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2009-2016
年全国卷分类汇编之完型填空
2016
年全国新课标
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A Heroic Driver
Larry
works
with
Transport
Drivers.
Inc.
One
morning
in
2009.
Larry
was
__41__along
165
north
after
delivering
to
one
of
his
42
. Suddenly, he saw a car
with its bright lights
on.
43
he
got closer, he found 44
vehicle upside down on the
road. One
more look and he noticed
45
shooting out from under the
46
vehicle. Larry
pulled over, set the brake and
47
the
fire
extinguisher (
灭火器
). Two good
bursts from the extinguisher and the fire was put
out.
The
man
who
had
his
bright
lights
on
48
and
told
Larry
he
had
49
an
emergency
call.
They
50
heard
a
woman’s voice coming from
the wrecked (
毁坏的
) vehicle.
51
the vehicle,
they saw that a woman was trying to get out of the
broken window. They told her to stay
52
until the emergency personnel arrived,
53
she
thought the car was
going to
54
. Larry told
her that he had already put out the fire and she
should not move
55
she injured her neck.
Once fire and emergency people arrive,
Larry and the other man
56
and let them go to work.
Then, Larry asked the
57
if he was needed or
58
to
go. They let him and the other man go.
One
thing
is
59
—
Larry
went
above
and
beyond
the
call
of
duty
by
getting
so
close
to
the
burning
vehicle!
His
60
most likely
saved the woman’s life.
41. A. walking
B. touring
42. A. passengers
44. A. each
46. A. used
C
．
traveling
D
．
rushing
D. If
D. his
D. steam
D. abandoned
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B. colleagues
C. employers
D. customers
B. another
B. disabled
C. that
43. A. Since
B. Although
C. As
45. A. flames
B. smoke
C. water
C.
removed
47. A.
got hold of
B. prepared
49. A. returned
B.
received
50. A.
then
51. A. Starting
52. A. quiet
53. A. for
B. again
B. Parking
B. still
C.
took charge of D. controlled
D. came
over
D. confirmed
D. even
D. Approaching
D. calm
D. but
D. crash
D. after
D. driver
D. free
D. promise
C. made
C. finally
C.
Passing
C. away
C.
and
48. A. came down
B. came through C. came in
B. so
54. A. explode
55. A. as if
57. A. woman
B. slip away
C. fall apart
B. unless
B. police
C.
in case
C. man
56.
A. stepped forward
B.
backed off
C. moved on
D
.
set out
58. A. forbidden
B. ready
60. A. patience
2016
年全国新课标
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Hundreds of
people have formed impressions of you through that
little device(
装置
)on your
desk. And they’ve never actually
21
C. asked
C. efforts
59.
A. for certain
B. for consideration C. reported
D. checked
B.
skills
you. Everything they know about you
22 through this device,
sometimes from hundreds of miles away.
23
they feel
they can know
you
24
from the
so
und of your voice. That’s how
powerful the
25 is.
Powerful, yes,
but not always
26
. For years I dealt with my travel
agent only by phone. Rani, my faceless agent whom
I’d never met
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27 , got me
rock-bottom prices on airfares, cars, and hotels.
But her cold voice really
28 me. I sometimes wished to
29
another
agent.
One morning, I had to
30
an immediate flight home for a family
emergency. I ran into Rani’s office
31 . The woman sitting at the
desk,
32
my madness, sympathetically
jumped up. She gave me a
33
smile, nodded while
listening patiently, and then printed out
the
34
immediately. “What a wonderful lady!” I
thought.
Rushing out
35
I called out over my shoulder, “By the
way, what’s your name?” “I’m Rani,” she said. I
turned around an
d saw a
36
woman with a big smile on
her face waving to wish me a safe trip. I was
37 ! Why had I thought she
was cold? Rani was, well, so
38
.
Sitting back in the car on
the way to the airport, I figured it all out.
Rani’s
39 ---her warm
smile, her
nods, her ‘I’m here for you’
40
---
were all silent signals
that didn’t travel through wires.
21. A. accepted
22. A. came
B. noticed
B. moved
C. heard
C. ran
C.
Then
C. just
D. met
D. developed
D. Indeed
D. already
D. impression
D. accurate
D. on purpose
23. A. Thus
B.
Yet
24. A. rather
25. A. Telephone
26. A. direct
B. also
B. voice
B. useful
C. connection
C. easy
27. A. in person
28. A. annoyed
29.
A. promote
30. A. arrange
B. by myself
B. interested
B.
train
C. in public
C. discouraged
D. confused
D. know
D. book
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C. find
B.
postpone
C.
confirm
31. A. for the fi
rst time
B.
at any time
C. from time to
time
D.
in good time
32. A. expecting
33.
A. shy
34. A. bill
B. seeing
C.
testing
C. familiar
C. ticket
D.
avoiding
D. forced
D. list
D. regretfully
D. pleasant
D. speechless
B. comforting
B. form
35. A.
hopefully
36. A. careful
37. A. amused
38. A. calm
B. disappointedly
B.
serious
B. worried
B. nice
C. gratefully
C.
nervous
C. helpless
C. proud
D. clever
39. A. forgiveness
B. eagerness
C. friendliness
D. skillfulness
C. concept
D. Behavior
40. A. explanation
B. attitude
2016
年全国新课标
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When I was 13 my
only purpose was to become the star on our
football team. That meant
21 Miller King, who was the best
22
at our school.
Football
season started in September and all summer long I
worked out. I carried my football everywhere for
23
.
Just before September,
Miller was struck by a car and lost his right arm.
I went to see him after he came back from
24
. He
looked very
25
,
but he didn
’
t cry.
That season, I
26
all of
Miller’s records while he
27
the home
games from the bench. We went 10-1 and I was named
most
valuable player,
28
I
often had crazy dreams in which I was to blame for
Miller’s
29
.
One afternoon,
I was crossing the field to go home and saw Miller
30
going over a fence
—which
wasn’t
31
to climb if you
had both
arms. I’m sure I was the last person in the world
he wanted to accept
32 from. But even that challenge he
accepted. I
33
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him move slowly over the fence. When we
were finally
34
on the other
side, he said to me, “You know, I didn’t tell you
this during
the season, but you did
35
.Thank you for filling in for
36
.”
His words
freed me from my bad
37
. I thought to myself, how
even without an arm he was more of a leader.
Damaged but not
defeated, he was
38
ahead of me. I was right to have
39 him. From that day on, I
grew
40
and a little more real.
21.A. cheering for
ce
25.A. pale
26.A. held
ed
29.A. decision
31.A. steady
34.A. dropped
B.
beating out
B. student
B. show
B.
vacation
B.
calm
B. broke
B.
judged
B. then
B.
mistake
B. hurt
B. hard
B. advice
B. helped
B. ready
B.
wrong
C. relying on
C. teacher
C.
comfort
C.
hospital
C. relaxed
C. set
C. organized
C.
but
C. accident
C. tired
C.
fun
C. assistance
C. had
C.
trapped
C.
quickly
D.
staying with
D.
player
D.
pleasure
D.
training
D.
ashamed
D. tried
D. watched
D. thus
D. sacrifice
D. lost
D. fit
D.
apology
D. noticed
D. safe
D.
normally
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36.A. us
B. yourself
C. me
D. them
D. dreams
D.
just
D. admired
es
B.
ideas
C.
attitudes
B. also
C. yet
39.A.
challenged
B.
cured
C. invited
ier
B. bigger
C.
cleverer
D. cooler
2015
年全国新课标
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My kids and I were heading into the
supermarket over the weekend. On the way ,we
spotted a man holding a piece of paper that
said, “ __
41___ my job.
Family to Feed.”
At this store, a __42___ like this is
not normal. My 10-year-old noticed him and make a
__43____ on how bad it must be to have to stand
___44____ in
the cold
wind.
In the store, I asked each of my
kids to __45
___ something they thought
our “friend” there would ___
46___. They
got apples, a sandwich and a bottle
of
juice. Then my 17-year-old suggested giving him a
___47____. I thought about it. We were
___48
__ on cash ourselves, but… well,
sometimes __
49___
from our
need instead of our abundance is ___50__ what we
need to do! All the kids __51____ something they
could do away with for the week.
When
we handed him the bag of __52__, he lit up and
thanked us with ___53__ eyes. When I handed him
the gift card, saying he could use it for
__54____his family might need, he burst
into tears.
This has been a wonderful
___55__ for our family. For days the kids have
been looking for others we can __56___! Things
would have played out so
__57
____ if I had simply
said, “No, we really don’t have
___
58
___ to give more.”
Stepping out not only helped a brother in
__
59___, it also gave my kids
the __60_
___ taste of
helping others. It’ll go a long way with
them.
41.
A. Lost
B. Changed
C. Quit
D. Finished
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42.
A condition
43.
A.
suggestion
44. A. outside
45.
A. draw
46.
A. order
47.
A. dollar
48.
