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12．It was 7：00 am in Paris，France，and the taxi company had just called a second time to say they couldn't find my house．Once again I spelt out（41）Beven a blind person could follow．I glanced（42）Dat my watch，and waited．Only two hours remained（43）Amy flight left-and it was one and a half hours'（44）Cto the airport．
Outside，heavy rains were（45）B．My house was so far north in the city that buses（46）Aonly three times a day．
The telephone rang again．"Terribly sorry，"began the man at the taxi company．Then I realized that the taxi company，flooded with calls，could only（47）Cin-city runs．I had heard this happens when the（48）Dgets bad．I（49）C into the phone that I had a（50）Bto catch and I would meet the taxi outside my house．
Standing in the wind-driven rain，I looked（51）Cthe road．No taxi．A car went by，the driver and passenger staring at the（52）Aforeigner in the downpour．
（53）Ba white car appeared and（54）Dto a stop．A young man threw open the door，waving to me to get in．Shaking with cold and（55）D，I climbed in．
In the most（56）CFrench，the man said he was called Will，with whom I had spoken three times that morning．He had left his post in the office and（57）Dhere in his personal car．He（58）Bagain，but didn't explain why no taxi would pick me up（59）Dme straight to the airport，he refused the 2，000 franc I pressed into his hand．
A few hours later，as the storm-delayed plane（60）A，I opened the newspaper．On the second page my eyes caught the headline of a short article：Taxi Strike Begins This Morning in Paris．
41．A．houseB．directionsC．surroundingsD．field
42．A．aimlesslyB．hopelesslyC．cautiouslyD．impatiently
43．A．beforeB．afterC．unlessD．when
44．A．visitB．experienceC．rideD．distance
45．A．falling downB．pouring downC．putting downD．turning down
46．A．passB．rushC．takeD．travel
47．A．allowB．permitC．offerD．afford
48．A．climateB．conditionC．seasonD．weather
49．A．whisperedB．threatenedC．shoutedD．forced
50．A．shipB．planeC．trainD．bus
51．A．again and againB．now and thenC．up and downD．here and there
52．A．crazyB．amazingC．awesomeD．energetic
5 3．A．ImmediatelyB．FinallyC．PermanentlyD．Constantly
54．A．arrivedB．pushedC．continuedD．pulled
55．A．curiosityB．fearC．excitementD．anger
56．A．fluentB．usualC．politeD．formal
57．A．fledB．escapedC．attemptedD．raced
58．A．commentedB．apologizedC．admittedD．insisted
59．A．FetchingB．BringingC．DeliveringD．Driving
60．A．took offB．set offC．broke offD．knocked off

分析 这篇文章主要讲了作者在一个暴风雨的天气想要打出租车去机场，然而却没有出租车，后来有一个人开车把作者拉到机场．在飞机起飞以后，作者看到报纸才知道原来那一天，出租车司机都罢工了．

