黑布林白牙名著练习完形填空4篇+阅读理解13篇+首字母11篇（含解析）

黑布林《白牙》名著练习
完形填空4篇 阅读理解13篇 首字母11篇
一、完形填空
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White Fang learned about the other animals that were around the house, too. In the Northland, where he came from, all small animals were 1 for any dog that was hungry. So, when he found a nice fat 2 here in California, he killed it and ate it as he did in the Northland. Later the same day, he found 3 , and one of the grooms (马夫) ran to save it, with a whip in his hand. He hit White Fang 4 it, and the dog cut his arm to the bone.
The next day, the groom 5 Scott fifty dead chickens in the chicken yard. Scott talked angrily to White Fang and he 6 his master’s anger. Then Scott held White Fang’s nose next to a dead chicken and hit him quite 7 . His master later took him into the chicken yard, and they walked up and down together. 8 he went towards a chicken, his master’s voice stopped him. In this way he 9 not to kill chickens.
He also learned that he 10 touch cats, turkeys and domesticated (家养) rabbits, 11 that it was fine to kill wild rabbits, quail and squirrels.
When he went into San Jose with his master, there were many rules. There were butcher’s shops where the meat hung in 12 reach, but he must not touch it. There were cats at some houses, but he had to leave them 13 . There were dogs everywhere, but he could not attack 14 . And there were little boys. They threw stones at him 15 he ran behind the carriage, but he was not able to run after them.
—Adapted from White Fang
1．A．friends B．food C．kids D．rice
2．A．rabbit B．dog C．cat D．chicken
3．A．other B．the other C．another D．others
4．A．with B．by C．upon D．without
5．A．offered B．bought C．showed D．lent
6．A．wanted B．understood C．stopped D．accepted
7．A．hard B．quietly C．fast D．softly
8．A．Every day B．Everywhere C．Anywhere D．Every time
9．A．knew B．learned C．told D．advised
10．A．should not B．may not C．should D．may
11．A．and B．because C．but D．so
12．A．bad B．good C．difficult D．easy
13．A．lonely B．alone C．happy D．sad
14．A．it B．him C．them D．us
15．A．as B．while C．before D．after
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In April Gray Beaver went back home with his family. White Fang was one year old now and he looked more like a wolf than a dog. He didn’t feel 16 of the grown dogs any more.
White Fang was eating some cut-up moose 17 an old dog called Baseek, ran at him, wanting to take the 18 . Before White Fang always feared Baseek. But this time White Fang cut him twice, to Baseek’s surprise. They stood 19 each other over the meat, then Baseek stepped 20 to take it. But White Fang struck(攻击), as usual, 21 no warning. First, he cut Baseek’s right ear, then he knocked him down and bit his shoulder. Baseek ran at White Fang, but White Fang was too 22 for the old dog, and cut his nose. White Fang stood over the meat, and Baseek left. This gave White Fang even more confidence in 23 , and from then on none of the other dogs 24 him.
Then White Fang had another important 25 . One day in the village, he met his mother Kiche. He remembered her, but she-wolves do not remember their 26 cubs. He was just another dangerous animal, who 27 hurt her new cubs. So when White Fang ran over to her 28 , she cut his cheek. He didn’t understand, and he 29 . He had learned to live without her, and he understood 30 there was no place for her in his life, just as there was no place for him in hers.
——Taken from White Fang
16．A．afraid B．worried C．lonely D．happy
17．A．if B．after C．when D．as soon as
18．A．dog B．position C．beef D．meat
19．A．looking for B．looking at C．looking through D．looking up
20．A．forward B．backward C．toward D．upward
21．A．against B．beyond C．without D．with
22．A．successful B．creative C．quick D．patient
23．A．him B．himself C．them D．themselves
24．A．admired B．complained C．promised D．challenged
25．A．experience B．lesson C．journey D．life
26．A．young B．old C．new D．born
27．A．must B．should C．might D．need
28．A．doubtful B．angrily C．peacefully D．cheerfully
29．A．moved away B．moved against C．moved on D．moved forward
30．A．why B．that C．what D．whether
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White Fang was 31 fully grown. He had no more problems with Lip-Lip, who stayed away from him. The other young dogs knew that he was 32 , and they also kept away from him.
Even the older dogs, such as Baseek, tried not 33 him. One day, however, when White Fang was eating a large piece of meat, Baseek forgot how dangerous White Fang 34 be. He ran at White Fang and tried to steal the piece of meat. White Fang attacked him and 35 him away.
A short time after this, White Fang went with Gray Beaver to visit 36 village. Kiche was there with her new cubs (幼崽). White Fang remembered who she was — his 37 . He ran up to her, but she did not remember him. She-wolves do not remember their own cubs’ 38 after a time. She thought he was a dangerous wolf trying to take her cubs. She attacked White Fang, 39 him badly.
When White Fang was three years old, he could catch small animals, such as squirrels, better than the dogs could. He was three-quarters 40 and had learned how to hunt when he was a cub. He was even 41 to kill an old wolf, weakened by hunger. One day, 42 he was trying to find food in a village, he saw Lip-Lip. He attacked him, and they fought for a long time. White Fang was 43 now and killed Lip-Lip. That dog would never trouble him again.
There 44 no people or any food in the village and he moved on. He travelled for many days 45 he came to another village. This one was different. There was the smell of food. There were the sounds of happy people and animals.
— Taken from White Fang
31．A．mostly B．almost C．near D．most
32．A．dangerous B．kind C．safe D．angry
33．A．to fight B．fighted C．fought D．fighting
34．A．shall B．could C．must D．should
35．A．drove B．killed C．kicked D．shouted
36．A．other B．others C．another D．the other
37．A．friend B．master C．sister D．mother
38．A．smell B．taste C．sound D．looks
39．A．bite B．bit C．biting D．bited
40．A．dog B．animal C．cub D．wolf
41．A．glad B．able C．strong D．lucky
42．A．before B．because C．though D．while
43．A．strongest B．stronger C．weak D．weaker
44．A．is B．are C．was D．were
45．A．after B．until C．so D．but
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Scott had to leave for his home in San Francisco. He began packing his things. White Fang did not know what was happening, 46 he felt that it was not good. He remembered how Scott had left once before. He had missed Scott badly and had stopped 47 . He knew that Scott was going away. He lifted his 48 and let out a long wolf-howl of sadness.
“He knows you’re 49 ,” Matt said to Scott. “I know. He knows that when I pack my bags, I’m going away. I’d like to take 50 with me, but I can’t. He’s still mostly wolf, and he’ll kill any dog he meets in California and then the police will catch and 51 him. I don’t want him to die. You look after him for me.”
“ 52 what happened last time ” Matt asked. “He wouldn’t eat. He 53 died.”
“I know. The problem is that he loves me and wants to be with me now.”
He bent down and stroked White Fang. The 54 animal that would kill any dog came near him and put his head near Scott’s, wagging his tail.
“I’m 55 , White Fang,” Scott said, “but you can’t come with me.” He turned to Matt. “We’ll have to lock him up until after my boat has left.”
Scott 56 White Fang in one of the rooms, and then he and Matt went down to the river where a 57 was waiting. Scott got into the boat, and Matt helped 58 his bags. The two men stood talking for a few minutes. Then Scott looked around. White Fang was on the boat, looking at them.