A. easy
49.
A. giving
50.
A. yet
51.
A. declared
52.
A . toys
53.
A. sleepy
54.
A. whoever
55.
A.
experience
56.
A. rely on
57.
A. suddenly
58. A. time
59.
A. fear
60.
A. strong
B. place
B. comment
B. proudly
B. say
B.
supply
B. job
B. low
B.
saving
B. even
B. shared
B. medicine
B. watery
B. whatever
B.
example
B. respect
B.
vividly
B. power
B.
love
B. sweet
C. sight
C. decision
C. by
C. arrange
C. appreciate
C.
hot meal
C. soft
C.
spending
C. still
C. ignored
C. food
C. curious
C.
whichever
C. message
C. learn from
C. differently
C. patience
C.
need
C. strange
D. show
D. call
D. angrily
D. pick
D. discover
D. gift card
D. loose
D.
begging
D. just
D. expected
D. clothes
D.
sharp
D. whenever
D.
adventure
D. help
D.
perfectly
D. money
D. memory
D. simple
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2015
年全国新课标
II
< br>
Where do you go when you want to
learn something? School? A friend? A tutor? These
are all
41
places of
learning. But it may well be that the
learning you really want
42
somewhere else instead. I had the
43
of seeing this first hand
on a
44
.
My daughter
plays on a recreational soccer team. They did well
this season and so
45
a
tournament, which normally was only for more
skilled
club teams. This led to some
46
experiences on Saturday as they played
against teams
47
trained. Through the first two games,
her
48
did not
get one serious shot on goal. As a
parent, I
49
seeing my
daughter playing her best,
50
still defeated.
It seemed
that something clicked with the
51
between Saturday and Sunday. When they
52
for their Sunday game, they
were
53
different. They
had begun to integrate (
融合
)
the kinds of play and teamwork they had
54
the day before into their
55
. They played aggressively
and
56
scored a goal.
It
57
me that playing against the
other team was a great
58
moment for all the girls on the team. I
think it is a general principle.
59
is
the best teacher. The
lessons they learned may not be
60
what they would have gotten in school,
but are certainly more personal and meaningful,
because they had to work them out on
their own.
41. A. public
B. traditional
C. official
D. special
42. A. passes
B.
works
C. lies
D.
ends
43. A. dream
B. idea
C. habit
D. chance
44. A.
trip
y
C.
weekend
D. square
45. A.
won
B. entered
C.
organized
D. watched
46. A. painful
B.
strange
C. common
D. practical
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47. A. less
B. poorly
C.
newly
D. better
48. A. fans
49. A. imagined
50. A. if
51. A. girls
52. A. dressed
53. A. slightly
54. A. seen
55. A. styles
56. A. even
57. A. confused
58. A. touching
59. A.
Experience
60. A. harmful to
B. tutors
C.
class
D. team
B. hated
B. or
B. parents
C. avoided
D. missed
C. but
D. as
C. coaches
D. viewers
B.
showed up
C. made up
D. planned
B.
hardly
B. known
B. training
B. still
B. struck
B. thinking
B.
Independence
C. basically
D. completely
C.
heard
D. read
C. game
D.
rules
C. seldom
D. again
C. reminded
D. warned
C.
encouraging
D. learning
C. Curiosity
D. Interest
B. mixed with
C. different from
D. applied
to
2014
年全国新课标
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As a general rule, all forms of
activity lead to boredom when they are performed
on a routine(
常规
)basis. As a
matter of fact, we can see this
41
at
work in people of all
42
. For
example, on Christmas morning, children are
excited about
43
with their new
toys. But their
44
soon wears off
and by January those
45
toys can be
found put away in the basement. The world is full
of
46
stamp albums and unfinished models,
each standing as a
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monument to
someone
’
s
47
interest.
When parents bring home a pet, their child
48
bathes it and brushes its fur. Within a
short time, however, the
49
of caring for
the animal is handed over to the parents.
Adolescents enter high school with great 50
but are soon looking
forward to
51
. The same
is true of the
young adults going to college. And then, how many
52
,
who
now complain
(
抱怨
) about the long drives
to work,
53
drove for hours
at a time
when they first
54
their
driver
’
s license
(
执照
)? Before people retire,
they usually
55
to do a lot of
56
things, which
they never had
57
to do while working. But
58
after
retirement
, the
golfing, the fishing, the reading and all of the
other pastimes become as boring as the jobs they
59
.
And , like the child in January, they go searching
for new
60
.
41. A. principle
42. A. parties
43. A. working
44. A. confidence
45. A. same
B.
habit
C. weaker
D. power
B. races
C. countries
D.
ages
B. living
C.
playing
C. anxiety
D.
going
B. interest
D.
sorrow
D. expensive
B.
extra
C. funny
46. A. well-organized
B.
colorfully-printed
C.
newly-collected
D. half-
filled
47. A. broad
48. A.
silently
49. A. promise
50.
A. courage
B. passing
C. different
D. main
B. impatiently
C.
gladly
D. worriedly
B.
burden
C. right
D.
game
B. calmness
C. confusion
D.
excitement
B. independence
C. responsibility
D. success
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51. A. graduation
52. A.
children
B. students
C. adults
D. retirees
53. A. carefully
54. A. required
55. A. need
56.
A. great
B.
eagerly
C.
nervously
D. bravely
ered
D. plan
B. obtained
C.
noticed
B. learn
C. start
B. strong
C. difficult
D. correct
57.
A. time
B. money
C. skills
D. knowledge
58.
A. only
59. A. lost
B. well
C. even
D.
soon.
B. chose
C.
left
D.
quit
B. toys
C. friends
D. Colleagues
60. A. pets
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（同大纲卷）
Joe
Simpson
and
Simon
Yates
were
the
first
people
to
climb
the
West
Face
of
the
Siula
Grande
in
the
Andes
mountains.
They
reached
the
top
__41_____, but on their way back
conditions were very _42______. Joe fell and broke
his leg. They both knew that if Simon __43_____
alone, he would
probably get back
_44______. But Simon decided to risk his __45_____
and try to lower Joe down the mountain on a
rope
（绳）
.
As they
__46_____ down, the weather got worse. Then
another ___47____ occurred. They
couldn
’
t see or hear each
other and, ___48____, Simon
lowered his
friend over the edge of a
precipice
（峭壁）
. It was
___49____ for Joe to climb back or for Simon to
pull him up. Joe
’
s _50_____
was pulling
Simon slowly towards the
precipice. ___51____, after more than an hour in
the dark and the icy cold, Simon had to __52_____.
In tears, he cut the rope. Joe
__53_____ into a huge
crevasse
（裂缝）
in the ice
below. He had no food or water and he was in
terrible pain. He couldn
’
t
walk, but he __54_____ to get out
of
the crevasse and started to ___55____ towards
their camp, nearly ten kilometers __56_____.
Simon had ___57____ the camp at the
foot of the mountain. He thought that Joe must be
__58_____, but he didn
’
t
want to leave ___59____. Three
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days later,
in the middle of the night, he heard
Joe
’
s voice. He
couldn
’
t ___60____ it. Joe
was there, a few meters from their tent, still
alive.
41.A. hurriedly
B. carefully
.C.
successfully
D. early
42. A. difficult
43. A. climbed
44. A. unwillingly
45. A. fortune
46. A. lay
47. A. damage
48. A. by mistake
49.
A. unnecessary
50. A. height
51. A. Finally
52. A. stand back
53.
A. jumped
54.
A. managed
55. A. run
56. A. around
57. A. headed for
B. similar
B.
worked
B. safely
B. time
B. settled
B. storm
B. by chance
B. practical
B. weight
B. Patiently
B. take a rest
B. fell
B. planned
B. skate
B.
away
B. travelled to
C. special
D.
normal
C.
rested
.
D. continued
C. slowly
D. regretfully
C. health
D.
life
C. went
D. looked
C.
change
D. trouble
C. by choice
D.
by luck
C. important
D. impossible
C. strength
.D. equipment
.C. Surely
D. Quickly
C.
make a decision .D. hold on
C. escaped
D.
backed
C. waited
D.
hoped
C. move
D. march
C. above
D. along
C. left for
D. returned to
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58.
A. dead
B.
hurt
C. weak
D. late
59. A. secretly
B. tiredly
.C. immediately
D. anxiously
60. A. find
B. believe
C. make
D.
accept
2013
年新课标
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I
went
to
a
group
activity,
“
Sensitivity
Sunday
”
,
which
was
to
make
us
more
36
the
problems
faced
by
disabled
people. We
were
asked to
“
37
a
disability
”
for
several hours one Sunday. Some members, 38, chose
to use wheelchairs. Others wore sound-blocking
earplugs
（耳塞）
or
blindfolds
（眼罩）
.
