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7．At midnight，Peter was awakened by heavy knocks on the door．He rolled over and looked at his （36）C，and it was half past one．"I'm not getting （37）D at this time，"he （38）C to himself，and rolled over．Then，a （39）A knock followed．"Aren't you going to （40）D it？"said his wife．
So he dragged himself out of bed and went downstairs．He opened the door and there was a man
（41）C at the door．It didn't take long to （42）B the man was drunk．
"Hi，there，"slurred （嘟囔） the stranger，"Can you give me a push？"
"No，（43）B．It's half past one．I was （44）A，"Peter said and slammed（猛关） the door．He went back （45）D to bed and told his wife what had happened．
She said，"That wasn't very （46）B of you．Remember that night we had a （47）D in the pouring rain on the way to （48）C the kids and you had to knock on a man's door to get our car
（49）C again？What would have happened if he'd told （50）A to go away？"
"But the guy was （51）B，"said Peter．
"It doesn't matter，"said the wife．"He needs help （52）C it would be the Christian thing to help him．"
So Peter went out of bed again，got dressed，and went downstairs．He opened the door，and not being able to see the stranger anywhere，he shouted，"Hey，do you still want a （53）A？"
And he heard a （54）D，"Yeah，please．"
So still being unable to see the stranger，he shouted，"（55）A are you？"
The drunk replied，"Over here，on the swing（秋千）．"
| 36．A．door | B．wife | C．clock | D．window |
| 37．A．into trouble | B．out of the house | C．down to work | D．out of bed |
| 38．A．complained | B．explained | C．thought | D．replied |
| 39．A．louder | B．weaker | C．longer | D．angrier |
| 40．A．stand | B．stop | C．refuse | D．answer |
| 41．A．knocking | B．lying | C．standing | D．looking |
| 42．A．remember | B．realize | C．show | D．doubt |
| 43．A．go out | B．go away | C．go ahead | D．go up |
| 44．A．in bed | B．in surprise | C．at home | D．at work |
| 45．A．down | B．in | C．inside | D．up |
| 46．A．foolish | B．nice | C．typical | D．generous |
| 47．A．look | B．quarrel | C．fight | D．breakdown |
| 48．A．put up | B．pick down | C．pick up | D．put down |
| 49．A．united | B．refreshed | C．started | D．delighted |
| 50．A．us | B．them | C．the man | D．others |
| 51．A．Mad | B．drunk | C．different | D．dangerous |
| 52．A．but | B．though | C．and | D．because |
| 53．A．push | B．rest | C．room | D．lift |
| 54．A．lady | B．gentleman | C．sound | D．voice |
| 55．A．where | B．how | C．who | D．what |
分析 本文讲述了一个人不情愿的在半夜被吵醒，本想做善事帮助别人，谁知一个醉酒的家伙竟然是想要找个人推他荡秋千．
解答 36-40 CDCAD 41-45 CBBAD 46-50 BDCCA 51-55 BCADA
36．C 考查名词．句意：他翻身看了看表，是一点半．故选C．
37．D 考查固定短语意思辨析．句意：我这个时候不会下床的．故选D．
38．C 考查动词．句意：…他这样想到，又翻了个身．故选C．
39．A 考查形容词．句意：接着，一阵更大声的敲门声传来．故选A．
40．D 考查动词．句意：他你不去开门吗？answer the door应门，开门．故选D．
41．C 考查动词．句意：他打开门，有一个人站在门口．故选C．
42．B 考查动词．句意：没用多久他就意识到这个人喝醉了．故选B．
43．B 考查固定短语．句意：不，走开．根据下文的What would have happened if he'd told 50 to go away？故选B．
44．A 考查介词短语．句意：现在是一点半，我正睡觉呢．故选A．
45．D 考查固定搭配．Go up to走向…，这里是"他走向床…"．故选D．
46．B 考查形容词．有下文判断他的妻子说他"太不善良了"．故选B．
47．D 考查名词．根据下文可知：在一个雨夜他们的车"在半路抛锚了"．故选D．
48．C 考查固定短语．句意：…在去接孩子的路上．Pick up顺路接某人．故选C．
49．C 考查动词．根据此句可知：他敲开了几个人家的门，有人帮助他们发动汽车．Start the car意为：发动汽车．故选C．
50．A 考查代词．句意：如果他让我们离开会发生什么呢？故选A．
51．B 考查形容词．由上文可知：这个人喝醉了．故选B．
52．C 考查连词．句意：他需要帮助并且这是一个基督教徒应该做的．故选C
53．A 考查名词．由上下文可知：这个醉酒的人想要被推一下．故选A．
54．D 考查名词．句意：他听到一个声音说道…故选D．
55．A 考查连词．有下文可知这里问的是：你在哪里？故选A．
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| 41．A．painful | B．worrying | C．interesting | D．impossible |
