第2講 完形填空 20篇【精準提分】滬教版五四制2024 六年級英語上學期期末真題分類匯編（含參考答案）

這是一份第2講 完形填空 20篇【精準提分】滬教版五四制2024 六年級英語上學期期末真題分類匯編（含參考答案），共15頁。
“Dad, I knw yu lve me. When yu are ready, yu will 5 it t,” I said. Minutes later, my mther called me and asked, “Is everything OK?” She felt surprised.
A week later, Dad 6 me. He ended ur talking n the phne with the wrds, “Sn, I lve yu.” I was at wrk at that time. Tears came t my eyes when I finally heard the lve. I always remember the special mment. We’re much clser nw.
1．A．a(chǎn)lwaysB．usuallyC．neverD．smetimes
2．A．difficultB．easyC．pliteD．light
3．A．findB．changeC．excuseD．frget
4．A．therB．a(chǎn)ntherC．everyD．each
5．A．sayB．speakC．talkD．tell
6．A．shwedB．helpedC．calledD．believed
Yu can buy chewing gum (口香糖) in nearly every cuntry f the wrld. But it wasn’t always like that.
The American Indians were the first peple t chew gum. This gum 7 a special kind f tree that grew n their land. In 1848, a sailr called Jhn Curtis began selling it. He was the first persn t sell chewing gum. The gum he sld cst just a few cents fr tw pieces. It became 8 very quickly even thugh it was very hard t chew. Nwadays, ther things are added t the gum t make it sft and sweet.
By 1890, there were hundreds f different chewing gums. The mst famus name in chewing gum, hwever, is prbably William Wrigley. He 9 a lt f mney in advertising and even sent free pieces f gum t children n their birthdays. He als said that chewing gum helped peple wrk better and that it stpped peple 10 feeling tired.
Althugh tday millins f peple chew gum, nt 11 thinks it is a gd thing t d. Many peple think it is dirty. The Singapre gvernment des nt allw peple t buy chewing gum. One reasn fr this is that when sme peple have chewed all the taste ut f their piece f gum, they take it ut f their 12 and put it nt the backs f seats r ther places. What will yu d after yu chew the gum?
7．A．came frmB．fell ffC．went backD．gt t
8．A．deliciusB．ppularC．friendlyD．nice
9．A．cstB．tkC．usedD．spent
10．A．upB．frmC．nD．in
11．A．everyneB．a(chǎn)nyneC．smeneD．n ne
12．A．earsB．lipsC．muthsD．eyes
In Ireland, the pub is a gathering place 13 peple in the cuntry and in the cities. Talk is imprtant in the pub and music is 14 , t.
Nw peple arund the wrld can 15 the friendly Irish pubs. Yu can find Irish pubs in America, in parts f Eurpe and 16 the wrld. Tday when peple turn away frm their televisins and cmputers and they lk fr pleasure, they g t Irish pubs. In Irish pubs, they can get Guinness stut (黑啤), the Irish natinal drink, and they can enjy Irish music.
Why are Irish pubs becming 17 ? Ireland is ne f the yungest cuntries in the wrld, and ne f the richest cuntries in Eurpe, s yung Irish peple are travelling 18 . They are taking scial habits with them and Irish pubs are becming ppular with everyne else.
An Irish pub is a gd place fr talks amng friends. There is music indrs, but it is Irish music. It may be traditinal r mdern, but it is happy music. This music is light and it 19 the atmsphere (氣氛).
13．A．a(chǎn)tB．whereC．frD．a(chǎn)s
14．A．imprtantB．interestingC．bringD．nisy
15．A．gB．cmeC．gatherD．enjy
16．A．everywhereB．a(chǎn)nywhereC．a(chǎn)ll verD．thrugh
17．A．a(chǎn)s ppularB．mre and mre ppularC．ppular and ppularD．less ppular
18．A．slwlyB．widelyC．easilyD．clearly
19．A．ges wrng withB．ges well alngC．ges intD．ges well with
The fd pyramid helps us understand the prper prprtins (比例) f different fd 20 in a balanced diet. It was created t guide peple f all 21 , including children, in making healthy fd chices.
At the base f the pyramid are grains, which are the fundatin (基礎(chǔ)) f a balanced diet. These include whle grain bread, rice and pasta. They prvide carbhydrates (碳水化合物), vitamins and minerals.