Just sitting in the wheelchair was a 39
experience. I had never considered before how 40
it would be to use one. As soon as I sat down, my
41 made the
chair begin to roll. Its
wheels were not 42. Then I wondered where to put
my 43. It took me quite a while to get the metal
footrest into 44 . I took my first
uneasy look at what was to be my only
means of 45 for several hours. For disabled
people,
“
adopting a
wheelchair
”
is not a
temporary
（临时的）
46.
I tried to find a 47
position and thought it might be restful, 48 kind
of nice, to be 49 around for a while. Looking
around, I 50 I would have to handle the
thing myself! My hands started to ache
as I 51 the heavy metal wheels. I came to know
that controlling the 52 of the wheelchair is not
going to be a(n) 53
task.
My wheelchair experiment was soon 54 .
It made a deep impression on me. A few hours of
“
disability
”
gave me only a taste of the 55, both physical
and
mental, that disabled people must
overcome.
36. A. curious about
37. A. cure
B. interested in
B. prevent
C. aware of
C.
adopt
D. careful with
D. analyze
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38. A.
instead
39. A.
learning
40. A.
convenient
41. A. height
42. A. locked
43. A. hands
44. A. place
45. A.
operation
46. A.
exploration
47. A. flexible
48. A. yet
49. A. sown
50. A. realized
51. A. lifted
52. A. path
53. A. easy
54. A. forgotten
55. A. weaknesses
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B.
strangely
C. as usual
B. working
C. satisfying
B.
awkward
C. boring
B. force
C. skill
B. repaired
C. powered
B.
feet
C. keys
B. acton
C. play
B.
communication
C. transportation
B. education
C.
experiment
B. safe
C. starting
B. just
C. still
B. pushed
C.
driven
B. suggested
C. agreed
B. turned
C.
pressed
B. position
C. direction
B. heavy
C. major
B. repeated
C.
conducted
B. challenges
C. anxieties
D. like me
D. relaxing
D. exciting
D. weight
D. grasped
D. handles
D. effect
D. production
D. entertainment
D.
comfortable
D. even
D.
guided
D. admitted
D. seized
D. way
D. extra
D. finished
D. illnesses
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Michael
Greenberg is a very popular New
Yorker
．
He is not famous in
sports or the
arts, But
people in the streets
16
him, especially those who
are
17
．
For those people, he is
．
How did he get that
18
?
He looks like any otner businessman,
wearing a suit and carrying a briefcase
（公文箱）．
But he's
19 _
．
His
briefcase always has some gloves.
In
winter,Mr
．
Greenberg does not
20
like other New Yorkers,who look at the
sidewalk and
21
the street
．
He
looks around at
22
．
He stops
when he
23
someone with no
gloves
．
He gives them a pair
and then he
24
,looking for more people
with cold
25
．
On
winter days,Mr
．
Greenberg
26
gloves
．
During the
rest of the year,he
27
gloves
．
People who
have heard about him
28
him
gloves,and
he has many in his
apartment
．
Mr
．
Greenberg
29
doing this 21 years
ago
．
Now, many poor New
Yorkers know him and
30
his behavior
．
But
people who don't know him
are sometimes
31
him
．
They don't
realize that he just wants to make them
32
．
It runs in the
33
．
Michael's father always
helped the poor as he believed it made everyone
happier
．
Michael Greenberg
feels the
34
．
A
pair
of gloves may be a
35
thing,but it can make a big difference
in winter
．
16.
A
．
know about
17.
A
．
old
18.
A
．
iob
19.
A
．
calm
20.
A
．
act
21.
A
．
cross over
B
．
learn from
B
．
busy
B
．
name
B
．
different
B
．
sound
B
．
drive along
C
．
cheer for
C
．
kind
C
．
chance
C
．
crazy
C
．
feel
C
．
hurry down
D
．
look after
D
．
poor
D
．
message
D
．
curious
D
．
dress
D
．
keep off
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22.
A
．
cars
23.
A
．
helps
24.
A
．
holds up
25.
A
．
hands
26.
A
．
searches for
27.
A
．
borrows
28.
A
．
call
29.
A
．
delayed
30.
A
．
understand
31.
A
．
sorry for
32.
A
．
smart
33.
A
．
city
34.
A
．
honor
35.
A
．
small
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年全国
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卷
B
．
people
B
．
chooses
B
．
hangs out
B
．
ears
B
．
stores up
B
．
sells
B
．
send
B
．
remembered
B
．
dislike
B
．
satisfied with
B
．
rich
B
．
family
B
．
pain
B
．
useful
numbers
C
．
greets
C
．
moves on
C
．
faces
C
．
gives away
C
．
returns
C
．
lend
C
．
began
C
．
study
C
．
proud of
C
．
special
C
．
neighborhood
C
．
same
C
．
delightful
c lights
D
．
sees
around
D
．
eyes
D
．
puts on
D
．
buys
D
．
show
D
．
enjoyed
D
．
excuse
D
．
surprised by
D
．
happy
D
．
company
D
．
cold
D. comforting
According to
Greek legend, in ancient Athens a man noticed the
great storyteller Aesop playing childish games
with some little boys. He
36
and
made fun of Aesop, asking
him why he wasted his time in such
37
games.
Aesop responded by
38
a bow, loosening its string, and
placing it on the
ground. Then he said
to the critical man, “Now,
39
the
riddle(
迷
), if
you
can. Tell us what the unstrung bow
means.”
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The man
40
at it for several minutes but had no
idea about what
41
Aesop was trying to make.
Aesop
42
,“If you keep a bow alw
ays
bent, it
will break
43
; but if you
let it go loose, it will be more
44
for use when
you want it.”
So it is with
us. Our minds and bodies are like the
45
.When often under the
46
of everyday
life, we can finally
47
.We need to loosen up;
we need time to
48
the pressure
off and relax.
Former baseball
pitcher(
投球手
) Dutch Leonard
might have put it a little differently. He once
said that the
49
of great pitching is not
speed or the
ability to throw
curves(
曲线球
). It’s the
“change of pace”. Even
the
50
batter(
击球手
) will
soon learn how to hit a pitcher who continually
throws the
same kind of pitch. But it’s
51
to hit a pitcher who
changes the pace of pitching. That
52
of pace gives a pitcher an advantage
over the other
pitchers.
A
change of pace also gives us a(n)
53
in life. Taking time to
watch the clouds, enjoy a breeze, take a walk,
read just slowdown is
54
if
we are to be our best
later. And a regular day of rest is as important
as regular sleep. It’s a
55
of taking the pressure off.
To be your best, make sure you change
your pace. It may just be the change you need.
ed
B. laughed
C. shouted
D. cried
B. bright
C. foolish
D. false
B. throwing away
C.
making up
D. putting down
D. ask
g up
B. answer
C. follow
d
B. aimed
C. smiled
D. looked
B. legend
C.
idea
D. plan
ed
B. replied
C.
explained
D. called
y
B. certainly
C. firstly
D.
generally
le
B. careful
C. hopeful
D.
fit
B. bow
C. riddle
D.
activity
e
B. control
C. pressure
D.
pain
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B. break
C. die
D.
pass
B. catch
C. give
D. take
B. solution
C. ability
D. method
B. successful
C. average
D. smart
D. usual
B. hard
C. likely
age
ient
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同全国
1)
B. game
C. change
D. speed
B. road
C. bottom
D. center
B. necessary
C. acceptable
D. reasonable
D. way
B. result
C.
beginning
Body language is the quiet,
secret and most powerful language of all! It
speaks
36
than words. According to
specialists, our bodies send out more
37
than we
realize. In fact, non-
verbal(
非言语
)communication
takes up about 50% of what we really
38 .And body language is particularly _
39
when
we
attempt
to
communicate
across
cultures.
Indeed,
what
is
called
body
language
is
so
40
a
part
of
us
that
it's
actually
often
unnoticed.
And
misunderstandings occur as a result of
it.41
,different societies treat the 42
between people
differently. Northern Europeans usually do not
like having
43
contact(
接触
)even with
friends, and certainly not with 44- . People from
Latin American countries,
45
，
touch each
other quite a lot. Therefore, it's
possible that in
46
. it may look
like a Latino is
一
47
一
a Norwegian all over the
room. The Latino, trying to express friendship,
will keep moving'
48 _. The Norwegian, very
probably seeing this as pushiness, will keep
49
一一
which the
Latino will in return regard
as
一
50-.
Clearly, a great deal is going on when
people 51
. And only a part
of it is in the words themselves. And when parties
are from
52 cultures, there's a
strong possibility of
53. But
whatever the situation, the best
54
is to obey the Golden Rule: treat
others as you would like to be _
55
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36. A. Straighter
B. Louder
C. Harder
D. further
37. A. Sounds
B.
Invitations
C. Feelings
D. messages
38. A. Hope
B. Receive
C. Discover
D. mean
39. A.
Immediate
B. Misleading
C.
Important
D.
difficult
40. A. Well
B. Far
C. Much
D. long
41. A. For example
B. Thus
C. However
D. In short
42. A. Trade
B. Distance
C.
