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大学英语六级完形填空
大学英语六级
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Thereisprobablynosphereofhuman
(1)______inwhichourvaluesandlifestylesarereflectedmore
(2)______thantheyareintheclothesthatwechoosetowear.Thedressofanindividualisakindof"signlanguage"that(3)______acomplexsetofinformationandisusuallythe(4)______onwhichimmediateimpressionsareformed(5)______aconcernforclotheswas(6)______afemininepreoccupation,whilementookpride(7)______thefact(8)______theywerecompletelylackinginclothesconsciousness.
ThistypeofAmericancultureisgraduallychangingasman''sdress(9)______greatervarietyandcolor.Even(10)______1995,aresearchinMichiganrevealedthatmen(11)______highimportancetothevalueofclothingindailylife.Whitecollarworkersinparticularvieweddressasa(12)______capableofmanipulation,thatcouldbeusedtoimpressor(13)______others,especiallyintheworksituation.Thewhite-collarworkerwasdescribedas(14)______concernedabouttheimpressionhisclothingmadeonhis(15)______.Althoughblue-collarworkerswereless(16)______thattheymightbejudgedonthebasisoftheirclothing,theyrecognizedthatanydifferencefrothe(17)______patternofdresswoulddrawridiculefromfellowworkers.
Sincethattime,ofcourse,the(18)______havechanged:
thetypicalofficeworkermaynowbe(19)______blueshirt,andthelaborerawhiteshirt;buttheimportanceofdresshasnot(20)______.
1.
Aact
Baction
Cacting
Dactivity
2.
Avividly
Bcleanly
Cperfectly
Ddeeply
3.
Acorresponds
Bcommunicates
Cexchanges
Dtransforms
4.
Abases
Bbase
Croot
Dbasis
5.
ATraditionally
BEvidently
COriginally
DCertainly
6.
Aregarded
Bconsidered
Cviewed
Dguessed
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Dto
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Abecause
Bwhich
Cthat
Dinthat
9.
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Btakesin
Ctakesfor
Dtakesto
10.
Aaslateas
Bnosoonerthan
Casearlyas
Dlongbefore
11.
Athought
Bput
Clinked
Dattached
12.
Asignal
Bsymbol
Csignature
Dsignificance
13.
Ainfluence
Bconquer
Creflect
Ddefeat
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Amostly
Bnormally
Crarely
Dextremely
15.
Aoffice
Bposition
Csuperiors
Demployment
16.
Acared
Binterested
Caware
Drealized
17.
Aaccepted
Bancient
Crejected
Dadmitted
18.
Aimpressions
Bpatterns
Cdifferences
Dfellowworkers
19.
Aputtingon
Btryingon
Cwearing
Ddressing
20.
Aabolishing
Bincreased
Cdismissed
Ddiminished
Inmostcountries,thelawonorgantransplantation(器官移植)ispoorlydefined.Theexistingframework【B1】tophysicalassaultandcareofthedeadhasno【B2】fororgantransplantation.Itis【B3】togetthepermissionoftherelatives,【B4】becauseorgan【B5】musttakeplaceimmediatelyafterdeath,itmaybeimpossibletoreachtherelatives【B6】time.Ithasbeensuggestedthatthereshouldbeawidespreadcampaigntoencouragepersonsto【B7】intheirwillsthattheirorgansbeusedfortransplantation.An【B8】istoprovidebylawthatpermissionis【B9】unlessremovalhasbeenforbiddenbytheindividualinhislifetime.Itis,ofcourse,importantthatthere【B10】publicreassurancethatconsiderationoftransplantationwouldnot【B11】normalresuscitative(抢救的)effortsofthe【B12】donor.Transplantationhasobviously【B13】importantethicalconsiderations【B14】thediagnosisofdeath.Everyeffortmustbemadeto【B15】theheartbeattosomeonewhohasasuddencardiacarrest(心博停止)or【B16】tosomeonewhocannotbreathe.【B17】artificialrespirationandmassageoftheheart,thestandardmethodsofresuscitation,mustbecontinued【B18】itisclearthatthebrainisdead.Mostphysiciansconsiderthat【B19】thispointeffortsatresuscitationare【B20】.
1.
Arelating
Bassociated
Cassociating
Drelated
2.
Adescription
Bprovision
Crule
Dstatement
3.
Aimpossible
Bvital
Critual
Dcustomary
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Bor
Cbut
Dthen
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Areplacement
Btransplantation
Cremoval
Dburial
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Con
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Csupply
Dmention
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Aalteration
Boperation
Coption
Dalternative
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Cassumed
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Ais
Bbe
Care
Dwouldbe
11.
Aimpair
Brepair
Charm
Dhurt
12.
Afuture
Btomorrow
Cpotential
Dpossible
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Baroused
Carose
Draised
14.
Aconcerning
Bconcerned
Crelating
Dassociating
15.
Agive
Brestore
Clend
Dhelp
16.
Abreath
Brespiring
Cbreathing
Dair
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AIncontrast
BInaddition
CConsequently
DHowever
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Athat
Buntil
Cwhen
Dsince
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Bin
Cat
Dbeyond
20.
Apromising
Bprofitable
Cuseless
Dworthy
Thegiftofbeingabletodescribeafaceaccuratelyisarareone.Asaprofessor【B1】itrecently:
"Whenwetrytodescribefacespreciselywords【B2】us,andwe【B3】toidentikit(拼脸型图)procedures."
