河北省保定市高阳中学2013-二零一六学年高二英语下学期第十六次周练试题新人教版.docVIP

高二下学期第十六次周练英语试题 完形填空 The Connecticut State Senate ___21___a welcome national example this week when it passed a ___22__that would move 16- and 17-year-old offenders out of the __23__courts and back into the juvenile justice system where they ___24___. This act would rescue thousands of young people from being ___25___in an adult system that too often turns them into criminals rather than ___26___them. This welcome bill is also backed by scientific research showing that children who are processed through adult courts and who are ___27___ into adult jails perform worse in life and commit much more ___28___ crime — than children handled in juvenile courts. The new bill, which___29___juveniles to be closely supervised and provided with mental health and educational__30___, will give troubled young people a real chance to become productive, law-abiding adults. 21. A. make B. keep C. set D. give 22. A. bill B. law C. regulation D. rule 23. A. juvenile B. formal C. criminal D. adult 24. A. belong B. adopt C. develop D. devise 25. A. lost B. trapped C. tied D. stuck 26. A. correct B. punish C. teach D. reform 27. A. locked B. driven C. placed D. invited 28. A. minor B. violent C. baffling D. intellectual 29. A. calls for B. calls in C. calls up D. calls on 30. A. opportunities B. services C. practices D. offers 语法填空 Those who have lived in New York City for more than 15 minutes will remember that Times Square was not always kid-friendly and _31_____ there was a time when _32___ (enter) Central Park at night probably meant you were an evildoer. Saturday night, in the company of a few New Yorkers, I _33_____ (sleep) in Central Park. As a born and __34_______(raise) New Yorker and a true indoor girl, I had some trouble imagining sleeping in the park __35_______ fun. But the idea of bringing the outdoors to us city dwellers__36_______ appeal to me. The main activity, aside from sleeping under the stars, wa