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15．Tony was a young man different from the other people in the small village．He tried to（36）B from the same old familiar routine，and looked around for new ideas．So people（37）Cat him and even his（38）Cfelt ashamed for having"a black sheep"in their home．But Tony didn't care about their ugly（39）D．He believed in his ability and held his head up high．One day as he（40）Athrough the village，his shoes got stuck in the weed （杂草）．Pulling them out from the weed，Tony was lost in thought．Then（41）A，it occurred to him what he wanted to do in life．
He went around（42）C the shoes of everyone in the village and pitied the sight of their worn-out footwear．The city shoes were too（43）Bfor the poor villagers，so they wore shoes（44）C no one could use it ever again．
Tony went to the city to collect information and resources on how to（45）Dshoes．He worked with a shoemaker and（46）Ahome six months later，equipped with（47）B and material．He made a pair of shoes for everyone in his family．Soon the villagers（48）DTony to make shoes for them，too．He set a（n）（49）Cthey could afford，where his profits（利润）were included．
（50）Aspread like fire and soon Tony had shoe projects he never dreamed of．He put（51）Da board at his home．It read，"Tony Shoe Mart gives your feet some love．"
Soon Tony（52）C many villagers in his factory，and everyone in his own family had a job that earned them more money than their regular jobs．Now Tony's parents were（53）Aof their son because Tony became the village savior．
Always believe in yourselves and your（54）D．Be proud and confident of yourself no matter how（55）Ca person you are．
| 36．A．learn | B．escape | C．wake | D．realize |
| 37．A．pointed | B．stared | C．laughed | D．shouted |
| 38．A．friends | B．workmates | C．parents | D．villagers |
| 39．A．habits | B．looks | C．rules | D．words |
| 40．A．walked | B．rode | C．drove | D．flew |
| 41．A．suddenly | B．finally | C．fortunately | D．surely |
| 42．A．choosing | B．appreciating | C．observing | D．seeking |
| 43．A．cheap | B．expensive | C．nice | D．common |
| 44．A．after | B．though | C．till | D．when |
| 45．A．sell | B．clean | C．repair | D．make |
| 46．A．returned | B．missed | C．owned | D．left |
| 47．A．equipment | B．knowledge | C．energy | D．strength |
| 48．A．demanded | B．forbade | C．ordered | D．asked |
| 49．A．record | B．example | C．price | D．limit |
| 50．A．Word | B．Lie | C．Note | D．Rumor |
| 51．A．off | B．away | C．down | D．up |
| 52．A．found | B．fired | C．hired | D．saved |
| 53．A．proud | B．afraid | C．tired | D．jealous |
| 54．A．judgments | B．decisions | C．opinions | D．abilities |
| 55．A．famous | B．honest | C．small | D．kind |
分析 文章讲述了不循规蹈矩的Tony虽然被村民嘲笑，被父母嫌弃，但是他始终自信并成功学会制作鞋子，在村里开了工厂，父母为他骄傲．文章告诉我们不论我们多么渺小，都要始终保持自信．
解答 36-40 BCCDA 41-45 ACBCD 46-50 ABDCA 51-55 DCADC
36 B．考查固定搭配escape from 逃离．句意是：他想逃离一成不变的俗程规定．故选B．
37 C．考查固定搭配laugh at 嘲笑．句意是：所以人们嘲笑他．故选C．
38 C．考查名词的辨析．根据后面的in their home可知他父母也为他感到羞耻．故选C．
39 D．考查名词的辨析．句意是：Tony不在意他们丑陋的语言．故选D．
40 A．考查动词的辨析．根据后文的his shoes got stuck in the weed 可知是他在村庄里走动的时候，鞋子陷入杂草里．故选A．
41 A．考查副词的辨析．句意是：然后突然，他想到了生命中要做什么．故选A．
42 C．考查动词的辨析．句意是：他四处走动，观察村里每一个人穿的鞋子．故选C．
43 B．考查形容词的辨析．句意是：城里的鞋子对于贫穷的村里人来说太昂贵了．故选B．
44 C．考查连词的辨析．句意是：他们把鞋子穿到再没有人能穿为止．故选C．
45 D．考查动词的辨析．句意是：Tony去城里搜集关于如何制作鞋子的信息和材料．故选D．
46 A．考查动词的辨析．句意是：他和一个鞋匠一起工作过，六个月后回家了．故选A．
47 B．考查名词的辨析．句意是：佩戴着知识和材料．故选B．
48 D．考查词组ask sb．to do sth．要求某人做某事．句意是：很快村民找Tony为他们做鞋子．故选D．
49 C．考查名词的辨析．句意是：他定了一个村民能支付得起的价格．故选C．
50 A．考查名词的辨析．句意是：消息像火蔓延一样传播开来．故选A．
51 D．考查词组put up 建造．句意是：他建造了一个木板．故选D．
52 C．考查动词的辨析．句意是：很快，Tony雇佣了许多村民在他的工厂里．故选C．
53 A．考查词组be proud of 以…骄傲．句意是：Tony的父母为他骄傲．故选A．
54 D．考查名词的辨析．句意是：你要常常相信自己和你的能力．故选D．
55 C．考查形容词的辨析．句意是：不论你是多么渺小的一个人，你都要为自己自豪，要有自信．
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| 42．A．uncertain | B．unimportant | C．unknown | D．unconscious |
| 43．A．cleared | B．caught | C．trapped | D．flashed |
| 44．A．looking | B．shining | C．fixed | D．widened |
| 45．A．note | B．sense | C．accent | D．feeling |
