I felt quite embarrassed when I couldn't answer the teacher's question in front of so many classmates．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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7．I felt quite embarrassed（尴尬的） when I couldn't answer the teacher's question in front of so many classmates．

分析当我在如此之多的同学面前不能回答老师的问题时，我感到十分不好意思．

解答答案：embarrassed 考查翻译填空．根据句意和句子结构，要填入形容词，embarrassed意为"尴尬的"，是形容词作表语．

点评考查翻译填空，准确地理解句子、翻译句子，然后根据句意及提示确定所填单词词性，正确写出单词完成句子，使句意更通顺．

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16．假定你是李华，你对伦敦一家培训机构在网上发布的暑期夏令营活动广告很感兴趣．
请给该机构写信报名．内容需包括：
（1）报名的原因
（2）询问相关情况；开始时间和时长，相关费用；
（3）你的期待
注意：100字左右．
适当增加细节以使行文连贯．
信的开头结尾已为你写好．
Dear Sir/Madam
As a student from China，I'm going to London to visit my uncle and his family for two weeks this coming winter vacation，and your ad has come to my notice．Actually，I'm interested in the activities you offer，which I feel will be a good chance to improve my spoken English．（高分句型一） That's why I'm writing to sign up for it．
Meanwhile，I would feel honored if you could give me some more details about the camp．To begin with，when it will begin，and how long the camp will last．Secondly，I'd appreciate it if you could tell me how much it will cost．（高分句型二）Actually，it's my hope that I can have my English improved and make some English friends in the camp．
Looking forward to your reply．
Yours，
Li Hua．

15．I want to tell you something quitefrightening（frighten）．

2．Woman Uses Daughter's Key to"Steal"CarCharlie Vansant，a college student of Athens，Ohio，who reported that his car was stolen，got a surprise when he learned a woman had mistaken it for her daughte's car and taken it-using her key．
Kate Anderson became an accidental car thief when picking up her daughter's car near an Ohio University building last week．Anderson spotted the Toyota Camry（丰田凯美瑞）and used her daughter's key to unlock the car，start the engine and drive home-without realizing that the car wasn't her daughter's．
When Charlie Vansant leftclass a short time later，he found only an empty parking spot．He first assumed the car had been towed，but when the police couldn't find a record of it，they took a theft（偷窃） report．
The morning after Anderson took the car，her daughter discovered the Camry in the driveway wasn't her．Anderson said she was able to find Vansant's name on paperwork in the glove compartment and look up his phone number on the website for the university．
When Anderson told Charlie the car was in her driveway，"It sounded really suspicious at first，as she wanted to hold the thing for ransom （赎金），"said Vansant．He eventually went to the house with a police officer，where he was reunited with his car．According to the police report，the case was closed"because of mistaken car identity"，and Anderson wasn't charged．
Vansant seemed to blame the car company more than the"thief"．"Her key fit not only my lock，but my ignition（点火装置）as well-so high-five for Toyota，I guess．"he said．
27．What does the underlined word"towed"mean in paragraph 3？C
A．sold
B．damaged．
C．remove
D．stolen．
28．Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage？B
A．Mrs．Anderson's daughter discovered the car her mother drove was not hers．
B．Mrs．Anderson stole Charlie's car at the request of her daughter．
C．Charlie had thought he had to give Anderson money to get his car back．
D．Mrs．Anderson used her daughter's key to unlock Charlie's car and drive home．
29．What does Charlie mean by"high-five for Toyota"？D
A．He should thank Toyota for returning his car．
B．He thinks highly of Toyota for producing large quantities of cars．
C．He wants to celebrate with Toyota for getting his car back．
D．He is blaming Toyota for the poor quality of car keys．
30．What is likely to happen next according to the passage？D
A．Mrs．Anderson was charged with stealing a car．
B．Charlie blamed Mrs．Anderson for mistakenly taking his car．
C．The Toyota Company would give Charlie a new car as compensation．
D．Charlie would ask the Toyota Company to give him an explanation．

12．Yesterday while waiting for the bus with my father，I heard some people arguing loudly．I looked around and saw two women and a big man（61）（shout）shoutingat each other．When my father asked what was going on，one of the women said they were
（62）（tourist）tourists and three young men stole her friend's purse when they were buying postcards in a bookstore．（63）Theother two had run away，but they followed the big man（64）closely（close） and caught him．I was angry and wanted to go up and help the two women．（65）my father stopped me and said we had to get on the bus．I felt rather（66）（angry）angrier because I thought my father was afraid of the big man and unwilling to help the two women．（67）WhatI saw next changed my opinion．My father hurried to a nearby ice cream store and（68）（use）used their phone to dial 110．He reported the robbery to the police and gave some helpful details about the robbery．When we were about（69）to leave（leave），I saw three policemen around the big guy in handcuffs．I was very proud（70）my father and had a better understanding of him．Although he looked ordinary，he was a real hero．