| 42．A．valuable | B．difficult | C．busy | D．quiet |
| 43．A．doubt | B．realize | C．fear | D．agree |
| 44．A．important | B．boring | C．special | D．normal |
| 45．A．discover | B．support | C．dress | D．protect |
| 46．A．Even if | B．As if | C．Every time | D．Soon after |
| 47．A．start | B．enjoy | C．forget | D．continue |
| 48．A．move | B．stop | C．wait | D．play |
| 49．A．plan | B．choice | C．problem | D．effort |
| 50．A．control | B．notice | C．change | D．improve |
| 51．A．beauty | B．truth | C．fun | D．luck |
| 52．A．lonely | B．strange | C．nice | D．clear |
| 53．A．patience | B．courage | C．ability | D．decision |
| 54．A．teach | B．save | C．invite | D．meet |
| 55．A．watch | B．make | C．help | D，feel |
| 56．A．good | B．simple | C．exciting | D．sad |
| 57．A．chance | B．right | C．duty | D．method |
| 58．A．show off | B．set off | C．grow up | D．give up |
| 59．A．Suddenly | B．Hopefully | C．Secretly | D．Finally |
| 60．A．As usual | B．In short | C．At least | D．For example |
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| 32．A．knew | B．understood | C．realized | D．imagined |
| 33．A．attacked | B．beaten | C．robbed | D．caught |
| 34．A．money | B．safety | C．future | D．family |
| 35．A．What for | B．So what | C．What about | D．What if |
| 36．A．move | B．walk | C．run | D．go |
| 37．A．cries | B．noises | C．cheers | D．sounds |
| 38．A．save | B．ignore | C．change | D．decide |
| 39．A．although | B．because | C．as | D．but |
| 40．A．kind | B．powerful | C．mean | D．brave |
| 41．A．courage | B．belief | C．attitude | D．hope |
| 42．A．agreed | B．planed | C．promised | D．decided |
| 43．A．took | B．dropped | C．pulled | D．got |
| 44．A．unless | B．after | C．since | D．until |
| 45．A．Walking | B．Drinking | C．Breathing | D．Fighting |
| 46．A．daylight | B．afternoon | C．darkness | D．midnight |
| 47．A．feel | B．see | C．guess | D．find |
| 48．A．angrily | B．softly | C．loudly | D．happily |
| 49．A．shame | B．peace | C．pain | D．surprise |
| 50．A．son | B．daughter | C．grandson | D．cousin |
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Mo's prize may give powerful encouragement to the country's writers as the more （45）Bof Chinese lives their works are，the more possible they（46）Bas a world literature．
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| 31．A．astonished | B．ashamed | C．embarrassed | D．disappointed |
| 32．A．business | B．birthplace | C．bookstore | D．workplace |
| 33．A．escaped | B．ran | C．dropped | D．moved |
| 34．A．adult | B．citizen | C．parent | D．teenager |
| 35．A．training | B．writing | C．farming | D．speaking |
| 36．A hardship | B．unemployment | C．disease | D．accident |
| 37．A．adapted | B．supported | C．criticized | D．praised |
| 38．A．destroy | B．cause | C．increase | D．control |
| 39．A．and | B．but | C．or | D．so |
| 40．A．prize | B．game | C．respect | D．profit |
| 41．A．customs | B．institutions | C．characteristics | D．feelings |
| 42．A．particular | B．usual | C．strange | D．common |
| 43．A．advanced | B．elegant | C．folk | D．royal |
| 44．A．inspired | B．interrupted | C．prevented | D．processed |
| 45．A．imaginative | B．reflective | C．appreciative | D．productive |
| 46．A．admire | B．arise | C．fail | D．lack |
| 47．A．uncertainly | B．unbearably | C．unavoidably | D．unacceptably |
| 48．A．Otherwise | B．Therefore | C．However | D．Meanwhile |
| 49．A．worsening | B．softening | C．deepening | D．widening |
| 50．A．suggestions | B．plans | C．arguments | D．problems |