The next layer includes vegetables and fruits, which are rich in vitamins, minerals and fiber. We need t have 22 f them every day. The middle layer shws prtein-rich fds such as meat, fish, beans, eggs and nuts. These fds are imprtant t the grwth, repair and maintenance f bdies.
At the tp f the pyramid are dairy prducts, which are full f calcium (鈣), an essential nutrient fr 23 bnes and teeth.
Finally, include fats and sweets in a 24 amunt. These kinds f fd shuld nt be eaten t much, as they are high in calries and may lead t weight gain and health prblems.
By fllwing the fd pyramid guidelines, yu can make sure that yu are having a 25 diet that prvides the necessary nutrients fr grwth, develpment and health.
20．A．recipesB．grupsC．chicesD．traditins
21．A．a(chǎn)gesB．gendersC．natinsD．cultures
22．A．muchB．manyC．ltD．plenty
23．A．weakB．strngC．gdD．beautiful
24．A．shrtB．greatC．smallD．big
25．A．healthyB．niceC．tastyD．bad
In England, it is easy t find that peple ften talk abut the weather. That may be because they can have fur seasns in a day. In the mrning, fr example, the weather is 26 , just like the weather in spring. An hur later, black cluds cme and it 27 hard. Then the weather gets a little cld. In the afternn, it is ht and sunny—it is 28 at this time f a day.
In England, peple can als experience a “different” seasn—have summer in winter r have winter in summer. S in winter they can 29 in the river smetimes, and in summer smetimes they need t take warm clthes with them when they g ut.
When yu visit England, yu will ften see that sme English peple take a(n) 30 with them n sunny days, but dn’t laugh at them. Yu will get t knw it sn in the rain.
26．A．warmB．htC．clD．cld
27．A．wrksB．rainsC．studiesD．lives
28．A．springB．summerC．a(chǎn)utumnD．winter
29．A．runB．swimC．skiD．skate
30．A．catB．scarfC．umbrellaD．jacket
What d yu d at the weekend? Sme peple like t 31 at hme, but thers like t g a walk r play ftball. My friend Jack wrks hard in a factry during the weekdays. At weekend, he always 32 the same thing. On Saturday he washes his car and n 33 he ges with his family t a village by car. His uncle and aunt have a farm there. It isn’t a 34 ne, but there’s always much t d n the farm. The children help with the animals and give them their 35 . Jack and his wife help in the fields. At the end f the day, they are all hungry and Jack’s aunt gives them a big meal.
31．A．liveB．enjyC．stayD．visit
32．A．desB．makesC．brrwsD．lks
33．A．MndayB．SaturdayC．SundayD．Tuesday
34．A．smallB．bigC．hardD．sft
35．A．clthesB．placesC．fdD．balls
Ted lives in a big city. Tday he’s very happy, because it’s the 36 day f schl. Ted wants t g back t schl. He wants t see his friends. He is ging t meet his new 37
Ted gets up early in the mrning. He washes his face and brushes his teeth, and then 38 his new clthes. It’s 7:30. Lk! He is having 39 with his parents.
Nw, he is ready fr schl.
He ges t schl by bike with Amy. He meets his friends utside the schl gate. They are talking abut smething 40 . They all like ging t schl. Then the 41 rings. Everyne runs t his r her classrm quickly.
36．A．firstB．lastC．bestD．wrst
37．A．parentsB．dctrsC．wrkersD．teachers
38．A．puts upB．gets upC．puts nD．ges n
39．A．breakfastB．lunchC．supperD．rice
40．A．slwlyB．sadlyC．happilyD．a(chǎn)ngrily
41．A．bellB．phneC．clckD．dr
Chse the best answer and cmplete the passage.
Basketball 42 in 1891 by Dr. James Naismith. He was a Canadian physical educatin student and a teacher in the YMCA Training Schl in Springfield, Massachusetts, in the USA．
He wanted his students t play a game 43 them healthy. The winters were very cld and quite lng. The game 44 be an indr sprt, s he began t search fr different games fr indr play.
At last, he began t write dwn sme rules and nailed tw baskets nt an elevated (升高的) track. It has a hle 45 f each basket. The ball culd be pushed ut by using a stick. Hwever, this sn develped int the baskets that we see tday. Als, at that time the ball used fr the game was a sccer ball. This game began t be called “Basketball”.
