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7．intellectual脑力的，思维的．分析 intellectual是名词intellect"智力"的形容词形式，例句：Newton was an intellectual giant．牛顿是一位智力巨人．
解答 1．intellectual脑力的，思维的
点评 考查词汇的记忆，在平时的学习中，要对词汇的应用进行积累．
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12．There was once a king of a large country．He was wise but everyone （41）C him．His face showed the bitterness deep in his heart．So there were deep （42）B lines on his face．
In his country lived a beautiful girl （43）D everyone seemed to love，so did the king．He wanted to （44）C her，and finally he decided to speak to her of his love．Dressed in his best clothes，he looked in the （45）C，but he saw a cruel hard face，（46）B when he tried to smile．
Then a thought （47）C him．How about wearing a mask（面具）？So he ordered his magician to paint a （48）D that looks kind and pleasant and handsome．The magician （49）B and said："On one condition：you must keep your own face in the（50）A lines that I paint and be kind to all men．If（51）C，the mask will break forever．"The mask looked so （52）D that no one knew it was not the true face of the king．Months passed，the beautiful lady got married（53）B the king，and the king treated everyone （54）C to keep the mask from breaking．
At last，the king didn't want to （55）A his beautiful wife with this mask any more．So he asked the magician to take （56）Doff．Then the king turned to see his face in his mirror．（57）C，he found there was a wide smile on his face and the ugly （58）A were gone．His face was just like the mask he had （59）D for so long．
This is a tale，but it teaches us a truth：A man is （60）B is in his heart．
In his country lived a beautiful girl （43）D everyone seemed to love，so did the king．He wanted to （44）C her，and finally he decided to speak to her of his love．Dressed in his best clothes，he looked in the （45）C，but he saw a cruel hard face，（46）B when he tried to smile．
Then a thought （47）C him．How about wearing a mask（面具）？So he ordered his magician to paint a （48）D that looks kind and pleasant and handsome．The magician （49）B and said："On one condition：you must keep your own face in the（50）A lines that I paint and be kind to all men．If（51）C，the mask will break forever．"The mask looked so （52）D that no one knew it was not the true face of the king．Months passed，the beautiful lady got married（53）B the king，and the king treated everyone （54）C to keep the mask from breaking．
At last，the king didn't want to （55）A his beautiful wife with this mask any more．So he asked the magician to take （56）Doff．Then the king turned to see his face in his mirror．（57）C，he found there was a wide smile on his face and the ugly （58）A were gone．His face was just like the mask he had （59）D for so long．
This is a tale，but it teaches us a truth：A man is （60）B is in his heart．
| 41．A．appreciated | B．admired | C．feared | D．respected |
| 42．A．beautiful | B．ugly | C．pleasant | D．charming |
| 43．A．which | B．what | C．whose | D．whom |
| 44．A．confirm | B．attack | C．marry | D．rid |
| 45．A．wall | B．door | C．mirror | D．window |
| 46．A．yet | B．even | C．still | D．just |
| 47．A．turned to | B．relied on | C．came to | D．came up |
| 48．A．hat | B．cloth | C．sword | D．mask |
| 49．A．refused | B．agreed | C．escaped | D．admitted |
| 50．A．same | B．different | C．simple | D．familiar |
| 51．A．so | B．any | C．not | D．ever |
| 52．A．false | B．attractive | C．unique | D．natural |
| 53．A．with | B．to | C．for | D．in |
| 54．A．cruelly | B．faithfully | C．kindly | D．coldly |
| 55．A．cheat | B．protect | C．puzzle | D．defend |
| 56．A．them | B．her | C．him | D．it |
| 57．A．Anxiously | B．Unfortunately | C．Surprisingly | D．Angrily |
| 58．A．lines | B．signs | C．eyes | D．cheeks |
| 59．A．painted | B．watched | C．kept | D．worn |
| 60．A．which | B．what | C．that | D．who． |
19．My grandfather dug water wells in Indiana and started his business during the great depression．
Although nearly everyone was out of work，people still needed（36）B，so he didn't lack jobs．（37）C，in those days，it was awfully hard to get paid for what you did．One morning，a farmer showed up with a （38）A---a whole side of fresh beef on his shoulder．"I（39）Dthis ought to make us equal on that digging，"he said to my grandfather．Grandfather（40）C．