“ 59 did he get out ” Scott asked.
“I locked the door,” Matt said. “There’s no way he could get 60 .”
“Come here.” Scott told White Fang. He had to take White Fang to San Francisco.
46．A．and B．or C．but D．so
47．A．drinking B．eating C．running D．barking
48．A．ears B．paws C．feet D．head
49．A．leaving B．arriving C．smiling D．crying
50．A．him B．her C．you D．them
51．A．keep B．sell C．beat D．kill
52．A．Think B．Feel C．Remember D．Believe
53．A．never B．nearly C．already D．hardly
54．A．gentle B．dangerous C．safe D．friendly
55．A．angry B．glad C．bored D．sorry
56．A．locked B．tied C．threw D．hid
57．A．train B．bus C．bike D．boat
58．A．pack B．fill C．carry D．cover
59．A．How B．What C．Why D．When
60．A．in B．off C．out D．on
阅读理解
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But love did not come in a day. At first, White Fang liked his new master and did things for him, like protecting his house at night. But as the days passed, with petting and caressing and gentle talk, like started to change into love.
In late spring, trouble came without warning (警告). His love-master disappeared. The days passed. White Fang became so sick that Matt took him inside the house, where he lay by the stove and did nothing. He wrote to his employer. Then one night, the door opened and Scott walked in.
“Where’s the wolf ” he asked.
Then he saw White Fang and walked across the room, calling to him. White Fang went to him, quickly. Scott knelt down and petted him. ________ Then he moved his head between Scott’s arm and body, rubbing against him.
The two men looked at each other. Scott’s eyes were shining.
One night, the two men were playing cards when they heard snarling and a scream outside. “The wolf’s got somebody,” Matt said.
They ran outside. White Fang was attacking (袭击) a man who was trying to protect his throat (喉咙), with blood (血) running down both arms. Scott pulled White Fang away, and Matt helped the man to his feet. They saw that it was Beauty Smith. Then they noticed that on the ground there was a large club (棍棒) and a steel chain.
“Tried to steal you, did he ” said Scott to White Fang, patting his head. “And you didn’t want to go. Well, he made a mistake, didn’t he ”
—Adapted from White Fang
61．Who is the new master of the wolf
A．Beauty. B．Matt. C．Scott. D．White.
62．What does the underlined sentence mean
A．Scott didn’t like playing with White Fang at first.
B．Scott liked talking with White Fang gently at home.
C．White Fang liked doing more things for his master then.
D．White Fang showed much more love to Scott than before.
63．Which sentence can be put in ________
A．White Fang barked angrily. B．White Fang looked at him sadly.
C．White Fang was filled with joy. D．White Fang sat there silently.
64．Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage
A．White Fang became very sick after Scott left home.
B．Beauty Smith’s legs got hurt by the wolf very badly.
C．Scott ran to the wolf at once when he got home again.
D．White Fang wished to live in the wild with other wolves.
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He was the only gray cub（狼崽）of the mother wolf. The other cubs had red in their hair. He was gray like his father. He was the strongest cub. He showed more anger than his brothers and sisters. He made more noises.
He was a meat-eating animal. He came out of a family of meat-killers and meat-eaters. His father and mother lived only on meat. In his first few weeks of life, he lived on mother’s milk, which was actually from meat. And now, at a month old, when his eyes had been open for only a week, he was beginning himself to eat meat.
There came a time when there was no meat. For many days the cubs did not eat. They were too weak and tired to play. One-Eye, the cub’s father, was killed in the fight for food. Even the mother wolf left the cave to find meat, but there was nothing. One by one, the cubs died. Only the mother wolf and the gray cub were left.
One day the gray cub ran out of the cave to hunt for his own food. He met a weasel of his size. The rat-like animal ran at him and bit his throat. He was nearly dead when the mother wolf arrived just in time to kill and eat it.
The gray cub was not good at hunting yet, and still needed food from his mother. One day, the mother wolf brought him a baby lynx（猞猁）. While eating, he heard great noise. The kitten’s mother had followed the mother wolf here. The mother wolf and the mother lynx started to fight, and they would fight to the death. He ran forward and bit one of her legs. This was enough to give the mother wolf the chance she needed. The lynx was dead, but the mother wolf was badly hurt. For a week, she did not move. The gray cub had to find food for both of them.
Without his mother to take care of him, he learnt what life was about. Without meat, there was no life. Animals had to eat other animals to survive. The law of meat was: EAT OR BE EATEN.
— Adapted from White Fang
65．The gray cub was ________ than his brothers and sisters.
A．stronger and redder B．weaker and grayer
C．weaker and quieter D．stronger and noisier
66．When did the gray cub start to eat meat himself
A．At birth. B．At one week old. C．At one month old. D．At a few weeks old.
67．What does the underlined word “This” in Paragraph 5 mean
A．The gray cub saw they would fight to the death.
B．The mother lynx was killed by the mother wolf.
C．The mother wolf brought the baby lynx to the gray cub.
D．The gray cub ran forward and bit the mother lynx’s leg.
68．What can you infer from the passage
A．The gray cub was able to hunt weasels and lynxes.
B．Life was easy for the mother wolf and the gray cub.
C．The fight between the two mothers shows the law of meat.
D．The gray cub’s father, brothers and sisters died of hunger.
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Life was very different at Scott’s home. Scott lived with his father, a judge (法官), his mother, and his sister. There were other animals as well, such as cats and chickens. White Fang had to learn that the other people in the house were friends and that he must not attack (攻击) the chickens or cats.
One day, he killed fifty of the birds. Scott was angry with White Fang. He did not beat him badly, but he pushed his head at the dead birds and hit White Fang at the same time. This way, White Fang knew he had done wrong.
“The animal is a wolf,” Scott’s father said. “You’ll never teach him not to kill chickens.”
“He won’t attack another chicken,” Scott said. “Will you make a bet with me ”
The judge agreed, and the two men had a bet.
“I’ll lock White Fang in the chicken house,” Scott said. “He can stay there all night. In the morning, not one chicken will be dead”.
And this was what happened. White Fang behaved as if there were no chickens in the chicken house. He had learned his lesson.
By this time, everyone in Scott’s family liked White Fang. They felt safe with him because he knew them, even though he was not a “house dog.”
After Scott came back home from the Yukon, a dangerous man appeared. His name was Jim Hall, and he had killed many men. He wanted to kill the judge who had sent him to prison (监狱). This was Scott’s father.
One night, Jim Hall got into the house and planned to shoot (射击) the judge while he slept. However, White Fang saw the strange man. He knew that this man was not a friend and leapt at him. A fight went on for a long time. Jim Hall shot White Fang several times, but White Fang would not let him go.
The noise woke everyone up. The police came and took Jim Hall back to prison. White Fang’s wounds were very bad, and he was dying. Scott sent for a doctor who looked at White Fang and said, “He has only one chance in a thousand of living.”
The doctor did everything he could for White Fang, but he lost a lot of blood. He had a broken leg, and there were bullet holes in his chest. But as the days passed, White Fang slowly got better. He lived, but he could not fight again. He lived the rest of his life quietly with Scott and his family, a much gentler and much loved wolf-dog.
