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13．"My wallet!Where is it？"were my first words when I found out my wallet was lost．I searched my memory for a few good seconds，and then（41）B that I had left my precious wallet in the library．To be（42）C，it was in the public toilet of the library!
（43）A the library was then closed，I had to wait until the next morning to begin my （44）D．When I got there early the next day，all I found was a
（45）C bathroom．
At that time，all I could（46）B was that the person who cleaned the restroom had（47）D my wallet．So I（48）C approached an old lady at the front desk．"Excuse me，is there a wallet found in the restroom yesterday？"She walked through a door and（49）A for a moment．Then she came back to the desk．"No，"she said．I quickly thanked her and walked off，（50）B．
Finally，I painfully（51）A the fact that my wallet had gone．
A week later，I received a mysterious（52）D in the mail．Sure enough，it was my（53）A!And most surprisingly，（54）B in it was missing!And there was a little yellow piece of paper folded up inside．I slowly unfolded it and a little medal of Christ fell off．The paper（55）C like his：
Always（56）A this medal with you，whatever your religion is，so the angel that was watching over you last （57）C will always be close．
This person didn't even leave a return（58）D，so I couldn't thank whoever it was．
From that day on，I promised myself to （59）B this example when I was in a similar situation．I will make others as （60）D as I was when I opened that package!
41．A．predictedB．realizedC．explainedD．imagined
42．A．obviousB．honestC．exactD．clear
43．A．BecauseB．AlthoughC．UnlessD．Even
44．A．workB．readingC．researchD．search
45．A．crowdedB．noisyC．cleanD．deserted
46．A．run afterB．hope forC．rememberD．declare
47．A．hiddenB．pickedC．ignoredD．found
48．A．secretlyB．aimlesslyC．politelyD．angrily
49．A．disappearedB．hesitatedC．restedD．escaped
50．A．surprisedB．disappointedC．satisfiedD．ashamed
51．A．acceptedB．consideredC．changedD．covered
52．A．presentB．invitationC．noticeD．package
53．A．walletB．bookC．rewardD．treasure
54．A．somethingB．nothingC．everythingD．anything
55．A．exposedB．describedC．readD．announced
56．A．keepB．equipC．compareD．connect
57．A．monthB．fortnightC．weekD．year
58．A．reminderB．dateC．messageD．address
59．A．setB．followC．giveD．take
60．A．annoyedB．puzzledC．crazyD．happy．

分析 作者把钱包忘在图书馆，准确说，忘在了图书馆的洗手间．最后作者收到了他的钱包，是一个好心人用包裹寄给他的

解答 41-45 BCADC    46-50 BDCAB     51-55 ADABC     56-60 ACDBD
41．B考查动词词义辨析根据"I searched my memory for a few good seconds"可知，作者想了一会，然后意识到钱包被忘在了图书馆．predict预言；realize意识到；explain解释；imagine想象．故此题应选B．
42．C考查固定用法作者把钱包忘在图书馆，准确说，忘在了图书馆的洗手间．to be exact意为"确切地说"．故此题应选C．
43．A考查连词词义辨析因为图书馆关门了，所以作者不得不等到第二天早上．这里是因果关系．故此题应选A．
44．D考查动词词义辨析作者不得不等到第二天早上再去图书馆找钱包．work工作；reading阅读；research研究；search寻找．故此题应选D．
45．C细节理解题当作者到达那里的时候，只发现一间干干净净的洗手间，其它什么也没有．故此题应选C．
46．B考查动词短语作者当时只希望钱包是被清洁工发现拿走的．run after追赶；hope for希望；remember记住；declare宣布．故此题应选B．
47．D考查动词词义辨析希望钱包是被清洁工发现的，hidden躲藏；picked捡；ignored忽视；found发现．故此题应选D．
48．C考查副词词义辨析作者有礼貌地走过去询问清洁工是否见到自己的钱包．secretly悄悄地；aimlessly漫无目的地；politely有礼貌地；angrily生气地．故此题应选C．
49．A根据上下文根据下文"Then she came back to the desk．"可知，她离开了一会，然后又回来．disappear消失；hesitate犹豫；rest休息；escape逃跑．故此题应选A．
50．B细节理解题作者没找到钱包，应该是很失望地离开．故此题应选B．
51．A考查动词词义辨析最后，作者难过地接受钱包丢了的事实．accept接受；consider考虑；change改变；cover覆盖．故此题应选A．
52．D考查名词词义辨析根据语境可知，作者收到了他的钱包，是一个好心人用包裹寄给他的．present礼物；invitation邀请；notice通知；package包裹．故此题应选D．
53．A根据上下文语境可知，那是作者的钱包．故此题应选A．
54．B根据上下文，最令人惊讶的是，钱包里原来的东西什么都不缺．故此题应选B．
55．C考查动词词义辨析该句表示"纸片上这样写道"，此处read意为"有某字样、写道"，符合题意，故此题应选C．
56．A考查动词词义辨析纸片上写道："无论你信仰什么宗教，请一直保存这个纪念章．以便于看守你的天使总是离你很近．"keep保存；equip装备；compare比较；connect联系．故此题应选A．
57．C根据上下文，根据上文"A week later，I received a mysterious package．"可知，此处指上周守护的天使．故此题应选C．
58．D考查名词词义辨析这个人甚至都没留下退信地址．reminder提醒；date日期；message信息；address地址．故此题应选D．
59．B固定短语．follow one's example意为"学习某人的榜样"，故此题应选B．
60．D细节理解题，此处表示钱包失而复得时的开心．故此题应选D．

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C．he cut off part of his arm to survive
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B．Because he was brave and calm．
C．Because he told no one where he was going when he set off．
D．Because he amputated his arm below the elbow．
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a．A large heavy stone hit him and landed on his arm．
b．He had to cut off part of his arm to get it out
c．He was going through a narrow valley．
d．A search party set out to look for him
e．He climbed down to the bottom of the canyone．
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B．They will decrease loneliness day by day．
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3．An 8.8magnitude earthquake struck Chile on 27 Feb，2010．More than 300 people are reported（72）killed（kill） in Chile after a magnitude 8.8 earthquake hit the South American nation early Saturday，（73）causing（cause）considerable destruction as well，and creating tsunami warnings across the Pacific Ocean．
Rescuers worked frantically for hours to help survivors of the quake （74）which/thatcentered 100 kilometers from the city of Concepcion but caused damage and deaths in several parts of Chile．
Homes，buildings and bridges collapsed or caught fire，cars（75）were overturned（overturn），and the main international airport had to be shut down because of damage．One survivor said it was terrible．She said she thought she was not（76）scared（scare）of earthquakes but then，she says，it looked as if everything was going to collapse．There were at least eight aftershocks and tidal waves of up（77）totwo meters that hit Chile's coast．Residents in lowlying areas and living on islands off the mainland tried to flee（78）tohigher ground．Chile experiences many earthquakes but the early Saturday natural disaster was（79）oneof its most severe （剧烈的）．Thorne Lay，a geoph ysicist at the University of California，Santa Cruz，said it was much stronger than（80）theone that caused devastation（废墟）in Haiti last month，but probably less（81）destructive（destroy），because of where it was centered．

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