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人教版高中英语必修2专项训练完形填空

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1、AgroupofhomelesschildrenintheIndiancapital—NewDelhipublishanewspaper.Ittellsabouttheirown    1    .

ItiscalledBalaknama,whichmeans"children’svoice".Itiswrittenand     2     bychildren.About10,000people     3     it.

Thechildrenwriteaboutpoverty,childlabor,underagemarriagesanddrugs.When     4     arriveandtheteamsitsdowntoselectstories,lotsoffights     5    .Theyargue,"Thisstorywillhavemoreinfluencethanthatstory.”Sotherearealotof     6     beforethefinal    7     goestoprint.

Thenewspaperhas70    8     inseveralstatesand14inthecapital.Allofthereporters,editorsandmanagersare     9     children.

Manyoftheirparentsare    10    andcannotreadorwrite.Thechildrennowearnmoney,andmanyofthem    11    classesonlinethatmayhelpthemfindajob.

Thenewspaperispublishedeverymonth.Ithaseightpages.In2002,whenitbegan    12    ,thenewspaperwaspublishedfourtimesayear.Ithas    13    thelivesofmanyofthechildrenwhopublishit,andhopesto    14    thelivesofthousandsofothers.Non-governmentalorganizationsandcharitygroups    15    thenewspaper.

SanjayGuptaleadsagroupthathelpsthechildrenand    16     moneytothenewspaper.

“Theyfeelveryencouragedwhenpeople    17    them.Ithinkthisisareally    18    tooltoempower（使自主）them."saidhe.

Thenewspapercostsaboutthreecents.Thatislessthanthe    19    ofasmallcupofteainIndia     20     ,thesmallcostgivesthechildrenhopethattheywillsomedayhaveahomeandajob.

1.A.families    B.parents    C.lives    D.hopes

2.A.edited    B.sold    C.bought    D.told

3.A.join    B.read    C.cover    D.run

4.A.messages    B.papers    C.reports    D.events

5.A.breakout    B.giveout    C.workout    D.startout

6.A.problems    B.questions    C.debates    D.actions

7.A.decision    B.selection    C.subject    D.discussion

8.A.reporters    B.actors    C.managers    D.children

9.A.homeless    B.strict    C.energetic    D.organized

10.A.patient    B.healthy    C.jobless    D.careless

11.A.attend    B.discover    C.create    D.found

12.A.operations    B.designs    C.reaction    D.performance

13.A.recorded    B.changed    C.treated    D.replaced

14.A.improve    B.enlarge    C.reform    D.choose

15.A.supply    B.adopt（收养采纳）    C.copy    D.support

16.A.lends    B.pays    C.donates    D.returns

17.A.appreciate（欣赏,感激）    B.refuse    C.believe    D.invite

18.A.useless    B.powerful    C.grateful    D.unnecessary

19.A.shape    B.quality    C.taste    D.price

20.A.Therefore    B.Meanwhile    C.Besides    D.However

2、   ThedaythatIwillalwaysrememberiswhenIranmyfirst10miles.Whileputtingmytoeonthestarting   1   ,Ifeltmyheartdroptomystomach.However,Iwould    2    myheart,becauseinrunning,whenyourunoutofyour   3   ,youjustrunwithyourheart.

   Thatdaythe    4    wascoolandfresh,andmycouragehad   5   .Theracewasabouttostart.Bang!

The    6    ofthestartinggunranintotheair.Itookoffrunning,    7    likethewind.Iknewitwouldbeareallygreat    8    forme.Inthefirstfourmiles, Ifeltlikeacheetah（猎豹）.Ifelt    9    andforcefulinmyspace.

   Thencamethefifthmile.Mylegs    10    likejelly（果冻）,andIcouldfeelfireburninginmylungs.“Keep   11   !

”thethoughtranthroughmyhead.Nowwasthetime Ihadtorunwithmy   12   .IhadtowinalthoughIdidn’tknowwhetherIwould    13    it.Mybodyreallywantedto   14   ,butmyhearttoldmenotto.Ithinkit"sthe    15    thingaboutrunning.Therealrunstartswhenyouwantto   16   .

   I sawthefinishinglineandIfeltlikeanOlympic    17    whowasabouttowintherace.Ihad    18    beenhappier,andfeltproudtoowhenIhadmy    19    putaroundmyneck.Asthesayinggoes,“Runningisthegreatestmetaphor（隐喻）forlife,    20    yougetoutofitwhatyouputintoit."

1.A.point    B.sign    C.course    D.line

2.A.need    B.check    C.break    D.know

3.A.knowledge    B.ability    C.energy    D.money

4.A.situation    B.scenery    C.air    D.sunlight

5.A.shownoff    B.madeout    C.gotthrough    D.setin

6.A.sound    B.power    C.action    D.result

7.A.carefully    B.gently    C.fast    D.freely

8.A.mistake    B.challenge    C.trouble    D.success

9.A.nervous    B.serious    C.strong    D.heavy

10.A.looked    B.tasted    C.felt    D.smelt

11.A.growing    B.going    C.talking    D.resting

12.A.heart    B.feet    C.legs    D.body

13.A.expect    B.see    C.accept    D.make

14.A.takeoff    B.giveup    C.stayout    D.turnback

15.A.first    B.important    C.terrible    D.easy

16.A.stop    B.jump    C.turn    D.improve

17.A.coach    B.volunteer    C.supporter    D.runner

18.A.sometimes    B.ever    C.always    D.never

19.A.metal    B.model    C.medal    D.license

20.A.if    B.because    C.unless    D.though

3、   Whywouldsomeoneclimbstraightupasteeprockfacewithoutaropeorsafetyequipment?

