考研英语完形填空32篇和标准答案文档格式.docx

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D.under

8.A.grave

B.severe

C.substantial

D.superficial

9.A.outside

B.outward

C.inner

D.outer

10.A.intime

B.ontime

C.attimes

D.behindtime

11.A.original

B.different

C.definite

D.customary

12.A.restored

B.hurt

C.destroyed

D.restricted

13.A.diminish

B.dispose

C.undermine

D.remove

14.A.and

B.but

C.when

D.if

15.A.make

B.take

C.do

D.adapt

16.A.realization

B.detection

C.identification

D.investigation

17.A.Inspiteof

B.Irrespectiveof

C.Becauseof

D.Incaseof

18.A.suspected

B.doubted

C.distrusted

D.doubtful

19.A.outofcase

B.invain

C.atrandom

D.inquestion

20.A.look

B.expression

C.appearance

D.sight

Text2

Whentelevisionfirstbegantoexpand,veryfewofthepeoplewhohadbecomefamousasradiocommentatorswereequallyeffectiveontelevision.Someofthe1theyexperiencedwhentheyweretryingto2themselvestothenewmediumweretechnical.Whenworking3radio,forexample,theyhadbecome4toseeingon5ofthelistener.This6ofseeingforothersmeansthatthe7hastobeverygoodattalking.8all,hehastobeableto9acontinuoussequenceofvisualimageswhich10meaningtothesoundswhichthelistenerhears.Inthe11oftelevision,however,thecommentatorsees12withtheviewer.Hisrole,therefore,is13different.Heistheretomake14thattheviewerdoesnot15somepointsofinterest,tohelphim16onparticularthings,andto17theimagesonthetelevisionscreen.18hisradiocolleague,hemustknowthe19ofsilenceandhowtouseitatthosemoments20thepicturesspeaksforthemselves.

1.A.difficulties

B.successes

C.sufferings

D.incidents

2.A.turn

B.adapt

C.alter

D.modify

3.A.on

B.at

C.with

D.behind

4.A.experienced

B.determined

C.established

D.accustomed

5.A.account

B.side

C.point

D.behalf

6.A.efficiency

B.technology

C.art

D.performance

7.A.commentator

B.TVviewer

C.speaker

D.author

8.A.Of

B.For

C.Above

D.In

9.A.inspire

B.create

C.cause

D.perceive

10.A.add

B.apply

C.affect

D.reflect

11.A.occasion

B.event

C.fact

12.A.something

B.nothing

C.everything

D.anything

13.A.equally

B.completely

C.initially

D.hardly

14.A.definite

B.possible

C.sure

D.clear

15.A.lose

B.deprive

C.relieve

D.miss

16.A.focus

B.attend

C.follow

D.insist

17.A.exhibit

B.demonstrate

C.expose

D.interpret

18.A.Like

B.Unlike

C.As

D.For

19.A.purpose

B.goal

C.value

D.intention

20.A.if

B.when

C.which

Text3

Geographyisthestudyoftherelationshipbetweenpeopleandtheland.Geographerscompareandcontrast1placesonearth.Buttheyalso2beyondtheindividualplacesandconsidertheearthasa3.ThewordGeography4fromtwoGreekwords,ge,theGreekwordfor“earth”andgraphein,5means“towrite”.TheEnglishwordgeographymeans“todescribetheearth”.6geographybooks7onasmallarealikeatownorcity.Otherdealwithastate,aregion,anation,oran8continent.Manygeographybooksdealwiththewholeearth.Another9todividethestudyof10istodistinguishbetweenphysicalgeographyand11geography.Theformerfocusonthenaturalworld;

the12startswithhumanbeingsandstudies13humanbeingandtheirenvironmentact14eachother.15whengeographyisconsideredasasinglesubject,16branchcanneglecttheother.

Ageographermightbedescribed17onewhoobserves,records,andexplainsthe18betweenplaces.Ifplaceswerealike,therewouldbelittleneedforgeographer.

Weknow,19,thatnotwoplacesareexactlythesame.Geography,20,isapointofview,aspecialwayoflookingatplaces.

