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20.No one likes the"old people"smell.No one,not even the (41)A people.Trust me,I know.I volunteer at a hospice of Alzheimer's Care(老年痴呆患者临终安养院).My health book (42)A a pretty picture of hospices,describing them as homes where family members and the sick can work together in (43)Dincurable illness.It shows pictures of (44)Dpatients speaking to doctors,with,of course,loving ones around them.
That's (45)C what a hospice is.There aren't family members,only cards sent periodically during the year.The (46)B I help seldom smile because they're struggling to (47)C where they are,what year it is,(48)B their own names.
And they don't like the"old people"smell-the smell of disease,of medicine and sweat,or of the lost self-respect.They don't like it.But they (49)B in it.
Next week is my (50)D.I'm moving soon and I won't have to (51)C that hospice.I won't have to (52)A a woman who can't even close her mouth,or (53)Ca man who's crying because he can't stop shaking (54)D enough to tie his shoes.I won't have to run for a nurse when Evelyn falls out of her wheel-chair.
But I feel far from (55)A.After four years of volunteering,the place is the same as the day I started.All the (56)B remains fresh,never to be cut through by youthful spirits.
Some visit.Some bring cake and puppy dogs and flowers.But only (57)A.When you were born,loving arms held you.Shouldn't you (58)Cthat way too?Shouldn't the elderly,who've lived their lives,raised their (59)Band contributed to society be cared about?Shouldn't they end feeling loved?Why don't (60)C?
41.A.old | B.young | C.poor | D.sick |
42.A.paints | B.writes | C.publishes | D.reads |
43.A.curing | B.examining | C.testing | D.accepting |
44.A.crying | B.suffering | C.fighting | D.smiling |
45.A.certainly | B.maybe | C.not | D.hardly |
46.A.hospitals | B.patients | C.doctors | D.nurses |
47.A.say | B.recognize | C.remember | D.forget |
48.A.ever | B.even | C.only | D.however |
49.A.play | B.live | C.talk | D.work |
50.A.duty | B.turn | C.first | D.last |
51.A.feel | B.see | C.smell | D.taste |
52.A.feed | B.open | C.stop | D.keep |
53.A.blame | B.cure | C.calm | D.find |
54.A.fast | B.frequently | C.shortly | D.long |
55.A.light-hearted | B.absent-minded | C.bad | D.sad |
56.A.hopefulness | B.hopelessness | C.carelessness | D.desire |
57.A.some | B.few | C.me | D.them |
58.A.act | B.live | C.die | D.speak |
59.A.plants | B.children | C.food | D.money |
60.A.I | B.we | C.they | D.you |
分析 本文讲述作者对于自己在养老院期间的工作感悟及对人生的思考.
解答 41--45 AADDC 46-50 BCBBD 51--55 CACDA 56-60 BACBC
41.A考查形容词辨析A.old老的;B.young年轻的;C.poor穷的;D.sick病的;句意:没有会喜欢老人的味道,没有人,甚至老人也不喜欢,根据语境可知选A项.
42.A考查动词辨析A.paints画;B.writes写;C.publishes出版;D.reads写;句意:我的健康书上画着一副可爱的养老院的图画,上面描述他们把这当作家,每个家人和生病的人一起对抗这些可以接受的无法的疾病,故选A项.
43.D考查动词辨析A.curing治愈;B.examining检查;C.testing检测;D.accepting接受;句意:我的健康书上画着一副可爱的养老院的图画,上面描述他们把这当作家,每个家人和生病的人一起对抗这些可以接受的无法的疾病,故选D项.
44.D考查动词辨析A.crying哭;B.suffering痛苦;C.fighting害怕;D.smiling微笑;句意:这展示了微笑着的病人与医生在交流,周围都是爱着他们的人们,故选D项.
45.C考查副词辨析A.certainly当然;B.maybe可能;C.not不;D.hardly几乎不;句意:这不是一个养老院本来的样子,故选C项.
46.B考查名词辨析A.hospitals医院;B.patients 病人;C.doctors医生;D.nurses护士;句意:我所帮助的病人很少会微笑因此他们努力地去记住他们是谁,现在什么年份,以及他们的名字,故选B项.
