语法填空 When I walked down the Third Avenue, I would love to look into the windows of the little shops that sold old and beautiful things．Since I often took my walk after closing time, I 1 (cup)my hand 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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　　When I walked down the Third Avenue, I would love to look into the windows of the little shops that sold old and beautiful things．Since I often took my walk after closing time, I 　　1　　(cup)my hands against the windows to get a small look at 　　2　　 treasures inside．I saw things that told a story 　　3　　 words, bits of history, often something that was clearly one of a kind．

　　Some things looked as if they had not been cared for for a long time, but I knew their 　　4　　(beautify)was still there beneath their own surface．That was 　　5　　 I felt about old people, too．I knew their value, and it hurt me when others missed it．I was raised by my grandmother and given a deep sense of the value of experience．　　6　　(teach)to behave well, my sister and I respected other people, regardless of their age or color．My grandmother was loved by all the people around her．She was known to be a wise and kind woman, 　　7　　 was able to do things well 　　8　　 in her last years．

　　Old people should be treated as tine god．They may be gradually tarnished(失去光泽)by age, 　　9　　 they can be polished with respect．You might be surprised by 　　10　　 bright and shining qualities．

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　　1．cupped

　　2．the

　　3．without

　　4．beauty

　　5．how

　　6．Taught

　　7．who

　　8．even

　　9．but

　　10．their

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