專題05 完形填空（15空）15篇

專題05完形填空（15空題）15篇KarlMarxwasborninGermanyonMay5th,1818.___1___hewasachild,hewasforcedtoleavehiscountryagainandagain.HelivedinBelgium,Englandandsomeother___2___.HismotherlanguagewasGermanandatschoolhelearnedFrenchandEnglish,buthefelthisEnglishwas___3___.Sohemadeuphis___4___toimprovehisEnglish.Hebegantoworkhard___5___it.Hemadesomuchprogress___6___hecouldsoonreadEnglishnewspapersandwriteEnglisharticles.However,therewere___7___thingsthathethoughtweretoodifficultforhim—thegrammarandsomeoftheidioms（習(xí)語）.Heoften___8___himselfbysaying“IfIkeepontrying,I’llmakeevengreaterprogress.”Atthesametime,hisclosefriend,Engels,oftenwroteto___9___himforhishardworkinlearningEnglish.InoneofMarx’sbooks,hegavepeoplewhowerelearningaforeignlanguagesome____10____onhowtolearnitwell.Hesaidaforeignlanguagewas____11____forapersontohaveabetterfuture.Hesaidapersonshouldtranslateeverywordhe/sheheardintotheforeignlanguagehe/shewaslearning.Ifhe/shecoulddothis,itwouldbe____12____forhim/hertousethelanguagefreely.InApril,1841,he____13____hisdoctor’sdegree.Afterthat,hebegantowritearticlesforanewspaper.Hewroteaboutthehousingproblemsofpoorpeopleandtheirhardlife.____14____hetried,hedidhisbest.Duringthe1840s,MarxandEngelswroteabooktogether.Thesewordsoftheirsbecamevery____15____:“Workingpeopleofallcountries,unite!”1．A．When B．Before C．After D．While2．A．farms B．factories C．schools D．countries3．A．different B．boring C．strange D．poor4．A．idea B．knowledge C．mind D．memory5．A．on B．a(chǎn)t C．in D．for6．A．that B．what C．when D．how7．A．two B．three C．four D．five8．A．protected B．encouraged C．searched D．introduced9．A．a(chǎn)dmire B．a(chǎn)sk C．help D．call10．A．examples B．meanings C．money D．a(chǎn)dvice11．A．unusual B．necessary C．certain D．simple12．A．clear B．brave C．possible D．fit13．A．discussed B．discovered C．collected D．got14．A．Whoever B．Whenever C．Whatever D．However15．A．secret B．proper C．similar D．famousTheyaremanyproblemsinourschoollife.Ifwedon’tdeal____16____ourproblems,wecaneasilybecomeunhappy.____17____ourproblemscanaffectourhealth.So____18____dowedealwithourproblems?Thereissomeadvice.Bylearningtoforget.Mostofussometimes____19____ourfriends,parentsorteachers.Whenweareangry,justthinkabouthowchildrenplaytogether.Sometimestheydisagreewitheachotheranddecide____20____anylonger.However,thisusuallydoesnotlastforlong.Thisis____21____importantlessonforus:Wecansolveaproblem____22____learningtoforget.Bytreatingproblemsaschallenges(挑戰(zhàn)).Manystudentsmayfeeltheyhave____23____worktodoandtheythinktheschoolisstrictwiththem.Wemustlearn____24____these“problem”into“challenges.”Asstudents,it’sourdutytotryourbesttodowitheachchallengeinoureducation(教育)_____25_____thehelpofourteachersorfriends._____26_____aboutourproblems.Let’s_____27_____thechallengesinstead.Bythinkingofsomeonewhoisinworseconditionyouwillfindyourproblemsnotsoterrible.ThinkaboutStephenHawking,forexample.Whenhewasyoung,hewas_____28_____ill.Anddoctorssaidhecouldn’tgrowup.Buthebecomesagreatscientistfinally.Hecan’twalkorevenspeak,_____29_____heisveryfamousandsuccessful.Weareprobablyquite_____30_____.Sodon’tworry,everyonecandoitbest!16．