47.C考查动词辨析A.say说;B.recognize辨认;C.remember 记得;D.forget忘记;句意:我所帮助的病人很少会微笑因此他们努力地去记住他们是谁,现在什么年份,以及他们的名字,故选C项.
48.B考查副词辨析A.ever曾经;B.even甚至;C.only只有;D.however然而;句意:我所帮助的病人很少会微笑因此他们努力地去记住他们是谁,现在什么年份,以及他们的名字,故选B项.
49.B考查动词辨析A.play玩;B.live住;C.talk说;D.work工作;句意:但是他们与这些味道生活在一起.根据上文提到他们不喜欢疾病,药,汗水的味道,故选B项.
50.D考查名词辨析A.duty责任;B.turn顺序;C.first第一;D.last最后;句意:下周就是我在这的最后一天了.根据I'm moving soon我很快要离开,故选D项.
51.C考查动词辨析A.feel感觉;B.see看到;C.smell闻;D.taste尝;句意:我要离开,不需要再闻这种味道了.根据语境可知选C项.
52.A考查动词辨析A.feed喂;B.open打开;C.stop停止;D.keep保持;句意:我不用再喂一个不能张嘴吃饭的女性或平复一个因为鞋带很长而哭泣的男人,故选A项.
53.C考查动词辨析A.blame责备; B.cure治愈;C.calm平静;D.find发现;句意:我不用再喂一个不能张嘴吃饭的女性或平复一个因为鞋带很长而哭泣的男人,故选C项.
54.D考查副词辨析A.fast快速;B.frequently频繁;C.shortly短地;D.long长;句意:我不用再喂一个不能张嘴吃饭的女性或平复一个因为鞋带很长而哭泣的男人,故选D项.
55.A考查形容词辨析A.light-hearted轻松的;B.absent-minded心不在焉的;C.bad坏的;D.sad悲伤的;句意:但我没有感到放松.根据下方提到After four years of volunteering,the place is the same as the day I started可知并不轻松,故选A项.
56.B考查名词辨析A.hopefulness希望;B.hopelessness没有希望;C.carelessness粗心;D.desire愿望;句意:所有无助仍然还是存在的,没有丝毫的轻松,故选B项.
57.A考查代词辨析A.some一些;B.few几乎没有;C.me我;D.them他们;句意:但只有一些.根据上文提到一些人来参观,一些人带来了蛋糕和宠物狗,只有这些人,故选A项.
58.C考查动词辨析A.act行动;B.live住;C.die死;D.speak说;句意:当你出生时,被爱拥护着,难道你不能用这种方式死去吗?故选C项.
59.B考查名词辨析A.plants 植物;B.children孩子;C.food食物;D.money钱;句意:难道这些过着自己的生活,养大孩子,对社会做出贡献的老人们不应该得到关心吗?故选B项.
60.C考查代词辨析A.I我;B.we我们;C.they他们;D.you你们;句意:难道他们不应该感受到爱吗?为什么他们没有?根据语境可知选C项.
点评 完型填空,解题时要抓住文章的脉络,一定要读懂全文,弄清文章要表达的思想,注意前后段落之间的关系.答题中,一定要认真分析,注意选项与上下文的关系,与前后单词的关系.对于一时没有太大的把握的题可以放到最后再来完成,因为有时答案可以从下文内容体现出来.答完后再通读一篇文章,看看所选选项能不能是语句通顺,语意连贯.
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The answer is in the word breakfast itself,which means the"breaking"of a"fast(斋戒)",or a(39)Cperiod without eating.The gap between dinner and breakfast(40)Cbe up to twelve hours,so the(41)Athat breaks your fast should be healthy and wholesome.Also,(42)Byour evening meal,the food you consume for breakfast will give you (43)D to use while you are active during the day.A recent research(44)B that eating a big breakfast,particularly one containing whole grains and fruit,can(45)Cyour concentration and mood.
Although health experts(46)A the importance of eating a good breakfast and having one's main meal(47)Bin the day,not many people are changing their daily eating(48)D.In the US,for example,about two-third of the population still has its(49)A meal in the evening.Many of the most popular types of American food,such as steak and potatoes,are(50)Cfat and carbohydrates,which make them slow to(51)D,and fattening.
Many nutritionists(52)A that people eat small,low-fat meals five or six times a day.Most agree,(53)C,that good nutrition and what you eat is more important than when you eat it.Keeping to a (54)C diet of nutritious,low-calorie foods like vegetables,whole grains,fish,and fresh fruit is the way to (55)B a good life.
