完形填空40篇 （2024·吉林长春·一模） When I was a young boy, our whole family lived in my grandma’s old house right beside a set of railroad tracks. The whole house would 1 each time the train rolled by. That made me kind of uncomfortable, but living there was somewhat 2 , too. There were 3 trains, so I often spent my summer afternoons walking down the tracks. It was a nice way to kill time 4 I didn’t have any toys. I can remember the first time I 5 to walk on a single (单个的) rail. The steel rails were very narrow so I didn’t have many 6 to succeed. First I held my arms out and 7 my feet as I walked. This only led to me falling off after a few 8 . I decided to walk backwards once but quickly fell and hurt my ankle. When I started to look 9 and I put one foot in front of 10 , I soon walked with ease. Many years has passed. I now realize that it gave me a valuable 11 about living. You can’t 12 life watching every step you take or every choice you make. Looking behind you is even worse. It’s pleasant to 13 the wonderful experiences in the past, which bring you much fun. However, you might not see the way ahead with your eyes on the awful memories. You will only stand 14 and remain trapped (被困住的) in your regrets. Only when you look forward can you really see the life you want to lead, and the 15 you want to make. Then fill your each step with love and you will walk on with a light heart. 1．A．work B．break C．shake D．stick 2．A．tiring B．moving C．surprising D．interesting 3．A．many B．few C．no D．lots of 4．A．since B．till C．but D．or 5．A．feared B．tried C．stopped D．helped 6．A．decisions B．chances C．choices D．wishes 7．A．packed B．threw C．kicked D．watched 8．A．steps B．cries C．trips D．tasks 9．A．around B．ahead C．down D．back 10．A．others B．another C．the other D．the others 11．A．lesson B．test C．skill D．goal 12．A．check out B．depend on C．make up D．go through 13．A．forget B．hide C．recall D．begin 14．A．awake B．still C．ready D．relaxed 15．A．suggestion B．promise C．discovery D．achievement （2024·吉林长春·一模）I take after my mother. From her I took over a curious nature, a sense of adventure and bright red hair. However, I did not receive a talent for 16 from her. My mother never 17 that I would be a child Mozart. She found a 18 Russian woman to be my piano teacher when I was four. I did whatever the teacher told me in order to 19 her. “Feel the music,” she always told me, I “felt” it. But what is more unpleasant than too many wrong notes played continuously She “felt” my music, too, which is why she always left with a(an) 20 expression. Once, in order to 21 my practice, I managed to record one of my own rehearsals(练习). I 22 the tape player until the tape had finished. That method worked for a week, until my mother began to 23 why I always missed the same note. She came in and found that I had fallen asleep while the tape of my 24 played on and on. Realizing I couldn’t be a Mozart, my ... ...
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