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A doctor entered the hospital in a hurry after being called in for an urgent ? ? ? ．He answered the call as soon as possible, changed his clothes and went directly to the operation block．He found the boy's father ? ? ? in the hall waiting for the doctor． On seeing him, the dad ? ? ?? , "Why did you take all this ? ? ? to come? Don't you know that my son s life is in danger? Don't you have any sense of?? ? ? ?"

????????????? The doctor smiled and said, "I am sorry, I wasn't in the hospital and I ? ?? ? as fast as I could after receiving the call．．．And now, I wish you'd calm down work．"???? ? I can do my work.”

?? “Calm down? What if your son is in this room right now, would you calm down? If your own son is?? ? ? now what will you do?” said the father ? ? ．

??? The doctor smiled again and replied," I will say what Job said in the Bible 'From dust we came and to dust we return, blessed by the name of God'．? ? ? cannot extend lives． Go and ? ? ? for your son．we will do our best by God's grace．"

????????????? "Giving advice when we re not ? ? ? is so easy．" murmured the father．The operation took some hours ? ? ? which the doctor went out happily．

??? "Thank goodness!? Your son is saved ! " And without waiting for the father's reply he carried on his?? ? ?? running． “If you have any question, ask the nurse!"

????????????? "Why is he so ? ? ? ? He couldn't wait some minutes so that I could ask about my son's ? ? ? ?" commented the father when seeing the nurse minutes after the doctor left． The nurse answered, ? ? ?? coming down her face, "His son died yesterday in a road accident．He was in the funeral when we called him for your son's operation．?? ? ? now that he saved your son's life, he left running to finish his son's funeral．"

????????????? Never? ? ? anyone．．．because you never know how their life is and what they're?? ? ? .

1.A． meeting????????????? B． career????????????? C． operation????????????? D． travel

2.A． calling????????????? B．running????????????? C． jumping????????????? D．pacing

3.A． admitted????????????? B．expressed????????????? C． whispered????????????? D．shouted

4.A． time????????????? B．cost????????????? C． love????????????? D．turn

5.A． humor????????????? B．responsibility????????????? C． pride????????????? D．honor

6.A． worked????????????? B．left????????????? C． came????????????? D．moved

7.A． in case????????????? B．so that????????????? C． until????????????? D．even if

8.A． dying????????????? B．lying????????????? C． missing????????????? D．dropping

9.A． sadly????????????? B．cheerfully????????????? C． hopefully????????????? D．angrily

10.A． God????????????? B．Teachers??????? ????????????? C． Friends???????? ????????????? D． Doctors

11.A． speak????????????? B．spell?????????? ????????????? C． pray?????????? ????????????? D． think

12.A． worried????????????? B．concerned????? ????????????? C． lost?????????? ????????????? D． tired

13.A． after????????????? B．for??????????? ????????????? C． before?? ????????????? D． with

14.A． way????????????? B．spirit????????? ????????????? C． trust????????? ????????????? D． dream

15.A． patient????????????? B．proud??????? ????????????? C． powerful? ????????????? D． absent

16.A． position????????????? B．medicine????? ????????????? C． state??? ????????????? D． life

17.A． sweats????????????? B．cold????????? ????????????? C． clouds??????? ????????????? D． tears

18.A． And????????????? B．But??????????? ????????????? C． Or????????? ????????????? D． While

19.A．ignore????????????? B．judge??????????? C． explain???????? ????????????? D． believe

20.A．doing????????????? B．loading???????? ????????????? C． experiencing??? ????????????? D． reducing

【答案】

1.C?

2.D?

3.D ?

4.A?

5.B??

6.C??

7.B??

8.A?

9.D?

10.D?

11.C?

12.B?

13.A?

14.A?

15.B?

16.C?

17.D?

18.A?

19.B?

20.C?

【解析】

试题分析：本文讲述一个医生被医院招回来救一个孩子，他的父亲误解医生冷血，做完手术后这个父亲才明白原来医生刚刚在车祸中失去了儿子，告诉我们，宽容待人，不要武断。

1.C考查动词辨析。A meeting见面；????????????? B career事业；????????????? C operation手术；????????????? D travel旅行；句意：一个医生匆忙地进入医院当他被紧急召来做手术。根据句意他是医生，所以着急回来给病人做手术，所以选C项。?

