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1、完形填空 专练（三）_月_日 第_周 星期_班级_姓名_座号_成绩_A21. ABCD26. ABCD31. ABCD36. ABCD22. ABCD27. ABCD32. ABCD37. ABCD23. ABCD 28. ABCD33. ABCD 38. ABCD24. ABCD29. ABCD34. ABCD 39. ABCD25. ABCD30. ABCD35. ABCD 40. ABCDA San Francisco woman quit a big job in tech to follow her passion（热衷的爱好）in a creative career. She 1
2、a dream medium in macram（装饰编结艺术）- and is making her mark on the art form in astonishing ways.“Im 2 everything,” says Windy Chien. Its a confident and sweeping 3 , but her career is proof: She studies film in college, owned a record shop, and helped build Apples iTunes and App Store. 4 she was always
3、 hungry for more. “I 5 to create but knew I couldnt do it with a full-time job,” she says. Four years ago, Chien eventually 6 Apple. To give herself time to find her way, she met with a(n) 7 planner, calculated possible expenses. And put aside enough 8 to cover a year. That way, she didnt have to 9
4、the cost of living every month.Next, Chien began to make a few 10 . When she took a class in macram, which shed done with her mom as a kid, it “ 11 felt right,” she says. So Chien 12 herself to tie a new knot（节）every day for a year and 13 it on the Internet. This forced her to keep 14 the craft, and
5、 gave her exposure. By day 365, she had more than ten thousand 15 .In 2014, Chiens friends and friends of friends - 16 placing orders. As her customer base grew, so did her 17 : She began to make wall hangings and other 18 that can beautify rooms. Today her goal is to 19 her business while staying v
6、ery hands-on. “I want to continue to get 20 out of my work,” she says. “But it should make sense for the head as well as the heart.”1. A. ignoredB. foundC. improvedD. observed2. A. proud ofB. satisfied withC. interested inD. worried3. A. statementB. agreementC. treatmentD. arrangement4. A. ThenB. In
7、steadC. ThusD. Yet5. A. continuedB. expectedC. promisedD. pretended6. A. leftB. impressedC. surprisedD. disappointed7. A. cityB. vocationC. environmentalD. financial8. A. foodB. clothesC. moneyD. energy9. A. considerB. needC. increaseD. forget10. A. mistakesB. filmsC. attemptsD. recommendations11. A
8、. hardlyB. recentlyC. usuallyD. instantly12. A. beggedB. cheatedC. challengedD. informed13. A. noticeB. postC. reportD. deny14. A. watchingB. commentingC. teachingD. learning15. A. followersB. studentsC. performersD. neighbors16. A. hatedB. startedC. preferredD. remembered17. A. dreamsB. designsC. d
9、ecorationsD. donations18. A. decorationsB. anxietiesC. preparationsD. explanation19. A. sellB. saveC. expandD. investigate20. A. shockB. timeC. safetyD. joy完形填空 专练（三）_月_日 第_周 星期_班级_姓名_座号_成绩_B21. ABCD26. ABCD31. ABCD36. ABCD22. ABCD27. ABCD32. ABCD37. ABCD23. ABCD 28. ABCD33. ABCD 38. ABCD24. ABCD29.
10、 ABCD34. ABCD 39. ABCD25. ABCD30. ABCD35. ABCD 40. ABCDMaking friends can be a hard task, and it becomes harder to do as one gets older. Sadly, people often 1 the reality that many elderly people live alone, and that isolation（隔离状态）may be bad for their 2 . Marleen Brooks was reminded of this when sh
11、e came home to find a 3 from her 90-year-old neighbor, whom shed never spoken to before.The elderly woman had reached out to her to 4 that she was extremely lonely, asking if the two of them could be 5 . The note read: “Would you consider becoming my friend?” Im 90 years old live 6 . All my friends
12、have passed away. Im so lonesome and scared.”So what did Marleen, 37, do next? Of course, she went over and 7 herself to her elderly neighbor, Wanda, with cupcakes in hand. “Shes such a 8 lady! And she was over the moon when I came over,” Marleen said. Wanda told Marleen how happy she was to 9 her.“
13、I hope you didnt think I was stupid for 10 to you, but I had to do something,” Wanda told Mrleen. “Thank you so much for 11 . Ive lived here for 50 years and dont 12 any of my neighbors.” Wanda has three sons, and one of them passed away from cancer last year. The other two live far away, so she 13
14、seen them. Wanda also has some illnesses.The link between 14 and physical health in the elderly has been 15 ; a recent study found that lonely older adults were 45 percent more likely to die than those who had 16 with others. For you, it seems like a(n) 17 thing to stop by and just say hi to that 18
15、 neighbor down the street. But for them, having someone around makes all the difference in the world. There are so many others out there 19 Wanda. Maybe you could 20 knocking on their door.1. A. reflectB. faceC. overlookD. hate2. A. attentionB. freedomC. healthD. work3. A. noteB. giftC. bookD. cake4
16、. A. denyB. assumeC. questionD. admit5. A. neighborsB. friendsC. volunteersD. doctors6. A. happilyB. abroadC. aloneD. peacefully7. A. adaptedB. addedC. devotedD. introduced8. A. youngB. sweetC. strongD. strange9. A. meetB. helpC. entertainD. approach10. A. listeningB. referringC. belongingD. writing
17、11. A. getting aroundC. coming over C. going backD. paying up12. A. respectB. rememberC. knowD. find13. A. possiblyB. rarelyC. evenD. just14. A. lonelinessB. tirednessC. excitementD. impatience15. A. importantB. necessaryC. well-preparedD. well-documented16. A. troubleB. comparisonsC. connectionsD. sympathy17. A. smallB. braveC. creativeD. eager18. A. elderlyB. crazyC. humorousD. serious19. A. behindB. throughC. exceptD. like20. A. enjoyB. mindC. considerD. finishKeys: A1 10 BCADB ADCAC11 20 DCBDA BBACDB1 10 CCADB CDBAD11 20 BCBAD CAADC5