题目内容
20．Millions of people have been thrown ________ due to the global economic depression．（ ）| A． | out of place | B． | out of sight | C． | out of control | D． | out of work |
分析 由于全球经济的萧条，上百万的人都失业了．
解答 答案D．
考查介词短语的辨析，out of place"不合适，不恰当"，out of sight"看不见"，out of control"失去控制"，out of work"失业"，根据语境经济萧条带来的是人们的失业，故答案为D．
点评 考查介词短语的辨析，在平时的学习中要对这些短语进行积累，再根据具体的语境确定答案．
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9．Every day，I drive home along Colorado Blvd，a wide street with four lanes on each side of the median （中央分隔带护栏）．I always notice a homeless man standing on the corner of Colorado Blvd，（16）B for spare change with a sign in his hand．
Last Monday，when I was （17）D him，he suddenly threw down his sign and rushed into the middle of the street．At this time I （18）B a car moving across the 3lanes of traffic and heading for the median．The（19）B man ran to the side of the car and attempted to push the car back in the right （20）A．He also knocked on the window of the vehicle，but all （21）C Immediately，he ran across the small median into four lanes of oncoming traffic，（22）D madly for the cars to stop．Thankfully，all speeding cars （23）Ato stop just in time to（24）Chitting him．The car which was out of（25）Dcame moving across the median and the four lanes of traffic，where just seconds ago cars had been traveling with （26）Bspeeds．
The homeless man jumped back in front of the （27）Cto attempt slowing it down again．By this time，we were able to （28）A and help the man stop the car （29）D it ran into a supermarket on the other side of the road．As it （30）C out，the woman driver had a heart attack while driving and became （31）B in the front seat．
The homeless man is indeed a hero．He spends every day getting （32）Aby people who are trying not to make（33）Ccontact with him so that they don't feel bad not giving him money．Yet he didn't even hesitate to risk his life to save this lady and other drivers who would have（34）Dinto her．He didn't think of his safety，nor did he expect anything in return．Heroes do exist in the most （35）B places．
Last Monday，when I was （17）D him，he suddenly threw down his sign and rushed into the middle of the street．At this time I （18）B a car moving across the 3lanes of traffic and heading for the median．The（19）B man ran to the side of the car and attempted to push the car back in the right （20）A．He also knocked on the window of the vehicle，but all （21）C Immediately，he ran across the small median into four lanes of oncoming traffic，（22）D madly for the cars to stop．Thankfully，all speeding cars （23）Ato stop just in time to（24）Chitting him．The car which was out of（25）Dcame moving across the median and the four lanes of traffic，where just seconds ago cars had been traveling with （26）Bspeeds．
The homeless man jumped back in front of the （27）Cto attempt slowing it down again．By this time，we were able to （28）A and help the man stop the car （29）D it ran into a supermarket on the other side of the road．As it （30）C out，the woman driver had a heart attack while driving and became （31）B in the front seat．
The homeless man is indeed a hero．He spends every day getting （32）Aby people who are trying not to make（33）Ccontact with him so that they don't feel bad not giving him money．Yet he didn't even hesitate to risk his life to save this lady and other drivers who would have（34）Dinto her．He didn't think of his safety，nor did he expect anything in return．Heroes do exist in the most （35）B places．
| 16．A．waiting | B．begging | C．standing | D．answering |
| 17．A．greeting | B．leaving | C．attacking | D．approaching |
| 18．A．heard | B．saw | C．sensed | D．smelled |
| 19．A．wealthy | B．poor | C．handsome | D．cruel |
| 20．A．direction | B．condition | C．communicatio | D．situation |
| 21．A．in place | B．in particular | C．in vain | D．in common |
| 22．A．smiling | B．dancing | C．acting | D．signing |
| 23．A．managed | B．pretended | C．intended | D．decided |
| 24．A．delay | B．admit | C．avoid | D．risk |
| 25．A．sight | B．danger | C．date | D．control |
| 26．A．slow | B．top | C．strange | D．normal |
| 27．A．driver | B．beggar | C．car | D．bike |
| 28．A．pull over | B．pull out | C．pull down | D．pull through |
| 29．A．since | B．until | C．unless | D．before |
| 30．A．takes | B．picks | C．turns | D．points |
| 31．A．uneasy | B．unconscious | C．unnecessary | D．unfortunate |
| 32．A．unnoticed | B．admired | C．changed | D．punished |
| 33．A．body | B．face | C．eye | D．hand |
| 34．A．looked | B．broken | C．checked | D．crashed |
| 35．A．unsafe | B．unlikely | C．unfair | D．unwilling． |
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Walking over to the offender，I asked for the（36）A．Frozen，she refused to give it to me．I waited，all attention in the classroom on the quiet（37）A between teacher and student．When she finally（38）Dit over she whispered，"Okay，but I didn't draw it．"
It was a hand-drawn（39）Cof me，teeth blackened and the wordsI'm stupid"coming out of my mouth．
I managed to fold it up calmly．My mind，（40）B，was working angrily as I struggled not to （41）B．
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I managed to fold it up calmly．My mind，（40）B，was working angrily as I struggled not to （41）B．
figured I knew the two most likely candidates for drawing the picture．It would do them some（42）Ato teach them a lesson，and maybe it was high time that I did it!
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| 37．A．battle | B．competition | C．argument | D．conversation |
| 38．A．took | B．thought | C．turned | D．handed |
| 39．A．statue | B．graph | C．picture | D．Poster |
| 40．A．otherwise | B．however | C．therefore | D．besides |
| 41．A．leave | B．cry | C．explain | D．argue |
| 42．A．good | B．harm | C．favor | D．punishment |
| 43．A．amused | B．controlled | C．uninterested | D．relaxed |
| 44．A．meaningful | B．forgetful | C．regretful | D．hurtful |
| 45．A．aside | B．above | C．beneath | D．behind |
| 46．A．wrote | B．finished | C．read | D．collected |
| 47．A．proud | B．fond | C．afraid | D．ashamed |
| 48．A．figured | B．promised | C．concluded | D．confirmed |
| 49．A．talkative | B．mean | C．clumsy | D．considerate |
| 50．A．forcing | B．encouraging | C．comforting | D．teaching |
| 51．A．appreciate | B．apologize | C．copromise | D．achieve |
| 52．A．actually | B．normally | C．immediately | D．generally |
| 53．A．decorated | B．offered | C．signed | D．bought |
| 54．A．thankfulness | B．forgiveness | C．compensation | D．communication |
| 55．A．friendship | B．education | C．knowledge | D．future |
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