—Adapted from White Fang
69．How many people were there in Scott’s family
A．Four. B．Five. C．Six. D．Seven.
70．Which of the following is TRUE
A．The judge won the bet in the end.
B．White Fang died of losing much blood.
C．The police took the doctor back to prison later.
D．Jim Hall hated Scott’s father because Scott’s father sent him to prison.
71．Which is the right order according to the story
a. Scott sent for a doctor to save White Fang.
b. White Fang slowly got better after the fight.
c. White Fang fought against Jim Hall and was hurt.
d. Jim Hall broke into the judge’s house wanted to kill him.
A．c-b-a-d B．d-c-a-b C．d-c-b-a D．b-d-c-a
72．What’s the best title of the passage
A．A very dangerous killer B．Scott’s life in the Yukon
C．White Fang’s last fight D．A bet between father and son
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Shortly after Scott came back home from the Yukon, a dangerous man escaped (逃跑) from prison. His name was Jim Hall, and he had killed many men. He wanted to kill the judge who had sent him to prison. This was Scott’s father.
By this time, everyone in Scott’s family liked White Fang. They felt safe with him because he knew them. They were also his gods. Alice allowed him to sleep in the house at night, even though he was not a “house dog”.
One night, shortly after Jim Hall escaped, he got into the house. He had a gun, and his plan was to shoot the judge while he slept. However, White Fang heard a noise and went to see what it was. He saw and smelled a strange man. He knew that this man was not a friend and jumped towards him. A fight went on for a long time. Jim Hall shot White Fang several times, but White Fang would not let go of him. He held on to his throat with his teeth.
The noise woke everyone up. The police came and took Jim Hall back to prison. White Fang’s wounds were very bad, and he was dying. Scott sent for a doctor who looked at White Fang and said, “He has only one chance in a thousand of living. ”
“We must make sure he has that chance, ” Scott said. “He saved my father’s life. We must save him. I don’t care how much it costs. ”
The doctor did everything he could for White Fang, but he had lost a lot of blood. He had a broken leg, and there were bullet (子弹) holes in his chest. It seemed certain that he would die, but as the days passed, White Fang slowly got better. He survived (幸存) , but he could not fight again. He lived the rest of his life quietly with Scott and his family, a much gentler and much loved wolf-dog.
—Adapted from White Fang
73．Why did Jim Hall want to kill Scott’s father
A．Because Scott’s father sent Jim to prison. B．Because Scott’s father killed many men.
C．Because Scott’s escaped from prison. D．Because Scott’s father was a dangerous man.
74．Which is the right order of the following events according to the passage
a. White Fang fought Jim Hall and was badly wounded with-a-gun.
b. Jim Hall got into the house silently and tried to kill Scott’s father.
c. Jim Hall was caught by the police and taken back to the prison.
d. Scott was worried about White Fang and asked a doctor to save the dog.
A．a-b-c-d B．c-d-a-b C．b-a-c-d D．b-c-a-d
75．What does the underline word “him” in paragraph 5 refer to
A．The policeman. B．White Fang. C．Scott’s father. D．Jim Hall.
76．What happened to White Fang in the end
A．He was sent to the Yukon again. B．He was killed by the criminal.
C．He lived peacefully ever after. D．He died from his wounds.
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①White Fang soon learned about men. He learned to get out of their way and to come when they called. Some days White Fang went near the forest. He stood there and listened to something calling him from far away.
②He learned about the other dogs, too. He learned that some dogs ate a lot and some were dangerous. But the biggest problem in White Fang’s life was Lip-lip, a larger and stronger dog, and he hated White Fang and took him as an enemy. White Fang learned to avoid him and the other dogs. He didn’t play but he learned everything about the camp instead. One day, for the first time, with the help of his mother Kiche, White Fang managed to hurt Lip-lip and he felt happy about that.
③Sometimes White Fang led Kiche to the forest and wanted her to follow him into the Wild. But the call of the fire and the men was too strong, and Kiche turned and walked back to the camp. White Fang was sad but he was still only a puppy (幼崽). The call of his mother was stronger than the call of the Wild.
④Soon, however, in order to pay money back to his friend Three Eagles, Gray Beaver gave Kiche and some clothes to him. White Fang swam after them when Three Eagles took Kiche away in his boat, Gray Beaver called White Fang to come back, but White Fang continued swimming. Gray Beaver caught White Fang and beat him hard. White Fang was angry, and he bit Gray Beaver’s foot. Gray Beaver got angrier and beat White Fang again. White Fang was afraid. He learned another lesson: a dog must never bite his master. When they got back, Lip-lip ran over to White Fang and bit him bard. But Gray Beaver pulled Lip-lip away. White Fang then followed Gray Beaver quietly to his tent. He learned about the man-animal relationship and that the master had the right to punish (惩罚) him.
⑤He remembered his mother and waited for her night and day. He also learned to get along with Gray Beaver and, as time went by, a bond (羁绊) grew between the dog and his master.
(From White Fang by Jack London)
77．What was White Fang’s biggest problem among the dogs
A．Some dogs ate a lot of food. B．Some dogs were dangerous.
C．He couldn’t play with other dogs. D．Lip-lip hated him and took him as an enemy.
78．Gray Beaver beat White Fang because ________.
A．White Fang bit Lip-lip seriously
B．White Fang wanted to go to the Wild
C．White Fang didn’t follow his order to come back
D．White Fang stole some food from Gray Beaver
79．Which picture is right about the relationships among the characters in this story
A．B．C． D．
80．What can we infer from the last sentence in paragraph 3
A．White Fang was too young to go to the Wild.
B．Kiche didn’t want White Fang to go to the Wild.
C．White Fang loved his mother more than the Wild.
D．Kiche was strong and knew everything about the Wild.
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It was winter. Snow and ice covered the land. The land was silent and empty. It was the wild. But in these dark, cold winter forests in Northland, there was life.
The she-wolf was at the front of the pack (狼群). She was large and her colour was reddish. Next to her were two males. One was a large gray wolf. On her right side was another older wolf, called One Eye. His left eye was blind. They both wanted her as a mate (配偶).
They ran all that day and night, and the next day. The world was frozen and dead. Only the wolves were alive and they were looking for other living things to eat and continue to live.
Finally, they found a big moose. They were so hungry that the whole pack attacked him. He fought hard, kicking and hitting the wolves. But there were too many wolves and they killed him and ate him quickly. There was meat for each wolf. Soon the pack started to run in all directions. One Eye and the she-wolf became friendly and they ran side by side, hunting and eating together.
Soon the she-wolf felt she needed to find a small cave. She found a dry and warm one near a stream. She looked around carefully, and decided that this was the right place. She lay down. One Eye lay down outside the cave. It was April. Spring was coming. Water was starting to run in the stream, birds were singing and One Eye left the cave to explore.
Later inside the cave he heard small noises and saw five wolf cubs (幼兽) lying beside the she-wolf. She snarled (怒吼) at him, and he moved back. He knew now he must hunt for food. When he came back, he gave some meat to his mate. Then the she-wolf turned and licked (舔) his neck. This time, she did not snarl or show her teeth. She understood he was being a good wolf-father and that he didn’t want to eat her five cubs.
