题目内容

10．Halloween Coming Out
"A man was shot in the face during a bank robbery．"That was the news about me five years ago．From then on I never looked in a （36）A； it even scared myself when seeing my destroyed face．I lived in my house alone without outside contact．But one night I was making an （37）D．It was Halloween．
What a fitting night for me to （38）C!I longed for human contact．When my pumpkin lantern smiled a toothy welcome in my front door，I heard footsteps and giggling（咯咯的笑） as children came close to my house．
"Trick or treat，"they cried．
My hands started to （39）A．I opened the door and gave them a （40）B  smile through my damaged lips beneath a rough scar where my nose once （41）B．
"Do you want a trick，or do you want a treat？"My voice sounded more like a ghost．The （42）C  expression on the children's faces suggested everything．
"Treat!"They （43）D  picked a candy or two from my bucket，and ran to the （44）A  of their parents．
I closed the door，and pressed my back against it．I felt dizzy，but I （45）D  it．Then the bell rang．"Trick or treat．"a （46）A  voice came to me．I opened the door to find a small girl，wearing a Shirley Temple mask．
"Hi，Shirley．"I spoke quietly not to （47）B  her．"Aren't you beautiful tonight？"
She stared at her feet and shook her head，"No．"
"Yes，you are．You're Shirley Temple，the most beautiful girl in the world．"
She looked up at me，and pulled her （48）C to the side．Seeing her deformed（变形的） face，my heart missed a beat．
"Well，I think you are beautiful，darling．"I said gently．
At the words，her eyes connected with mine．An uncertain hand reached toward my bucket and took one piece of candy．"Thank you．"Her voice was a （49）B．She turned and ran to her mother．I nodded my head to her mother and gave them both a （50）B．
I closed my door and turned off my gate lamp．My （51）D  life began again．
The next morning I heard my doorbell ring．I tried to ignore it，（52）C  it rang again．I went to the door and called out，"Who's there？"
"It's Shirley Temple and her Mom．"
I opened the door in a few （53）C  and looked．It was the woman and her daughter without her mask．Before I spoke，the mother said，"My girl said she wanted to meet you．"I watched tears start to （54）A  in the mother's eyes．"This is her first time outside without her mask．"
I pulled the door open and that was also the first time in five years for me to invite someone into my（55）D．

36．A．mirrorB．walletC．pocketD．bank
37．A．expectationB．appointmentC．introductionD．exception
38．A．actB．stayC．appearD．flee
39．A．shakeB．crossC．danceD．tap
40．A．bitterB．friendlyC．simpleD．quiet
41．A．livedB．satC．breathedD．slept
42．A．movedB．excitedC．shockedD．puzzled
43．A．easilyB．politelyC．sadlyD．quickly
44．A．securityB．shadowC．defenseD．sight
45．A．finishedB．promotedC．gotD．did
46．A．thinB．loudC．claimD．clear
47．A．interruptB．scareC．discourageD．cheat
48．A．glovesB．hatC．maskD．glasses
49．A．whistleB．whisperC．signalD．sigh
50．A．glanceB．waveC．handD．surprise
51．A．busyB．socialC．meaningfulD．lonely
52．A．forB．soC．butD．or
53．A．secondsB．effortsC．inchesD．steps
54．A．wellB．dryC．freezeD．fix
55．A．futureB．storyC．mindD．life．

分析 本文讲述了作者看到被毁容的面孔，脸上的伤疤让我自己都惊恐，所以从那时起从不照镜子，到最后开门邀请别人进入到自己的生活的故事．

解答 36-40 ADCAB   41-45 BCDAD   46-50 ABCBB   51-55 DCCAD
36．A  本题考查词语辨析和语境理解．A：镜子，B：钱包，C：衣兜，D：银行．看到被毁容的面孔，脸上的伤疤让我自己都惊恐，所以从那时起我从不照镜子．根据语境可知答案为A．
37．D 本题考查词语辨析和固定搭配．A：期望，B：约会，C：介绍，D：例外．make an exception意为"例外，破例"，根据空前句和句首but 可知答案为D．
38．C  本题考查语境理解和文化背景．A：行动，B：停留，C：出现，D：逃走．对我来说这是一个多么适合露面的晚上啊!故答案为C．
39．A 本题考查推理判断和词语辨析．A：发抖，B：穿过，C：跳舞，D：轻声走．5年来从未与外界接触，同时又渴望着接触，此时心情激动所以手是颤抖的．故答案为A．
40．B 本题考查词语辨析和推理判断．A：苦的，B：友好的，C：简单的，D：安静的． 此处表示渴望和人接触，又怕吓到他们，所以示以他们友好的微笑．故答案为B．
41．B  本题考查词汇引申含义和语境理解．A：居住，B：坐落，位于，C：呼吸，D：睡觉．此处指原来鼻子是位于伤疤的位置，故答案为B．
42．C 本题考查语境理解和词语辨析．A：感动的，B：兴奋的，C：震惊的，D：迷惑不解的．孩子们看到我的面容感到震惊，故答案为C．
43．D 本题考查逻辑推理和词语辨析．A：容易地，B：有礼貌地，C：悲伤地，D：快速地．因为害怕所以应该是快速地，故答案为D．
44．A 本题考查逻辑推理和语境理解．A：安全，B：影子，C：防御，D：视力． 因为害怕，孩子们跑到父母那里获得安全，故答案为A．
45．D  本题考查语境理解和词语辨析和语境理解．A：完成，B：提升，C：得到，D：做．根据前文I longed for human contact．可知这里指我做到了．故答案为D．
46．A  本题考查语境理解和逻辑推理．A：微弱的，B：大声的，C：平静的，D：清楚的．联系下文She stared at her feet and shook her head可知小女孩很自卑，微弱的声音也可照应这一点，故答案为A．
47．B 本题考查词语辨析和语境理解．A：打断，B：使害怕，C：使泄气，D：欺骗．我平静地说为的是不吓着她，故答案为B．
48．C 本题考查语境理解和上下文联系．A：手套，B：帽子，C：面具，D：眼镜．前文说到小女孩wearing a Shirley Temple mask，此处指小女孩把面具拽到一边，故答案为C．
49．B  本题考查词语辨析和逻辑推理．A：尖厉高音，B：低语，C：信号，D：叹气．这里指小女孩听到作者的赞美低声说谢谢．低语与前面an uncertain hand照应，故答案为B．
50．B 本题考查逻辑推理和词语辨析．A：一瞥，B：挥手，C：传递，D：惊讶．此处是挥手道别，故答案为B．
51．D 本题考查语境理解和上下文联系．A：忙的，B：社会的，C：有意义的，D：孤独的．此处意为：关上门，熄灭门灯，我孤独的生活又开始了．故答案为D．
52．C 本题考查逻辑推理和语境理解．A：因为，B：因此，C：但是，D：或者．句意：我不去理睬门铃，但它又响起来．分析语义关系是转折，故答案为C．
53．C  本题考查语境理解和词语辨析．A：秒，B：努力，C：英寸，D：脚步．站在离门几英寸的地方开门，因为作者怕吓到他们，故答案为C．
54．A 本题考查语境理解和词语辨析．A：泉涌，B：使…变干，C：结冰，D：安装．我看到那位母亲泪如泉涌．故答案为A．
55．D  本题考查词语辨析和语境理解．A：将来，B：故事，C：头脑，D：生活．这对我来说也是五年来第一次开门邀请别人进入到我的生活．故答案为D．

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