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14．足够的休息有利于病人的康复．（do good to）分析 Enough rest does good to a patient's recovery．
解答 Enough rest does good to a patient's recovery．
这是对事物的一种看法，所以使用一般现在时．
该句可用一个主谓宾的简单句．do good to对…有好处．
点评 在翻译句子的过程中言简意赅的简单句同样能够更形象的表达句子的意思．
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A family friend joined the army，and his wife （14）Dto go with him．John's family （15）Ato store their furniture while they were away．To the family's （16）Bthe friend suggested they use their Bendix．So this is how they（17）Bthe washer．
Young John helped with the washing，and across the years he （18）Ca love for the old，green Bendix．But （19）Athe war ended．When the friends came to take it back，John grew terribly（20）BHis mother（21）Chim and said．"You must remember，that machine（22）Dbelonged to us in the first place．That we ever got to use it at all was a gift．So，instead of being mad at it being taken （23）Clet's use this （24）Ato be grateful that we had it at all．"
The lesson turned out（25）DYears later，John watched his eight-year-old daughter die a slow and painful death of leukemia（白血病）．Though he （26）Cfor months with her death，John could not begin getting over from the（27）Buntil he remembered the old Bendix．
His daughter was a（28）CWhen he realized the simple fact，everything changed．He could now begin recovering from the death of his daughter．He started to see her as a marvelous gift that he was fortunate enough to（29）Afor a time．He felt （30）AHe found strength and recovery．He knew he could get through the valley of loss．
A family friend joined the army，and his wife （14）Dto go with him．John's family （15）Ato store their furniture while they were away．To the family's （16）Bthe friend suggested they use their Bendix．So this is how they（17）Bthe washer．
Young John helped with the washing，and across the years he （18）Ca love for the old，green Bendix．But （19）Athe war ended．When the friends came to take it back，John grew terribly（20）BHis mother（21）Chim and said．"You must remember，that machine（22）Dbelonged to us in the first place．That we ever got to use it at all was a gift．So，instead of being mad at it being taken （23）Clet's use this （24）Ato be grateful that we had it at all．"
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His daughter was a（28）CWhen he realized the simple fact，everything changed．He could now begin recovering from the death of his daughter．He started to see her as a marvelous gift that he was fortunate enough to（29）Afor a time．He felt （30）AHe found strength and recovery．He knew he could get through the valley of loss．
| 11．A．required | B．owned | C．repaired | D．saw |
| 12．A．take | B．have | C．afford | D．ride |
| 13．A．clean | B．warm | C．nice | D．good |
| 14．A．agreed | B．managed | C．desired | D．prepared |
| 15．A．offered | B．decided | C．expected | D．promised |
| 16．A．disappointed | B．astonishment | C．sadness | D．regret |
| 17．A．bought | B．got | C．borrowed | D．used |
| 18．A．achieved | B．produced | C．developed | D．reduced |
| 19．A．finally | B．obviously | C．immediately | D．peacefully |
| 20．A．frightened | B．upset | C．hopeless | D．confused |
| 21．A．explained | B．encouraged | C．comforted | D．taught |
| 22．A once | B．already | C．hardly | D．never |
| 23．A．out | B．down | C．away | D．up |
| 24．A．chance | B．success | C．event | D．treasure |
| 25．A important | B．necessary | C．reasonable | D．invaluable |
| 26．A．thought | B．missed | C．struggled | D．forgot |
| 27．A．lesson | B．loss | C．illness | D．difficulty |
| 28．A．death | B．washer | C．gift | D．loser |
| 29．A．share | B．spend | C．live | D．earn |
| 30．A．grateful | B．energetic | C．relaxed | D．happy． |
1．When a dad promised his seven-year-old daughter she would be a real princess，he wasn't kidding．
Jeremiah Heaton travelled to a（n）（21）Ddesert region of Africa to claim a controversial stretch of land in his daughter Emily's name．Mr Heaton，the father of three children from Virginia，（22）A a flag his children had designed in the（23）C piece of land sandwiched between Egypt and Sudan after（24）Bto Emily that she would one day be royalty．Mr Heaton found Bir Tawil，one of the last unclaimed pieces of land on the planet，which（25）C about 1300 km sq of desert that has （26）A been claimed by Sudan or Egypt．What he did is just considered by some people to be a （27）A that is an inspiring display of paternal love（父爱）．
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Jeremiah Heaton travelled to a（n）（21）Ddesert region of Africa to claim a controversial stretch of land in his daughter Emily's name．Mr Heaton，the father of three children from Virginia，（22）A a flag his children had designed in the（23）C piece of land sandwiched between Egypt and Sudan after（24）Bto Emily that she would one day be royalty．Mr Heaton found Bir Tawil，one of the last unclaimed pieces of land on the planet，which（25）C about 1300 km sq of desert that has （26）A been claimed by Sudan or Egypt．What he did is just considered by some people to be a （27）A that is an inspiring display of paternal love（父爱）．
It took Mr Heaton 14 hours to travel by wagon through the desert（28）B he could plant the flag，which has a blue background and a seal and stars （29）D the family．
He may have completed his journey in June，（30）Bit began at the start of the year when he was chatting to his young daughter．"Over the winter，Emily and I were playing，and she had a desire to be a princess．She asked me，in all（31）C，if she'd be a real princess （32）C，"Heaton said．"And I said she would．"
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| 21．A．deserted | B．precious | C．attractive | D．remote |
| 22．A．planted | B．carried | C．buried | D．waved |
| 23．A．undiscovered | B．unrecognized | C．unclaimed | D．undivided |
| 24．A．keeping his word | B．making a promise | C．giving in | D．looking forward |
| 25．A．spreads | B．expands | C．covers | D．runs |
| 26．A．never | B．seldom | C．often | D．hardly |
| 27．A．move | B．plan | C．reply | D．thought |
| 28．A．after | B．before | C．when | D．if |
| 29．A．displaying | B．presenting | C．painting | D．representing |
| 30．A．and | B．but | C．so | D．or |
| 31．A．carefulness | B．kindness | C．seriousness | D．hopefulness |
| 32．A．everyday | B．every day | C．someday | D．some day |
| 33．A．shirt | B．crown | C．promise | D．joke |
| 34．A．refer to | B．deal with | C．talk of | D．look for |
| 35．A．pride | B．interest | C．signals | D．signs |
| 36．A．ensure | B．admit | C．suggest | D．advise |
| 37．A．comfortable | B．reasonable | C．describable | D．possible |
| 38．A．realization | B．satisfaction | C．recognition | D．consideration |
| 39．A．In all | B．In addition | C．Above all | D．As a result |
| 40．A．instead of | B．more than | C．rather than | D．regardless of． |
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| A． | writing | B． | to write | C． | written | D． | being written |
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| A． | that | B． | if | C． | for | D． | while |
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| A． | had turned | B． | could turn | ||
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| A． | explore | B． | to explore | C． | exploring | D． | explored |