高二完形填空20篇

(1)Peopleoftenaskwhichisthemostdifficultlanguagetolearn,anditisnoteasytoanswerbecausetherearemanyfactorstotakeintoconsideration.Firstly,inafirstlanguagethedifferencesare(66)aspeoplelearntheirmothertonguenaturally,sothequestionofhowhardalanguageistolearnisonly(67)whenlearningasecondlanguage.AnativespeakerofSpanish,(68),willfindPortuguesemucheasiertolearnthananativespeakerofChinese,becausePortugueseisverysimilartoSpanish,(69)Chineseisverydifferent.Sofirstlanguagecan(70)learningasecondlanguage.Thegreaterthedifferencesbetweenthesecondlanguageandourfirstare,the(71)itwillbeformostpeopletolearn.ManypeopleanswerthatChineseisthehardestlanguagetolearn,possibly(72)bythethoughtoflearningtheChinesewritingsystem,andthepronunciationofChinesedoesappeartobeverydifficultformanyforeignlearners.(73),forJapanesespeakers,whoalreadyuseChinesecharactersintheirownlanguage,learning(74)willbelessdifficultthanforspeakersoflanguagesusingtheRomanalphabet.Somepeopleseemtolearnlanguages(75),whileothersfinditverydifficult.Teachersandthe(76)inwhichthelanguageislearnedalsoplayanimportantrole,aswellaseachlearner'smotivationforlearning.Ifpeoplelearnalanguagebecausetheyneedtouseit(77),theyoftenlearnitfasterthanpeoplestudyingalanguagethathasnodirectuseintheirdaytodaylife. Differenceculturesand(78)fromthosecultureswillfinddifferentlanguagesmoredifficult.Nolanguageiseasytolearnwell,(79)languageswhicharerelatedtoourfirstlanguageareeasier.Learningacompletelydifferentwritingsystemisahuge(80),butthatdoesnotnecessarilymakealanguagemoredifficultthananother. 66.A.apparent B.extensive C.decline D.unimportant 67.A.relevant B.permanent C.essential D.progressive 68.A.bycontrast B.inaddition C.forexample D.afterall 69.A.when B.while C.where D.whether 70.A.affect B.achieve C.attach D.assemble 71.A.easier B.harder C.faster D.slower 72.A.inherited B.overtaken C.influenced D.restricted 73.A.However B.Moreover C.Therefore D.Anyhow 74.A.speaking B.listening C.reading D.writing 75.A.gradually B.steadily C.readily D.subconsciously 76.A.learners B.materials C.tutors D.circumstances 77.A.occasionally B.professionally C.properly D.informally 78.A.societies B.characters C.individuals D.visitors 79.A.as B.though C.because D.since 80.A.success B.surprise C.opportunity D.challengeKeys:DACBA BCADC DBCBD(2)Twentyyearsagoonlyaverysmallnumberofpeoplehadtheskillsorequipmenttomakefakemoney.Todaycomputer,copierandprintertechnologyisso__51__thatalmostanyonecan“make”money.Withthenewtechnologythereisanewkindofcasualfakingmachine.Thenumberofbillsmadebycasualfakersontheirhomeorofficecomputerisgrowingfast.Infact,thisnumberhasdoubledeveryyearsince1989!Thereisnowayto__52__fakingcompletely.Butthegovernmenthasrecentlyfoundafewwaystomakecasualfakingvery__53__.Onewayistoputvery,verysmallwords,calledmicroprints(微型印刷),in__54__placesonthebill.Thewordsareonly6/1000inch.Noonecanreadthem__55__amagnifyingglass,andtheyaretoosmalltocomeout__56__onacopier.Ifsomeonecopiesabillthathasmicroprints,themicroprintedwordsonthebillwillonlybeblacklines.Anotherwaytostoppeoplefrommakingfakemoneyontheirhomecomputeristousespecialcolor-changingink.Moneyprintedwithcolor-changinginkwilllookgreenfromone__57__andyellowfrom__58__.Homecomputerscannotusecolor-changingink.Copiesfromahomecomputeronlyhavenormalinkandthatcanbe__59__quiteeasily.