It is an indr game and thus can be played 46 f the year. Als, fr a player, the basketball equipment (設(shè)備) needed is nt very much. This makes it a game which can be played by anyne.
By the 1920s, several such basketball assciatins in the USA had cme ut, 47 nne f them lasted lng. During the first part f the 20th century, the game spread t middle schls and several high schl basketball teams began t be frmed.
42．A．was discveredB．was inventedC．was madeD．was fund
43．A．t keepB．keepingC．makesD．making
44．A．shuldB．mustC．mightD．had t
45．A．n the tpB．in the middleC．in the bttmD．in ne side
46．A．a(chǎn)t timesB．a(chǎn)t any timeC．a(chǎn)t the same timeD．smetime
47．A．a(chǎn)ndB．sC．butD．because
Tday is Saturday. I g t the z with my parents and sister. My mther takes sme fruit and bread.
We arrive there at 9:15 a.m. and see the lins first. I think lins are lazy, 48 all f them are sleeping in the sun. Then we see the mnkeys. My sister gives them sme bananas. She knws they like eating the 49 very much. There is nly ne tiger in the z. It lks kind f 50 , s we leave there quickly.
There are many different kinds f birds in the z. Sme are flying 51 the river. Sme are 52 the bread peple give them. An elephant is walking alng the river. I ask my father, “Where is the elephant frm?” “It is frm Thailand,” he says.
My father 53 wants t see the kalas. S we g with him. We leave the z at 11:30 a.m.
My mther asks, “Are these animals cute?” “Yes. We want t g t the z again,” my sister and I say.
48．A．becauseB．sC．rD．but
49．A．milkB．breadC．fruitD．vegetables
50．A．smartB．scaryC．friendlyD．beautiful
51．A．frB．withC．inD．ver
52．A．eatingB．drinkingC．buyingD．selling
53．A．eitherB．earlyC．neverD．really
Basketball and ftball are tw 54 sprts played all ver the wrld.
Basketball is a fast game. The gal is t scre pints by thrwing a ball thrugh the ppnent’s (對手的) hp (籃圈). Players can bunce the ball while mving and pass it t 55 . Basketball is knwn fr teamwrk and skill.
Ftball, als called sccer in sme places, is played n a rectangular field with a gal at each end. The aim is t scre gals n kicking a ball int the ppnent’s gal. Players use their feet, head and bdy 56 cntrl and pass the ball. Ftball is lved widely fr its excitement.
57 sprts help yu stay fit and imprve crdinatin (協(xié)調(diào)能力). They als teach values like teamwrk and sprtsmanship. Whether yu like shting hps r scring gals, basketball and ftball are great ways t 58 fun and stay active.
54．A．ppularB．bringC．slwD．dull
55．A．friendsB．teammatesC．relativesD．classmates
56．A．byB．inC．tD．fr
57．A．AllB．NeitherC．BthD．Nne
58．A．dB．maintainC．feelD．have
Hw are yu ging t spend yur summer vacatin? Many students plan t travel arund the wrld. Hwever, sme students chse t be vlunteers.What are the reasns fr this? Vlunteering will help yu learn mre skills. Mre imprtantly, yu’ll make a big 59 . But befre yu start yur vlunteer wrk, yu shuld make preparatins. Yu need t find ut what yu are interested in, what yu are gd at and what vlunteer wrk yu will d. Remember, the better yu 60 fr it, the mre meaningful yur vlunteer wrk will be.
Bruce used t teach English in Vietnam (越南). “It was ne f the mst wnderful experiences in my life, It changed my life. I will 61 ding this jb in the future.” he said. “Peple ften say,‘Why d yu wrk fr free? Yu dn’t get anything.’ I reply, ‘Try it 62 and yu will find that yu get a lt.’ I’m really excited abut the wrk 63 I always have a feeling f jy.”
All in all, vlunteering is a win-win pprtunity! Experiencing vlunteer wrk will imprve yur understanding f the wrld! When yu help thse in 64 , yu’ll becme mre pen-minded and get great satisfactin.
D yu plan t be a vlunteer this sunmer hliday?
