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高二英语上册完型填空练习（二）AThesunwasshiningwhenIgotonNo.151Bus.Wepassengerssatjammedtogetherinheavyclothes.Noonespoke.That’soneofthe1rules.2weseethesamefaceseveryday,wepreferto3behindournewspapers.Peoplewhositsoclosetogetherareusingthosethinsheetsofnewsprinttokeeptheir4.AsthebuscameneartheMile,a5suddenlyrangout“6!Thisisyourdriverspeaking.”Welookedatthebackofthedriver’shead.“Putyourpapersdown.Allofyou.”The7camedown.“Now,turnandfacethepersonnexttoyou.Go8.”Surprisinglywealldidit.Stillnoonesmiled.Ifacedanolderwoman,herheadwrappedinaredscarf(围巾).Isawher9everyday.OureyesmetWewaitedforthenext10fromthedriver.“Nowrepeatafterme.Goodmorningneighbor!”Ourvoicewere11.Formanyofus,thesewerethe12wordswehadspokenthatday.Butwesaidthemtogether,like13,tothestrangersbesideus.Wecouldn’thelp14.Therewasthefeelingofrelief(解脱),thatwewerenotbeingheldup（抢劫）.Butmore,therewasthesenseoficebeing15.“Goodmorning,neighbor.”Itwasnotso16afterall.Someofusrepeatedit,othersshookhands,manylaughed.Thebusdriversaidnothingmore.Hedidn’t17to.Notasinglenewspaperwentbackup.Iheardlaughter,awarmsoundIhadneverheardbeforein18.WhenIreachedmystop,Isaid19tomyseatmate,andthenjumpedoffthebus.Thatdaywas20offbetterthanmost.1.A.unwrittenB.strictC.busD.city2.A.AsB.BecauseC.WhenD.Although3.A.readB.sitC.talkD.hide4.A.waysB.methodsC.respectD.distance5.A.messageB.warningC.suggestionD.voice6.A.AttentionB.MindingC.HelpD.Listen7.A.papersB.passengersC.driverD.tears8.A.onB.roundC.aheadD.down9.A.stillB.nearlyC.evenD.hardly10.A.turnB.talkC.orderD.remark11.A.loudB.neatC.slowD.weak12.A.firstB.lastC.bestD.only13.A.passengersB.citizensC.patientsD.schoolchildren14.A.shoutingB.cryingC.smilingD.wondering15.A.formedB.heatedC.brokenD.frozen16.A.sadB.hardC.ordinaryD.shy17.A.needB.wantC.likeD.begin18.A.mylifeB.BusNo.151C.publicD.otherwords19.A.goodmorningB.good-byeC.helloD.thanks20.A.startingB.seeingC.takingD.turningBInthe19thcentury,CharlesDickens,theEnglishnovelist,wroteexcitedlyofacarriage,pulledalongbyateamofhorses,thatcould1morethantwentymilesofroad2sixtyminutes.Tousinthetwenty-firstcentury,inwhichmanisabletomoveandcommunicatesorapidly,the3ofthecarriageseemsnothingatall.Planesflymanyhundredsofmilesinanhour.Andevenwithout4,wecan,bywirelessortelephone,communicatewithin5withpeopleontheothersideofthe6.Thebenefitsofthetheseincreasedspeedsarecountless.BusinessmensaytravellingfromEuropetoAmericacan7muchtime,forthejourneythatwouldoncehavetakenweeks8now,byair,onlytwenty-fourhours.Membersofonefamilyseparatedfromeachotherbylong9canhavetalkswitheachotherbytelephoneas10asiftheyweresittinginthesameroom.Notalltheeffectsofspeed,11,arebeneficial.Peoplewhoareinthe12ofusingamotorcar13theywanttomovehalfamilebecomelazyand14thepowerofenjoyinganactive15.Thosewhotravelthroughacountryateightymilesanhourdonot16muchofthelifetothatcountryasthey17.Theybecome18anxiousaboutmovingquicklyfromone19toanotherthattheyare20abletorelaxandenjoyahappyjourney.1.A.coverB.discoverC.moveD.pull2.A.byB.forC.withinD.over3.A.movementB.runningC.speedD.travel4.A.movingB.seeingC.speakingD.talking5.A.monthsB.secondsC.weeksD.years6.A.countryB.globeC.streetD.village7.A.saveB.costC.wasteD.take8.A.spendsB.hasC.makesD.takes9.A.waysB.periodsC.distancesD.journeys10.A.easilyB.firmlyC.nearlyD.quietly11.A.thusB.otherwiseC.howeverD.meanwhile12.A.positionB.habitC.groupD.rest13.A.inwhichB.wheneverC.whereverD.why14.A.getB.haveC.loseD.want15.A.activityB.drivingC.walkD.training16.A.findB.knowC.listenD.see17.A.awayB.outC.backD.past18.A.moreB.soC.tooD.very19.A.familyB.floorC.personD.place20A.nolongerB.nomoreC.foreverD.forsomethingCEducationisnotanendbutameanstoanend.Inotherwords,wedonoteducatechildren1forthepurposeofeducatingthem;ourpurposeistofitthemforlife.2werealizethisfact,wewillunderstandthatitisveryimportantto3asystemofeducationwhichwillreallypreparechildrenforlife.Inmanymoderncountriesithas4beenacceptedthat,byfreeeducationforall–whetherrichorpoor,cleverorstupid–onecansolve5ofsocietyandbuilda6nation.Butwecanalreadyseethatfreeeducationforallisnot7:wefindinsuchcountries8peoplewithuniversitydegreesthan9jobsforthemtodoBecauseoftheirdegrees,theyrefusetodo10“low”work.Butwehaveonlytothink11tounderstandthatthewokofacompletelyuneducated12isfarmoreimportantthan13:wecanlive14education,butwe15ifwehavenofood.Ifnoonecleanedourstreetsandtookthe16awayfromourhouses,weshouldgetterriblediseasesinourtowns.Incountrieswherethereare.17becauseeveryoneisashamedtodosuchwork,thescientistshavetowastemuchoftheirtimedoing18.Infact,19wesaythatallofusmustbeeducatedtofit20forlife,itmeansthatwemustbeeducated21thateachofuscandowhateverjob22him,andthatwecanrealizethatalljobsare23tosociety,andthatitisverybadtobeashamedtodoone’swork,ortolaughat24.Onlysuchatypeofeducationcanbe25valuabletosociety.1.A.quiteB.onlyC.almostD.greatly2.A.BeforeB.InorderthatC.AssoonasD.Though3.A.chooseB.learnC.masterD.publish4.A.inthepastB.sometimesC.forsometimeD.notyet5.A.partofthemattersB.allthequestionsC.someoftheaffairsD.alltheproblems6.A.freeB.perfectC.politeD.famous7.A.enoughB.foodC.fairD.useful8.A.afargreatnumberof