Connection
D. greetings
43. A. Eye
B. Verbal
C. Bodily
D. telephone
44. A.
Strangers
B. Relatives
C.
Neighbour
D. enemies
45.
A. in other words
B.
on the other hand
C.
in a similar way
D. by all means
46. A. Trouble
B. Conversation
C. Silence
D. experimem
47. A. Disturbing
B.
Helping
C.
Guiding
D. following
48.
A. Closer
B.
Faster
C.
In
D.
away
49. A. stepping forward
B. going on
C. backing away
D. coming out
50. A.
Weakness
B. Carelessness
C. Friendliness
D. coldness
51.
A. Talk
B. Travel
C. Laugh
D.
think
52. A. different
B. European
C. Latino
D. rich
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53. A.
curiosity
B. excitement
C misunderstanding
D. nervousness
54. A. chance
B. time
C. result
D. advice
55. A.
noticed
B. treated
C respected
D. pleased
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Around twenty years
ago
I
was
living in
York
．
21
I
had
a
lot
of experience and
a
Master's
degree, I could
not find
22 work.
I was
23 a school bus to make ends meet and 24 with a
friend of mine, for I had lost my
flat
．
I had
25
five interviews (
面试
) with a
company and one day between bus runs they called
to say I did not 26 the
job
．
“Why has my
life become so
27
?” I
thought painfully.
As
I
pulled
the
bus
over
to 28
a
little
girl,
she
handed
me
an
earning 29
I
should
keep
it
30
somebody
claimed
(
认领
)
it
．
The earring was painted
black and said “BE HAPPY”.
At first I got
angry
．
Then it 31 me
–
I had been giving all of
my 32 to what was going wrong with
my 33 rather than what was right! I
decided then and there to make a 34 of fifty
things I was happy
with
．
Later,
I
decided
to
35
more
things
to
the
list
．
That
night
there
was
a
phone
call
for 36
from
a
lady
who
was
a
director
at
a
larger 37
．
She
asked
me
if
I
would 38
a
one-day
lecture
on
stress
(
压力
)
management
to 200 medical
workers
．
I said 39 there
went very well, and before long I got a well-paid
job
．
To
this day I
know that it was because I changed my way of 40
that I completely changed my life.
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21
．
A
．<
/p>
As
B
．
Though
C
．
If
D
．
When
22
< br>．
A
．
successful
B
．
extra
C
．
satisfying
D
．
convenient
23
．
A
．
drivi
ng B
．
repairing
C
．
taking
D
．
designing
24
．
A
．
workin
g B
．
travelling
C
．
discussing
D
．
living
25
．
A
．
prepared
for B
．
attended
C
．
asked for
D
．
held
26
< br>．
A
．
lose
B
．
like
C
．
find
D
．
get
27
．
A
．
hard
B
．
busy
C
．
serious
D
．
short
28
．
A
．
wave at
B
．
drop off
C
．
call on
D
．
look for
29
．
A
．
orderin
g B
．
promising
C
．
saying
D
．
showing
30
．
A
．
in case
B
．
or else
C
．
as if
D
．
now that
31
．
A
．
hurt
B
．
hit
C
．
caught
D
．
moved
32
．
A
．
feelings
B
．
attention
C
．
strength
D
．
interests
33
．
A
．
opinio
ns B
．
education
C
．
experiences
D
．
life
34
< br>．
A
．
list
B
．
book
C
．
check
D
．
copy
35
< br>．
A
．
connect
B
．
turn
C
．
keep
D
．
add
36
．
A
．
her
B
．
a passenger
C
．
me
D
．
my friend
37
．
A
．
hospit
al B
．
factory
C
．
restaurant
D
．
hotel
38
．
A
．
listen to
B
．
review
C
．
give
D
．
talk about
39
．
A
．
plan
B
．
choice
C
．
day
D
．
tour
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40
．
A
．
operation
B
．
speaking
C
．
employment
D
．
thinking
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1
）
In our
discussion with people on how education can help
them succeed in life, a woman remembered the first
meeting of an introductory__36__course
about 20 years ago.
The professor __37__the lecture hall,
placed upon his desk a large jar filled with dried
beans
（
豆）
, and
incited the students to _38_how many beans
the jar contained. After __39__shouts
of wildly wrong guesses the professor smiled a
thin, dry smile, announced the __40_
_
answer, and went on saying,”
You have
just __41__an important lesson about science. That
is Never__42__
your own
senses.”
Twenty years later, the __43__could
guess what the professor had in mind. He
__44__himself, perhaps, as inviting his students
to start an exciting
__45__into an
unknown world
invisible
（无形的）
to
the
46
,which can be discovered only through
scientific
47
.But the seventeen-year-old girl
could not accept or even
48
the
invitation’s was just
49
to understand the world. And she
50 that her firsthand
experience could be the
51
.The
professor, however, said that it was 52
.he was taking away her
only 53
for
knowing and was providing her with no substitute.”
I remember feeling
small and
54
,
”the women say,” and I did
the only thing I could do. I
55
the course that afternoon and I haven’t
gone near science
since.”
36
．
A. art
B.
history
C.
science
D. math
C. got through
D. marched into
ing to
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22
37
．
A. searched fo
B.
looked at
38
．
A.
count
39
．
g
g
away
40
．
le
t
ult
41
．
d
ed
42
．
43
．
er
n
r
ist
44
．
bed
ted
45
．
nt
46
.sor
dge
47.
s
48.
t
ting
ing
ding
g
ed
d
ned
51.
th
ting
able
s
tion
ened
d
d
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年全国
2
There
are
times
when
people
are
so
tired
that
they
fall
asleep
almost
anywhere.
We
can
see
there
is
a
lot
of
sleeping
on
the
bus
or
train
on
the
__21____home from work
in the evenings. A man will be__22____the
newspaper, and seconds later it __23___ as if he
is trying to ___24__it. Or he will fall
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23
asleep on
the shoulder of the stranger___25__ next to
him.___26___ place where unplanned short sleep
__27__ is in the lecture hall where a student will
start
snoring
（打鼾）
so ___28____that
the professor has to ask another student
to___29___ the sleeper awake. A more
embarrassing
（尴尬）
situation
occurs
when a student starts falling
into sleep and the ___30___ of
the head pushes the arm off
the___31___, and the movement carries the__32___
of the body
along.
The
student
wakes
up
on
the
floor
with
no___33___
of
getting
there.
The
worst
time
to
fall
asleep
is
when
__34___ .
Police
reports
are
full
of
___35___ that occur when people fall
into sleep and go__36_____ the road. If the
drivers are ___37____ , they are not seriously
hurt. One woman's car,
___38____ , went
into the river. She woke up in four feet of
__39____ and thought it was raining. When people
are really
___40_____
，
nothing will stop
them from falling asleep -- no matter
where they are.
21.A. way
B. track
C. path
D. road
22.A. buying
B. folding
C. delivering
D. reading
23.A. acts
B. shows
C. appears
D.
sounds
24.A. open
B.
eat
C. find
D.
finish
25.A. lying
B.
waiting
C. talking
D. sitting
26.A.
Next
B. Every
C. Another
D. One
27.A. goes on
up
D. returns
28.A.
bravely
B.
happily
C.
loudly
D. carelessly
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29.A. leave
B. shake
C. keep
D. watch
30.A. size
B.
shape
C. weight
D.
strength
31.A. cushion
C.
shoulder
D. book
32.A. action
B.
position
C.
rest
D. side
33.A. memory
B. reason
C. question
D. purpose
34.A. thinking
B. working
C. walking
D.
driving
35.A. changes
B. events
C. ideas
D. accidents
36.A. up
B. off
C. along
D. down
37.A. lucky
B. awake
C.
calm
D. strong
38.A.
in time
B. at first
C.
as usual
D. for example
39.A. dust
B. water
C.
grass
D. bush
40.A. tired
B. drunk
C. lonely
D. lazy
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When I first entered university, my
aunt, who is an English professor, gave me a new
English dictionary. I was __36___to see that it
was an English
dictionary, also known
as a monolingual dictionary._37___it was a
dictionary intended for
non
—
native learners, none of
my classmates had one __38__, to
be
honest, I found it extremely __39_ to use at
first. I would look up words in the dictionary and
_40__ not fully understand the meaning, I was used
to the
__41__ bilingual dictionaries,
in which the words are _42__ both in English and
Chinese, I really wondered why my aunt __43_ to
make things so difficult
for me. Now,
after studying English at university for three
years, I _44__ that monolingual dictionaries are
__45_ in learning a foreign language.
As I found out, there is
__46_ often NO perfect
equivalence(
对应
)between two
_47___ in two language. My aunt even goes so far
as to 48___ that a
Chinese “equivalent”
can never give you the _
_49___ meaning
of a word in English! ___50_ , she insisted that I
read the definition(
定义
) of a
word in a
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monolingual dictionary __51___ I wanted
to get a better understanding of its meaning.