A．with B．in C．for D．on17．A．Worryabout B．Worriesabout C．Worriedabout D．Worryingabout18．A．what B．why C．how D．when19．A．a(chǎn)reangrilywith B．a(chǎn)reangryfor C．a(chǎn)reangrywith D．a(chǎn)reangrilyfor20．A．totalk B．nottotalk C．talking D．nottalking21．A．a(chǎn) B．a(chǎn)n C．the D．/22．A．to B．on C．by D．with23．A．toomuch B．muchtoo C．toomany D．manytoo24．A．howtochange B．whattochange C．howchange D．whatchange25．A．in B．with C．for D．to26．A．Nottoworry B．Don’tworry C．Notworry D．Notworried27．A．face B．toface C．faces D．facing28．A．good B．well C．bad D．badly29．A．a(chǎn)nd B．or C．but D．so30．A．healthy B．health C．illness D．IllFinallythebigdayarrived.IwasgoingtospendfourmonthsinFrance,learning____31____.Iwasfeelingnervousbecausethiswasmy____32____timeonaplane.____33____Alice,mysister,wasgoingaswell.TheflightwentbyquicklybecauseIwassobusy____34____withAliceaboutourtripandhowdifferentFrenchlifemightbefromlifebackhome.Duringtheflight,wedecidedthatweshouldn’tspendtoomuchtime____35____.Weknewwewouldn’tlearnasmuchFrench____36____wedidthat.Despite（盡管）ouragreement,Iwas____37____thatIwouldn’tbeabletospeakmuchFrench.However,whenmyhostfamilymetme,Iknewfromthemother’ssmilethat____38____wouldbeOK.Itwasstillabitstressful____39____tryingtounderstandandcommunicate,butafteracoupleofweeksitbecameeasier.Imade____40____withalovelyyoungwomanwhowasaneighborofthefamily.Infact,Ilearnedlotsofinterestingwordsfrom____41____,youknow,thekindofthingsyoudon’tfindin____42____!SometimesIusedthewrongwordsandIfeltembarrassed,butshewasalwayskindand____43____menottobeafraidofmakingmistakes.MydaysinFranceleftmewonderful____44____.AndthemostimportantthingIlearnedwasthatifyou’reopenandpositive（積極的）about____45____something,thenit’smucheasier.31．A．custom B．culture C．history D．French32．A．first B．lucky C．necessary D．happy33．A．Usually B．Luckily C．Probably D．Clearly34．A．working B．dealing C．talking D．comparing35．A．somewhere B．outside C．together D．a(chǎn)broad36．A．if B．unless C．till D．since37．A．worried B．thankful C．surprised D．a(chǎn)ngry38．A．something B．a(chǎn)nything C．everything D．nothing39．A．ingeneral B．inperson C．a(chǎn)tonce D．a(chǎn)tfirst40．A．plans B．friends C．decisions D．a(chǎn)greements41．A．it B．her C．him D．them42．A．books B．conversations C．films D．reports43．A．warned B．a(chǎn)llowed C．encouraged D．ordered44．A．chances B．jobs C．pictures D．memories45．A．checking B．learning C．introducing D．choosingKarlMarxwasborninGermanyonMay5th,1818.__46__hewasachild,hewasforcedtoleavehiscountryagainandagain.HelivedinBelgium,Englandandsomeother__47__.HismothertonguewasGermanandatschoolhe__48__FrenchandEnglish,buthefelthisEnglishwaspoor.Sohe__49__uphismindtoimprovehisEnglish.Hebegantoworkhard__50__it.Hemadesomuchprogress__51__hecouldsoonreadEnglishnewspapersandwriteEnglisharticles.However,therewere__52__thingsthathethoughtweretoodifficultforhim—thegrammarandsomeoftheidioms（習(xí)語）.Heoftenencouragedhimselfbysaying“__53__Ikeepontrying,I’llmakeevengreaterprogress.”Atthesametime,hisclosefriend,Engels,oftenwroteto__54__himforhishardworkinlearningEnglish.InoneofMarx’sbooks,hegavepeoplewhowerelearningaforeignlanguagesome__55__onhowtolearnitwell.Hesaidaforeignlanguagewasnecessaryforapersontohavea__56__future.Hesaidapersonshouldtranslateeverywordheheardintotheforeignlanguagehewaslearning.Ifhecoulddothis,itwouldbe__57__forhimtousethelanguagefreely.InApril,1841,he__58__hisdoctor’sdegree.Afterthat,hebegantowritearticlesforanewspaper.Hewroteaboutthehousingproblemsofpoorpeopleandtheirhardlife.__59__hetried,hedidhisbest.Duringthe1840s,MarxandEngelswroteabooktogether.Thesewordsoftheirsbecamevery__60__:“Workingpeopleofallcountries,unite(聯(lián)合)!”46．A．When B．Before C．After D．While47．A．farms B．factories C．schools D．countries48．A．haslearned B．waslearning C．learns D．learned49．A．hasmade B．makes C．made D．wasmaking50．A．on B．a(chǎn)t C．in D．for51．A．that B．what C．when D．how52．A．one B．two C．three D．four53．A．But B．If C．And D．As54．A．praise B．a(chǎn)sk C．help D．call55．A．examples B．meanings C．money D．a(chǎn)dvice56．A．good B．better C．well D．worse57．A．probably B．impossible C．possible D．perhaps58．A．gets B．receives C．hasreceived D．received59．A．Whoever B．Whenever C．Whatever D．However60．A．humorous B．understanding C．similar D．famousWhenIwaslittle,oneofmyfavoriteholidaytraditionswasmakingawishlistforSantaClaus.Everyyear,myfatherhelpedme___61___allthatIwanted.Often,Iputfoodonthelist：chocolates,candies…Oneyear,Ievenaskedformyfavorite___62___!AsIgrewolder,InolongerwrotetoSantaClaus，butInever___63___makingalistofthethingsthatImostlikedorwanted.Oneyear,IwenttoChinatoworkina___64___.InChina,mostpeopledon'tcelebrateChristmas.___65___,theycelebrateChineseNewYear.Inmyclasses,IaskedmystudentstomakelistsforSantaClaus.Butthey___66___me.“WegetluckymoneyatChineseNewYear,”onegirltoldme.“That'sbetterthangiftfromSantaClaus!”Inodded.Maybeshewas___67___!OnChristmasEve,myfriendsandIwentwalkinginthecity.___68___Christmasisn'taholidayinChina,manypeoplewereoutinthestreetsandhavingfun.They___69___Santahats，atecandiesandsaid“MerryChristmas”tousinEnglish.Theyknewwewere____70____.Afterafewhours，myfriendsandIwere____71____andabitcold.“OneChristmaswhenIwassmall,IwishedforsoupfromSantaClaus,”Itoldmyfriends.Theylaughed.Wewentintoarestaurantandsatatatable.____72____,myfriendscriedout.“Look,Beth，your____73____iscomingtrue!”Iturnedaround.“SantaClaus”stood____74____me.Well,itwasthewaiter,buthewasdressedinared－and－whiteSantaClaussuit!“MerryChristmas.WhatcanIgetyou?”____75____asked.“Soup!”wesaidinchorus(齊聲).61．A．fix B．hide C．list D．name62．A．soup B．coffee C．milk D．tea63．A．enjoyed B．suggested C．stopped D．remembered64．A．restaurant B．school C．bank D．store65．A．Instead B．Next C．Also D．Anyway66．A．dependedon B．caredfor C．worriedabout D．laughedat67．A．polite B．right C．serious D．careful68．A．When B．Though C．Because D．If69．A．sold B．made C．wore D．washed70．A．foreigners B．reporters C．passengers D．neighbors71．A．nervous B．quiet C．sleepy D．hungry72．A．Suddenly B．Finally C．Luckily D．Naturally73．