59．A．decisinB．differenceC．recrdD．mistake
60．A．fightB．careC．prepareD．cmpete
61．A．g nB．give upC．get n withD．cme up with
62．A．myselfB．himselfC．urselvesD．yurself
63．A．butB．becauseC．sD．if
64．A．needB．returnC．cntrlD．silence
Jenny is an English teacher. She has a gd eating habit and she enjys eating healthy fd. She is always 65 and energetic (充滿活力). She has a gd habit f having breakfast every mrning. She has milk, bread and an egg. She eats an apple 66 the secnd class in the mrning.
Fr 67 , she has a bwl f rice with vegetables r sme 68 .
She drinks lts f water a day. Water is very 69 t ur bdy. After wrk, she buys sme fd and vegetables. And she cks dinner at hme. She likes drinking different kinds f sup, such as fish sup, vegetable sup r meln sup. She 70 eats t much because she thinks it will make her get fat. She always remembers t drink a glass f milk befre sleeping because she thinks it’s gd fr her health.
65．A．srryB．healthyC．funnyD．sad
66．A．inB．nC．a(chǎn)fterD．ut
67．A．supperB．dinnerC．lunchD．breakfast
68．A．beansB．carrtsC．meatD．ptates
69．A．imprtantB．sweetC．tiredD．delicius
70．A．smetimesB．neverC．usuallyD．a(chǎn)lways
When did yu first get a mbile phne, and hw much d yu enjy using it? Culd yu live withut it? Let’s see what parents and teachers think abut this.
71．A．satisfiedB．cncernedC．excitedD．interested
72．A．tlB．instrumentC．riskD．a(chǎn)dvantage
73．A．lstB．excitedC．dizzyD．calm
74．A．right awayB．a(chǎn)head f timeC．frm time t timeD．cme true
75．A．taken ffB．in timeC．in dangerD．n silent
76．A．breakB．fllwC．understandD．change
There are many ways t exercise. Sme require lts f equipment. Others require lts f peple. Running requires neither f thse. It’s a great way t exercise with a lt f benefits.
Running helps with 77 cntrl, and it delays the effects f aging. Running keeps the heart healthy and muscles and bnes strng. It reduces the risk f heart disease.
There are ther benefits besides thse related t 78 . Yu can run almst anywhere. Yu dn’t need a gym membership r expensive equipment (裝備). That’s why running is a favurite frm f exercise fr many peple.
Hw can yu get started running? It’s nt 79 t start exercising when yu are nt feeling well. Check with yur dctr. He r she will let yu knw if yu’re healthy enugh t begin a new exercise.
What’s next?
Chse a gd pair f running shes. They dn’t need t be expensive. They just need t give yur feet gd 80 .
Find a running 81 . On days that yu dn’t feel like exercise, he r she can help encurage yu. If yu can’t find anyne wh enjys running, take yur dg alng. It is always ready t g utside, and the exercise makes it healthier t.
Practice safety first. Be aware f the traffic and run facing the cars cming tward yu. Wear 82 clthing in rder t be seen easily. Dn’t wear headphnes while running utside. They prevent yu frm hearing cars, stray dgs, etc.
77．A．heightB．a(chǎn)geC．weightD．mind
78．A．jyB．healthC．lightD．mney
79．A．specialB．dangerusC．happyD．right
80．A．supprtB．helpC．a(chǎn)dviceD．example
81．A．neighburB．a(chǎn)ssistantC．passengerD．partner
82．A．tightB．brightC．thickD．clean
Chse the best answer and cmplete the passage (選擇最恰當?shù)倪x項完成短文):
A lt f students are having all kinds f sprts in the playgrund. A ftball game is ging n right nw 83 Class 3 and Class 4. We dn’t knw which team will win. Lk at thse peple ver there! Sme students f Class 1 are practicing the 84 jump. One f them is the best high jumper in the schl. He practices hard every day.
Many peple think he will 85 the schl recrd (紀錄) in the sprts meeting next spring. Nt far away frm them, sme girls are 86 a race. They will have a 600-metre race in ten minutes.
Nw n the crner f the playgrund, yu can see anther grup f students. Their teacher is telling them 87 t thrw the discus (鐵餅).
In schls, mre and mre students lve sprts. Sprts help peple t keep healthy. They als help peple t live 88 . And after ding sprts in the playgrund, many peple will becme gd friends t. D yu think s?