____52__, I have come to see what she meant.
Using a
monolingual dictionary for learners has helped me
in another important way. This dictionary uses
a(n)
53
number of words, around
2000, in its definitions. When I read
these definitions, I am
54
exposed
to
（接触）
the basic words and
learn how they are used to explain objects and
ideas.
55
this, I can express myself more easily
in English.
36.A
．
worried
B
．
sad
C
．
surprised
37.A
．
Because
B
．
Although
C
．
Unless
38.A
．
but
B
．
so
C
．
or
39.A
．
difficult
B
．
interesting
C
．
ambiguous
40.A
．
thus
B
．
even
C
．
still
41.A
．
new
B
．
familiar
C
．
earlier
42.A
．
explained
B
．
expressed
C
．
described
43.A
．
offered
B
．
agreed
C
．
decided
44.A
．
imagine
B
．
recommend
C
．
predict
45.A
．
natural
B
．
better
C
．
easier
46
A
．
at best
B
．
in
fact
C
．
at times
47.A
．
words
B
．
names
C
．
ideas
48.A
．
hope
B
．
declare
C
．
doubt
49.A
．
exact
B
．
basic
C
．
translated
D
．
nervous
D
．
If
D
．
and
D
．
practical
D
．
again
D
．
ordinary
D
．
created
D
．
happened
D
．
understand
D
．
convenient
D
．
in
case
D
．
characters
D
．
tell
D
．
expected
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26
50.A
．
Rather
B
．
However
C
．
Therefore
D
．
Instead
51.A
．
when
B
．
before
C
．
until
D
．
while
52.A
．
Largely
B
．
Generally
C
．
Gradually
D
．
Probably
53.A
．
extra
B
．
average
C
．
total
D
．
limited
54.A
．
repeatedly
B
．
nearly
C
．
immediately
D
．
anxiously
55.A
．
According to
B
．
In relation to
C
．
In addition to
D
．
Because of
2010
全国
2
A man who knows how to write a personal
letter has a very powerful tool. A letter can be
enjoyed, read and 21
.
It can set up
a warm conversation
between two people
far apart(
远离的
)
；
it can keep a 22
with very little effort.
I will give
23 .
A few years ago my older
brother and I were not getting
24
We had been
close as 25
but had grown
apart. Our meetings were not 26
; our conversation was
filled with arguments and quarrels; and every
effort to clear the air seemed to only
27
our misunderstanding. Then he
28
a
small island in the Caribbean and we
29
touch .One
day he wrote
me a letter. He describe
his island and its people, told me what he was
doing, said how he felt, and encouraged me to
30
.
Rereading the letter, I was
31
by its
humor(
幽默
)and clever
expressions, These were all qualities for which I
had
32
respected my order brother but
33
he no longer
had them. I had never known he could
write so
34
.And with that one letter we became
friends
35
.
It might never have
occurred to
36
to write me if he had not been in a
place where there were no
37
,For him,
writing was a necessity, It also
turned
out to be the best way for us to get back in e we
live in an age of
38
co
mmunication(
通讯
),people often
39
that they don’t
always have
to phone or email. They have a
40
. And that is
to write.
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ten
ed
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ship
example
B.a lesson
experience
D.a talk
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through
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2009
全国
1
The True Story of Treasure
Island
It was always thought that
Treasure Island was the product of Robert Louis
Stevenson
’s imagination.
___36___
，
recent
research has found the true
story of
this exciting work.
Stevenson, a
Scotsman, had lived
37
for many years in 1881 he
returned to Scotland for a
38
. With him were his
American wife
Fanny and his son
39
.
Each morning Stevenson
would take them out for a long
40
over the hills.
They had been
41
this for several days before the
weather
suddenly took a turn for the
worse, Kept indoors by the heavy rain. Lloyd felt
the days
42
. To keep the boy happy Robert asked the boy to do
some
43
.
One
morning,
the
boy
came
to
Robert
with
a
beautiful
map
of
an
island.
Robert
44
that
the
boy
had
drawn
a
large
cross
in
the
middle
of
45
.
“What’s that?” he asked “That’s the
46
treasure “said
the boy Robert suddenly
47
something of an adventure story in the
boy’s
48
While the rain was pouring, Robert sat
down by the fire to write a story. He would make
the
49 a twelve-year-old
boy just like Lloyd. But who would he
the pirate
（海盗）
Robert had a good friend named Henley,
who walked around with the
50
of a wooden leg. Robert had always
wanted to
51
such a man in a
story
52
Long John
Silver the pirate with a wooden leg, was
53
.So thanks to a
54 .September in Scotland a
friend with a wooden leg and the
imagination of a twelve-year-old boy we
have one of the greatest 55 stories in the English
language.
36
．
A
．
However
B
．
Therefore
C. Besides
D
．
Finally
37
．
A
．
< br>alone
B
．
next door
C
．
at home
D
．
abroad
38
．<
/p>
A
．
meeting
B
．
story
C
．
holiday
D
．
jib
39
．
A
．<
/p>
Lloyd
B
．
Robert
C
．
Henley
D
．
John
40
．
A
．
talk
B
．
rest
C
．
walk
D
．
game
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29
41
．
A. attempting
B
．
missing
C. planning
ng
4
2
．
A
．
qu
iet
B
．
dull
C
．
busy
D
．
cold
43
．
A
．
cleaning
B
．
writing
44
．
A
．
< br>doubted
B
．
noticed
45
．
A
．
< br>the sea
C
．
drawing
D
．
exercising
C
．
decided
D
．
recognized
B
．
the house
C
．
Scotland
D
．
the island
C
．
discoveredD
< br>．
unexpected
46
．
A
．
forgotten
B
．
buried
< br>47
．
A
．
saw
B
．
drew
C
．
made
D
．
learned
48
．
A
．
book
B
．
reply
C
．
picture
49
．
A
．
star
B
．
hero
C
．
writer
D
．
mind
D
．
child
50
．
A
．
help
B
．
problem
C
．
use
D
．
bottom
< br>51
．
A
．
praise
B
．
produce
C
．
include
D
．
accept
< br>52
．
A
．
Yet
B
．
Also
C
．
But
D
．
Thus
53
．
A
．
read
B
．
born
C
．
hired
D
．
written
54
．
A
．
rainy
B
．
sunny
C
．
cool
D
．
windy
55
．
A
．
news B
．
love
C
．
real-life
D
．
adventure
09
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2
One of my father’s favorite sayings as
I was growing up was “Try it!” I couldn’t say I
didn’t like
21
, whatever it might be,
22
I tried it.
Over
the
years
I’ve
come
to
23
how
much
of
my
success
I
owe
to
my
24
of
those
words
as
one
of
my
values.
My
25
job was
just
one
I
decided to try for a couple of years
until I
26
what I want to
do as a career
（职业）
.
27
I believed I would work for a few
years, get married, stay
完型
30
home and
raise a family, so I didn’t think the job I took
28
that much. I couldn’t have
been more
29
. I mastered the skills
of that beginning level
position and I
was given the
opportunity
（机会）
to 30
through the company into
different
31
. I accepted each new
opportunity with the 32
,”Well,
I’ll try it; if I
don’t like it I can always go back to
my
33
position. ” But I was with the same
company for the past 28 years, and I’ve
34
every
career
change I’ve made. I’ve discovered I
35
a large number
of different talents
（才能）
and
skills that I never would have thought were within
me
had it not been for my being
36
trying new opportunities. I’ve also
discovered that if I
37
what I’m doing and work hard at
achieving my
38
. I will succeed. That’s
why I’m so
39
to be a part of Career
Fables. com. I think
40
has come and I am
determined
to make it a success.
21.
A. everything
B. something
C.
everybody
D. somebody
22. A. until after
B.
ever since
C. so that
D. long before
23. A. consider
B. argue
C. include
D.
realize
24. A.
suggestion
B. explanation
C. acceptance
D. discussion
25. A. hard
B. best
C. extra
D. first
26. A. determined
B.
examined
C. experienced
D. introduced
27. A. Actually
B. Gradually
C.
Finally
D. Usually
28. A. helped
B. required
C.
expressed
D. mattered
29. A. careful
B. mistaken
C.
interested
D. prepared
30. A. look up
B.
take up
C. move up
D. put up
31. A. Situations
B. Choices
C.
Directions
D. positions
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32. A.
thought
B. reply
C. action
D. advice
33. A. easier
B. newer
C. earlier
D. higher
34. A.
permitted
B.
counted
C.
organized
D. enjoyed
35. A. show
B.
possess
C. need
D. gather
36. A. lucky for
B.
slow at
C.
open to
D. afraid of
37. A. think of
B. give away
C. believe in
D.
turn into
38.