A．plan B．wish C．promise D．fear74．A．a(chǎn)gainst B．below C．a(chǎn)bove D．behind75．A．it B．he C．I D．sheWhenyouwereyoung,whorodeyouaroundonthebackofhisbike?Whoplayedfootballandflewkiteswithyouinthepark?Whohelpedyou____76____yourfirstdifficultmathproblem?Whotaughtyouthedifferencebetween____77____?Yourdad.Nowitisyourturntodosomethingforhim.ThisSunday,June18,is____78____Day.Sowhynotdosomething____79____tothankyourdad?TheideaofFather'sDaycamefroma(n)____80____ladycalledSonoraSmartDoddin1909.Shewantedaspecialdaytohonor(紀(jì)念)herfather.Heraised(撫養(yǎng))sixchildrenbyhimself____81____hiswifediedduringthebirthoftheir____82____child.Doddthoughtthereneededtobeadaytohonorgreatandlovingdads.Herfatherwasborn____83____soshechosetoholdthefirstFather'sDaycelebrationonhisbirthdayin1910.In1924,USpresidentCalvinCoolidge____84____theideaofanationalFather'sDay.Finally,in1966,thethirdSundayinJunewasmadeFather'sDay.Therearemanywaysto____85____yourloveandthanks.Send____86____agreetingcard.Usuallyfathersprefercardsthatarenottooemotional(感性的).Soperhapschooseonethatwillmakehim____87____.Asmallpresent,suchasaphotoofyourfamily,____88____makehimfeellikeaking.Sendhim____89____:theredroseistheofficialFather'sDayflower.Ifhehasa____90____,coverhisdesktopwithwordslike"Iloveyou.Dad."76．A．with B．to C．for D．by77．A．oldandyoung B．bigandsmall C．rightandwrong D．longandshort78．A．Mother's B．Father's C．Children's D．Women's79．A．easy B．special C．strange D．hard80．A．British B．Japanese C．Chinese D．American81．A．when B．until C．a(chǎn)fter D．before82．A．third B．fourth C．fifth D．sixth83．A．inMay B．onMay19 C．onJune19 D．inJuly84．A．liked B．disliked C．needed D．wanted85．A．take B．bring C．show D．say86．A．her B．you C．me D．him87．A．cry B．jump C．shout D．laugh88．A．should B．can C．must D．need89．A．flowers B．books C．clothes D．shoes90．A．watch B．computer C．car D．hikeSeptember22,2018willbeWorldCar-FreeDay,adayonwhichpeopleacrosstheglobeareencouragedtofindalternativemethodstomeettheirtransportationneedsandre-discoverbuses,bikes,andtheirown____91____.Onthisday,peoplegettogetherinthestreets,intersections,andneighborhoodblocksto____92____theworldthatwedon’thavetoacceptourcar-controlledsociety.Whileprojectsalongtheselineshadtakenplacefromtimetotimestarting____93____the1973oilcrisis,itwasonlyinOctober,1994thatastructuredcallforsuchprojectswasannouncedinakeynotespeechbyEricBrittonattheInternationalAccessibleCitiesConferenceheldinToledo(Spain).ThefirstnationalcampaignwaslaunchedinBritainin1997,andtheFrenchfollowedin1998.In2000,carBustersissuedanopen____94____fora“WorldCar-FreeDay”toconsistwithEurope’sCar-FreeDayonSeptember22.____95____then,wehavebeguntocallforcitizenstoorganize____96____onornearthisday.However,wedonotwant____97____onedayofcelebrationsandthenreturnto____98____life.WorldCar-FreeDayisthe____99____timetoremindcityplannersandpoliticiansto_____100_____cycling,walkingandpublictransport.Itisuptous,citiesandgovernmentstohelp_____101_____permanentchangesto_____102_____pedestrians,cyclistsandotherpeoplewhodonotdrivecars.While_____103_____accomplishmenthasbeenachievedintermsofmediacoverage,theseevents_____104_____tobedifficulttoachieverealsuccessandevenadecadelaterthereisconsiderableuncertaintyabouttheusefulnessofthisapproach.Broadpublicsupportandcommitmenttochangeisneeded_____105_____successfulimplementation(執(zhí)行).91．