[题目]One[1] night I was driving along a lonely highway[2]I saw a man walking rapidly ahead of me along the side of the road. It was pouring rain and I slowed down to avoid[3] him as I went by.He misund 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】One【1】(rain) night I was driving along a lonely highway【2】I saw a man walking rapidly ahead of me along the side of the road. It was pouring rain and I slowed down to avoid【3】(splash) him as I went by.

He misunderstood,【4】(think) I was offering a ride and ran towards my car. He was very tall, had a full beard and he scared me. I stepped on the gas pedal to leave【5】(quick), and I saw the look of total despair in his eyes.

Suddenly, all fear was【6】(go) and I backed up and unlocked my car door, praying this was not the【7】(big) mistake in my life but somehow knowing it would be okay.

The man was a plumber（水暖工人）,【8】truck had got stuck in the mud. He【9】(walk) for miles. No one would pick him up and his wife was in the hospital in labour（分娩） with their first child!

He had cried at the thought that he might not be there.

We【10】(arrive) at the hospital moments before his son was born.

【答案】

【1】rainy

【2】when

【3】splashing

【4】thought

【5】quickly

【6】gone

【7】biggest

【8】whose

【9】had been walking

【10】arrived

【解析】试题分析：考查动词形容词等的掌握情况及正确形式

【1】rainy考查形容词。修饰后面的night所以用rainy。

【2】when考查副词。前后时间点并列，所以用when。

【3】splashing。考查固定搭配。avoid doing是固定搭配，所以用splashing。

【4】thought考查过去式。由 misunderstood可知用过去式，所以用thought。

【5】quickly考查副词。修饰 leave用副词，所以用quickly。

【6】gone考查被动。此处用被动，所以用gone。

【7】biggest考查形容词最高级。由前文the可知此处用最高级。

【8】whose考查定语从句。whose修饰truck。

【9】had been walking考查过去完成进行时。是过去进行的，所以用 had been walking。

【10】arrived考查过去时。注意过去时态。

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