A. business
B. goal
C.
fortune
D. growth
39. A. excited
B. curious
C. surprised
D. helpful
40. A. dream
B. time
C.
power
D. honor
参考答案
2016.01
试题分析
:
本文是一篇记叙文主要介绍了
Larry
在送货回来的路上遇到了一辆着火的汽车。他不顾个人安危
，勇敢地拿起灭火器去救火，灭火后他
才发现原来汽车里还有幸存的人员，他的行为挽救
了他人的生命。
41.C
考查动词
辨析及语境理解。故事发生的时候他在沿着公路行驶。故选
C
。
42.D
考查动词辨析及语境理解。
Larry
是送货司机，由此推断他应该是在给客户送完货后回
去的路上。故选
D
。
43.C
考查连词辨析及语境理解。
Since
自从，由于；
Although
尽管；
As “
当
…
时候；
If
< br>如果；根据语境判断当他走近的时候，他又发现了另一辆
汽车。故选
C
。
44.B
考查代词辨析及语境理解。
Each
每个；
another
另一个；
that
那个；
h
is
他的；根据前句
Suddenly, he saw a
car with its bright lights on,
可知
当时有一辆亮着大灯的车，由此判断他又发现一辆损毁的汽车。
45.A
考查名词辨析及语境理解。根据第一段末句
the fire was put out
可知当时汽车是着火了。
< br>Flame
火苗；
smoke
烟
；
water
水；
steam
蒸汽。故选
A
。
46.B
考查形容词词辨析及语境理解。
根
据第二段中
a women’s voice coming
from the wrecked vehicle
，
可知汽车是毁坏了的，
used
使用；
disabled
残
废的；
removed
被移除了的；
abandoned
被遗弃的。故选
B
。
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32
47.A
考查动词辨析及语境理解。根据后句可知他下车去灭火。
Get hold
of
拿起；
prepare
准备；
take charge of
负责；
co
ntrol
控制。故选
A
。
48.D
考查动词辨析及语境理解。
根据
and told Larry he had _48__ an
emergency call
可知，
那个司机走了过来和
Larry
说话。
Come
down
下来；
come
through
经历；
come
in
进来；
come over
走过
来。故选
D
。
49.C
考查动词辨析及语境理解。
根据下文警察来了可知这
个司机打了电话报警。
Return
归还；
receive a
call
接到电话；
make a call
打电话；
confirm
确认。
故选
C
。
<
/p>
50.A
考查副词辨析及语境理解。根据语境判断他们听到车内有
人发出的声音。
Then
那时；
aga
in
再次；
finally
终于；
even
甚至。故选
A
。
51.D
考查动词辨析及语境
理解。根据上文可知汽车着火了，情况很危险，由此推断当时
Larry
离汽车远，所以他是走近了之后才看到车内的那位
女士。
Start the car
发动汽车；
park a
car
停放汽车；
pass a
car
路过汽车；
approach a car
走近汽车。故选
D
。
<
/p>
52.B
考查形容词辨析及语境理解。根据本段末句
she should not move
可知，
L
arry
让这名女士不要动。
Quiet
安静的；
still
不动的；
aw
ay
远离的；
calm
沉着的；故选<
/p>
B
。
53.D
考查连词辨析及语境理解。根据后句可以推断这位受困的女士
想从汽车里出来，而；
Larry
不让她动，怕她伤到脖子，这
两句话之间是转折
关系。故选
D
。
54.A
考查动词辨析及语境理解。根据
后句内容判断这位妇女害怕汽车会爆炸，故选
A
。
55.C
考查短语和介词辨析及语境理解。根据上
文可知
Larry
害怕她脖子会受伤，前后句之间是假设关系。
故选
C
。
5
6.B
考查动词短语辨析及语境理解。根据后句内容可以推断他们为了不妨碍警察救人，
都退到后面。
Stepped forward
迈步向前；
backed
off
退后；
moved on
继续前行；
set out
出发；根据
句意选
B
。
57.B
考查名词辨析及语境理解。根据上文
Once
fire and emergency people
arrived
可知是救援的警察赶到现场。
woman
妇女；
police
警察；
man
男
人；
dr
iver
司机；故选
B
。
58.D
考查形容词辨析及语境理解。根据后句可
知警察让他离开了，由此判断
Larry
询问警察他是否可以离
去。
Forbidden
被禁止的；
r
eady
有准备
的；
asked
被问到的；
free
自由的。
Be free
to do sth
自由地做某事。故选
D
< br>。
59.A
考查短语辨析及语
境理解。
根据上文可知
Larry
救人
的事实是确定无疑的。
for certain
确定无疑；
for
consideration
以供参考；
report
报道；
check
核实；故选
A
。<
/p>
60.C
考查名词辨析及语境理解。<
/p>
Patience
耐心；
skill
技能；
effort
努力；
promise
承诺；根据从上文可知
Larry
的努力挽救了别人的性命。
故选
C
。
考点：考查故事类短文阅读
2016.02
试题分析
:
本文属于夹叙夹议类短文，以
“
我
”
在电话中与我的代理商
Rani
< br>的交流中发现，她比较
“
冷漠
”
，甚至有了换人的想法。后来实际生活中的
一次接触让我发现原
来的看法完全是错误的，生活中的
Rani
是一个很善良体贴的
人。以此告诉我们不要随意下结论，要全面思考问题。
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21.D
考查上下文串联。动词
accept
接受；
notice
注意；
hear
听说；听见；
meet
遇见；根据第一句可知很多人只是通
过电话了解你，你们也许从来
都没有见过面，只是通过电话交流。故
D
正确。
22.A
考查动词短语。动词
move
移动；
run
奔跑；
develop
发展，开发；短语
come from
来自于
....
；他们对你的了解来自于电话，因为你们之间的
距离通常非常遥远，甚至在千里之外。，与
BCD
三项的动词
语义不搭配。故
A
正确。
23.B
考查上下文串联。虽然你们之间的距离很远，但是他
们只要通过你的声音，就可以了解你。上下文之间是转折关系，所以使用副词
yet
串联
前后语义。故
B
正确。
24.C
考查副词辨析。
副词
rather
相当地；
also<
/p>
也；
just
只是；
already
已经；本句使用
just
< br>表示强调，别人只要通过声音就可以了解你。故
C
正确。
25.A
考查上下文串联。根据<
/p>
26
空后
“only by phone
”
可知本文介绍的是电话，人们可以通过电话了解你。故
A
正确。
26.D
考查上下文串联。形容词
direct
直接的；
useful
有用的；
easy
容易的；
accurate
准确的；本空前的
but
说明上下文之间是转折关系，电话虽然
很强大
，但是也并不是很准确。与
ABC
三项语义不搭配。故
D
正确。
27.A
考查介词辨析。介词
in
person
亲自，
by
myself
靠自己；
in
public
当众；
on purpose
故意地；
A
项与空前的
facel
ess
形成呼应，
Rani
是代理人，
但是我们从来没有碰过面。故
A
正确。
28.A
考查上下文串联。空前的
cold voice
可知
Rani
在电话里的声音很冷漠，和让我很不高兴
，甚至想过要另外找一个代理人。说明我对他的声音
很反感。故
A
正确。
30.D
< br>考查动词辨析。动词
arrange
预定
;postpone
，推迟
;confirm
确认
;book
预定，因为家庭中的紧急事
情我要立刻预定回家的航班。动词
book
与
< br>flight
相搭配。故
D
正确
。
31.A
考查介词短语。短语
for the first
time
第一次；
at any
t
ime
随时；
from time
to time
时而不时；
in good time
及时，迅速；因为情况紧急，所以
我第一次亲自来到
Rani
的办公室。故
A
正确。<
/p>
32.B
考查动词辨析。动词
expect
期待，预料；
see
看见；
test
检测；
a
void
避免；她看到了我的着急，
Rani
< br>非常同情我，给了我安慰的笑容。动词
see
与上下文搭
配一致。
33.B
考查形容词辨析
。形容词
shy
害羞的；
comfor
ting
安慰的；
familiar
熟
悉的；
forced
被迫的；她看到我很着急，笑着安慰我。故
B
正确。
34.C
考查上下文串联。根据
30
空可知我要预定回家的航班的机票，本句中
Rani
很快帮我把机票打印出来。故
C
正确。
35.C
考查上下文串联。副词
hopefully
充满希望地；
disappoi
ntedly
感到失望地；
gratefully
感激地；
regretfully
遗憾地；对方如此
迅速地帮我把机票
打印出来，而且一直面带微笑，这让我心存感激。故
< br>C
项正确。
36.D
考查上下文串联。形容词
careful
细心
的；
seri
ous
严肃的，认真的；
nervous
紧张的；
pleasa
nt
令人愉快的；现实生活中的
Rani
富有同情心，
待人热情大方。是一个令人愉快的相处对象。所以当我转身时，看见的是
与电话中完全不一样的
Rani
。故
D
项正确。
37.D
考查上下文串联。现实生活中的她是如此的体贴大方，而我之前却认为她很冷漠，甚至有了要另找代理的
想法，我真是无话可说。说明电话
中得到的印象有时很不准确。故
D
项正确。
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34
38.B
< br>考查上下文串联。在文章
28
空前
cold
，以及之前我因为
Rani
很冷漠，但却没有想到实际生活中的
Rani
是如此的美好善良
。故
B
项正确。
39.C
考查名词辨析。名词
for
giveness;
谅解
;eagerness;
急切，
friendliness
友好
;skillfulness.