A．legs B．motors C．subway D．feet92．A．recall B．remind C．realize D．recommend93．A．a(chǎn)s B．on C．with D．beyond94．A．a(chǎn)nswer B．call C．wish D．longing95．A．Since B．Before C．After D．Right96．A．events B．a(chǎn)ffairs C．incidents D．a(chǎn)ccidents97．A．even B．still C．just D．ever98．A．usual B．previous C．normal D．a(chǎn)verage99．A．perfect B．limited C．a(chǎn)ccurate D．correct100．A．givewayto B．givepriorityto C．giveriseto D．giveinto101．A．employ B．decrease C．create D．increase102．A．a(chǎn)ssist B．benefit C．instruct D．influence103．A．constant B．similar C．envying D．considerable104．A．turnout B．workout C．carryout D．figureout105．A．for B．to C．a(chǎn)s D．underIn1956,WilliamLindesaywasborninatownnorthofEngland.His__106__inChinadatesbacktohischildhood.Oneday,whenhelookedatthemapofChinainamagazine,he__107__theGreatWall.“Ifellinlovewithit__108__,”hesaidinaninterviewwithChinaDaily.“Ithoughtitwouldbeagreat__109__ifonedayIcouldtravelalongit,fromendtoend.”In1987,hestartedtoclimbtheGreatWall,__110__itin78days.It’sagreatadventure（冒險(xiǎn)）fromthefarwestofChinatothepointwherethestructuremeetsthesea.TheBriton__111__thehightemperature,bigblisters（水泡）andtirednessduringtherun.Thejourneytookplaceintwoparts,to__112__thehottestmidsummer.OnceintheGobiDesert,the__113__almostdiedfromdehydration（脫水）.Inanothertrip,LindesayandhisteamwalkeddeepintotheGobiDesertofMongoliaand__114__anunknownsectionofthewall.Duringhisexploration（探險(xiǎn)）,henoticedsomesectionsofthewallwere___115___destroyed（破壞）andcoveredwithrubbish.___116___hedecidedtostayinChinatoprotectit.Modernizationanddevelopmentweremakingthesituationevenworse.“Somepeoplesayitwill___117___centuriestochange.Isaywedon’thavecenturiesoftime.It’sgottobemuch___118___,”hesaid.Lindesayalwayscarriesagarbagebagwithhiminthewild,pickingrubbish___119___.“Everypersoncanmakeadifference.Ifwecanpulltogether,Chinawillbeagreen,beautifuland___120___countrytolivein,”hesaid.106．A．plan B．interest C．life D．change107．A．cameacross B．wentacross C．lookedthrough D．gotthrough108．A．specially B．hardly C．normally D．immediately109．A．chance B．danger C．a(chǎn)dventure D．dream110．A．completing B．continuing C．stopping D．considering111．A．refused B．experienced C．stayed D．realized112．A．challenge B．follow C．a(chǎn)void D．protect113．A．farmer B．guide C．researcher D．explorer114．A．created B．invented C．introduced D．discovered115．A．hardly B．nearly C．probably D．badly116．A．But B．So C．And D．While117．A．cost B．spend C．take D．pay118．A．clearer B．easier C．quicker D．higher119．A．a(chǎn)longtheway B．intheway C．inaway D．bytheway120．A．strong B．friendly C．healthy D．