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The generation gap[代溝] has become a ___1___ problem. I read a ___2___ about it in the newspaper. Some children have killed themselves after quarrels[爭吵] with ___3___ . I think this is because they dont often have a talk with each other. Parents now ___4___ more time in the office， ___5___ they dont have much time to ___6___ with their children. As time passes， they ___7___ feel that they dont have the 8 topics[話題] to talk ___9___. I want to tell parents to be more with your ___10___， get to know them and ___11___ them. And for children， show your ___12___ to your parents. They are the people who ___13___ you. So ___14___ them your thoughts[想法]. In this way， you ___15___ have a better understanding of each other.

1. A. serious B. wonderful C. necessary D. thankful

2. A. message B. call C. report D. letter

3. A. friends B. teachers C. classmates D. parents

4. A. spend B. stay C. work D. have

5. A. because B. if C. but D. so

6. A. study B. do C. stay D. shop

7. A. neither B. either C. all D. both

8. A. interesting B. same C. true D. good

9. A. about B. of C. in D. above

10. A. business B. children C. work D. office

11. A. get on with B. look after C. understand D. love

12. A. interest B. secret C. trouble D. feelings

13. A. hate B. love C. live D. speak

14. A. tell B. ask C. answer D. say

15. A. can B. should C. must D. would

（二）

Ballpoint pens have made life easier for millions of people. At one time ___1___ did not like their students to ___2___ with pen. Perhaps it was because pens can leak[漏] and it is ___3___ to spill[溢出] the ink. And it is hard to write on thin or cheap paper with them.

Ladislao Biro ___4___ for a newspaper in Budapest. He spent all day ___5___ his desk. Day in and day out， he corrected ___6___ of thin， cheap paper with a pen and ink. He often had to stop to ___7___ his pen and it did not write ___8___ on the thin paper. He and his brother George ___9___ some experiments. They wanted a pen that did not leak， with ink that did not spill. Why not ___10___ a little ball at the end？

Two Englishmen， Henry Martin and Frederick Miles， like the ___11___. It was the ___12___ of the Second World War. The Air Force ___13___ a non-leak， non-spill pen for the men to write with in ___14___. Martin and Miles made and ___15___ many thousands of Biro “writing-sticks” to the Air Force.

1. A. factories B. schools C. shops D. restaurants

2. A. play B. write C. come D. meet

3. A. easy B. hard C. free D. popular

4. A. left B. waited C. looked D. worked

5. A. on B. near C. at D. in

6. A. mistake B. books C. pages D. diaries

7. A. mend B. fill C. brush D. change

8. A. well B. down C. out D. up

9. A. kept B. finished C. began D. studied

10.A. find B. wear C . grow D. use

11.A. matter B. result C. meaning D. idea

12.A. day B. time C. break D. year

13.A. bought B. took C. needed D. preferred

14.A. planes B. ships C. trains D. buses

15.A. sold B. lent C. moved D. passed

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When it was over 20 years ago， I first met Mr. Andrews， my old headmaster. During the war [戰爭] I was studying at school in the north of England. My ___1___ had just returned to London， and there were not ___2___ schools left for children. My father had to go from one school to another， trying to ___3___ them to take me as a pupil. We had ___4___ to all the schools near our home， but no one would take me. ___5___， we went to a school about five kilometers ___6___ form home. The headmaster kept us waiting for at least ___7___. I could hear boys playing on the playground outside.

When the headmasters secretary [秘書] let us ___8___ his office， Mr. Andrews said，“___9___ do you want to come here？” I had ___10___ of saying something about studying， ___11___ now I couldnt remember anything， only thought of the boys playing outside. “I dont know ___12___ in London，” I said. “Id like to play with ___13___ boys. Ill read a lot of books， too.” “All right，”Mr. Andrews said. “We have one seat ___14___.” My two years at that school were ___15___ the happiest of my life.

