基础英语完型填空练习10篇(一)

基础英语完型填空练习10篇（一）一WelcometotheScienceMuseum.My 1 isMrsWhiteandIwillbeyourguidetoday.Ifyouhaveanyquestionatanytime,pleasedon'tbeafraidto 2 .Themoreyouask，themoreyoulearn.LetmetellyouaboutthemuseumbeforeItakeyouaround.Youallhave 3 thebuildingsoyoushouldn'tgetlost.OK，onthe 4 floor，wherewearenow，youwillbeabletoseealotofinterestingscienceexperiments.Youcantrythemall5 .Wewillspendanhourheresoyouwillhavealotoftimetotryeverythingandlearnalotofnewthings.Thenwewillgotothesecondfloor.There youwillseetheITcomputersaswellasmobilephonesandthatkindofthings.Onthesameflooryoucansee6ofthecar.Wehavesomeveryoldandverynewcarsforyoutosee.Onthenextflooryouwilllearnallaboutspaceand 7 travel.YouwillseeacopyofrocketthattookYangLiwei 8 space.Onthesameflooryoucanfollowthehistoryoftheairplane.Onthetopfloor，wewilllookathowthehumanbody 9 andallaboutplants,treesandnature.So,ifyoufollowme,we'll10 .A.work B.name C.color D.jobA.ask B.speak C.have D.putA.windows B.doors C.maps D.wallsA.first B.second C.third D.fourthA.himself B.yourself C.itself D.themselvesA.history B.maths C.English D.AmericanA.earth B.sea C.space D.groundA.of B.with C.on D.intoA.does B.works C.thinks D.spellsA.keep B.gohome C.lose D.begin二TherewasaboyinIndiawhowassenttoaboardingschoolbyhisparents.1beingsentawaythisboywasthebeststudentinhisclass.2theboychangedwhenhewenttotheboardingschool.Hisgradesstarteddropping.He3beinginagroup.Hewaslonely孤独的thetime.Andsometimesheevenfeltlikekilling4.Allofthisbecausehefeltnoonelovedhim.Hisparentsstarted 5 theboy.Sohisdaddecidedtotraveltotheschoolandtalkwithhim.Theysatonthebeachnear.theschool.Thefatherstartedaskinghimcasualquestionsabouthisclasses,teachersandsports.Aftersometimehisdadsaid，"Doyouknow 6 Iamtoday,mydearson?”Theboyansweredback,"tocheckygrades."No,no,Idon'tcareaboutyour7”hisdadreplied“Iamheretotellyouthatyouarethemostimportantpersonforme.Ionlycareaboutyou.Ionlywanttoseeyou8.YOUAREMYLIFE."Thesewords9theboy'seyestofillwithtears(泪水）.Hehugged(拥抱）hisdad.Theydidn'tsayanythingtoeachotherforalongtime.Nowtheboyknewtherewas 10 onthisearthwhocaredforhimdeeply.Hemeanttheworldtosomeone.Andtodaythisyoungmanisoneofthebeststudentsinauniversityandnoonehaseverseenhimsad!1.A.AfterB.BeforeC.ByD.For2.AButB.AndC.AlthoughD.Since3.A.likedB.enjoyedC.hatedD.appreciated4.A.yourselfB.herselfC.myselfD.himself5.A.worryingaboutB.laughingatC.givingupD.stayingawayfrom6.A.howB.whenC.whereD.why7.A.sportsB.classesC.gradesD.teachers8.A.awfulB.happyC.hard-workingD.angry9.A.causedB.allowedC.taughtD.told10.A.nobodyB.someoneC.anyoneD.everybody三A14-year-oldboyfromtheUSAwasdescribedasaheroyesterdayafterhesavedthelifeofawomaninanothercountry.DeanBlueyfromaschoolboywhohasmuch1 incomputer.Oneday,2 anemailtoafriendontheInternet.Suddenlyhereceivedamessagesaying“Help!Pain!Help!”.Themessagewasfrom3 kilometersawayfromAmerica.“Ididn'tknow4 IshouldDeansaidtoareporterafterwards."Itwasreallydifficulttotellifthemessagewasreal.”SoDeandidnothingatfirst. 