . I had never seen herlike this before. She alwaysmeets students 8 a smile.With a sudden change of interest,I asked, “ what ’s wrongwith him? ”With her eyes wet and her voice 9 , she answered, “Hearttrouble. ” Her eyes lowered as shecontinued. “I ’ve already10 my mum,so I don’t think I can stand losing him. ” I t answer.My heart ached for her.I sat on the 11 thinking of the great pain my own mother was thrown into when her fatherdied.I saw how hard it couldn ’was, andstill is, for her. I wouldn’t want to anyone to go through that.Suddenly I realized Janie wasn’t only a bus 12 , that was just her job. She had a wholeworld of family and cares 13 .I suddenly 14 very selfish. I paid no attention to Janiebecause she was a bus driver. I hadjudged her by her joband brushed her off as unimportant.I shouldn ’t have been so selfish and self-centered. 15people is an art.1.A. in B. off C. over D. on2.A. ran B. walked C. sat D. stood3.A. rest B. break C. close D. open4.A. polite B. rude C. politely D. quickly5.A. busy B. free C. busily D. freely6.A. looking at B. agreeing with C. talking to D.listening to7.A. eyes B. face C. mouth D. ears8.A. with B. within C. without D. for9.A. usually B. usual C. unusual D. truly10.A. remembered B. forgotten C. lost D. missed11.A. seat B. house C. room D. desk12.A. worker B. driver C. teacher D. doctor13.A. also B. either C. too D. at all14.A. felt B. feel C. thought D. was15. A. Looking at B. Understanding C. Getting to know D. Watching经过这则短文，我们知道每一个人除了在工作中饰演不一样的社会角色外，他仍是一个一般的家庭成员，有自己的喜怒哀乐，因此我们应当互相关怀，互相爱惜，理解他人的苦处。
上海上海外国语大学西外外国语学校八年级英语完形填空专题
上海上海外国语大学西外外国语学校八年级英语完形填空专题一、八年级英语下册完形填空专项训练1．完形填空I was always busy and had too many things to do. Whenever my daughter caused me to changemy plans, I thought to myself, "We don't have time for this." So the two words I always said to her were: 1 .The other day, the two of us rode to a supermarket near our home. After shopping I bought heran ice cream, and she sat down at a table 2 , looking at the ice cream in her hand. Suddenly a 3 look was on her face. "Do I have to eat it up in a hurry, Mum?"I nearly cried when hearing this—the pains of a hurried life influenced（影响） my poor girl so deeply! As she looked at me, waiting to know if she could 4 her time. I knew I had to make a 5 . I thought of the times when I rushed my child through life, I began 6 what is really important in life…"You don't have to hurry. Just enjoy it." I said gently. Her whole face brightened and her shoulders 7 . We sat side by side talking about things that interested us.When she got to the last bite （一口）, she held it out to me, " I 8 the last bite for you, Mum," she said happily. As the icy taste put out my thirst（解渴）, I realized I just got the present of a lifetime. I 9 my child a little time… and in return, she gave me her last bite and reminded（提醒）me that things taste sweeter and love is easier to get when you stop rushing 10 life.1. A. Keep quiet B. Take care C. Hurry up D. Work hard2. A. happily B. sadly C. angrily D. nearly3. A. worried B. tired C. excited D. surprised4. A. waste B. take C. lose D. spare5. A. book B. plan C. wish D. change6. A. exercising B. forgetting C. discussing D. wondering7. A. lifted B. relaxed C. turned D. raised8. A. bought B. carried C. saved D. tasted9. A. caught B. gave C. made D. taught10. A. across B. above C. under D. through2．完形填空Nowadays, WeChat is becoming more and more popular in China. No matter where we are, we can sign up and send text or voice messages to our friends. We can also find a stranger to talk toby shaking the 1 . Another funny function is that WeChat can help to search for people 2 live nearby with the programme on. Many people like this function, 3 it can help them to find more people who they may know.In my opinion, WeChat is really 4 useful chatting tool. It can help people 5 with their friends more easily. 6 , it is also bad for people, especially for students .As you see, some people use WeChat 7 too long. It is not healthy to them .So I have some8 on how to use it in a correct way. First, we should not use it when we are studying. We can't focus on our study if we use it. Second, we must be careful. We should neither show too much personal information 9 trust strangers so much.We should learn how to use it properly. Remember, WeChat is not everything in your life.10 depend too much on it.1. A. radio B. phone C. computer D. TV2. A. where B. what C. who D. how3. A. though B. but C. because D. so4. A. a B. an C. the D. /5. A. argue B. sing C. dance D. communicate6. A. However B. Whoever C. Whenever D. Wherever7. A. in B. on C. of D. for8. A. advice B. message C. news D. newspaper9. A. and B. or C. but D. nor10. A. Isn't B. Don't C. Doesn't D. Didn't3．阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出能填人相应空白处的最佳选项。
