高二完形填空20篇.docx

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高二完形填空20篇

（1）

Peopleoftenaskwhichisthemostdifficultlanguagetolearn,anditisnoteasytoanswerbecausetherearemanyfactorstotakeintoconsideration.Firstly,inafirstlanguagethedifferencesare（66）aspeoplelearntheirmothertonguenaturally,sothequestionofhowhardalanguageistolearnisonly（67）whenlearningasecondlanguage.

AnativespeakerofSpanish,（68）,willfindPortuguesemucheasiertolearnthananativespeakerofChinese,becausePortugueseisverysimilartoSpanish,（69）Chineseisverydifferent.Sofirstlanguagecan（70）learningasecondlanguage.Thegreaterthedifferencesbetweenthesecondlanguageandourfirstare,the（71）itwillbeformostpeopletolearn.ManypeopleanswerthatChineseisthehardestlanguagetolearn,possibly（72）bythethoughtoflearningtheChinesewritingsystem,andthepronunciationofChinesedoesappeartobeverydifficultformanyforeignlearners.（73）,forJapanesespeakers,whoalreadyuseChinesecharactersintheirownlanguage,learning（74）willbelessdifficultthanforspeakersoflanguagesusingtheRomanalphabet.

Somepeopleseemtolearnlanguages（75）,whileothersfinditverydifficult.Teachersandthe（76）inwhichthelanguageislearnedalsoplayanimportantrole,aswellaseachlearner'smotivationforlearning.Ifpeoplelearnalanguagebecausetheyneedtouseit（77）,theyoftenlearnitfasterthanpeoplestudyingalanguagethathasnodirectuseintheirdaytodaylife.

Differenceculturesand（78）fromthosecultureswillfinddifferentlanguagesmoredifficult.Nolanguageiseasytolearnwell,（79）languageswhicharerelatedtoourfirstlanguageareeasier.Learningacompletelydifferentwritingsystemisahuge（80）,butthatdoesnotnecessarilymakealanguagemoredifficultthananother.

66.A.apparentB.extensiveC.declineD.unimportant

67.A.relevantB.permanentC.essentialD.progressive

68.A.bycontrastB.inadditionC.forexampleD.afterall

69.A.whenB.whileC.whereD.whether

70.A.affectB.achieveC.attachD.assemble

71.A.easierB.harderC.fasterD.slower

72.A.inheritedB.overtakenC.influencedD.restricted

73.A.HoweverB.MoreoverC.ThereforeD.Anyhow

74.A.speakingB.listeningC.readingD.writing

75.A.graduallyB.steadilyC.readilyD.subconsciously

76.A.learnersB.materialsC.tutorsD.circumstances

77.A.occasionallyB.professionallyC.properlyD.informally

78.A.societiesB.charactersC.individualsD.visitors

79.A.asB.thoughC.becauseD.since

80.A.successB.surpriseC.opportunityD.challenge

Keys:

DACBABCADCDBCBD

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Twentyyearsagoonlyaverysmallnumberofpeoplehadtheskillsorequipmenttomakefakemoney.Todaycomputer,copierandprintertechnologyisso__51__thatalmostanyonecan“make”money.Withthenewtechnologythereisanewkindofcasualfakingmachine.Thenumberofbillsmadebycasualfakersontheirhomeorofficecomputerisgrowingfast.Infact,thisnumberhasdoubledeveryyearsince1989!

Thereisnowayto__52__fakingcompletely.Butthegovernmenthasrecentlyfoundafewwaystomakecasualfakingvery__53__.

Onewayistoputvery,verysmallwords,calledmicroprints（微型印刷）,in__54__placesonthebill.Thewordsareonly6/1000inch.Noonecanreadthem__55__amagnifyingglass,andtheyaretoosmalltocomeout__56__onacopier.Ifsomeonecopiesabillthathasmicroprints,themicroprintedwordsonthebillwillonlybeblacklines.

Anotherwaytostoppeoplefrommakingfakemoneyontheirhomecomputeristousespecialcolor-changingink.Moneyprintedwithcolor-changinginkwilllookgreenfromone__57__andyellowfrom__58__.Homecomputerscannotusecolor-changingink.Copiesfromahomecomputeronlyhavenormalinkandthatcanbe__59__quiteeasily.

__60__,moneyismadeonspecialpaperwithverysmallpiecesofredandbluesilkmixedin.Andoneachbillthereisaspeciallinethat__61__fromthetoptothebottomofthebill.Theblueturnsredifyouputitunderaspecial__62__.Thislineandthespecialpaperwithredandbluesilkarenoteasyforhomecomputersto__63__.

Thegovernmentmusttrymanydifferentwaystostopfaking.Itneedstokeep__64__thewaymoneyismadebecausefakerscanlearntocopythe__65__.Todaycopierscan’tcopymicroprintedwordsorcolor-changingink.But,inafewyears,whoknows?