熟练，从
52-54
空内容可知
Rani
对我非常友好善良
，并没
有电话中的那种冷漠的感觉。故
C
项正确。
40.B
考查名词辨析
。名词
explanation
解释，
attitude
态度，
concept
概念，
behaviour
行为，
R
ani
的善良友好的态度并没有从电话线中传递过去。
B
项指
Rani
接待我的发好的态度。故
B
项正确。
2016.03
试题分析
:
文章是一篇与足球有关的故事。
作者想成为球队里最棒的球员，
并向最优秀的球员
Miller
看齐。
为了实现梦想，
作者刻苦训练，
在
Miller
受伤之后，作者脱颖而出，成为最有价值球员。作者的表现得到
了
Miller
的认可。
21.B
考查动词短语辨析。
A.
cheering for:
为
…
欢呼
，
3. beating
out
打败，
c. relying
on
依靠，
D. staying with
< br>和
……
待在一起。要想成为球队里的明
< br>星，就要打败最优秀的球员，故选
B
。
< br>
27.D
考查动词辨析。
ed
报告；
B. judged
判断；
C.
organized
组织；
D.
watched
观看。
while he
27
the home games from the bench
受伤后
的
Miller
坐在长凳上观
看比赛，故选
D
。
< br>28.C
考查并列连词。
和；<
/p>
B. then
然后；
C.
but
但是；
D.
thus
因此。
I was named most
valuable player
和
I often had
crazy dreams
形成对比，作
者虽然被封为最有价值
球员，但是他总是做噩梦，故选
C
。
29.C
考查名词辨析。
A.
decision
决定；
B.
mistake
错误；
C.
accident
事故；
D. sacrifice
牺牲。让作者感到内疚的是，仿佛是自己应该为
Miller
的事
故负责，作者觉得有点胜之不武，故选
C
。
30.A
考查形
容词辨析。
；
B.
hurt
；
C.
tired
劳累的；
D.
lost
丢失的。
saw Miller
30
going over a fence
作者看到
Miller
在翻篱笆，只有一
只手臂的
Miller
翻篱笆很困难，因此应该是被卡在篱笆上了，故选
A
。
31
B
考查形容词辨析
.
稳定的
;
困难的
;c. fun
有趣的
;
，合适的，傀康的。手臂健全的人翻篱笆不费吹灰之力，故选
B
。
31.
考查名词辨析。
表扬
;B advice
建议
;c. assistance
帮助
;D. apology
道歉。
作者认为
Miller
最不愿接受作者
的帮助，
the last
，
最不可能
的，
故选
c
。
32.B
考查动词辨析。
A let
让
;B. helped
帮助
;c
had
有，使
;D.
noticed
注意到。根据
he accepted
可知
Miller
接受了作者的帮助，故选
B
。
34
D
考查形容词辨析。
A dropped Bready
准备好的
;d
被困住的
;D. safe
安全的。作者和
Miller
两人成功翻过篱笆，故选
D
。
35 A
考查副词辨析。
A
fine
够好，可接受
;B wrong
错误地
;c quickly
迅速
D normally
正常。<
/p>
Miller
认为作者表现得很好，故选
A
。
36
c
考查代词辨析。
A us
我们
;B yourself
你白己
;
我
;D them
他们。
Miller
感谢作者填补了他的空缺，故选
c<
/p>
。
完型
35
37.D
考查名词辨析。
A
memories
记忆
;B ideas
主意
;cattitudes
态度
;D dreams
梦。得到了<
/p>
Miller
的认可
Z
< br>后，作者的噩梦也不见了踪影，故选
D
。
38 A
考副词辨析。
A
still
仍然
;B
also
，也
;c. yet
然而，还没
;D just
刚刚仅仅。
Miller
虽然受伤了，但却不会被打败，作者认为
Miller
仍然是最强
的，故选
A
。
39
D
考查动词辨析。
A challenged
挑战
;B
cured
治愈
;c invited
邀请
;admired
敬佩，欣赏。作者认为白己敬佩
Miller
没有做错，故选
D
。
40 B
考查形容词比
校级。从那天起，作者长大了许多，更重视自己的存在了，故冼
B
。
考点：生活故事类短文阅读
2015.01
[
语篇解读
]
周末我带着孩子们去超市，在门口遇到了一位需要帮助的人。于是我和
孩子们向他伸出了援助之手，孩子们按照自已的想法给了这个
人帮助。这件事会给孩子们
带来长久的影响，陪伴他们走过长长的人生路。【文章大意】本文是一篇记叙文。介绍了作者和孩子们帮助了一位
陌
生男子，他非常感激，而且作者和孩子们也从帮助别人的过程中体验到了快乐。【语篇
导读】这是一篇记叙文，作者讲述了发生在自己身边的一
件事。周末的时候作者和孩子们
去超市的路上遇到了一个站在寒风中寻求帮助的人，他引导孩子们奉献爱心，快乐自己。通过这次经历，作者诠<
/p>
释了“赠人玫瑰，手留余香”的真谛。文章讲述了在周末作者带孩子们去超市，在路上看到
一个需要帮助的人。在超市里作者和孩子买了许多东
西给这个歌需要帮助的人，从此以后
作者和孩子帮助更多需要帮助的人。
41
．【考点】本题考查语篇理解中的“措辞界定”和“常识推断”。【答案】
A
【解析】解答此题的关键在于空后的“
Family
to
Feed
”，这是题
眼，结合选项可知，那位男子当时失去了工作。
A
选项意为“失去，丧失，丢失”，与上下文语境相符。
B
项意为
“改变，变化，交换”；
C
项意
为“离
开，放弃，停止”；
D
项意为“完成，结束”，这三个选项与文
意明显不符，可排除。故答案选
A
。
4
1
．
A
纸上写着“失去了工作，有一家
人要养活”。
lose
one's
job
某人失去了工作，符合题意，故选
A
项。
quit
one
’
s
job
意为“某人辞职”，与语境不符。考查语境中动词的辨析。
联系下文内容及“
Family to feed
．”可知这
个人失业了，还要养活家人。故答案为
A
。在路上，我们注意到
一个男人握着一张纸，纸上写到：
“
失
业，需要养家。
”
42
．【考点】本题考查语篇理解中的“综合照应”。【答案】
C
【解析】空后的
not normal
是答题的关键，
结合上下文和选项可知，作者认为这
种景象是不正常的。
A
项意为“条件，情况，环境”；
B
项意为“
地方，地点”；
C
项意为“视力，景象。眼界”；
D
项意为“显示，演出，上演”。
由此结合语境可知
，
sight
符合文意。故答案选
C<
/p>
。
42
．
C
在这家超市，这样的情景是不正常的。
sight
< br>在此处指：景象，情景。考查语境中名词
的辨析。那人手里拿着一张写有“失去工
作，供养家人”的纸，站在冷风中。这种情景在超市外面并不常见。
condition
条件；
place
地方；
sight
：
情景，景象；
show
展示。显然唯有
C
项符合题意
。
43
．【考点】本题考查语篇理解
中的“下文照应”。【答案】
B
【解析】根据空后内容可知，作
者的孩子发表了自己的评论。
A
项意为“建议，示
意，暗示”；
B
项意为“意见。评述，评论”；
C
项意为“决定，决心”；
D
项意为“喊叫，呼喊”。
comment
常与介词<
/p>
on
构成短语，即
comment
on
意为“对……评论”，与语境相符。故正确答案为
B
。
43
．
B
我
10
岁的孩子注意到了他
，并对此发表了自己的评论
(comment)
。考查语境中名
词的辨析。十岁的儿子看到这个站在冷风中的求助者十分感慨，发表评论
(comment)
。
suggestion
建议；
decision
决定；
call
电话；均不合句意。
完型
36
44
．【考点】本题考查语篇理解中的“综合照应”。【答案】
A
【解析】空前的
stand
是关键词，结合空格处前后的内容可
知，作者的孩子认为那
个人当时在凛冽的寒风中站在外边糟透了。在四个选项中，
outside
意为“在外面，向外面，在室外”，恰好与上下文语境
相一致。故答案选
A
。
44
．
A
不得不站在外面
(o
utside)
的寒风中一定是一件非常糟糕的事情。此处指这个人站在超市外面的寒风
中乞讨，故选
A
项。考查语境中副词的
辨析。由“
in the cold
wind
”所提供的信息可以判断此人是站在超市外面的。
<
/p>
45
．【考点】本题考查语篇理解中的“下文照应”。【答案】<
/p>
D
【解析】根据空后内容可知，作者叫每个孩子选择那位男子需要
的东西。
pick
作
为动词，意为“挑
选，采摘，选择”，与上下文内容相符，故答案选
D
。
45
．
D
进入商店里，
我要孩子们每人挑选出一件东西。此处表达“从众多
的商品中挑出一个”，要用
pick
。考查语境中动词的辨析。根据下文所述可知，我让孩子们挑选
(pick)
某种他们认为这位朋友喜欢
(appreciate)
的东
西。
draw
绘画；
say
说出；
arrange
安排。均与语境不符。
46
．【考点】本题考查语篇理解中的“措辞界定”和“常识推断”。
【答案】
C
【解析】对于作者孩子们所选的东西，陌生人非常需
要，当然会很
感激。
A
项意为“命令，
整理，定购”；
B
项意为“供给，提供，补充”；
C
项意为“欣赏，感激，领会”；
D
项意为“发现，发觉，看出，找出”。
由此结合语境可知，
appreciate
词义符合文意，为正确答案，故选
C
。
46
．
C<
/p>
让孩子们挑选出一件他们认为我们那位“朋友”会喜欢
(appr
eciate)
的东西。考查语境中动词的辨析。见上一小题解析。
order
命令，订购；
supply
供应；
discover
发现。均不符合语境。
47
．【考点】本题考查语篇理解中的“下文照
应”。【答案】
D
【解析】第
54
空前的
t11he gift
card
是准确答题的关键
,
由此可
知，此处指的
是作者的孩子建议给他一张礼物卡。在四个选项中
gift
card
符合题意，故答案选
D
。
47
．
D
根据后文的
the
gift
card
可知答案为
D
项。考查语
境中名词的辨析。下一段“
When I
handed him the gift
card
…”一句已有暗示。
48<
/p>
．【考点】本题考查语篇理解中的“逻辑推断”。【答案】
B
【解析】空后的转折连词
but
是关键词，
答题的题眼，由此结合空格处前后的内容
可知，作者认为他们这样做在现金方面花费很低
。在四个选项中，形容词
low
与上下文语境相符，为正确答案
。故答案选
B
。
48
< br>．
B
我们自己的钱
也快用完了。
be low on sth
．某物快耗尽了。考查语境中形容
词的辨析。根据前面“
I thought about it.
