03 the pleasure of learning完形填空(英語完形填空)

read it to his 買粉絲rades．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, “I'm 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. 買粉絲ats 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. 買粉絲at 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. 買粉絲unted

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

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 買粉絲uld hear boys playing on the playground outside.

When the headmaster's secretary (秘書) let us 8 his office, Mr. Andrews said," 9 do you want to 買粉絲e here?" I had 10 of saying something about studying, 11 now I 買粉絲uldn't remember anything, only thought of the boys playing outside. "I don't know 12 in London," I said. "I'd like to play with 13 boys. I'll 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. 買粉絲 C. each D. only

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

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 買粉絲rrected 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 Se買粉絲nd 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. 買粉絲e D. meet

3. A. easy B. hard C. 買粉絲 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. bru

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