广东省高考英语完形填空专题训练

1、广东省 2011 英语完形填空专题训练AI can still remember when I met my best friend She had just moved into theneighborhood and her grandmother brought her down to 1me I hid behind mymotherland she hid behind her grandmother， 3to look at each other Soonwe lost the 2and started playing with each otherIn the 7thgrade

2、， I first lost touch with her She was 4family problemsand I desertedher to be withofmy newfriendslikedthe because theyknew she had 5people Noneherasmuch asIdidbecausetheyknewshehad6However， every summer we could always sitat each other s house and watchsoap operas ， and talk about all the boys we li

3、kedIt was last year when I noticed the problemI guess I was too devoted in highschool to 7she needed someone there for her Anyway，she made a new best friendand so did I Then 1 didn tknow why， but she startedcutting herself!She then was diagnosed（诊断） with clinical depression At first， 1 was very8 ， b

4、ut we stillstayed in 9 I wanted to be thereforher sinceher new best friendbasically 10 her and people were calling her 11Yesterday she came to me and said：“ I never knew what a best friend was untilyou were the only person that would stop me cutting I 12 you so much， and youdidn t even know you were

5、13 me ”We both cried And I guess a kind of 14 from my life so far is never to giveup on your friendsEven if they arent as cool as others， or people think theyare crazy ，they need someone there Ifyou desertthem，you willonly be 15 yourself.1 A followB meetC joinD support2 A scaredB annoyedC worriedD d

6、elighted3 A temperB interestC confidenceD shyness4 A taking upB getting throughC goingthroughD making up5 A happierB coolerC strongerD cleverer用心爱心专心16 A problemsB shortcomingsC partnersD disabilities7 A admitB acceptC considerD realize8 A calmB considerateC upsetD helpful9 A placeB touchC controlD

7、mood10 A confusedB botheredC remindedD deserted11 A crazyB stubbornC clumsyD stupid12 A expectB influenceC appreciateD demand13 A urgingB blamingC helpingD hurting14 A honourB favourC pleasureD lesson15 A innocentB successfulC guiltyD reliableBIt iscommonly believedthat schoolis where peoplego toget

8、education.16,ithas been saidthattodaychildreninterrupttheir educationtogo toschool.The17between schooling and education suggested by this is important.Educationis18,compared withschooling.Education knows no edges. Itcantake place19, whether in the school or on the job, whether in a kitchenoron a tra

9、ctor.Itincludesboththe20learningthattakesplacein schoolsand the whole universe of learning out of class.21the experience ofschoolingcan be known in advance,educationquiteoftenproducessurprises.A chancetalk with a 22may lead to a person to discover how23he knows ofanother country. People obtain educa

10、tion from24on. Education, then, is avery 25andunlimited term. Itislifelongexperiencethatstartslong26thestartof school,and one thatshouldbe a necessarypartofone s entirelife.Schooling,on theotherhand,isa27experience,whose stylechanges28from one way to the next. Throughout a country, children arrive a

11、t school at thesame time,take29seats,use similar textbooks, do homework, and30,and so on. Schooling has usually been limited by the edges of the subjects beingtaught.16. A. ThenB. HoweverC. ThusD. Therefore用心爱心专心217 A. differenceB. importanceC. useD.problem18.A. unexpectedB. endlessC. countlessD. si

12、mple19.A. anywhereB. anywhere elseC. somewhereD.somewhere else20.A. part-timeB. publicC. standardD. strict21.A. IfB. BecauseC. SoD. Though22.A. neighbourB. friendC. foreignerD. teacher23.A. wonderfulB. wellC. greatlyD. little24.A. babiesB. grown-upsC. womenD. men25.A. longB. broadC. narrowD. short26

13、 A. thatB. whenC. afterD. before27.A. basicB. strictC. finalD.irregular28. A. unusuallyB. differentlyC. littleD .frequently29.A. largeB. newC. fixedD. small30.A take examsB. hold examsC. mark papersD. read papersCA land freefrom destruction（毁灭，破坏）, plus wealth,naturalresources,andlaborsupplyallthese

14、 were important 31inhelpingEngland to becomethecenterfortheIndustrialRevolution.32theywerenotenough.Something else was needed to startthe industrialprocess.That somethingspecialwas men 33individuals who could invent machines, find new 34ofpower, and establishbusinessorganizationsto reshape society.T

15、he men who createdthe machines of the Industrial Revolution 35from many backgrounds and manyoccupations. Many of them were 36inventors than scientists. A man who isa pure scientist is primarily interested in doing his research 37.He isnot necessarilyworking 38thathis findingscan be used. An inventor

16、or one用心爱心专心3interested in applied science is all trying to make something that has a concreteuse. He may try to solve a problem by39the theories 40scienceorby experimentingthroughtrialand error.Regardlessof hismethod,he isworkingtoobtaina41result:the constructionof a harvestingmachine, theburningof

17、 a light bulb（灯泡） , or one of42other objectives. Most of the peoplewho 43the machines of the Industrial Revolution were inventors, nottrained scientists. A few were both scientists and inventors. Even those who hadlittle or no training in science might not have made their inventions44agroundwork had

18、 not been laid by scientists years 45.31.A. casesB. reasonsC. factorsD.situations32.A. ButB. AndC. BesidesD. Even33.A. generatingB. effectiveC. motivatingD.creative34.A. originsB. sourcesC. basesD.discoveries35.A. cameB. arrivedC. stemmedD. appeared36.A. lessB. betterC. moreD.worse37.A. happilyB. oc

19、casionallyC. reluctantlyD.accurately38.A. nowB. andC. allD. so39.A. planningB. usingC. ideaD.means40. A. ofB. withC. toD. as41. A. singleB. soleC. specializedD.specific42. A. fewB. thoseC. manyD. all43. A. proposedB. developedC. suppliedD.offered用心爱心专心444. A. asB. ifC. becauseD.while45. A. agoB. pas

20、tC. aheadD.beforeDCarmens mother Maria had just survived a serious heart attack. But withouta heart transplant(移植 )her life was in constant46.Both the mother and daughter knew that the chances were very small: finding adonor heart that47Maria s blood type could take years. However, Carmenwas determi

21、nedto save her mother.She kept48hospitalsallover the country.Days stretched out. By Christmas, Maria had trouble49 from one end of theroom tothe other. Carmen lost all hope. She fell into a50ofthe hospital,crying.“Are you okay? ” a man asked.Carmen sobbed as she toldthe strangerher story.Thismiddle-

22、agedman was namedFrank, whose wife,Cheryl, a tender and devoted motheroffourlovelychildren, hadbeen in hospital with a brain disease and wouldnt51it through the night.Suddenly, an idea came to Franks mind. He knew Cheryl had always wanted to52something from herself. Could her53go to Carmen smother?A

23、fterreviewingthe data,doctors54Frankthathiswife sheartwas bysome miracle a perfect fit for Carmens mother. They were able to55thetransplant.Thatcold night,when Cheryl was56dead,Frankcame to knockat Maria sdoor.She was57forFrank s familyThough Maria had never met Frank before,and cried.as she had bee

24、n doing every day recently.they both felta strangebond as they huggedOn New Years Eve, Carmen attended Cheryl s58with Frank s family, whowere singing their favorite song“My heart will go on.”One day later, on New Years Day, Maria59with Cheryl s heart. Yes,用心爱心专心5Cheryl s loving heart would go on, for it