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Today we spent the morning going through our personal belongings .We were looking for items to __ for free at a local park. Not just any items but things people really . Our aim was not to find things we no longer but things we use every day that would be to others.

We packed these things boxes and added some small toys. We added a list of local addresses and phone numbers of local agencies. Inside the boxes a simple letter was placed. It : “Please take these items and know that your life is important. are difficult but these days will pass. We share what we have believing that it will matter. Use the food to nurture your ; use the blankets to stay warm. Be safe and know that the human can overcome anything. Do not hold your head for having a need to stay warm. Someday please do the same when you can.”

This kind was not because the phone rang or for any reason. It was because it was the right to do. We have often seen people at the park where we left the belongings. I that my wife had put her favorite green coat into one of the boxes. I asked if she was about it and she just replied that it had a hood (兜帽) . Her answer told me why it is I who love her. She liked the coat but knew the hood could someone from the rain.

Who knows where these gifts of sympathy will ? How many uses can a blanket serve what it was designed to do? We never go back and see what happens. It is unimportant. The right things will find the right people and that is all that .

1.A. put off B. put up C. give away D. give up

2.A. needed B. collected C. produced D. searched

3.A. accepted B. wanted C. carried D. bought

4.A. wonderful B. beautiful C. hopeful D. useful

5.A. around B. upon C. into D. above

6.A. working B. parking C. delivering D. helping

7.A. spoke B. read C. marked D. indicated

8.A. Ways B. Problems C. Times D. Situations

9.A. body B. mind C. brain D. figure

10.A. imagination B. spirit C. health D. wisdom

11.A. forward B. aside C. around D. down

12.A. attempt B. manner C. act D. habit

13.A. suddenly B. simply C. strangely D. usually

14.A. aimless B. homeless C. childless D. friendless

15.A. believed B. dreamed C. approved D. noticed

16.A. sure B. sad C. worried D. anxious

17.A. separate B. prevent C. shelter D. hold

18.A. affect B. go C. use D. help

19.A. other than B. rather than C. more than D. better than

20.A. attains B. counts C. moves D. contains

【答案】

1.C

2.A

3.B

4.D

5.C

6.D

7.B

8.C

9.A

10.B

11.D

12.C

13.B

14.B

15.D

16.A

17.C

18.B

19.A

20.B

【解析】

试题分析：文章介绍作者和妻子为一些无家可归的人捐衣物，不是自己不需要的，而是找一些自己在用对别人也是有用的东西，作者认为适当的人得到适当的东西最重要。

1.考查词组：A. put off 推迟，B. put up张贴，C. give away赠送，泄漏，D. give up放弃，我们在找一些东西可以在当地的公园免费的赠送，选C

2.考查动词：A. needed需要，B. collected收集，C. produced生产，D. searched搜寻，不是任何的东西，而是人们真正需要的，选A

3.考查动词：A. accepted接受，B. wanted想要，C. carried携带，D. bought买，我们的目标不是找我们不想要的东西，选B

4.考查形容词：A. wonderful精彩的，B. beautiful 美丽的，C. hopeful有希望的，D. useful有用的，而是我们每天都用的，对别人也是有用的东西，选D

5.考查介词：A. around在…周围，B. upon一…就，C. into进入，D. above在…上面，我把这些东西放进盒子里面，选C

6.考查动词：A working工作，B. parking停车，C. delivering送，发表，D. helping帮助，我加入了一些当地的地址和援助机构的地址，选D

7.考查动词：A. spoke说话，B. read读，C. marked标志，D. indicated暗示，在盒子里面有一封简单的信，信上写到…，用read，选B

8.考查名词：A. Ways方式，B. Problems问题，C. Times时间，D. Situations形势，从后面的句子but these days will pass.可知困难的时光会过去的，选C

9.考查名词：A. body身体，B. mind思维，C. brain大脑，D. figure数字，人影，用食物给身体增加营养，选A

10.考查名词：A. imagination想象力，B. spirit 精神，C. health健康，D. wisdom明智，人类的精神可以克服一切，选B

11.考查副词：A. forward向前，B. aside在…一边，C. around在周围，D. down向下，不要因为需要东西保暖而低下头，选D

12.考查名词：A. attempt尝试，试图，B. manner方式，方法，C. act行为，D. habit习惯，这个善举不是因为电话铃响了，或是其他什么原因，选C

13.考查副词： A. suddenly突然，B. simply简单地，C. strangely奇怪地，D. usually通常，只是因为应该这么做，选B

14.考查形容词：A. aimless漫无目标地，B. homeless无家可归的，C. childless没有孩子的，D. friendless没有朋友的，我们经常在公园里面看见无家可归的人，选B

15.考查动词：A. believed相信，B. dreamed 梦想，C. approved同意，D. noticed注意，我注意到我的妻子把她最喜欢的绿色的外套放在盒子里面，选D

16.考查形容词： A. sure确定，B. sad难过的，C. worried担心的，D. anxious焦虑的，我问她是否能够确定，选A

17.考查动词：A. separate分离，B. prevent阻止，C. shelter庇护，D. hold持有，她知道风帽可以保护人们不受雨淋，选C

18.考查动词：A. affect影响，B. go去，C. use用，D. help帮助，谁知道这些同情的礼物会去往什么地方，选B

19.考查词组：A. other than除了，B. rather than而不是，C. more than不仅仅，非常，D. better than好于，除了毯子本来的用途，他们还可以用作什么？选A

20.考查动词：A. attains获得，B. counts重要，数数，C. moves移动，D. contains装，容纳，适当的人得到适当的东西，这是最重要的，选B

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6. A．but B．as C．since D．so

7. A．sad B．lonely C．wounded D．hungry

8. A．cut off B．kept away C．left behind D．put down

9. A．taken B．sent C．dropped D．shipped

10. A．healthy B．strong C．alive D．safe

11. A．never B．ever C．already D．yet

12. A．hated B．liked C．experienced D．missed

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