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1.The Value of an Hour
A man came home from work late,tired and upset.Then he found his five-year-old son (41)A for him at the door.The little boy asked him how (42)D he made an hour."That's none of your business.If you (43)Cknow,I make 50an hour."the man said impatiently.Then the little boy,(44)B his head down,asked again(45)Ahe could borrow 25from his father.The man was a little angry because he (46)D his son was to buy a silly toy (47)Bsome other nonsense with that money,so he(48)C.The little boy quietly and sadly went to his(49)Band shut the door.
A moment later,the man started to feel(50)D for what he said just now.He knew for sure his (51)Areally didn't ask for money very often,so he went to the little boy's room to find out the(52)C."Sorry,maybe I was too hard on you earlier,"(53)Bthe man."Here's the 25you asked for."The little boy sat straight up,(54)B so happy.Then,reaching under his pillow,he pulled out some crumpled-up (压皱的) (55)D.Seeing that the boy already had money,the man (56)Astarted to feel angry.
The little boy(57)Acounted out his money,and then looked up at his father with a happy look."Daddy,I have 50now.Can I buy an (58)Dof your time?Please come home (59)C tomorrow.I'd like to have dinner with you."the little boy said.With tears in his eyes,the man put his arms around his little boy,and (60)Bhim that he would surely do it.

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41.A.waitingB.caringC.preparingD.standing
42.A.soonB.manyC.oftenD.much
43.A.mayB.canC.mustD.would
44.A.asB.withC.byD.like
45.A.whetherB.thatC.whyD.how
46.A.suggestedB.confirmedC.regrettedD.thought
47.A.butB.orC.forD.so
48.A.commentedB.agreedC.refusedD.forgave
49.A.deskB.roomC.bedD.pillow
50.A.humorusB.curiousC.angryD.sorry
51.A.sonB.daughterC.fatherD.wife
52.A.opportunityB.mannerC.reasonD.behavior
53.A.quarreledB.apologizedC.liedD.argued
54.A.remainingB.lookingC.stayingD.tasting
55.A.cardsB.coinsC.papersD.bills
56.A.againB.onceC.stillD.yet
57.A.slowlyB.carelesslyC.helplesslyD.painfully
58.A.dayB.minuteC.secondD.hour
59.A.silentlyB.latelyC.earlyD.really
60.A.warnedB.promisedC.remindedD.taught

分析 文章大意:本文讲述了一个小男孩的父亲每天下班很晚.小男孩问父亲一个小时挣多少钱,父亲说每小时50美元.于是小男孩想跟父亲借25美元.父亲认为儿子想买一些没有用的东西很生气,过了一会儿,父亲认为儿子平时很少花钱,就给了小男孩25美元.小男孩拿出自己的零用钱,加上父亲借的钱,儿子想和父亲买一个小时的时间,让父亲早点回家和自己一起吃晚饭.我们是不是也因为工作或别的原因而很少与孩子相处呢?