busyIfyouaskpeopleofdifferentcountries“Couldyoutellmethewaytothepostoffice?”,youwillget___121___answers.InJapan,people___122___landmarks(路標(biāo))insteadofstreetnames.Forexample,theJapanesewillsaytotravelers,“Gostraightdowntothecorner,___123___leftatthebighotelandgopastafruitmarket.Thepostofficeisacross___124___thebusstop.”InKansas,America,thereare___125___townsorbuildingswithin(在……之內(nèi))miles.Soinsteadoflandmarks,peoplewilltellyoudirectionsand___126___.___127___example,peoplewillsay,“Gonorthtwomiles(英里).Turn___128___,andthengoanothermile.”PeopleinGreecesometimesdonoteventrytogive___129___becausefewvisitors____130____theGreeklanguage.Theywilloftensay,“Followme.”Thenheorshewilltakeyou____131____thestreetsofthecitytothepostoffice.Sometimes____132____apersondoesn’tknowtheanswertoyourquestion,heorshe,likeaNewYorker,mightsay,“Sorry,Ihaveno____133____.”ButinYucatan,Mexico,nooneanswers“Idon’tknow.”Peopletherethink“Idon’tknow”isnot____134____.Theyusuallygiveananswer,butoftena____135____one.AvisitorcanoftengetlostinYucatan!121．A．same B．direct C．happy D．different122．A．use B．make C．look D．break123．A．run B．choose C．turn D．take124．A．on B．from C．to D．a(chǎn)t125．A．many B．a(chǎn)ny C．some D．no126．A．landmarks B．distance C．length D．roads127．A．For B．As C．Such D．Or128．A．a(chǎn)round B．back C．on D．east129．A．directions B．present C．person D．meals130．A．talk B．understand C．remember D．like131．A．over B．on C．through D．by132．A．how B．if C．why D．whether133．A．point B．reason C．a(chǎn)im D．idea134．A．bad B．well C．polite D．healthy135．A．right B．polite C．kind D．wrongOnlineshoppingismoreandmorepopular.Youcanshopwithout____136____yourhouse.Justsitinfrontofyourcomputer,clickyour____137____andyourthingswillbesenttoyourhouseinseveraldays.LastNovember11th,manyonlinestoresofferedabigdiscount(折扣)andfreedelivery____138____.ThebiggestonlineshoppingsitesinChina,and,sold____139____worth19.1billionyuanintotal.“Goodsonlineareoftenmuchcheaper.Italso____140____mealotoftime.Andweoftenfindmoregoodsonlineto____141____thaninshoppingmalls.”saidWangXin,anonlineshoppingloverinBeijing.She____142____lateforalotofcheapgoodsonline.Anotherbig____143____ofonlineshoppingisthatithelpspeoplegetthingsfromdifferentplaces____144____.“IlikeeatingducknecksverymuchandTaobaomakesit____145____formetobuythemfromshopsinWuhan.”saidZhangXi,agirlinYangzhou.Whileenjoyingonlineshopping,manypeoplealsohaveworries,____146____formiddleschoolstudentbuyers.YoungstudentsareeasilyattractedbyadvertisementsontheInternetand____147____thingstheydon’tneed.“Middleschoolstudents____148____paymoreattentiontotheirstudies.Searchingforthingswastestheirtime,”saidJingChunling,aneducationexpert.“Besides,onlineshopownershavenoideaofthe____149____oftheirbuyers.Anyonecaneasilybuythingstheywant.Someofthegoodsare____150____foryoungstudentssuchascigarettes(香煙)andwine(酒).”136．A．leaving B．reaching C．returning D．a(chǎn)rriving137．A．head B．mouth C．mouse D．printer138．A．price B．a(chǎn)ddress C．job D．service139．A．clothes B．things C．food D．shoes140．A．takes B．spends C．needs D．saves141．A．lookfor B．choosefrom C．payfor D．meetup142．A．lookedup B．gotup C．stayedup D．stoodup143．A．a(chǎn)dvantage B．problem C．result D．example144．A．easily B．