A traveler came out of the airport. There were a lot of 1 . He asked every taxi-driver"s name.
Then he took the third one. It 2 5 dollars to go from the airport to the hotel. " 3 does it take
to hire (雇请) you for the whole day?" The man asked. "100 dollars," said the taxi driver. This was
very 4 , but the man agreed. Then the taxi-driver showed him all the parks and museums in the
city. In the evening they went 5 to the hotel. The traveler gave the taxi-driver 100 dollars and
said, "What about tomorrow?" The taxi-driver 6 the man and said, "Tomorrow? That will be
7 100 dollars." But the man said it was OK. The taxi-driver was very 8 to be getting more
money.
The next evening, after taking the traveler to visit the same parks and museums, the taxi-driver
9 another 100 dollars, he felt guilty (有罪的) because 100 dollars a day was a lot of money. "So
you"re from New York." said the taxi-driver. "I have a 10 in New York. Her name is Susan. Do
you know her?" "Sure. She gave me 200 dollars to give you!". |
( )1. A. trains
( )2. A. cost
( )3. A. How many
( )4. A. cheap
( )5. A. ahead
( )6. A. looked at
( )7. A. the other
( )8. A. angry
( )9. A. received
( )10. A. brother | B. trucks
B. paid
B. How long
B. low
B. back
B. looked after
B. another
B. unhappy
B. gave
B. son | C. taxis
C. spent
C. How much
C. dear
C. across
C. looked for
C. other
C. pleased
C. borrowed
C. sister |
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试题【完形填空。 A traveler came out of the airport. There were a lot of 1 . He a】；主要考察你对 人物故事类等知识点的理解。 [详细]举一反三
| 完形填空。 | Years ago, a farmer owned some land along the Atlantic coast. He often advertised for assistants, but he
got no reply as most people feared the terrible storms across the Atlantic coast.
Finally, a short, thin man came to the farmer. "Well, I can sleep when the wind 1 ," said the little man.
Although puzzled by this answer, the farmer, badly in need of help, hired him. The little man worked
well around the farm and the farmer felt 2 with the man"s work.
Then one night the wind blew loudly in from the shore. Jumping out of bed, the farmer caught a
lantern (提灯) and 3 next door to the little man. He shook the little man and shouted, "Get up! A storm
is coming! Tie things down 4 they are blown away!"
The little man rolled over in bed and said firmly, "No, Sir. I told you, I can sleep when the wind blows."
The farmer was very 5 and hurried outside to prepare for the storm himself. 6 , he discovered
everything was tied down.
The farmer then 7 what his hired man had said. When you"re prepared, you have 8 to fear.
Can you sleep when the wind blows through your life? | ( )1. A. blows
( )2. A. excited
( )3. A. broke
( )4. A. before
( )5. A. upset
( )6. A. To his surprise
( )7. A. explained
( )8. A. something | B. flies
B. satisfied
B. rushed
B. after
B. angry
B. To his sorrow
B. remembered
B. nobody | C. flows
C. amazed
C. fled
C. as
C. calm
C. To his joy
C. added
C. nothing | D. moves
D. worried
D. knocked
D. when
D. confident
D. To his disappointment
D. understood
D. anything | | 完形填空。 | I believe listening is a powerful (强效的) medicine.
It was Sunday. I had the last 1 to see and I got into her room. She was an old woman, sitting on
the bed, trying to 2 her socks. Usually I said something like this: "How are you fecling? The nurse says
your son is visiting you today. Ibelieve you are 3 seeing him."
She 4 me with a serious voice, "Sit down, doctor. This is my story, not yours."
I was surprised and 5 . I sat down and helped her with the socks. She began to tell me that her
only son lived not far from her, 6 she had not seen him for five years. She helieved her health
problems were worse because of 7 her son. After hearing her story and helping her pur on her socks,
Iasked if there was 8 I could do for her. She 9 her head and smiled. All she wanted me to do
was to 10 .
Each story is 11 . Some are clear, others are not. Some are true, others are not, yet all those
things do not really 12 . What matters to the storyteller is that the story is heard.