上海上海外国语大学闵行实验学校八年级下册英语完形填空测试卷附答案
上海上海外国语大学闵行实验学校八年级下册英语完形填空测试卷附答案一、八年级英语下册完形填空专项训练1．根据短文理解, 从所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选择最佳答案填空。
The New York Public LibraryOne of New York's most beautiful and important 1 is 2 danger. The New York public Library in the heart, of the city may 3 close its door.The library is in 4 part of the city. But there is grass and trees around it, and some chairs for people to sit 5 . Even in crowded New York, its rooms are large and high. Here,a 6 sit and 7 in comfort. The library has 8 thirty million books and drawings. Some of them very important. Every New Yorker can see and 9 the library books free.But the cost of running the library has risen fast in recent years and the library doesn't have 10 to go on with its work. In the past, it was open every evening and also on Saturday and Sundays. Now it is closed at that time to save money.1. A. build B. builds C. building D. buildings2. A. at B. in C. on D. with3. A. to B. has to C. have to D. be4. A. busy B. busier C. busiest D. the busiest5. A. down B. at C. up D. in6. A. teacherr B. student C. writer D. reader7. A. sing B. think C. talk D. read aloud8. A. more B. many C. less D. over9. A. fetch B. borrow C. take D. keep10. A. many money B. little money C. enough money D. any money2．完形填空Why won't my teacher believe me? I was a 1 student. I always do my homework. I did 2 of my work last night, but now I don't have it. My 3 thinks it's because I'm busy practising basketball for the school game. I am busy, 4 that's not why I don't have my homework today, I really did my homework. But my dog ate it! I know, it's an 5 story. Students say it all the time. But this time, it's 6 .Last night I went home late after practising basketball. So I did my homework and ate dinner 7 . But I was so careless that I dropped some 8 on my paper！It was very late, so I didn't copy it on clean paper. I just put it on the table and went to bed, 9 that my dog Max loves meat. Later last night, he jumped up onto the table and 10 my homework. When I got up this morning, there was only a small piece of paper on the floor.1. A. good B. bad C. lazy D. quiet2. A. none B. some C. all D. most3. A. headmaster B. teacher C. mother D. classmate4. A. so B. and C. but D. because5. A. interesting B. old C. important D. difficult6. A. wrong B. right C. true D. interesting7. A. for a while B. one by one C. at the same time D. as usual8. A. meat B. soup C. rice D. vegetable9. A. noticing B. forgetting C. remembering D. realizing10. A. ate B. polluted C. tasted D. tore3．完形填空Canton Porcelain （广彩）has a history of more than 300 years, dating back to the Qing Dynasty （1636-1911）. Canton Porcelain became popular around the world 1 its beautiful colors.Xu Enfu is known as a Canton Porcelain master. Xu Junru, his daughter, showed 2 great love for it when she was a little girl. She enjoyed staying with her father while he 3 the porcelain painting. They think it's necessary 4 them to add modern patterns into their pieces. They mix modern techniques 5 a traditional feel. Cartoon patterns, such as Hello Kitty and Doraemon 6 on the plates. This idea wins children's hearts. Their works are so wonderful 7 they attract many foreigners. They decide 8 this traditional skill to people around the world.A group of foreigners 9 to join this Canton Porcelain workshop held by GD Today. They were 10 to experience how to make Canton Porcelain.Mansha said, "It is my first time to paint on a plate or porcelain. It's difficult for me to do the black line." Foreigners had about just one hour to finish 11 patterns and colors for their own plates. Oxana challenged herself to paint the Canton Tower on 12 own to remember her time in Guangzhou. Simon painted a Chinese character 13 on the plate. It was a good idea that he made this plate for his grandma in U.K..14 you are interested in it, you can attend the training class on making Canton Porcelain. It is really