【B4】.accordingtoaresearch【B5】thissubject,wecaneachprobablyrecognizemorethan1,000faces,themajorityofwhichdifferin【B6】details.This,whenonecomestothinkofit,isa【B7】feat,though,curiouslyenough,relativelylittleattentionhasbeendevotedtothefundamentalproblemsofhowandwhywe【B8】thisgiftforrecognizingandrememberingfaces.
Somescientistsarguethatitisaninborn【B9】.andthatthereare"specialcharacteristicsaboutthebrain''s【B10】todistinguishfaces".Ontheotherhand,therearethose,andtheyareprobably【B11】themajority,whoclaimthatthegiftisanacquiredone.
But【B12】allthesearguments,sightispredominant.【B13】attheverybeginningoflife,theabilitytorecognizefacesquicklybecomesan【B14】habit,onethatisessentialfordailyliving,ifnot【B15】forsurvival.Howessentialandvaluableitisweprobablydonot【B16】untilweencounterpeoplewhohavebeen【B17】ofthefaculty(能力).Thisunfortunateinabilitytorecognizefamiliarfacesisknowntoall,【B18】suchpeoplecanoftenrecognizeindividualsbytheirvoicesortheirwalkingmanners.Withtypicalhuman【B19】manyoftheseunfortunatepeopleovercometheirhandicapbyrecognizingother【B20】features.
1.
Adescribed
Bsaid
Cput
Dtalkedabout
2.
Atake
Bfail
Chelp
Ddesert
3.
Aresort
Bseek
Cmove
Dreact
4.
AYet
BConsequently
CInaddition
DIncontrast
5.
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Babout
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Don
6.
Agood
Bdelicate
Cfine
Dhigh
7.
Aenormous
Bbig
Cgigantic
Dtremendous
8.
Aacquire
Battain
Cgain
Dtake
9.
Apossession
Bproperty
Cactivity
Daction
10.
Aability
Bcapability
Ccompetence
Dcapacity
11.
Aon
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Dat
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Bin
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Doutof
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ACreated
BFormed
CMade
DMolded
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Aaccepted
Binborn
Cestablished
Dinnate
15.
Aessentially
Bimportantly
Csignificantly
Dnecessarily
16.
Avalue
Bappreciate
Cadore
Dadmire
17.
Ataken
Brobbed
Cdeprived
Dseized
18.
Abut
Btherefore
Cinaddition
Dso
19.
Acleverness
Bingenuity
Csmartness
Dintelligence
20.
Aspecial
Bgeneral
Ccharacteristic
Dparticular
Onesummernight,onmywayhomefromworkIdecidedtoseeamovie.Iknewthetheatrewouldbeair-conditionedandIcouldn’ttoleratemy(B1)apartment.
SittinginthetheatreIhadtolookthroughthe(B2)betweenthetwotallheadsinfrontofme.Ihadtokeepchangingthe(B3)everytimesheleanedovertotalktohim,(B4)heleanedovertokissher.WhydoAmericansdisplaysuch(B5)inapublicplace?
IthoughtthemoviewouldbegoodformyEnglish,but(B6)itturnedout,itwasanItalianmovie.(B7)aboutanhourIdecidedtogiveuponthemovieand(B8)onmypopcorn.I’veneverunderstoodwhytheygiveyousomuchpopcorn!
Ittastedprettygood,(B9).AfterawhileIheard(B10)moreoftheromantic-soundingItalians.Ijustheardthe(B11)ofthepop-corncrunchingbetweenmyteeth.Mythoughtstartedto(B12)IrememberedwhenIwasinSouthKorea,I(B13)towatchKojakonTVfrequently.HespokeperfectKorean--Iwasreallyamazed,lieseemedlikeagoodfriendtome,(B14)I,sawhimagaininNewYorkspeaking(B15)EnglishinsteadofperfectKorean.Hedidn''tevenhaveaKoreanaccentandI(B16)likeIhadbeenbetrayed.
WhenourfamilymovedtotheUnitedStatessixyearsago,noneofusspokeanyEnglish.(B17)wehadbeguntolearnafewwords,mymothersuggestedthatweallshouldspeakEnglishathome.Everyoneagreed,butourhousebecamevery(B18)andweallseemedtoavoideachother.Wesatatthedinnertableinsilence,preferringthatto(B19)inadifficultlanguage.MothertriedtosaysomethinginEnglishbutit(B20)outallwrongandweallburstintolaughteranddecidedtoforgetit!
We''vebeenspeakingKoreanathomeeversince.
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Cbreak
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Atoo
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Dfew
11.
Avoice
Bsound
Crhythm
Dtone
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Awonder
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Cimagine
Ddepart
13.
Aenjoyed
Bhappened
Cturned
Dused
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Auntil
Bbecause
Cthen
Dtherefore
15.
Aartificial
Binformal
Cperfect
Dpractical
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Blooked
Cseemed
Dappeared
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AWhile
BIf
CBefore
DOnce
18.
Aempty
Bquiet
Cstiff
Dcalm
19.
Atelling
Buttering
Csaying
Dspeaking
20.
Aworked
Bgot
Ccame
Dmade
Everyprofessionortrade,everyart,andeverysciencehasitstechnicalvocabulary,thefunctionof【B1】ispartlyto【B2】thingsorprocesseswithnonamesinordinaryEnglish,andpartlytosecuregreaterexactnes
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