—Adapted from White Fang
81．What is the purpose of Paragraph 2
A．To show the time. B．To introduce characters.
C．To tell some events. D．To describe the environment.
82．What is the correct order of the following events about the she-wolf in the passage
①finding a perfect cave near a stream ②standing at the front of the pack
③giving birth to five cubs ④attacking the moose with other wolves
A．②③①④ B．①③②④ C．①④③② D．②④①③
83．Why did the she-wolf snarl at One Eye at first in Paragraph 6
A．To tell One Eye to explore a new bigger cave for them.
B．To invite One Eye to come into the cave to see the cubs.
C．To show One eye that she was so tired that she needed to rest.
D．To warn One eye away as she worried about the safety of the cubs.
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The family nursed White Fang with love and care, and White Fang could survive. Wrapped in plaster casts and bandages (石膏和绷带), he lay, sleeping for long hours for several weeks.
Then came the day when the last bandage and plaster cast were taken off. It was a special day of celebration. All the family was there.
White Fang tried to stand up, but fell down from weakness.
His muscles lost their strength from lying for so long. He felt he was failing his gods. So he made a great effort, and stood there swaying (摇摆) on his four legs.
“The Blessed Wolf,” shouted the women.
“He’ll have to learn to walk again,” said the surgeon, “So he can start now. It won’t hurt him. Take him outside.”
He went outside like a king, with all the family around him. He was very weak. When he reached the grass, he lay down and rested for a while. Then he got up again and walked. His legs felt slowly stronger.
When he reached the stable, there lay Collie, with six fat little puppies playing around her. White Fang looked at them, and Collie snarled a warning at him. He was careful to keep his distance.
One of the women picked Collie up. One of her surprises was in front of him. White Fang watched it curiously. Then their noses touched, and he felt a warm little tongue. White Fang didn’t know why, but his own tongue went out and licked (舔) the puppy’s nose.
All the family clapped and cheered. He was surprised, and looked at them in a surprised way. The other puppies all came over to him, and he allowed them to climb all over him. He lay, with half-shut patient eyes, half asleep in the sun.
84．White Fang’s muscles lost strength because of ___________.
A．sleeping for hours B．lying for long
C．putting on bandages D．being too tired
85．Which of the following is the right order for White Fang
a. He licked the puppy’s nose.
b. He tried to stand up but fell.
c. He saw Collie and her puppies.
d. He went outside with the family around him.
e. His last bandage and plaster cast were taken off.
A．b-c-d-a-e B．b-d-e-a-c C．e-b-a-d-c D．e-b-d-c-a
86．What does the underlined word “He” refer to
A．White Fang. B．The surgeon.
C．Collie. D．A family member
87．What can we infer about White Fang from the last two paragraphs
A．He wanted to show his strength. B．He avoided touching the dogs.
C．He started being a member of family. D．He planned to cheer up the family.
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Through hard life, the gray cub learnt what life was about.
He was the only gray cub (狼崽) of the she-wolf. The other cubs had red in their hair. He was gray like his father. He was the strongest cub. He showed more anger than his brothers and sisters.
He lived on milk from the she-wolf first, but she soon began to give him meat. Wolves live only on meat. There came a time when there was no meat. For many days, the cubs did not eat. They were too weak and tired to play.
One-Eye, the cub’s father, was killed in a fight over food. Even the she-wolf left the cave to find meat, but there was nothing. One by one, the cubs died, except for the gray cub.
_______. One day, when his mother was out hunting, the gray cub ran out of the cave. He felt fresh to see living things and non-living things in the forest. On the way, he met an animal about his own size. It was a weasel, a rat-like animal. It ran at him and bit his throat. He was nearly dead when the she-wolf arrived just in time to kill and eat it.
The gray cub was not good at hunting yet, and still needed food from his mother. One day, the she-wolf brought him a lynx (猞猁) kitten. While eating, he heard great noise. The kitten’s mother had followed the she-wolf here. They started to fight, and would fight to the death. He ran forward and bit one of her legs. The bite was enough to give the she-wolf the chance she needed. The lynx was dead, but the she-wolf was badly hurt, she did not move.
Without his mother to take care of him, the gray cub had to find food alone for both of them. He learnt without meat there was no life. Animals had to eat other animals to survive. The law was: EAT OR BE EATEN.
—White Fang
88．Which of the following sentences can be put in the _______
A．The she-wolf had no choice but to hunt for food again.
B．The she-wolf tried her best to look after her only child.
C．The gray cub wanted to know what it looked like outside.
D．The gray cub was too hungry and weak to walk any further.
89．Which of the following is the correct order according to the passage
a. One-Eye, the cub’s father, was killed in a fight.
b. The gray cub learnt what life was about.
c. The gray cub survived a fight with a weasel with her mom’s help.
d. The cubs died, except for the gray cub.
e. The she-wolf was badly hurt.
A．adcbe B．adceb C．badce D．bdaec
90．Which of the following can prove the law of meat
A．The gray cub was the strongest cub. B．The gray cub learnt to hunt for food.
C．The she-wolf hunted for meat for the cub. D．The she-wolf fought against the she-lynx.
91．According to the passage, we can infer _______.
A．The gray cub saved the she-wolf’s life B．The she-wolf was not good at hunting
C．Life was easy for the she-wolf family D．The cub’s brothers and sisters died of hunger
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The time came for the tribe to move camp again. This time, they loaded everything they owned on to a large sled. Then they used the dogs to pull this sled. The dogs were tied together with ropes. The leader of the dogs was Lip-lip. He was at the front of the pack. As they pulled the sled, the other dogs only saw Lip-lip’s back. It was as if he was running away from them. They lost their fear of him and hated him as he had hated them.
After the other dogs lost respect for Lip-lip, they needed a new leader. They would have been happy to let White Fang be the leader, but he did not want to lead the pack. He was a strong, often angry, animal whose only wish was to obey Gray Beaver, his “god”.
One day the tribe camped near a village. White Fang went into the village and saw a boy cutting up meat. A piece of the meat fell to the ground. White Fang took it. The boy picked up a large stick and began to walk toward White Fang, shouting at him. White Fang backed away between two tents. Behind him was a wall of earth. He could not get away. He was trapped.
Almost without thinking, he leapt at the boy, and knocked him down. Then he bit the boy’s hand that held the stick. The boy’s hand was bleeding badly.
When he bit the boy, White Fang broke the law of the gods: man must not be attacked. He knew this and now waited for a terrible punishment. But when the boy’s angry parents came to tell Gray Beaver what White Fang had done, Gray Beaver said something in support of White Fang and sent them away. And so White Fang learned that there were his gods and other gods, and there was difference between them. He did not have to be afraid of other gods.
92．Why did the dogs need a new leader
A．Because Lip-lip was at the front of the pack. B．Because Lip-lip was running away from them.
C．Because they were not afraid Lip-lip any more. D．Because the other dogs only saw Lip-lip’s back.
93．What did White Fang do when he was trapped
A．He bit the boy’s hand. B．He ran to his god to get help.
C．He gave the meat back. D．He waited for a punishment.
94．At last White Fang wasn’t punished because Gray Beaver _______.