解答 41-45 ADCBA     46-50 DBCBD     51-55 ACBBD     56-60 AADCB
41.A 考查动词词义辨析.根据语境可知,小男孩在门口等他的父亲,因此选A,wait for"等待";care for"喜欢;照顾";prepare for"为…做准备";stand for"代表,象征".
42.D 考查副词用法.根据下文可知,此处是小男孩问父亲一小时挣多少钱,因此用how much.
43.C 考查情态动词用法.根据前面That's none of your business可知,父亲不愿意让儿子知道自己一小时挣多少钱,因此此处表达"如果你非得要知道"的意思,must作为情态动词在这里表示"非得要,偏要"的意思.
44.B 考查介词用法.通过句子结构分析可知,此处为with的复合结构做伴随状语,因此选B.
45.A 考查连词用法.通过分析可知,此处为宾语从句,从句中不缺少主语或宾语等成份,但是需要有"是否"的意思,因此答案选whether.
46.D 考查动词词义辨析.根据前面The man was a little angry可知小男孩的父亲有点生气,这是因为他以为(thought)他的儿子会拿钱去买一些没有用的东西,因此答案选D.
47.B 考查连词.根据上文可知,他父亲以为他去买一个愚蠢的玩具或者(or)一些没有用的东西,此处表示选择关系,因此答案选B.
48.C 考查动词.由上文可知,他父亲以为他去买一个愚蠢的玩具或者(or)一些没有用的东西,因此他拒绝给他钱,因此答案选C.
49.B 考查名词.通过上文可知,他父亲不给他钱,因此他回到了自己的房间,关上了门,因此答案选B.
50.D 考查形容词.根据下文可知,小男孩的父亲对刚才所说的话感到很抱歉,因为他知道他的儿子不常向他要钱,因此答案选D.
51.A 考查名词.根据上下文可知小男孩是这个人的儿子,因此答案选A.
52.C 考查名词.通过上文分析可知,小男孩的父亲想弄明白小男孩为什么向他要钱,因此此处用reason.
53.B 考查动词.根据上文"Sorry,maybe I was too hard on you earlier,"可知这是小男孩的父亲向小男孩道歉,因此答案选B(apologized).
54.B 考查非谓语动词.根据上文可知,小男孩的父亲给了他25美元,因此他直接坐了起来,看起来很高兴,因此答案选B.
55.D 考查名词.根据下文Seeing that the boy already had money可知,他父亲看到了小男孩有钱,此处bills意思是"钱,钞票",因此答案选D.
56.A 考查副词.根据上文中Seeing that the boy already had money可知他父亲看到了小男孩有钱之后,又对小男孩感到很生气,因此选again.
57.A 考查副词.根据语境可知,小男孩慢慢地数了他的钱,因此用slowly,其他选项与语境不符.
58.D 考查名词.根据第一段可知小男孩的父亲一小时挣50美元,而他现在有了50美元,因此他想买他父亲的一个小时,让父亲陪他吃饭,因此答案选D.
59.C 考查副词.根据文章语境可知,作者想让父亲明天早回来一个小时陪自己一起吃晚饭,因此答案选C.
60.B 考查动词.根据上下文可知,当小男孩的父亲听了他的话后,用胳膊搂着小男孩,并且答应一定会做到,因此答案选promised(承诺,答应).

点评 本文考查人物故事类完形填空.这类题材的完形填空是高考常考的题材,它注重考查考生对文章整体内容的理解以及对语境的把握,要求考生在做题时要通读全文,在理解大意的基础上结合语境及选项做出正确的选择.

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51.What does the author mainly discuss in the passage?D
A.The reasons behind the plunge of oil prices.
B.Possible ways to stimulate the global economy.
C.The effect of falling oil prices on consumer spending.
D.The impact of cheap oil on global economic growth.
52.Why do some experts believe cheap oil will stimulate the global economy?B
A.Manufacturers can produce consumer goods at a much lower cost.
B.Consumers will spend their saving from cheap oil on other commodities.
C.Lower oil prices have always given a big boost to the global economy.
D.Oil prices may rise or fall but economic laws are not subject to change.
53.What happens in many oil-exporting countries when oil prices go down?A
A.They use their money reserves to back up consumption.
B.They suspend import of necessities from overseas.
C.They reduce production drastically to boost oi1 prices.
D.They try to stop their economy from going into free-fall.
54.How does Carl Weinberg view the current oil price plunge?C
A.It is one that has seen no parallel in economic history.
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C.Its negative effects more than cancel out its positive effects.
D.Its effects on the global economy go against existing economic laws.
55.Why haven't falling oil prices stimulated the global economy as they did before?C
A.People are not spending all the money they save on gas.
B.The global economy is likely to undergo another recession.
C.Oil importers account for a larger portion of the global economy.
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C.feels depressed when going to school every day
D.complains about school sometimes
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A.is laughed at by his classmates          
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