1. A. school B. family C. friends D. parents

2. A. good B. helpful C. cheap D. enough

3. A. make B. hope C. ask D. let

4. A. been B. gone C. walked D. got

5. A. In the end B. At first C. At once D. By then

6. A. far B. away C. back D. down

7. A. a while B. a minute C. an hour D. a day

8. A. in B. to C. inside D. into

9. A. What B. When C. Why D. How

10. A. remembered B. thought C. found D. heard

11. A. but B. and C. though D. so

12. A. anyone B. someone C. everyone D. no one

13. A. others B. other C. the others D. the other

14. A. more B. free C. each D. only

15. A. under B. inside C. above D. among

（四）

Granny Sarya lived outside Moscow. Her only son ___1___ to Afghanistan[阿富汗]and was killed in action there. Soon after that， her husband lost his job. The old man was always ___2___ food and clothes. And on a winter night he went out alone when Sarya was asleep. The next morning he was ___3___ dead in a cold lake. And his worn-out coat was ___4___ in a tree not far away. Sarya was so ___5___ that she nearly took her own life.

Things got worse and worse after that. She always lived in hunger and cold. She had hoped that the government[政府] could help her but she ___6___.

It was a cold windy night. The old woman couldnt ___7___ asleep at all. She had to get up. She decided to write a letter to God[神]， asking for ___8___. She wished God to give her 100 rubles [盧布]， so she could buy some food for herself. When she ___9___ writing it， she found she had no ___10___. She had to put the ___11___ at a crossing. ___13___ the next morning a policeman found the letter. He read it to his comrades.They were all so ___13___ that they gathered some rubles and sent them to the poor old woman.

At first Granny Sarya was happy. But after she ___14___ the money， she became ___15___ and said， “Im told that all things that are touched by the policeman will be only a half left！”

1. A. sent B. ran away C. was sent D. escaped

2. A. worried about B. pleased with C. thinking about D. hearing of

3. A. known B. found C. told D. fallen

4. A. put B. hanged C. shown D. hung

5. A. sad B. happy C. tired D. clever

6. A. succeeded B. failed C. won D. lost

7. A. go B. fall C. get D. help

8. A. coats B. food C. houses D. help

9. A. ended B. started C. finished D. enjoyed

10.A. stamp B. money C. pen D. paper

11.A. food B. letter C. coat D. rubles

12.A. Badly B. Carefully C. Luckily D. Wonderfully

13.A. excited B. moved C. amazed D. surprised

14.A. saw B. received C. gave D. counted

15.A. angry B. thankful C. helpful D. worried

完形填空答案

（一）

名師點評

這篇文章講的是關于大家都知道但都不知道該如何處理的一個問題——代溝。代溝時時處處都有，怎樣對待它？作者給了我們一點較好的建議，相互理解，換位思考，相信這個世界一定會變得更美麗。

答案簡析

1.A。很顯然代溝已經是一個很嚴重的問題。

2.C。從下文可知這是報紙上的一篇報道。

3.D。這篇文章是關于代溝的問題，所以應該是孩子和父母吵架后自殺，而不是和其他人。

4.A。 stay， work 不可能與time組成詞組，have time不符合上下文的意思。

5.D。本句與下文的關系是因果關系。

6.C。本句意為“因此就沒有許多時間和小孩呆在一起，這樣就會產生代溝”（與文章所談論的話題相符）。所以不可能選其他選項。

7.D。指父母與小孩雙方都有這樣的感覺。

8.B。沒有共同的話題。其他選項雖無語法錯誤，但不符合文章的意思。

9.A。the same topics to talk about，這里動詞不定式充當定語修飾前面的名詞，同時the same topics又是about的賓語。意為所談論的話題。

10.B。當然應是多和小孩子一起。

11.C。這幾個詞組放在這兒都沒有語法錯誤，父母一般說來都要和小孩相處（A）、照顧他們（B）、愛他們（D），但作者的意思是父母要理解小孩。

12.D。把自己的感覺告訴給父母。

13.B。從常識不難推斷。意為“他們是愛你們的人”。

14.A。把你們的內心所想告訴他們。say在這里有語法錯誤，ask與answer意思不對。

15.A。這樣你們才會更好地相互理解。這里強調“會，能”，故用can 。

（二）

名師點評

這是一篇關于圓珠筆怎樣發明使用的文章。由于鋼筆易漏水給工作帶來了許多不方便，通讀此文，你就會明白圓珠筆在什么情況下發明推廣使用。……