__60__,moneyismadeonspecialpaperwithverysmallpiecesofredandbluesilkmixedin.Andoneachbillthereisaspeciallinethat__61__fromthetoptothebottomofthebill.Theblueturnsredifyouputitunderaspecial__62__.Thislineandthespecialpaperwithredandbluesilkarenoteasyforhomecomputersto__63__.Thegovernmentmusttrymanydifferentwaystostopfaking.Itneedstokeep__64__thewaymoneyismadebecausefakerscanlearntocopythe__65__.Todaycopierscan’tcopymicroprintedwordsorcolor-changingink.But,inafewyears,whoknows?1.A.perfect B.advanced C.new D.unthinkable1.A.start B.continue C.stop D.resist1.A.simple B.reluctant C.difficult D.surprising1.A.hidden B.obvious C.correct D.various1.A.until B.with C.without D.under1.A.immediately B.clearly C.easily D.dimly1.A.page B.place C.layer D.angle1.A.another B.other C.anyway D.each1.A.overlooked B.noticed C.explained D.attached1.A.Occasionally B.Permanently C.Additionally D.Temporarily1.A.runs B.flows C.passes D.straightens1.A.equipment B.light C.treatment D.technology1.A.copy B.create C.operate D.perform1.A.making B.searching C.taking D.changing1.A.measures B.development C.changes D.informationKeys:BCCACBDABCABADC(3)Mostyoungpeople31someformof32activity.Itmaybewalking,cycling,orswimming,orinwinter,skating,orskiing.Itmaybeagameofsomekind—football,hockey,golfortennis.Itmaybemountaineering.(登山运动)Thosewhohavea33forclimbinghighanddifficultmountainsareoften34withastonishment.Whyaremenandwomenwillingto35coldandhardship,andtotake36onhighmountains?Thisastonishmentiscaused,probably,bythe37betweenmountaineeringandotherformsofactivity38whichmen39theirleisure(空闲的)time.Mountaineeringisasportandnotagame.Therearenomanmaderules,40thereareforsuchgamesasgolfandfootball.Thereare,41rulesofadifferentkindwhichwouldbedangeroustoignore,butitisthisfreedomfrommanmaderules42makesmountaineering43tomanypeople.Thosewhoclimbmountainsare44tousetheirownmethods.Ifwecomparemountaineeringandothermorefamiliarsportswemightthinkthatonebigdifferenceisthatmountaineeringisnota“teamgame”.Weshouldbemistakeninthis.Thereare,itistrue,no“matches”between“teams”ofclimbersbutwhenclimbersareonarockface45byarope46whichtheirlivesmaydepend,thereisobviouslyteamwork.Themountainclimberknowsthathemayhavetofightforcesthatarestrongerandmorepowerfulthanman.Hehastofighttheforcesofnature.Hissportrequireshighmentalandphysical47.Amountainclimbercontinuestoimproveinskillyearafteryear.Askierisprobablypasthisbestbytheageofthirty,andmostinternationaltennis48areintheirearlytwenties.49itisnotunusualformenoffiftyorsixtytoclimbthehighestmountainsintheAlps.Theymaytakemoretimethanyoungermen,buttheyprobablyclimbwithmoreskillsandlesswasteofeffort,andtheycertainly50equalenjoyment.31.A.please B.play C.get D.enjoy32.A.physical B.mental C.joy D.pleasant33.A.feeling B.thirst C.possession D.position34.A.lookeddown B.lookedout C.lookedupon D.lookedround35.A.suffer B.observe C.enjoy D.stareat36.A.danger B.pains C.risks D.efforts37.A.difference B.distance C.similarity D.relationship38.A.into B.at C.for D.to39.A.draw B.spend C.devote D.spare40.A.as B.and C.or D.so41.A.sometimes B.however