高一英语完形填空(含答案)

高一英语完形填空（含答案）

A lot of travelers who are going to new cities are often told to begin their trips by a bus tour. This thinking is that they can then go to the places that (1) them. But that is wrong. What you see from the (2) of a moving bus is (3) and removed from the real sights, sounds, and (4) outside. So the best (5) to experience any place is on foot and with absolutely no travel plan. (6) go wherever your feet and your interests (7) you.

You will not only get to the (8) sites that are on the bus tour—the museums, the monuments, city hall—but you (will have seen much more. You will have (9) the present life of the city.

But there is a problem: What if I got lost? No one ever gets (10) lost in a major city. At first you can find your way back to a(n) (11) place. If it (12) you to be “lost”，just find a taxi and go back to where you started, however, the (13) things can happen if you get lost. You can (14) at a sidewalk cafe to sit and have a rest. You can ask the local people near you. And (15) they don’t speak your language, your trip becomes more memorable because of the (16) . Here are a few more ways to get the most out of your travel.

First, know before you go. (17) a few hours before your trip learning about the history and culture of your destination.

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Second, move around like a local. Use the subways and buses of the city you are (18) . You will not only save money, but also learn how people really live. Third, check the bulletin boards. Sometimes you can find advertisements for free concert, and (19) fun activities on bulletin boards around universities.

So the next time you see a travel poster wishing you to have a bus tour, just save your money. Instead, wander (20) . I promise you a time you will remember with great pleasure.

(1) A. please B. disappoint C. interest D. encourage

(2) A. outside B. front C. back D. inside

(3) A. real B. true C. unreal D. common

(4) A. views B. cities C. towns D. smells

(5) A. thought B. idea C. way D. thinking

(6) A. Simply B. Particularly C. Generally D. Especially

(7) A. lead B. move C. say D. tell

(8) A. different

B. wrong

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C. right D. same

(9) A. left B. felt (10) A. possibly (11) A. unknown (12) A. frightens (13) A. worst (14) A. reach (15) A. in case (16) A. experience (17) A. Talk B. Spend (18) A. going (19) A. the other (20) A. of your own

C. lived D. led

B. finally C. hopelessly D. terribly

B. well-known C. strange D. common

B. supposes C. delights D. surprises

B. hardest C. nicest D. saddest

B. get C. arrive D. stop

B. as a result C. in fact D. even if

B. conversation C. talk D. trip

C. Pay D. Use

B. visiting C. seeing D. walking

B. another C. others D. other

B. of yourself C. on your own D. on yourself

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文章大意：本文中作者主要对人们热衷的旅游活动提出了自己的建议，包括不要乘坐观光巴士旅行，而应选择步行；还介绍了在旅行中如何面对迷路问题。

1. C旅游一定要到使自己感兴趣的地方，interest表示“使产生感兴趣”。

2. D根据常识可知，坐车旅行只能从车里面向外看外面的风景。

3. C 从后文… removed from the real sights, sounds...可知坐在车里所看到的景象与真实景象之间存在差别，故选C。

4. D旅游是让游客全方位体验当地的风土人情，包括视觉、听觉、嗅觉，所以此处应选D。

5. C因此作者认为最好的旅行方式是通过步行游览各地。

6. A simply在此意为“仅仅”，用来加强语气。

7. A没有任何旅行计划，仅仅跟随脚步和感觉四处游走。lead“引领”。

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8. D作者在此强调步行不仅和坐车所到达的地方是一样的，而且还会让你看到更多的风景。

9. B步行旅游可以让你充分体验真实的城市生活。

10. C作者认为一个人在大城市里是不可能完全迷路的。hopelessly表示“无希望地，完完全全地”。terribly用作程度副词，表示“极其”；possibly表示“ 能地”；finally表示“最终”，均与句意不符。

11. B作者建议迷路的时候首先应回到一个著名的地方，这样便于找到路。

12. A句意：如果迷路让你很恐惧，那就找一辆出租车回到你出发的地方。frighten “使……害怕”。

13. C从下文可知，作者认为迷路时也会有令人愉快的事情发生，所以用nicest。

14. D迷路时你可以在街边的咖啡屋先歇歇脚。故选D。arrive at做“到达”时,往往表示有计划，有目的地到达某地，因此不符合此处的语境。

15. D即使语言不通，也会给自己留下难忘的回忆的。even if意为“即使”。in case表示“以防万一”，as a result意为“结果”；in fact意为“事实上”，均与题意不符。

16. A正因为有了这样的经历，才会给人留下难忘的回忆。

17. B 固定搭配spend time (in) doing sth.表示“花费时间做某事”。

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18. B作者建议游客在参观的城市使用公交和地铁出行。

19. D 这里指除了免费音乐会以外其他有趣的活动。another后常接名词的单数；the other表示“两者中的另一个”；others相当手other activities，因此排除这三项。

20. C 固定搭配on one’s own意为“独自”。

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