求十篇完形填空,十篇阅读理解!

求十篇完形填空,十篇阅读理解!

In the waiting room,the patients（病人）, men and women,old andyoung,were sitting(1)on th e chairs,(2) fortheir turns.Billy,a schoolboy,was sitting there,too.They alllooked very sad(3) Billy.He(4)an interesting story, andthere was a smile on his face. Just then,the doctor came in tosay he was ready for the next patient.Billy jumped up and raninto the(5)room. "Good morning,Doctor!""Good morning! What’s your(6),young man?"asked the doctor.(7) Billy c ould say a word,the doctor made him(8)down on a bed."Now, let me listento your heart." Billy tried to speak, but the doctor toldhim(9)anything."I'll take your temperature. "Billy tried to sit up,but the doctor stopped him."Now open your mouth...Mm,good."(10)a moment, the doctor said, "Well, my boy, you haven't got a bad cold.It’s nothing.Mm,in fact(事实上), thereis(11)with you." "I know there(12),"said the boy. "Ijust came to get some medicine for my father." 1.A.quickly B.quietly C.luckily D.noisily 2.A.waiting B.waited C.to wait D.wait 3.A.with B.and C.except D.without 4.A.saw B.was seeing C.read D.was reading 5.A.patients B.waiting C.sitting D.doctor's 6.A.story B.trouble C.matter D.wrong 7.A.Before B.After C.Until D. While 8.A.to lie B.lay C.lying D.lie 9.A.say B.not to say C.not say D.to say 10.A.After B.In C.On D.At 11.A.wrong nothing B.something wrong C.nothing wrong D.wrong something 12.A.aren’t B.are C.isn’t D.is We were going to play a team from a country school. They didn't come until the game time arr ived.They looked(1)than we had thought.They were wearing dirty blue jeans （仔裤）and looked li ke farm boys.We even thought that they hadnever seen a basketball before. We all sat down.We felt that we didn’t(2)any practice（训练）against a team like that. It was already so late that no(3)could be given tothem for a warm-up. The game began. One of our boys (4)the ball and he shot（掷）a longpass to our forward （前锋）.From out ofnowhere a boy in adirty T-shirt(5)the pass and with a beautiful form（姿势）he shot and got two points（分）.They(6)us.Then they got another(7)of points in a minute.Soon it was all over.The country team(8)us. We certainly learned that even though a team is good,there is usually another(9) a lit tle better. But theimportant lesson learned was:One can't tell a man, or a team, by the(10). 1.A.stronger B.younger C.worse D.less 2.A.get B.try C.use D.need 3.A.basket B.space C.ball D.time 4.A.got B.played C.missed D.carried 5.A.caught B.changed C.started D.stopped 6.A.surprised B.kept C.broke D.hit 7.A.half B.pair C.group D.double 8.A.won B.saved C.beat D.joined 9.A.just B.already C.about D.almost 10.A.T-shirts B.clothes C.places D.points Paris has a beautiful name,the City of (1). Do youknow (2)it means?Many beautiful buildings are lighted at(3).The streets are very (4).When you (5)in Paris, you must not turn (6) your h eadlights （汽车前灯）evenafter dark. Paris is full of life all day and all night. But this isnot the (7)reason（原因）for its beautiful name. Forhundreds of years,Paris has been the centre of science andart. (8)scient ists and artists have come to (9) here. For this reason also,people(10)it the City of Lights. 1.A.Flowers B.Cars C.Lights D.Rivers 2.A.what B.how C.where D.when 3.A.noon B.night C.day D.evening 4.A.black B.dark C.noisy D.bright 5.A.walk B.go C.drive D.live 6.A.off B.down C.out D.on 7.A.only B.other C.any D.another 8.A.No B.Few C.Many D.A few 9.A.study B.drive C.play D.have dinner 10.A.make B.call C.build D.find Football is, I do think,the most favourite game in England:one has only to go to one of the important (1)to see this.Rich and poor,young and old,one can see them all there(2)for one side o r the (3). To a stranger（陌生人）,one of the most surprising thingsabout football in (4)is the great k nowledge of the gamewhich(5)the smallest boy seems to have.He can tell youthe names of the (6)in most of the important teams,he has(7)of them and knows the results of large numbers o fmatches. He will tell you who he (8)will win such and sucha match,and his ideas about(9) are u sually as good asthose of men three or four times his (10). 1.A.cities B.matches C.teams D.places 2.A.waiting B.looking C.asking D.shouting 3.A.other B.same C.team D.players 4.A.China B.the USA C.England D.Canada 5.A.all B.hardly C.only D.even 6.A.players B.cities C.countries D.matches 7.A.names B.pictures C.heard D.thought 8.A.says B.asks C.decides D.hopes 9.A.England B.players C.football D.men 10.A.ideas B.age C.stories D.education 阅读理解 圣诞树的故事 A beautifully decorated evergreen tree, with colored lights ablaze inspires in many warm memories of Christmases long past. The Christmas tree has become one of the most beloved and well know holiday symbols. The tradition of a holiday tree has been around since ancient times and has played an important part in winter celebrations for many centuries. Many pagan festivals used trees when honoring their gods and spirits. In Northern Europe the Vikings considered the evergreen a symbol and reminder that the darkness and cold of winter would end and the green of spring would return. The Druids of ancient England and France decorated oak trees with fruit and candles to honor their gods of harvests. At the festival Saturnalia the Romans decorated trees with trinkets and candles. There have also been many legends surrounding the lore of the Christmas tree. In one story Saint Boniface, an English monk, came upon a group of pagans who had gathered around an oak tree and were preparing to sacrifice a child. To stop the sacrifice and save the child, the Saint flattened the oak tree with one blow of his fist. A small fir sprang up in its place, which Saint Boniface told the pagans was the Tree of Life and represented the life of Christ. Another legend tells of Martin Luther, the founder of the Protestant religion, walking through the woods late one night. As it was clear, many stars were shining through the branches of the trees giving the impression of twinkling lights. Luther was so inspired by the beauty of the sight that he cut down a small evergreen and brought it home. He recreated the stars by putting candles on the tree's branches. The use of a Christmas tree indoors appears to have begun in Germany. German Christians would bring trees into their homes to decorate. In some areas evergreen trees were scarce so the families would build a Christmas pyramid, simple wooden structures which they decorated with branches and candles. The tradition of the Christmas tree eventually spread through out Europe. The English Royalty help popularize the tree in England by decorating the first Christmas tree at Windsor Castle in 1841. Prince Albert, husband of Queen Victoria, decorated the first English Christmas Tree with candles, candies, fruits, and gingerbread. When the German immigrants went to American they also brought along their Christmas trees. In the 1830's most Americans still considered the Christmas tree an oddity. One of the first public displays of a Christmas tree was set up by German Settlers in Pennsylvania. At the time many still considered the tree to be a symbol of pagans and it wasn't until the late 1800's that Americans began accepting the Christmas tree. Early Christmas trees were often decorated with apples, nuts, cookies, colored popcorn and candles. The invention of electricity in the early 20th century and use of electrical Christmas lights helped spread the use of the Christmas tree. It is now common in most communities through out the US to feature public displays of Christmas trees. Every year the President of the United States lights the National Christmas Tree in Washington and in New York skaters spin beneath the lighted tree of Rockefeller Center. Through Europe and the rest of the world the Christmas tree has also become readily accepted