题目内容

12．Instead of playing with his kids，he just sat on the bench because his back ___________ badly．（　　）
A．woundedB．hurtC．injuredD．harmed

分析 因为背疼得厉害，他只是坐在长凳上而不是和他的孩子一起玩．

解答 答案：B
解析：A：错误（只有名词"伤"）；B：伤痛（既可作名词，也可作动词）；C：损坏（及物动词）；D：危害（及物动词）．分析句子结构可知because引导的原因状语从句中缺少谓语（动词），故A选项直接排除；又因为句末只有副词，而没有宾语，故所填词为不及物动词，因此C、D选项直接排除．综上，本题答案为B选项．

点评 本题考查动词辨析，做此类题目时一定要清楚各个选项的含义及用法，再结合句意确定正确答案．

练习册系列答案
相关题目
2．In addition to seeing wonderful films，one of the joys of coming to the Quad Cinema is to hang out in the area．The Quad is located right in the heart of Greenwich Village，perhaps the most charming and interesting neighborhood in the city．Here are some attractions we recommend，all within a comfortable walk from the Quad：
Washington Square
As one of the best-known of New York City's 1，900public parks，it is a landmark in the Manhattan neighborhood of Greenwich Village，as well as a meeting place and center for cultural activity．Come on a Sunday when it's most lively and festive．
New York University
It surrounds Washington Square．See the impressive Bobst Library and visit the amazing bookstore．NYU is now considered one of the most powerful universities in the world．
Judson Memorial Church
Located on Washington Square south between Thompson Street and Sullivan Street，opposite Washington Square Park，this beautiful church was completed in 1892．The Judson is most famous for its vocal participation in social events．
Washington Mews
It is a hidden，private street in New York City between Fifth Avenue and University Place just north of Washington Square Park．It was first developed as a mews （row of stables） that serviced horses from homes in the area．Since the 1950s the former stables have served as housing，offices and other facilities for New York University．
Jefferson Market Courthouse
Built in 1833as a market，it was later changed to a courthouse，and in the 1950s it was emptied and close to being destroyed．It was saved and turned into a library．Many consider it to be the most beautiful building in the village．

