非谓语动词完形填空[精品]

非谓语动词完形填空[精品] 非谓语动词完形填空 (1) In the Quality Education Month of Shanghai Yangpu District, the visitors were attracted by a Chinese class of grade Two in the Primary School under Shanghai No.2 Normal School. When class began, the teacher truned on TV instead of 1 the pupils to open their textbooks. On the TV 2 a cartoon. With the cartoon 3 on, the teacher kept asking questions. “What does the little 4 dog look like?” “How is his expression?” and “What is lady Silk worm doing?” The pupils watched carefully and 5 their hands 6 the questions one after another. After 7 a few times and 8 about it together, the pupils handed in a short composition 9 “The Little Spotted Dog Guards the House”. Much to the surprise of the visitors, the cartoon shown on TV was designed and made by the teachers themselves. They help the pupils to understand the difficult points in the texts, 10 their imagination and improve their oral ability. 1. A. having asking B. asking C. to ask D. being asked 2. A. appeared B. appearing C. appear D. appears 3. A. to go B. going C. went D. had gone 4. A. spotting B. spotted C. being spotted D. is spotted 5. A. put up B. putted up C. putting up D. put down 6. A. to answer B. for answering C. and answering D. to answering 7. A. watched B. watching C. having watched D. watches 8. A. talked B. having talked C. talk D. talking 9. A. titled B. being titled C. have titled D. titling 10. A. enrich B. to enrich C. enriched D. enriching Keys: BABBA ABDAA (2) The last part of this century will be an age of exploration(探险) such as man 1 . There are eight planet, 2 at least thirty moons and thousands of asteroids(小行星) 3 . Their total area is about 250 times that of the earth. Spaceships will not be able 4 on some of them. But that still leaves 5 an area ten times as great as the continents of the earth. Exploring space may seem 6 to some people. Of course explorers of the past were terrified by the great empty oceans 7 before them. They conquered(征服) their fears, 8 the oceans, and built the New World. In the past when 9 the unknown, the explorers had to say good-bye to everything at home. Space explorers will not face such great loneliness. Even when 10 far beyond the sun, they will be able to send messages back. 1. A. having never known B. has never known C. has ever known D. having ever known 2. A. there are B. there will be C. / D. being 3. A. to be explored B. being explored C. explored D . will be explored 4. A. landing B. to land C. being landed D. landed 5. A. to be explored B. being explored C. explore D. exploring 6. A. terrified B. terrify C. terrifying D. terrifyingly 7. A. that lied B. laying C. that lay D. laid 8. A. crossing B. to cross C. crosses D. crossed 9. A. sailed into B. sailing to C. they sailing into D. being sailed onto 10. A. travelled B. having travelling C. they travelling D. traveling Keys: CCABA CCDBD (3) An expensive care ___1___ down the main street of a small town was soon overtaken by a young motorcycle policeman. As he started to make out the ticket, the woman in the car ___2___ proudly, “Before 3 any further, young man, I think you should know that mayor of the city ___4___ a good friend of …” The officer did not say a word but 5 . “I’m also a friend of chief of Police Station,” 6 the woman, 7 each moment. Still he kept on writing. “Young man,” she said, “I know Judge Lawson and State Senator Patton.” 8 the ticket to the woman, the officer asked pleasantly. “Tell me, do you know Bill Bronson?” “Why, no.” she replied. “Well, that 9 the man you should have known,” he said, 10 at the woman, “I am Bill Bronson.” 1. A. sped B. speeding C. that speeding D. speeds 2. A. saying B. says C. to say D. said 3. A. go B. went C. going D. been 4. A. being B. was C. is D. are 5. A. kept written B. keep writing C. kept to write D. kept writing 6. A. continuing B. continued C. and continued D. continues 7. A. getting angrier B. got angrier C. getting angry D. and getting angrier 8. A. To hand B. Handing C. Handed D. Hands 9. A. was B. is C. were D. being 10. A. stared B. stares C. to stare D. staring Keys: BDCCDBABBD (4) Far across the Pacific Ocean 1 a country 2 a group of islands. This country, which 3 Japan, 4 often called the land of the Rising Sun. Another name for Japan is Nippon which in the Japanese Language 5 “The place where the sun 6 .” This country has three hundred and sixty-nine thousand square kilometers of land. Japan is a beautiful country, 7 with many tiny rivers and high mountains. Japan is also a pleasant country. It 8 “the land of the cherry blossom” because in the spring of the year the cherry trees are so beautiful. Everywhere there are hundreds of different kinds of wild flower. Where 9 no natural gardens, the Japanese have made their own. Because the islands are so hilly, there is a great shortage of soil, so every little bit is used. No matter how tiny it may be, every home has its own little garden. Japan is a country 10 a visit. 1. A. laid B. lies C. lying D. lays 2. A. made up of B. is made up of C. are made up of D. make up 3. A. know as B. known as C. we know as D. are known to 4. A. being B. is C. / D. to be 5. A. means B. meaning C. to be meant D. meant 6. A. coming in B. comes to C. comes from D. coming 7. A. covered B. covering C. being covered D. covers 8. A. is known to B. is known for C. is known as D. being known as 9. A. are B. there being C. there are D. being 10. A. worthy B. worthy of C. is worthy of D. is worth Keys: BACBA CACCB