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1、记叙文型完形填空(二)(限时：30分钟)(一)As a teaching student, I was sent on my first practice at a high school.During my practice, I _1_realized high school hadnt changed since I was there and still an awful place of Cliques(派系)Jess, a Year 8 student, always respected her classmates, _2_the lack of respect she usua
2、lly received in return.Kids constantly_3_her behind her back.As a teacher, my instinct(本能) was to _4_students like Jess, but I soon realized that theres only so much I can actually do.Tyson was at the_5_end of the scale (等级)A handsome Year 12 student, and always surrounded by mates, it was clear tha
3、t he was a confident and_6_young man.When Jess asked to perform a solo act(独唱) in the school talent show, I _7_to allow her to take the stage, fearing that she might face teasing.However, I knew that it would be _8_to say no on these grounds, _9_her name made it onto the list of_10_.The day of the s
4、how, the whole school_11_in the auditorium(礼堂)Shortly after the acts began, it was Jess _12_.Smiling, she stepped onto stage.The music started and, to my horror, she_13_ the first line of the song.She became_14_， sang in the wrong key and forgot her lyrics (歌词)As she struggled_15_the song, kids whis
5、pered and laughed.Jess looked_16_and was about to give up when the sound of somebody clapping along to the_17_of the song began to rise above the crowd.It was Tyson.He was clapping proudly and urged his friends to _18_and, surprisingly, they did.Slowly, from Tysons group to the rest of Year 12, fina
6、lly throughout the auditorium, the claps_19_.The smile on Jess face that day is one that Ill never forget.Tyson changed my life by restoring my_20_ in the goodness of youth.1A.excitedly BdisappointedlyCgratefully Dcuriously2A.in spite of Bowing toCapart from Din addition to3A.laughed at Bcame across
7、Cspied on Dtalked about4A.dislike BpraiseCforgive Dprotect5A.same BrightCopposite Dgeneral6A.popular BroughCdesperate Daggressive7A.agreed BdecidedChesitated Ddemanded8A.dangerous BimpoliteCuseless Dunfair9A.but BsoCunless Dif10A.teachers BclassmatesCperformers Dpartners11A.watched BcollectedCmarche
8、d Dcelebrated12A.turn BroleCstep Dchoice13A.passed BsangCremembered Dmissed14A.confused BcalmCambitious Dunsatisfied15A.up BonCwith Dthrough16A.hopeless BguiltyCbored Dunprepared17A.sound BmeaningCbeat Dring18A.join in Bleave outCsettle down Dturn up19A.stopped BspreadCappeared Dsurvived20A.touch Bp
9、owerCfaith Dstrength(二)How far would you walk to learn about something that interested you? When he was young, Jacob Lawrence often walked more than sixty_21_from his home in the Harlem section of New York City to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.Jacob wanted to be a(n)_22_，and he believed that studyi
10、ng the famous paintings_23_in that museum would help him.It was 1930，when many people were out of work, money was_24_and people suffered a lot.Still the streets were_25_with energy and colour.As he walked through Harlem, Jacob looked hard at the people, the churches, and barbershops and so on.He_26_
11、those images in his mind, along with the images of paintings he saw in the_27_.Jacob came from a poor family.His mother believed there was little chance_28_her son could grow up to be a successful painter.She wanted him to aim for something more_29_.But Jacobs teacher, Alston, in an art programme sa
12、w that he was talented.Alston_30_him how to use paints to make stage sets.As time passed, Alston let Jacob rent work space in his own studio. That was an exciting place for a young black man _31_to become an artist.Many creative people_32_there to talk about art, literature and history.From their_33
13、_，Jacob learned that history books often _34_the accomplishments of African Americans.He decided to paint a picture describing the story of a black hero.He _35_Toussaint, who had helped free his people_36_French ruling.Many people admired Jacobs pictures, but he needed_37_admiration.To help his fami
14、ly, he often had to work at jobs that_38_him away from painting.Then something encouraging happened.An artist named Augusta got Jacob a job.For eighteen months, Jacob was given a_39_to paint pictures. For the first time, he felt like a_40_artist.21A.steps BblocksCbuildings Davenues22A.artist BtutorC
15、scholar Dofficial23A.swinging BexistingChanging Dtwisting24A.blank BlooseCtough Dtight25A.lined BdecoratedCassociated Dfilled26A.stored BreceivedCcreated Dremembered27A.museum BstudioCchurch Dstreet28A.whether BwhichCthat Dwhen29A.precious BpracticalCstandard Dflexible30A.recommended BremindedCprovided Dshowed31A.hesitating BstrugglingCmarching
