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【题目】完形填空阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

This morning, as I was getting close to the supermarket, I saw a small _____ gathering around an elderly woman with blood under her face. I stopped and asked if I could_____. I told her I was certified（授予证书的）in first aid. Then I ______ someone for a first aid kit（工具箱）. But she didn’t want help, saying she was fine. But she wasn’t fine. I asked her to ____ with me and we ____ about her routine of getting groceries. People brought out ice packs, water and paper towels from the ____ nearby. I put on the gloves from the first aid kit, and cleaned her up a bit, but _____ I just talked to her and held her hand.

Two _____ happened to be passing by and ______ to help check her out a bit. Finally, after ten minutes the _____ arrived and I talked to the emergency medical team and they _______.

I was certified in first aid years back, and I got re-certified a month ago, but I never ______ it once. However, I realized being certified isn’t _____ about providing the aid. I didn’t stop the bleeding. I didn’t ____ to examine her. Mostly it was about providing comfort for people in a difficult _____. The certification gave me the _____ to do that: to kneel on the sidewalk, holding an old woman’s hand, and to help make those ______ few minutes just a little bit better.

If you’re not certified in first aid, I can’t ____ it strongly enough. It takes four hours of your time at your ____ Red Cross. With what you’ll _____, maybe you’ll be able to help someone like the old lady one day.

【1】A. people B. crowd C. traffic D. public

【2】A. help out B. look out C. watch out D. make out

【3】A. paid B. scolded C. applied D. sent

【4】A. accompany B. walk C. stay D. shop

【5】A. talked B. cared C. looked D. quarreled

【6】A. hotel B. office C. station D. supermarket

【7】A. simply B. maybe C. mostly D. extremely

【8】A. policemen B. doctors C. clerks D. volunteers

【9】A. refused B. woke C. lay D. stopped

【10】A. driver B. family C. ambulance D. officer

【11】A. operated on B. took over C. ran away D. turned up

【12】A. used B. noticed C. liked D. met

【13】A. hopefully B. possibly C. necessarily D. commonly

【14】A. want B. try C. permit D. teach

【15】A. place B. position C. life D. situation

【16】A. harm B. wish C. lesson D. confidence

【17】A. scary B. moving C. confusing D. friendly

【18】A. support B. demand C. recommend D. explain

【19】A. local B. national C. formal D. private

【20】A. recognize B. learn C. allow D. offer

【答案】

【1】B

【2】A

【3】D

【4】C

【5】A

【6】D

【7】C

【8】B

【9】D

【10】C

【11】B

【12】A

【13】C

【14】B

【15】D

【16】D

【17】A

【18】C

【19】A

【20】B

【解析】

本文通过作者帮助一个生命有危险的老妇人的故事，劝告人们学习急救知识来帮助那些需要救助的病人。其实急救并不是很难学的，我们只需要在他人最困难的时候给予安慰和陪伴即可。

【1】B作者看到一小堆人聚集在一个满脸是血的年迈的老妇人周围。

【2】2．A 作者停下来问是否能帮帮忙。help out 帮忙；look out 注意；watch out 当心； make out辨认出，理解。在这里应该是看到有病人，主动提出帮忙，而且下文第四行也出现了短语help out，故选 A。

【3】D然后作者派人去拿急救箱。根据句意判断，应该是派人去取。故选D。

【4】C但是她的情况很不好。作者请她和自己待在一起。

【5】A根据后面买的东西判断是找最近的买东西的地方。根据句意和本段最后一句talk判断是谈论而不是其他活动。故选A。

【6】D人们从附近的超市拿来冰块、水和纸巾。根据前面所列举的东西判断应该是超市里物品齐全，最合适。故选D。

【7】C作者带上从急救箱里带来的手套，然后给她清理干净些，但是主要是和她说话，抓着她的手。

【8】B根据上下文判断这里只有医生有救死扶伤的职责和能力。故选B。

【9】D两名医生碰巧路过并停下来帮助给她做检查。根据上下文判断，应该是医生停下来帮助就病人。故选D。

【10】C终于，十分钟后，救护车到了，作者向急救医疗队员交待了情况。根据常识和后面的紧急医疗队对应的应该是救护车。故选C。

【11】B结合语境判断急救队员在了解情况后进行专业的护理治疗。故选B。

【12】A数年前作者获得了急救资格证书，但是从来不曾用过。结合语境判断：作者虽然有急救资格证但是......一转折说明没有用到过它更合适。故选A。

【13】C作者认识到有资格证不是说必须要提供必要的医疗帮助。

【14】14．B 作者没有止住流血，也没给她检查身体。

【15】15．D急救主要是提供安慰给处于困难处境下的人们。

【16】16．D 证书给了作者做这事的信心：跪在人行道上，抓着一个老妇人的手......。根据常识和上下文的理解分析，四个选项只有信心最佳。故选D。

【17】17．A帮助使那些可怕的几分钟变得稍稍好一些。根据句意，需要急救的人都是处于会引起围观者和当事人的恐惧的情况下。故选A。

【18】18．C 如果你还没有急救方面的资格证，我向你推荐它。

【19】19．A 它仅需你四个小时的时间在你们当地的红十字会参加培训。根据对红十字会的理解和做的急救措施看，选择当地的最合适，说明训练急救知识不需要你花费多长时间和走很远的距离就能做到。故选A。

【20】20．B用你所学，也许你在将来的某一天就能帮助像老妇人那样的人。参加学习获得资格证当然需要学习。故选B。

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