2009年高考英语完形填空专项复习含答案与解题思路一

蓝天家教网伴你快乐成长本资料来源于《七彩教育网》年高考英语完形填空专项复习含答案与解题思路一（I）MyworkkeepsmeinHongKongmostoftheyear，butIdotrytoget1foramonthin2—usuallyJuly．Nowasyouprobablyknowthat'sthemain3seasoninEurope，thefavouriteplacesforholidayandthefamouscitiesareusuallyvery4．ButI'mnotseeking（寻求）thesun—Igetplentyof5inHongKong—andI'mcertainlynotseekingthe6！SowhenIgoonholidayIbuyaTrainPass（asortoftrainticket）that7mefirstclasstravelonmostofthe8ofWesternEurope．Firstclasscompartments（车厢）are9crowdedandtheyareverycomfortable．Ifyou'regoingonanovernight10youcantakeasleepingtrainforsomeextramoney．Thereareusuallydiningcarsinthetrain．Ifindthat11travelisrestfuland12．There'salwayssomethingtosee．Iparticularlyenjoy13throughSwitzerlandandItaly．Youcangetaverygood14ofwhatacountryislikefromatrain；youdon'tgotoofastandyoustopquiteoften．15railtravelisverysafeandIamneversickonatrain16Iamonaship！Thentherearealwayspeopleto17ifyoufeellikeachat（闲聊）．The18thatIseldomtravelbyplaneisquitesimple：astrainstationsareusuallybuiltinthecitycentre，Idon'thaveto19transport（交通）；transportcanbeaproblemwhenarrivingby20．1．A．backB．offC．homeD．away2．A．HongKongB．EuropeC．summerD．autumn3．A．holidayB．visitingC．windyD．rainy4．A．quietB．peacefulC．beautifulD．crowded5．A．pleasureB．daylightC．sunshineD．money6．A．crowdsB．peopleC．helpD．city-life7．A．showsB．allowsC．givesD．takes8．A．highwaysB．pathsC．roadsD．railways9．A．hardlyB．alwaysC．certainlyD．much10．A．wayB．journeyC．serviceD．work11．A．seaB．planeC．carD．train12．A．interestingB．tiresomeC．lonelyD．cheap13．A．totravelB．travellingC．todriveD．driving14．A．ideaB．lookingC．drawingD．painting15．A．AlsoB．YetC．ButD．However16．A．whenB．whileC．asD．and17．A．talktoB．talkC．speakaboutD．speak18．A．aimB．trainC．carD．air19．A．worryaboutB．orderC．takecareofD．consider20．A．shipB．trainC．carD．air（II）AlfredHitchcockisoneofthebest-knownfilm-makers，andbecauseofhishabitofmakingaquickappearanceineachofhisfilmseversincethe1930s，hisfaceiseasily1．Peopleallovertheworldhavecometoconnectthegentle-looking，over-weightEnglishmanwithsomeof蓝天家教网．AlfredHitchcockwasthesonofashopowner．Hehadastricteducationandwenttoseveralstrictschools．Hewasaquietboywhokepthimselftohimself．3heleftschoolatfourteen，hebegantotrain4anengineer．Hehadalwaysbeenatheatreloverandbysixteenhebecameinterestedinthecinematoo．Aboutthistimehefoundhealsohadatalent（天才）for5，andhewenttoacourseindrawingatLondonUniversity—atfirstitwastohelphiminhisjob．ButasyoungHitchcock'scareer（事业）developed，6didhisinterestintheartsand7hisdrawingtalentcameaninterestinwriting．Hisfirst8workwasinthemagazineofhisfactory．This9toanotherchangeinthedirectionofhiscareer，ashefoundhimselfwritingtheadvertising（广告）forthefactory．ThiswasthefirsttimeHitchcockhadbeenaskedtousehisimagination，andforthefirsttimehestartedtomake10withcharactersandstories．1．A．recognizedB．knownC．seenD．found2．A．noticedB．observedC．doneD．made3．A．SinceB．WhenC．ThenD．But4．A．asB．onC．forD．into5．A．singingB．writingC．drawingD．acting6．A．muchB．alsoC．suchD．so7．A．thoughB．forC．byD．with8．A．engineeringB．writtenC．filmD．drawing9．A．ledB．stuckC．devotedD．pointed10．A．examinationsB．expressionsC．experimentsD．exhibitions（III）Accordingtosomescientists，high-risksportscanbeparticularlyvaluableforcertaintypesofpeople．Suchactivitieshelpthemto1thatbeingfrighteneddoesn'tmeanthattheyhavetolose2．Therecentfashionforjumpingfrombridgesfastenedtoalengthofelastic（有弹性的）rope，knownas“bungeejumping”，hasnowbeen3byoveronemillionpeopleworldwide，andinterestinitiscontinuingto4．Beforethespecialelasticropetightens（拉紧）around5，jumpersreachspeedsofnearly160kilometersperhour．First-timersareusuallytoo6toopentheirmouths，andwhentheyarefinallylowered7totheground，theywalkaroundwithbroad8ontheirfaces，sayingrepeatedlyhow9itwas．However，forsomepeople，itisonlytheembarrassment（难堪）ofrefusingto10atthelastminutethatfinallypersuadesthemtoconquertheirfearofheightsandpushthemselvesoffintospace．1．A．admitB．imagineC．learnD．think2．A．controlB．temperC．hopeD．trust3．A．triedB．playedC．performedD．jumped4．A．addB．extendC．broadenD．grow5．A．itB．themC．peopleD．thebridge6．A．delightedB．shyC．frightenedD．relaxed7．A．suddenlyB．safelyC．softlyD．skillfully8．A．smilesB．teethC．eyesD．mouths9．A．boringB．tiringC．excitingD．ridiculous10．A．fallB．dropC．jumpD．fly蓝天家教网伴你快乐成长（IV）CollegeanduniversitygraduationsintheUnitedStatesarearrivingearliereachyearastheaveragelengthofschoolyeargetsshorter．Theschoolyearhasfallenbynearlysixweeks，from197daysin1964to156daysin1994，accordingtotheNationalAssociationofScholars．1，mostAmericankindergarten，elementary（初等的）andhighschoolstudentsare2tospend180daysayearintheirschools．Thelengthoftheaverageclassperiodalsohas3，frommorethan57minutestolessthan54，theAssociationreports．“The4hastobethatstudentsaresimply5less，”saidthedirectoroftheAssociation．“Ifyoucounttheactual6ofcontacthours，you'llfindtheyare7fouryearsincollegegettinganeducationthatwouldhavetakenabout8yearsin1964．”Theuniversitiesargue（认为）thattheyaresimplyteachingmore9．“Thetraditionalideathatlearning10intheclassroomandthroug