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1．What do the five rings on the Olympic flagstand（代表）for？分析 奥运旗帜上的五环代表什么？
解答 stand 考查固定搭配．句意：奥运旗帜上的五环代表什么？stand for是固定短语"代表"．
点评 英语中的固定短语，既不能添词，也不能少词，是固定的，要求同学们在平时记忆准确，然后根据句意找出记忆中的固定搭配，做出正确的答案．
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Hamlet is the most （37）performed of William Shakespeare's plays．While you read this article，somewhere there is an actor on a stage pouring out his heart to the audience．
The character of Hamlet has a personal，painful quality that still draws readers and playgoers today as it did 400years ago．The problems he faces，such as what is （38）happeningand how he should respond to events，are ones we all face in our lives．
Hamlet is the young prince of Denmark．At the beginning，he is sad about his dead father．Everyone else around him is（39）celebrating the marriage of his mother Gertrude to her brother-in-law Claudius，the new king．Hamlet thinks that the short time between the death of his father and the marriage of his mother and uncle is （40）disrespectful．
Hamlet is told that a spirit has been walking around Elsinore castle．He meets it and it says that his father was killed，and by his brother Claudius-----it was"murder most horrid （可怕的）"!Now，the ghost instructs him，it is his （41）duty to avenge （报仇）．
Hamlet is in a terrible position．He does not know whether the ghost is who he says he is，or a being sent by the devil （魔鬼）．Matters are （42）complicated because Claudius is suspicious of his nephew．There is a cat-and-mouse game played between the king and Hamlet．
Hamlet has a play performed for the king which stages the way the ghost told him of his father's murder．Claudius reacts with horror，proving to hamlet that he is （43）guilty．But Hamlet misses the opportunity to take his revenge．
He tells Gertrude he hates her （44）marriage to Claudius．During their meeting he kills Polonius，who is the father of his love，Ophelia．Then，Lacerates comes back to the court．He's heard that his father，Polonius，has been killed，so he wants to kill Hamlet．
Cunning （奸诈的） Claudius attempts to play Lacerates and Hamlet against each other，and in the final scene it all goes horribly wrong．
One（45）famous speech in the play begins"to be or not to be"：it is about how Hamlet can't decide whether to get out of his bad situation by killing himself．Hamlet is a thinking man．One who thinks too much in the world where others，like Claudius，show no （46）hesitation．
| A．marriage B．hesitation C．complicated D．happening AB．guilty AC．celebrating AD．duty BC．performed BD．famous CD．disrespectful ABC．profited |
The character of Hamlet has a personal，painful quality that still draws readers and playgoers today as it did 400years ago．The problems he faces，such as what is （38）happeningand how he should respond to events，are ones we all face in our lives．
Hamlet is the young prince of Denmark．At the beginning，he is sad about his dead father．Everyone else around him is（39）celebrating the marriage of his mother Gertrude to her brother-in-law Claudius，the new king．Hamlet thinks that the short time between the death of his father and the marriage of his mother and uncle is （40）disrespectful．
Hamlet is told that a spirit has been walking around Elsinore castle．He meets it and it says that his father was killed，and by his brother Claudius-----it was"murder most horrid （可怕的）"!Now，the ghost instructs him，it is his （41）duty to avenge （报仇）．
Hamlet is in a terrible position．He does not know whether the ghost is who he says he is，or a being sent by the devil （魔鬼）．Matters are （42）complicated because Claudius is suspicious of his nephew．There is a cat-and-mouse game played between the king and Hamlet．
Hamlet has a play performed for the king which stages the way the ghost told him of his father's murder．Claudius reacts with horror，proving to hamlet that he is （43）guilty．But Hamlet misses the opportunity to take his revenge．
He tells Gertrude he hates her （44）marriage to Claudius．During their meeting he kills Polonius，who is the father of his love，Ophelia．Then，Lacerates comes back to the court．He's heard that his father，Polonius，has been killed，so he wants to kill Hamlet．
Cunning （奸诈的） Claudius attempts to play Lacerates and Hamlet against each other，and in the final scene it all goes horribly wrong．
One（45）famous speech in the play begins"to be or not to be"：it is about how Hamlet can't decide whether to get out of his bad situation by killing himself．Hamlet is a thinking man．One who thinks too much in the world where others，like Claudius，show no （46）hesitation．
