题目内容
10．As a child，I was truly afraid of the dark and of getting lost；these fears were very real and caused me some uncomfortable moments．Maybe it was the strange（41）Athings looked and sounded in my familiar room at night that（42）Dme so much．There was never total（43）B，but a streetlight or passing car lights（44）Cclothes hung over a chair take on the（45）Dof a wild animal．Out of the corner of my（46）A，I saw the curtains seem to move when there was no（47）B．A tiny sound in the floor would seem a hundred times louder than in the daylight．My（48）Cwould run wild，and my heart would beat fast．I would（49）Dvery still so that the"enemy"would not discover me．
Another of my childhood fears was that I would get lost，（50）Aon the way home from school．Every morning I got on the school bus right near my home-that was no（51）B．After school，（52）A，when all the buses were（53）Cup along the street，I was afraid that I'd get on the wrong one and be taken to some（54）Dneighborhood．On school or family trips to a park or a museum，I wouldn't（55）Bthe leaders out of my sight．
Perhaps one of the worst fears（56）Call I had as a child was that of not being liked or（57）Dby others．Being popular was so important to me（58）A，and the fear of not being liked was a（59）Bone．
One of the processes of growing up is being able to（60）Band overcome our fears．Understanding the things that frightened us as children helps us achieve greater success later in life．
| 41．A．way | B．time | C．place | D．reason |
| 42．A．wounded | B．destroyed | C．surprised | D．frighted |
| 43．A．quietness | B．darkness | C．emptiness | D．loneliness |
| 44．A．got | B．forced | C．made | D．caused |
| 45．A．spirit | B．height | C．body | D．shape |
| 46．A．eye | B．window | C．mouth | D．door |
| 47．A．breath | B．wind | C．air | D．sound |
| 48．A．belief | B．feeling | C．imagination | D．doubt |
| 49．A．lay | B．hide | C．rest | D．lie |
| 50．A．especially | B．simply | C．probably | D．directly |
| 51．A．discussion | B．problem | C．joke | D．matter |
| 52．A．though | B．therefore | C．although | D．still |
| 53．A．called | B．backed | C．lined | D．packed |
| 54．A．old | B．crowded | C．poor | D．unfamiliar |
| 55．A．leave | B．let | C．order | D．send |
| 56．A．above | B．in | C．of | D．at |
| 57．A．protected | B．guided | C．believed | D．accepted |
| 58．A．then | B．there | C．once | D．anyway |
| 59．A．strict | B．powerful | C．heavy | D．right |
| 60．A．realize | B．recognize | C．remember | D．recover |
分析 该篇完形填空讲述的是作者对黑暗和迷失的恐惧，以及是如何战胜黑暗和迷失的经过．
解答 41-45 ADBCD 46-50 ABCDA 51-55 BACDB 56-60 CDABB
41．A 名词辨析．也许是晚上作者熟悉的房间里的物件看上去有些奇怪和发出奇怪的声响．这里已提及发生的时间（time）是在晚上，地点（place）是在作者熟悉的房间，作者无从知道其原因（reason），而是事情发生的方式（way）困惑着他．选A
42．D 动词辨析．前后照应前文出现了I was truly afraid of the dark and of getting lost．奇怪的外表和奇怪的声音使作者担惊受怕（frightened）．frighten使惊吓；destroy破坏，毁坏；surprise使惊奇，奇袭．wound击伤，伤害；选D．
43．B 前后照应逻辑推理．没有完全的黑暗（darkness）．quietness寂静；emptiness 空虚；loneliness 孤独，寂寞，此三项与文意不符．选B．
44．C 词汇用法． get sb．To do sth使/叫某人做某事；force sb．to do sth迫使某人做某事； cause sb．to do sth致使某人做某事；make sb．do sth使某人做某事，make的结构中不带to．选C．
45．D 常识运用．但是街灯或是驶过的车灯照在椅子上挂着的衣服上呈现出的是野兽的外形（shape），而不是野兽的灵魂（spirit），身高（height）和身体（body）．spirit灵魂，幽灵；height 高度；body 身体，尸体；shape外形，形状，形态．选D．
46．A 固定搭配．注意与后面的saw一致．out of the corner of one's eye从眼角往外看．选A．
47．B 逻辑推理．作者看到窗帘似乎在动，当没有风（wind）的时候，而不是没有呼吸（breath），空气（air）和声音（sound），只有风才能使窗帘动．选B．
48．C 名词辨析．只要有一点点声音，作者就会胡思乱想（imagination），心跳也会加剧．belief 信任，信仰；feeling感觉，情绪；imagination 想象，空想；doubt怀疑，疑惑．选C．
49．D 动词辨析．作者就会一动也不动地躺着（lie），而不是躲藏（hide），睡眠（rest），以便不让"敌人"发现．lay放置，是及物动词，不合文意．选D．
50．A 上下文串联．特别是在放学回家的路上怕走失．especially特别，尤其；simply简单地，简直；probably大概，或许； directly直接地，立即．选A．
51．B 上下文联系．早上去学校，就在家附近搭车，不怕走失，用不着讨论（discussion），不开玩笑（joke），不是什么大事（matter），自然没有什么问题（problem）．选B．
52．A 语句连贯词汇用法．前后句之间表示转折关系，此空需要一个副词．此题四个选项都可表示转折关系，though作连词，后跟从句，与although差不多，还可作副词，置于句末时，用逗号分开，置于句中时，前后用逗号分开，表示与前面的句子之间的转折关系，通常译为"虽然/即使如此"；yet和still也可表示转折关系，但它们通常置于句首，用逗号分开．although是连词，后面需接从句；选A．
53．C 逻辑推理常识．当所有的车子都沿街排列（line up）停靠时，作者担心会上错车．call up召唤，打电话；back up支持，倒退； pack up打包，整理．line up整队，排列起；选C．
54．D 常识运用逻辑推理．担心上错车，而被带到不熟悉的（unfamiliar）地方，因而走失迷路．选D．
55．B 逻辑推理词义比较．作者总会跟着领队，不会让（let）他离开作者视线．let 让，允许；leave离开，留下；send遣送．order命令；选B．
56．C 考查介词：词汇用法固定搭配． …of all所有之中…．选C
57．D 动词辨析．作者最担心的是不被他人喜欢或理解（accept）．后句的Being popular was so important to me有所暗示．注意句中的并列连词or所表示的意义"或者说，换言之"，后面需跟一个与其前面的词意义类似的词．protect保护；accept接受，认可，理解，了解．guide指导，带领；believe相信，信任；选D．
58．A 前后照应逻辑推理．当时，对作者来讲，重要的是受人欢迎的、爱戴．then指前文提到的作者做孩子的时候．there那儿；once曾经；anyway无论如何，总之．选A
59．B 形容词辨析．作者很大（powerful）程度地担心不被他人喜欢．strict严格的，严厉的； heavy沉重，繁重；right正确，合适．powerful强大的，有力的；选B．
60．B 逻辑推理．成长的过程就是认清恐惧并战胜恐惧．后文的Understanding the things that frightened us as children 已有所暗示．Realize意识到，了解；remember回忆起，记得； recognize认清，识别，认识到；recover重新获得，恢复．选B
