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15.A lot of people (41)ddetermined to become a millionaire spend half their time(42)dreaming(dream) up ways of getting rich,and the rest of their time considering all the(43)enjoyable(enjoy) things they would do once they got rich.Some millionaires continue to be(44)concerned(concern) about money when they become millionaires.They are (45)hardworking(辛勤的)to get all that money.Then they are diligent to make sure they never lose it!But the millionaire Charles Gray has turned his back(46)onhis millions and found a different way to be (47)pleased(please) in his life.Charles was a college professor with $2million,while now he lives in a small(48)ddormitory room where there is only (49)second-hand(二手的) furniture.When he was aware that there were a lot of hungry people in the world,he(50)ggave away all his money to charities.He says he is much happier now.分析 很多人渴望一夜暴富,在成为百万富翁之后,有的开始担心自己的钱,Charles Gray 找到了另外一种让自己开心的方式,即捐赠给慈善机构.
解答 41 determined 42 dreaming 43 enjoyable 44 concerned 45 hardworking
46 on47 pleased 48 dormitory 49 second-hand 50 gave
41 determined 考查动词.考查动词短语,determine to do sth意思是决定做某事.
42 dreaming 考查分词.spend+时间in doing sth意思是花时间做…梦想着一夜暴富.
43 enjoyable 考查形容词.一旦他们暴富,就喜欢做自己喜欢做的事情,enjoyable意思是喜欢的.
44 concerned 考查形容词.be concerned about固定短语,意思是担心的.很多百万富翁一旦暴富了还是很担心钱.
45 hardworking考查形容词.辛勤的,为了得到这些钱,他们都是很辛勤的.
46 on考查介词.当 Charles Gray 转身面对这些钱的时候,turn back on意思是不理会.
47 pleased 考查形容词.找到另外一种在生活中高兴的方式.
48 dormitory 考查名词.宿舍是一个名词,住在一个小房间里.
49 second-hand 考查形容词.修饰furniture家具,用second-hand意思是二手的.
50 gave 考查动词.考查固定短语give away意思是捐赠.把他的钱捐赠给了慈善.
点评 综合填空在全面理解文章大意基础上,根据语法规则,如时态语态等填入适当的词.
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