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20．Once upon a time，there was an old thin donkey who worked for a man by day．At night，he was free to （61）Das he liked．One night，he made friends with a jackal（豺） and they both went out in search of （62）C．They found a garden filled with cucumbers and（63）A themselves to a delicious meal．After that they （64）Bevery night to the garden to eat cucumbers．So gradually the donkey looked （65）Aand fat．
One night，after a （66）D tasty meal，the donkey was overwhelmed（陷入） with （67）D．So happy was he that he told the jackal he wanted to （68）C．The jackal immediately told him not to do such a silly thing!He warned the donkey that they were （69）Dso it was not a good idea to make （70）Aand attract the farmer's attention，and if they were （71）B，they would be beaten．But the donkey（72）Bsinging．The jackal told him that his voice was not sweet．The donkey was（73）Cand thought that the jackal was jealous（嫉妒的） of him．The jackal warned the donkey again that if he did sing，the farmers would come and reward him in a way that he would not like．（74）C，the donkey started singing，and jackal decided to（75）Aoutside the garden．When the farmers heard the donkey's sound，they rushed out to（76）Bhim．The donkey fell down and the farmers tied a heavy stone around his neck．The donkey（77）Ahimself out to the waiting jackal．The jackal congratulated him on his（78）C．The donkey realized his （79）B and apologized to the jackal for not listening to his （80）A
61．A．fightB．watchC．standD．wander
62．A．friendshipB．challengeC．foodD．power
63．A．treatedB．liftedC．introducedD．agreed
64．A．climbedB．returnedC．referredD．pointed
65．A．healthyB．carefulC．generousD．friendly
66．A．graduallyB．fluentlyC．frequentlyD．particularly
67．A．weaknessB．kindnessC．fitnessD．happiness
68．A．danceB．eatC．singD．jump
69．A．huntersB．friendsC．relativeD．thieves
70．A．noiseB．signsC．dinnerD．marks
71．A．cheatedB．caughtC．killedD．separated
72．A．took upB．insisted onC．gave upD．put off
73．A．smartB．nervousC．upsetD．lucky
74．A．OtherwiseB．ThereforeC．HoweverD．Thus
75．A．waitB．workC．helpD．explore
76．A．feedB．beatC．preventD．appoint
77．A．draggedB．pushedC．droveD．guided
78．A．progressB．abilityC．rewardD．plan
79．A．songB．mistakeC．dreamD．duty
80．A．adviceB．jokeC．storyD．speech．

分析 这是一篇寓言故事，通过愚蠢的驴子不听豺狼的建议的故事来讽刺那些自以为是的人．

解答 61-65 DCABA   66-70 DDCDA  71-75 BBCCA  76-80 BACBA  
61．D考查动词词义辨析从前，有一只老瘦驴，白天为人干活，晚上可以自由地到处闲逛．故应选D．
62．C考查名词词义辨析一天晚上，他结交了豺狼和他们都出去寻找食物，此处应选C．
63．A根据上下文他们发现一个满是黄瓜的花园，款待他们自己一顿美味的晚饭
64．B考查动词词义辨析 从那之后，他们每晚都来到花园吃黄瓜．
65．A考查形容词词义辨析．所以渐渐地驴子就胖了，健康了，故应选A．
66．D考查副词词义辨析，一天晚上，一顿特别美味的饭菜后，驴很开心
67．D根据下文So happy was he that 可知，这里应选D．驴很开心
68．C考查动词词义辨析驴很开心，它想唱歌．故应选C．
69．D根据上下文豺狼警告驴子，他们是小偷，所以唱歌，发出声音不是一个好主意，这里应选D，
70．A考查短语，make noise是固定短语，意思是"发出声音"．
71．B细节理解题由后一句可知，如果他们被农民逮到，他们就会被打死，这里应选B，
72．B考查短语insist on 坚持，如果他们被农民逮到，他们就会被打死，但豺狼坚持唱歌，故应选B．
73．C考查形容词词义辨析豺狼说驴子的声音不好听，驴子不开心，认为他是嫉妒自己
74．C考查副词词义辨析 然而，驴子开始唱歌，豺狼在花园外面等，故选C．
75．A考查动词词义辨析 驴子开始唱歌，豺狼在花园外面等
76．B考查动词词义辨析 当农民听到驴子的声音，他们冲出来打他．
77．A考查动词词义辨析．驴子倒下了，农民们把一块沉重的石头绑在他的脖子上，他拖着沉重的身体来到驴子身边．故应选A．
78．C细节理解题 豺狼祝贺他得到的奖励．
79．B考查名词词义辨析 驴子意识到自己的错误，因为没有听豺狼的建议而向他道歉．故应选B．
80．A考查名词词义辨析 结合上文，驴子意识到自己的错误，因为没有听豺狼的建议而向他道歉．故选A．

点评 完型填空，解题时要抓住文章的脉络，一定要读懂全文，弄清文章要表达的思想，注意前后段落之间的关系．答题中，一定要认真分析，注意选项与上下文的关系，与前后单词的关系．对于一时没有太大的把握的题可以放到最后再来完成，因为有时答案可以从下文内容体现出来．答完后再通读一篇文章，看看所选选项能不能是语句通顺，语意连贯．

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