A．said sorry to the boys’ parents B．was afraid of being bit by White Fang
C．gave money to the boys’ parents D．supported and protected his own dogs
95．According to the passage, which of the following sentences is true
A．White Fang has been the new leader of the dogs. B．The tribe loaded everything on the back of Lip-lip.
C．When White Fang met the boy, he got away at once. D．White Fang knew the law of the gods better than before.
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White Fang slowly got better and during this time, he did not let anyone near him. Scott wanted to kill him, because his teeth hurt Matt’s hand. But Matt said, “Let’s give him more time.” Scott agreed.
A few days later, Scott tried to touch White Fang. He, too, got badly bitten. Instead of getting angry with the dog, however, he walked slowly toward White Fang, holding another piece of meat. When he was quite near the dog, he dropped the meat on the ground and walked away from it. White Fang looked at him and moved toward the meat, expecting Scott to hit him. When Scott did not move, White Fang moved closer to the meat. He still expected Scott to hit him, but Scott did not move. The meat was eaten up.
The next day, Scott held the meat in his hand when he offered it to White Fang. The dog would not take it, so Scott left it on the ground. The same thing happened for many days. Finally, White Fang was not afraid of Scott and took a piece of meat from his hand. Scott let White Fang do this several times. Then, he walked up to him without any meat in his hand. He put out his hand and touched White Fang. The wolf in White Fang wanted to bite the hand, but the dog in him wanted to obey the man. White Fang barked, but he did not bite.
Every day, Scott touched the dog. White Fang began to like being touched. He began to like being touched. He began to like this god who gave him meat, touched him gently, and never beat him. As the days passed White Fang began to love Scott. Even when Scott went away, he stopped eating. He lay quietly, without moving.
96．At first, Scott wanted to kill White Fang, because he thought ________.
A．White Fang was unhealthy and too old to work for them
B．White Fang wasn’t clever enough to understand them
C．White Fang was too dangerous and hurt Matt’s hand
D．White Fang was not careful to work for Scott and Matt
97．Which of the following is the correct order according to the passage
a. Scott got badly bitten while touching White Fang.
b. White Fang behaved badly and hurt Matt.
c. White Fang ate the meat that Scott dropped on the ground.
d. Scott touched the dog.
e. White Fang ate the meat from Scott’s hand.
A．beadc B．baced C．abced D．abecd
98．According to the underlined sentence, we can infer (推断)________.
A．White Fang still couldn’t understand Scott’s behavior
B．White Fang needed Scott to help him control his body
C．White Fang is both like the wolf and the dog
D．White Fang has changed and slowly accepted Scott
99．Based on the passage, what did Scott teach White Fang to do
A．Learn to love. B．Learn to eat. C．Learn to work. D．Learn to help.
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One day, while his mother was out hunting, the gray cub (幼兽) found the way out of the cave. At first, it was too bright after the half-dark of the cave. But slowly he learned to focus on the trees, the other bank of the stream and the sky.
He was afraid. But the need to know and understand was greater than his fear, so he went out. He soon discovered that the floor of the world was not flat like the floor of the cave. And he fell, rolling down the slope (斜坡) outside the lair (兽穴). He lay at the bottom yelping in fear.
But he soon sat up, and started walking and looking around him. He met a squirrel, and a woodpecker, both of which moved away from him. So he learned that the world had things that stayed in one place, and other things that moved. And the more he walked, the better he walked.
He had beginner’s luck when he fell into a ptarmigan’s (雷鸟) nest. In the nest were seven chicks. He knew this was meat, like what his mother gave him. So he ate them all.
As he walked away from the nest, the mother ptarmigan attacked him. He fought back, biting her wing with his small teeth, while she pecked him. He was excited and happy. He pulled the bird out into the open. He was fighting for meat, fighting to kill. It was what wolves did.
Then he left the ptarmigan free and rested. As he watched her, something rushed down from above him, picked up the ptarmigan and flew back up into the sky. It was a hawk.
He was learning. Live things were meat, but if they were big enough, live things could also hurt. It was better to eat small live things.
Later something small jumped in front of him, so he put his paw on it. It was a young weasel (鼬鼠). It made strange noise, and soon the mother weasel appeared. She jumped at his neck and bit him with sharp teeth. She wasn’t big, but he didn’t know how dangerous weasels were.
Suddenly she jumped, and bit into his throat. He tried to fight, but the weasel held on. The cub was sure to die, but luckily his mother, the she-wolf, heard his frightened calls and came to save him.The she-wolf took the weasel in her mouth and threw it up into the air, catching it in her teeth and killing it. The cub and mother licked each other happily, then they ate the weasel and went back to the cave and slept.
—Adapted from White Fang
100．What did the gray cub learn
A．All the mothers tried their best to take good care of children.
B．The ground outside was quite different from that in the cave.
C．Live things were meat and it was better to eat big live things.
D．Live things should fight for meat and fight to kill to survive.
101．Which is the correct order of the following sentences
a. He fell down and lay at the bottom of the slope.
b. He saw a hawk pick up the mother ptarmigan.
c. His frightened calls were heard by his mother and she came to save him.
d. He was bit in the throat and was dying.
e. He bit her wing with his small teeth after being attacked by the mother ptarmigan.
A．a-e-b-d-c B．b-a-e-d-c C．a-b-e-d-c D．b-a-c-e-d
102．Which chart can best describe the gray cub’s feelings in the story
A． B． C． D．
103．What’s the best title of the passage
A．The She-wolf Full Of Love B．The Gray Cub in Danger
C．The Fun Outside the Cave D．The Gray Cub’s First Adventure
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Shortly after Scott came back home from the Yukon, a dangerous man escaped from prison. His name was Jim Hall, and he had killed many men. He wanted to kill the judge who had sent him to prison. This was Scott’s father.
By this time, everyone in Scott’s family liked White Fang. They felt safe with him because he knew them. They were also his gods. Alice allowed him to sleep in the house at night, even though he was not a “house dog”.
One night, shortly after Jim Hall escaped, he got into the house. He had a gun, and his plan was to shoot the judge while he slept. However, White Fang heard a noise and went to see what it was. He saw and smelled a strange man. He knew that this man was not a friend and leapt (扑向) at him. A fight went on for a long time. Jim Hall shot White Fang several times, but White Fang would not let go of him. He held on to his throat with his teeth.
The noise woke everyone up. The police came and took Jim Hall back to prison. White Fang’s wounds were very bad, and he was dying. Scott sent for a doctor who looked at White Fang and said, “He has only one chance in a thousand of living.”
“We must make sure he has that chance,” Scott said. “He saved my father’s life. We must save him. I don’t care how much it costs.”
The doctor did everything he could for White Fang, but he had lost a lot of blood. He had a broken leg, and there were bullet (子弹) holes in his chest. It seemed certain that he would die, but as the days passed, White Fang slowly got better. He survived, but he could not fight again. He lived the rest of his life quietly with Scott and his family, a much gentler and much loved wolf-dog.
104．Why did Jim Hall want to kill Scott’s father
A．Scott’s father sent Jim to prison. B．Scott’s father sent Jim to the Yukon.
C．Scott’s father sent Jim to the store. D．Scott’s father sent Jim into the house.
