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7．I love running．When I turned 40 a few years ago，I entered the well-known New York City Marathon．
  There was a big（16）Cbetween the six miles I was used to and the hard 26.2 miles of the race．So I （17）Ahard all summer．But as I stood at the starting （18）Bthat November day，shaking with the morning （19）Awind，I thought，"Can I really do this？"
    Over the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge，from Staten Island into Brooklyn，we （20）D，the cheers of the crowd urging us （21）D．I ran with great strength at the five-mile mark．But I had （22）Agetting back into my groove（最佳状态）after making a restroom（23）C．
All at once my（24）Awas drawn to one particular woman on the sidelines．She had dark eyes and special features．"Debi，（25）Bit up，"she yelled to me，clapping．"I know you can （26）Cit．"She must have read my name（27）Bon my T-shirt，I thought．
    We went through Queens County．Ten miles，fifteen，then I （28）Dthe woman again-that same eager face．How had she kept up？She looked （29）Aat me and gave a thumbs-up．
After I （30）Cthe 20-mile mark in Manhattan，there was six miles to go，and my （31）Dfelt like dead weights．I couldn't move another （32）Bfarther．Then came a voice from the crowd："Bring out the best in you and I'm sure you'll make it，Debi!"My（33）Ccheerleader again!I saw her，the only face I could （34）B．I discovered a last hidden source of strength…The finish line!I did it with unexpected （35）Dfrom a stranger in her crowd．

16．A．similarityB．advantageC．differenceD．reason
17．A．trainedB．studiedC．triedD．worked
18．A．areaB．lineC．placeD．settle
19．A．coldB．warmC．freshD．hot
20．A．walkedB．steppedC．movedD．ran
21．A．outB．aloneC．awayD．on
22．A．troubleB．questionC．strengthD．dream
23．A．signB．markC．stopD．action
24．A．attentionB．thoughtC．ideaD．opinion
25．A．getB．keepC．makeD．let
26．A．leaveB．pushC．makeD．stay
27．A．foundB．printedC．putD．placed
28．A．greetedB．toldC．comfortedD．saw
29．A．rightB．evenC．everD．also
30．A．wonB．walkedC．hitD．touched
31．A．heartB．brainC．armD．legs
32．A．madB．stepC．wayD．mile
33．A．honestB．braveC．personalD．smart
34．A．hold onB．focus onC．make forD．carry out
35．A．successB．chanceC．taskD．help

分析 文章大意：本文讲的是作者喜欢跑步，几年前在四十岁的时候，他参加了著名的纽约马拉松比赛，在比赛中他几次想放弃，但是在别人的鼓舞下，他却坚持下来，成功跑完全程．

解答 16．C 根据后面…between the six miles I was used to and the hard 26.2 miles of the race可知6英里和26.2英里是有很大的不同的，因此选C．
17．A 由上文可知，这次马拉松比赛里程是26.2英里，因此作者要训练，因此选A．
18．B starting line意思是"起跑线"，因此选B．
19．A 由上文可知，马拉松是在十一月份的早上开始，因此天气很寒冷，因此答案选A．
20．D 根据语境可知，我们跑过Verrazano-Narrows Bridge，from Staten Island into Brooklyn，因此选D．
21．D urge sb．on意思是"催促我们继续向前跑"，此处on为副词，意为"继续（下去），向前"
22．A 根据前面可知作者在5英里是状态最佳，但是在途中休息后却很难达到最佳状态．have trouble （in）doing sth意思是"做某事有困难"，因此选A．
23．C make a stop意思是"停止，休息，停留"；make a sign"做一个手势"；make a mark"做记号，做标记"；make a dream"造梦"，根据语境可知答案选C．
24．A  draw one's attention"吸引某人注意力"，根据语境可知答案选A．
25．B keep（it）up 意思是"坚持下去"，根据下文提示How had she kept up？可知答案选B．
26．C make it"做到，成功"，根据下文Bring out the best in you and I'm sure you'll make it提示可知，答案选C．
27．B 此处考查过去分词短语做后置定语．my name printed on my T-shirt意思是"印在我的T恤衫上的名字"．
28．D  根据语境可知是作者又看到了那位女士，saw"看见"，因此答案选D．
29．A  根据上下文可知，那位女士看着我，对我竖起了大拇指，此处right为副词，意思是"正好，一直"．
30．C 此处所要表达的意思是"我到达曼哈顿20英里的标志后"，还有6英里要走．hit为动词，意思是"击打，击中，达到"，根据语境可知答案选C．
31．D 根据语境可知，作者跑了20英里以后，自己的两条腿感觉像是死了的样子，其他三项与语境不符．
32．B 根据语境可知，我不能再向前挪动一步，说明作者很累，step"步，脚步"．
33．C 依据上文Then came a voice from the crowd："Bring out the best in you and I'm sure you'll make it，Debi!"可知，作者把那位给他加油的女士看做自己的啦啦队队长，正是由于她的鼓励使作者完成了马拉松比赛．
34．B 由语境可知，作者在筋疲力尽的时候，那位女士给他鼓励，然后作者看着她，坚持到了最后．
35．D 由上文可知I discovered a last hidden source of strength…The finish line!I did it…作者最后成功了，这个成功归功于一位陌生人的意想不到的帮助（鼓励），因此答案选D．

点评 本题是健康环保类完形填空，这类题材也是高考的常见内容，要求在考生通读全文，把握大意的基础上结合语境做出正确的选择．

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