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6．I was on a walk with a friend yesterday when I found an iPhone5s in a pile of snow．I picked it up and it still（36）C!I started looking through the name list and calling numbers to see（37）DI could figure out whose phone it was．（38）A，only one person answered and she didn't（39）Athe number that I was calling from．She gave a（n）（40）Bof"It is just so nice that you are trying to find out whose phone it is．"
Since that lady didn't know whose phone it was，my friend（41）Bthat we go back to the street and the （42）Cthat we found the iPhone5s in front of．I knocked on the door and two college-age people（43）D．They hadn't lost their phones，but as I told them the（44）Band mentioned some names on the name （45）C，the young man said that he also（46）Bthose names and it must be the phone of one of their friends．（47）A，both of the young men politely mentioned how （48）Bit was that I took the time to hunt for the owner．I really didn't have anything to say，because in my（49）DI was just doing the right thing．
I never considered（50）Athe phone-it wasn't mine．I immediately tried to find out the owner，because that is（51）Cwhat I would want someone to do if either I or any of my family members lost phones．
Eventually the owner （52）C，sincerely expressing a lot of thanks．I was very happy that the （53）Dpart was that I didn't say who I was-give my （54）A，or number．I strongly felt that the purpose of helping others is not for（55）D．Helping others is more than enough for me and it is the most endless joy of life．

36．A．phonedB．rangC．workedD．helped
37．A．howB．whyC．whenD．whether
38．A．UnluckilyB．HopefullyC．NaturallyD．Surprisingly
39．A．recognizeB．acceptC．considerD．check
40．A．decisionB．opinionC．announcementD．sentence
41．A．saidB．suggestedC．orderedD．warned
42．A．stationB．phoneC．houseD．gate
43．A．smiledB．appearedC．refusedD．answered
44．A．pointB．storyC．serviceD．offer
45．A．paperB．reportC．listD．information
46．A．forgotB．hadC．stoppedD．enjoyed
47．A．ThenB．InsteadC．HoweverD．Therefore
48．A．eagerB．wonderfulC．cleverD．kind
49．A．presenceB．absenceC．valueD．mind
50．A．keepingB．repairingC．buyingD．throwing
51．A．practicallyB．graduallyC．exactlyD．probably
52．A．got upB．picked upC．turned upD．kept up
53．A．worstB．strongestC．hardestD．best
54．A．nameB．handC．reasonD．idea
55．A．companionB．successC．freedomD．return

分析 作者讲述了自己和朋友散步时在雪中捡到一部手机，并且不辞辛苦最终找到手机主人的故事．作者认为帮助别人不是为了得到回报，因为自己或家人丢了手机时，也希望有人这么做．

解答 36-40CDAAB   41-45 BCDBC   46-50 BABDA   51-55 CCDAD
36．C 考查动词辨析．"我"把它捡起来，而且它还能运行（work）．故选C．
37．D 考查连词辨析．"我"拨通几个号码看看是否（whether）能弄清楚这是谁的手机．故选D．
38．A 考查副词辨析．不幸的是只有一个人接了电话．unluckily"不幸地"．故选A．
39．A 考查动词辨析．接电话的人不知道"我"捡到的手机的号码．recognize"认出，辨认出"．故选A．
40．B 考查名词辨析．根据接电话的人所说的话，即"你尽力弄清楚是谁的手机，真好．"可知，这是对方在作出评价（opinion）．故选B．
41．B 考查动词辨析．因为（接电话的）那位女士不知道这是谁的手机，"我"的朋友建议（suggested）我们回到捡手机的地方．故选B．
42．C 考查上下文串联．根据空后的"that we found the iPhone5s in front of．I knocked on the door"可知，此处应填house．故选C．
43．D 考查动词辨析．answer the door意为"（听到敲门或门铃声）去开门"，表示"应门"．故选D．
44．B 考查名词辨析．此处指代第一段中讲到的故事．故选B．
45．C 考查上下文串联．根据上文中的"I started looking through the namelist"可知，此处应用list．故选C．
46．B 考查动词辨析．年轻人说他也有（had）这些名字，这一定是他一个朋友的手机．故选B．
47．A 考查上下文串联．结合上下文可知，此处表示动作的先后关系，不表示因果或转折关系．then"然后，接着"．故选A．
48．B 考查形容词辨析．两个年轻人都说"我"花时间去寻找手机的主人，这真是令人赞叹的（wonderful）事．故选B．
49．D 考查名词辨析．in one's mind"在某人头脑中，在某人内心"，为固定搭配．故选D．
50．A 考查动词辨析．"我"从来没考虑过保留这部手机，因为它不是"我"的．keep"保留，留下"，符合语境．故选A．
51．C 考查副词辨析．"我"立刻设法找到手机的主人，因为如果"我"或"我"的家人丢了手机时，这也正是"我"希望有人做的．exactly"恰好，正好"．故选C．
52．C 考查动词短语辨析．最终，失主出现了（turned up），真诚地表达了谢意．故选C．
53．D 考查形容词辨析．"我"感觉最好的（best）是"我"没有说"我"是谁．故选D．
54．A 考查上下文串联．根据上文中的"I didn't say who I was"可知，"我"没有告知对方自己的名字（name）或号码．故选A．
55．D 考查名词辨析．"我"坚定地认为帮助别人不是为了得到回报．故用return"回报，报答"．故选D．

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