【高中完形填空专项训练25篇】

高中完形填空专项训练1WhenIcomeacrossagoodarticleinreadingnewspapers，Ioftenwanttocutandkeepit．ButjustasIamabouttodoso，Ifindthearticleonthe1sideisasmuchinteresting．Itmaybeadiscussionofthewayto2ingoodhealth，oradviceabouthowto3andconductyourselfinsociety．IfIcutthefrontarticles，theoppositeoneislikelytosuffer4，leavingonehalfofitorkeepingthetext5thetitle．Therefore，thescissorswouldstaybeforetheystart，6thecuttingwouldbehalfwaydonewhenIfindoutthe7result．Sometimestwothingsaretobedoneatthesametime，bothworthyour8．Youcanonlytakeuponeofthem；theotherhastowaitorbe9up．Butyouknowthefutureisunpredictable—thechangedsituationmaynot10youtodowhatisleftbehind．Thusyouare11inadifficultpositionandfeelsad．Howcomenice12andcleverideasshouldgatheraroundallatonce?Itmayhappenthatyourlife13greatlyonyourpreferenceofyouronechoicetotheother．Infactthatiswhat14islike；weareoften15withthetwooppositesidesofathingwhicharebothdesirable16anewspapercutting．Itoftenoccursthatourattentionisdrawntothethingonly17wegetintoanother．The18maybemoreimportantthanthelatterandgiverisetoadividedmind．I19rememberaphilosopher’sremarks：“Whenonedoorshuts，anotheropensinlife．”Soacasual20maynotbeabadone．1．A．sameB．oppositeC．eitherD．front2．A．getB．bringC．1eadD．keep3．A．doB．helpC．1eadD．dress4．A．damageB．destroyC．hurtD．injury5．A．onB．forC．withoutD．off6．A．orB．butC．soD．for7．A．satisfyingB．regrettableC．surprisingD．impossible8．A．courageB．patienceC．strengthD．attention9．A．givenB．pickedC．heldD．made10．A．persuadeB．agreeC．allowD．tell11．A．filledB．struckC．caughtD．attracted12．A．chancesB．conditionsC．wishesD．ways13．A．progressesB．goesC．changesD．improves14．A．studyB．1ifeC．societyD．nature15．A．suppliedB．connectedC．fixedD．faced16．A．toB．1ikeC．asD．by17．A．asB．untilC．beforeD．after18．A．followingB．formerC．aboveD．next19．A．stillB．alsoC．almostD．once20．A．treatmentB．actionC．choiceD．remark2Whensailorsareallowedashoreafteralongtimeatsea,theysometimesgetdrunkandcausetrouble.Forthisreason,thenavy___1___hasitspoliceinbigports.Wheneversailorscausetrouble,thepolicecomeand___2___them.Oneday,thepoliceinabigseaportreceivedatelephonecall___3___abarinthetown.Thebarmansaidthatabigsailorhadgotdrunkand___4___thefurnitureinthebar.Theofficerinchargeofthepoliceguardthateveningsaidthathewouldcomeimmediately.Now,officerswho___5___andpunishthesailors___6___drunkusuallychose___7___policemantheycouldfindtogowiththem.___8___thisparticularofficerdidnotdothis.___9___,hechosethesmallestand___10___manhecouldfindtogotothebarwithhimand___11___thesailor.Anotherofficerwho___12___therewassurprisedwhenhesawtheofficeroftheguardchosesuchasmallman.___13___hesaidtohim,“Why___14___youtakeabigmanwithyou?Youhavetofightthesailorwho___15___.”“Yes,youare___16___right,”answeredtheofficeroftheguard.“Thatisexactly___17___Iamtakingthissmallman.Ifyouseetwopolicemencoming___18___you,andoneis___19___theother,whichone___20___youattack?”1.A.always             B.seldom                C.forever                D.sometimes2.A.meetwith        B.dealwith              C.see                      D.judge3.A.about               B.from                   C.in                        D.of4.A.wasbreaking    B.wasordering        C.wasmoving         D.wasdusting5.A.wouldgo         B.mightbeat            C.daredtofight       D.hadtogo6.A.slightly            B.notatall               C.heavily                D.muchmore7.A.thebiggest       B.theyoungest         C.thebravest          D.theexperienced8.A.Infact             B.But                      C.So                      D.And9.A.Instead            B.Therefore             C.Although             D.Then10.A.good-looking  B.weakest-looking    C.ugly-looking         D.strongest-looking11.A.seize              B.kill                       C.getridof             D.catchupwith12.A.willgo           B.hadcome             C.wouldstartoff     D.happenedtobe13.A.Yet                B.But                      