AccordingtoAlexHonnold,whoisknowninternationallyforfreesoloing（自由单人攀登）,it’snobig   1   !

Butmanypeopleintheclimbinggroupdisagree.Infact,freesoloingisso    2    thatlessthanonepercentofclimbersever    3    it.

   HonnoldgrewupinCaliforniaaroundaclimbingcultureandstartedclimbingat10.He    4    goingtoaclimbinggymsixdaysaweekforthreehoursaday.Honnoldwasastraight-Astudentinschool.Climbingwashismain    5    ,andfreesoloingquicklybecamehisfavoritestyle.    6    hebeganclimbinghehasmadeoverathousandclimbs.Heis    7    tobethebestclimberintheworld. JohnLong,a/an    8    climbersaysoverhalfofthefamousfreesoloclimbersaredead.Accordingtohim,Honnold’greatestachievementisthathe’sstill   9   .

   Honnoldclimbsbyfillinghisfingersintothecracksoftherockface.Withmostofhis    10    supportedbyhisfingersalone,he    11    himselfup.Inaddition,hisabilitytostayfocusedisas    12    ashisstrengthwhenclimbing.Otherclimbersagreethatthefearofclimbingwithouta    13    isahugechallengetoovercome.Everyoneknowsthatasingle    14    wouldprobablybeadeadlyone.

   Oneofhisgreatestachievements   15    inCalifornia’sYosemiteNationalPark.Hebecamethefirstfreesoloclimberto    16    the2,000-footnorthwestfaceofHalfDome.Thisandotherclimbshavemadehimfamous,butalongwith    17    comeslotsofcriticism.Manyblamehimfortakingtoomany   18   .Honnoldrespondsbysaying,“Idon’tthinkI’lldothisforever.ButIdon’tthinkI’llstop    19    therisk.I’llstopbecauseIlosetheloveforit.”Fornow,he’s    20    tofollowhispassionandclimbingtonewheights.

1.A.success    B.deal    C.behavior    D.performance

2.A.exciting    B.impressive    C.dangerous    D.secure

3.A.tried    B.selected    C.managed    D.admitted

4.A.gaveup    B.thoughtof    C.kepton    D.dreamtof

5.A.interest    B.request    C.problem    D.adventure

6.A.Since    B.Before    C.After    D.When

7.A.inspired    B.considered    C.supported    D.celebrated

8.A.Confused    B.Disappointed    C.Fresh    D.Experienced

9.A.alive    B.struggling    C.alone    D.working

10.A.strength    B.weight    C.pressure    D.burden

11.A.pushes    B.sends    C.picks    D.pulls

12.A.important    B.excellent    C.energetic    D.determined

13.A.rest    B.tool    C.rope    D.goal

14.A.stop    B.mistake    C.stone    D.step

15.A.ended    B.existed    C.settled    D.happened

16.A.climb    B.challenge    C.choose    D.explore

17.A.surprise    B.pain    C.praise    D.failure

18.A.awards    B.honors    C.prizes    D.risks

19.A.becauseof    B.thanksto    C.exceptfor    D.accordingto

20.A.expecting    B.continuing    C.volunteering    D.determining

4、   The1990ssawgreatchangesinthewaypeoplecommunicate.Peoplecouldsendmailswithoutgoingtothe   1   ,andgoshoppingwithoutleavinghome.    2    like"e-mail"and"download"becamepartofpeople'svocabulary.Thecauseofthisgreatchangewasthe   3   .

   TheideafortheInternetbeganintheearly1960sin   4   .TheDepartmentofDefensewantedto   5    theircomputerstogetherinorderto   6    privateinformation.In1969,theARPAnet（anearlyformoftheInternet）firstconnectedthe   7    atfourAmericanuniversities.Onecomputersuccessfully   8    informationtoanother.In1972.scientistssharedARPAnet   9    theworld.Theycreateda   10    tosendperson-to-personmessagesusingARPAnet.Thiswasthe   11    ofthee-mail.

   Overthenextfewyears,therewasalotofprogressmadeintheworldofcomputing,    12    mostpeoplewerenotusingtheInternet.Then,inthe1980s,personalcomputersbecamemore   13   .Intheearly1990s,    14    importantthingshappened:

thebirthoftheWorldWideWebin1991,andthecreationofthe   15    Webbrowser（浏览器）in1993.TheWebmadeit   16    tofindinformationontheInternet,andtomovefromplacetoplace   17    links.TheWebandbrowsermadeitpossibletoseeinformationatawebsitewithpictures,soundandwords.

   Today,    18    ofpeopleconnecttotheInternettosende-mails,visitwebsites,orstoreinformationonservers.    19    arenowanimportantpartofourlivesandarechanging   20    welearn,work,shopandcommunicate.

1.A.postoffice    B.supermarket    C.departmentstore    D.theoffice

2.A.Expressions    B.Phrases    C.Letters    D.Words

3.A.computer    B.Internet    C.server    D.browser

4.A.America    B.England    C.China    D.Canada

5.A.put    B.get    C.connect    D.leave

6.A.ha