四川2018-2019学年高中英语上学期第1周周练题.docVIP

PAGE PAGE 1 四川省宜宾市一中2018-2019学年高中英语上学期第1周周练题 题号 I II III IV V 总分 得分 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? I、完形填空（本大题共20小题，共30.0分） Australian James Harrison, 78, now has saved more than 2 million lives. His body produces rare antibodies (抗体) in his blood that have enabled countless mothers to give birth to???(1)??babies. For nearly every???(2)??over the last 60 years, Harrison has??(3)??blood banks all over the country to donate. Doctors say the magical blood inside Harrisons body has helped create a vaccine (疫苗) that??(4)???Rhesus disease (溶血性疾病). ???? Rhesus disease???(5)??to a pregnant woman. Women not treated for Rhesus disease may give birth to unhealthy babies. But Harrison donates his blood to help???(6)???women developing Rhesus disease during pregnancy. ???? When he was 14, Harrison received surgery to remove a lung and???(7)???much blood. During his hospital??(8)??, his father gave blood, but the family??(9)??there were many others who donated to help him??(10)??. Harrison decided he would give blood as soon as he was??(11)??enough.? Thus, two days after his 18th birthday in 1955, he made his first??(12)??, but it wasnt until years later that doctors???(13)???his blood had special antibodies. ???? Harrison has been retired for 26 years and has the time for his weekly visits to the??(14)??bank, where he is quite??(15)??with people. He walks the floor and everyone likes to talk to him. However, the law??(16)??anyone from donating after the age of 81 so Harrison only has a few??(17)??left to give. Red Cross workers are hoping others with his rare blood will step up to??(18)???more lives are saved. ???? Harrison says he hopes his???(19)???will motivate others around the world to donate blood. Their first visit is no less???(20)???than mine. I save lives in a different way but even donating just one time can save a life, Harrison said. 1.????????A. beautiful???????????????????????? B. smart??????????????????????????????? C. clever????????????????????????????????????????????? D. heal