5 themessagekept"Bythenitwaseasytoseethatsomeonewasintrouble，”Deanexplained.He 6anddiscoveredthatthesenderwasastudentcalledTarja,whowasaloneinauniversitylibrary.Shewasill.Whatwas 7 ，therewasnophonearoundher.Heronlywayofcommunicatingwiththeworldwasbyemail.Deangotintouch 8 thepoliceimmediately.Andrealizedthatthesituationwasquiteserious.TheycalledthepoliceinFinland.Thenanambulancerushedtothelibrary. 9 ，shewasstillaliveandwassenttothehospitalquickly.“I'mgladshe'sDeansaid.“It'shard,tobelieve,but 10 savedherlife."A.interestA.sentA.thousandA.howB.interestedB.sendsB.thousandofB.whatC.interestingC.wassendingC.thousandsC.whereD.interestsD.issendingD.thousandsofD.when5.A.SoB.AndC.ButD.As6.A.telephonedB.replied C.found D.talked7.A.betterB.worseC.harderD.easier8.A.withB.onC.toD.at9.A.HardlyB.HappilyC.LuckilyD.Carefully10.A.aboyB.doctorsC.thepoliceD.email四Whatwouldyoudoifastrangergaveyousomemedicineandsaiditwouldkeepyouthinorhelpyoudowellonexams?Wouldyou 1 it?Sometimesthistakesplaceatsomeschoolsinthesouth. 2 thosestrangerswanttogivethestudentsisdrugs.Drugscanbe 3 thatchangesthewayyourmindorbodyworks.StudentsataForeignLanguageSchoollearntokeepthemselves4 bysaying"no".Fromthismonth,studentsinotherschoolsarealsolearningaboutdrugs."Becauseteenagersdon'tknowmuchaboutdrugs,theymightwanttotrythem，"Mr.Zhang,thedirectorofacertainDrugControlCenter，said.Asixteen-year-oldboynamedPengFeiwasanexcellentstudent5hetrieddrugs.Oneday,someolderboystoldhimitwouldbefun.Aftertakingdrugsonlyonce，hefounditvery6tostop.Hebegantospendallhistimeandmoney7drugs.Intheend，hestarted8fromschoolandstealing.InChina，drugsarebecomingabiggerproblemforteenagers.One9peopleinChinawereusingillegal(不合法的lastyearand10ofthemwereyoungpeople.Therewere10，000drugusersunder16.StudentsnowbegintotaketripstoRehabilitationCenters(戒毒所）11kidswithproblems.AJunior3student,WangXin12whenshevisitedacenterinGuangdonglastterm.“IjustwantedtocrywhenI13allthesadstoriesaboutdrugusers.”Shesaid.Hereisapieceofgoodadvice14drugs；Nevertry15youare好奇的）.1.A.followB.takeC.bringD.sell2.A.HowB.WhyC.WhatD.When3.A.anythingB.nothingC.everythingD.things4.A.safelyB.safetyC.unsafeD.safe5.A.beforeB.afterC.assoonasD.while6.A.easyB.easilyC.hardD.hardly7.A.withB.inC.forD.on8.A.escapesB.escapingC.escapedD.escape9.A.millionB.millionofC.millionsofD.million's10.A.noneB.mostC.eachD.few11.A.visitB.totalkaboutC.tomeetD.interviewing12.A.shockedB.wasshockedC.wasshockingD.shock13.A.foundB.sawC.heardD.wrote14.A.keepawayB.keepingoffC.tokeepoffD.keepingaway15.A.aslongasB.unlessC.but五D.evenifKatewasanuglygirlwithsmalleyes,hugenoseandbigmouth.AllofuscalledherU.D.whichwasshortforUglyDuckling."Areyouallright?"askedKate."Whatdoesmyproblemhavetodo1you，MissU.D.？”