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1．周杰伦拥有无数粉丝，他们的年龄小至10岁，大至50岁．Jay Chou has countless fans，their agesrangingfrom 10to 50．
分析 周杰伦拥有无数粉丝，他们的年龄小至10岁，大至50岁．
解答 答案：ranging from．考查非谓语动词．根据汉语"他们的年龄小至10岁，大至50岁"可知用range from表示"从…到…"，有因为两句之间是逗号，range from和their ages之间是主动关系，所以用ranging from．
点评 考查非谓语动词．本题属于非谓语动词语法中的独立主格．
独立主格结构（Independent Genitive）由两部分组成，前一部份是名词或者代词，后一部分是非谓语动词（不定式、动名词和分词）或形容词、副词、或介词短语．前后两部分具有逻辑主谓关系．独立主格结构在句中做状语，多用于书面语． 独立主格结构本身不是句子，在句子中作状语，表示时间、原因、条件、伴随、目的等．
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On a （42）A afternoon，everything changed．
Every once in a while，the sub-zero temperatures seal a（43）B windows shut．Drivers don't exactly enjoy having to stand outside in the cold，（44）C their orders into a speaker box，when they expect to drive through on their heated leather seats．In such cases，most customers tend to show their annoyance to the employees．
This woman was （45）D．
"I'll get the next car's（46）D as well，"she said as she came up to the window to pay．She stood outside，（47）C much snowon her hair．Though she was obviously freezing，her bright（48）B lit up her face like a fire．
"You can't（49）B their drinks，"I said，confused and tired．
"No，but I'll buy them，"she said．"Pay it forward and all that．"
Completely puzzled，I charged her as （50）B，and when the next customer arrived at the window I explained what had just hppened．I watched as his（51）B changed-first angry to be out in the cold，then （52）C at the random act of kindness，and finally，delighted by his（53）D．
"I suppose I'll pay for the next order then，"he replied，nodding and waving at the impatient driver（54）D him．He（55）C over the cash and received his pre-paid hot drink．
The trend continued．Customers arrived annoyed only to leave（56）B and pleased．Some were shocked to spend much more than they had expected，（57）A others ended up receiving their order for less than half the price．
Five vehicles passed，then ten，then twenty No one refused to pay．Customers stood at my window（58）B a fist-full of change to buy drinks for a complete stranger．Cars drove off，honking （鸣笛） and （59）B their thanks．
It only takes one customer，one person，to change the entire （60）C of traffic．It only takes one moment，one smile，to warm up even the coldest of days．
On a （42）A afternoon，everything changed．
Every once in a while，the sub-zero temperatures seal a（43）B windows shut．Drivers don't exactly enjoy having to stand outside in the cold，（44）C their orders into a speaker box，when they expect to drive through on their heated leather seats．In such cases，most customers tend to show their annoyance to the employees．
This woman was （45）D．
"I'll get the next car's（46）D as well，"she said as she came up to the window to pay．She stood outside，（47）C much snowon her hair．Though she was obviously freezing，her bright（48）B lit up her face like a fire．
"You can't（49）B their drinks，"I said，confused and tired．
"No，but I'll buy them，"she said．"Pay it forward and all that．"
Completely puzzled，I charged her as （50）B，and when the next customer arrived at the window I explained what had just hppened．I watched as his（51）B changed-first angry to be out in the cold，then （52）C at the random act of kindness，and finally，delighted by his（53）D．
"I suppose I'll pay for the next order then，"he replied，nodding and waving at the impatient driver（54）D him．He（55）C over the cash and received his pre-paid hot drink．
The trend continued．Customers arrived annoyed only to leave（56）B and pleased．Some were shocked to spend much more than they had expected，（57）A others ended up receiving their order for less than half the price．
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It only takes one customer，one person，to change the entire （60）C of traffic．It only takes one moment，one smile，to warm up even the coldest of days．
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| 42．A．freezing | B．sunny | C．warm | D．usual |
| 43．A．truck's | B．vehicle's | C．car's | D．lorry's |
| 44．A．offering | B．throwing | C．screaming | D．cancelling |
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| 46．A．number | B．coffee | C．fee | D．order |
| 47．A．covering | B．increasing | C．gathering | D．falling |
| 48．A．eyes | B．smile | C．hair | D．annoyance |
| 49．A．pay | B．take | C．buy | D．bring |
| 50．A．instructed | B．requested | C．directed | D．suggested |
| 51．A．gesture | B．expression | C．figure | D．feeling |
| 52．A．inspired | B．upset | C．surprised | D．disappointed |
| 53．A．turn | B．sense | C．deed | D．luck |
| 54．A．beyond | B．before | C．beside | D．behind |
| 55．A．took | B．looked | C．handed | D．thought |
| 56．A．shy | B．calm | C．anxious | D．regretful |
| 57．A．while | B．since | C．as | D．unless |
| 58．A．making | B．emptying | C．lying | D．holding |
| 59．A．explaining | B．sending | C．introducing | D．casting |
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