It was wintertime，so the beef stayed fresh under damp cloth on the cold back porch（门廊）．Each day，Nana stepped out onto the porch，（41）Agood piece of the meat，and carried it into the kitchen（42）Cit were pure gold．
After a few days．Nana noticed the（43）Bhad been moved．She asked grandfather if he had touched the beef．He hadn't．"Well．then．"she said，"somebody's been eating our meat．Do you always lock the back door？"My grandfather told her not to（44）D．She probably had moved the cloth herself，and had（45）B forgotten．
This（46）Afor many days．Nana was（47）Dthat someone was taking their meat，and grandfather just insisted she was（48）Cthings．It wasn't until much later that we learned the real story．
On the morning after grandfather set the meat out on the back porch door，he（49）Asome footprints near the door．He（50）Cfollowed the footprints to where they began．Soon the footprints
in the snow led my grandfather to a house he instantly（51）B．It was the home of a poor single mother with two young children．Grandfather（52）Bturned around and walked back home．He didn't say a word about it to anyone．
From then on，Nana would carefully（53）Dthe lock on the porch door each night to make sure it was（54）A．Then grandfather，after waiting for Nana to go to bed，would return to the porch and（55）Cthe lock again．Nana never knew about the family they were helping to feed that winter．
Although nearly everyone was out of work，people still needed（36）B，so he didn't lack jobs．（37）C，in those days，it was awfully hard to get paid for what you did．One morning，a farmer showed up with a （38）A---a whole side of fresh beef on his shoulder．"I（39）Dthis ought to make us equal on that digging，"he said to my grandfather．Grandfather（40）C．
It was wintertime，so the beef stayed fresh under damp cloth on the cold back porch（门廊）．Each day，Nana stepped out onto the porch，（41）Agood piece of the meat，and carried it into the kitchen（42）Cit were pure gold．
After a few days．Nana noticed the（43）Bhad been moved．She asked grandfather if he had touched the beef．He hadn't．"Well．then．"she said，"somebody's been eating our meat．Do you always lock the back door？"My grandfather told her not to（44）D．She probably had moved the cloth herself，and had（45）B forgotten．
This（46）Afor many days．Nana was（47）Dthat someone was taking their meat，and grandfather just insisted she was（48）Cthings．It wasn't until much later that we learned the real story．
On the morning after grandfather set the meat out on the back porch door，he（49）Asome footprints near the door．He（50）Cfollowed the footprints to where they began．Soon the footprints
in the snow led my grandfather to a house he instantly（51）B．It was the home of a poor single mother with two young children．Grandfather（52）Bturned around and walked back home．He didn't say a word about it to anyone．
From then on，Nana would carefully（53）Dthe lock on the porch door each night to make sure it was（54）A．Then grandfather，after waiting for Nana to go to bed，would return to the porch and（55）Cthe lock again．Nana never knew about the family they were helping to feed that winter．
| 36．A．beef | B．water | C．money | D．food |
| 37．A．Otherwise | B．Thus | C．However | D．Besides |
| 38．A．payment | B．praise | C．delivery | D．gift |
| 39．A．doubt | B．claim | C．discover | D．expect |
| 40．A．suspected | B．hesitated | C．agreed | D．argued |
| 41．A．selected | B．bought | C．preserved | D．moved |
| 42．A．now that | B．even if | C．as if | D．so that |
| 43．A．gold | B．cloth | C．tool | D．porch |
| 44．A．disappoint | B．forget | C．interrupt | D．worry |
| 45．A．suddenly | B．simply | C．exactly | D．rarely |
| 46．A．went on | B．went over | C．went by | D．went up |
| 47．A．reliable | B．accurate | C．strange | D．certain |
| 48．A．understanding | B．remembering | C．imagining | D．enjoying |
| 49．A．noticed | B．marked | C．guided | D．chased |
| 50．A．quickly | B．finally | C．curiously | D．coldly |
| 51．A．convinced | B．recognized | C．observed | D．removed |
| 52．A．hopelessly | B．quietly | C．gradually | D．painfully |
| 53．A．watch | B．control | C．mend | D．check |
