第三部分：完型填空

PartⅢ  Cloze

Cloze 1

Has it ever struck you that what the tourist considers most picturesque about a country the local resident often thinks shameful and unprogressive? The average visitor   46   the Middle East finds camels fascinating; 47   they attract him strongly or they repel him strongly, but    48  , he finds them romantic and   49    local color. If,   50   , he talks enthusiastically about camels to a local    51   , hoping to gain favor in his sight thereby, he will almost certainly be    52  . He will be met with  53    incomprehension of his viewpoint, or even hostility    54    it.

It seems to be a fact that familiarity    55    contempt, and that those who seek excitement and romance cannot see it at    56   , under their noses, but only in distant lands. The Middle Easterner traveling abroad enjoys  57    cowboys and Indians in America, old castles and cathedrals in France, and Gypsies in Spain. Is it not because they are unprogressive    58    he enjoys these sight; his pleasure is not mixed with feelings of superiority, just  59    the European or American visitor to the Middle East is    60   by camels and veiled women and ancient buildings, not    61   they make him feel how rich and clever he is    62   ,   63    because they are strange and remote and mysterious, arousing    64    him feelings of curiosity which are deeply rooted in man’s   65  .

（B）46. A) for   B) to   C) at   D) with

（B）47. A) both B) either  C) any   D) neither

（C）48. A) in case       B) in this respect     C) in other words    D) in any case

（A）49. A) full of     B) in addition     C) instead of         D) after all

（B）50. A) ever   B) however       C) yet   D) above all

（D）51. A) head        B) candidate       C) colleague         D) acquaintance

（D）52. A) bothered     B) disturbed        C) disgusted       D) disappointed

（A）53. A) blank        B) bleak C) blind          D) bland

（D）54. A) at       B) for  C) with  D) to

（B）55. A) bleeds        B) breeds      C) breaks          D) breathes

（C）56. A) village       B) cottage        C) home D) house

（D）57. A) looking     B) to look          C) to see  D) seeing

（A）58. A) that      B) which         C) what   D) why

（B）59. A) like         B) as   C) that         D) because

（D）60. A) destined    B) doomed     C) favored         D) fascinated

（D）61. A) as          B) since          C) for D) because

（A）62. A) by contrast   B) in conclusion    C) in that  D) to sum up

（A）63. A) but       B) since        C) so    D) for

（B）64. A) atB) in C) out ofD) within

（A）65. A) nature       B) birthC) existence        D) individuality

Cloze  2 

An American warship once paid a visit    46    a port in a hit country where the British base invited the officers of the American warship to a party   47   .

Now, Americans like their drinks to have plenty of ice in them,   48   in a cold climate, but at the time the warship’s visit to the British base, it was   49   known that the British   50   ever had ice, even in    51   countries.

The captain of the American ship did not want to have drink warm drinks at the British party, but it    52   very impolite to   53    the British captain’s invitation, so the American captain   54   , but an hour before party was  55    to begin, sent a small boat ashore to his host with several large tins of ice from the warship’s refrigerators.

When the American offices went ashore for the party, they were looking forward to 56    plenty of ice in their drinks. They were    57   very surprised when,   58   their arrival, they were served drinks with no ice in them at all, they thought that the servants might 59  not yet have had time to    60   the ice that had been sent from the ship, but the party continued, and    61    there was no ice. Of course, the American officers were too   62    to ask what had happened to the ice that they had sent.

When the party at last   63    to an end, the American captain thanked his British host for the pleasant party. Then the secret of the ice came    64   . The British captain thanked the American captain for it and said.“It    65  me to have the first really cold bath I had in this line.”

（B）46. A) at  B) to C) on D) in

（A）47. A) ashore       B) aboard

        C) above          D) afloat

（C）48. A) if B) except  C) even D) only

（D）49. A) obviously    B) certainly

       C) actually        D) generally

（A）50. A) hardly       B) rarely

          C) seldom        D) nearly

（B）51. A) many hottest  B) the hottest

      C) some hottest  D) these hottest

（B）52. A) should be B) would have been

      C) must have been D) could be

（D）53. A) neglect      B) ignore

        C) oppose         D) refuse

（A）54. A) accepted     B) approved

       C) received      D) allowed

（A）55. A) due   B) sure

        C) bound         D) ready

（B）56. A) have        B) having

         C) be having      D) be had

（B）57. A) however     B) therefore

       C) nevertheless    D) moreover

（C）58. A) in   B) with   C) on  D) after

（C）59. A) surely       B) maybe

        C) perhaps       D) almost

（A）

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