51.A.perfectB.advancedC.newD.unthinkable

52.A.startB.continueC.stopD.resist

53.A.simpleB.reluctantC.difficultD.surprising

54.A.hiddenB.obviousC.correctD.various

55.A.untilB.withC.withoutD.under

56.A.immediatelyB.clearlyC.easilyD.dimly

57.A.pageB.placeC.layerD.angle

58.A.anotherB.otherC.anywayD.each

59.A.overlookedB.noticedC.explainedD.attached

60.A.OccasionallyB.PermanentlyC.AdditionallyD.Temporarily

61.A.runsB.flowsC.passesD.straightens

62.A.equipmentB.lightC.treatmentD.technology

63.A.copyB.createC.operateD.perform

64.A.makingB.searchingC.takingD.changing

65.A.measuresB.developmentC.changesD.information

Keys:

BCCACBDABCABADC

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Mostyoungpeople31someformof32activity.Itmaybewalking,cycling,orswimming,orinwinter,skating,orskiing.Itmaybeagameofsomekind—football,hockey,golfortennis.Itmaybemountaineering.（登山运动）

Thosewhohavea33forclimbinghighanddifficultmountainsareoften34withastonishment.Whyaremenandwomenwillingto35coldandhardship,andtotake36onhighmountains?

Thisastonishmentiscaused,probably,bythe37betweenmountaineeringandotherformsofactivity38whichmen39theirleisure（空闲的）time.

Mountaineeringisasportandnotagame.Therearenomanmaderules,40thereareforsuchgamesasgolfandfootball.Thereare,41rulesofadifferentkindwhichwouldbedangeroustoignore,butitisthisfreedomfrommanmaderules42makesmountaineering43tomanypeople.Thosewhoclimbmountainsare44tousetheirownmethods.

Ifwecomparemountaineeringandothermorefamiliarsportswemightthinkthatonebigdifferenceisthatmountaineeringisnota“teamgame”.Weshouldbemistakeninthis.Thereare,itistrue,no“matches”between“teams”ofclimbersbutwhenclimbersareonarockface45byarope46whichtheirlivesmaydepend,thereisobviouslyteamwork.

Themountainclimberknowsthathemayhavetofightforcesthatarestrongerandmorepowerfulthanman.Hehastofighttheforcesofnature.Hissportrequireshighmentalandphysical47.

Amountainclimbercontinuestoimproveinskillyearafteryear.Askierisprobablypasthisbestbytheageofthirty,andmostinternationaltennis48areintheirearlytwenties.49itisnotunusualformenoffiftyorsixtytoclimbthehighestmountainsintheAlps.Theymaytakemoretimethanyoungermen,buttheyprobablyclimbwithmoreskillsandlesswasteofeffort,andtheycertainly50equalenjoyment.

31.A.pleaseB.playC.getD.enjoy

32.A.physicalB.mentalC.joyD.pleasant

33.A.feelingB.thirstC.possessionD.position

34.A.lookeddownB.lookedoutC.lookeduponD.lookedround

35.A.sufferB.observeC.enjoyD.stareat

36.A.dangerB.painsC.risksD.efforts

37.A.differenceB.distanceC.similarityD.relationship

38.A.intoB.atC.forD.to

39.A.drawB.spendC.devoteD.spare

40.A.asB.andC.orD.so

41.A.sometimesB.howeverC.ofcourseD.therefore

42.A.whichB.thatC.whatD.whatever

43.A.satisfyingB.tiresomeC.terrifyingD.attractive

44.A.urgedB.forcedC.limitedD.free

45.A.fixedB.hungC.linkedD.winded

46.A.atB.inC.overD.on

47.A.effortsB.spiritsC.techniquesD.qualities

48.A.athletesB.observersC.championsD.sportsmen

49.A.ButB.ThereforeC.SoD.Thus

50.A.experienceB.giveC.receiveD.want

Keys:

DABCACADCACBDDCDDCAA

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Lifeisfilledwithchallenges.Aswegetolderwe46________realizethatthosechallengesaretheverythingsthat47________usandmakeuswhoweare.Itisthesamewiththechallengesthatcomewith48________.

Whenwearefacedwithachallenge,weusuallyhavetwo49________.Wecantrytobeatitoff,orwecandecidethatthething50________thechallengeisn’tworththe51________andcallitquits.Althoughtherearecertainly52________whencallingitquitsistherightthingtodo,inmost53________allthatisneededis54________andcommunication.

Whenwearecommittedtosomething,itmeansthatnomatterhow55________orhowuncomfortablesomethingis,wewillalwayschooseto56________itandworkitthroughinsteadofrunningawayfromit.Communicationismakinga57________fordiscussionandtalkingabouthowyoufeelasopposedtojustsayingwhattheotherpersondidwrong.58________youcansaytoafriend,“Igotmyfeelingshurt.”59________“Youhurtmyfeelings”,youaregoingtobeabletosolvetheproblemmuchfaster.

Indealingwiththemanychallengesthatfriendshipwillbringtoyou,trytoseethemfor60________theyare:

smallhurdlesyouneedtojumpor61________onyourwaythroughlife.Nothingissobigthatitis62________togetover,andhurtonly63________tomakeusstronger.It’sallpartofgrowingup,it64________toeveryone,andsomedayyouwill65________allofthisandsay,“Hardasitwas,itmademewhoIa