【正文】 ice（服務(wù)）called “Alive and Well”. The service helps ___4___ to get in touch with children who have run away from home.Young people can phone “Alive and Well” and leave a message for their parents. The telephone are answered by answering machines. So ___5___ can speak to the child or make him return home. Parents of runaway children who are ___6___ eighteen can ask the police to bring their children home. So children do not want to tell their parents where they are. Through “Alive and Well” they can telephone their parents and they do not ___7___ about this or giving out their addresses.The Hardens and their helpers ___8___ the telephone messages and connect（聯(lián)系）the addresses given. About 30,000 British teenagers have left home and many of them are probably in ___9___. For only two pence（便士）they can go into a telephone coin box and call their parents. They can dial 5675339 and ___10___ a parent39。 C. always C. told D. felt9. A. asked D. yesterday8. A. heard D. began6. A. life C. ordered C. Hello B. Thanks C. beside B. behind D. home2. A. seeing B. house “Because I’m ___10___ sitting in the same seat behind you,” the man answered. C. pull B. turn D. or10. A. change B. and B. Some D. ready8. A. No B. empty D. end7. A. full C. side B. part D. child’s6. A. half B. people’s D. sell5. A. men’s C. leave B. clever D. took3. A. different C. sold D. good2. A. bought C. glad B. sad D. niceDBCBADBABA六年級(jí)英語完形填空練習(xí)及答案6Once there was a boy in Toronto. His name was Jimmy. He started drawing when he was three years old, and when he was five he was already very ___1___ at it. He drew many beautiful interesting pictures, and many people ___2___ his pictures. They thought this boy was going to be ___3___ when he was a little older, and then they were going to ___4___ these pictures for a lot of money.Jimmy’s pictures were quite different from other ___5___ because he never drew on all of the paper. He drew on ___6___ of it, and the other half was always ___7___.“That’s very clever,” everybody said. “___8___ other people have ever done that before.”O(jiān)ne day somebody asked him, “Please tell me, Jimmy. Why do you draw on the bottom (底部) half of your pictures, ___9___ not on the top half?” B. good C. Off C. on C. because C. dangerous C. many B. long B. right B. While C. to C. however B. but 【文化鏈接】英語中“紙上談兵”的表達(dá)方式相對(duì)比較直白，通?？梢哉f“to win a war with words”，在經(jīng)典影片《亂世佳人》中，戰(zhàn)爭爆發(fā)前夕，當(dāng)南方貴族們?cè)诳淇淦湔動(dòng)懻撊绾巫鲬?zhàn)時(shí)，白瑞德就說道：“I think it’s hard winning a war with words.”（“我認(rèn)為紙上談兵沒什么作用。But since Zhao Kuo had no practical experience of battle, he was defeated and lost his life.由于他只知道死摳書本而不會(huì)在實(shí)際中靈活運(yùn)用，最后指揮失策，以致全軍覆滅，他自己也中箭身亡。military texts by heart, and when discussing warfare he spoke so clearly and logically that it seemed that even his father was not his match. 他把兵書背得滾瓜爛熟，談起打仗來頭頭是道，好像他的父親都不是他的對(duì)手。He couldwin a war with words紙上談兵In the Warring States Period (戰(zhàn)國), the State of Zhao (趙國) had a famous general called Zhao She, whose son, Zhao Kuo, was very fond of reading books on military science and discussing strategy.但是他高興得太早了，警察后來找上門告訴他那是輛黑車，所以他現(xiàn)在車、款兩空！【成語來源】我們來看一下例句：Bill thought he got a real bargain because the car was half the normal price. Now he39。”From then on, the king of Qi gave up his bad habit of drinking and playing all night.從那以后，齊威王改掉了整晚飲酒作樂的壞習(xí)慣。不論你做什么，超過了限度，往往就會(huì)適得其反。他說：“喝酒讓我想到一句古話：人喝酒到了自己的極限，爛醉之后就沒了理智，一旦開心過了頭，就會(huì)發(fā)生悲慘的事。s sorrow39。他問：“你喝一升已經(jīng)醉了，怎么還會(huì)有喝一百升的道理呢？”Chunyu Kun then explained that he could drink different amounts of wine under different conditions. He said, This occurs to me that when you drink to your limit, you get so drunk that you lose your sense。在宴會(huì)上，齊威王問淳于髡：“先生你喝多少酒會(huì)醉？” Knowing the king had a bad habit of drinking all night, Chunyu Kun decided to take this chance to admonish the king. So he replied, I get drunk when I drink ten litres or hundred.他幽默地回答說：“我有時(shí)喝一升酒就會(huì)醉，有時(shí)喝一百升酒才會(huì)醉。During the meal, the king asked Chunyu Kun, How much wine can you drink before you39。The king of Qi was released and pleased with Chunyu Kun. He set a banquet for celebration.The king of Zhao accpeted the gifts gladly and sent a hundred thousand troops to help Qi. 趙王見了禮物十分高興，派了十萬士兵去援助齊國。公元349年，楚國派出大批軍隊(duì)攻打齊國。他幽默機(jī)智，能說會(huì)道，給齊威王出過許多好主意，并且成功出使了許多其他的國家。laugh out of the other side of your mouth樂極生悲Chunyu Kun (淳于髡) lived in the state of Qi (齊國) during the Warring States Period (戰(zhàn)國,475221 BC).He was wise, humorous and eloquent. He skillfully advised the king on many occasions and successfully went to many states as an envoy. 例如： Retired workers need not e hat in hand to ask for supplementary allowance. （退休工人就不必卑躬屈膝地請(qǐng)求追加補(bǔ)助費(fèi)了?！疚幕溄印恐形闹小班祦碇场钡囊馑季褪恰皫в形耆栊缘氖┥帷?，英語直譯就是“something handed out in contempt”，那如果是“主動(dòng)去乞求幫助或是施舍”的話，英語該如何表達(dá)呢？英文中常用慣語有“e hat in hand”，也就是是乞求或請(qǐng)求別人“施舍”，求人給一些原本不屬于你的東西，源自英國民俗，根據(jù)當(dāng)時(shí)英國的民間習(xí)俗，當(dāng)一個(gè)人窮困潦倒、無以為生時(shí)，就可以手持帽子，低聲下氣地向別人乞討，以獲取他人的同情，這是一種非常丟臉的行為，所以一般人除非迫不得已，否則是不會(huì)這樣做的。This set phrase now extensively denotes the disrespectful aims. This story means that a person who has a strong sense of selfrespect would rather die of hunger than be despised.此故事講的是一個(gè)懷有強(qiáng)烈自尊心的人，寧可餓死也不肯接受人輕視。Seeing the poor man, Qian Ao held the food by left hand and the drink by right hand, and shouted at him,Hi, e to eat !”黔敖見了，就左手拿著吃的，右手捧著喝的，向他喊道：“喂，來吃吧！”Hearing the word, the man glared his eyes and said, “It is because I am not willing to eat the food handed out in contempt that I have been famished to such a degree. 那人一聽這話，立即瞪著眼睛，說道：“我就是因?yàn)椴怀浴祦碇?，才餓到這般地步的。o