, when I went to town to see my sick teacher, he said to me, “I’ll come back to school again . A．One day; the other day B．Some day; one day C．Some day; the other day D．The other day; some day 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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_______, when I went to town to see my sick teacher, he said to me, “I’ll come back to school again _______.”

A．One day; the other day	B．Some day; one day
C．Some day; the other day	D．The other day; some day

【答案】

【解析】本题考查day短语辨析。some day意为“总有一天，有朝一日”，表示将来的某一天，因此常与将来时连用，句首句末都可以。

one day意为“有一天”，表示过去的某一天，或将来的某一天。在表示将来的某一天时，用法与some day相同。

the other day ="a" few days ago意为“前几天”，与过去时态连用。

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When I heard that two seats in first class on our next flight were 22 for a small upgrade fee, I jumped at the 23 . We agreed to pay the fee to 24 our tickets. Our spirits lifted immediately. At least we would 25 our adventure in comfort and style.

Our travel has always been arranged on a budget, 26 flying first class was a new 27 for us. As we 28 the plane, we felt as if we were part of an elite（精英）group. We took our seats and were happy to 29 the other few passengers who could fly in such luxury.

As we chatted away about hiking, waterfalls and bears, I could 30 people around us talking about busy schedules and business meetings. It wasn’t long 31 I realized that these people were 32 to flying in luxury. “They are important people,” I thought to myself.

We 33 that the stewardess(空姐) was working nonstop to ensure the comfort of the first class passengers. She could not walk by a seat without receiving an 34 .

As the stewardess walked by our 35 , I looked at her and said, “Thank you and I hope you have a great night.” She stopped at our seats with a look of 36 on her face, bent down, looked at me and said, “Excuse me?” I repeated my words and she smiled in a rather 37 way, almost as if I had asked her a question that she did not know how to answer.

“You are the only passenger here to say thank you or say something 38 to me tonight and I really appreciate your kindness.”

The 39 of belonging to an elite group of people in first class disappeared as we heard her words. Our seats in luxury offered us more than a comfortable ride. We were 40 that, without kindness, we would be flying in no class.

21. A. stretched B. built w(w w.ks&5 u.c*o m C. weakened D. ached

22. A. believable B. available C. active D. visible

23. A. discount B. opportunity C. benefit D. convenience

24. A. return B. protect C. upgrade D. check

25. A. end B. start C. plan D. change

26. A. or B. and C. but D. so

27. A. challenge B. load C. concern D. experience

28. A. boarded B. left C. entered D. crowded

29. A. have B. envy C. join D. appreciate

30. A. see B. hear C. find D. sound

31. A. after B. since C. before D. until

32. A. accustomed B. ready C. addicted D. likely

33. A. felt B. noticed C. guessed D. stated

34. A. advice B. blame C. order D. warning

35. A. seats B. plane C. neighbour D. class

36. A. amusement B. disbelief C. delight D. fright

37. A. funny B. curious C. similar D. confusing

38. A. impolite B. nice C. interesting D. valuable

39. A. fear B. willingness C. refusal w(w w.ks&5 u.c*o m D. sense

40. A. persuaded B. reminded C. suggested D. wished

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C .they failed to get the check D. they spoke to their boss at once

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