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天天练55天天练55单项填空21.—Goodmorning,GrandTheater.—Hello,ThisisLarryJacksonandI?mcallingtoconfirmthe_______madebyphoneonMondayfortwoboxseatsfor“KingLear”.—Justaminute,please.A.accommodationB.reservationC.applicationD.distinction22.ArecentstudysuggeststhatteenagerswhoswitchofftheTVandsitdowntofamilymealsareless_______tosuffereatingdisorders.A.likelyB.possibleC.probableD.sure23.Inordertopersuadedriversto_______checkingtheirphonewheneveritrings,NewYorkStateistointroduce“TextingZones”alongitsmajorhighways.A.allowB.resistC.admitD.forbid24.OnJanuary9th,2021,theLondonUndergroundturned150,whichisanimportantbirthday_______itwasthefirsttrainsystemintheworld.A.forthatB.nowthatC.sothatD.inthat25.Hehadtoldhersolittlethatshewasallatseaanyhow_______thewholeprocedure.A.inexchangeforC.bymeansofD.inplaceof26.—David,canyoutellmewhereIwill_______agoodsecond-handbikeatalowprice?—YoushouldturntoGeorge,forheisawell-informedman.A.makeupB.holdupC.pickupD.takeup27.—HowdoyoufindyourtriptoKenya?—We_______thereforaweek;it?safantasticplaceandwellworthvisitingagain.A.stayB.stayedC.havestayedD.hadstayed28.About110,000peoplewatchedtheflag-raisingceremonyonTian?anmenSquare,onOctober1st,2021,_______about5tonsoftrashhereandthere.A.leftB.leavingC.havingleftD.havingbeenleft29.Whydosomegovernmentsspendbillionsofdollarsonspaceexploration_______thepeopleofthesecountriesarestillsufferingfromstarvationandpoverty?A.whetherB.thoughC.unlessD.when30.Colinwenttothebookstoreandboughtseveralbookslastweek,_______twowerewrittenbyGuoJingming.A.whoseB.thatC.ofwhichD.aboutwhom31.Thehostpickedseveralpersonsfromtheaudience_______andinvitedthemtothestagetohaveadialogue.A.atrandomB.bychanceC.inturnD.onoccasion32.——Oh,thepolicehelpedhim.A.wherewasitC.whereitwasD.howitwas33.—Well,didyoumisstheearlytrain?—Yes,buthadIhurried,I_______.A.shouldn?tB.hadn?thaveC.wouldn?tD.wouldn?thave34.—Longtimenosee.Whatareyouuptothesedays?—Ihavebeenwritingaresearchreport.Thatwas_______easy.A.nothingbutB.anythingbutC.allbutD.everythingbut35.—Janewaslateagainforworkthismorning.—_______.Doesshestillwantthejob?A.I?llsayB.YoucansaythatagainC.Idon?tgetitD.Don?tmentionit完形填空IntheoriginalChickenSoupfortheSoul,JackCanfieldtellsthestoryofMonty,whowasthesonofapoorhorsetrainer.Duringhissenioryearhewas36awritingprojecttodescribewhathewantedtobewhenhegrewup.Hisseven-pageessay37the200-acreranch(牧场)hewantedtoown.It38adiagramoftheranchandadetailedfloor39ofhis4,000-square-foothome.40thepassionandeffortMontyputintohispaper,hereceiveditbackwithalarge“F”41onitandanotetoseetheteacherafterclass.TheteachertoldMontythatthe42hehadgivenhimthatgradewasbecausehispaperwas43.HewentontociteallofthereasonsandtoldMontythatifhewouldrewritethepaper,withamorerealisticgoal,hewouldreconsiderthegrade.After44itforaweek,theyoungmanturnedinthesamepaperwithnochanges,alongwiththe45,“Youcankeepthe…F?andI?llkeepmy46.”The47ofthetruestoryhastheteacherbringing30studentsforasummercampout,atthe200-acreranchofthenowgrownand48Monty,wholivesinhis4,000-square-footdreamhome.Ifitworkedforthesonofapoorhorsetrainer,itwillworkforyou.The49issimple:First,createadreamthatissobigthatitwillkeepyouexcited.Second,50thedreaminminutedetail.Third,liveinthedreamsothatitbecomes51toyouontheinside.Finally,holdontoitso52thatnoonecantakeitaway.JackCanfieldgoesontoofferthisgreatwisdom:“Cherishyourvisions;cherishyourideals.Foroutofthemwill53alldelightfulconditions,allheavenlyenvironment;ofthese,ifyou54truetothem,yourworldwillatlastbebuilt.”ButMonty,perhaps,offeredthegreatestwisdom:“Youcankeepthe…F?andI?llkeepmydream.”Andthat?sworth55about.36.A.arrangedB.assignedC.awardedD.appointed37.A.detailedB.forecastC.evaluatedD.constructed38.A.heldB.preparedC.includedD.contained39.A.imaginationB.patternC.positionD.plan40.A.DespiteB.WithC.RegardingD.Besides41.A.printedB.attachedC.appearedD.written42.A.wayB.baseC.reasonD.belief43.A.briefB.unrealisticC.concreteD.objective44.A.consideringB.improvingC.revisingD.investigating45.A.promiseB.remarkC.explanationD.theory46.A.opinionB.attitudeC.dreamD.destination47.A.developmentB.oppositionC.moralD.conclusion48.A.greedyB.successfulC.generousD.merciful49.A.principleB.regulationC.disciplineD.assessment50.A.discoverB.searchC.defineD.realize51.A.sensitiveB.realC.distantD.equal52.A.closelyB.trulyC.bitterlyD.tightly53.A.takeB.blowC.growD.pour54.A.remainB.feelC.appearD.prove55.A.talkingB.arguingC.worryingD.thinkingA.Feelingexhaustedandhopeless,Ibeganwalkingtomycar.Everystepseemedtiring,andeverystepwasanothertosurvive.AsIlookedupintotheskyIthoughtabouthowmygrandmotherhadleftme,andmyangerbegantoreturn.Iwasannoyedbytheloss,andmybeliefinGodwasbeginningtofade.Icouldn?tunderstandwhythesethingshappened.SoasIstoodinapublicparkinglotamillionquestionsformedinmymind.Whydidthishappentome?Aren?twesupposedtogetsignsfromthepeoplethatpasson?WhydidInotfeelherpresenceanymore?Isthereaheaven?Suddenly,awomandrivingrightbymysiderolleddownherwindowanddistractedmyunansweredthoughts.“Excuseme,excuseme,excuseme,”shesaidloudly.Thinkingshewasgoingtoaskformyparkingspot,Isimplypoi