绵阳市2013高考英语完形填空三月天天练（3）及答案TheU.S.boughtAlaskafromRussiaabout100yearsago.TheU.S._1__lessthantwocentsanacre.OneAlaskaislandisonlytwomiles__2___aRussianisland.TheneareststateisWashington,500milesaway.AlaskainmorethantwicebigasTexas.Ithasmany_3___kindsofweather.Insomeareasthe_4__cangoaslowas57℃belowzero.itcanalsogoashighas38℃__5_zero.Alaskahasalongercoastlinethanallthe__6statestogether.Theoceanbottomis__7__insealife.Alaska`sfisheachisoneofthebiggest__8_allthestates.__9_ofthelandthereisstill_10___bytheU.S.government---notbypeople__11_businessmen.Alaskathe_12__state,butithasthefewestpeople.Townsare_13_apart.Longroads__14___alottobuildin_15_-wildcountrysotherearen`tmanyroads.Manypeopleuse_16__totravelinthestate._17___travelinboatsalongthecoast.Riversfreezeinwinter,but__18__travelonthemwhensummercomes.ManypeoplegotoAlaskato_19__bigandsmallanimals.Fishermenandskiersandpeoplewho_20__beautifulcountryvisitthestatetoo.1A.spentB.tookCpaidD.sold2.A.fromB.onC.intoD.down3.A.thesameBdifferentC.similarDsame4.A.climateBdegreeCweatherD.temperature5.A.aboveBbelowCoverDunder6.AelseBotherCanotherDwhole7AfilledB.poorCrichDlow8A.forBaboutCinDof9AMoreBMostC.LittleDLess10.AgotBboughtCsoldDowned11AorBandCbutDnor12ApoorestB.biggestC.coldestD.smallest13.AnearB.separateCfarDopposite114.AtookBspentC.paidDcost15.A.soBsuchC.justDthus16.AcarsB.trucksC.shipsD.planes17.A.anotherB.OtherC.manyD.Others18AtrainsBbusesC.boatsD.bikes19.AsearchB.enjoyCfindD.hunt20.AlikeB.seeC.knowD.understandA1.答案：C解析：美国买了阿拉斯加，所以付钱。Paymoney;spentmoneyonsth.2.答案：A解析：离俄罗斯的岛屿两英里。3.答案：B解析：后面讲述不同种类的天气。4.答案：D.解析：后面告诉我们温度。5.答案：A解析：abovezero;belowzero温度高达38度。因此是零上。6.答案：B解析:比其他州所有的海岸线加起来都长。7.答案：C解析：根据后面句子可知。海底有丰富的生物。8.答案：D.解析：of表示部分。9.答案：B解析:大部分的陆地属于被政府所有。10.答案：D.解析：根据上句。11.答案：A解析：or“也不”不被人民拥有，也不被商人拥有。12.答案：B解析:最大的州，可是人口最少。13.答案：C解析：相互离的很远。14.答案：D.解析：cost主语为物，15.答案：B解析:country这里表示乡下。不可数。16.答案：D.解析：由于公路不多。17.答案：D.解析：其他人坐船旅游。18.答案：C解析：上文提到船。19.答案：D.解析：打猎20.答案：A解析：喜欢乡间风景的人们。******************************************************结束21【1】ElevenyearoldAngelawasattackedbyarare1involvinghernervesystem．Shewasunabletowalkandhermovementwasrestrictedinotherwaysaswell．Thedoctorsdidnotholdmuch2ofhereverrecoveringfromthisillness．They3she’dspendtherestofherlifeinawheelchair．Theysaidthatfew，ifany，wereabletocomebackto4aftersufferingfromthisdisease．Thelittlegirlwas5．There，lyinginherhospitalbed，shewouldswearthatshewascertainlygoingtobewalkingagainsomeday．Shewasmovedtoaspecialized6hospitalintheSanFranciscoBayarea．Whatever7couldbeappliedtohercasewereused．Thedoctorswereattractedbyherundefeatablespirit．Theytaughtheraboutimaginingaboutseeingherselfwalking．Ifitwoulddonothingelse，itwouldatleastgiveherhopeandsomething8todointhelongwakinghoursinherbed．Angelawouldworkashardaspossibleinphysicaltreatment，andinexercisesessions．Butsheworkedjustashardlyingtherefaithfullydoingherimagining，visualizingherselfmoving，moving，moving!Oneday，asshewasattempting，withallhermight，toimagineherlegsmovingagain，itseemedasthoug...