finally C．carefully D．difficultly145．A．important B．interesting C．possible D．impossible146．A．certainly B．simply C．luckily D．especially147．A．sell B．steal C．buy D．borrow148．A．can B．should C．could D．would149．A．places B．hobbies C．interests D．a(chǎn)ges150．A．good B．bad C．useful D．helpfulIsetoutonajourneybackhomeasusual.AsthetrainleftAberdeen,Ilookedaroundatmyfellowtravelersand__151__nothingspecial.Ibelievedthatthejourneywouldbequite__152__.Butwasit?Themomentthetrainstoppedattheneareststation,oneofmyfellowtravelers,aneldergentleman,

__153__off.Hegotintothestationbuildingbesidethetrainatonce.About30secondspassedandhewas__154__,ratheroutofbreath.Asthetrainstoppedatthenextstation,theoldmanagaingotoffinagreat__155__.Herantothestationbuildingandbackontothetrainexactly__156__itwasstartingof.Asthetrainwaspullingintothe__157__station,theoldmangotreadyfortherush.Assoonasthetrainstopped,hedisappeared（消失）forthethirdtimeand__158__amongusinanother30seconds.Helookedsatisfiedwhiledropsofsweat（汗水）wererunning__159__hisface.Theotherpassengerslookedatoneanother.Theireyeswerefilledwithsurpriseandsowere___160___.IfeltIcouldhardlycontinuethejourneyunlessthewonderwasmadeclear.Iasked,“Idon’tmeantobeimpolite,but___161___doyougetoffeverytimethetrainstops?”“Togetthe___162___tothenextstation,”themananswered.“Whydon’tyoubuyonetothe___163___you’regoingto?”Icontinued.___164___,hesaid,“Well,yousee,youngman,myheartisverybad.MydoctorsaidImight‘kickthebucket’atanymoment.Justthinkhowmuchmoneywouldbe___165___ifIdiebeforeIreachmystation...Ishouldn’ttakerisks!”151．A．heard B．learned C．noticed D．brought152．A．boring B．exciting C．interesting D．worrying153．A．walked B．moved C．drove D．rushed154．A．a(chǎn)way B．back C．out D．up155．A．mess B．way C．order D．hurry156．A．before B．a(chǎn)fter C．since D．unless157．A．first B．second C．third D．fourth158．A．showedup B．grewup C．cheeredup D．lookedup159．A．up B．in C．to D．down160．A．his B．mine C．theirs D．ours161．A．where B．how C．why D．when162．A．money B．seat C．map D．ticket163．A．cinema B．station C．museum D．theater164．A．Seriously B．Politely C．Loudly D．Silently165．A．spent B．made C．raised D．wastedPetsarepartofpeople’slife.Ifyouarelikemostpeople___166___havepets,youcareforthemasiftheywereyourchildren.Meetingtheirneedsisa(n)___167___partofyourday,becauseyouwantthemtohaveeverythingtheyneed.Onethingtheyneedbutcannottellyouaboutis___168___.Manypet___169___putonanimals’musicbecausethishelpstheirpetstofeel___170___whentheyaregone.Mostpeopleare___171___throughouttheday,leavingtheirpets___172___athome.Tomakeyourpetsfeelcomfortableandsafe,youcouldtryputtingonmusicbeforeyou___173___thehouse.Youmighthaveto___174___musictoseewhattypeworksforyourpet.Ifyoujustwanttokeepyourpetcalm,youwillneedtoplay____175____musicinsteadofrockorhip-hopmusic,whichmight____176____yourpet.

Also,youneedtoknowthatdifferentpetsact____177____tomusic.Hardrockmusichasalsobeenfoundtowork____178____tocalmsomepets,aswellaspianomusic.