西安市中高考英语完形阅读综合练 优秀奖 省赛获奖

西安市25中高考英语：完形、阅读综合练（二）【1】GiveLoveWingsTherewasoncealonelygirlwholongedsomuchforlove．Onedaywhileshewaswalkinginthewoods，she1twostarvingbirds．Shetookthemhomeandputtheminasmallcage．Shecaredforthemwith2andthebirdsgrewstrong．Everymorningthey3herwithawonderfulsong．Thegirlfeltgreatloveforthebirds．Onedaythegirlleftthedoortothecage4．Thelargerandstrongerofthetwobirdsflewfromthecage．Thegirlwasso5thathewouldflyaway．Asheflewclose，she6himwildly．Herheartfeltgladathersuccessincatchinghim．Suddenlyshefeltthebird7limp(四肢无力的)．Sheopenedherhandandstaredin8atthedeadbird．Herdesperatelovehadkilledhim．Shenoticedtheotherbirdmovingbackandforthontheedgeofthecage．Shecouldfeelhisgreatneedfor9．Heneededtoflyintotheblueclearsky．Sheliftedhimfromthecageandthrewhim10intotheair．Thebirdcircledonce，twice，threetimes．Thegirlwatched11atthebird’senjoyment．Herheartwasnolongerconcernedwithherloss．Shewantedthebirdtobehappy．Suddenlythebirdflewcloserandlandedsoftlyonhershoulder．Itsangthesweetest12thatshehadeverheard．Thefastestwaytoloseloveistoholdonittootight．Thebestwaytokeeploveistogiveitwings!1．A．found B．caught C．covered D．kicked2．A．excitement B．love C．sorrow D．pleasure3．A．filled B．greeted C．shared D．disturbed4．A．locked B．remote C．open D．closed5．A．frightened B．surprised C．concerned D．expected6．A．beat B．picked C．took D．grasped7．A．changed B．grew C．come D．go8．A．excuse B．horror C．heart D．joke9．A．water B．food C．freedom D．company10．A．angrily B．hopelessly C．strongly D．softly11．A．delightedly B．fortunately C．publicly D．disappointedly12．A．rock B．tune C．music D．jazz【2】TheWallStreetJournalAsiaEdition(U．S．)，theGlobeandMail(Canada)，theGuardian(U．K．)and1．foreignnewsagencies，haverecentlypublishedarticlesonChina’searthquakerelief．2．haveallpraisedtheearthquakereliefeffortsmadebytheChinesegovernment．TheWallStreetJournalAsiaEditionpublishedanarticleonMay21sayingthat3．theeighthdayofthemostseriousnaturaldisaster4．Chinaindecades，rescuingsurvivorsfromtheruinshadbeenquicklyreplacedbythechallengeofhelpingthem．Thearticlesaidthatpeopleoverseas5．deeplybyearthquakereliefeffortsbytheChinesegovernment．TheAssociatedFrenchPress(AFP)reportedonMay21thatChinahasbecomemoreopenin6．campaign．Aircraftloaded7．reliefsuppliesfromUkraine，Russia，theUnitedStates，SingaporeandothercountrieshavearrivedindisasterareasinsouthwesternChina．TheAssociatedPress(AP)publishedanarticleonMay21reportingthatChinaismakinggreateffortstodealwithaverydifficulttaskcausedbytheearthquakehowtoprovidetemporarysheltersforsomanypeople．Thearticlesaidthatmanytentshavebeenbuilt，andfoodandmedicalcareareprovidedtothepeople8．liveshavebeencompletelydisruptedbytheearthquake．TheGlobalandMailofCanadapublishedanarticleonMay20thatsaidtherapidearthquakereliefworkinSichuandemonstratesChina’spowerfuleconomicstrength．【3】ArchaeologistssaidStonehenge，Britain’smostfamousprehistoricmonument，mayhavebeenanancientpilgrimage(朝圣)siteforthesickwhobelieveditsstoneshadhealingqualities．Ithasalwaysbeenamysterywhybluestones，thesmallerstonesthatformpartofthecircle，weretransportedaround155milesfromPreseliHillsinWalestoWiltshireinsouthernEngland．ArchaeologistsfromBournemouthUniversity，whocarriedoutthediginApril—thefirstatStonehengesince1964—believethebluestoneswererespectedashealingstones．“ItwasthemagicalqualitiesofthesestonesthattransformedthemonumentandmadeitaplaceofpilgrimageforthesickandtheinjuredoftheNeolithicworld(新石器时代)，”astatementfromthearchaeologistteamsaid．GeoffreyWainwright，presidentoftheSocietyofAntiquariesofLondonandoneoftheexpertsleadingthework，saidthatonereasonwhichledtotheconclusionwasthatanumberoftheburialsaroundStonehengeshowedsignsofinjuryanddisability．Thearchaeologistssaidinthestatementthatradio­carbondating(放射性碳测年法)puttheconstructionofthecircleofbluestonesatbetween2400B．C．and2200B．C．，afewcenturieslaterthanoriginallythought．Buttheyfoundpiecesofcharcoaldatingfrombefore7000B．C．，showinghumanswereactiveintheareamuchearlierthanpreviouslythought．Duringthedig，theresearchersalsofoundRomanceramics(陶器)andancientstonehammers．“Wenowknow，muchtooursurpriseanddelight，thatStonehengewasnotjustaprehistoricmonument，butitwasaRomanandmediaeval(中世纪的)monument，”saidWainwright．Anotheroftheteamleaders，TimDarvillofBournemouthUniversity，saidthebluestonesappearedtobethemostimportanttothepurposeofStonehengealthoughitmayhavehadmorethanonefunction．OthertheoriesaboutStonehengearethatitwasareligioussiteorthatitactedasacalendar．1．FarawaybluestonesweretransportedtoWiltshireprobablybecausethey．A．wereofgreatvalueatthetimeB．lookedmorebeautifulthanthestonesthereC．lookedlikegreendiamondsD．werethoughttohavethefunctionoftreatment2．Beforebluestonesweretransportedthere，Stonehengemayhavebeenusedonlyas．A．amonument B．apilgrimagesiteC．areligiousimage D．acemetery3．Thearchaeologistteamdrewtheconclusionbythefactthat．A．manypiecesofcharcoalwerefoundaroundStonehengeB．radio­carbondatingwasusedtocheckthebluestonesC．manybodiesofthesickandtheinjuredwerefoundburiedaroundStonehengeD．humanswereactivearoundStonehengebefore7000B．C．4．couldprovet