-What do you think of the price of the dress?-Considering that it is made by hand.the price seems fair and ．( )A．cheapB．equalC．expensiveD．reasonable 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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3．-What do you think of the price of the dress？
-Considering that it is made by hand，the price seems fair and ．（　　）

A．

cheap

B．

equal

C．

expensive

D．

reasonable

分析 -你认为这件裙子的价格怎么样？
-考虑到它是手工的，这个价格还是公平合理的．

解答答案是D．Acheap是便宜的，Bequal是相等的，Cexpensive是昂贵的，Dreasonable，是合理的；根据对话的意思应该指"价格公平合理"，所以答案选D．

点评本题考查词意辨析，首先要弄清每个选项的意思，然后根据对话的整体意思，结合上下文确定正确答案．

练习册系列答案

14．The twelfth month of a year isDecember（十二月）．

11．The Game of Love
Dad brought him home from a fishing trip in the mountains，full of cockleburs（苍耳） and so thin you could count every rib．
"My god，"Mom said．"He's dirty!"
"No，he isn't!he's Rusty，"said John，my eight-year-old brother．"Can we keep him？Please…please…please．"
Mom gave in，as she usually did with John．My little brother had a mild form of hemophilia（血友病）．Four years earlier，he'd almost bled to death from a routine tonsillectomy（扁桃体切除术）．We'd all been careful with him since then．
"All right，John，"Dad said．"We'll keep Rusty．But he's your responsibility．""Deal!"
And that's how Rusty came to live with us．He was John's dog from that very first moment，though he tolerated the rest of us．John kept his word．He fed，watered and cleaned the messy-looking animal every day．I think he liked taking care of something rather than being taken care of．
Over the summer，Rusty grew into a big，handsome dog．He and John were constant companions．Wherever John went，Rusty was by his side．When school began，Rusty would walk John the six blocks to elementary school，then come home．Somehow，he sensed that John shouldn't play like the other boys．He was very protective．When John and his best friend Bobby wrestled，Rusty monitored their play with a watchful eye．If John were on top，fine．If Bobby got John down，Rusty would hop over，grab Bobby's collar and pull him off．Bobby and John thought this game great fun．
In the spring，John got an afternoon paper route．He'd come home from school，fold his papers and take off on his bike to deliver them．He always took the same streets，in the same order．Of course，Rusty delivered papers，too．
One day，for no particular reason，John changed his route．Instead of turning left on a street as he usually did，he turned right．Thump!…Crash!…A screech of brakes…Rusty sailed through the air．
Someone called us about the accident．I had to pry John from Rusty's lifeless body so that Dad could bring Rusty home．
"It's my fault，"John said over and over．"Rusty thought the car was gonna hit me．He thought it was another game．"
"The only game Rusty was playing was the game of love，"Dad said．"You both played it well．"
John sniffled．"Huh!"
"I want him back，"John wailed．"My Rusty's gone!"
"No，he isn't，"Dad said，hugging John and me．"Rusty will stay in your memories forever．"
And he has．

56．We can infer from the passage thatA．
A．Rusty always protected John from being hurt．
B．Rusty just listened to and tolerated John at home．
C．Rusty was welcomed by the whole family at first．
D．Rusty walked John to school and then waited there．
57．From the passage we can see that Rusty is aA dog．
A．faithful（loyal ） B．tender C．mature D．merciful
58．Which of the following is NOT true？D
A．John and Bobby are quite fond of wrestling．
B．John delivered papers with Rusty in the spring．
C．Rusty thought it was a game when the car came towards John．
D．John deliberately changed the route that day to play with Rusty．
59．The underlined word"pry"in the last part probably meansB．
A．prevent B．separate C．seize D．protect．

18．The couple was very sad over the loss of．the photographs they had shot on the Great Wall，____ this was a memory they especially treasured．（　　）

8．No conclusion ______about whether to tear down the old buildings for a theme park until several discussions have been made．（　　）

	A．	will be reached		B．	is reached
	C．	is being reached		D．	had been reached

15．"Dr．Papaderos，what is the meaning of life？"
The usual laughter followed，and people stirred to go．Dr．Papaderos held up his hands and stilled the room and looked at me for a long time，asking with his eyes if I was serious and seeing from my eyes that I was．
"I will answer your question．"
Taking his wallet out of his hip pocket，he fished into a leather wallet and brought out a very small round mirror，about the size of a quarter．And what he said went like this："When I was a small child during the war，we were very poor and we lived in a remote village．One day，on the road，I found the broken pieces of a mirror．A German motorcycle had been broken in that place．
I tried to find all the pieces and put them together，but it was not possible，so I kept only the largest piece．This one．and，by scratching it on a stone，I made it round．I began to play with it as a toy and became fascinated by the fact that I could reflect light into dark places where the sun would never shine-n deep holes and crevices（裂缝）and dark closets．It became a game for me to get light into the most inaccessible places I could find．
I kept the little mirror，and，as I went about my growing up，I would take it out in spare time and continue the challenge of the game．As I became a man，I got to understand that this was not just a child's game but a metaphor for what I might do with my life．I came to understand that I was not the light or the source of light．But light-truth，understanding，knowledge-is there，and it will shine in many dark places only if I reflect it．
I am a fragment of a mirror whose whole design and shape I do not know．Nevertheless，with what I have I can reflect light into the dark places of this world-into the black places in the hearts of men-and change some things in some people．Perhaps others may see and do likewise． This is what I am talking about．This is the meaning of my life．

59．On hearing the author's question，Dr．PapaderosCat first．
A．laughed at his foolishness
B．wasn't sure of the answer
C．doubted his seriousness
D．wasn't interested at all
60．How did Dr．Papaderos get the small round mirror when he was a child？A
A．He found it on the road and made it round．
B．A dying German soldier gave him as a present．
C．He bought it by chance on his way home．
D．He put the broken pieces together and made it．
61．Why did Dr．Papaderos like the small round mirror so much as a child？B
A．Because he was too poor to afford other good toys．
B．Because it could shine the places where the sun couldn't reach．
C．Because he believed it would bring good luck to him．
D．Because it told him a lot about what life really meant to him．
62．The best title for the passage might be"A"．
A．The Meaning of Life
B．A Broken Piece of Glass
C．Dr．Papaderos'Experience
D．A Special Game in the Childhood．

12．You'd better have a snack of bread ______ there is no time to eat later．（　　）

7．The tradition of April Fools'Day is said in the sixteenth century．（　　）

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