good for you 15 it to your family and friends as a gift!1. A. because of B. because C. so D. as2. A. the B. an C. / D. a3. A. makes B. making C. made D. was making4. A. with B. of C. for D. on5. A. into B. with C. up D. in6. A. can be painted B. can paint C. was painted D. painted7. A. as B. until C. till D. that8. A. introduced B. introducing C. to introduce D. introduce9. A. invited B. were invited C. are invited D. invite10. A. luckily enough B. luck enough C. lucky enough D. enough luck11. A. design B. designing C. to design D. designed12. A. she B. he C. his D. her13. A. success B. successful C. successfully D. succeed14. A. If B. As C. Unless D. While15. A. to send B. send C. sending D. sent4．完形填空In many space films, whenever the Earth faces danger, humans always leave the planet in spaceships. But the latest Chinese science fiction movie, The Wandering Earth, offers a 1 idea.The film is based on a short story by a Chinese science fiction writer, Liu Ci xin. In this film, the Earth is in 2 of being damaged by the dying sun. In response, humans around the world work together to build a giant engine system （发动机系统） that will push the Earth 3 the Sun. Instead of giving up the Earth, this time we will 4 it with us.For thousands of years, “homeland” has played an important role in the hearts and minds of Chinese people. One old idiom is “luoyeguigen”, which means 5 one's homeland in old age, like fallen leaves coming back to the roots of their tree. It shows that Chinese people have their closer ties with their 6 .The special cultural background of Chinese is probably what sets The Wandering Earth different from Hollywood-style space films."What is Chinese science fiction?" Guo Fan, the film's director, said in an interview. "There is no more about superheroes to save humans alone. In Chinese culture, we 7 try our best to bring everyone together. This is what we saw in the movie. So the way that can really express our culture and spirit can be called a 8 science fiction. Otherwise, we just copy others and tell the same American stories."And the makers of The Wandering Earth chose the best time to tell its Chinese science fiction story. The film was shown on Feb 5, the first day of Chinese New Year. It was a time when many people had just made the 9 journey back to their hometowns no matter how busy the traffic they had to face. So to them, there is only one possible way to tell the story: The 10 goes wherever humans go, because it's our home.1. A. same B. different C. similar D. useful2. A. fear B. safety C. danger D. need3. A. away from B. next to C. out of D. close to4. A. leave B. take C. follow D. play5. A. leaving for B. setting off C. returning to D. getting to6. A. parents B. space C. children D. homeland7. A. never B. always C. seldom D. once8. A. Chinese B. American C. Worldwide D. Hollywood9. A. hard B. sad C. lonely D. serious10. A. Space B. Sun C. Traffic D. Earth5．通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选择可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
上海上海外国语大学西外外国语学校完形填空汇编中考英语专项训练含答案解析
上海上海外国语大学西外外国语学校完形填空汇编中考英语专项训练含答案解析一、中考英语完形填空汇编1．阅读下列短文，从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
It's fun to receive presents. It also feels good to give to others. So what's the best way to budget （预算） your money and shop 1 ? Susan Beacham of Money Savvy Generation,a US company that teaches money management skills to kids, 2 some advice." My first tipis to make a list," says Beacham. She suggests that kids talk with their families about to 3 they should give gifts and how much they should spend. Take the 4 with you to the store. "Make sure that you do the maths," says Beacham. "If you've just spent $30 （184 yuan）5 someone you were going to spend $25 on, you're going to have to spend $5 less on somebody else." The6 to budgeting is staying within the boundaries （范围） you'veset for yourself. What to do if you just can't 7 buying things once you're in a mall? The answer is pretty easy – bring only a small amount of money with you. 8 you see an expensive item that you really want to buy, wait a few days and see if you're still 9 it. Chances are, you won't even remember it. Do you have enough money? If not, make 10 . And don't forget – not everyone needs a store-bought gift. Some of the best presents are free.1. A. badly B. easily C. hardly D. wisely2. A. takes B. follows C. learns D. has3. A. whom B. when C. what D. which4. A. book B. map C. list D. wallet5. A. to B. on C. with D. at6. A. key B. way C. answer D. solution7. A. stop B. wait C. remember D. stand8. A. As B. If C. So D. But9. A. thinking over B. thinking about C. thinking up D. thinking for10. A. mistakes B. decisions C. changes D. suggestions【答案】（1）D；（2）D；（3）A；（4）C；（5）B；（6）A；（7）A；（8）B；（9）B；（10）C；【解析】【分析】短文大意：本文介绍了Susan教孩子们管理钱和省钱买礼物的方法。
