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13．A Sweet FindIt was nearly（56）impossible（possible）to get my seven-old granddaughter，Madison，out the door for school．She didn't want to get out of bed．She didn't like the shirt（57）picked （pick）out for her．The uniform skirt didn't feel good．By the time I got her into the car，she was on the point of crying．"Madison，"I said．"I know you're tired，but try to put（58）a  smile on your face．Remember how much fun we had at Disneyland？"
Maybe it was too much fun．For Madison's birthday，we'd taken her and her best friend to Disneyland．The girls had a good time．They（59）rode （ride） every ride of their choice．We got home well after her usual bedtime，but I wasn't expecting Madison's dramatic performance the following morning．I thought she'd be happy to share the magical time at Disneyland，but instead she sat in the back seat，（60）sobbing （sob）．
I tried to hold back my（61）anger  （angry）．I took a deep breath and tried to reason with her．Nothing worked．I was tired too，（62）and   I hadn't had my breakfast yet．
Suddenly the crying stopped and Madison screamed．Unwillingly，I glanced back．
"Grandma!Look at（63）whatI found!"she shouted．
Madison held it up for me（64）to see   （see）．A little oink candy heart with red lettering．It must have been a gift from her school's Valentine's Day party．"What does it say？"I asked．
"Smile!"she said．
Madison put the candy（65）into  her mouth and we both did exactly that．

分析 女儿不愿意去上学，她不想要起床，不喜欢我给她挑的衣服，我试图转移她的注意力，问她去迪士尼的事，可是不管用，她仍旧哭起来没完．没办法，我正要开车回去，她却突然不哭了，拿出一个写着"微笑"的卡片，笑了．

解答 56．impossible．考查派生词．根据She didn't want to get out of bed 可知本句表示"让女儿出门上学几乎是不可能的"，所以用impossible表示"不可能"．   
57．picked．考查非谓语动词．动词pick 做名词the shirt的定语，而且二者之间是被动关系，所以用过去分词 picked．   
58．a．考查冠词．表示面带微笑用 put（58）a  smile on your face．  
59．rode．考查谓语动词的时态．本句表示的是过去的事，所以用谓语动词的过去式rode．   
60．sobbing．考查非谓语动词．动词sob做 she sat in the back seat的伴随状语，和主语she之间是主动关系，用现在分词sobbing．
61．anger．考查派生词．形容词性物主代词 my 修饰名词anger，表示"我的怒火"．   
62．and．考查连词．I hadn't had my breakfast  表示"我没有吃饭"，和上句是并列关系，所以用and连接．   
63．what．考查名词性从句．引导宾语从句，做从句I found的宾语，用what．   
64．to see．考查非谓语动词．做Madison held it up for me 的目的状语用动词不定式to see．  
65．into．考查介词．本句表示"把糖果放到嘴里"用 put…into…

点评 考查语法填空．
V-ing可以做时间状语，条件状语，让步状语，原因状语，结果状语，方式状语，伴随状语．
时间状语 Walking on the street，I saw an old friend．-
条件状语 Breaking the law，you will be punished．-
让步状语 Having been refused for many times，he didn't give up．
原因状语 Being ill，he did not go to school．
结果状语 He was seriously ill，not being able to go to school．
方式状语 He passed the exam finally using a cheating tool．
伴随状语 He is on his way home listening to music．

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73．From the text we know that Ace inhibitors areC．
A．a kind of protein
B．a kind of food
C．a kind of medicine
D．a kind of illness
74．According to what Professor Bruce said，eggsB．
A．are the most nutritious food
B．can be included in a healthy diet
C．have no effect on blood cholesterol
D．are forbidden to be eaten in the UK
75．We can infer from the text thatD．
A．stomach enzymes mixed with eggs can cure heart diseases
B．drugs to lower blood pressure will be replaced by eating eggs
C．most Britons agree the three-egg-a-week limit should be dropped
D．about 50% of Britons think eating an egg a day is bad for their health
76．The text is meantB．
A．to introduce a medicine made from eggs
B．to introduce scientific findings about eggs
C．to tell people how to lower their blood pressure
D．to advise people to eat as many eggs as possible．

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