解答 41-45 BDACB       46-50 ACDCB       51-55 CABDD      56-60 CDBDA
41 B 名词辨析．句意：曾经我说出方向，甚至一个盲人都可以找到．house 房子，directions  方向，surroundings  周围的事物，field领域．
42 D 副词辨析．句意：我不耐烦地看了一眼我的手表．aimlessly 无目标地，hopelessly  绝望地，cautiously  谨慎地，impatiently无耐心地．
43 A 连词辨析．句意：在我的飞机离开之前，只剩下两个小时．before 之前，after 之后，unless   除非，when当…时候．
44 C 名词辨析．句意：乘车去机场需要一个半小时．visit 参观，experience  经历，ride 乘坐交通工具，distance距离．
45 B 动词辨析．句意：外面大雨倾盆而下．falling down  坠落，pouring down倾盆而下，putting down 记下，turning down调低．
46 A 动词辨析．句意：汽车一天只通过三次．pass 通过，rush 冲，take   拿，travel旅行．
47 C 动词辨析．句意：出租车公司仅提供市区内的运营．allow 允许，permit  许可，offer 提供，afford买得起．
48 D 名词辨析．句意：当天气变坏的时候．climate  气候，condition   条件，season  季节，weather天气．
49 C 动词辨析．句意：我冲着电话里大喊．whispered窃窃私语，threatened 威胁，shouted 大喊，forced强迫．
50 B 名词辨析．根据Only two hours remained      my flight left-and it was one and a half hours'      to the airport．可知这里意思是我要赶飞机．ship  船，plane  飞机，train 火车，bus公共汽车．
51 C 副词辨析．句意：站在风动的雨中，我看着前前后后的马路．again and again  反复地，now and then   有时，up and down 前前后后，here and there到处．
52 A 形容词辨析．根据Standing in the wind-driven rain，I looked     the road．No taxi．可知这个外国人已经疯狂．crazy 疯狂的，amazing   令人吃惊的，awesome  可怕的，energetic精力充沛的．
53 B 副词辨析．句意：最终，一辆白色的汽车出现了并且在一个车站停下了．Immediately 立即，Finally  最终，Permanently  永久地，Constantly不断地．
54 D 动词辨析．句意：最终，一辆白色的汽车出现了并且在一个车站停下了．arrived 到达，pushed   推，continued 继续，pulled停．
55 D 名词辨析．句意：冰冷和生气的我浑身颤抖，上了车．curiosity  好奇，fear 害怕，excitement 兴奋，anger生气．
56 C 形容词辨析．句意：在最有礼貌的法国人中．fluent流利的，usual 通常的，polite 礼貌的，formal正式的．
57 D 动词辨析．句意：他丢下了自己的工作岗位，开自己的车全速来到这里．fled  逃走，escaped   逃跑，attempted 企图，raced全速行进．commented  评论，apologized   道歉，admitted  承认，insisted坚持．
58 B 动词辨析．句意：他再次道歉．commented 发表评论，apologized  道歉，admitted  承认，insisted坚持．
59 D 动词辨析．句意：但是没有解释为什么没有出租车直接载我去机场．Fetching 取来，Bringing   带来，Delivering 投递，Driving驱车．
60 A 动词辨析．句意：当因为暴风雨延迟的飞机起飞后．took off  起飞，set off  出发，broke off突然停止，knocked off中断．

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B．two
C．three
D．four
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D．They wanted to make a trip by air．
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Dear Mr．Green，
I am very excited to learn that we are going to start a magazine together
It is indeed a wonderful idea and everyone hopes for its success．
I would like the magazine to have three columns：News，Teachers'Advice and Students'Voice．From the News column we can learn about what is going on in both of our schools．In Teachers'Advice，our teachers can give us such help as we may not be able to get in the classroom．Students'Voice will allow us to freely express our thoughts and feelings about our lives and studies．
Yours faithfully
Li Hua．
1．Norman Bethune fought against the German Nazis and Japanese invaders during World War H．
2．Our nonprofit organization had just received a large donation of clothing．As three of us walked home for dinner，we saw a woman begging by the bridge．She was old and had no legs．She shivered in her thin sari（纱巾），which offered little protection from the cold wind．Her hunger forced her to beg．My friends and I looked at each other：here was a perfect opportunity，but first it was necessary to do a little bit of research．
We went up to the woman to hear her story．She spoke very little due to her poor health and fear，but we learned enough．She lived alone in her small home．She had no one to look after her and ate whatever people gave her．The desire to help her grew stronger．After speaking to her，we headed back to get something to keep her warm．Finding the perfect sweater，we set out again to see the woman．This time，the fear was replaced by distrust as we presented her with the sweater．
"Are you robbers？"she asked．"You came here before and are back so suddenly with clothes．"I was surprised by her principles．Even in her state，she did not want to wear anything that was stolen and gained through ill means．
"No，we are out doing service work．"Her shoulders relaxed a bit．I then helped her put the sweater on and said，"Please don't sell the sweater．""I swear，I won't，"she said．
A week later，I was out walking with my mother to get some food when I saw the woman again．This time the picture was a little different．She was still begging，but with the gray sweater wrapped around her body and a smile on her face when she saw us．I guarantee that the smile on my face was bigger．

28．What can we learn from the first paragraph？D
A．The organization had too many clothes．
B．The writer offered help without hesitation．
C．The woman wanted to make a fortune by begging．
D．The writer was careful before offering help to the beggar．
29．What do the underlined words"her principles"in the third paragraph refer to？C
A．She never trusted strangers．
B．She never accepted donations from the poor．
C．She wouldn't accept anything gained illegally．
D．She wouldn't take advantage of others'kindness．
30．What contributed to their smiles at last？A
A．Kindness and trust．
B．Caution and fear．
C．Doubt and distrust．
D．Optimism and generosity．
31．What is the best title for the passage？B
A．Trusting the Beggars
B．A Beggar's Morality
C．The Sweater to a Beggar
D．Learning to Judge a Real Beggar．

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