完形填空 Radio and television 1 very popular 2 the world today. 3 of the people watch TV, perhaps more people 4 the radio. The TV is of course 5 than the radio. 6 TV you can see and hear what is 7 in the 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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　　Radio and television 1 very popular 2 the world today. 3 of the people watch TV, perhaps more people 4 the radio.

　　The TV is of course 5 than the radio. 6 TV you can see and hear what is 7 in the world. However, radio is 8 disappearing. It is still 9 us. And 10 of listeners is becoming 11 . A transistor radio is 12 very small. Ii is very 13 to carry. You can listen to it 14 the bus or on your bike when you 15 to work. 16 , radio broadcasts are 17 for blind people. The sight of many old people is not 18 enough to watch TV. Then when people are working, they can't watch TV but they can listen to music or news 19 the radio. What's more, radio is much 20 than TV.

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A．were

B．was

C．are

D．has been

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A．in

B．on

C．to

D．of

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A．The million

B．Million

C．A million

D．Millions

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A．hear

B．listen to

C．heard

D．listened to

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A．useful	B．more usefully
C．more useful	D．much useful

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A．In

B．To

C．For

D．On

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A．happening

B．happen

C．happened

D．happened to

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A．nor

B．neither

C．still

D．not

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A．and

B．with

C．having

D．living

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A．number

B．the numbers

C．a number

D．the number

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A．more

B．large

C．less

D．huger

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A．sometimes

B．some time

C．sometime

D．some times

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A．easily

B．difficult

C．easy

D．heavy

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A．by

B．on

C．with

D．to

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A．going

B．go

C．come

D．coming

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A．Except

B．Except for

C．Besides

D．Besides that

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A．harmful

B．convenient

C．priceless

D．money

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A．good

B．better

C．well

D．best

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A．by

B．of

C．over

D．in

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A．useful

B．important

C．cheap

D．cheaper

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A．	seriously
B．	truly
C．	sincerely
D．	commonly

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A．	see into
B．	see through
C．	look into
D．	look up

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A．	harm
B．	strength
C．	effect
D．	good

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A．	help
B．	improve
C．	increase
D．	damage

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A．	carried away
B．	carried off
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A．	observed
B．	noticed
C．	saw
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A．	if
B．	but
C．	while
D．	since

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A．	mentality
B．	physical
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D．	critical

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B．	decreases
C．	promotes
D．	increases

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B．	runs
C．	relaxes
D．	operates

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A．	affects
B．	moves
C．	exercises
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B．	put
C．	reproduce
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B．	produced
C．	started
D．	cut

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A．	refused
B．	suffered
C．	accepted
D．	tolerated．

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A．	sleep
B．	cry
C．	calmness
D．	laughter

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A．	pleasure
B．	stress
C．	happiness
D．	concentration

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A．	fact
B．	matter
C．	result
D．	sign

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A．	encouraging
B．	allowing
C．	permitting
D．	forbidding

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A．	different
B．	beneficial
C．	effective
D．	harmful

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A．	strange
B．	enough
C．	familiar
D．	similar

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