105．Which is the right order of the following events according to the passage
a. White Fang fought Jim Hall and was badly wounded with a gun.
b. Jim Hall got into the house silently and tried to kill Scott’s father.
c. Jim Hall was arrested by the police and taken back to the prison.
d. Scott was worried about White Fang and asked a doctor to save the dog.
A．a-b-c-d B．c-d-a-b C．b-a-c-d D．b-c-a-d
106．What happened to White Fang in the end
A．He died from his wounds. B．He was killed by the criminal.
C．He lived happily ever after. D．He was sent to the Yukon again.
107．What do you think of White Fang according to the passage
A．Wild and selfish B．Brave and clever C．Quiet and powerful D．Curious and energetic
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The she-wolf walked deeper into the cave. It was larger inside than at the opening. It was warm and dry. The opening was small enough for her to stop anything dangerous from coming inside. She lay down and rested. She had found what she was looking for.
One-Eye entered the cave, but the she-wolf growled at him, and he quickly backed out again. He was hungry, and he went off to hunt. He was away from the cave for many hours. When he returned, he heard noises inside. He did not know what they were. He tried to enter the cave, but the she-wolf growled at him again. She now had five wolf cubs. She was afraid that One-Eye would eat them. She knew that male wolves sometimes ate their cubs.
One-Eye was not that kind of wolf. He knew he had to find food for his mate and her cubs. He set off to hunt again. Before long, he saw a small animal. It was big enough to eat, but as he moved toward it, it rolled itself into a ball. It was a porcupine (豪猪), an animal with sharp spines. When it is attacked, it shoots these spines at its attacker. He was afraid of the porcupine, so he moved on and looked for other small animals to eat.
He came to the river bank. A large water bird was standing there. One-Eye leapt at it and caught it. He was hungry and began to eat the bird. He remembered the she-wolf and her cubs in the cave. She needed food. He picked up the dead bird and began to carry it back to the cave.
He returned to where he had seen the porcupine. Another animal was watching the porcupine. It was a lynx. The lynx was waiting for the right moment to attack the porcupine. One-Eye decided to watch and see what would happen.
The porcupine thought it was safe and began to unroll. As soon as it unrolled, the lynx sprang forward and tried to bite it. The porcupine quickly rolled itself up again and shot sharp spines into the lynx. The lynx leapt into the air in great pain and then ran off.
One-Eye saw that the porcupine was badly hurt. He waited. One-Eye could see a good place to bite it, but he waited until he was sure the porcupine was dead. Then he picked it up and carried it back to where he had left the dead bird. He quickly ate the bird and carried the dead porcupine back to the cave.
The she-wolf let him come in with the food. She knew now that he was not the kind of mate who would eat the cubs. She knew he would take care of her and her family.
—Taken from White Fang
108．How is the cave
A．It has a large opening. B．It was very cold and windy.
C．It was warm and dry. D．It was only enough for a wolf.
109．What does the underlined word “growl ”in Paragraph Two mean
A．Shout happily. B．Shout angrily. C．Sing happily. D．Sing slowly.
110．Why did One-eye wait for the porcupine to be dead
A．Because he wanted to run away. B．Because he did not like it.
C．Because he wanted to eat it. D．Because he did not want to get hurt.
111．Which is the correct order of the following things
a. The she-wolf let him come into the cave when she saw that he brought food.
b. One-Eye went to find food for his family.
c. One-Eye saw a lynx attack a porcupine and waited until the porcupine was dead.
d. One-Eye ate a bird and took the porcupine back for the bubs to eat.
e. The she-wolf found a good cave for her cubs.
A．e-b-d-a-c B．e-b-c-d-a C．c-d-e-a-b D．c-d-a-e-b
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The months came and went. With lots of food and no work in the Southland, White Fang lived h 112 . All things went well with White Fang, except for (除了) Collie. She never forgot his killing chicken, b 113 he didn’t care. He learned how to laugh, and how to play at fighting with his master without really biting h 114 . When the master rode his horse, White Fang went with him. He never got tired, because he ran like a wolf.
Once, when they were out riding, a rabbit frightened the h 115 , and his master fell and broke his leg.
“Home! Go home!”said the master when he felt he was hurt.
White Fang didn’t want to l 116 him. But the master ordered him gently but seriously. “Go home and tell them what’s happened to me.”
White Fang only knew the m 117 of “home,” and he knew it was his master’s will that he should go home. He began to run, but then he stopped, undecided, and looked back over his shoulder.
“Go home!” came the sharp order, and this time he f 118 the order.
The family were taking the cool of the afternoon when White Fang a 119 . He came in among them, pulled Scott’s wife’s dress and barked—something he had never done before.
“Something’s happened to Scott,” said his wife.
They all stood up, and White Fang ran out of the house. He looked b 120 at them using his eyes to say: “follow me.”
After this, everyone liked him even more.
The days came and went. White Fang’s second winter came. He was s 121 to find that Collie changed. Soon, he forgot there had been unhappiness between them, and started playing with her.
—Taken from White Fang
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White Fang sensed something terrible. Then White Fang saw his love-master packing his things into a bag. His god was going away a 122 , and, like last time, he wasn’t taking White Fang with him. That night he howled(嚎叫) the long wolf-howl, pointing his nose to the stars and telling them of his s 123 .
The next day Scott called White Fang into the cabin.
“You poor thing,” he said, rubbing his ears. “I’m starting the long trail, where you cannot f 124 . Now give me a last goodbye growl(吼叫).”
But White Fang didn’t growl. He p 125 his head between his master’s arm and body. Then, at that moment from the Yukon River, the boat’s whistle sounded.
“You need to go now,” said Matt.
The two men locked the doors and went outside. From inside they could hear White Fang whining(哀叫) and crying.
“T 126 good care of him, Matt,” said Scott.
White Fang was howling like dogs do w 127 their master is dead.
Down by the river, everything was busy. The two men stood shaking hands, but Matt’s h 128 suddenly dropped as he looked past his employer. Scott turned around. Sitting on the deck a few meters away was White Fang.
White Fang landed in San Francisco. Here the white men r 129 seemed like powerful gods. There were towering buildings, automobiles and electric trams. It was amazing and frightening. He felt even more dependent on his love-master.
They got a train and White Fang f 130 himself outside the city in wonderful, sunny countryside. A carriage was w 131 and a man and woman walked towards them. White Fang growled when Scott’s mother embraced him, but Scott calmed him and they drove off in the carriage to a large house.
—Taken from White Fang
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The cub ran down to the stream to drink, suddenly he stopped, there was a strange smell. And he saw something n 132 . Five live things were sitting round something bright, it was the first time he saw men. He felt weak while they were powerful.
One of the Indians went over to him and bent down. Automatically, he showed his t 133 . The man laughed, saying: “look at this white fangs!” His friends laughed, the man began to pick him up. As a man’s h 134 came closer, the cub didn’t know w 135 to do, part of them wanted the man to touch him, another part wanted to fight. He waited until the hand almost t 136 him, and then he bit it. Then the man h 137 his head and knocked him onto his side.
The other man came and made a circle around the cub. But then they heard the she-wolf. She was r 138 towards them and she was snarling （嗥叫）. The cub ran towards h 139 , while the Indians moved away. She stood over her cub, facing the man, she was still snarling.
