高一英语完形填空专项训练(一)

FpgFpg1OnemorningRaman,atruemasteroftheartofarchery(箭术),invitedhisfavoritestudenttowatchadisplayofhisskill.Thestudenthad36thismorethanahundredtimesbefore,buthestillobeyedhis37.Together,theywentintoanearbywoodandreachedatall38.Ramanpickedaroseflowerand39itononeofthebranchesofthetree.He40openedhisbagandtookoutthreeobjects.his41,anarrowandawhitehandkerchief.Ramanstoodonehundredpacesfromthespotwherehehadplacedthe42.Facinghistarget,he43hisstudenttoblindfold(蒙住眼睛)himwiththehandkerchief.Thestudentdidashisteacher44.“Howoftenhaveyouseenmepracticethesportofarchery?”Ramanaskedhim45.“Everyday,”repliedhisstudent.“Andyouhave46managedtohittherosefromthreehundredpacesaway.”Withhiseyescoveredbythe47,Ramanplacedhisfeetfirmlyonthegroundand48thebowstring(弓弦)withallhisstrength.Aimingattheroseonthe49,heletthearrowfly.Thearrowwhistledthroughtheair,50itdidnotevenhitthetree,missingthetargetbyafewmeters.“DidI51it?”saidRaman,removingthehandkerchieffromhiseyes.“No,youmissed52,”repliedthestudent.“Ithoughtyouweregoingto53methepowerofthoughtandyourabilitytoperformmagic.”“Ihave54taughtyouthemostimportantlessonaboutthepowerofthought.”repliedRaman.“Whenyou55something,concentrateonlyonthat.Noonewilleverhitatargettheycannotsee.”1.A．thoughtB．seenC．heardD．felt2.A．teacherB．bossC．fatherD．monitor3.A．wallB．treeC．poleD．house4.A．buriedB．educatedC．signedD．placed5.A．firstB．nowC．thenD．finally6.A．bowB．hammerC．appleD．knife7.A．arrowB．shoeC．flowerD．bag8.A．advisedB．expectedC．encouragedD．asked9.A．plannedB．imaginedC．requestedD．promised10.A．angrilyB．calmlyC．disappointedlyD．sadly11.A．neverB．almostC．alwaysD．also12.A．clothB．handkerchiefC．paperD．leaf13.A．drewbackB．broughtupC．heldbackD．tookoff14.A．groundB．branchC．tipD．root15.A．andB．forC．soD．but16.A．touchB．learnC．missD．hit17.A．completelyB．suddenlyC．quicklyD．carefully18.A．showB．giveC．offerD．lend19.A．againB．evenC．justD．seldom20.A．buyB．findC．noticeD．wantFpgFpg2Igrewuppoor—livingwithsixbrothers,threesistersandmymother.Wehadlittlemoney,butplentyofloveand36.Iwashappyandenergetic.Iunderstoodthatnomatterhowpoorapersonwas,hecouldstill37adream.Mydreamwas38.BythetimeIwassixteen,Icouldthrowaninety-mile-per-hourbaseballand39anythingthatmovedonthefield.Iwasalso40.myhighschoolcoachwasJohn,whonotonly41me,butalsotaughtmehowtobelieveinmyself.He42methedifferencebetweenhavingadreamandshowingconviction(信念).OneparticularincidentwithcoachJohnchangedmylifeforever.Afriend43meforasummerjob.Thismeantachanceformoneyinmypocket—moneyforanewbike,newclothesandthe44ofsavingsforahouseformymother.ThenIrealizedIwouldhaveto45upsummerbaseballtohandletheworkschedule,andthatmeantIwouldhavetotellJohnIwouldn’tbeplaying.WhenItoldJohn,hewasas46asIexpectedhimtobe.“Youhaveyourwholelifetowork,”hesaid,“Your47daysarelimited.Youcan’taffordtowastethem.”Istoodbeforehimwithmyhead48,tryingtothinkofthewordsthatwould49tohimwhymydreamofbuyingmymomahouseandhavingmoneyinmypocketwasworthfacinghis50inme.“Well,”heasked,“is$3.5anhourthe51ofadream?”Thatsimplequestionmade52tomethedifferencebetween53somethingrightnowandhavingagoal.Idevotedmyselfinsportsthatsummerand54theyearIwaschosenbythePittsburghPiratestoplaybaseball,and55a$20,000contract（合同）.Later,Iboughtmymotherthehouseofmydream!1.A．attentionB．timeC．patienceD．fashion2.A．bringB．continueC．makeD．afford3.A．athleticsB．musicC．businessD．money4.A．kickB．playC．hitD．pass5.A．rightB．popularC．luckyD．confident6.A．believedinB．reliedonC．calledonD．dealtwith7.A．gaveB．taughtC．broughtD．asked8.A．calledB．advisedC．appliedD．recommended9.A．aimB．ideaC．startD．purpose10.A．keepB．endC．giveD．pick11.A．happyB．madC．frightenedD．excited12.A．livingB．workingC．playingD．dreaming13.A．movingB．hangingC．shakingD．nodding14.A．expressB．announceC．apologiseD．explain15.A．beliefB．prideC．fearD．disappointmentFpgFpg16.A．lengthB．priceC．powerD．spirit17.A．clearB．directC．straightD．attractive18.A．wantingB．changingC．dreamingD．enjoying19.A．byB．forC．beyondD．within20.A．paidB．foundC．offeredD．presented3WeweredrivingalongthevillageofSimdara.I36tomyrightandsawanoldshelter20metersfromthesideoftheroadthatappearedtobefilledwith37.“Wouldyoumind38?”IaskedthedriverWaris.“Ithinkthereisa(n)39.”Warislaughed.“No,Greg,that’sactuallyapublictoilet,”explainedWarisandhekept40.“Butwhyaretheresomanykids?Whataretheydoingthere?Weneedto41,”Iinsisted.ThewordcaughtWaris42andhestoppedthecar.Whenwereachedtheshelter,tomysurprise,itwas43atoilet—oratleastithadbeenatonetime.Theroofwasgonenow,andthefourtoiletpits(坑)hadbeen44witholdboards.Therewere25childrenbetween4and5yearsold,one45,andawoodenboardagainstthewall.Thoughhavingatoughlearningenvironment,thestudentsarequite46tochatwithusabouttheirclassandcurriculum(课程).Afterabouttenminutes,theteacher47ifwemightliketosee“therestoftheschool”.We48andfollowedherupthehill.Justoverthetopofthehill,therewasanoldtent.Itwasvery49insidebecausenearly100studentswerepackedlikesardines(沙丁鱼).Thesestudentswerealittle50,fourth-,andsixth-graders,andallofthemweresittingontheground.51theteacher,theyweredoingextremelywell—52mostofthemhadnobooks,paperorevenpencils.Wewereforcedto53tocatchourplane.Wew