____179____pianomusicworkswellonmostanimals,itworksbestoncats.Playingmusicisalsoagreatideaforpeoplewith____180____pets.Theycanhavesuchadifficulttimegettingusedtotheirnewenvironmentthattheyneedallthehelp.166．A．which B．who C．whom D．whose167．A．small B．difficult C．important D．unimportant168．A．food B．money C．music D．interest169．A．owners B．scientists C．shops D．projects170．A．sadder B．a(chǎn)ngrier C．worse D．better171．A．a(chǎn)twork B．a(chǎn)thome C．a(chǎn)tthedoor D．a(chǎn)tthechurch172．A．a(chǎn)loud B．a(chǎn)wake C．a(chǎn)lone D．a(chǎn)sleep173．A．buy B．leave C．build D．cleanup174．A．change B．make C．write D．listento175．A．noisy B．hard C．loud D．soft176．A．interest B．a(chǎn)nnoy C．worry D．entertain177．A．bravely B．correctly C．differently D．thesame178．A．badly B．well C．hard D．closely179．A．Though B．Until C．Because D．Since180．A．big B．old C．little D．newChina’sfirstArtificialIntelligent(AI)coffeeshopmadeitsfirstappearance.Itisinthe___181___ChinesecityofShenzhen,showingthatAIhaswalkedclosertopeople’slife,___182___itwasonlyopenedforvisitorstoexperience___183___Shenzhen(International)ScienceFilmWeekin2017.Serviceinthiscoffeeshopis___184___offeredbyrobots.Itisacreativeplace___185___togetherbyIngDanfromChinaandtherobotdesigncompanyRethinkRoboticsfromtheUnitedStates.Visitorsaresurprisedtoseerobotcoffeemasters___186___coffeeandrobotwaitersserve.Thingssuchasvoice-controlledlightsandmusicplayingalsomakethem___187___.Customersmakeorders___188___directlyspeakingtotherobots.ThesemachinewaiterscanunderstandnotonlyPutonghua,___189___Cantonese,adialect(方言)spokenbythelocalpeople.TheycanunderstandEnglish____190____.TheAIcoffeeshophasattractedmanypeople____191____wanttoexperiencerobotservices,andsomejokedthatcoffeemadetherehadthe____192____ofintelligence.Therobotcanalsocommunicatewithcustomersandexpress____193____iftheirservicesarepraised.“ArtificialIntelligenceisbeingusedin____194____fieldstoday,”saidapersonintheexperiencecentre.ItisexpectedthatAIrestaurants,bedrooms,studyroomsandotherproductswill____195____inthenearfuture.181．A．western B．northern C．eastern D．southern182．A．because B．a(chǎn)lthough C．since D．if183．A．on B．during C．a(chǎn)t D．a(chǎn)fter184．A．suddenly B．probably C．hardly D．completely185．A．used B．needed C．built D．worked186．A．make B．smell C．hear D．enjoy187．A．sad B．bored C．excited D．stressed188．A．in B．on C．by D．for189．A．suchas B．forexample C．a(chǎn)swellas D．butalso190．A．either B．too C．instead D．yet191．A．which B．who C．when D．what192．A．sense B．feeling C．taste D．knowledge193．A．sadness B．surprise C．humor D．happiness194．A．wider B．quicker C．larger D．longer195．A．comeon B．comeout C．comeback D．comefromRedisthecolorofChina.Amongallthe___196___,redismosteasilyseen.Thecolorredisfreshandpure,___197___inChinawecallitChinaRed.Chinesepeopleareattractedbythecolorrednotonlybecauseitmakespeopleexcited,butalsobecauseithas___198___meaninginChinesecultureandhistory.Nocountryintheworldhasever___199___acolorinsuchawayasChina.Here,redisasymbol.Itgivescolortothesoul（靈魂）ofthenation.Inthepast,redrepresenteddignity（尊嚴(yán)）andmystery.Evennow,Chinesepeople___200___thecolormuchmorethanweusedto.Itca