36.A.breakfast | B.lunch | C.dinner | D.supper |
37.A.when | B.how | C.what | D.why |
38.A.hot | B.light | C.simple | D.large |
39.A.brief | B.peak | C.long | D.late |
40.A.must | B.need | C.can | D.would |
41.A.meal | B.food | C.diet | D.recipe |
42.A.as | B.unlike | C.for | D.with |
43.A.sense | B.weight | C.ability | D.energy |
44.A.means | B.shows | C.doubts | D.admits |
45.A.decrease | B.discourage | C.improve | D.draw |
46.A.stress | B.overlook | C.guess | D.reflect |
47.A.later | B.earlier | C.oftener | D.less |
48.A.procedures | B.schedules | C.regulations | D.habits |
49.A.main | B.extra | C.quick | D.regular |
50.A.limited to | B.related to | C.rich in | D.low in |
51.A.swallow | B.chew | C.eat | D.digest |
52.A.suggest | B.think | C.realize | D.forbid |
53.A.instead | B.therefore | C.however | D.otherwise |
54.A.poor | B.delicious | C.balanced | D.heavy |
55.A.describe | B.enjoy | C.change | D.adjust |
So the man decided to (45)B the butterfly.He cut off the remaining bit of the cocoon so that the butterfly could come out (46)B.But to his (47)C,the butterfly got a heavy body and very small wings (48)B it came out of the cocoon.
He (49)A to watch the butterfly,because he expected that the wings would enlarge and expand to (50)A the body,which would (51)C up in time. (52)D,the flight never happened!In fact,the butterfly spent the rest of its life crawling(爬) around with a heavy body and small wings.It was never able to fly.
The man was in his (53)B,but he did not understand the nature (54)D.Before the butterfly came out of the cocoon,fluid (液体) from its body must be forced into its (55)A,and then it would be ready for flying.It must have a hard (56)B to get through the small opening to get its (57)B from the cocoon.
Sometimes struggles are (58)C what we need in our life.If God allowed us to go through our life without difficulties,it would weaken or even (59)D us.We would not be as (60)C as we could have been; we could never fly.
41.A.worm | B.entrance | C.insect | D.opening |
42.A.force | B.fight | C.share | D.break |
43.A.effect | B.noise | C.imagination | D.progress |
44.A.further | B.faster | C.safer | D.taller |
45.A.save | B.help | C.injure | D.attack |
46.A.happily | B.easily | C.regularly | D.peacefully |
47.A.sorrow | B.joy | C.surprise | D.anger |
48.A.before | B.when | C.after | D.until |
49.A.continued | B.stopped | C.turned | D.liked |
50.A.support | B.build | C.beat | D.affect |
51.A.climb | B.pick | C.fly | D.put |
52.A.Amazingly | B.Surprisingly | C.Obviously | D.Unfortunately |
53.A.interest | B.kindness | C.purpose | D.surprise |
54.A.customers | B.habits | C.hobbies | D.rules |
55.A.wings | B.body | C.legs | D.heart |
56.A.competition | B.struggle | C.distance | D.place |
57.A.life | B.freedom | C.energy | D.attraction |
58.A.absolutely | B.almost | C.exactly | D.hardly |
59.A.separate | B.crash | C.award | D.disable |
60.A.impressive | B.talented | C.strong | D.ordinary |
Acquisition of new words from authentic L2reading texts by means of strategies such as contextual deduction(演绎) is also not a (55)Afor a number of reasons.There appears to be no (56)Dto intentional learning of a great many new words in a relatively short period of time.The words to be learned may be (57)Bin isolation or in context.Presentation in bilingual(双语的) word lists seems an (58)Cshortcut because it takes less time than contextual presentation and yields excellent short term results.Long term memory,(59)D,is often disappointing so contextual presentation seems advisable.
Any suggestions on how to use this in educational contexts should be based on a systematic (60)B of the two most important aspects of the L2word learning problem,this is to say,selecting the relevant vocabulary (which and how many words) and creating the best conditions for the acquisition process.This article sets out to (61)Aa computer assisted word acquisition programme(CAVOCA) which tries to do exactly this:the programme operationalises current theoretical thinking about word acquisition,and its (62)D are based on a systematic list of the vocabulary relevant for the target group.To (63)Bits frequency,the programme was (64)C in a number of experimental settings with a paired associated method of learning new words.The experimental results suggest that an approach combining the two methods is most advisable.
