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共十七个完型填空，约5380字。

　　完形填空专练   （一）
　　阅读下列短文，从文后各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。
　　In England, people   1   talt the weather because you can experience (经历) four   2   in one day. In the morning, the weather is warm, just   3   in spring. An hour   4   blacds come and then it   5   hard. The weather gets a little cold. In the late afternoon, the sky will be sunny, the sun will begin to   6   , and it will be summer at this time of a day.
　　In England, you can   7   have summer in winter, or have winter in summer. So in winter you can swim sometimes, and in summer sometimes you should take   8   clothes.
　　When you go to England, you will see that English people usually tambrella(雨伞), or a   9   with them in the sunny morning, but you should not   10   at them. If you don’t take it with you, you will regret(遗憾)later in the day.
　　31. A. never     B. sometimes      C. often    D. not
　　32. A. times   B. months   C. weeks    D. seasons
　　33. A. as    B. like      C. so    D. than
　　34. A. later   B. late     C. soon       D. latest
　　35. A. snows    B. rain     C. rains     D. windy
　　36. A. cloudy     B. sunny    C. shine     D. shining
　　37. A. either         B. too              C. neither            D. also
　　38. A. warm         B. cold             C. cool              D. hot
　　39. A. sweater        B. raincoat          C. coat              D. hat
　　40. A. smile     B. laugh     C. look         D. cry
　　答案：
　　31-35 CDBAC     36-40  CDABB
　　（二）
　　There are two men in important positions（位置）in my office — Mr Thompson and Mr White. Everyone enjoys   46  with Mr Thompson, but no one likes Mr White.
　　Mr Thompson is always thoughtful and helpful. When he wants something done, he’ll asld you  47  getting this information for me, please?” Mr White is just the opposite. He   48  shouts across the room. “Get me the memorandum（便笺）, and   49  .”
　　Mr White surprised us this morning though.  50   we thought he must be sick. He was kind and agreeable. “Miss Erickson,” he asked, “if it isn’t too much trouble for you, could you please  51  these telephone calls for me?” June Erickson was surprised. Right after that, Mr White said, “Miss Reed, would you be so kind as to open the window? It’s quite  52   in here.” Then he talked to me, “I will be thankful to you if you’d mail these letters for me.”
　　We couldn’t imagine   53  he was behaving（行动）so strangely. Should we offer him some medicine? Or had Mr White  54  his personality (性格)?
　　The situation was soon cleared up. “Ladies,” Mr Thompson said, “I’ve been told that the president of the company will be here soon. And he will have some   55   to as about your working conditions(条件、状况) here.”
　　(   )46. A. studying       B. staying      C. sitting          D. working
　　(   )47. A. enjoying       B. finish       C. mind           D. prefer
　　(   )48. A. usually        B. sometimes   C. never           D. hardly
　　(   )49. A. take it easy     B. loot     C. hurry up        D. don’t worry
　　(   )50. A. At once        B. At first      C. From then on    D. At last
　　(   )51. A. take           B. make       C. bring           D. get
　　(   )52. A. cool           B. noisy       C. warm           D. sunny
　　(   )53. A. what           B. why        C. how           D. when
　　(   )54. A. kept           B. forgot       C. changed        D. lost
　　(   )55. A. advice B. questions C. discussions D. problems
　　答案：VI. 46-50 DCACB  51-55 BCBCB
　　（三）
　　I think that the most basic and powerful way to connect to another person is to listen. Just listen. When people are    46   , there’s no need to do    47    but receive them. Listen to what they’re saying. Most times letting someone talk is more    48    than understanding it.
　　One of my    49    told me that sometimes when she tried to tell her story, people often interrupted to tell her that they once had something just like that happened to them. Finally she stopped talking to most people and became very    50   . We connect through listening. When we    51   , they know we care. Many people with cancer can talt the relief (宽慰) of having someone just listen.
　　I have    52    learned to respond (反应) to someone crying by just listening. I just listen. When they have    53    all they need to cry, they find me there with them.
　　This simple thing has not been that easy to learn. It certainly went against everything I had been taught since I was very    54   . I thought people listened only because they were too shy to speak or did not know the    55   . A loving silence often has far more power than the words.
　　(    ) 46. A. working B. studying C. doing D. talking 
　　(    ) 47. A. anything B. everything C. something D. nothing