I spent two months with an American family last year when I studied in America．It is said that “The best house is in the U.S.A．， the best wife is in Japan and the best food is in China．”So I took 36    and pleasure to   37    “the best food” for my American family．Each day，regardless of my poor skill of cooking，I performed my play in  38   way：changing the dishes’colour，the meat’s type or the soup’s style．Thus，my American friends could discover the    39   of eating Chinese food． Because of my“      40    ” job，I was often rewarded by their    41  of  appreciation , such as “very  tasty”，“excellent”etc．But the joke was here： yesterday， I cooked Sichuan－style    42  for dinner．I was   43   at my achievement．When all the family members arrived at the table，they first looked     44  at the fish，then looked at me． “Why do all the fish have their    45   ？” they asked，“It’s horrible！” Horrible or beautiful？ I don’t know． But I    46  know that fish heads are delicious. The    47   is the best part of fish； in    48    only the respectable guest can have the special     49  of enjoying it． Another                      50     thing is：the American friends often said to me“    51 ”as they  52   fruits or other things． According to Chinese tradition，I would simply smile in answer to their kindness 53 actually helping myself to any of the food.     54  ，I said “help yourself” to them whenever I brought home fruits．Dear me，no matter how much or how often I brought home food， as long as it was nice to their taste，they    55  hesitated to use their hands to “help themselves” until all was finished． 
小題1:
A．worryB．a(chǎn)ttentionC．delightD．pride
小題2:
A．buyB．fetchC．cook D．leave
小題3:
A．theirB．a(chǎn) newC．the sameD．a(chǎn) simple
小題4:
A．wayB．joyC．troubleD．importance
小題5:
A．hardB．dailyC．goodD．new
小題6:
A．expressionsB．sentenceC．doingD．smile
小題7:
A．meatB．fishC．soupD．egg
小題8:
A．praisedB．pleasedC．badD．surprise
小題9:
A．pleasedlyB．excitedlyC．surprisedly D．worriedly
小題10:
A．bonesB．flesh (人肉)C．tailsD．heads
小題11:
A．doB．willC．want toD．should
小題12:
A．tailB．headC．soupD．flesh
小題13:
A．factB．ChinaC．USAD．the West
小題14:
A．honourB．seatC．tableD．plate
小題15:
A．realB．excitingC．interestingD．easy
小題16:
A．please help us B．excuse meC．help yourselfD．eat them please
小題17:
A．brought homeB．wantedC．were buyingD．were eating
小題18:
A．notB．but notC．withoutD．nor
小題19:
A．At lastB．Above allC．After all D．In return
小題20:
A．usualB．oftenC．neverD．had

小題1:D
小題2:C
小題3:B
小題4:B
小題5:C
小題6:A
小題7:B
小題8:B
小題9:C
小題10:D
小題11:A
小題12:B
小題13:B
小題14:A
小題15:C
小題16:C
小題17:A
小題18:C
小題19:D
小題20:C

試題分析：本文主要描述了“我”在國外經(jīng)常做中國菜給外國主人吃，雖然廚藝不精，但還是常受到他們的稱贊。另外還舉了兩個例子體現(xiàn)了中西文化的差異。
小題1:D. 在國外做中國菜，顯然是感到自豪和高興。   
小題2:C. 從接下來的文字中可以得知是烹飪而不是其他動詞。   
小題3:B. 從下文中可以看出“我”是以一種新的方式來做菜。   
小題4:B. 根據(jù)上下文，外國人吃“我”做的菜應該是感到有樂趣的。take delight in doing sth.意為“樂于做……”   
小題5:C. 從下文得知外國人喜歡吃“我”做的菜，那“我”的菜應該是好吃的。  
小題6:A. 下文提到了比如“very delicious”,“excellent”，很明顯是表達的意思。   
小題7:B. 從下文可以得知是魚，而不是其他食品。   
小題8:B. “我”自然對自己的作品是滿意的。   
小題9:C. 根據(jù)下文外國朋友的疑問和驚訝的語氣可以選出答案來。   
小題10:D. 前后照應，下文提到了“fish heads are delicious”。   
小題11:A. 這里是加強語氣，意為“我”的確知道。   
小題12:B. 根據(jù)上下文可以得出答案。   
小題13:B. 因為“我”是中國人，很明顯了解中國的習俗。   
小題14:A. 在中國只有受敬重的人才有享用它的榮幸。
小題15:C. 最后一段講的是另外一件表現(xiàn)中美文化習慣上的差異的事，應該是有趣的事。   
小題16:C. 根據(jù)平時的口語表達可以得出答案。   
小題17:A. 根據(jù)上下文得知是買回來后讓“我”隨便吃。   
小題18:C. 中國的習俗是嘴上可能會說吃，而實際上并不會真的去吃。   
小題19:D. At last“最后”，Above all“最重要的是”, After all“畢竟”, In return“作為回報”。
小題20:C. 文章最后提到“until all was finished”，很明顯他們是從不猶豫。
點評：完型填空要關注語法分析和詞義辨析，要從上下文語境中理解單詞的具體用法。
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