Listening to someone"s story costs nothing but it is the key to bealing (康复). I often 13 what the
woman taught me, and I 14 myself of the importance of stopping, sitting down and truly listening. I
15 the power of listening. | ( )1. A. doctor
( )2. A. take off
( )3. A. looking forward
( )4. A. impressed
( )5. A. escited
( )6. A. or
( )7. A. missing
( )8. A. nothing else
( )9. A. shook
( )10. A. see
( )11. A. terrible
( )12. A. happen
( )13. A. think of
( )14. A. teach
( )15. A. talk about | B. nurse
B. get off
B. asking for
B. stopped
B. mad
B. so
B. loving
B. anything clse
B. dropped
B. smell
B. different
B. appear
B. dream of
B. ask
B. show of | C. patient (病人)
C. clean out
C. going on
C. asked
C. embarrasssed
C. but
C. understanding
C. nothing
C. waved
C. listen
C. similar
C. matter
C. remind
C. remind
C. believe in | D. student
D. put on
D. worrying about
D. greetde
D. angry
D. if
D. meeting
D. everything
D. moved
D. feel
D. true
D. change
D. laugh at
D. cheer
D. run out of | | 完形填空 | I knew little about English when I first came to America. So I went to a language school every day
to 1 English. One day, during the break, I asked one of my classmates a question. When I thanked her
for it, she said," 2 . It"s a piece of cake." I thought to 3 , "She wants a piece of cake?" So I said to
her, "I haven"t taken any piece of 4 with me today. What about a piece of biscuit (饼干)?"
She looked at me in surprise and then smiled. She knew that I didn"t 5 her. She said, "What I mean
is "no problem,"" Then I began to learn that "a piece of cake" is not only a piece of cake, but also means a
thing that is very easy. | ( )1. A.tell
( )2. A.All right
( )3. A.yourself
( )4. A.bread
( )5. A.understand | B.know
B.The same to you
B.myself
B.pizza
B.remember | C.teach
C.You’re welcome
C.himself
C.biscuit
C.find | D.learn
D.Nothing serious
D.herself
D.cake
D.believe | | 完形填空。 | My friend, David Smith, kept birds. One day he phoned and 1 me he would be away for a week.
He asked me to feed the bird 2 him and said he would leave his key in my mailbox.
Unfortunately, I did not remember to feed the birds 3 the night before David was going to return.
I rushed out of my house and it was already dark when I arrived at 4 house. I soon found the key he
gave me could unlock neither the front door 5 the back door! I kept 6 of what David would say
when came back.
Then I noticed 7 one bedroom window was open. I found a big tone and pushed it under the
window 8 the stone was very heavy. I heard of niose. But in the end, I managed to climb up.
I had one leg inside the bedroom when I suddenly realized that someone 9 a torch (电筒) up at me.
I looked down and saw 10 policeman and an old lady, one of David"s neighbours. "What are you doing
up there?" Said the policeman. Feeling like a fool, I replied, "I was just going to feed Mr. Smith"s birds." | ( )1. A. tell
( )2. A. with
( )3. A. until
( )4. A. her
( )5. A. and
( )6. A. to think
( )7. A. how
( )8. A. If
( )9. A. is shinning
( )10. A. a | B. tells
B. to
B. before
B. his
B. but
B. think
B. that
B. Because
B. was shone
B. the | C. told
C. for
C. as
C. their
C. or
C. thinking
C. what
C. When
C. shines
C. an | D. had told
D. at
D. since
D. our
D. nor
D. thought
D. why
D. Whether
D. was shining
D. / | | 完形填空。 | I was waiting for the bus when I met the woman. "You look 1 . Come and sit here," she said. " 2
are you going?"
"I don"t know. I just want to catch a 3 and see what it will be like at the end."
"I"m afraid you"ll see 4 there. Why don"t you enjoy the sights on the way?"
"How can I do that while my heart"s 5 ?" I asked sadly. My best friend had left me.
The woman seemed to understand my feeling. "Don"t cry, little girl. I"ve had a similar experience to you.
Thirty-five 6 ago, my husband left our three children and me. I was deadly sad. I decided to kill myself
and the children, so I took 7 to the sea. 8 , they seemed to know what would happen, so they 9
loudly. Their cry suddenly woke me 10 . How could I 11 my hope to live for one of life"s problems?
After that, I worked hard to raise the children. Now they all live 12 and one of them has his own family.
Then the woman gave me a 13 , "We should never wait for the door to 14 before us. We should
find the key to the 15 or try to find another way".
The bus came and I got on it with a smile. | ( )1. A. tired
( )2. A. What
( )3. A. train
( )4. A. nothing
( )5. A. smiling
( )6. A. days
( )7. A. her
( )8. A. So
( )9. A. laughed
( )10. A. in
( )11. A. give away
( )12. A. happily
( )13. A. cry
( )14. A. open
( )15. A. classroom | B. excited
B. How
B. bus
B. everything
B. breaking
B. weeks
B. them
B. Or
B. talked
B. out
B. give up
B. sadly
B. shout
B. close
B. office | C. happy
C. Where
C. boat
C.something
C. singing
C. months
C. him
C. Besides
C. spoke
C. up
C. get up
C. badly
C. hit
C. lock
C. door | D. well
D. When
D. plane
D. anything
D. dancing
D. years
D. it
D. However
D. cried
D. down
D. stand up
D. hopeless
D. smile
D. mend
D. shop |
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