1.A.similar

B.distant

C.various

D.famous

2.A.pass

B.go

C.reach

D.get

3.A.whole

B.until

C.part

D.total

4.A.falls

B.results

C.removes

D.comes

5.A.what

B.which

C.that

D.it

6.A.Some

B.Most

C.Many

D.Few

7.A.rely

B.rest

C.reckon

D.focus

8.A.extensive

B.overall

C.entire

D.enormous

9.A.way

B.means

C.habit

D.technique

10.A.world

B.earth

C.geography

D.globe

11.A.mental

B.military

C.economic

D.cultural

12.A.second

B.next

C.later

D.latter

13.A.when

B.what

C.where

D.how

14.A.upon

B.as

C.for

D.to

15.A.And

B.But

C.Therefore

16.A.neither

B.one

C.either

D.each

17.A.for

C.to

D.by

18.A.exceptions

B.sameness

C.difference

D.divisions

19.A.moreover

B.meanwhile

C.however

D.orelse

20.A.still

B.then

C.nevertheless

D.moreover

Text4

Smokingmaybeapleasureforsomepeople.1,itisaserioussourceof2fortheirfellows.Nowmedicalauthoritiesexpresstheir3abouttheeffectofsmoking4thehealthnotonlyofthosewhosmokebutalsothosewhodonot.5,nonsmokerswhomust6inhaletheairpollutedbytobaccosmokemay7morethanthesmokersthemselves.

Asyouare8informed,aconsiderablenumberofstudentshave9inaeffortto10theuniversityto11smokingintheclassroom.Ibelievetheyare12rightintheiraim.However,Iwouldhopethatitis13toachievethisbycalling14thesmokerstousegoodjudgmentandshowconcernforother15thanbyregulation.

Smokingis16bycitybylawsintheatresandinhallsusedforshowingfilmsaswellasinlaboratorieswheretheremaybeafirehazard.17,itisuptoyougood18.

Iamthereforeaskingyouto19“Nosmoking”intheauditoriums,classroomsandseminarrooms.Thiswillprovethatyouhavethenonsmoker’shealthandwell-being20,whichisveryimportanttoalargenumberofourstudents.

1.A.Hence

B.However

C.Anyway

D.Furthermore

2.A.joy

B.discomfort

C.convenience

D.relief

3.A.consideration

B.attention

C.belief

D.concern

4.A.against

B.for

C.in

D.on

5.A.Inconsequence

B.Ontheotherhand

C.Infact

D.Afterall

6.A.instinctively

B.instantly

C.spontaneously

D.reluctantly

7.A.suffer

B.subject

C.submit

D.sustain

8.A.certain

B.sure

C.doubtless

D.right

9.A.entered

B.joined

C.attended

D.involved

10.A.reason

B.persuade

C.argue

D.suggest

11.A.stop

B.object

C.ban

D.prevent

12.A.entirely

B.likely

C.generally

D.possibly

13.A.likely

B.probable

C.proper

D.possible

14.A.out

C.on

D.up

15.A.rather

B.better

C.more

D.other

16.A.prohibited

B.protected

C.reserved

D.cleared

17.A.Furthermore

B.Consequently

C.Nevertheless

D.Elsewhere

18.A.idea

B.duty

C.sense

D.responsibility

19.A.persist

B.maintain

C.stick

D.adhere

20.A.inmind

B.inhead

C.inheart

D.inmemory

Text5

HavingpassedwhatIconsideredtheworstobstacle,ourspiritsrose.We1towardstheleftofthecliff,wherethegoingwasbetter,2rathersteeper.Herewefoundlittlesnow,3mostofitseemedtohavebeen4offthemountain.Therewasno5ofthemountaininthedistancebecausethecloudswereformingallaroundus.

About1o’clockastorm6suddenly.Wehadtimetohave7itsapproachbutwewereconcentratingoncuttingsteps,and8wehadtimetodoanything,wewereblindedbysnow.Wecouldnotmoveupordownandhadtowait9,gettingcolderandcolder.10myhood（兜帽）,mynoseandcheekswerefrostbittenandIdarednottakeahandoutofmyglovetowarmthem.

Aftertwohoursofthis,Irealizedwewouldhavetodo11toavoidbeingfrozentodeathwherewestood.FromtimetotimethroughthemistIhad12theoutlineofadarkbuttress（扶壁）justaboveus,todescendinthewindwas13question;

ouronlyhopewastoscrambleuptothisbuttress,anddigoutaplatformatthefootofitonwhichwecould14ourtent.

Weclimbedtothisplaceandstartedto15theice.Atfirstmycompanionseemedtoregardthe16ashopelessbutgraduallythewind17andhecheeredup.18wehadmadeaplatformbigenoughtoputupthetent,andwedidthisas19wecould.We20intooursleepingbagsandfellasleep,fellingthatwewereluckytobestillalive.

1.A.set

B.got

C.made

D.took

2.Aeven

B.though

C.so

3.A.when

B.where

C.as

D.sothat

4.A.fallen

B.flown

C.split

D.blown

5.A.view