完形填空“Excuse me,” he waved to the waiter. The waiter arrived at our table. “I ____16____ cottage chee
英语试题 07-09
完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从16-35各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
“Excuse me,” he waved to the waiter. The waiter arrived at our table. “I ____16____ cottage cheese, but this is the mushroom.” The waiter returned with a(n) ____17____ smile on his face and said, “I’m sorry sir. I ____18____ took the order for the mushroom.” “Then change it immediately,” I said angrily. I had ____19____ my professor, who had retired as CEO of a billion-dollar multinational corporation, to lunch at the ____20____ restaurant. The waiter smiled awkwardly. I ____21____ to begin the “do-you-know-who-he-is” dialogue. But my professor was quicker. He said, “It’s alright. Just don’t ____22____ me for both dishes,” and laughed. “No, sir. Sorry, sir. Thank you, sir,” the waiter said and the ____23____ and gratefulness were written all over his face.
“Why did you do that, sir?” I asked, ____24____ .”It’s his duty to change your dish,” I said. “See how crowded the restaurant is? It’s a(n) ____25____ noon. Vernon,” my professor said. “Changing my order would mean more ____26____ for him and the chef. Maybe the waiter is ____27____. He probably would get a warning from the manager for this ____28____. Why put them through all this ____29____? This mushroom isn’t bad.”
When the bill arrived, my professor ____30____ paying it. He even left a big tip. When we walked out, he smiled at the waiter, who ____31____ so low that I thought he’d break his back. My professor also smiled and ____32____ the doorman when he thanked us for visiting.
Here was my professor, Mr. Smith, being sympathetic to people below his ____33____, and treating them like friends. “The true measure of a man is ____34____ he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good,” said Samuel Johnson. I’ll follow my professor’s ____35____ and try my best to do the same.
16. A. mentioned B. ignored C. noticed D. ordered
17. A. apologetic B. ridiculous C. meaningful D. unnecessary
18. A. accurately B. accidently C. primarily D. appropriately
19. A. referred B. introduced C. brought D. guided
20. A. remote B. common C. elegant D. self-service
21. A. happened B. prepared C. managed D. failed
22. A. charge B. blame C. thank D. punish
23. A. peace B. confidence C. worry D. relief
24. A. excited B. moved C. surprised D. disappointed
25. A. normal B. busy C. hot D. unique
26. A. work B. income C. value D. practice
27. A. smart B. careful C. friendly D. new
28. A. actively B. duty C. mistake D. intention
29. A. break B. boredom C. training D. trouble
30. A. put on B. insist on C. come on D. get on
31. A. bowed B. stood C. sat D. fell
32. A. acknowledge B. recognized C. observed D. understood.
33. A. age B. status C. expectation D. standard
34. A. when B. why C. how D. what
35. A. call B. advice C. procedure D. example
【答案】
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从16-35各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
“Excuse me,” he waved to the waiter. The waiter arrived at our table. “I ____16____ cottage cheese, but this is the mushroom.” The waiter returned with a(n) ____17____ smile on his face and said, “I’m sorry sir. I ____18____ took the order for the mushroom.” “Then change it immediately,” I said angrily. I had ____19____ my professor, who had retired as CEO of a billion-dollar multinational corporation, to lunch at the ____20____ restaurant. The waiter smiled awkwardly. I ____21____ to begin the “do-you-know-who-he-is” dialogue. But my professor was quicker. He said, “It’s alright. Just don’t ____22____ me for both dishes,” and laughed. “No, sir. Sorry, sir. Thank you, sir,” the waiter said and the ____23____ and gratefulness were written all over his face.
“Why did you do that, sir?” I asked, ____24____ .”It’s his duty to change your dish,” I said. “See how crowded the restaurant is? It’s a(n) ____25____ noon. Vernon,” my professor said. “Changing my order would mean more ____26____ for him and the chef. Maybe the waiter is ____27____. He probably would get a warning from the manager for this ____28____. Why put them through all this ____29____? This mushroom isn’t bad.”
When the bill arrived, my professor ____30____ paying it. He even left a big tip. When we walked out, he smiled at the waiter, who ____31____ so low that I thought he’d break his back. My professor also smiled and ____32____ the doorman when he thanked us for visiting.
Here was my professor, Mr. Smith, being sympathetic to people below his ____33____, and treating them like friends. “The true measure of a man is ____34____ he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good,” said Samuel Johnson. I’ll follow my professor’s ____35____ and try my best to do the same.
16. A. mentioned B. ignored C. noticed D. ordered
17. A. apologetic B. ridiculous C. meaningful D. unnecessary
18. A. accurately B. accidently C. primarily D. appropriately
19. A. referred B. introduced C. brought D. guided
20. A. remote B. common C. elegant D. self-service
21. A. happened B. prepared C. managed D. failed
22. A. charge B. blame C. thank D. punish
23. A. peace B. confidence C. worry D. relief
24. A. excited B. moved C. surprised D. disappointed
25. A. normal B. busy C. hot D. unique
26. A. work B. income C. value D. practice
27. A. smart B. careful C. friendly D. new
28. A. actively B. duty C. mistake D. intention
29. A. break B. boredom C. training D. trouble
30. A. put on B. insist on C. come on D. get on
31. A. bowed B. stood C. sat D. fell
32. A. acknowledge B. recognized C. observed D. understood.
33. A. age B. status C. expectation D. standard
34. A. when B. why C. how D. what
35. A. call B. advice C. procedure D. example
【答案】
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