C.ofcourse D.therefore42.A.which B.that C.what D.whatever43.A.satisfying B.tiresome C.terrifying D.attractive44.A.urged B.forced C.limited D.free45.A.fixed B.hung C.linked D.winded46.A.at B.in C.over D.on47.A.efforts B.spirits C.techniques D.qualities48.A.athletes B.observers C.champions D.sportsmen49.A.But B.Therefore C.So D.Thus50.A.experience B.give C.receive D.wantKeys:DABCACADCACBDDCDDCAA（4）Lifeisfilledwithchallenges.Aswegetolderwe46________realizethatthosechallengesaretheverythingsthat47________usandmakeuswhoweare.Itisthesamewiththechallengesthatcomewith48________.Whenwearefacedwithachallenge,weusuallyhavetwo49________.Wecantrytobeatitoff,orwecandecidethatthething50________thechallengeisn’tworththe51________andcallitquits.Althoughtherearecertainly52________whencallingitquitsistherightthingtodo,inmost53________allthatisneededis54________andcommunication.Whenwearecommittedtosomething,itmeansthatnomatterhow55________orhowuncomfortablesomethingis,wewillalwayschooseto56________itandworkitthroughinsteadofrunningawayfromit.Communicationismakinga57________fordiscussionandtalkingabouthowyoufeelasopposedtojustsayingwhattheotherpersondidwrong.58________youcansaytoafriend,“Igotmyfeelingshurt.”59________“Youhurtmyfeelings”,youaregoingtobeabletosolvetheproblemmuchfaster.Indealingwiththemanychallengesthatfriendshipwillbringtoyou,trytoseethemfor60________theyare:smallhurdlesyouneedtojumpor61________onyourwaythroughlife.Nothingissobigthatitis62________togetover,andhurtonly63________tomakeusstronger.It’sallpartofgrowingup,it64________toeveryone,andsomedayyouwill65________allofthisandsay,“Hardasitwas,itmademewhoIamtoday.Andthatisagoodthing.”46.A.seemto B.cometo C.hopeto D.tryto47.A.design B.promote C.direct D.shape48.A.confidence B.pressure C.friendship D.difficulty49.A.opportunities B.expectations C.choices D.aspects50.A.demanding B.deserving C.predicting D.presenting51.A.comment B.loss C.trouble D.expense52.A.spans B.times C.dates D.ages53.A.cases B.fields C.parts D.occasions54.A.assessment B.commitment C.encouragement D.adjustment55.A.doubtful B.shameful C.harmful D.painful56.A.keep B.control C.face D.catch57.A.space B.plan C.topic D.room58.A.If B.As C.While D.Unless59.A.otherthan B.ratherthan C.orrather D.orelse60.A.what B.who C.where D.which61.A.passby B.comeacross C.getthrough D.runover62.A.unnecessary B.necessary C.impossible D.possible63.A.serves B.means C.aims D.attempts64.A.opens B.appeals C.goes D.happens65.A.lookdownon B.lookbackon C.lookforwardto D.lookupto(5)Lifeisfilledwithchallenges.Aswegetolderwe46________realizethatthosechallengesaretheverythingsthat47________usandmakeuswhoweare.Itisthesamewiththechallengesthatcomewith48________.Whenwearefacedwithachallenge,weusuallyhavetwo49________.Wecantrytobeatitoff,orwecandecidethatthething50________thechallengeisn’tworththe51________andcallitquits.Althoughtherearecertainly52________whencallingitquitsistherightthingtodo,inmost53________allthatisneededis54________andcommunication.Whenwearecommittedtosomething,itmeansthatnomatterhow55________orhowuncomfortablesomethingis,wewillalwayschooseto56________itandworkitthroughinsteadofrunningawayfromit.Communicationismakinga57________