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7．I went to a group activity，"Sensitivity Sunday"，which was to make us more（36）aware of the problems faced by disabled people．We were asked to"（37）adopt a disability"for several hours one Sunday．Some members，（38）like me，chose to use wheelchairs．Others wore sound-blocking earplugs（耳塞）or blindfolds（眼罩）．
  Just sitting in the wheelchair was a（39）learning experience．I had never considered before how（40）awkward it would be to use one．As soon as I sat down，my （41）weight made the chair begin to roll．Its wheels were not （42）locked．Then I wondered where to put my （43）feet．It took me quite a while to get the metal footrest into（44）place．I took my first uneasy look at what was to be my only means of （45）transportation for several hours．For disabled people，"adopting a wheelchair"is not a temporary（临时的）（46）experiment．
  I tried to find a （47）comfortable position and thought it might be restful，（48）even kind of nice，to be（49）pushed around for a while．Looking around，I（50）realized I would have to handle the thing myself？My hands started to ache as I（51）turned the heavy metal wheels．I came to know that controlling the （52）direction of the wheelchair was not going to be a（n） （53）easy task．
  My wheelchair experiment was soon （54）finished．It made a deep impression on me．A few hours of"disability"gave me only a taste of the （55）anxieties，both physical and mental，that disabled people must overcome．

36．A．curious aboutB．interested inC．aware ofD．careful with
37．A．cureB．preventC．adoptD．analyze
38．A．insteadB．strangelyC．as usualD．like me
39．A．learningB．workingC．satisfyingD．relaxing
40．A．convenientB．awkwardC．boringD．exciting
41．A．heightB．forceC．skillD．weight
42．A．lockedB．repairedC．poweredD．grasped
43．A．handsB．feetC．keysD．handles
44．A．placeB．actionC．playD．effect
45．A．operationB．communicationC．transportationD．production
46．A．explorationB．educationC．experimentD．entertainment
47．A．flexibleB．safeC．startingD．comfortable
48．A．yetB．justC．stillD．even
49．A．shownB．pushedC．drivenD．guided
50．A．realizedB．suggestedC．agreedD．admitted
51．A．liftedB．turnedC．pressedD．seized
52．A．pathB．positionC．directionD．way
53．A．easyB．heavyC．majorD．extra
54．A．forgottenB．repeatedC．conductedD．finished
55．A．weaknessesB．challengesC．anxietiesD．illnesses．

分析 本文是一篇记叙文．文章讲述了作者参加了一次周日残疾体验活动，通过对自己几个小时使用轮椅的详细记叙，说明了残疾人生活的不易．文章的最后给我们这样的启示：残疾人必须要克服心理和身体上的挑战．

解答 36．C  考查形容词短语辨析．根据空白处后面的theproblems faced by disabled people可知，活动的目的是为了"意识"到残疾人面临的问题．故选C．
37．C  考查动词辨析．根据下文some memberschose…others wore…可知，作者被要求"挑选"一种残疾，而不是"治愈、阻止或分析"．故选C．
38．D  考查上下文语境理解．根据最后一段第一句中的mywheelchair experiment可知，作者选择使用轮椅．故选D．
39．A  考查形容词辨析． 根据后句I hadnever considered before how…和这段最后一句的感慨可知，作者认为坐在轮椅上就是一次"学习"的经历，而不是工作经历或令人满意、令人放松的经历．故选A．
40．B  考查形容词辨析．根据第二段的全段描述，活动前作者从未意识到使用轮椅有多么的"笨拙"故选B．
41．D  考查名词辨析．状语从句部分as soon as I satdown提示，轮子动起来发生的时间是当作者一坐下去的时候，显然能让轮子动起来的不可能是作者的身高或技巧，而是作者的体重．故选D．
42．A  考查动词辨析．后句then提示：本句是对上句轮子为什么会转动的解释，显然因为轮子未被锁住，而不是"修理或抓住"，更不是因为轮子没动力装置．故选A．43．B  考查名词辨析．根据下文"费了好长时间我才让金属footrest（脚蹬）归位可知，这时的作者不知道把自己的脚放在哪里，毕竟是健康人在模拟残疾人的生活．故选B．
44．A  考查固定短语．"put…into place"意为"把…归位"，作者是健康人，刚坐到轮椅上不会驾轻就熟，所以即便将脚蹬归位这样简单的动作，竟然用了很长时间．故选A．
45．C  考查名词辨析．作者参加的是使用轮椅几小时的体验活动，而轮椅是一种交通工具．meansof transportation 交通工具．故选C．
46．C  考查名词辨析． 根据第一段可知，作者参加的是残疾体验活动，使用轮椅只不过是个实验，但对残疾人而言，使用轮椅可不再是个实验，而是一辈子的生活故选C．
47．D  考查形容词辨析．根据and后面的thoughtit might be restful可知，作者努力要找一个舒服的姿势，从而被人推着四处逛逛是件让人放松的事，并想着这样被带着去四处逛一会也许会让人感到宁静，甚至有些美妙．故选D．
48．D  考查副词辨析．相比空白处前面的restful，空白处后面的kindof nice显然递进了一步，所以最佳答案是even，"甚至"．故选D．
49．B  考查动词辨析．由上文的"adopting awheelchair"提示，作者坐着轮椅，自然希望被人推，而不是开车接送或引导，更不会是被人带领四处逛逛．故选B．
50．A  考查动词辨析．通过四下张望，"我"自己得搞定这件事是作者意识到的．故选A．
51．B  考查动词辨析．由上句中提到作者意识到没人帮他推轮椅，只能自己搞定这件事．言外之意是，作者得让轮椅动起来．作者的手在轮椅转动起来的同时，开始疼，因为用手拨动轮椅才能转啊．故选B．
52．C  考查名词辨析．轮椅是一种交通工具，而交通工具最重要的是掌控方向，这是生活常识．故选C．
53．A  考查形容词辨析．由上句提到，拨动沉重的轮子的时候，作者的手开始疼．既然轮子重，手又疼，可推断拨动轮椅不是件容易的工作．故选A．
54．D  考查动词辨析．本题出现在最后一段的第一句话，这段正是文章的总阶性的段落，作者要感慨残疾人的不易，自然要到体验结束，而不是实验被遗忘、重复或很快实施的时候．故选D．
55．C  考查名词辨析．根据句意可知，"我"只是"品尝"了一下残疾人必须要克服的心理和身体上的挑战．