4．What does the author want to tell in the passage？A
A．To introduce some attractions in the Quad．
B．To suggest the Quad Cinema is the best place．
C．To imply the Quad attracts a lot of visitors．
D．To tell readers to enjoy their life fully．
5．The author mentions Washington Square becauseC．
A．it is in the center of Greenwich Village
B．it has a history of more than 100years
C．it is a landmark in the Manhattan
D．it has witnessed so many incidents
6．Where is Judson Memorial Church？A
A．To the south of Washington Square．
B．Behind Washington Square Park．
C．Opposite Thompson Street．
D．Close to New York University．
7．When Washington Mews came into beingB．
A．it was designed for a university
B．it was intended for keeping horses
C．it was filled with free facilities
D．it was used as a park for horses．
3．Having retired from business，he nowoccupies（忙于） himself with the welfare of the disabled．
20．To recognize and respect a country's own culture does not mean to close the door to others，_____ to stand upon a principle of being superior．（　　）
A．and it meansB．but it means
C．neither does it meanD．so does it mean
7．---She should have been warned of the danger of her journey last month．
---______，but she wouldn't listen to me then．（　　）
A．So had sheB．So she hadC．So she wasD．So was she
17．Mrs．Packletide intended to shoot a tiger．Not that the desire to kill had suddenly come to her，or that she felt she would leave India safer with one wild beast less．It was because Loona Bimberton had recently taken a plane to the forest and killed a tiger，and the newspapers showed photographs of Loona Bimberton with a tiger-skin on．In a world supposed to be moved by hunger and by love，Mrs．Packletide's movements were largely governed by dislike of Loona Bimberton．
     Circumstances proved favorable．Mrs．Packletide had offered a thousand rupees （印度卢比） for the opportunity of shooting a tiger without risk or effort，and it happened that an old tiger was frequently coming to a neighboring village at night．He was so old that he couldn't kill animals in the wild and just satisfied his appetite to the smaller household animals．The villagers were eager to earn the thousand rupees； children were posted night and day in the jungle to watch the tiger，and the cheap goats were left about to keep him from going elsewhere．The one great fear was that he should die of old age before the day of Mrs．Packletide's shoot．
    The great night arrived．A platform had been built in a tree，on which sat Mrs．Packletide and her paid companion，Miss Mebbin．A goat with a loud bleat （咩咩叫） was tied down at the correct distance．With an accurate gun，they waited for the coming of the tiger．
"I suppose we are in some danger？"said Miss Mebbin．
    She was not actually nervous about the wild beast，but she was unwilling to perform a bit more service than she had been paid for．
"It's a very old tiger．It couldn't spring up here even if it wanted to．"said Mrs．Packletide．
    Their conversation was cut short by the appearance of the old tiger．He saw the goat，and lay on the earth for a short rest before attacking．
      The gun fired very loudly，and the great yellow beast jumped to one side and then rolled over in the stillness of death．In a moment a crowd of excited villagers appeared on the scene，and their shouting carried the glad news to the village．
    It was Miss Mebbin who found that the goat was dying from a bullet-wound，while no wound could be found on the tiger．Evidently the wrong animal had been hit，and the tiger had died of heart-failure，caused by the sudden loud noise of the gun．Mrs．Packletide was annoyed at the discovery； but anyway，she owned a dead tiger，and the villagers，anxious for their thous and rupees，gladly accepted the fiction that she had shot the tiger．And Miss Mebbin was a paid companion．Therefore Mrs．Packletide faced the cameras with a light heart，and her pictures appeared on the newspapers of England and America．As for Loona Bimberton，she refused to look at a newspaper for weeks，and was in a depressed emotion for quite some time．
    Mrs．Packletide's tiger-skin was inspected and admired by the neighbors，and Mrs．Packletide went to the Costume Ball in the character of Diana （狩猎女神）．
"How amused everyone would be if they knew what really happened，"said Miss Mebbin a few days after the ball．
"What do you mean？"asked Mrs．Packletide quickly．
"How you shot the goat and frightened the tiger to death，"said Miss Mebbin，with her unpleasant laugh．
"No one would believe it，"said Mrs．Packletide，her face changing color rapidly．
"Loona Bimberton would，"said Miss Mebbin．
    Mrs．Packletide's face settled on greenish white．"You surely wouldn't give me away？"she asked．
"I've seen a weekend cottage near Dorking，"said Miss Mebbin，"six hundred and eighty．Quite a bargain，only I don't happen to have the money．"
    Miss Mebbin possessed the pretty weekend cottage．Mrs．Packletide lost interest in animal-hunting．
"The extra expenses are so heavy，"she said to inquiring friends．
62．Mrs．Packletide planned to shoot a tiger because sheD．
A．would leave India safer                  
B．hated the wild animal
C．admired her good friend                  
D．disliked a certain person
63．What did Mrs．Packletide want the villagers to arrange for her？D
A．A platform in a tree．
B．A paid companion．
C．An accurate gun．
D．A safe shooting．
64．What was the result of Mrs．Packletide's shooting？C
A．The old tiger was shot to death．
B．Neither the tiger nor the goat was shot．
C．The old tiger missed being shot．
D．Both the goat and the tiger were shot．
65．What is the message conveyed in the story？D
A．Life is hard for one to predict．
B．Everything comes for a reason．
C．It's unwise to keep bad company．
D．False pride costs more than expected．
4．This past Christmas was one of the best I have ever had．This was made possible by my sister，Amy．She is eight years older and has already made it into"real world"．
My sister bought me three wonderful gifts，（21）Bonly one would capture my heart forever．First she handed me the（22）A．Because Amy is careful with her actions，I knew this was her （23）Cfavourite．It was a bottle of perfume．I was happy with it，yet（24）Das to what lay ahead．Next she handed me a box．After（25）Baway the wrapping paper，I found a stylish and expensive sweater．I was deeply moved that my sister was so（26）D．Then she handed me the（27）Bgift．Judging by the familiar size and（28）D，I knew it was a CD．It was the soundtrack to the movie"Rocky"，with songs inspiring to all athletes，dreamers…I（29）A loved it，but not as much as I would after what my sister explained to me．
She was（30）Cto a knee injury that （31）Dme half of my soccer season．I desired to be with my team-mates and （32）C each minute I sat on the bench．I tried hard，hoping my knee injury would heal soon．This was what led my sister to buy that CD．
After mentioning what was behind the （33）A，Amy played the CD for me．Even though I had heard those songs a thousand times，each note struck me as if it was （34）B．It played in my soul and on my emotions．I （35）A breathlessly，as the words"Trying hard now．It's so hard now"sounded through the room．It（36）Dme in a way beyond the happiness most gifts could bring．I couldn't （37）C crying and hugged my sister．Knowing that my sister had （38）C my problem so deeply made me realize that I am the （39）A little sister in the world．I had never received a gift with so much （40）B behind it!I'll cherish it forever．

21．A．andB．butC．whichD．for
22．A．smallestB．prettiestC．dearestD．largest
23．A．mostB．lessC．leastD．more
24．A．anxiousB．excitedC．delightedD．curious
25．A．puttingB．tearingC．carryingD．giving
26．A．helpfulB．fashionableC．richD．generous
27．A．restB．lastC．otherD．favourite
28．A．colorB．styleC．patternD．shape
29．A．immediatelyB．quicklyC．suddenlyD．secretly
30．A．explainingB．replyingC．referringD．talking
31．A．paidB．stoppedC．tookD．cost
32．A．enjoyedB．valuedC．sufferedD．spent
33．A．giftB．storyC．sweaterD．Christmas[
34．A．aliveB．newC．strangeD．familiar
35．A．listenedB．dancedC．laughedD．remembered
36．A．harmedB．helpedC．brokeD．touched
37．A．burstB．holdC．helpD．prevent
38．A．foundB．gotC．feltD．solved
39．A．luckiestB．cleverestC．bravestD．best
40．A．hardshipB．thoughtC．moneyD．experience．
1．You can buy kinds of medicine at a ddrug store．
2．Every greatachievement   （成就） was a dream before it became a reality．

违法和不良信息举报电话：027-86699610 举报邮箱：58377363@163.com

精英家教网