fordiscussionandtalkingabouthowyoufeelasopposedtojustsayingwhattheotherpersondidwrong.58________youcansaytoafriend,“Igotmyfeelingshurt.”59________“Youhurtmyfeelings”,youaregoingtobeabletosolvetheproblemmuchfaster.Indealingwiththemanychallengesthatfriendshipwillbringtoyou,trytoseethemfor60________theyare:smallhurdlesyouneedtojumpor61________onyourwaythroughlife.Nothingissobigthatitis62________togetover,andhurtonly63________tomakeusstronger.It’sallpartofgrowingup,it64________toeveryone,andsomedayyouwill65________allofthisandsay,“Hardasitwas,itmademewhoIamtoday.Andthatisagoodthing.”46.A.seemto B.cometo C.hopeto D.tryto47.A.design B.promote C.direct D.shape48.A.confidence B.pressure C.friendship D.difficulty49.A.opportunities B.expectations C.choices D.aspects50.A.demanding B.deserving C.predicting D.presenting51.A.comment B.loss C.trouble D.expense52.A.spans B.times C.dates D.ages53.A.cases B.fields C.parts D.occasions54.A.assessment B.commitment C.encouragement D.adjustment55.A.doubtful B.shameful C.harmful D.painful56.A.keep B.control C.face D.catch57.A.space B.plan C.topic D.room58.A.If B.As C.While D.Unless59.A.otherthan B.ratherthan C.orrather D.orelse60.A.what B.who C.where D.which61.A.passby B.comeacross C.getthrough D.runover62.A.unnecessary B.necessary C.impossible D.possible63.A.serves B.means C.aims D.attempts64.A.opens B.appeals C.goes D.happens65.A.lookdownon B.lookbackon C.lookforwardto D.lookupto(6)Lifeisfilledwithchallenges.Aswegetolderwe46________realizethatthosechallengesaretheverythingsthat47________usandmakeuswhoweare.Itisthesamewiththechallengesthatcomewith48________.Whenwearefacedwithachallenge,weusuallyhavetwo49________.Wecantrytobeatitoff,orwecandecidethatthething50________thechallengeisn’tworththe51________andcallitquits.Althoughtherearecertainly52________whencallingitquitsistherightthingtodo,inmost53________allthatisneededis54________andcommunication.Whenwearecommittedtosomething,itmeansthatnomatterhow55________orhowuncomfortablesomethingis,wewillalwayschooseto56________itandworkitthroughinsteadofrunningawayfromit.Communicationismakinga57________fordiscussionandtalkingabouthowyoufeelasopposedtojustsayingwhattheotherpersondidwrong.58________youcansaytoafriend,“Igotmyfeelingshurt.”59________“Youhurtmyfeelings”,youaregoingtobeabletosolvetheproblemmuchfaster.Indealingwiththemanychallengesthatfriendshipwillbringtoyou,trytoseethemfor60________theyare:smallhurdlesyouneedtojumpor61________onyourwaythroughlife.Nothingissobigthatitis62________togetover,andhurtonly63________tomakeusstronger.It’sallpartofgrowingup,it64________toeveryone,andsomedayyouwill65________allofthisandsay,“Hardasitwas,itmademewhoIamtoday.Andthatisagoodthing.”46.A.seemto B.cometo C.hopeto D.tryto47.A.design B.promote C.direct D.shape48.A.confidence B.pressure C.friendship D.difficulty49.A.opportunities B.expectations C.choices D.aspects50.A.demanding B.deserving C.predicting D.presenting51.A.comment B.loss C.trouble D.expense52.A.spans B.times C.dates D.ages53.A.cases B.fields C.parts D.occasions54.A.assessment B.commitment C.encouragement D.adjustment55.A.doubtful B.shameful C.harmful D.painful56.A.keep B.control C.face