Then one of the men said “Kiche”, and the cub saw his mother c 140 . “Kiche” shouted the man, and she lay down on the ground. She made a small sound and wagged her tail. The cub didn’t u 141 . He again felt the power of man, he knew that his mother felt this power too. The man came to her and put his hand on her head, she did not bite or snarl.
—Taken from White Fang
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He was the only gray cub of the she-wolf. He was gray like his father. He was the strongest cub. He showed m 142 anger than his brothers and sisters. In his first months of life, he lived on mother’s milk, And now, he began to eat meat.
There came a time when there was no m 143 . For many days the cubs did not eat. They were too weak and tired to play. Their father was killed in the fight over food. Even the she-wolf left the cave to find meat, b 144 there was nothing. One by one, the cubs died. Only the she-wolf and the gray cub were left.
One day the gray cub ran out of the cave to hunt for his food. He met a big weasel. The weasel ran at him and bit his throat. He was nearly d 145 when the she-wolf arrived just in time to kill and eat the weasel.
The gray cub was not good at hunting yet, and still needed food f 146 his mother. One day, the she-wolf brought him a lynx kitten. While eating, he heard great noise. The kitten’s mother had followed the she-wolf here. The she-wolf and the she-lynx started to f 147 , and they would fight to the death. The gray cub ran forward and bit one of her legs. This was enough to give the she-wolf the c 148 she needed. The lynx was dead, but the she-wolf was b 149 hurt. For about a week, she did not move. The gray cub had to find food for b 150 of them.
Without his mother to take care of him, he learnt what life was about. Without meat there was no l 151 . Animals had to eat other animals to survive. The law was: EAT OR BE EATEN.
—Taken from White Fang
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White Fang, part-dog, part-wolf, was born in the cold and snowy Northland of Alaska. For a long time, his mother and he fought for survival. From his e 152 , he soon learned the law of meat: eat or be eaten.
One day, his mother brought home some strange meat, different from any o 153 meat she had ever brought before. It was a lynx kitten. While he was e 154 it, he heard a great noise from the entrance of the cave. The kitten’s mother f 155 the she-wolf to the cave. The she-wolf and the she-lynx started to fight. The lynx cut with her claws and teeth, the she-wolf with her teeth. The next moment, the two m 156 stopped, and before they rushed together again, White Fang joined in, biting the lynx’s back leg. It was not a big bite, but it was e 157 to give his mother the chance of winning. At last the lynx was dead, but the she-wolf was badly hurt. She lay by the dead animal’s side for a day and a night w 158 moving. They ate the lynx each day and very quickly they got better.
Since then, White Fang began to go out for food with his mother. He learned h 159 she killed animals, and he started to help her. And he learned the law of meat. There were two kinds of life: his own kind, which was h 160 and his mother, and the other. The other kind was non-killers and small killers, which his kind could eat. But his kind also had large killers, which could kill and eat them. The centre of life was meat. Life itself was meat. L 161 lived on life.
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The cub arrived at a camp. Five live things were sitting round something bright. It was the first time he saw men.
One of the Indians went over to him and stroked the cub, which made the cub a 162 . He bit the man. The man hit him very hard, and the cub cried out loud. The she-wolf h 163 her cub’s cry and came running to the camp to help him.
S 164 , another Indian shouted, “Kiche!” She lay down on the g 165 . She liked men.
“Her father was a wolf,” the man said. “But her mother was a dog.”
“And the cub’s mother is Kiche,” said a t 166 Indian called Gray Beaver, “but his father is a wolf, so there is a l 167 dog in him and a lot of wolf. His fangs are white, and we call him White Fang.”
Soon the rest of the Indians a 168 . The men were moving the camp.
They took his mother by the rope and led her. He followed them. They went down to a river, and made a new camp. White Fang was so curious that he went up to s 169 their tents.
Gray Beaver, together with women and children, put small sticks and leaves into a pile. White Fang saw something like mist coming out, and then, something b 170 like the sun came out, and grew.
White Fang went towards this bright thing with his nose, and touched it with his tongue. Then he jumped into the air, shouting in pain. Gray Beaver l 171 , so did others. Kiche started shouting loudly, but she could not get to her cub because of the rope. Poor White Fang sat there crying in the middle of the laughing men. Their laughter hurt him more than the pain.
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White Fang began hunting for his own food, but he was not good at hunting yet. He s 172 needed food from his mother. One day, his mother b 173 home a lynx kitten. He was eating it, when he heard a great n 174 from the mouth of the cave. The kitten’s mother followed the she-wolf to the cave. The she-wolf and the she-lynx started to f 175 . The lynx cut with her claws and teeth, the she-wolf with her teeth. The next moment, the two mothers stopped, and b 176 they rushed together again, White Fang joined in, biting the lynx’s legs. It was not a big bite, but it was e 177 to give his mother the chance she needed. At last the lynx was dead, but the she-wolf was b 178 hurt. She lay by the dead animal’s side for a day and a night w 179 moving.
Since then, White Fang learned what life was about. It was about meat. There was no life without meat. Animal had to eat other animals to survive. The law was: EAT OR BE E 180 . It was a hard life, but the cub was h 181 . He felt very much alive.
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White Fang, part-dog, part-wolf, was born in the cold and snowy Northland of Alaska. For a long time, his mother and he fought for survival. From his experiences, he soon learned the law of meat: eat or be e 182 .
One day, his mother brought home some strange meat, d 183 from any other meat she had ever brought before. It was a lynx kitten. While he was eating it, he h 184 a great noise from the entrance of the cave. The kitten’s mother followed the she-wolf to the cave. The she-wolf and the she-lynx started to f 185 . The lynx cut with her claws and teeth, the she-wolf with her teeth. The next moment, the two mothers s 186 , and before they rushed together again, White Fang joined in, biting the lynx’s back leg. It was not a big bite, but it was enough to give his mother the chance of winning. At last the lynx was dead, but the she-wolf was b 187 hurt. She lay by the dead animal’s side for a day and a night w 188 moving. They ate the lynx each day and very quickly they got better.
Since then, White Fang began to go out for food with his mother. He learned how she killed animals, and he started to help her. And he learned the l 189 of meat. There were two kinds of life: his own kind, which was himself and his mother, and the other. The other kind were non-killers and small killers, which his kind could eat. But his kind also had l 190 killers, which could kill and eat them. The centre of life was meat. Life i 191 was meat. Life lived on life.
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At the end of summer, the Native Americans began to pack up their camp. It was time to move on. White Fang knew something different was going to happen. He decided to h 192 . He found a good hiding place near the camp and waited there.
At last they went away. White Fang was a 193 . Now he began to be really afraid. He had no mother to care for him. There were no men to throw h 194 food. There was no warm tent to sleep in. There was only the f 195 full of strange noises and movements. Suddenly the moon went behind a cloud. White Fang was in the d 196 place.
There was some movement behind a tree. He wondered if it was a Lynx, the same animal that had killed his father. He started to run. He did not know w 197 he was going. He only knew that he had to keep moving. After many hours, he came to where the Native Americans had camped the night before. White Fang could smell men, though there was no one there. He followed where his n 198 led him. For more than 30 hours, he ran without s 199 . He ran along the river bank and through icy streams that flowed into the r 200 . He pushed his way through thick bushes. He became wet, cold and very t 201 . He sat down and looked up at the sky. He opened his mouth and howled. It was his first real wolf howl.
