完型填空之日常生活类特训.docx
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完型填空之日常生活类特训
完型填空之日常生活类特训
(一)
___41___thefastspeedthattechnologycanmoveat.Butthereisagroupofpeoplewhocannot___42___.
Itisthegroupofpeoplewhoarecaughtupbetweentraditionaland___43___society,sortoflikethemiddlechildintechnologyadvancement---notexactlyoldand___44___change,buttryingveryhardtobecomemodernized,endingupbeing___45___inthemiddle.Theyare40to60yearsoldand___46___thelatestiPhoneorSamsungphoneorHuawei.TheybuyaniPadjust___47___theycanaffordto,andplaythesamegamesonalargerscreen.
Theyarealmostliketheteenagersfiveyearsago,___48___ontheirphoneplayingagameorusingsocialmedia.They’reeverywhere.AndIsawsomethingtodaythatmademeextremely___49___.
Onatrain,amotherwas___50___playingaCandyCrush-likegame.Herdaughterwassmilingbesideher.Thelittlegirl,aboutfiveyearsold,wastalkingtohermotheraboutherday,___51___thenextstop’snamecheerily---withobviouslydesperateattemptstogethermother’s___52___.
Themother?
Allshedidwasnodandsaytheoccasional“mmhm”.Withhereyesonthe___53___,sheconcentratedoncompletingthelevel.Iwatchedthegirlmakeafinal___54___togethermomtolookather,andwhenshefailed,she___55___andfellsilentanddefeated.
Itbrokemyheart,andgotme___56___:
Whatkindofgamecanmakeyou___57___thatyouhavethemostbeautifulthingintheworld,apersonyoulovewithallyourheart?
Whatdoesit___58___whenyouwon’tevenlookintohereyesorlistentoher?
Thescenewassofamiliaryearsagowhenparents___59___thattheirchildrenweretoointerestedintheirmobiledevices.Lookathowthetableshaveturnednow.I’m___60___whethertolaughortocry.ButallIcandonowishopethatthisstormpasses.
41.A.increase B.challenge C.celebrate D.accelerate
42.A.makeup B.keepup C.turnup D.fixup
43.A.stressful B.complicated C.developing D.modern
44.A.resisting B.accepting C.expecting D.considering
45.A.lost B.stuck C.set D.involving
46.A.own B.sell C.pick D.bring
47.A.as B.when C.until D.because
48.A.seldom B.never C.always D.ever
49.A.sad B.happy C.confused D.curious
50.A.tiredof B.goodat C.focusedon D.usedto
51.A.shouting B.whispering C.murmuring D.uttering
52.A.advice B.attention C.support D.reward
53.Awindow B.girl C.book D.screen
54.A.talk B.sigh C.attempt D.practice
55.A.sighed B.sealed C.spoke D.enclosed
56.A.working B.realizing C.learning D.wondering
57.A.forget B.feel C.imagine D.recognize
58.A.change B.mean C.prove D.explain
59.A.admitted B.decided C.complained D.questioned
60.A.uncertain B.uninterested C.afraid D.serious
(二)
Ithasoftenbeensaidthataperson’slifeisthesumtotaloftheirexperience.Thatseemslikeasimple 41 ,butifoneacceptsthis,thenwhydosomanyofusengageinpracticesandactivitieswhicharenegativeandactually 42 us?
43 thefamilyoffourwhodecidedtoeachcleanadifferentarea.Theyeachtookasponge(海绵),didthe 44 ,andthenplacedthembackinthekitchen.
Avisitorcamealongwhowas 45 towhatwascleanedinthehome,butcouldn’ttellby 46 sincethespongesalllookedthesame.So,inorderto47 hiscuriosity,hedecidedtosqueezeeachspongetoseewhatcameout.
Whenthefirstspongewassqueezed,somecolacameout,sothevisitor 48 someonecleanedthekitchenwiththatone.Uponsqueezingthesecond,hefoundmotoroil,so 49 ,someonewascleaningthegarage.Inthethird,babypowdercameoutwhenitwassqueezed,
which 50 thatthebaby’snurserywasdone.And 51,inthelastonewaswax(蜡),whichwas 52 onthefloor.
Asthevisitorlaidthelastspongedown,heagainremarkedontheirsimilarity.Theyalllookedthesame 53 theyweresqueezed.
The54 welearnedhereisthatasindividualswearenotdifferentfromasponge.Wecanonlysqueezeoutwhatis 55.Asbabies,wearebornintothisworld 56 .Wearelikeanewsponge.Aswegothrough 57,our“sponge”isfilledwiththingswe 58throughexperiences.