D.catch57.A.space B.plan C.topic D.room58.A.If B.As C.While D.Unless59.A.otherthan B.ratherthan C.orrather D.orelse60.A.what B.who C.where D.which61.A.passby B.comeacross C.getthrough D.runover62.A.unnecessary B.necessary C.impossible D.possible63.A.serves B.means C.aims D.attempts64.A.opens B.appeals C.goes D.happens65.A.lookdownon B.lookbackon C.lookforwardto D.lookuptoKeys:BDCCD CBABD CAABA CCADB(7)Theworldisdividedintotwomainparts.Thedifferenceis___41___onepartisrichandtheotherispoor.Inthepoorpart,alotofpeople___42_____getenoughtoeat.Intherichpart,alotofpeopleeattoomuch.Inonepart,childrenstarveandintheother,alotofpeoplegetfatterandhavetogoondiets,ordosomeexercisein___43____toloseweight.Thepoorcountriesarecalledthe____44______countries.Theyhavespecialproblems.Sometimesthelandistoopoortogrowanything____45___.Thelandcanbe___46___,butalotofthingsmustbedonefirst.New____47____methodsmustbeintroduced.Thepeoplemustbeeducated.Watermustbefound.Manyoftheseproblemsaretoobigforonecountrytosolve___48____.Helpshouldbegivenbyrichercountries,butitmustbetheright___49_____ofhelp.Moneyisnotenough.Thedevelopmentcountriesmustbehelpedto____50_____themselves.Butrichcountrieshaveproblemstoo.Theyarenotalwaysverypleasantplacestolivein.Usually,itisthethingsthatmakethemrichthatalsomakethemunpleasant.41.A.between B.that C.only D.not42.A.always B.can C.may D.never43.A.body B.order C.life D.time44.A.rich B.third C.developed D.developing45.A.on B.up C.over D.above46.A.interested B.measured C.improved D.done47.A.teaching B.farming C.learning D.marking48.A.alone B.along C.away D.by49.A.time B.sort C.now D.then50.A.solve B.prove C.produce D.helpKeys:BDBDA CBABD(8)LastsummerIwasavolunteeratashelterforthehomeless,aplaceforhomelesspeopletosleepatnight.Iwasn’tworkingthatsummerandIwas_51__onlytwoclassesinsummerschool,soIhadsomefulltime.Threenightsaweek,Ihelpedinthekitchenoftheshelteralongwithfourothervolunteers.Weplannedand_52__for45peoplehotmealswithvegetables,chicken,fishandfruit.Thehomelesspeople_53__thisgoodfoodbecausemanyofthemusuallydidn’teatwell.I_54__thisvolunteerwork,makingfriendswiththefourvolunteersinthekitchen.Onewasaveryniceelderlyhousewife,oneamovieactor,anotheryoungteacher,andtheotheracollegestudent,_55__me.Italkedtoalotofthehomelesspeopleattheshelter.Theirlifestories___56mewithsympathy.Someofthemhad_57_withalcoholofdrugswhileothersonlyhadbadlick.Onewomanworkedforalmost30yearsforasmallcompany,andthenshelostherjob.Shelookedforanewjob,butcouldn’tfindone,forshewastooold.Shecoulddonothingbutsellherfurniture---sofas,chairs,andtablessothatshecouldpayforherfood.Thewoman_58__onjobhunting,butshestillcouldn’tfindone.Shehadnomoneyforher_59__andhadtosleepinhercar.Thenshehadtosellhercar.Alone,__60,andhomeless,shefinallycametotheshelter.51.A.studyB.planningC.holdingD.taking52.A.orderedB.boughtC.cookedD.finished53.A.demandedB.neededC.collectedD.requested54.A.wantedB.hadC.ownedD.enjoyed55.A.asB.likeC.exceptD.besides56.A.struckB.filledC.seizedD.provided57.A.habitsB.worriesC.difficultiesD.problems58.A.wentB.movedC.cameD.worked59.A.blockB.cottageC.buildingD.flat60.A.afraidB.shyC.shockedD.madKeys:DCBDBBDADA(9)Markwaswalkinghomefromschoolonedaywhenhenoticedtheboyaheadofhimhaddroppedallofthebookshewascarrying,alongwithabaseballbatandseveralotherthings.Mark__1__downandhelpedtheboypickupthesearticles.