’以及接下来的“
but
…
well
,
…”可知，我
们的现金也不多了。
e
asy
容易；
low(
数量等
)
不足的：
soft
柔
软的；
loose
松散的。
B
项显然符合句意。
49
．【考点】本题考查语篇理解中的“上文照应”。【答案】
A
【解析】根据上文第
47
空前的关键词
giving
及空格处前后的内容可知，给予别人
帮助有时也是
我们自己的需要。在四个选项中，
giving
与文意相符，为
正确答案。故选
A
。
49
．
A
根据情境可知我和孩子们是在给予别人东西。<
/p>
考查语境中动词的辨析。由全文内容不难看出，作者和孩子们的举动是将财物赠与需要帮助
的人。故答案为
A
。我们把我们不充足的东西给予别
人，而不是充足的东西，正是我们真正需要去做的。
50
．【考点】本题考查语篇理解中的“综合照应”。【答案】
D
【解析】根据空格处前后的内容可知，作者认为那恰好是他们需要做的事情。在四
个选项中，
just
作为副词．意为“
正好，恰好，仅仅，只是，刚刚”，能够与上下文语境相衔接，为正确答案。故答案选
D
。
50
．
D<
/p>
从我们所需
要的东西中，而不是从我们富有的东西中拿出些来给别
人，这正是
(just)
我们需要做的。考查语境中副词的辨析
。有时，从生活需用品中节省出
来赠与别人恰恰是
(just)
我们需要做的。其余选项不符合语意逻辑。
< br>51
．【考点】本题考查语篇理解中的“下文照应”。【答案】
< br>A
【解析】空后的
something
< br>是关键词，由此结合上下文语境可知，作者的几个孩子
完型
37
都说了一下他们那一周能够做的事情。
A
项意为“宣布，声明，断言，宣称”；
B
项意为“分
享，分担，分配”；
C
项意为“忽视，无视，不顾．不
理”；
D
项意为“期望，指望，预期，预料”。
结合语境可知，
declared
与文意相符，为正确答案。故
选
A
。
51
．
A
所有的孩子都宣布了自己本周
会停止
使用的东西。
declare
宣布，声明；
share
分享；
ignore
忽
略，忽视；
expect
期望。此处表示“宣布，声明”，故选
A
项。考查语境中动
词的辨析。为了省
出钱来去帮助别人，孩子们纷纷宣布自己这周可以取消不用的东西。
declare
公布，宣布；
share
分享，分担；
ignore
忽视，不理
睬；
expect
期待。由句意可知答案为
A
。所有的孩子声明了他们能够为这个周末放弃自己想要的东西。
52
．【考点】本题考查语篇理解中的“上文照应”。【答案】
C
【解析】上文第
46
空之后提到，他们购买了苹果、三明治和果汁，由此结合空格
处前后的内容可知，
他们递给那位男子的是一大包食品，
因此
fo
od
词义与语境相符，
为正确答案，
故
选
C
。
52
．
C
根据上文提到的
apples
，
a
sandwich
and
a
bottle
of
juice
可知此处应该是我们
递给他一袋子吃的东西，故选
C
项。考查语境中名词的辨析。联
系上文“
They got
apples
，
a
sandwich
，
and a bottle of jui
ce
．”一句可知，我们将这些食品递给这个人。故答案为
C<
/p>
。
53
．【考
点】本题考查语篇理解中的“下文照应”。【答案】
B
【解析】
第
54
空之后提到，那位男子感动得热泪盈眶，由此结合选项可
知，此处
指的是他的眼睛湿润了。
A
项
意为“瞌睡的，困倦的，想睡觉的”；
B
项意为“多水的，湿润
的，湿的，有雨意的”；
C
项意为“好奇的，有求知
欲的，爱挑剔的”；
D
项意为“急剧的，锋利的，
强烈的，敏捷的”。由此结合语境可知，
watery
符合文意
。故答案选
B
。
53
< br>．
B
收到我们的食物
后，这个人
一下子高兴起来，眼含着泪水对我们表示了感谢。
with watery eyes<
/p>
眼泪汪汪地。
sleepy
困乏的；
curious
好奇的；
sharp
锋利的，
锐利的。
考查语境中形容词的辨析。
根据本段结尾一句中的
“…
he
burst into tears
．
”
可知，
这个人眼含泪水向我们表示感谢。
sleepy
困倦的；
watery
含水的；
curious
好奇的；
sharp
锐利的。由语境可知
B
项为正确答案。
54
．【考点】本题考查语篇理解中的“措辞界定”
和“常识推断”。【答案】
B
【解析】分析空格处所在的句子结
构可知，
for
之后跟的是宾语从
句，
空格处在从句中作动词
need
的宾语，由此可排除
D
项；空格处并非指人，而是指的是其体内容，因此应用连接代词
whatever
。引导宾语从
句。
故答案选
B
。
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．
B
我告诉他可以用这张卡来为他家买可能需
要的东西。
空格处的引导词在该从句中作宾语，
表示物且无范围
限制，
要用
whatever
引导。考
查语境中代词的辨析。由句子结构可知，这是一个宾语从句。从句谓语动词
need
之后缺少宾语，故可将
D
项排除。再结合句
意“我告
诉他可以用这张卡为家人购买生活必需品”可知答案非
B
莫属。
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．【考点】本题考查语篇理解中的“措辞界定”和“常识推断”。【答案】
A
【解析】空前的形容词
wonderful
是答
题的关键词，由此结合选项
可知，对作者一家来说，这是一次非常好的经历。
A
项意为“经验，经历，体验”；
B
项意为“例子，榜样”；
C
项意为“消息，信息”；
D
项意
为“冒险，冒险经历，冒险活动
”。结合语境可知，
experience
与文意相符，为正确
答案。故选
A
。
55. A
这件事对我们一家来说是一次非常好
的经历。
ex
perience
在此处指“经历”，符合语境。考查语境中名词的辨析。由前文所述可
知，这是一次非常棒的经历，给了孩子们莫大的鼓舞。
experience
经历；
example
例子；
message
口信；
adventure
冒险。显然答案为
A
。
56
．【考点】本题考查语篇理解中的“综合照应”。【答案】
D
【解析】根据空格处之前的内容，并联系上下文内容可知，作者的
几个孩子一直在
寻找他们能够帮助的人。
A
项意为“依靠，依赖”；
B
项意为“尊敬，尊重，遵守”；
C
项意为“向……学习”；
D
项意为“帮助，救助，资助，
援助，促进”。，由此结合文意可知，
help
的词义符合语境。故答案选
D
。
56
．
D
多少天以来孩子们一直在寻找我们能够帮助
(help)
的人。考查
完型
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