题目内容

The story happened on a hot heavy rainy day.

    After class, I took a few bottles to go and   36   some water from the water room. Oh! There were so many people! I had to wait   37   the rain. My hair didn't get wet because I wore a hat, but my clothes  38  .

    When at last it was my   39   , I filled the bottles as quickly as possible. I began making my way back when I saw a boy   40   towards me. He   41   two umbrellas in his hand. He shouted hello and as he came   42   , I recognized that it was Tom.

    He   43   my classmate for nearly three years, but we never   44   more than ten sentences. He was silent, but I liked talking. We were quite   45   people and had nothing in common. I didn't   46   him and even didn't want to see him.

    "Hey! What's wrong?" His words   47   me out of my thought. "I saw you   48   in the rain, so I brought you this umbrella. But it seems a little   49   , your clothes are already wet,"

    On hearing this, I was so   50   that I couldn't say a single word.

"Don't just stand there. Let's go!" He said and held the umbrella for me. We walked towards   51   and this time we talked   52   .

    "I know you don't like me, but I want to   53   with you." he said, "You may think I am silent, but it is because I can't find the right   54   to say."

The rain finally stopped and we saw a rainbow in the blue sky. I said to myself, "It is wrong to  55  someone only by his appearance.

1.A. collect                             B. drink      C.move              D. hold

2.A. under                                    B. in                    C.at                              D. on

3.A. did                                B. got                  C.is                              D. does

4.A. wish                              B. duty      C.job                           D. turn

5.A. come                                     B. came     C.coming                    D. comes

6.A. had held                      B. has held  C.was holding         D. holds

7.A. near                                       B. nearly  C.nearer                     D. nearest

8.A. has been                B. had been  C.is                           D. would be

9.A. shared                             B. talked     C.spoke             D. called

10.A. the same                            B. familiar  C.strange                 D. the best

11.A. hate                                     B. ignore  C.like                 D. forget

12.A. brought                     B. made    C.got                           D. surprised

13.A. stood                                    B. stand     C.standing         D. are standing

14.A. early                                    B. frequent  C.usual                    D. late

15.A. moving                      B. move    C.moved                     D. moves

16.A. the meeting room   B. the park  C.the playground D. the dormitory

17.A. nothing                      B. too much  C.a lot                     D. something

18.A. make friends       B. have wordsC.have a speech  D. shake a hand

19.A. times                                   B. words  C.places                      D. news

20.A. understand               B. see                 C.judge              D. decide

 

【答案】

 

1.A

2.B

3.A

4.D

5.C

6.C

7.C

8.B

9.A

10.C

11.C

12.A

13.C

14.D

15.C

16.D

17.C

18.A

19.B

20.C

【解析】

试题分析:本文叙述了作者在一个雨天等候打水时,这时她遇见了她以前的同学,她认为这个同学不爱说话,她本不想和这个同学说话,可是她的同学给她带来一把雨伞,,可她又被这个同学说的话所感动,后来他们谈的话题多起来。文中最后指出不要以貌取人。

1.考查动词及上下文的呼应。collect water取水; drink 喝; move移动; hold控制。根据下文from the water room. 可知“我”去水房去打水,故选A。

2.考查介词及上下文的呼应。 under在下面; in在里面; at在; on在上面。有那么多的人我不得不在雨中等着,故选B。

3.考查动词及上下文的呼应。因为上文说的是因为“我”戴着帽子,所以头发没有淋湿,二衣服却淋湿了。这里用did这个替代词代替前面出现的动词,故选A。

4.考查动词及上下文的呼应。 wish希望; duty责任; job 工作; turn轮流,转向。最后轮到“我”,“我”尽快地装满瓶子,故选D。

5.考查动词及上下文的呼应。当“我”走回去的时候,“我”看见一个小男孩向“我” 走过来,see sb coming 看见某人来了,故选C。

6.考查动词及上下文的呼应。他手里正拿着一把雨伞,用过去进行时,故选       C。

7.考查介词及上下文的呼应。 near 近的; nearly几乎; nearer较近; nearest最近。当他离“我”更近的时候,他向“我”打招呼,故选C。

8.考查动词及上下文的呼应。几乎三年我们没有见过面了,故选B。

9.考查动词及上下文的呼应。 share共用,分享; talk谈话; speak讲话; call打电话。但是我们从来没有共同说过不到十句话,故选A。

10.考查形容词及上下文的呼应。 the same同一; familiar熟悉的; strange陌生的,奇怪的; the best最好的。我们相当陌生我们没有什么共同之处,故选C。

11.考查动词及上下文的呼应。 hate不喜欢; ignore忽视,不理睬; like喜欢; forget忘记。“我”没有理睬他,“我”不想看见他,故选C。

12.考查动词及上下文的呼应。bring 带来; make 制造; get 得到;surprise吃惊。他的话把“我”从思绪中回来,故选A。

13.考查动词及上下文的呼应。“我”看见你站在雨中,这里是see sb standing 看见某人正站着,故选C。

14.考查形容词及上下文的呼应。 early早; frequent频繁; usual通常; late晚。似乎有点晚了,故选D。

15.考查形容词及上下文的呼应。moved感动的。听到这句话“我”感动得说不出话来,故选C。

16.考查名词及上下文的呼应。the meeting room会议室; the park公园; the playground操场; the dormitory宿舍。我们向宿舍走去,故选D。

17.考查代词及上下文的呼应。nothing没有事情; too much太多; a lot 多;something某事。这里talk a lot谈的多,too much后需要接不可数名词,故选C。

18.考查动词短语及上下文的呼应。 make friends 交朋友; have words 争吵; 他说他要和作者交朋友,故选A。

19.考查名词及上下文的呼应。times次数; words话; places 地方; news消息。那是因为没有找到合适的话,故选B。

20.考查动词及上下文的呼应。 understand理解; see看见; judge判断; decide决定。仅仅通过外表来判断一个人是错误的,故选C。

考点:故事类短文。

点评:完型做这题要看清上下文,找准定位词。充分利用文章的上下文和前后句,找到对选择有提示作用的词或句。这些词有时可能是同义词或反义词。通顺逻辑,寻求搭配。注意固定的搭配,包括动词与介词的搭配、动词与名词的搭配以及形容词与名词的搭配等,同时要根据内容选择正确的短语。扎实基础,搞清辨异。看清执行者,确定所选词。寻求上下逻辑,从容确定关系。了解生活常识,确定相关知识。

 

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