C.So                      D.Then14.A.don’t             B.couldn’t               C.can’t                   D.do15.A.looksstrong   B.isdrunk               C.seemsrude          D.isdangerous16.A.all                  B.very                    C.too                      D.quite17.A.how              B.what                    C.why                    D.that18.A.up                 B.at                        C.before                  D.towards19.A.notsmallerthan   B.asbigasC.assmallas              D.muchsmallerthan20.A.could             B.will                     C.do                       D.can3Severalyearsago,whileattendingacommunicationcourse,Iexperiencedamostunusualprocess.Theinstructoraskedustolist___1___inourpastthatwefelt___2___of,regretted,orincompleteaboutandreadourlistsaloud.Thisseemedlikeavery___3___process,butthere’salwayssome___4___soulinthecrowdwhowillvolunteer.Theinstructorthen___5___thatwefindwaysto___6___people,ortakesomeactiontorightanywrongdoings.Iwasseriouslywonderinghowthiscouldever___7___mycommunication.Thenthemannexttomeraisedhishandandvolunteeredthisstory:“Makingmy___8___,Irememberedanincidentfromhighschool.Igrewupinasmalltown.TherewasaSher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theyhadbeenbusy,inspiteofthe___5___thattheycouldn’tstayoutlateandwereunder13.___6___,thegirls’worldwasinvadedbyasecondgroup___7___themselvestheBabysittersAgency.Theywere___8___andthegroupalsoincludedafewboys.TheBabysittersClubtriedtothinkofwaysto___9___withtheoldergroup.Theycouldcleanandworkforlessmoney,HYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/Article/beijing/Index.html"\t"_blank"however,they___10___itwouldbedifficulttocompete.Theshockwasevengreaterthantheyhad___11___whenmostoftheirbestcustomersstartedtocallthenewgroup.They___12___togetonlyafewjobs.Totryanew___13___Kristyrecruitedafewolderkidswhotoldtheclubtheydidn’twantto___14___theirmoneywiththeothergroup.Theclub___15___onlytooquicklythattheseoldergirlsjoinedonlyasspiesanddidn’t___16___fortheirjobassignments(分派).Thus,moreparentswere___17___HYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/"\o""withtheclub.Finally,thegirlsrealizedthatthe___18___intheothergroupwerenotgoodbabysitters.Theywatchedtelevision,talkedonthephone,andinvitedboyfriendstothehouse___19___theyweresitting.Whenthechildrenofthefamiliesstartedto___20___,andanearaccidentalmostoccurred,theclubwenttotheparentstotellthemwhatwashappening.1.A.activeB.thoughtfulC.easyD.hard2.A.takecareofB.runintoC.gothroughD.takeadvantageof3.A.childrenB.membersC.circlesD.players4.A.alarmB.trafficC.phoneD.neighbor5.A.factB.degreeC.questionD.demand6.A.ThereforeB.SuddenlyC.RergularlyD.Unwillingly7.A.attractingB.findingC.callingD.matching8.A.youngerB.clevererC.tallerD.older9.A.competeB.fightC.doD.meet10.A.heardB.knewC.promisedD.shot11.A.damagedB.caughtC.expectedD.forced12.A.hopedB.likedC.refusedD.seemed13.A.chanceB.possibilityC.powerD.policy14.A.shareB.giveC.provideD.mark15.A.putdownB.paidoffC.foundoutD.comeHYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/"\o""through16.A.checkupB.endupC.lookupD.showup17.A.satisfiedB.unhappyC.curiousD.helpful18.A.kidsB.adultsC.systemsD.situations19.A.thatB.whenC.whereD.how20.A.blowB.complainC.appreciateD.spread6In1985aFrancetelevisioncompanysentitsreporterstotheParisMetro.Theytook___1___toseewhatpassengerswoulddoiftheysawsomeone___2___ontheplatformortrains.Theincidentslooked___3___buttheywerealldonewiththehelpofactors.HYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/Article/beijing/Index.html"\t"_blank"however,very___4___peopletriedtohelp,andmostpassengers___5___nottonotice.Inoneofthe___6___,aforeignerwasattackedbythreemen.Theattackwasona___7___whichwasquitefull,andalthoughthemantriedtoget___8___passengerstohelp,theyallHYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/"\o""refused.ThisisnotonlyaFrench___9___.ABritishnewspaperreportedin1991thataprofessorofSocialPsychologyinNewYorkhad___10___hisstudentsouttorobtheirowncars.Thestudentsdidn’ttryto___11___whattheyweredoing.About80people___12_250carthefts,andonlytwelveofthemtriedto___13___thestudentrobbers.InatypicalHYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/"\o""incident,onemanstopped,looked,andthenputhishandsoverhis___14___andshouted“Ididn’tseethat!”Aboutfortypeople___15___tohelpthethieves,andtwopeople___16___satdownnexttothecarand___17___tobuyacameraandatelevisionsetastudentwas___18___fromthebackseatofhisowncar.Theprofessor___19___whetheritisaproblemofbigcitiesorwouldbethe___20___thingashappensanywhere.1.A.notesB.camerasC.trainsD.newspapers2.A.woundedB.stolenC.attackedD.struck3.A.greatB.seriousC.terribleD.real4.A.manyB.fewC.oldD.large5.A.seemedB.pretendedC.managedD.asked6.A.passengersB.actorsC.incidentsD.accidents7.A.trainB.planeC.truckD.bus8.A.theotherB.allC.moreD.another9.A.situationB.problemC.agreementD.accident10.A.broughtB.tookC.sentD.put11.A.hideB.exposeC.tellD.find12.A.realizedB.discoveredC.foundD.watched13.A.helpB.refuseC.reportD.stop14.A.faceB.headC.earsD.eyes15.A.offeredB.expectedC.hatedD.liked16.A.bravelyB.actuallyC.surelyD.certainly17.A.wantedB.waitedC.neededD.loved18.A.takingB.sendingC.offeringD.robbing19.A.knowsB.learnsC.wondersD.asks20.A.sameB.differentC.formerD.small7Ioncefoundoutthatdoingafavorforsomeonecouldgetyouintotrouble.Iwasintheeighthgradeat___1___time,andwewerehavingafinaltest.Duringthetest,thegirlnexttome___2___something,butIdidn’tquitecatchit.___3___IleanedoverherwayandfoundoutshewasaskingmeifIcould___4___herapen.Sheshowedmethatherswas___5___inkand___6___notwrite.I___7___tohaveanextraoneandIHYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/"\o""handedittoher.Afterthetestpapershadbeen___8___,theteacheraskedmetostayintheroom.Assoonaswewere___9___,shebegantotalktomeabout___10___itmeanttogrowup,andhowimportantitwastostand___11___yourownfeet.Foralongtime,shetalkedabouttheimportanceof___12___andtheharmofcheating,shemademe___13___thatIwouldthinkseriouslyaboutwhatshe’dsaid.Ikept___14___forquiteawhilewhyshehadtotalktomeaboutallthosethings.Later,Ifoundoutthatshe___15___Ihaddonesomecheatinginthetest,and___16___answersfromthegirl’stestpaper.IHYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/"\o""managed to___17___aboutthepen,butshesaid___18___seemedverywrongtoherthatIdidn’tmentionedanythingaboutit___19__shetalkedtomerightafterthetest.IamsureshecontinuedtobelievethatIhadHYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/"\o""cheated inthe___20___ofthetest.1.A.anyB.aC.theD.one2.A.whisperedB.shoutedC.spokeD.talked3.A.ButB.BecauseC.AndD.So4.A.spareB.changeC.shareD.borrow5.A.withoutB.offC.outofD.lack6.A.wouldB.shouldC.mustD.might7.A.usedB.happenedC.seemedD.found8.A.handedoverB.handedoutC.handedaroundD.handedin9.A.lonelyB.togetherC.aloneD.both10.A.thatB.whichC.whatD.how11.A.onB.againstC.withD.towards12.A.testB.studyC.honestyD.trust13.A.agreeB.promiseC.insistD.allow14.A.discoveringB.wonderingC.findingD.understanding15.A.thoughtB.concludedC.recognizedD.regarded16.A.copiedB.judgedC.foundD.corrected17.A.quarrelB.explainC.argueD.prove18.A.thatB.thisC.itD.I19.A.themomentB.beforeC.afterD.once20.A.endB.beginningC.courseD.way8Thehabitofchewinggumhaslastedformorethanacentury.Millionsofpeopleall___1___theworldchewbillionsofpiecesofgumeveryyear.　　HYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/Article/wangxing/"\o""Chewinggum becamepopularintheUnitedStatesmainly___2___oftheworkofoneman,WilliamWrigley,___3___formanyyearswastheheadoftheWrigleyCompany.EarlierThomasAdamsfirstbeganhisexperimentinaboutthe___4___1870.Itwashewhofirstmadethegumsoftandpleasanttochew.ButitwasnotuntilWrigleyjoinedthebusinessinabout1890___5___peopleeverywherebegantopickupthehabitofchewingHYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/Article/wangxing/"\o""gum.　　