50.A.inquires | B.requires | C.receives | D.inspires |
51.A.difficult | B.easy | C.possible | D.necessary |
52.A.copy | B.focus | C.find | D.clean |
53.A.however | B.moreover | C.because | D.nevertheless |
54.A.disturb | B.seem | C.occur | D.disappear |
55.A.solution | B.approach | C.problem | D.wonder |
56.A.official | B.annual | C.objective | D.alternative |
57.A.predicted | B.presented | C.postponed | D.preferred |
58.A.available | B.outstanding | C.attractive | D.evident |
59.A.by means of | B.moreover | C.in spite of | D.however |
60.A.focus | B.analysis | C.object | D.target |
61.A.describe | B.grasp | C.link | D.force |
62.A.conclusions | B.appointments | C.aspects | D.contents |
63.A.react | B.establish | C.memorize | D.leave |
64.A.enhanced | B.invented | C.contrasted | D.behaved |
I suddenly felt very guilty because I was about to throw away a new drink just because it was(41)C.I walked up to him and handed the(42)Aand some snacks(小吃) over to him.The man looked up(43)Dand took what I gave him.
A huge smile(44)Cacross his face and this made me feel very(45)D.I felt I couldn't be happier(46)B myself,but then he said,"Wow,this is my son's lucky day!"
With that,he thanked me happily and started off on his bike,I(47)Dheard him whistling a song as he rode away.
I got a warm(48)C inside.I now understand what is(49)Aby the saying"giving is getting".
Although it only(50)Ca little action and a few words,I gained and learned more in those two minutes than I did in the(51)Bof the month.Everyone in the world needs help,everyone can(52)Bhelp and everyone will be helped by showing(53)C.
The image of that man's happiness caused by my small gift appears in my mind every(54)BI have the chance to do something nice.
This is the(55)Dof charity.
36.A.casually | B.warmly | C.coldly | D.formally |
37.A.happy | B.anxious | C.sorry | D.eager |
38.A.worried | B.interested | C.tired | D.bored |
39.A.and | B.when | C.as | D.but |
40.A.passed | B.headed | C.crossed | D.took |
41.A.cheap | B.tasteless | C.heavy | D.useless |
42.A.drink | B.toys | C.money | D.clothes |
43.A.with anxiety | B.by accident | C.on purpose | D.in surprise |
44.A.appeared | B.went | C.spread | D.ran |
45.A.shocked | B.excited | C.disappointed | D.satisfied |
46.A.to | B.with | C.at | D.for |
47.A.still | B.once | C.ever | D.even |
48.A.sense | B.mind | C.feeling | D.thinking |
49.A.meant | B.aimed | C.considered | D.thought |
50.A.cost | B.called | C.took | D.asked |
51.A.part | B.rest | C.course | D.time |
52.A.send | B.offer | C.promise | D.have |
53.A.happiness | B.politeness | C.kindness | D.sadness |
54.A.day | B.time | C.minute | D.moment |
55.A.effect | B.force | C.goal | D.power |
36 A However | B Besides | C Therefore | D Otherwise |
37 A brave | B excited | C curious | D stubborn |
38 A fell | B seemed | C proved | D grew |
39 A aside | B around | C forward | D backward |
40 A arrived | B stopped | C stayed | D started |
41 A gathered | B existed | C dropped | D moved |
42 A help | B gas | C rest | D water |
43 A necessarily | B normally | C basically | D certainly |
44 A if | B until | C unless | D as |
45 A drive | B walk | C follow | D march |
46 A address | B signs | C notices | D guidance |
47 A doubt | B room | C time | D way |
48 A have it | B get it | C make it | D finish it |
49 A door | B window | C headlight | D wheel |
50 A passed | B rushed | C turned | D continued |
51 A strange | B sensitive | C imaginable | D horrible |
52 A developed | B appeared | C spread | D faded |
53 A rolling | B floating | C drawing | D flashing |
54 A pointed | B returned | C broke | D rose |
55 A tune | B voice | C sound | D ton |