83．A．inB．betweenC．frmD．f
84．A．lngB．farC．highD．tall
85．A．breakB．turnC．leaveD．name
86．A．lking frB．caring frC．standing frD．preparing fr
87．A．whatB．hwC．whichD．that
88．A．badlyB．seriuslyC．happilyD．ludly
Chse the wrds r expressins and cmplete the passage（選擇最恰當?shù)膯卧~或短語完成短文）
One place that is very imprtant in my life is my grandmther’s huse. She 89 in a small village in the suth f the cuntry. I g there every summer, t visit my grandmther, 90 the city and relax.
The village is just a grup f white huses n a hillside with sme shps, and it’s 91 peaceful (寧靜的). One reasn why I like it is because it’s a beautiful place. My grandmther has a lvely garden and we always sit under the trees, drinking sweet tea and chatting. It’s s pleasant. But the main reasn why this place is s imprtant t me is my grandmther. She is s kind t me, and wnderful t talk t. Als, she’s a great ck and the meals she prepares are simple 92 delicius. I always eat t much fd during the day, s I always return hme feeling 93 !
I dn’t like t live there, thugh. I prefer living in the city. I’m a city persn. I dn’t like t live in a small village where 94 knws each ther. I prefer t live in a busy, exciting place. But I really lve visiting the village fr hliday.
89．A．keepsB．enjysC．livesD．visits
90．A．get upB．get away frmC．get tD．get ready fr
91．A．reallyB．quietlyC．nlyD．hardly
92．A．rB．a(chǎn)ndC．sD．but
93．A．fullB．hungryC．bigD．well
94．A．a(chǎn)nybdyB．nbdyC．smebdyD．everybdy
Basketball 95 in 1891 by Dr. James Naismith. He was a Canadian physical educatin student and a teacher in the YMCA Training Schl in Springfield, Massachusetts, in the USA．
He wanted his students t play a game 96 them healthy. The winters were very 97 and quite lng. The game 98 be an indr sprt, s he began t search fr different games fr indr play.
At last, he began t write dwn sme rules and nailed tw baskets nt an elevated (升高的) track. It has a hle 99 f each basket. The ball culd be pushed ut by using a stick. Hwever, this sn develped int the baskets that we see tday. Als, at that time the ball used fr the game was a sccer ball. This game began t be called “Basketball”.
It is an indr game and thus can be played 100 f the year. Als, fr a player, the basketball equipment (設(shè)備) needed is nt very much. This makes it a game which can be played by anyne.
By the 1920s, several such basketball assciatins in the USA had cme ut, 101 nne f them lasted lng. During the first part f the 20th century, the game spread t middle schls and several high schl basketball teams began t be frmed.
95．A．was discveredB．was inventedC．was madeD．was fund
96．A．t keepB．keepingC．makesD．making
97．A．warmB．rainyC．cldD．snwy
98．A．shuldB．mustC．mightD．had t
99．A．n the tpB．in the middleC．in the bttmD．in ne side
100．A．a(chǎn)t timesB．a(chǎn)t any timeC．a(chǎn)t the same timeD．smetime
101．A．a(chǎn)ndB．sC．butD．because
Surprise
It is Lily’s birthday. She wakes up and feels 102 abut the wnderful day. Hwever, nbdy in her family says anything t her after she gets up. Her mm 103 her t schl as usual. At schl, her friends dn’t talk abut her birthday at all. Even the teacher says 104 .
Lily feels lnely as the day ges n. 105 the break, she sits alne and she wishes smene wuld remember her special day.
After schl, Lily walks hme by herself. She feels s sad and thinks n ne 106 her.
When she pens the dr, everything is different. Her friends and family jump ut frm behind the furniture, hlding a big cake with candles. “Surprise, Lily!” they shut with 107 . Lily is s happy and she smiles. They sing “Happy Birthday” t her. Lily feels s lved and warm. She hugs her friends and thanks them fr all the lve.