Wrigleylikedtodo___6___inabigway.Inhisfirstyear,heborrowedmoneyand___7___morethanamilliondollarsinadvertising.Foryears,therewasalargeWrigley’s___8___oneverystreetcarintheUnitedStates.___9___complainedthattheycouldnotgo___10___withoutseeingWrigley’sname.Wrigleyeven___11___,freeofcharge,piecesofgumtoeveryperson___12___thetelephonebookofeverycityandtownintheUnitedStates.Finallyhebegantoadvertisethatitwas___13___forhealthtochewgum,thatitcalmedtheHYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/Article/wangxing/"\o""nerves,andthatithelpedkeeptheteeth___14___.　　Heusedtogivethegumfreeto___15___childintheUnitedStatesonitssecondbirthday.He___16___youngwomenwho,inlong,orange-stripeddresseswouldgofromcitytocityingroupsoffourorfive,___17___atstreetcornersandgivefreesampleofchewinggumtoeverypersonwhopassedby.___18___thiswayeachwomangaveawayaboutfivethousand___19___ofWrigley’sgumeveryday.Asaresultofthispains-takingadvertising,peopleintheUnitedStatesbegantobuy___20___chewinggum.1.A.aboutB.overC.ofD.across　　2.A.sinceB.asC.becauseD.for　　3.A.thatB.whoC.whomD.which　　4.A.yearB.timeC.ageD.period　　5.A.thatB.inwhichC.whenD.where　　6.A.jobsB.workC.thingsD.tasks　　7.A.spentB.tookC.costD.paid　　8.A.informationB.advertisementC.picturesD.business　　9.A.AnybodyB.PeopleC.MenD.Passengers　　10.A.everywhereB.nowhereC.anywhereD.somewhere　　11.A.carriedB.sentC.broughtD.took　　12.A.inB.onC.atD.by　　13.A.goodB.badC.harmD.wrong　　14.A.dirtyB.cleanC.hardD.strong　　15.A.everyB.allC.manyD.most　　16.A.askedB.employedC.wantedD.wished　　17.A.watchB.satC.standD.wait　　18.A.ByB.OnC.InD.At　　19.A.piecesB.packetsC.bagsD.boxes　　20.A.lessandlessB.moreandmoreC.moreorlessD.HYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/Article/wangxing/"\o""fewerandfewer9ShewasbornintoarichfamilyinFlorence,Italy,in1820.Mostwomenlikeher___1___anequallywealthyhusbandandhadchildren.Butifshehad___2___socialcustoms,FlorenceNightingalewouldn’thavefoundaplacein___3___.AndtheHYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/Article/wangxing/"\o""InternationalCouncilofNurses wouldnothave___4___May12,herbirthday,asHYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/Article/wangxing/"\o""InternationalNurseDay.　　Whenshetoldherparentsshewantedtobecomea___5___,theywereagainsttheidea.Nursingwasseenasajobforaworkingclasswoman.Butshenevergave___6___and,byherearly30s,shehadbecomeEngland’sleadingauthorityon___7___.　　___8___RussiainvadedTurkeyin1853,BritainandFrancewentto___9___Turkey,startingtheCrimeanWar(1854-56).___10___afterarrivinginTurkey,8,000British___10___caughtcholeraandmalaria.Nightingaletookagroupof38nursestothecountryand___12___thearmyhospital,makingitcleanerHYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/Article/rwyd/Index.html"\t"_blank"andsoreducingthedeath___13___.“Whereverthereisdisease,thatwomanis___14___tobeseen,”___15___BritishnewspapertheTimesin1855.“Asshewalksalongeachcorridor,everyfellow’sfacesoftenswiththanksatthe___16___ofher.”　　Nightingale___17___toEnglandin1856asanationalheroine.Sheworkedtirelesslyto___18___medicalcareinEnglandandIndia.ShediedonAugust13,1910,___19___herideasonnursingandhospitalHYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/Article/wangxing/"\o""management live___20___inthemedicalworld.Nightingale’smostfamousbook,“HYPERLINK"http://www.nmet168.com/Article/wangxing/"\o""NotesonNursing”,isstillreadbynursestoday.1.A.foundB.marriedC.tookD.carried　　2.A.brokenB.madeC.keptD.done　　3.A.townB.homeC.earthD.history　　4.A.chosenB.consideredC.regardedD.taken　　5.A.doctorB.nurseC.teacherD.worker　　6.A.inB.upC.outD.away　　7.A.schoolsB.womenC.hospitalsD.trees　　8.A.IfB.BeforeC.WhenD.Since　　9.A.helpB.fightC.beatD.attack　　10.A.QuicklyB.SoonC.FastD.Early　　11.A.soldiersB.workersC.teachersD.doctors　　12.A.madeB.ranC.tookD.gave　　13.A.rateB.speedC.lengthD.speed　　14A.rightB.eagerC.anxiousD.sure　　15.A.wroteB