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Early one morning, I witnessed romance at one the least-expected places in the world—a room in a rest home. At the time, my father 36 a room with three other gentlemen.

Before my daddy lived in the rest home, an elderly 37 was sent there. Since there wasn’t a double room 38 , they were forced to separate the couple. The gentleman, Mr.West, was 39 in the bed beside Daddy. His wife, Mrs.West, shared a room with several other ladies down the hall.

When I went to see Daddy that morning, I 40 Mr.West. Three employees were working with him. He hadn’t eaten a bite of food 41 he was sent several days earlier. I could 42 by the expression on the nurses’ faces that they were worried about him. Mr.West 43 to open his mouth for any of them.

“Go and get Mrs.West, ” the nurse told her helper. “Maybe Mr.West will eat 44 her. ”

In a few minutes a kind-looking lady was 45 into the room. Her smile was contagious（传染的）and Mr.West smiled 46 . I felt as though I was intruding（侵入）on a 47 moment, but I couldn’t take my eyes off the couple. The love between them was obvious, as Mrs.West patted Mr.West’s hand.

With a soft voice, Mrs.West tried to 48 Mr.West to eat. To everyone’s surprise, Mr.West 49 his mouth and began to enjoy the 50 and his wife’s company. While the nurses fed him, he stared at his sweetheart with a smile on his face. Mrs.West began singing a song for him. The 51 on his once solemn（严肃的）face became even brighter.

Tears 52 my eyes. The nurse then 53 the curtain around the couple to give them some quality time alone. I discovered that 54 doesn’t only exist when we’re young and in love. Romance 55 a lifetime and grows stronger with age.

1. A．lived B．stayed C．shared D．had

2. A．husband. B．couple C．gentleman D．wife

3. A．accessible B．acknowledge C．available D．acceptable

4. A．sent B．lain C．placed D．fixed

5. A．understood. B．found C．knew D．met

6. A．after B．before C．since D．while

7. A．say B．tell C．get D．look

8. A．expected B．demanded C．refused D．promised

9. A．to B．for C．about D．on

10. A．reached B．sent C．wheeled D．carried

11. A．brightly B．quietly C．lightly D．secretly

12. A．personal B．personnel C．selfish D．private

13. A．convince B．make C．force D．urge

14. A．closed B．opened C．was opening D．was closed

15. A．coffee B．fruits C．food D．sweets

16. A．happiness B．appearance C．worry D．expression

17. A．filled in B．filled with C．filled D．were filled with

18. A．pulled B．dragged C．put D．pushed

19. A．love B．romance C．happiness D．smile

20. A．is B．remains C．lasts D．continues

【答案】

1.C

2.B

3.C

4.C

5.D

6.C

7.B

8.C

9.B

10.C

11.A

12.D

13.A

14.B

15.C

16.D

17.C

18.A

19.B

20.C

【解析】

试题分析：本文通过作者所见的the Wast夫妻，诠释了什么才是真正的浪漫。

1.C解析：share...with... 与…共享…，结合语境只有share最合适。

2.B解析：通过下文可知是一对夫妇被送到了疗养院。

3.C解析：词义辨析：available可用的，accessible可以靠近的，acceptable可以接受的。

4.C解析：place有“安置”的意思。

5.D解析：that morning我去看爸爸是正好遇见了Mr West。

6.C解析：考查连词的用法及区别，since自从…。

7.B解析：tell辨别，识别，看出，常与can，could，be able to连用。

8.C解析：通过下文可知，Mr West刚开始是拒绝吃饭的，Mrs West来了他才高兴并且吃饭。

9.B解析：for因为，为了…。

10.C解析：通过第二段的elderly得知这对夫妇年龄很大了，所以用wheel更符合实际。

11.A解析：Mr West看见自己的妻子对他笑所以他也爽朗（brightly）地笑了。

12.D\B解析：private个人的，私的，与public相对。

13.A解析：convince sb. to do... 说服某人做…。

14.D解析：根据上下文知，Mr West开始张开嘴吃饭。

15.C解析：根据上文He hadn’t eaten a bite of food...可知.

16.D解析：脸上的“表情”，而不是其他。

17.C解析：主语是眼泪所以用fill，如果主语是眼睛本题就可以选C了。

18.A解析：护士拉上窗帘。drag指用力拖、拉。

19.B解析：文章第一段和最后一句话都提到了romance，这也是整篇文章的主题。

20.C解析：last持续，延续。remain强调“保持”。

考点：考查夹叙夹议类短文

点评：本文的描写很有特点，在文章第开头和结尾都突出了主题。所以考生对首段应该给与足够的重视，因为往往它就是文章的中心，它体现的观点往往决定了全文的观点，所以多花一点时间看首段是永远是值得的。同时考生在选择答案时要根据上下文的复现或同现以及这些词之间的有机联系来确定答案。由于完形填空的文章是一个意义相关联的语篇，围绕一个话题论述，因此在行文中词语的重复、替代、复现和同现现象是不可避免的。根据这个原则，某一个空格所对应的答案很可能就是在上下文中复现或同现的相关词：原词、同义词、近义词、反义词等。

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