102．A．a(chǎn)fraidB．sadC．excitedD．strange
103．A．takesB．bringsC．fetchesD．carries
104．A．everythingB．nthingC．smethingD．a(chǎn)nything
105．A．InB．OnC．DuringD．Between
106．A．lks afterB．cares abutC．wrries abutD．listens t
107．A．a(chǎn)ngerB．fearC．cnfusinD．jy
閱讀下面短文，理解其大意，從短文后每小題所給的A、B、C三個選項中選擇一個能填入空白處的最佳選項。
108．A．girlB．byC．wman
109．A．threeB．furC．five
110．A．studentsB．teachersC．classmates
111．A．busyB．cleverC．tall
112．A．phtB．bkC．name
113．A．isB．a(chǎn)mC．a(chǎn)re
114．A．WhB．WhatC．Where
115．A．a(chǎn)B．a(chǎn)nC．the
116．A．withB．a(chǎn)butC．frm
117．A．AmericanB．EnglishC．Chinese
Mdern (現(xiàn)代的) life is nt always cmfrtable. We are very 118 every day. We are anxius (急于) t g t schl, and parents are anxius t g t wrk in the mrning. We dn’t have enugh time t have breakfast. S many f us skip breakfast t save 119 befre ging t schl r wrk. This is nt 120 . Breakfast is very imprtant. A healthy breakfast gives us energy t start the day. Scientists say that breakfast can help peple think well and having a gd breakfast is very gd fr their health. Als, it is gd t have fur r five small meals every day, nt ne r tw big meals. Have a balanced 121 by eating lts f vegetables and fruit, like carrts, pears, watermelns, strawberries and s n. We must have the right kinds f fd. We shuld als eat prk, chicken and beef. Sprts, like walking, can als 122 us t keep healthy. Mre and mre peple are ding sprts after wrk. Remember, 123 gd habits can make us feel gd.
118．A．hungryB．busyC．clD．full
119．A．waterB．lifeC．timeD．mney
120．A．rightB．easyC．differentD．magic
121．A．sleepB．lifeC．familyD．diet
122．A．teachB．letC．helpD．a(chǎn)sk
123．A．makingB．startingC．keepingD．intrducing
Parents
Parents are 71 abut their children’s safety. Many parents want their kids t have a phne s they can stay cnnected, n matter (不管) where they are. Hwever, sme parents see phnes as a 72 . T address (解決) this, sme parents make rules fr phne and Internet use.
Kiera, a mther f 15-year-ld twins, said, “Teenagers feel 73 withut their phnes. If my daughters dn’t fllw the rules, I take away their phnes, and their behaviur gets better 74 .”
Schls
In the UK, students can take mbile phnes t schl, but they’re nt allwed t use them during class time. Phnes must be 75 in class. If students 76 these rules, teachers can take their phnes away. Hwever, sme teachers say that nt all students fllw these rules, and it can cause disruptins (破壞) in class.
Dear Sam,
My name’s Wen Qi. I’m a Chinese 108 . Mary is my English name. I’m thirteen years ld. There are 109 peple in my family. They are my parents, my brther and me. My parents are 110 in N. 1 Middle Schl. Their students lve them. I always ck fr my brther because my parents are 111 . I like cking. D yu like Chinese fd?
Yurs,
Wen Qi
Dear Wen Qi,
Happy t knw yur family. Here is a 112 f my family. Yu can see six peple in it. These 113 my grandparents. My mther is next t my father. 114 am I? I’m in the middle. The by is my brther. He is 115 interesting by. My dg, Miya, is in the pht, t. It plays 116 me every day. Yu can ck fr yur brther. I think yu are a gd sister. I like 117 fd, jiazi. Can yu make it?
Yurs,
Sam
參考答案：
1．C 2．A 3．B 4．A 5．A 6．C
7．A 8．B 9．D 10．B 11．A 12．C
13．C 14．A 15．D 16．C 17．B 18．B 19．D
20．B 21．A 22．D 23．B 24．C 25．A
26．A 27．B 28．B 29．B 30．C
31．C 32．A 33．C 34．B 35．C
36．A 37．D 38．C 39．A 40．C 41．A
42．B 43．A 44．D 45．B 46．B 47．C
48．A 49．C 50．B 51．D 52．A 53．D
54．A 55．B 56．C 57．C 58．D
59．B 60．C 61．A 62．D 63．B 64．A
65．B 66．C 67．C 68．C 69．A 70．B
71．B 72．C 73．A 74．A 75．D 76．A
77．C 78．B 79．D 80．A 81．D 82．B
83．B 84．C 85．A 86．D 87．B 88．C
89．C 90．B 91．A 92．D 93．A 94．D
95．B 96．A 97．C 98．D 99．C 100．B 101．C
102．C 103．A 104．B 105．C 106．B 107．D
108．A 109．B 110．B 111．A 112．A 113．C 114．C 115．B 116．A 117．C
118．B 119．C 120．A 121．D 122．C 123．C