Iasked."Ifthere's2Icandotomakeyoufeelbetter,pleaseletmesaid."There'snothingyoucando，”IsaidasIwalkedpasther.Ididn'twantanyonetoseemetalkingtotheUglyDuckling.Butshewasright.Somethingwasbotheringme.Mydadhadjust3hisjob.Becauseofthat,myparentswere4aboutmoney.TheythoughtIhadtochangetoanother5inordertosavemoney."Mydadcanhelp，”shesaid."Hesaidacompanyneedsapersonlikeyourdadtoworkforthem.”Itwas6thatshecouldtellwhatmytroublewas."Whyareyouhelpingme?"""Becausewe'refriends，"saidKate."We'refriends?"Iaskedin7.Icouldn'tbelieveit!Ihadmadefunofherbecauseshewasuglybut.shealways8measherfriend.Now,mydadgotthejob，9Ineedn'thavetochangeschools.IwentovertothankKateinfrontofeveryoneintheclassroom.“Thankyou."Ididn'tcare10peoplethoughtanymore,becauseIhadlearnedsomethingthatI'dneverforget-truebeautylieswithin.Katechangedmylife,forever.A.about B.with C.for D.onA.nothing B.something C.anything D.noneA.lost B.liked C.changed D.foundA.crazy B.worried C.serious D.angryA.job B.home C.class D.schoolA.clear B.afraid C.easy D.wrongA.silence B.happiness C.surprise D.sadnessA.felt B.regarded C.enjoyed D.knewA.but B.since C.so D.thoughA.how B.when C.why D.what六Studentsworkveryhardbutmanyofthemareunhappy.Theyfeelheavypressure theirparents.Moststudentsare 2 beingtoldbytheirparentstostudyhardersothattheycanhaveabrightlife.Thoughthatmaybeagoodideaforcleverstudents, 3 itmayheavypressureforstudentswhohavedifficultiesintheirstudies.Somestudentsjointhegroupsoftrouble-makers.Manyofthemhaveworkedveryhardatschoolbuttheyhave4intheexams,anditmakestheirparentsdisappointed.Suchstudentsfeelthatthey're5byeveryoneelseandtheydon'twanttostudyatschoolanylonger.Mostparentsareworriedabouttheirchildren,buttheydon'thelptheminanyway.Theythinkthattheyaren'tabletohelptheirchildrenandthatit'sthe 6 worktohelpthem.Tomakematters7 ，alotofparentssendtheirchildrentoeveningschoolsorweekendschools.Thoseschoolsonlyhelpstudenttopassexams.Manyschoolsusuallyhaverulesabout. 8 ，fromthestudents'hairtotheirclothesthethingsintheirschoolbags. 9 ，suchstrictrulesmayhurtthefeelingsofthestudents.Almost40%ofthestudentssaidthatnoonehadtaughtthemhowtogetonwithto 10 rightfromwrong,howtoshowlovetoothers,eventotheirparents.A.withA.alwaysEforB.sometimeC.fromC.neverD.toD.hardly3.A.andB.sinceC.butD./3.A.succeedB.failedG.passedD.missed5.A.likedB.lovedC.dislikedD.remembered6.A.teacherB.teachersC.teacher'sD.teachers'7.A.betterB.moreC.worseD.bad8.A.everythingB.somethingC.anythingD.nothing9.A.ForexampleB.InfactC.AfterallD.Firstofall10.A.tell B.sayC.talkD.speak七Haveyoueverseena1,000-poundpumpkin(南瓜）？HowardDill1.Heisaworld-famouspumpkingrowernow.Mostpumpkins2from15to30pounds,3Howardhaspumpkinsthatweighmuchmore.Everyyear,manypumpkingrowersgettogethertoseewhocangrowthe4pumpkin.Thewinnersgetdifferentprizes,5moneyortripstoexcitingplaces.People6togrowbigpumpkinsmorethan100yearsago.About20yearsago，HowardDilldecidedtohaveacontest.Hebroughthisbiggestpumpkintothe7.Itweighed438pounds.Everyyear,peoplebroughtbiggerpumpkins.Twoyearsago,anotherpumpkingrowersetaworld8.Hispumpkinweighed1,601Peopletherewalkaroundandlookatthepumpkins.Theycaneven9themafterthecontestandtakethemhome.“Thereisonlyone10，"saidamanwhoboughtapumpkin.