Ifwelookforthegoodinothersand 59 tokeepapositiveattitudearound,thenaslifesqueezesuswewillhaveabetterchanceofcopying.Ifweareconstantlyfinding 60withothersandlookforexcusesforourbehavior,whenlifesqueezesuswemaynotlikewhatcomesout.
41.A.example B.statement C.task D.explanation
42.A.deny B.punish C.hurt D.cheat
43.A.Consider B.Start C.Support D.Believe
44.A.ordering B.cleaning C.cooking D.cutting
45.A.sensitive B.familiar C.curious D.nervous
46.A.feeling B.drying C.smelling D.looking
47.A.arouse B.inspire C.satisfy D.protect
48.A.declared B.proved C.imagined D.judged
49.A.obviously B.fortunately C.simply D.generally
50.A.reported B.meant C.allowed D.supposed
51.A.finally B.suddenly C.quickly D.frequently
52.A.drawn B.used C.examined D.discovered
53.A.if B.though C.since D.until
54.A.evidence B.project C.lesson D.excuse
55.A.putaway B.handedout C.takenback D.putin
56.A.hungry B.confident C.pure D.alive
57.A.life B.danger C.materials D.plans
58.A.find B.absorb C.understand D.afford
59.A.try B.help C.agree D.pretend
60.A.mistakes B.disease C.friendship D.fault
(三)
Oneday,mywifesuggestedthatIshouldspendsometimewithmymother.Mymotherlivedalone,butthe 41 ofmyworkandmythreechildrenmadeitimpossibletovisither 42 .WhenI 43 toinvitehertogooutfordinneranda 44 ,shewassurprisedbymy 45 requestbutagreedwith 46 inhervoice.
ThatFridayafterwork,whileIwas 47 overtoherhouse,Iwasabit 48 .Whenarriving,I 49 herwaitinginthedoorwithhercoaton,appearingtobeanxiousaboutourdateaswell.Withherhaircurled,shewaswearingthedressthatshehadwornonherlastwedding 50 .“ItoldmyfriendsthatIwasgoingtogooutwithmyson,andtheywere 51 ,”shesaidproudly,asshegotintothecar.
Wewenttoarestaurantthat,althoughnot 52 ,wasveryniceandcozy.Duringthedinner,wehada 53 conversation-nothingextraordinarybutcatchinguponrecenteventsofeachother’slife.Wetalkedsomuchthatwemissedthemovie.
Aswearrivedatherhouselater,shesaidfirmly,“I'llgooutwithyouagain,but 54 youletmeinviteyou.”Iagreed.
Afewdayslater,mymotherdiedofamassiveheartattack.IthappenedsosuddenlythatIdidn'thaveachancetodoanythingforher.Sometimelater,Ireceivedanenvelopewithacopyofarestaurant 55 fromthesameplacemotherandIhaddined.Anattachednotesaid:
“Ipaidthisbill 56 .Iwasn'tsurethatIcouldbethere; 57 ,Ipaidfortwoplatesafterall—oneforyouandtheotherforyourwife.Youwillneverknowwhatthatnight 58 forme.Iloveyou,son.”
AtthatmomentIunderstoodthe 59 ofsaying,intime,“ILOVEYOU.”Andtogiveourlovedonesthetimetheydeserve. Becausenothingismoreimportantinlifethanfamily...andtheyshouldn'tbe 60 until“someothertime.”
41.A.ordersB.demandsC.suppliesD.worries
42.A.happilyB.recentlyC.casuallyD.frequently
43.A.wroteB.visitedC.calledD.claimed
44.A.partyB.concertC.movieD.theatre
45.A.uncommonB.suddenC.anxiousD.strange
46.A.stonishmentB.sorrowC.embarrassmentD.delight
47.A.walkingB.drivingC.ridingD.coming
48.A.cautiousB.nervousC.excitedD.frightened
49.A.watchedB.imaginedC.noticedD.recognized
50.A.anniversaryB.ceremonyC.dayD.scene
51.A.satisfiedB.doubtfulC.awkwardD.impressed
52.A.hospitableB.elegantC.peacefulD.convenient
53.A.smartB.specialC.politeD.pleasant
54.A.incaseB.evenifC.onlyifD.asif
55.A.invitationB.advertisementC.receiptD.application
56.A.onpurposeB.inreturnC.inadvanceD.forlong
57.A.thusB.howeverC.meanwhileD.instead
58.A.meantB.didC.introducedD.suggested
59.A.functionB.importanceC.difficultyD.influence
60.A.put
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