题目内容
17.Robeson was born in a very poor family.At seven,he had to pick coal in a deserted mine near his home,and then he sold(16)Dhe had picked and earned a few coins to help his parents.He had(17)Cschooling,for being so poor,how could they (18)Bschool fees?When he was fifteen,he worked (19)Aa servant in a school.Looking at other children studying in the classroom,he felt (20)D for himself.How he (21)Cto have the same chance!He decided to study by (22)B.In the daytime,after the sweeping and cleaning was over,he(23)Dstand by the window outside the classroom trying to catch what the teacher said.At night,he tried his best to remember what he(24)Aduring the day.He worked(25)B hard at his lessons that he sometimes had just three or four hours to sleep.The more he learned,the greater(26)Bhe showed in his lessons.A maths teacher discovered him and came to like this diligent boy and(27)A him to sit at the back of the class.In one exam,he was the(28)Bone in the whole school who reached the highest grade.He would have been given the scholarship if he (29)Aa regular student of the school.
Robeson (30)D through six long years with his study of maths and wrote several articles which captured the(31)D of some university professors.They admired his talent (32)C his diligence.To give him a good chance,they hired him as a librarian and (33)B him free guidance.Robeson felt (34)C,for he was sure that before him there was a broad road(35)Asuccess.
16.A.whether | B.which | C.that | D.what |
17.A.many | B.few | C.little | D.much |
18.A.buy | B.afford | C.send | D.read |
19.A.as | B.like | C.for | D.by |
20.A.angry | B.ashamed | C.proud | D.sorry |
21.A.hated | B.decided | C.wished | D.regretted |
22.A.the teacher | B.himself | C.his parents | D.his schoolmates |
23.A.could | B.ought to | C.should | D.would |
24.A.had learned | B.has been taught | C.has heard | D.had been written down |
25.A.very | B.so | C.too | D.quite |
26.A.joy | B.interest | C.time | D.taste |
27.A.allowed | B.agreed | C.let | D.refused |
28.A.worst | B.only | C.last | D.laziest |
29.A.had been | B.has been | C.is | D.was |
30.A.learned | B.listened | C.mastered | D.struggled |
31.A.notice | B.influence | C.eyes | D.attention |
32.A.except for | B.according to | C.as well as | D.in spite of |
33.A.taught | B.offered | C.lent | D.sent |
34.A.sad | B.angry | C.happy | D.disappointed |
35.A.leading to | B.coming from | C.made of | D.covered with. |
分析 本文讲述了一位贫穷的孩子靠自己的个人努力最终成功的故事,有很强的激励价值.Robeson家很穷,不能承担得起学费,在15岁的时候,他成为了学校里的一个仆人.完成工作以后,经常在窗外听老师上课,晚上他努力的回想白天所学的内容,一位数学老师允许他坐在教室的后面,结果有一次他是全校唯一的一个获得最高的分数的人,他引起了一些大学教授的注意,他们雇佣他作图书管理员,并给他提供指导,他为此感到开心,感觉到前面有一条通向成功的路.
解答 16-20 DCBAD 21-25 CBDAB 26-30 BABAD 31-35 DCBCA
小题16:D 语法分析.What引导宾语从句what he had picked并作为pick的宾语.
小题17:C 上下文串联.因为他的家庭很贫穷,所以他接受的教育很少.
小题18:B 动词辨析.A买;B 承担得起;C送;D读;他家很穷,怎么能承担得起学费?
小题19:A 介词辨析.As作为;指在15岁的时候,他成为了学校里的一个仆人.
小题20:D 形容词辨析.A生气;B羞愧;C自豪;D难受.指他为自己感觉到难受.
小题21:C 动词辨析,A讨厌;B决定;C希望;D遗憾;他多么希望自己有同样受教育的机会.
小题22:B 固定词组.Teach oneself自学.他决定自学.
小题23:D 情态动词用法.Would过去常常做某事;指他完成工作以后,经常在窗外听老师上课.
小题24:A 动词辨析.A学会;B教;C考虑D想知道;指晚上他努力的回想白天所学的内容.
小题25:B 固定结构.So…that…如此…以至于…晚上他努力的回想白天所学的内容.
小题26:B 固定词组.Show interest in…对…表现出兴趣;他越学习,越表现出对学习的兴趣.
小题27:A 动词辨析.A允许:B同意;C让;D拒绝;那位数学老师允许他坐在教室的后面.
小题28:B 副词辨析.句意:他是全校唯一的一个获得最高的分数的人.
小题29:A 语法分析.这是一个虚拟语气,与过去事实相反,条件句里用过去完成时.
小题30:D 动词辨析.A学会;B听;C掌握;D努力;奋斗;指他奋斗了六年.
小题31:D 名词辨析.A注意;B影响;C眼睛;D注意力;指他引起了一些大学教授的注意.
小题32:C 短语辨析.A除…之外;B根据;C和…D尽管;他们佩服他的才干也佩服他的勤奋.
小题33:B 动词辨析.A教;B提供;C借;D送;他们雇佣他作图书管理员,并给他提供指导.
小题34:C 上下文串联.别人给他提供了好的机会,他为此感到开心.
小题35:A 短语辨析.A通向;B来自;C由…制成;D覆盖;他感觉到前面有一条通向成功的路.
点评 本文的设空合理,考查全面,主要以上下文语境中的词义辨析和串联为主,要求考生熟悉语法规则,理解单词在上下文语境中的词义,合理的辨析推测.
A. | great help; helpless | B. | a great help; of no use | ||
C. | important; of few importance | D. | very helpful; of no any use |
I learned how to accept life as it is from my father.(21)B,he did not teach me acceptance when he was strong and healthy but rather when he was (22)Cand ill.
My father was (23)Ba strong man who loved being active,but a terrible illness(24)D all that away.Now he can no longer walk and he must sit quietly in a chair all day.Even talking is (25)A.One night,I went to visit him with my sisters,we started (26)Dabout life,and I told them about one of my (27)A.I said that we must always very often give things up(28)C we grow-our youth,our beauty,our friends-but it always(29)Athat after we give something up,we gain something new in its place.Then suddenly my father (30)Cup.He said,"But,Peter.I gave up (31)A!What did I gain?"I thought and thought,but I could not think of anything to say.(32)D,he answered his own question:"I (33)A the love of my family."I looked at my sisters,and saw tears in their eyes,along with hope and thankfulness.
I was also (34)C by his words.After that,when I began to feel irritated(愤怒的) at someone,I (35)Cremember his words and become (36)D.If he could replace his great pain with a feeling of love for others,then I should(37)B to give up my small irritations.In this(38)D,I learned the power of acceptance from my father.
Sometimes I(39)D what other things I could learn from him if I had listened more carefully when I was a boy.For now,though,I am grateful for this one (40)B.
21.A.Afterwards | B.However | C.Therefore | D.Meanwhile |
22.A.tired | B.poor | C.weak | D.slow |
23.A.already | B.once | C.only | D.still |
24.A.put | B.threw | C.sent | D.took |
25.A.difficult | B.impossible | C.stressful | D.hopeless |
26.A.worrying | B.caring | C.asking | D.talking |
27.A.beliefs | B.experience | C.decisions | D.ambitions |
28.A.before | B.since | C.as | D.till |
29.A.seems | B.promises | C.suggests | D.requires |
30.A.summed | B.turned | C.spoke | D.opened |
31.A.everything | B.anything | C.nothing | D.something |
32.A.Certainly | B.Immediately | C.Naturally | D.Surprisingly |
33.A.gained | B.accepted | C.had | D.enjoyed |
34.A.attracted | B.astonished | C.touched | D.warned |
35.A.should | B.could | C.would | D.might |
36.A.quiet | B.happy | C.relaxed | D.calm |
37.A.ready | B.able | C.free | D.likely |
38.A.case | B.form | C.method | D.way |
39.A.doubt | B.guess | C.know | D.wonder |
40.A.award | B.gift | C.lesson | D.word. |
"A lot of people haven't had any offers yet,"she says."I said I already had one."
"Wait,"Dick says."Are you(39)Dto be me?"
"No,I have my own login details now,"she says.
"How do you know he isn't his own mother pretending to be him?"Dick says.
Earlier,when we all sat down to lunch,Dick,who had been to parties the(40)Cevening,came back.
"Who were there?"my wife asks Dick."What was it like?"
"It was OK."he says.
"Not good enough,"she says."What was the worst thing(41)Bhappened?"My wife's continued question(42)Ba deepening,boring silence. I start to eat faster. There is a long,highly (43)Dpause in the conversation.
"So,"she says(44)A,"was it a kissing party?"
"Oh my God!"shouts Dick,(45)Chis fork."What is wrong with you?Why are you like this?"
Surrounded by further scolds,lunch comes to a hurried end. Dick finds himself(46)Dwith clearing up.(47)A,the running of water and the sound of washing plates are the only sounds in the room.
"(48)Bat any time you're prepared to apologize for being rude,"she says,"you can go and finish watching the football."
"Are you joking?"he shouts."No way!Why (49)CI apologize to you?"
He pauses to look into the bottom of a pan,and a smile(50)Dacross his face."What I mean is,I'm really very sorry,"he says,dropping the pan into the sink and running from the room."Bye!"
"You don't have to worry,"my wife says."In a(51)B's time,you'll be 18 and I won't be able to do this to you any more."
"Really?"he says.
"You'll be a(n)(52)D,"she says.
The boy stops to consider the blue print that after a(53)Dset seven days from then on,his parents will be(54)Ato stop ruining his life. He looks both doubtful and a little alarmed.
I approaches my wife,whispering to her."Dear,I agree with you-understanding and trust may (55)Cbe a good way to communicate with our teen children."
36.A. lost | B. confused | C. involved | D. joined |
37.A. spent | B. cost | C. spared | D. used |
38.A. in need of | B. on behalf of | C. in charge of | D.as a result of |
39.A. willing | B. bound | C. intended | D. pretending |
40.A. urgent | B. latter | C. previous | D. obvious |
41.A. to be | B. that | C. which | D. being |
42.A. focuses on | B. meets with | C. caters to | D. deals with |
43.A. motivated | B. unlikely | C. evolved | D. charged |
44.A. finally | B. gradually | C. initially | D. randomly |
45.A. casting | B. falling | C. dropping | D. washing |
46.A. crowded | B. furnished | C. equipped | D. tasked |
47.A. For a time | B. Once upon a time | C. Sooner or later | D. In time |
48.A. Unless | B. Supposing | C. If only | D. While |
49.A. must | B. will | C. should | D. shall |
50.A. comes | B. wanders | C. gets | D. steals |
51.A. moment | B. week | C. year | D. month |
52.A. adult | B. freedom | C. origin | D. friend |
53.A. goal | B. record | C. example | D. deadline |
54.A. required | B. limited | C. forbidden | D. permitted |
55.A. also | B. too | C. as well | D. either |