| 54．A．safe | B．free | C．perfect | D．open |
| 55．A．exchange | B．replace | C．release | D．adjust． |
16．When middle-aged Alex quit his job and made up his mind to become a freelance （self-employed） writer，no one could tell for sure whether he would succeed or not．He found a cold storage room in a building，set up a（n） （41）D typewriter and settled down to work．
After a year or so，however，Alex began to （42）A himself．He found it was difficult to earn his living by （43）B what he wrote．But Alex determined to put his dream to the test-（44）C it meant living with uncertainty and fear of（45）A．This is the shadowland of hope，and （46）C with a dream must learn to live there．
One day Alex got a call，"We need a（n） （47）D，and we're paying 6，000a year．"6，000was（48）B money in 1960．It would enable Alex to get a nice apartment，a used car and more．（49）B，he could write on the side．（50）C the dollars were dancing in Alex's head，something （51）A his senses．He had dreamed of being a （52）A-full time．"Thanks，but no，"Alex said（53）C．"I'm going to stick it out and write．"
After Alex got off the phone，he （54）B everything he had：two cans of vegetables and 18cents．Alex put the cans and cents into a （55）B bag，saying to himself，"There's everything you've made of yourself so far．"
Finally his work was （56）A in 1970．Instantly he had the kind of fame and success that （57）B writers ever experience．The shadows had turned into limelight．
Then one day，Alex （58）D a box filled with things he had owned years before．（59）C was a paper bag with two cans and 18cents．Suddenly he（60）D himself working in that cold storage room．It reminds Alex，and anyone with a dream，of the courage and persistence it takes to stay the course in the shadowland．
After a year or so，however，Alex began to （42）A himself．He found it was difficult to earn his living by （43）B what he wrote．But Alex determined to put his dream to the test-（44）C it meant living with uncertainty and fear of（45）A．This is the shadowland of hope，and （46）C with a dream must learn to live there．
One day Alex got a call，"We need a（n） （47）D，and we're paying 6，000a year．"6，000was（48）B money in 1960．It would enable Alex to get a nice apartment，a used car and more．（49）B，he could write on the side．（50）C the dollars were dancing in Alex's head，something （51）A his senses．He had dreamed of being a （52）A-full time．"Thanks，but no，"Alex said（53）C．"I'm going to stick it out and write．"
After Alex got off the phone，he （54）B everything he had：two cans of vegetables and 18cents．Alex put the cans and cents into a （55）B bag，saying to himself，"There's everything you've made of yourself so far．"
Finally his work was （56）A in 1970．Instantly he had the kind of fame and success that （57）B writers ever experience．The shadows had turned into limelight．
Then one day，Alex （58）D a box filled with things he had owned years before．（59）C was a paper bag with two cans and 18cents．Suddenly he（60）D himself working in that cold storage room．It reminds Alex，and anyone with a dream，of the courage and persistence it takes to stay the course in the shadowland．
| 41．A．expensive | B．priceless | C．excellent | D．used |
| 42．A．doubt | B．trust | C．regret | D．hate |
| 43．A．buying | B．selling | C．reading | D．appreciating |
| 44．A．What if | B．Now that | C．Even though | D．As if |
| 45．A．failure | B．success | C．loss | D．pain |
| 46．A．someone | B．nobody | C．anyone | D．none |
| 47．A．writer | B．boss | C．manager | D．assistant |
| 48．A．little | B．real | C．false | D．high |
| 49．A．Still | B．Besides | C．However | D．Therefore |
| 50．A．If | B．Because | C．As | D．But |
| 51．A．cleared | B．destroyed | C．hurt | D．struck |
| 52．A．writer | B．dancer | C．driver | D．assistant |
| 53．A．hurriedly | B．slowly | C．firmly | D．hesitantly |
| 54．A．pulled apart | B．pulled out | C．pulled down | D．pulled back |
| 55．A．plastic | B．paper | C．cloth | D．metal |
| 56．A．published | B．completed | C．written | D．punished |
| 57．A．poor | B．few | C．famous | D．great |
| 58．A．picked | B．searched | C．sought | D．found |
| 59．A．Outside | B．Below | C．Inside | D．Above |
| 60．A．reminded | B．called | C．described | D．pictured． |