I heard the bees long before I saw them. It was a very hot afternoon, and we decided to 21 in the river near my home. As we climbed down a small rocky hill toward the water, my boyfriend John 22 start 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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I heard the bees long before I saw them.

It was a very hot afternoon, and we decided to 21 in the river near my home. As we climbed down a small rocky hill toward the water, my boyfriend John 22 started to shout and then jumped into the water below. Peter and Mary quickly 23 but I was too far away to jump. I was 24 .

I heard a low hum, which was growing louder. From a 25 , the group of bees looked almost like a cloud of smoke. As it got closer, I realized it was actually thousands of bees flying towards me.

All I could do was 26 my face with my hands. 27 , I thought that if I sat very 28 , the bees would think I was just another rock.

After a few seconds, I knew my 29 had failed. The bees were attacking me. I could hear my friends shouting at me to get down.

But it wasn’t so easy. The only way I could 30 was to use my hands to climb down the rocks. However, I was afraid to do that at first because my face would be 31 .

The noise the bees made was so loud and 32 , and I had no choice.

I rushed down the rocks and jumped into the pool. I was just so happy to be free from the pain and the water felt so 33 .

But we still weren’t out of 34 . Every time we tried to climb out, the bees flew back over our heads. We spent the next three hours in the water until the bees finally lost 35 .

1. A．call off B．get off C．cool off D．turn off

2. A．eventually B．suddenly C．happily D．hurriedly

3. A．climbed B．followed C．dashed D．helped

4. A．lost B．forgotten C．trapped D．fooled

5. A．hill B．rock C．river D．distance

6. A．cover B．hide C．find D．lose

7. A．Finally B．Joyfully C．Crazily D．Immediately

8. A．quietly B．still C．relaxed D．gracefully

9. A．face B．friends C．plan D．shout

10. A．pass away B．get away C．look away D．take away

11. A．exposed B．unwanted C．lost D．protected

12. A．annoying B．frightening C．amazing D．boring

13. A．wonderful B．painful C．hot D．strange

14. A．breath B．control C．danger D．doubt

15. A．hope B．interest C．time D．control

【答案】

1.C

2.B

3.B

4.C

5.D

6.A

7.C

8.B

9.C

10.B

11.A

12.B

13.A

14.C

15.B

【解析】

试题分析：本文介绍了作者和伙伴去河边游泳，却遭到蜜蜂袭击的事情。描写了故事发生的细节，以及他们是如何脱险的。

1.考查词组：A. call off取消B. get off下车C. cool off凉快D. turn off关掉，我们想到河里凉快一下。选C

2.考查副词：A. eventually最后B. suddenly突然C. happily高兴的D. hurriedly匆忙的，我的朋友约翰突然开始叫喊。选B

3.考查动词：A. climbed 爬B. followed跟随C. dashed冲，D. helped帮助，皮特和玛丽也跟着下去了。选B

4.考查动词：A. lost丢失B. forgotten忘记C. trapped围困D. fooled愚弄，我被困住了。选C

5.考查名词：A. hill山B. rock 岩石C. river 河D. distance远处，从远处，一群蜜蜂就像一阵烟雾。选D

6.考查动词：A. cover 覆盖B. hide躲藏 C. find发现D. lose丢失，我能做的就是用手捂住脸。选A

7.考查副词：A. Finally 最后B. Joyfully快乐地C. Crazily 疯狂地，拼命地，D. Immediately立刻，我疯狂地想，如果我坐着不动，蜜蜂就会以为我是另一块岩石，选C

8.考查副词：A. quietly安静的B. still 不动C. relaxed 放松的D. gracefully优雅的，解析同上题，选B

9.考查名词：A. face面孔B. friends朋友C. plan计划D. shout叫喊，我知道我的计划失败了。选C

10.考查词组：A. pass away去世B. get away离开C. look away看别处D. take away拿走，我唯一能逃脱的方式是用手爬下岩石。选B

11.考查动词：A. exposed暴露B. unwanted不想要C. lost丢失D. protected保护，我害怕脸会暴露。选A

12.考查形容词：A. annoying恼人的B. frightening 令人害怕的C. amazing惊人的D. boring令人厌烦的，蜜蜂的声音很大很吓人。选B

13.考查形容词：A. wonderful很好B. painful痛苦C. hot热D. strange奇怪，我很高兴摆脱了痛苦，水的感觉好极了。选A

14.考查名词：A. breath呼吸B. control控制C. danger 危险D. doubt怀疑，但我们还没有摆脱危险。选C

15.考查名词：A. hope希望B. interest兴趣C. time 时间D. control控制，我们花了三个小时，蜜蜂才失去兴趣。选B

考点：考查故事类短文

点评：本文介绍了作者和伙伴去河边游泳，却遭到蜜蜂袭击的事情。故事情节清晰，易于理解。从选项中可以看出，本大题主要还是考查了词汇的辨析与运用，但更加注重综合语言能力的运用，需要根据故事情节，了解词汇用法的同时，结合语境，做出准确的判断。考生在平时学习中要注意词汇积累和辨析。

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