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38．A．fellB．aroundC．forwardD．backward
40．A．arrivedB．stoppedC．stayedD．started
41．A．gatheredB．existedC．stayedD．started
42．A．helpB．gasC．restD．water
43．A．necessarilyB．normallyC．restD．water
44．A．ifB．untilC．unlessD．as
45．A．driveB．walkC．followD．march
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50．A．passedB．rushedC．turnedD．continued
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53．A．rollingB．floatingC．drawingD．flashing
54．A．pointedB．returnedC．brokeD．rose
55．A．tuneB．voiceC．soundD．tone．
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The morning came．Even before the morning，at half-past three o'clock，a terrible blast of the horns aroused the whole family．
The number of the horns was most remarkable!It was as though every cow in the place had arisen and was blowing through both her own horns!"How many little boys are there？How many have we？"exclaimed Mr．Peterkin，going over their names one by one mechanically thingking he would do it，as he might count imaginary sheep jumping over a fence，to put himself to sleep．The counting could not put him to sleep now，in such a loud noise．
And how unexpectedly long the five minutes seemed!Elizabeth Eliza was to take out her watch and give the signal for the end of the five minutes，and the ceasing of the horns．Why did not the signal come？Why didi not Elizabeth Eliza stop them？
And certainly it was long before sunrise； there was no dawn to be seen!"We'll not try this plan again，"said Mrs．Peterkin．"If we live to another Fourth，"added Mr．Peterkin，hurrying to the door to inquire into the state of affairs．
Alas!Amanda，by mistake，had waked up the little boys an hour too early．And by another mistake the little boys had invited three or four of their friends to spend the night with them．Mrs．Peterkin had given them permission to have the boys for the whole day，and they understood the day as beginning when they went to bed the night before．This accounted for the number of horns．
It would have been impossible to hear any explanation；but the five minutes were over，and the horns had ceased，and there remained only the noise of a singular leaping of feet，explained perhaps by a possible pillow-fight，that kept the family below partially awake until the bells and cannon made known the drawning of the glorious day，the sunrise，or"the rising of the sons，"as Mr．Peterkin jokingly called it when they heard the little boys and their friends clattering down the stairs to begin the outside festivities．

66．According to the passage，which event happened firstB？
A．Mr．Peterkin noted how many boys there were．
B．The Peterkins were awakened by the boys．
C．Elizabeth gave the signal to stop the horns．
D．Mr．Peterkin exclaimed how many boys they had．
67．What did the 7th paragraph talk aboutD？
A．The palce where the boys blew their horns．
B．The time when Elizabeth Eliza stopped them．
C．The way how the boys blew their horns．
D．The reason why more horns were over there．
68．The probable main idea of this passage is thatC．
A．the little boys didn't carry out the agreement thoroughly
B．the little boys didn't see the signal to stop blowing their horns．
C．the little boys blew horns to greet the dawn of July 4th so early．
D．the Peterkins enjoyed children's blowing of the horns on July 4th．
69．Which question is not answered in the storyB？
   A．When did the horn blowing begin？
   B．How long ago did the custom start？
   C．Why did the boys blow the horns in the morning？
   D．How did the Peterkins feel about the horn blowing？
3．---It's a pity that I can speak neither German nor French．
---I can't，____（　　）
A．tooB．eitherC．alsoD．as well

Children always appreciate small gifts of money. Mum or dad, of course, provide 1.regular supply of pocket money, but uncles and aunts are always a source of extra income. With some children, small sums go a long way. Only very thrifty children manage 2.（fill）up a money box.

My nephew, George, has a money box but it is always empty. Very few of the fifty pence pieces and pound 3.（coin） I have given him have found 4.（they）way there. I gave him fifty pence yesterday and advised him to save it. Instead he 5. (buy) himself fifty pence worth of trouble.

On his way to the sweet shop, he dropped his fifty pence and it disappeared down a drain.

George took off his jacket, rolled up his sleeves and pushed his right arm 6. the drain cover. He could not find his fifty pence piece 7. (where), and what is more, he could not get his arm out. A crowd of people gathered round him and a lady rubbed his arm with soap and butter, but George was 8. (firm) stuck.

The fire brigade was called and two fire fighters freed George 9. (use) a special type of grease. George was not too upset by his experience 10. the lady who owns the sweet shop heard about his troubles and rewarded him with large box of chocolates.

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