2.D 考查动词辨析A calling????????????? 打电话；B．running????????????? 跑；C jumping跳； D．pacing 步行；句意：他发现男孩的像样在大厅里来回踱步。Find sb doing发现某人正在做某事。根据选项与句意只有D项符合情境。

3.D 考查动词辨析 A admitted承认； B．expressed????????????? 表达；C． whispered低语； D．shouted 叫喊。句意：当看到医生时，这个父亲大喊到。根据下方提到Don't you know that my son s life is in danger难道你不知道我儿子现在很危险吗？所以这个父亲很着急，叫喊着，所以选D项。

4.A考查名词辨析 A time????????????? 时间；B．cost花费； C． love爱； D．turn 翻转。句意：为什么你花费这么长时间才来，你不知道我儿子很危险吗?take是花费的意思，所以在质问医生为什么花费时间现在才来，故选A项。

5.B 考查名词辨析A humor幽默； B．responsibility????????????? 责任；C． pride骄傲； D．honor尊敬。句意：难道你没有责任感，根据语境这个父亲再质问医生，有没有责任感，现在才来，故选B项。??

6.C 考查动词辨析A worked????????????? 工作；B．left离开；????????????? C． came到来；????????????? D．moved 离开。句意：翘班产，对不起，我不在医生，当我一收到电话就快速赶来了，根据句意提到He answered the call as soon as possible,可知他尽快的赶来，故选C项。

7.B 考查连词辨析A． in case以防万一；????????????? B．so that为的是；????????????? C． until直到；D．even if 即使。句意：我希望你能冷静下来为的是让我好开展工作。医生让他冷静的目的是安心工作，所以选B项来连接。

8.A考查动词辨析 A． dying死；????????????? B．lying????????????? 躺；C． missing失去；????????????? D．dropping掉落。句意：冷静，要是你儿子在那，你能冷静吗?如果你儿子要死了，你现在怎么办？根据上文提到 What if your son is in this room right now, would you calm down?可知在反问医生。故选A项。

9.D考查副词辨析A． sadly悲伤的；????????????? B．cheerfully????????????? 高兴地；C． hopefully????????????? 有希望地D．angrily生气地。根据上文提到 What if your son is in this room right now, would you calm down?可知这个父亲很是生气，所以选D项。

10.D考查名词辨析A． God上帝；????????????? B．Teachers 老师；C． Friends 朋友； D． Doctor 医生。根据上文提到I will say what Job said in the Bible 'From dust we came and to dust we return, blessed by the name of God 我会按照耶稣说的，尘归尘土归土，上帝会保佑的，上帝也不能延续一个人的生命，所以选D项。

11.C 考查动词辨析 A． speak说；????????????? B．spell拼写； C． pray 祈祷； D． think认为。根据上文提到上帝也不是万能，所以说，去给你儿子祈祷去吧。所以选C项。

12.B 考查形容词辨析A． worried着急的；????????????? B．concerned关心的； C． lost 失去的； D． tired累的。句意：那位父亲说，当我们漠不关心时给出建议是很容易的事，根据上文给的语境，父亲认为不处在这种境况中是不会焦虑的，故选B项。

13.A考查连词辨析A． after在。。之后； B．for 为了； C． before 在。。之前； D． with与。。在一起。句意：手术进行了很多时间，完毕之后，医生高兴地走出来。考查定语从句，手术做完后，医生才能出来，所以选 A项。?

14.A 考查名词辨析A． way方法；????????????? B．spirit精神；????????????? C． trust 信任； D． dream 梦想。句意：你的儿子得救了，没有等等待这个父亲的回应，他继续往前跑出去了。根据下方提到His son died yesterday in a road accident．He was in the funeral when we called him for your son's operation．他的儿子昨天车祸去世，肯定是匆忙的，所以选A项。

15.B 考查形容词辨析A． patient耐心的；????????????? B．proud骄傲的； C． powerful 强有力的；D． absent缺席的；句意：为什么他如此骄傲，他不能等会吗？这个父亲对医生的误解，所以选B项。

16.C考查名词辨析A． position????????????? 位置；B．medicine 机器； C． state情况，州。D． life生命。句意：他就不能等待一会，为的是我能问问我孩子的情况，根据句意只有C项符合语境。?

17.D考查名词辨析 A． sweats汗水； B．cold感冒； C． clouds云； D． tears 眼泪；句意;护士回答时，眼泪流下来了。根据下方提到His son died yesterday in a road accident．He was in the funeral when we called him for your son's operation．他的儿子昨天车祸去世，所以护士也很伤心，故选D项。

18.A 考查连词辨析句意：并且既然现在他救了你儿子的命，他跑去完成儿子的葬礼。护士提到两个内容，再者之间是并列关系，所以选A项。

19.B 考查动词辨析A．ignore忽视； B．judge判断； C． explain? 解释； D． believe相信。句意：不要判断一个人，因为你根据不知道他的生活是什么样子的，他们正在经历着什么。根据文中提到because所引导的原因状语从句，可以是来判断一个人的，故选B项。

20.C 考查动词辨析 A．doing做；????????????? B．loading负担； C． experiencing经历； D． reducing减少。句意：因为你根据不知道他的生活是什么样子的，他们正在经历着什么。文章最后进行点题，通过这个故事来告诉我们的道理。

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