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【题目】根据短文内容。从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项,选项中有两项为多余选项。

Darling Kelli

I’m so sorry I will not get to see you grow up as I so want to. Please don’t blame people or the world for this. I wish I didn’t have cancer and you didn’t have to see me in pain as you often do now.

_【1】_ We don’t have that time. I won’t be able to drop you off on your first day at big school, pick you up after your first date, hold you when your heart hurts or cheer when you graduate.

But while your old dad is still around I thought I’d try to give you some life advice. I hope it gives you some comfort.

School

Everyone will say it’s important to work hard at school. Hopefully you’ll always do your best. I did well at school but did it do me much good in life? Not really. __2__

Mummy

You and your mum will argue at times, especially when you’re a teenager. __3__ Give Mummy a hug when she is feeling sad and help each other get through any horrible times when I am gone. When you’re a teenager you might think your friends are right and your mum is wrong. But she has to make hard decisions for you. Treat her well.

Christmas & birthdays

On your first Christmas without me, I’d love if you and Mummy would light a candle and remember me for a few minutes. It would be great if you two did the monkey dance together. That’s something to make me smile from up above.

I’ve given Nanny Sue presents for all your birthdays. I wish I could be there to see you open them. __4__

__5__

In life, many people will say you cannot do things. You make up your mind. Can you? Big challenges involve risks so make smart choices. Those who told me I couldn’t do certain things didn’t want me to do them. If you want something, it is nearly always possible, so do your best. I’m sure there’s a lot you can achieve!

And finally, thank you for being you, Kelli. Having you as my daughter is the greatest honour of my life.

All my love, always, to you princess and to Mummy,

Daddy

A. Please remember she loves you and wants the best for you.

B. Most dads and daughters have decades to chat around the kitchen table.

C. Remember your life motto.

D. Believe in yourself.

E. School work is important, but make sure you have fun too.

F. Remember to write thank-you letters for presents of kindness as it is always nice to act with grace and gratitude.

G. Hopefully you will like everything as it’s hard to imagine you at 10, 15, and 20.

【答案】

【1】B

【2】E

【3】A

【4】G

【5】D

【解析】

试题分析:本文叙述一位患有癌症的父亲写给女儿的信;

【1】B 根据下方提到We don’t have that time. I won’t be able to drop you off on your first day at big school, pick you up after your first date, hold you when your heart hurts or cheer when you graduate我们没有时间,当你上学时没的送过你,约会时也没有接你,当你毕业时不能为你祝贺,故选B很多父女可以有大把的时间来聊天;

【2】E 根据上文提到I did well at school but did it do me much good in life? Not really.我在学校做得好而如果在生活中做好呢,故选E学业是重要的是但保持你能过得快乐;

【3】A 根据上文提到You and your mum will argue at times, especially when you’re a teenager有时你和妈妈争吵,尤其当你进入青春期,故选A请记住她爱你并且是为你好;

【4】G 根据上文提到I’ve given Nanny Sue presents for all your birthdays. I wish I could be there to see you open them我已经把所有的生日礼物都准备好了,希望在那你能打开他们,故选G记得写感谢信因为这是善举;

【5】D 根据下方提到In life, many people will say you cannot do things. You make up your mind生活中,人们会说有些是你做不好,你自己下定决心,故选D相信自己。

考点 :七选五。

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