界四级完形填空练习题

2021年1月24日发(作者：收回英语)
完形填空试题一：

It
is
not
surprising
that
people
__62__
ever
__63 Britain
with
win
and
in
fact
it may astonish you to learn that grapes are grown 64 in England and nearly
200,000 65 were sold in 1975. 66 very new in 67 grapes in Britain,
68 the climate. The Romans planted the first vines about A. D. 300 and 69 a
long
time
people
always
drank
home-produced
wines.
What
destroyed
the
English
wine
industry
was
not 70 a
change
in
the
climate 71 the
fact
that
an
English
king,
Henry
II,
inherited
the
Bordeaux
area
of
France
as
part
of
his
dominions 72 the
twelfth century and the imported wine provided 73 of competition. The English
wine industry did not disappear, however, 74 the sixteenth century, when the
monks, 75 had been the main producers in the meantime, 76 by Henry VIII.
The new owner let the vineyards 77 out. But now English people, probably 78
their
memories
of
holidays
by
the
Mediterranean, 79 more
wine
than 80 ,
and
the new industry is now developing 81 a modest but consistent rate.

62. A) hardly


B) almost



C) nearly



D)
seldom

63. A) associate

B) is associating

C) associated


D)
are
associating

64. A) broadly


B) in the open air

C) in the wide


D)
outwards

65. A) wine bottles
B) bottles of wine

C) of wine bottles

D)
of
bottles of wine

66. A) It is anything
B) It is nothing

C) There is anything
D)
There is nothing

67. A) the growing

B) growing


C) the being grown

D)
being
grown

68. A) however

B) nevertheless
C) in spite of


D) although

69. A) for



B) since



C) from


D) during

70. A) enough


B) such


C) too much

D) so much

71. A) then

B) that


C) as



D) like

72. A) on



B) during



C) for



D) since

73. A) much

B) many


C) a great deal

D)
a
large
number

74. A) until


B) while



C) as far as


D)
as
long as

75. A) what

B) which



C) who



D) that

76. A) had taken away their estates


B) had their estates taken away

C) were taken away their estates

D) took their estates away

77. A) that they died
B) be dying

C) to die



D) die

78. A) because of

B) because


C) for



D) due

79. A) it drinks

B) they drink


C) drinks



D)
drink

80. A) always


B) never



C) on one



D) ever

81. A) for



B) on



C) at




D) by

完形填空试题二：

Japan
’
s
love
affair
with
dance
never
seems
to
end.
At
community
centers
throughout
the
country,
dance
classes
are
always
full,
whether
for
ballet
or
flamenco
(
弗拉曼柯舞
), which consistently 62 young women, 63 ballroom dancing,
which
is
especially
popular
among
middle-aged
and
older
people.
Recently,
the
dance
scenes 64 a colorful new infusion in the form of folk dances from around the
world.
Traditional
Middle
Easter,
African,
and
European
dances,
which


65
recently
were
virtually
unknown
in
Japan,
are 66 culture
centers
and
community
groups
throughout
the
country.
One
example
is
belly-dancing,
first 67 by
women
in
northern
Africa
and
the
middle
east,
was


68


performed
at
celebratory
occasions
such
as
weddings.
Japanese
people
have 69 a
passing
familiarity
with
belly-dancing through movies. 70 , its popularity as a pastime began to spread
about
three
years
ago, 71 more
young
Japanese
women
began
taking
trips
to
Turkey
and other countries. Ever since then the popularity of belly-dancing classes at
community
centers
and
workshops
run
by
individuals
has
skyrocketed.
Most
participants are initially 72 by the lavish clothing and sexy movements, but
they soon learn another of belly-dancing
’
s merits: it 73 a strenuous
workout

(
训练
). Fitness clubs are even starting to 74 belly dancing in their programs
of exercise classes. And a Turkish restaurant called Sofra, 75 in Tokyo
’
s
Shinjuku district, invites customers to get up and dance with professional belly
dancers. A growing number of women are coming to the restaurant 76 to dance.
Of
course,
the
number
of
people
getting
into
folk
dances
is
still
small 77 with
the
ranks
of
those
involved
in
jazz
dance
and
ballet-dance
forms
that 78 popular
in
Japan
for
decades.
But
with
more
and
more
Japanese 79 abroad
to
learn
dances
in
their
countries
of
origin
and 80 them
when
they
come
back
to
Japan,
folk
dance
undoubtedly has a 81 growing base of enthusiasts.

62. A) apply to


B) appeal to

C) suit to



D)
attach to

63. A) and



B) that

C) or



D) with

64. A) has been getting
B) has got

C) got



D) had got

65. A) /




B) to


C) until



D) by

66. A) sweeping

B) sweeting
C) swallowing


D) switching

67. A) was practised

B) practised

C) being practised
D)
practising

68. A) extremely


B) violently

C) intensively


D)
originally

69. A) gained



B) won


C) earned



D) achieved

70. A) So




B) However

C) Though


D) Therefore

71. A) while



B) as


C) since



D) when

72. A) drawn on

B) drawn of
C) drawn in

D) drawn up

73. A) provides

B) supplies
C) gives



D) affords

74. A) contain



B) include

C) involve


D) comprise

75. A) locating


B) is located

C) located


D) locates

76. A) specifically

B) specially

C) particularly

D)
peculiarly

77. A) comparing
compared

78. A) had been
79. A) head

80. A) teaching
81. A) firmly







B) compared
C) to compare


D)
being
B) are


C) were


D) have been

B) heading

C) to head


D) headed

B) to teach
C) taught



D) teach


B) steadily
C) stably



D) solidly

完形填空试题三：

Cars are an important 67 of life in the United States. 68 most people
feel
that
they
are
poor.
And 69 if
a
person
is
poor
he
doesn
’
t
feel
really
poor
70 he has a car.

There
are
three
main
reasons
the
car
become
so 71 in
the
United
States. 72
of all the country is a huge one and Americans like to move 73 in it. The car
provides the most comfortable and 74 form of transportation. 75 a car
people can go any place without spending a lot of money.

The second reason cars are popular is the fact 76 the United States never
developed 77 and inexpensive form
of public 78 . Long distance trains have
never
been 79 common
the
United
States
as
they
are
in
other
parts
of
the
world.
Nowadays, there is a good system of air service 80 planes. But it is 81
expensive to be used frequently.

The third reason is the most important one, though. The American spirit of
independence
is 82 really
made
cars
popular.
Americans
don
’
t
like
to
wait 83
a
bus,
or
a
train
or
even
a
plane.
They
don
’
t
like
to
have
to 84 an
exact
schedule.
A car gives them the freedom to
schedule 85 time.
And this is the
freedom
that
Americans want 86 to have.

67. A) role


B) part


C) effect



D) basis

68. A) without a car


B) not with a car

C) without no car

D) with a car

69. A) ever


B) still



C) even


D) quite

70. A) although

B) when


C) whether


D) but

71. A) qualified


B) increasing


C) developing


D)
popular

72. A) First



B) Firstly



C) At first

D)
The
first

73. A) around



B) on



C) along



D)
forth

74. A) cheap



B) most cheap


C) cheapest

D)
cheaper

75. A) Through


B) Since



C) With


D) As

76. A) which



B) where



C) that


D) what

77. A) an interested


B) an effected


C) an efficient

D) a satisfied

78. A) movement

B) carriage

C) shipping

D)
transportation