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Mr Proglio appears to agree with EDF’s21. He told France’s parliament this month that he was unsure whether EDF should expand to America by completing the deal with Constellation. “He doesn’t want EDF to22too many hares at the same time,” says a person close to the government. Yet Mr Proglio seems to have grandiose ideas of his own. EDF’s next-generation reactor, called the EPR, is designed by Areva, another state-controlled French firm. Areva is in difficulty because the first EPR, under construction in Finland, is well behind23and far over budget. This week Mr Proglio said that EDF should take control of the bit of Areva that builds reactors. The idea is a radical one, and Areva will certainly resist it—but it indicates the uncertainty surrounding EDF’s strategy.
EDF is also facing operational troubles. France has had to import large quantities of electricity this year because almost a third of its nuclear plants went out of14at some point, eor15. France’s grid operator recently warned that the country could even suffer power16this winter. One17cause, says Sofia Savvantidou of Citigroup, an investment bank, is many years of underinvestment. As well as spending more on everyday maintenance, EDF will need to invest to extend the life of its French reactors from 40 to 60 years. A few years ago it thought the cost would be18, but now it reckons it will need to spend €400mon each plant.
The rising cost of building new nuclear plants is another worry. Higher prices for cement and steel, the complexity of building new designs for the first time and onerous safety requirements are all adding to EDF’s bills and threatening profits. “Every morning we get a new safety request,” complains one executive. The24of the nuclear supply-chain over recent decades (there is only one supplier in the world for some components) and the sudden rush by multiple governments to spur construction are also25of inflation.
Even for EDF, however, the costs are9. In 2008 it bought British Energy, a utility which owns eight nuclear plants, for £12.5 billion ($22.5 billion). Earlier this month, after a long wait for regulatory10, it concluded a 11 to buy half of the nuclear assets of Constellation Energy, an American utility, for $4.5 billion. On top of these acquisitions it plans to build11new reactors (four in Britain, four in America, two in China and one in France). It also wants to build four plants in Italy and is12to build several in the United Arab Emirates, as part of a consortium in both places. These investments will stretch the firm’s balance-sheet. Debt now stands at €37 billion ($53 billion) and could rise to €65 billion by 2017-18, according to a report from HSBC, a bank. To help13its debt, the firm plans to make disposals worth €5 billion by the end of 2010.
According to one adviser, the problems with EDF’s fleet this year show there has been “too much attention given to financing international19and not enough to the basics of running the plants at home.” Some government officials want EDF to restrict itself mainly to Europe. Such a change of strategy would doubtless please the firm’s unions, which fear that expanding abroad will encourage it to20more like a listed company and less like a government bureaucracy.
EDF has long exported its nuclear-energy expertise, but earned only advisory fees for its efforts. It helped build China’s nuclear fleet, for example, for a few million euros. Now, as growth at homeslows, it wants to make bigger5by building and6nuclear plants of its own abroad. After all, it is one of very few utilities that can7to build several reactors by itself, without sharing the risk with partners or governments. And in an industry which atrophied after accidents at Three Mile Island in America and Chernobyl in8is now Ukraine, it has relatively extensive recent experience of building and operating modern nuclear plants.