__2__theyweregoingthesameway,hehelpedtocarrysomeofthemforhim.AstheywalkedMark__3__theboy’snamewasBill,thathe__4__computergames,baseballandhistory,thathewashavingalotof__5__withhisothersubjectsandthathehadjustbroken__6__withhisgirlfriend.TheyarrivedatBill’shomefirstandMarkwas___7___inforaCokeandtowatchsometelevision.Theafternoonpassed__8__withafewlaughsandsomesharedsmalltalk,andthenMarkwenthome.They__9__toseeeachotheraroundschool,hadlunchtogetheronceortwice,andthenbothendedupfromthesamehighschool.Justthreeweeksbefore__10__,BillaskedMarkifthey__11_talk.Bill__12__himofthedayyearsagowhentheyhadfirstmet.“Doyou__13__wonderwhyIwascarryingsomanythingshomethatday?”askedBill.“Yousee,I__14__outmylockerbecauseIdidn’twanttoleaveamess(脏乱)__15__anyoneelse.IhadplannedtorunawayandIwasgoinghometo__16__mythings.Butafterwespentsometimetogether__17__andlaughing,Irealizedthat__18__Ihaddonethat,Iwouldhave__19__anewfriendandmissedallthefunwewouldhavetogether.Soyousee,Mark,whenyoupickedupmybooksthatday,youdidalotmore.You__20__mylife.（）1.A.fell B.sat C.lay D.knelt（）2A.Although B.Since C.After D.Until（）3.Adiscovered B.realized 　C.said D.decided（）4.A.played B.loved C.tried D.made（）5.A.questions B.ideas C.trouble D.doubt（）6.A.up B.out C.off D.away（）7.A.called B.helped C.invited D.invited（）8.A.peacefully B.willingly C.freely D.pleasantly（）9.A.continued B.agreed C.forced D.offered（）10.A.graduation B.movement C.separation D.vacation（）11.A.would B.should C.could D.must（）12.A.demanded B.reminded C.removed D.asked（）13.A.ever B.usually C.even D.never（）14.A.checked B.took C.cleaned D.put（）15.A.over B.into C.with D.for（）16.A.find B.pick C.pack D.hold（）17.A.talking B.playingC.reading D.watching（）18.A.before B.if C.while D.as（）19.A.forgotten B.passed C.left D.lost（）20.A.helped 　　B.recovered 　　C.improved 　　　D.changed keys:DBABCACDAACBACDCABDD(10)AnnaDouglaswas72yearsoldwhenshestartedwritinghernewspapercolumn.Shehadbeenaschoolteacherbeforesheretired(退休),butsheneededtokeep__1__.Shewasevenwillingtoworkwithoutpay.Shethenofferedher__2___withabusinessthathelpedotherbusinessesfindjobsforoldpeople.Everydayshe___3__otheroldfolkslikesher.Bytalkingwiththem,she__4____twothings.Oldpeoplehadabilitiesthatwerenot___5__.Butoldpeoplealsohadsome___6___.Shefoundanewpurposeforherselfthen.　　Throughtheyears,she___7___towritestoriesaboutpeoplefornationalmagazines.Therewasnowanew___8____:Oldpeoplelikeherself.Shebegantowriteanewspapercolumncalled“SixtyPlus”,whichwasabout_9____old.Shewritesabouttheproblemsofoldpeople,especiallytheirproblemswithbeing___10____.　　AnnaDouglasusesher_11_____abilitytoseethetruthbehindaproblem.Sheunderstands____12___problemsbegin.Forexample,oneofher___13___saidthathisgrandchildren__14_____thehousesassoonashecametovisit.MrsDouglas_15_____somewaysforhimtounderstandhisgrandchildren.　　“It’simportanttoknow__16_____aboutyourgrandchildren’sworld,”saysMrsDouglas,“Thatmeansquestioningandlistening,and__17_____isnotwhatoldpeopledobest.Saygoodthingstothemandaboutthem,”shecontinues,“Nevertryto__18____yourgrandchildrenorotheryoungp