| 46．A．in particular | B．for fun | C．by accident | D．on purpose |
| 47．A．saying | B．showing | C．advertising | D．promoting |
| 48．A．exposing | B．finding | C．discovering | D．uncovering |
| 49．A．probably | B．likely | C．only | D．fortunately |
| 50．A．amazement | B．interest | C．excitement | D．pleasure |
| 51．A．firstly | B．especially | C．naturally | D．finally |
| 52．A．serving | B．disturbing | C．pleasing | D．preventing |
| 53．A．absorbed | B．devoted | C．busy | D．addicted |
| 54．A．and | B．or | C．since | D．as |
| 55．A．forgiving | B．apologizing | C．troubling | D．annoying |
| 56．A．paid | B．interested | C．accustomed | D．appealed |
| 57．A．Finally | B．Yet | C．So | D．Unfortunately |
| 58．A．prejudice | B．commitment | C．faith | D．enthusiasm |
| 59．A．newness | B．preference | C．reputation | D．value |
| 60．A．life | B．stage | C．failure | D．work |
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| 32．A．Simply | B．Just | C．More than | D．Only |
| 33．A．pulled | B．put | C．poured | D．drew |
| 34．A．followed | B．made | C．took | D．found |
| 35．A．to | B．for | C．as | D．on |
| 36．A．hope | B．doctor | C．favor | D．miracle |
| 37．A．bad | B．small | C．extra | D．impossible |
| 38．A．have | B．offer | C．store | D．sell |
| 39．A．gently | B．coldly | C．sadly | D．strangely |
| 40．A．well-behaved | B．good-looking | C．kind-hearted | D．well-dressed |
| 41．A．have | B．need | C．care | D．like |
| 42．A．a doctor | B．a surgeon | C．a kindness | D．an operation |
| 43．A．savings | B．wishes | C．ideas | D．suggestions |
| 44．A．since | B．as | C．but | D．after |
| 45．A．same | B．proper | C．exact | D．necessary |
| 46．A．Show | B．Follow | C．Help | D．Take |
| 47．A．persuade | B．encourage | C．meet | D．help |
| 48．A．difficulty | B．doubt | C．charge | D．result |
| 49．A．well | B．home | C．happy | D．strong |
| 50．A．courage | B．cleverness | C．devotion | D．faith |
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| 32．A．preparing | B．looking | C．asking | D．paying |
| 33．A．nice | B．next | C．poor | D．last |
| 34．A．responsibility | B．politeness | C．understanding | D．kindness |
| 35．A．refused | B．changed | C．took | D．borrowed |
| 36．A．warm-hearted | B．unfortunate | C．lucky | D．curious |
| 37．A．quietly | B．quickly | C．loudly | D．slowly |
| 38．A．wallet | B．glasses | C．ice cream | D．phone |
| 39．A．money | B．napkin | C．Smile Card | D．change |
| 40．A．no one | B．anyone | C．none | D．someone |
| 41．A．accept | B．believe | C．follow | D．doubt |
| 42．A．decided | B．hoped | C．pretended | D．intended |
| 43．A．secretly | B．seriously | C．openly | D．friendly |
| 44．A．nervous | B．embarrassed | C．surprised | D．happy |
| 45．A．notice | B．note | C．check | D．paragraph |
| 46．A．ate | B．waited | C．wrote | D．left |
| 47．A．placed | B．gave | C．handed | D．passed |
| 48．A．newspaper | B．chair | C．counter | D．floor |
| 49．A．changing | B．seeing | C．hearing | D．exploring |
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| 37． | A．admitted | B．advised | C．allowed | D．hoped |
| 38． | A．on | B．off | C．out | D．away |
| 39． | A．confusion | B．unhappiness | C．regret | D．fear |
| 40． | A．So | B．But | C．Though | D．And |
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| 42． | A．got out | B．turned out | C．let out | D．reached out |
| 43． | A．forward | B．backward | C．sideways | D．outward |
| 44． | A．speaking | B．looking | C．playing | D．crying |
| 45． | A．shock | B．curiosity | C．sorrow | D．anger |
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| 47． | A．walking | B．pointing | C．replying | D．talking |
| 48． | A．often | B．never | C．openly | D．regularly |
| 49． | A．sunlight | B．noise | C．boy | D．animals |
| 50． | A．why | B．how | C．when | D．where |
| 51． | A．interesting | B．pleasant | C．impressive | D．horrible |
| 52． | A．for | B．from | C．with | D．without |
| 53． | A．strange | B．same | C．different | D．common |
| 54． | A．friendly | B．funny | C．lovely | D．careful |
| 55． | A．dark | B．huge | C．small | D．unknown |