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8．On a cold morning，I heard someone trying to get his car out of the snow after a snowstorm．After a few minutes，I realized he needed a（31）B，so I got dressed，went（32）D，and pushed the car．It only took about a minute and，（33）Avery cold，I walked back to my apartment，（34）Cseeing the driver．Months（35）B，I was at the corner store and the guy in front of me（36）Aon paying for the beer I was（37）A!I refused repeatedly．When I（38）Cthe cashier，she told me my beer was already（39）Dand she couldn't take my money．
While I was walking back home from the store，the（40）Bguy was 50 feet in front of me all the way!It（41）Bhe was my neighbor，living in the apartment just after mine!
As we（42）Athe stairs of our separate apartment buildings，I（43）B，"Thanks for the beer!"He replied，"（44）C．Thanks for helping me push my car that time!"
I didn't（45）B him and told him it wasn't me．He said，"Oh!OK．Well，still…enjoy!"
A few days later，I（46）Ahim getting into his car and I realized（47）Che was and that it actually had been me who（48）Dhim that day!
Maybe one day soon I'll tell him he bought the（49）Cfor the right guy!
It feels nice to help，and when you put（50）Ainto the world，it eventually comes back to you!
| 31．A．gas | B．push | C．bond | D．link |
| 32．A．upward | B．downstairs | C．backward | D．outside |
| 33．A．feeling | B．looking． | C．proving | D．tasting |
| 34．A．unless | B．until | C．without | D．by |
| 35．A．ago | B．later | C．before | D．away |
| 36．A．insisted | B．depended | C．reflected | D．held |
| 37．A．buying | B．drinking | C．delivering | D．gaining |
| 38．A．offered | B．questioned | C．reached | D．left |
| 39．A．turned down | B．checked out | C．set aside | D．paid for |
| 40．A．happy | B．same | C．positive | D．severe |
| 41．A．found out | B．turned out | C．carried out | D．worked out |
| 42．A．walked up | B．settled down | C．dried up | D．turned around |
| 43．A．announced | B．shouted | C．declared | D．argued |
| 44．A．No way | B．No wonder | C．Not at all | D．No doubt |
| 45．A．expect | B．remember | C．mind | D．appreciate |
| 46．A．saw | B．heard | C．observed | D．sensed |
| 47．A．what | B．where | C．who | D．how |
| 48．A．hurt | B．paid | C．rewarded | D．helped |
| 49．A．water | B．car | C．beer | D．food |
| 50．A．good | B．quality | C．benefit | D．energy |
分析 本文讲述的是我在一个下雪的晚上帮助一个人推车，对方事后帮我付了买啤酒的钱，告诉我们要善待他人，因为好心自然有好报．
解答 BDACB AACDB BABCB ACDCA
31：B 动词辨析．A天然气；B推；C联系；D关联；第2空后的pushed可知我帮助对方推车．
32：D 上下文串联．第34空I walked back to my apartment说明我走出去帮助对方推车．
33：A 动词辨析．A感觉；B看；C证明；D转向；我感觉到比实际的温度还要冷．
34：C 上下文串联．根据下文描述我在帮助他推车的时候甚至都没有看清对方．
35：B 语法分析．"一段时间+later"一段时间以后．几个月以后，我在拐角处商店里买东西．
36：A 动词辨析．A坚持；B依靠；C反射；D坚持； insist on坚持；他坚持帮我付钱．
37：A 动词辨析．A买；B喝；C递，送 D获得；他坚持帮我付我买的啤酒钱
38：C 动词辨析．A提供；B收费；C伸手；D铃声响；当我伸手去拿钱的时候…
39：D 上下文串联．根据下文我感谢对方买啤酒给我，可知对方帮我付了钱．
40：B 上下文串联．这里是指帮我付钱的那个人和走在我面前的这个人是同一个人．
41：B 短语辨析．A发现；B结果是；C执行；D锻炼；结果这个人是我的邻居，住在我们后面的楼上．
42：A 上下文串联．根据后面的the stairs可知我们在各自上楼的时候，我和他进行了交流．
43：B 动词辨析．A低声说；B喊叫；C宣布；D承认；我大声对他喊：谢谢你的啤酒．
44：C 上下文串联．上句我向对方表示感谢，这里是他对我的回应，no problem没问题．
45：B 动词辨析．A期待；B记得；C介意；D欣赏；我不记得他，所以告诉他不是我帮他的．
46：A 动词辨析．A看见；B听见；C应该得到；D感觉到；几天以后我看见他上了他的车．
47：C 语法分析．Who引导的是宾语从句，在句中做系动词is后面的表语．
48：D 上下文串联．本句是一个强调句型，我正是帮助他推车的那个人．
49：C 上下文串联．我会告诉他，他买的啤酒买对了人．
50：A 上下文串联．如果你给了这个世界善意，很快就会有所回报的．故A正确．
点评 ：本文讲述的是我在一个下雪的晚上帮助一个人推车，对方事后帮我付了买啤酒的钱，告诉我们要善待他人，因为好心自然有好报．本文主要是测试学生综合运用语言的能力，即从语篇的角度综合测试阅读理解能力、词汇的掌握和对英语习惯用语的熟悉程度、以及语法规则的灵活运用．考生做题时必须时刻从上下文考虑，不应该只看到所添的词在短语或句子内是否可行．因此，在做题时最好将全文通读一下，了解了全文的意思以后再作答．
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| 53．A．effects | B．nature | C．profits | D．economy |
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| 55．A．mainly | B．comparatively | C．unfortunately | D．barely |
| 56．A．tourists | B．environment | C．manufacturers | D．politics |
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| 58．A．equally | B．regularly | C．instead | D．though |
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| 60．A．ecosystems | B．lessons | C．animals | D．trainers |
| 61．A．uncertain | B．noticeable | C．healthy | D．special |
| 62．A．For instance | B．On the contrary | C．In addition | D．As a whole |
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| 37．A．doing | B．feeling | C．hearing | D．seeing |
| 38．A．blank | B．colorful | C．empty | D．silent |
| 39．A．bring up | B．bring in | C．give in | D．give up |
| 40．A．better | B．good | C．worse | D．mad |
| 41．A．bottom | B．path | C．front | D．back |
| 42．A．killed | B．sacrificed | C．injured | D．died |
| 43．A．seek | B．surround | C．overcome | D．search |
| 44．A．upstairs | B．emergency | C．information | D．underground |
| 45．A．come by | B．get through | C．take up | D．deal with |
| 46．A．intended | B．aimed | C．offered | D．devoted |
| 47．A．someone | B．nobody | C．everyone | D．none |
| 48．A．common | B．poor | C．normal | D．actual |
| 49．A．because | B．even though | C．in case | D．if |
| 50．A．consists | B．smells | C．allows | D．fills |
| 51．A．However | B．Unfortunately | C．Otherwise | D．Besides |
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| 33．A．shoes | B．gloves | C．trousers | D．glasses |
| 34．A．worried | B．annoyed | C．surprised | D．disappointed |
| 35．A．when | B．because | C．unless | D．though |
| 36．A．explained | B．argued | C．supposed | D．quarreled |
| 37．A．peaceful | B．familiar | C．ordinary | D．wonderful |
| 38．A．sent | B．gave | C．lent | D．donated |
| 39．A．picked | B．guided | C．put | D．dropped |
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