2005年职称英语综合类B级考试真题（8）

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　第6部分：完形填空 (第51～65题，每题i分，共15分)
　　阅读下面的短文，文中有15处空白，每处空白给出了4个选项，请根据短文的内容从4个选项中选择1个最佳答案，涂在答题卡相应的位置上。
　　Where Did All the Ships Go?
　　The Bermuda Triangle(三角区)is one___(51)the greatest mysteries of the sea．
0 y! n& C# \( Q5 v0 q　　In this triangular area between Florida，Puerto Rico and Bermuda in Atlantic，ships and airplanes
　　___(52)to disappear more often than in____(53)parts of the ocean．And they
　　do so___(54)leaving any sign of an accident or any dead bodies．
　　It is___(55)that Christopher Columbus was the first person to record strange
　　happenings in the area．His compass stopped working，a flame came down from the sky，and a
) W3 x6 X) f( w& v6 }$ o8 }; v, b　　wave 100 to 200-feet-high carried his ship about a mile away．
　　The most famous disappearanceinthe Bermuda Triangle was the US Naval(海军的)Air
5 [- a* P# g! c6 A　　Flight 19.___(56)December 5，1945，five bomber planes carrying 14 men____(57)
4 C6 K6 u; c0 c) \! O4 b8 W( z　　on a training mission from the Florida coast．Later that day,all communications with Flight 19
　　were lost They just disappeared without a trace．
　　The next morning，242 planes and 19 ships took part in the largest air-sea search in history．
3 o4 ]4 M" \4 I! Y7 D　　But they found nothing．
& s( C3 k: o1 A- _4 [, Y　　Some people blame the disappearances_____(58)supernatural(超自然的)forces．
, S, v- g$ Q  o+ {6 P　　It is suggested the____(59)ships and planes were either transposed to other times and
3 w* L" H. h% p9 T' W　　places，kidnapped(绑架)by aliens(外星人)____(60)attacked by sea creatures．
$ t" J% F% o9 s6 c& A' _　　There are____(61)natural explanations，though．The US Navy says that the
　　Bermuda Triangle is one of two places on earth_____(62)a magnetic compass(指南针)
　　points towards true north______(63)magnetic north,____(64),planes and ships
; C  l& h/ d& M2 k' _　　can lose their way if they don’t make adjustments
. Y, \; R' c0 c　　The area also has changing weather and is known_____(65)its high waves.Storms
3 X$ |; c4 n4 e　　can tum up suddenly and destroy a plane or ship．Fast currents could then sweep away any trace
　　of an accident.
　　51 A from B of C about D on
　　52 A often B look C sometimes D seem
　　53 A rest B another C other D others
2 a# d7 z: w' Q% c  I　　54 A without B by C from D upon
- l2 R3 V7 B" R6 ^2 R　　55 A saying B say C said D says
( M; |0 `, h) l  ?8 k0 R　　56 A On B In C From D Since
' x! z& }, G4 O9 S8 S5 f! T" v0 ]　　57 A took up B took on C took out D took off
4 V$ K# G7 V& ^; z% v　　58 A for B about C on D from
% |" J. q: l  w% @9 [; S　　59 A missing B missed C miss D misses
　　60 A and B or C nor D neither
　　61 A also B no C barely D hardly
' t7 C* f: W% l7 l2 D9 V* D  I　　62 A which B there C where D that
　　63 A in stead of B except C but D out of
　　64 A Similarly B Furthermore C However D Therefore
, k. m* n8 Q9 ^- e  n　　65 A as B for C by D from