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2.Women of the Night?I spent thirty-nine years of my life as an(61)educator(educate).As a school administrator,I was ever fortunate to hire a retired headmaster from Fulton County.She was a delightful person and(62)anexcellent teacher loved by everyone,children,parents and teachers.She taught in our system for some years.Later she passed away.Having taught with her,Jean and Sara thought it proper(63)to attend(attend) her funeral(葬礼).Not knowing where the funeral would be,they called a certain headmaster(64)who/thatseemed to always keep up with the obituaries(讣闻).
When Jean and Sara arrived at the funeral,they(65)were(be)surprised to find very few people.They were sure that she was someone so loving and with the broad experience in education so she,(66)their(they)friend,should have more people at her funeral.They wanted to go away.(67)However,the service had already begun and they were brought to the front seats.
They soon realized this was the funeral of a man who had been rude to his wife and who had not earned the right to heaven.Although they found themselves in a very serious atmosphere,they couldn't help(68)laughing(laugh)with the humor of the situation.
(69)Finally(final),the service was over and as they left the church,they overheard someone ask,"Who were the    (70)ladies(lady)up front laughing so loudly?"wiping tears of laughter from their faces,Jean and Sara hurried to their car before meeting any of the family.

分析 本文写了参加老师的葬礼,结果去错了地方的故事.

解答 61.educator 考查名词.根据句意作为一名教育工作者,educator是名词"教育者".
 62.an   考查冠词.此处是指她是一名受人爱戴的教师,在形容词excellent 前边,所以答案用an.
63.to attend 考查宾语.本句中it是形式主语,动词不定式to attend…是真正的宾语,所以答案填to attend.
 64.who/that  考查定语从句.先行词是headmaster,在从句中做主语,所以用关系代词who或者that来引导.  
65.were 考查主谓一致.主语they,故事的叙述用的是过去时,所以答案填were.
66.their 考查代词.根据句意"他们的朋友"所以用形容词性物主代词  their.
67.However  考查连词.根据上下句关系,他们想离开,但是 他们被带到了前排,两句之间是转折关系,所以用However.
68.laughing  考查固定短语.can't help doing 是英语的固定搭配"禁不住干某事". 
69.Finally  考查副词.根据句意"最终,服务结束",finally是副词"最终,最后".
70.ladies 考查名词.根据who were 句中的were可以推断出lady需要用复数形式,所以答案填ladies.

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