“Ican'tgetitintomytruck!"A.doesA.weighB.hasB.produceC.didC.costD.hadD.come3.A.evenB.soC.butD.and4.A.sweetestB.strangestC.bestD.biggest5.A.suchasB.thankstoC.becauseofD.asfor6.A.startedB.hadC.pretendedD.failed7.A.yardB.marketC.contestD.house8A.symbolB.recordC.exampleD.exhibition9.A.eatB.buyG.cookD.sell10.A.solutionB.choiceC.differenceD.problem八YoumayknowthesongHappyBirthdayverywell.Butdoyouknowaboutitswriter?Itwas1 byanAmericangirl.Andshebecameveryrich 2 that.Whenshewasachild,shewas 3 .was 4 toherfriend'sbirthdayparty.Shewaspleasedbut 5 becauseshedidn'thaveenoughmoneytobuya6 forher.“ThepartyiscomingbutnowIhave 7 money.”Tearsrandownher 8 .Laterthatnightshewasinbed,thinkingaboutthegift 9 thedooropenedandhergrandmacamein.“Whathappened?”hergrandmaasked.Hearingthegirl'sstory,shesaid,"Don'tworry.IthinkIcanhelpyou. 10 singingasongtogether?Happybirthdayto11 abeautifulsong!Theysangandsang.Suddenlyshewokeup.Itwasa 12 ！Shedecidedtowriteitdownatonceandsingittoherfriendsatthe 13 .Whenshesangthesongatthepartythenextday，herfriendswereveryhappy.“Howwonderfullyyousing!We 14 suchabeautifulsongbefore.Thankyoufor methespecialgift ”saidherfriend.Andtheylearnttosingittogether.Laterthegirlbecamewell-knowninAmerica.A.checkedA.aboveAexcitedA.invitedB.keptB.belowB.poorB.interestedC.madeC.afterC.richC.expectedD.writtenD.beforeD.beautifulD.driven5.A.fastB.illC.easyD.sad6.A.giftB.duckC.mealD.pancake7.A.alittleB.littleC.fewD.afewA.eyesA.althoughA.BecauseofB.noseB.whenB.WithoutC.faceC.untilC.AsforD.neckD.asD.Howabout11.A.WhatB.HowC.SingingD.Writing12.A.footballB.childC.dreamD.guide13.A.areaB.partyC.shopD.restaurantA«haven'texplainedB.haven'tcopiedC.haven'twrittenD.haven'theardA.choosing B.giving C.selling D.returning九April27isaspecialdayinBritain.It'scalledTakeOurDaughterstoWorkDay.Itwas1toBritainin1994fromAmerica.Onthatdaythousandsofgirlstakeaday2schoolandgowithoneoftheirparentstotheirworkplaces.Bydoingcan3girlsmoreaboutthesocietywheretheylive.Nowthegirlscanhaveacloselookat 4 theirparentsaredoing.Thismayhelpthemtobecalmerwhentheyhavetochoosea 5 .Maryexperiencedadayofworkatmother'soffice.Thishelpedher 6hermother'sworkbetter.Shesaidthatthis madeherfeelmoreconfidentaboutherfuture.Schoolsandmanycompanies 7 theactivity,too.Someschools 8 makedayanecessarypartofschoollife.Expertsthinkthatgirlswithmoreself-confidencearemorelikelytobe 9 commongirls. 10 parentscansetgoodexamplesbothatworkandathomeforthem,theywilldobetterthanothers.TakeOurDaughterstoWorkDayissurelyastepintherightdirection.1.A.sentB.givenC.broughtD.taken2.A.offB.atC.awayD.of3.A.talkB.keepC.teachD.make4.A,whichB.whatC.thatD.whom5.A.placeB.schoolC.friendD.job6.A.thankB.understandC.praiseD.remember7.A.holdB.refuseC.chooseD.support8.A.justB.neverC.evenD.ever9.A,successfulB.politeC.friendlyD.knowledgeable10.A.BecauseB.IfC.WhileD.Though十StuartandSteveweretwinbrothers.Stuartlovedtoplaybasketball.ButStevelovedtoreadbooks.OnedayStuartwasplayingbasketball1hefellandbrokehisleg.Whenthey