10．I was in my early 20s when I discovered the truth about the perfect Christmas trees my sister and I found each year in the forest behind my grandparents'farmhouse．
When we were （41）A，Colleen and I rode the train 300miles from Seattle to Spokane every summer and Christmas （42）A．Then we took a taxi and a bus to Loon Lake．We would hop out at the Loon Lake post office，where Granddad and Gammie（43）Cus with smiling faces．Christmases were always （44）Bat Loon Lake，with snow piled deep for building forts and （45）Bwith our grandparents'pet dog．Little balls of snow hung from her long fur like Christmas ornaments．But the fondest （46）Dof all was when Granddad would ride the horse Jenny and we'd walk up the hill into the （47）Bbehind their house．We'd search the pine trees looking for that （48）Aone to honor as our Christmas tree．The （49）Dalways involved excited chatter，for all three of us had to （50）Bthat we'd found the perfect tree （51）CGranddad would swing his ax．Granddad would （52）Dthe cut tree to Jenny and drag it back to the house．
Granddad passed away when my sister and I were grown．Only then did Grammie （53）Ahis secret：He'd （54）Da tree early each spring，then shape it trough the summer
and fall so it would be （55）Cfor our big day in December．As Colleen and I raced through the trees searching for the （56）Ctree，he would cleverly guide us toward its location，（57）Bactually pointing it out．
As Gammie told us this story，we （58）Athat was why she always had that extra happiness in her eyes when we came rushing in the door，bursting with （59）Cabout how this year we'd found the best Christmas tree ever．
Of all the Christmas presents we ever received，none has been more special than the memory of Granddad's （60）Dgift．It remains as bright and beautiful as the snow on a clear December day．
When we were （41）A，Colleen and I rode the train 300miles from Seattle to Spokane every summer and Christmas （42）A．Then we took a taxi and a bus to Loon Lake．We would hop out at the Loon Lake post office，where Granddad and Gammie（43）Cus with smiling faces．Christmases were always （44）Bat Loon Lake，with snow piled deep for building forts and （45）Bwith our grandparents'pet dog．Little balls of snow hung from her long fur like Christmas ornaments．But the fondest （46）Dof all was when Granddad would ride the horse Jenny and we'd walk up the hill into the （47）Bbehind their house．We'd search the pine trees looking for that （48）Aone to honor as our Christmas tree．The （49）Dalways involved excited chatter，for all three of us had to （50）Bthat we'd found the perfect tree （51）CGranddad would swing his ax．Granddad would （52）Dthe cut tree to Jenny and drag it back to the house．
Granddad passed away when my sister and I were grown．Only then did Grammie （53）Ahis secret：He'd （54）Da tree early each spring，then shape it trough the summer
and fall so it would be （55）Cfor our big day in December．As Colleen and I raced through the trees searching for the （56）Ctree，he would cleverly guide us toward its location，（57）Bactually pointing it out．
As Gammie told us this story，we （58）Athat was why she always had that extra happiness in her eyes when we came rushing in the door，bursting with （59）Cabout how this year we'd found the best Christmas tree ever．
Of all the Christmas presents we ever received，none has been more special than the memory of Granddad's （60）Dgift．It remains as bright and beautiful as the snow on a clear December day．
| 41．A．growing up | B．staying up | C．hanging out | D．setting out |
| 42．A．vacation | B．celebration | C．preparation | D．schedule |
| 43．A．praised | B．watched | C．met | D．visited |
| 44．A．warm | B．white | C．simple | D．different |
| 45．A．helping | B．playing | C．dealing | D．covering |
| 46．A．occasion | B．journey | C．process | D．memory |
| 47．A．field | B．forest | C．market | D．garden |
| 48．A．special | B．interesting | C．straightest | D．tallest |
| 49．A．festival | B．experiment | C．travel | D．search |
| 50．A．explain | B．agree | C．understand | D．promise |
| 51．A．when | B．until | C．before | D．after |
| 52．A．pass | B．give | C．apply | D．attac |
| 53．A．reveal | B．make | C．keep | D．know |
| 54．A．cut | B．buy | C．dig | D．plant |
| 55．A．possible | B．accessible | C．ready | D．normal |
| 56．A．big | B．magical | C．perfect | D．strange |
| 57．A．via | B．without | C．by | D．with |
| 58．A．realized | B．confirmed | C．admitted | D．enforced |
| 59．A．exhaustion | B．anxiety | C．excitement | D．surprise |
| 60．A．funny | B．practical | C．expensive | D．secret． |