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五、完形填空
17 - year - old Gracie had always been an athlete. She was known 1 her strength and speed in basketball. But when she began feeling tired during games and having 2 catching her breath, she became hopeless. Soon, after visiting her doctor, Gracie realized she had cancer.
After the operation, the doctor said she still needed a stem cell transplant (干细胞移植). During this hard time, Gracie met Rita, a music therapist (治疗专家). She invited Gracie to try music therapy. The therapy made 3 easier for her to get through the hard time.
The first time Rita visited Gracie, she brought a guitar and taught Gracie a few beginner chords (和弦), and in almost no time, she was attracted (吸引). Although she felt tired out from her treatment, she practised her three chords until her 4 got hurt.
It's hard for Gracie to explain how 5 music therapy helped her, but she knows for sure that it did. Some days, though she was very sick, she would try to get out of the bed 6 Rita was there. “She would teach me a new chord if I got out of bed. That 7 me a lot,” Gracie said.
The influence of music therapy didn't 8 when Gracie left the hospital — she uses the songs she learned to cheer herself up when she's sad or not feeling well. Even today, music helps her look on the 9 side even in moments that seem dark.
Today, Gracie is busy preparing her college applications. She feels thankful for the 10 she got through music therapy. Gracie is now thinking about being a music therapist herself, hoping to help others the way Rita helped her.
(
B. of
C. for
D. to
(
B. worries
C. difficulty
D. interest
(
B. it
C. that
D. them
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B. feet
C. knees
D. fingers
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B. exactly
C. certainly
D. carefully
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B. but
C. if
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B. lasted
C. controlled
D. allowed
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B. fail
C. waste
D. spread
(
B. grey
C. red
D. bright
(
B. record
C. support
D. attention
17 - year - old Gracie had always been an athlete. She was known 1 her strength and speed in basketball. But when she began feeling tired during games and having 2 catching her breath, she became hopeless. Soon, after visiting her doctor, Gracie realized she had cancer.
After the operation, the doctor said she still needed a stem cell transplant (干细胞移植). During this hard time, Gracie met Rita, a music therapist (治疗专家). She invited Gracie to try music therapy. The therapy made 3 easier for her to get through the hard time.
The first time Rita visited Gracie, she brought a guitar and taught Gracie a few beginner chords (和弦), and in almost no time, she was attracted (吸引). Although she felt tired out from her treatment, she practised her three chords until her 4 got hurt.
It's hard for Gracie to explain how 5 music therapy helped her, but she knows for sure that it did. Some days, though she was very sick, she would try to get out of the bed 6 Rita was there. “She would teach me a new chord if I got out of bed. That 7 me a lot,” Gracie said.
The influence of music therapy didn't 8 when Gracie left the hospital — she uses the songs she learned to cheer herself up when she's sad or not feeling well. Even today, music helps her look on the 9 side even in moments that seem dark.
Today, Gracie is busy preparing her college applications. She feels thankful for the 10 she got through music therapy. Gracie is now thinking about being a music therapist herself, hoping to help others the way Rita helped her.
(
C
) 1. A. asB. of
C. for
D. to
(
C
) 2. A. funB. worries
C. difficulty
D. interest
(
B
) 3. A. herB. it
C. that
D. them
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D
) 4. A. armsB. feet
C. knees
D. fingers
(
B
) 5 A. clearlyB. exactly
C. certainly
D. carefully
(
C
) 6. A. soB. but
C. if
D. and
(
A
) 7. A. encouragedB. lasted
C. controlled
D. allowed
(
A
) 8. A. endB. fail
C. waste
D. spread
(
D
) 9. A. darkB. grey
C. red
D. bright
(
C
) 10. A. chanceB. record
C. support
D. attention
答案:
1. C 2. C 3. B 4. D 5. B 6. C 7. A 8. A 9. D 10. C
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