题目内容
17．It is commonly accepted that while our sense of sight is used too much，our senses of touch and smell have been ignored．分析 人们普遍认为，当我们的视觉被过度使用时，我们的触觉和嗅觉往往会被忽视．
解答 答案：ignored
根据句意以及首字母的提示可知，空缺处的意思是：忽视，无视；由于此处用在了现在完成时的被动语态have been done的结构中，表达的是被动意义，故填过去分词ignored．
点评 做类似的题时，首先应根据句意以及首字母的提示判断出空缺处的意思；其次从语法分析的角度，确定出应填单词的形式；因此在平时的学习中，除了应牢固记忆单词的拼写之外，还要熟练掌握一些的语法知识．
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| 时间 | 本周六下午3点到6点 |
| 地点 | 文化中心（the Culture Centre） |
| 内容 | 1．参观徐悲鸿的作品； 2．讨论他的绘画风格； 3．开展相关知识竞赛． |
| 注意 | 1．下午2：00校门口集合，乘校车出发； 2．下午6：10开始集合乘车返回； 3．自带笔和本子． |
8．It is a true story behind a well-known piece of art．
In a village near Nuremberg lived a poor family with eighteen children．Despite their（31）B condition，two of the children had a dream to seek their talent for（32）C，but their father would never be able to send （33）Aof them to Nuremberg to study at the Academy．
The two boys finally reached an agreement．They would toss （扔） a coin．The （34）Dwould work in the nearby （35）Ato support his brother．Albrecht （36）C the toss and went off to Nuremberg．Albert went into the dangerous mines and，for the next four years，financed his brother，whose work at the academy was almost a（n ） （37）C success．Albecht's woodcut and oil paintings were much （38）A than those of his professors and he soon earned much money （39）D his works．
When the young （40）B returned home，the family held a festive dinner．Albrecht rose to toast（祝酒）to his （41）Cbrother，"Now，Albert，it is your （42）D to seek your dream and I will support you．"
Albert sat there，tears streaming down his pale face．He（43）Cand repeated，"No…no．"Finally，Albert rose and （44）A the tears from his cheeks．He said softly，"I （45）Bgo to Nuremberg，brother．It is too late for me．Look what four years in the mines have done to my（46）A!My every finger has been badly hurt，and I cannot even hold a glass to （47）D your toast．"
After that，to show （48）D for Albert for what he had sacrificed （牺牲），Albrecht drew his brother's rough hands with palms together and the （49）C stretched skyward．He called it"The Praying Hands"and it was a great success．
Today，the masterful works （50）A in a great museum．It is a reminder that no one ever succeeds alone．
In a village near Nuremberg lived a poor family with eighteen children．Despite their（31）B condition，two of the children had a dream to seek their talent for（32）C，but their father would never be able to send （33）Aof them to Nuremberg to study at the Academy．
The two boys finally reached an agreement．They would toss （扔） a coin．The （34）Dwould work in the nearby （35）Ato support his brother．Albrecht （36）C the toss and went off to Nuremberg．Albert went into the dangerous mines and，for the next four years，financed his brother，whose work at the academy was almost a（n ） （37）C success．Albecht's woodcut and oil paintings were much （38）A than those of his professors and he soon earned much money （39）D his works．
When the young （40）B returned home，the family held a festive dinner．Albrecht rose to toast（祝酒）to his （41）Cbrother，"Now，Albert，it is your （42）D to seek your dream and I will support you．"
Albert sat there，tears streaming down his pale face．He（43）Cand repeated，"No…no．"Finally，Albert rose and （44）A the tears from his cheeks．He said softly，"I （45）Bgo to Nuremberg，brother．It is too late for me．Look what four years in the mines have done to my（46）A!My every finger has been badly hurt，and I cannot even hold a glass to （47）D your toast．"
After that，to show （48）D for Albert for what he had sacrificed （牺牲），Albrecht drew his brother's rough hands with palms together and the （49）C stretched skyward．He called it"The Praying Hands"and it was a great success．
Today，the masterful works （50）A in a great museum．It is a reminder that no one ever succeeds alone．
| 31．A．hopeful | B．hopeless | C．disappointed | D．lucky |
| 32．A．music | B．mining | C．art | D．farming |
| 33．A．either | B．both | C．each | D．all |
| 34．A．painter | B．failure | C．winner | D．loser |
| 35．A．mines | B．company | C．factory | D．museum |
| 36．A．lost | B．got | C．won | D．beat |
| 37．A．slow | B．attractive | C．immediate | D．ordinary |
| 38．A．better | B．worse | C．faster | D．smaller |
| 39．A．at | B．to | C．in | D．for |
| 40．A．miner | B．artist | C．worker | D．professor |
| 41．A．poor | B．ugly | C．beloved | D．pitiful |
| 42．A．moment | B．move | C．luck | D．turn |
| 43．A．smiled | B．nodded | C．sobbed | D．laughed |
| 44．A．wiped | B．swept | C．recovered | D．handed |
| 45．A．shouldn't | B．can't | C．can | D．should |
| 46．A．hands | B．face | C．body | D．feet |
| 47．A．hold | B．turn | C．move | D．return |
| 48．A．talent | B．envy | C．interest | D．respect |
| 49．A．figures | B．hands | C．fingers | D．arms |
| 50．A．hangs | B．represents | C．presents | D．visits |