2022年自考《综合英语（一）》试题6

2022年自考《综合英语（一）》试题6

IV.完形填空。将答案写在答题卡(纸)的相应位置。(本大题共20小题，每小题0.5分，共10分)

A.从下列单词中选择适当的词填空，每个词只能用一次。

soon

left

piece

with

as

open .

attention

about

it

grateful

planned

long

Never underestimate the power of a thank-you note. The sentiment that it evokes can last a lifetime. The following is a story that a mother tells:

“As I mindlessly_ SL_ my daughter's lunch box to empty it, a small_ 52 of paper floats to the floor. Still_ 53 my mind elsewhere, I bend over to pick_ S4__ up. The word Mom catches my_ 5_. Mom, thanks for making me a delicious lunch. Though in ten years of packing lunches I've never 56_ a note in my kids' lunch boxes, my eight-year-old deliberately_ 57 this one, held on to the thought during the break, wrote it as__ 58 _as she got back to class, and remembered to put it in her lunch box. If I've ever complained__ 59 making lunches before, I never will again. I'm_ 60 that 1 get to make lunches- -and for a lesson on appreciating the tiniest of things.'

B.根据课文的内容在每个空白处填入一个恰当的词。

Dr. Heinrich Applebaum recently completed a study on the efets of television on children. It is not about violence, but about how television gives children a 61__ sense of reality.

Dr. Applebaum told me, 'The greatest 62_ of television is that it presents a world to children that doesn't exist, and leads them to_ 63_ things that never happen.'

“I don't understand, Doctor,' I said.

“Well, let me give you one _ 64. Have you ever seen a television show where a person in a car doesn't immediately 65 a parking place on the very first try?'

“Come to think of it,”I said,“I haven'.'

“Not only is there always a parking place,_ 66 the driver doesn't even have to back into it. There are two parking spaces for him - 67__ he needs one. Children are being led to believe - 68 when they grow up they will always be able to find a parking place_ 69_ when and where they want it. You can imagine how 70_ they will feel when they discover that in real life they can drive around a block for three hours and still can't find a place to park their car.”