点评 做这类题材阅读理解时要求考生对文章通读一遍，做题时结合原文和题目有针对性的找出相关语句进行仔细分析，结合选项选出正确答案．推理判断题也是要在抓住关键句子的基础上合理的分析才能得出正确答案，切忌胡乱猜测，一定要做到有理有据．
天天向上一本好卷系列答案
小学生10分钟应用题系列答案| A． | daren't | B． | shouldn't | C． | needn't | D． | mustn't |
| A． | frightening，frightening | B． | frightened，frightened | ||
| C． | frightening，frightened | D． | frightened，frightening |
| A． | Unhappy and tired | B． | Unhappily and tired | ||
| C． | Unhappy and tiredly | D． | Unhappily and tiredly |
It is estimated that U．S．companies hire about 1.5 million interns each year，half of them on an unpaid basis．Working for free might not be a big deal for some who are just grateful to have their foot in the door，but a class-action lawsuit（诉讼）led by interns who worked on the set of the 2010 film，Black Swan，could change that way of thinking and have far-reaching implications．The plaintiffs（原告） want back pay for their work and seek to prevent the film's producer，Fox Searchlight，from using unpaid interns in the future．
However the lawsuit goes，it could say a lot about how companies should value the work of interns and whether interns have a right to a paycheck like employees．It's perfectly reasonable for interns to be paid．Salaries for living expenses are only fair，especially for young people from low-income households，who may not otherwise be able to afford an unpaid internship．Paying interns also helps employers draw better talent，such as at Google （GOOG），which actively recruits interns and pays them handsomely for working on substantive projects．
Nevertheless，it would be wrong to elevate the fight over intern pay to the level of seriousness accorded to the ongoing debate over raising the federal minimum wage．For the most part，internships are training wheels，and the rules applied to them shouldn't be the same as a regular job．The decision to pay interns should really be at the discretion of employers-not a matter of law．
This is simply because there are many benefits to internships，regardless of whether it's paid or not； and at times，interns get a lot more out of the internship than the companies they intern for．The biggest benefit is pure work experience．Interns often gain valuable insight into industries and careers that they're looking to pursue in the future．
Internships also teach work ethic，which young people don't necessarily pick up in school．Lessons such as humility，the acceptance that no task is beneath one's dignity，and recognition of the chain of command，are all important to learn before a young person is ready to enter a competitie workforce．
Another thing to consider：A simple tenet of the business world is that the more you get paid，the less runway you have to"learn"your job．Interns，especially unpaid ones，are rarely held to the same rigorous standards during the interview process or in the workplace as actual employees are．The expectations of interns in general are lower，and tolerance for mistakes is higher．That's to the benefit of young people，who need time，training，and patience to reach the level of skill that businesses require．
The danger with filing lawsuits to squash unpaid internships is that many companies，either due to budgetary constraints or simply as a philosophy，may curtail or even kill their internship programs in response．
And while businesses would certainly be worse off without interns，the reverse holds true as well．Without these programs，many young men and women would lose the chance to learn important lessons about work and life that could prepare them for the next step in their development．It is an essential part of our social contract that should be maintained
| Should all interns get paid？ | |
| Problem | Some interns who worked for Black Swan landed the film's producer in lawsuit to claim their pay and （71）sought to stop him using unpaid inters in the future． |
| Advantage | Paying interns makes it （72）easy/easier for employers to find better talent． |
| （73）disadvantage | Those from low-income households have （74）difficulty/trouble/problemsin covering their living expenses，unable to serve as interns． |
| The author's （75）opinions/views/viewpoints | ●Interns can obtain work （76）experience． ●Young people can learn work ethic，as well as humility，the acceptance of the （77）same work dignity，and recognition of the chain of command． ●Interns are not expected to work at the same level required by the workplace．Their mistakes can be tolerated，thus （78）benefiting them． ●Whether interns are paid should be （79）decided/determined by the employers，not a matter of law． ●Many companies may （80）kill their internship programs due to the shortage of funds．Young people would lose the chance to learn about work and life． |