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14.It was the summer of my first year at college.Instead of heading home for a nice long(36)C,three of my friends and I had decided to stay and take some(37)Bcourses.The four of us had(38)Dthe top floor of an old house to live in.My own bed was jammed into a smelly former laundry room and each night was a new adventure in humidity(湿气).(39)B,it felt exciting to be out of the dorms and in my own place for the first time.After the first few weeks,though,the(40)Dfaded and homesickness set in.I found myself sitting(41)C in my sweaty bedroom each night thinking of my home,my Mom,and my Dad.My summers had always been a(42)Atime.I spent hours riding my bike,playing basketball and swimming.I sat on the porch(走廊) and talked to my Mom while she(43)Bher flowers.I took pride in helping my Dad gather firewood(44)Bthe winter.And every night I sat at a dinner table full of delicious food(45)Awith love while my family(46)Athe dining-room with sweet laughter.Now I found myself(47)Bthem more than ever.
Finally when my spirits were at their(48)CI heard a knock at the door.I opened it and was(49)Dto see Mom and Dad standing there with big smiles to fill my(50)Dheart and a box full of food to(51)Amy hungry friends.We spent the(52)Ceating,chatting,and just being together.It felt so good,and I felt so(53)D.Just as Victor Hugo put it,"The (54)Chappiness of life is the conviction(确信) that one is loved."It was that(55)Aof happiness that my Mom an Dad gave me that afternoon and every day of my life.
 
36.A.pauseB.journeyC.breakD.escape
37.A.normalB.extraC.spareD.former
38.A.visitedB.boughtC.leftD.rented
39.A.EvenB.HoweverC.ThereforeD.Besides
40.A.angerB.lonelinessC.sadnessD.excitement
41.A.awayB.asideC.aloneD.apart
42.A.pleasantB.commonC.pastD.boring
43.A.spoiledB.tendedC.woreD.sent
44.A.inB.forC.throughD.after
45.A.preparedB.preservedC.orderedD.tasted
46.A.filledB.coveredC.crowdedD.provided
47.A.remindingB.missingC.rememberingD.seeing
48.A.leastB.mostC.lowestD.highest
49.A.annoyedB.amusedC.ashamedD.amazed
50.A.lightB.warmC.selfishD.hungry
51.A.feedB.comfortC.attractD.save
52.A.noonB.morningC.afternoonD.night
53.A.surprisedB.interestedC.tiredD.loved
54.A.violentB.worstC.supremeD.Rigid
55.A.giftB.effectC.expectationD.food

分析 文章讲述了主人公"我"在暑假里面为了学习一些其它课程,不能再回家了,我和一些朋友租了房子.第一次没有回家,在自己租的房子里生活,刚开始感到的是新鲜,兴奋.而时间长了,没有了刚开始的兴奋,开始感到孤独,思念家人.就在主人公失落的时候,父母的突然到来,使"我"渴望爱的心得到了满足.

解答 36-40 CBDBD   41-45 CABBA 46-50 ABCDD   51-55 ACDCA
36.C名词辨析.句意为:大学的暑假,不再是急忙的赶回家去过一个长长的假期.a nice long break 长长的休息.故选C.
37.B形容词辨析.假期不回家去学习一些其它课程可知应该是决定留下来.extra:额外的,附加的.故选B.
38.D考查动词词义.句意为:我们租了一栋老房子的顶层去居住.rent vt租,雇.故选D.
39.B语境辨析.句意为:然而(However),第一次在属于自己的小天地里还仍然感觉是有点儿兴奋.故选B.
40.D逻辑推理.句意:(刚开始感到兴奋)然而,几个星期之后,这种激动慢慢的褪去.excitement译为:兴奋,激动.故选D.
41.C语境辨析.句意为:每天晚上我独自(alone)坐在卧室里想家,想起父母.故选C.
42.A形容词辨析.A.pleasant令人愉快的;B.common普通的;C.past过去的;D.boring无聊的.句意为:以往的暑假对我来说都是很愉快的时间.故选A.
43.B句意理解.句意为:在以往的暑假里,我能够打篮球、游泳,在妈妈照顾(tended)花时和妈妈聊天.故选B.
44.B介词辨析.句意为:我更以能够帮爸爸为冬天准备柴火而骄傲.for:为了…故选B.
45.A动词的过去分词作定语及动词的词义辨析.句意为:每天晚上坐在餐桌旁,上面放满了妈妈用爱去准备的可口的饭菜.A.prepared准备好的,精制的;B.preserved保存起来;C.ordered预定;D.tasted尝起来,有味道.故选A.
46.A固定搭配.句意为:全家人坐在房间里,充满了甜蜜的笑声.fill…with…译为:用…充满…故选A.
47.B逻辑推理.句意为:现在,我发现比以前更加想念他们了.missing译为:想念.故选B.
48.C语境辨析.句意为:当我心情最低落(lowest)的时候,我听到了敲门声.故选C.
49.D形容词辨析.A.annoyed恼怒的;B.amused愉快的;C.ashamed遗憾的;D.amazed令人吃惊的.句意为:我非常吃惊的感到我的父母站在了门口.由父母的突然到来可知,我应该是感觉很吃惊,故选D.
50.D形容词辨析.句意为:父母带着微笑站在了门口,这一幕充满了渴望爱的内心.hungry adj 饥饿的,渴望的;故选D.
51.A联系上文.根据前面提到了"food"食物,可知此处应该是"feed"喂养.故选A.
52.C联系下文.根据下文my Mom an Dad gave me that afternoon and every day of my life.可知我和父母呆了一个下午.故选C.
53.D语境辨析.句意为:我感觉很好,心里充满了爱意.loved译为:爱的,有爱的.故选D.
54.C形容词辨析.句意:维克多雨果说过,生活中最崇高的快乐就是那种被爱的信念.supreme译为:最高的,至高的.故选C.
55.A名词辨析.句意为:那天下午和我生命中的每一天都是我的父母给我的幸福礼物(gift).故选A.

点评 做完形填空首先要通读全文,了解大意.一篇完形填空的文章有许多空格,所以必须要先通读一到两遍,才能大致了解文章内容.千万不要看一句,做一句.其次要逐句分析,前后一致.选择答案时,要考虑整个句子的内容,包括搭配,时态以及语法等.答案全部填完后,再通读一遍文章,检查是否通顺流畅,用词得当,意思正确.

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