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1．"Give your shoes a shine，sir？"At a street corner a woman was repeating hawking to the people moving into and out of McDonald's．A middle-aged man sat down having her shining his（41）A．He saw a little girl standing（42）Bher，looking eagerly at the（43）B behind him．He took a French chicken leg out of the shopping bag and handed it to her．The girl（44）C off and hid herself behind the woman，leaving only her（45）D exposed，staring at his（46）D．
"Thank you for your kindness，but I'm going to （47）Cher one （48）Afinishing my work，"said the woman．
"But this is just for kids，"said the man．"I've got a lot of them．"
At the man's insistence，the woman let the girl（49）Cit．She put a brilliant shine on the shoes．Greatly（50）D，the man paid her and was about to（51）Awhen suddenly the girl said，"You are Santa Claus，I know．"
The man seemed to be a little taken back，and then patted the girl on the head："Ha-ha，merry（52）Cto you，my little girl．"
The man left．The girl lifted the chicken leg to the woman's（53）D，and the woman gave it a （54）Bbite．At this moment a dirty dog came running，looking up（55）Dat the girl．She（56）Aoff a small piece and sent it to his mouth．
The lilttle dos wagged his（57）Dand woofed（汪汪叫） to her happily．
The little girl said giggling（咯咯地笑）："He is（58）B．He must be saying：‘You are Santa Claus，I know．'"
She put another piece of chicken leg into （59）Cmouth，pathing his head and saying："Merry Chrismas to you，my little （60）D．"
| 41．A．shoes | B．hands | C．car | D．legs |
| 42．A．before | B．beside | C．behind | D．beneath |
| 43．A．bag | B．restaurant | C．street | D．chickens |
| 44．A．walked | B．took | C．backed | D．dropped |
| 45．A．head | B．nose | C．ears | D．eyes |
| 46．A．leg | B．expressions | C．actions | D．hand |
| 47．A．give | B．lend | C．buy | D．make |
| 48．A．after | B．while | C．before | D．until |
| 49．A．refuse | B．eat | C．accept | D．appreciate |
| 50．A．surprised | B．interested | C．moved | D．satisfied |
| 51．A．leave | B．escape | C．speak | D．thank |
| 52．A．New Year | B．birthday | C．Christmas | D．Halloween |
| 53．A．eyes | B．nose | C．chin | D．lips |
| 54．A．big | B．slight | C．good | D．wonderful |
| 55．A．happily | B．interestedly | C．secretly | D．eagerly |
| 56．A．tore | B．threw | C．broke | D．cut |
| 57．A．head | B．tongue | C．leg | D．tail |
| 58．A．crying | B．speaking | C．gesturing | D．dancing |
| 59．A．her own | B．the woman's | C．the dog's | D．the man's |
| 60．A．girl | B．guy | C．friend | D．boy |
分析 文章主要讲述了一个圣诞节发生的故事．一位男士帮助了一对贫困的母女，给她们食物，让她们过了愉快的圣诞节．小女儿也学着把食物分享给一只饥寒交迫的流浪狗，是一个充满感恩的故事．
解答 41-45ABBCD 46-50 DCACD 51-55ACDBD 56-60ADBCD
41．A 考查语境中名词的词义辨析．根据文章第一句话"Give your shoes a shine，sir？"可知文中的妇女是擦鞋匠，一个中年男人坐下来让她给他擦鞋．所以选A．
42．B 考查语境中介词的词义辨析．根据句意，他看到她旁边站着一个小女孩．所以选B．
43．B 考查语境中形容词的词义辨析．根据句意，小女孩渴望地看着他身后的餐馆．后文说他从购物袋里拿出鸡腿，可以推测小女孩饿了，所以选B．
44．C 考查语境中动词的词义辨析．back off后退； walk off 走开；took off （使）离开；drop off落下，减少．女孩往后退然后藏到那个妇女身后．故选C．
45．D 考查语境中名词的词义辨析．只留下眼睛，后文的staring是"盯着看"的意思，所以选D，眼睛．
46．D 考查语境中名词的词义辨析．一直盯着他的手看．上文说到男士拿出一根鸡腿，所以此处选D．
47．C 考查语境中动词的词义辨析．这是妇女婉拒男士的好意C．
48．A 考查语境中连词的词义辨析．完成工作以后买，所以是after．故选A．
49．C 考查语境中动词的词义辨析．在男士的坚持之下，妇女让小女孩接受了鸡腿．从前文可知一开始妇女是拒绝的，这里有转折，所以是接受．故选C．
50．D 考查语境中形容词的词义辨析．前文可知妇女给男士擦鞋，后文说男士付了钱，所以此处应该是男士对妇女的服务特别满意，所以选D．
51．A 考查语境中动词的词义辨析．"be about to"是"就要，将要"的意思．在男士就要离开的时候，女孩突然说："我知道，你是圣诞老人．"leave有"离开"的意思，所以选A．
52．C 考查语境中名词的词义辨析．前文的Santa Claus可知，此时是圣诞节，所以是Merry Christmas to you圣诞快乐．故选C．
53．D 考查语境中名词的词义辨析．女孩把鸡腿举到妇女的嘴边．选D．
54．B 考查语境中形容词的词义辨析．可以看出文中give a slight bite"咬了一小口．故选B．
55．D 考查语境中副词的词义辨析．dirty说明小狗可能是流浪狗，很饿，所以应该是渴望地看着小女孩希望可以得到一点吃的．故选D．
56．A 考查语境中动词的词义辨析．tear off 撕下，tore是tear的过去式．她撕下一小块送到小狗嘴边．throw off摆脱，抛掉； break off 折断；cut off 切除．所以选A．
57．D 考查语境中名词的词义辨析．wag"摇动，摆动"小狗开心地摇尾巴．故选D．
58．B 考查语境中动词的词义辨析．speak"说话，讲话"，从后文"他一定在说，‘我知道你是圣诞老人'"可知，小女孩在说小狗在向她表示谢意．所以选B．
59．C 考查语境中形容词的词义辨析．由another可知，是"另一片，又一片"，所以是小女孩又给了小狗一片肉，所以选C．
60．D 考查语境中名词的词义辨析．这句话是小女孩对小狗说的话，从前文he 可以看出，小女孩把小狗当成了小男孩，所以是little boy．
点评 完形填空属"综合能力应用"题型，是高考的必考题型．短文首句不挖空，以便为考生理解全文留下足够信息，命题者根据考查目的进行挖空，造成信息链中断，这就要求考生依据上下文的文意捕捉到空白处的缺词．巧解完形填空题，考生必须进行通篇考虑，掌握大意，综合所学词法、句法和常识进行分析判断．
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