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White Fang soon learned about men. He also learned that some dogs were dangerous. But the biggest problem in White Fang’s life was Lip-lip. Lip-lip attacked him whenever he could. Then one day, for the first time, White Fang felt good because he m 202 to hurt Lip-lip with the help of his mother. Soon, however, White Fang suffered again. He saw his mother was taken away by Three Eagles. He tried to followed her, but f 203 . White Fang was so sad that he waited for her night and day.
More s 204 , Lip-lip continued to make White Fang unhappy. So White Fang tried to make himself stronger to protect h 205 . Soon the other dogs were on Lip-lip's side, and White Fang found himself a 206 . This situation taught him two important things: how to take care of himself in a fight a 207 a lot of dogs, and how to do the most damage in the shortest time in a fight against one dog.
All of this helped White Fang to grow up fast . His n 208 to survive meant that he ran faster, moved more quickly than all the other dogs. He had no idea of kindness because he never felt it himself. He obeyed Gray Beaver because he was strong, but he attacked the weak. Later that year, in the autumn, White Fang d 209 not to go with Gray Beaver. He went into the woods then. During the night, he started to feel l 210 and frightened. He began to follow the river bank to find Gray Beaver. F 211 , he saw Gray Beaver sitting by a fire. White Fang expected a beating, but Gray Beaver gave him some meat and guarded him while he ate it. Grateful and happy, he lay at Gray Beaver’s feet. White Fang was no longer alone.
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Scott, the new master, walked slowly towards White Fang, holding a piece of m 212 . When he was quite near the dog, he d 213 the meat on the ground and walked away quickly. White Fang looked down at it, and then looked up at Scott.
Seeing Scott did not move, White Fang moved u 214 . He thought the new master would hit him like the 1 215 one, but Scott did not move. White Fang ate the meat. The next day, Scott walked close to White Fang, holding another piece of meat. White Fang, the calm dog, would not take it. Again, Scott l 216 it on the ground. The s 217 thing happened for many days. Finally, White Fang was not afraid of Scott and took a piece of meat from his h 218 .
Scott let White Fang do this several times. Then, he walked up to him w 219 any meat in his hand. He put out his hand and t 220 . White Fang. The wolf in White Fang wanted to bite the hand, but the d 221 in him wanted to obey（服从）the man. White Fang growled（吼叫), but he did not bite.（取材于扬州市“五个一百工程”指定阅读书目《白牙》）
《白牙首字母 阅读 完形填空》参考答案
题号 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
答案 B D C A C B A D B A
题号 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
答案 C D B C A A C D B A
题号 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
答案 D C B D A B C D A B
题号 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
答案 B A A B A C D A C D
题号 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
答案 B D B D B C B D A A
题号 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
答案 D C B B D A D C A C
题号 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70
答案 C D C A D C D C A D
题号 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80
答案 B C A C B C D C C C
题号 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90
答案 B D D B D A C C B D
题号 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100
答案 D C A D D C B D A B
题号 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110
答案 A C D A C C B C B D
题号 111
答案 B
1．B 2．D 3．C 4．A 5．C 6．B 7．A 8．D 9．B 10．A 11．C 12．D 13．B 14．C 15．A
【导语】本文节选自《白芳传奇》，讲述了狗狗白芳在新环境中学习新规矩的过程。
1．句意：在他来自的北国，所有的小动物都是任何饥饿的狗的食物。
friends朋友；food食物；kids孩子；rice大米。根据“for any dog that was hungry”可知此处指“在北方所有的小动物对饥饿的狗来说都是食物”。故选B。
2．句意：所以，当他在加利福尼亚发现一只肥美的鸡时，他把它杀了，像在北国一样吃了。
rabbit兔子；dog狗；cat猫；chicken鸡。根据下文“In this way he learned not to kill chickens.”通过这种方式，他学会了不杀鸡；可知此处指“发现一只肥美的鸡”。故选D。
3．句意：同一天晚些时候，他发现了另一只（鸡），其中一个马夫手里拿着鞭子跑去救它。
other其他的，形容词；the other（二者）另一个，代词；another另一个，代词/另一个的，形容词；others其他的，指代复数名词。根据上文“when he found a nice fat chicken…”可知此处指“他又发现了一只”。故选C。
4．句意：他用它打了白芳，狗把他的胳膊咬到了骨头。
with和；by在……旁边；upon在……上；without没有。根据上文“with a whip in his hand”可知此处指“用鞭子打白芳”。故选A。
5．句意：第二天，马夫给斯科特看了鸡场里五十只死鸡。
offered提供；bought买；showed显示；lent借给。根据“Scott talked angrily to White Fang”可知此处指“马夫给斯科特看了死鸡，斯科特愤怒地和白芳说话”。故选C。
6．句意：斯科特愤怒地和白芳说话，他理解主人的愤怒。
wanted想要；understood理解；stopped停止；accepted认可。根据“Scott talked angrily to White Fang”马夫给斯科特看了死鸡，斯科特愤怒地和白芳说话；可知此处指“他理解主人的愤怒”。故选B。
7．句意：然后斯科特把白芳的鼻子放在一只死鸡旁边，狠狠地打了他一顿。
hard努力地；quietly安静地；fast快地；softly柔和地。根据“Scott talked angrily to White Fang …his master’s anger” 斯科特愤怒地和白芳说话，他理解主人的愤怒；可知此处指“狠狠地打了白芳一顿”。故选A。
8．句意：每次他走向一只鸡，主人的声音都会阻止他。
Every day每天；Everywhere到处；Anywhere任何地方；Every time每一次。根据“His master later took him into the chicken yard, and they walked up and down together.” 他的主人后来把他带进了养鸡场，他们一起走来走去；可知此处指“每次他走向一只鸡，主人的声音都会阻止他”。故选D。
9．句意：通过这种方式，他学会了不杀鸡。
knew认识；learned学习；told告诉；advised建议。根据“Every time he went towards a chicken, his master’s voice stopped him.” 每次他走向一只鸡，主人的声音都会阻止他；可知此处指“通过这种方式，他学会了不杀鸡”。故选B。
10．句意：他还学到，他不应该碰猫、火鸡和家兔，但杀死野兔、鹌鹑和松鼠是可以的。
should not不应该；may not可能不会；should应该；may可能。根据“In this way he learned not to kill chickens.”通过这种方式，他学会了不杀鸡；可知此处指“他还学到，他不应该碰猫、火鸡和家兔”。故选A。
11．句意：他还学到，他不应该碰猫、火鸡和家兔，但杀死野兔、鹌鹑和松鼠是可以的。
and和；because因为；but但是；so所以。根据“he should not touch cats, turkeys and domesticated rabbits”和下文“that it was fine to kill wild rabbits, quail and squirrels.”可知含有转折含义，指“不应该碰猫、火鸡和家兔，但杀死野兔、鹌鹑和松鼠是可以的”。故选C。
12．句意：肉铺里的肉挂在触手可及的地方，但他不能碰它。
bad坏的；good好的；difficult困难的；easy容易的。根据but表转折意义，可知此处指“肉挂在触手