2005年高考全国卷Ⅱ英语完形填空题解析

One afternoon I was sitting at my favorite table ina restaurant,waiting for the food I had ordered to ar-rive.Suddenly I 36 that am an sitting at a tablenear the window kept glancing in my direction,37 he knew me.The man had a newspaper 38 in front of him,which he was 39 to read,but Icould 40 that he was keeping an eye on me.When the waiter brought my 41 the man wasclearly puzzled(困惑)by the 42 way in whichthe waiter and I 43 each other.He seemed even more puzzled as 44 went on and it became 45 that all the ...     

A "Good" Shot

Mr Richards was quite good at shooting with a rifle, hadtaken part in several competitions in his small town.He had neveractually won a prize,but each time he had done well,and once he hadcome fourth. Then he had to go to a big city on business for a month,and as he hadnothing much to do in the evenings there,he joined the local rifle club,     

在巴黎受气的美国人

说文解字1、嘿、服务员,来个汉堡包!2、我们没有汉堡包,美国猪!3、那么来杯咖啡吧,青蛙佬!4、加点糖吧!5、我们没有糖!We are in a streetside resaurant in Paris,the"Bistro Chirac",where the tall,haughty waiterwith his nose stuck up in the air looks a bit like the president of France himself.An American tourist(Pat Oliphant's standard marionette-like caricature of"lightweight"George W.Bush)impolitely demands a hamburger;both his tone and what he asks for are an insult to the waiter;and of course,being a typical American,he automatically uses a very colloquial American English.Not speaking French is bad enoughin Paris,but just to assume,without apology,that everyone there speaks English is...unpardonable!The waiter replies in heavily accented French-English:"We do not serve the hamburger."At the same time,without for an instant losing his cool,he adds the words"American swine"in French and makes a very rude gesture.Clearly this is not a waiter looking for a tip.Bush,now upset,demands coffee instead.Again he uses the very colloquial"gimme"for"give     

The Story of Jack

Jack was young,rich,and fond of girls.He hardly ever did any work,and spent most of his time enjoying himself.One summer he bought a big motor-boat.As soon as it was readyto go to sea,he telephoned one of the girls he had met somewhere,andinvited her for a trip in his new motor-boat.It was the first of manysuccessful invitations of this kind.     

Friend, Enemy and Family

Harold, known as "The Jumper" by his old paratrooper buddiesfrom WWII, and his wife June had left their home in Louisiana andwere traveling to Germany to look up some long lost relatives, whichJune had discovered after joining a genealogy chat-room on the Inter-net. "The air feels good this time around", said Harold as he and hiswife disembarked from the airplane, which had just landed in Berlin.That same air had been somewhat bitter the last time he and his army     

WHO''''S AFRAID NOW?

A neighbor told us about a trip he took with his two -and-a-half-year-old son.It was the first time the father and the boy had been away by themselves. The first night they spent in a hotel, the father moved his bed close to the boys, and when they wer…     

An Uncommon Trip

<正>Summer holiday began and Richard left California and went traveling in Africa(1). Helost his wallet in a hotel and he had a little money left. He had to go to a city where one ofhis friends worked. There he was going to borrow some money so that he could fly back tohis country. He got on a bus and the conductor held out to him a yellow ticket.     

情人节魔盒(英文)

Roger had planned to send a great many valentines to the girls and boys he knew.There were beautiful valentines in the toy shop window,red satin hearts in little heart-shaped boxes,painted post card valentines,and little card-board figures holding baskets of flowers. Roger had been saving his allowance for four weeks and he was quite sure that he had enough money to buy a valentine for the little girl next door,and one for the little girl across the street,and one for the boy on the next block,and one fo...     

A Quick E-mail（高一适用）

Mr Lynch left the snow-filled streets of Chicago for a vacation in Florida. His wife was on a business trip and was planning to meet him there the next day. When he reached his hotel, he decided to send his wife a quick E-mail. Unable to find the piece of paper on which he had written her E-mail address, he did his best to type it in from memory.     

The Traveller and the Waitress

A traveller hurried down to the hall of a hotel. He had only 15 minutes to get to the train statoin before the train started. Suddenly he remembered that he had left a bag in his room upstairs.