19．One afternoon，Mary and I were waiting at the bus station，（41）worried（worry） about being late for school．There were many people at the bus station（42）andsome of them looked very anxious．（43）Finally（final） when the bus came，we all got on the bus．I got a seat next（44）tothe window，so I had a view of the street．A boy on a bike（45）caught（catch） my eyes．He was riding beside the bus and waving（挥动）his arms．A passenger shouted to the driver，but he didn't stop（46）untilhe reached the next station．Still，the boy kept（47）riding（ride）．At last，when the bus（48）stopped（stop），the boy got on the bus and asked，"Did anyone lose（49）asuitcase at the last station？"A woman on the bus shouted，"Oh，dear!It's（50）me/mine（I）．"

16．About 15 years ago，I taught A Problem from Hell，a book on genocides （大屠杀），to a group of 18-and 19-year-olds in a mid-west university in the US．In my class there was a young man who had spent his boyhood in Bosnia as NATO bombed his hometown．My other students，amazed by his connection to the genocide in the textbook，asked him what it was like to grow up in a war-zone．"A pretty normal childhood as you had here，"he said．"We played cards inside a lot，and when there was no bombing we kicked a ball in the street．"
In the past few years，the world has seen a rapid increase in refugees （难民），with the number hitting 60million．Viet Thanh Nguyen's story collection The Refugees reminds us that literature is news that stays news．Set in the Vietnamese communities in California as well as in Vietnam，the stories do not aim to surprise us with new twists or shock us with wonderful details，as war and refugee stories could easily choose to do．Rather，like the young man from Bosnia，Nguyen's characters tell these stories because they are the only ones known to them．
Included in the collection are two of the most touching pieces，both about siblings （兄弟或姊妹） separated by geography and history．In"Black-Eyed Women"，the narrator （讲述人），a young Vietnamese woman，is visited by the ghost of her elder brother，who died young on the boat when the family took flight from the war．The tale of love and loss，violence and violation，may not be unfamiliar to the reader，but the determination of the brother's ghost （he has taken decades to swim across the Pacific to reach America） and the sister's abandoning herself to a half death make the story lasting．
As an echo，the closing story，"Fatherland"，explores a more complex situation between two siblings．The narrator，a young Vietnamese woman，meets her half-sister，visiting from the US for the first time．Adding to the tension is the fact that her father has named the narrator and her siblings after his first set of children．Two sisters，one American and one Vietnamese，yet named the same by the father-it may sound strange，but isn't it the fate many refugees have to face：a life left behind，that could have been theirs； and a life in an adopted country．
The theme of doubleness-choice and inevitability （不可避免性），home and homelessness，starting afresh and being stuck-is present not only in the stories of Vietnamese refugees，but also of those who have become refugees from their own homes and loved ones．"Smiling at your relatives never got you very far，but smiling at strangers and acquaintances sometimes did．"So a pilot，who fought in the Vietnam war and is now revisiting the country for the first time，thinks while waving at the locals from a tour bus．He's distant from his daughter，just as a Mexican American in the collection is distant from his wife，or a young man from Hong Kong is distant from his father．
The collection is full of refugees，whether from external or from a deeper，more internal conflict between even those who are closest to each other．With anger but not despair，with reconciliation （和解） but not unrealistic hope，and with genuine humour that is not used to insult anyone，Nguyen has breathed life into many unforgettable characters．

32．The first paragraph is intended toD．
A．describe the boring life of war victims
B．appeal to the readers to help war victims
C．criticize NATO's killing of innocent people
D．introduce the story collection The Refugees
33．Which of the following about The Refugees is True？D
A．It tells the news in a literary form．
B．It is full of surprising twists and plots．
C．The author experiences the stories himself．
D．Its characters narrate their own stories．
34．We can infer from Paragraph 5 thatB．
A．relatives hate their loved ones for being left behind
B．separation from loved ones tends to make them distant
C．people become refugees due to their double character
D．smiling is a good way to keep loved ones together
35．Which of the following is the theme of The Refugees？B
A．Despair，suffering，and regret．
B．Anger，humour and hope．
C．Sympathy，regret，and reconciliation．
D．Dream，hope，and expectation．

11．Parents are alwaysconcerned（关心，挂念） much about their children．

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