题目内容
A few years ago I was at an international conference with nearly 700 participants. One afternoon I_31 a very crowded talk by a famous author. The hall filled quickly and soon there were no 32 left , so many dozens of people were standing around the edges.
I saw a very elderly man, stooped(驼背的) slightly with age, 33 against the wall. I immediately got up, told those sitting beside me to 34 the place for him and made my way to him. When I offered my seat to him , he looked 35 and started to refuse , but I would have 36 of that. He asked me my name and thanked me deeply, and then made his 37 back into my row and sat comfortably. Many people who 38 our exchange turned to say what a kind thing I had done. I kept saying , “it’s nothing 39 . I m from Canada, it’s normal for us to help other people!”
A few minutes later, the man sitting next to the elderly man 40 to leave the hall for another talk and the elderly man 41 to me to return and sit beside him. 42 I resisted, thinking someone else might need it more, but people sitting around him started to repeat my 43 , asking me to come and sit! So I returned and sat beside the gentleman for the 44 .
when the talk was over ,the man thanked me again and 45 asked if I knew who he was . I had no idea. He then looked quite delighted and 46 me a household name that I recognized immediately!
I was astonished to have been sitting next to him, 47 he was excited to think I had given up my seat for him 48 knowing who he was! Again I had to tell him where I come from , and it’s the 49 thing to do! I have felt more blessed to be a Canadian since that day, for seeing how easy it is to 50 someone and how rare it seemed to so many people.
31. A. missed B. gave C. expected D. attended
32. A. seats B. rooms C. topics D. rows
33. A. turning B. walking C. leaning D. lying
34. A. move B. spare C. take D. hold
35. A. glad B. satisfied C. disappointed D. surprised
36. A. nothing B. none C. something D. anything
37. A. living B. fortune C. direction D. way
38. A. witnessed B. confirmed C. remembered D. experienced
39. A. easy B. popular C. special D. funny
40. A. agreed B. refused C. chose D. forgot
41. A. sent B. signaled C. rolled D. said
42. A. At last B. At least C. At most D. At first
43. A. action B. name C. dream D. address
44. A. game B. discussion C. course D. talk
45. A. quietly B. loudly. C. proudly D. angrily
46. A. shared B. told C. asked D. answered
47. A. as if B. even if C. so D .but
48. A. by B. without C. through D. after
49. A. strange B. secret C. normal D. hard
50. A. help B. accept C. praise D. trust
31-35 DACDD 36-40 BDACC 41-45 BDBDA 46-50 BDBCA
解析:
31 D. 由下文可知，作者在台下听报告（attended a talk）
32 A. 由本句后半部分中的many dozens of people were standing around the edges 以及下文作者给那位老人让座可知，此处表示“大厅很快坐满，没有座位(seats)了”。
33 C. 因为没有座位，老人倚靠(leaning)在墙上。
34 D. 作者让周围的人把他的座位占住(hold)以便给那位老人坐。
35 D. 作者主动让座，这让那位老人感到很吃惊(surprised)。
36 B. 那位老人试图拒绝，但作者坚持。Have none of 不接受。
37 D. 上文中的and made my way to him 对此空有提示。
38 A. 周围已经亲眼目睹了(witnessed)作者和老人交换位置的人都在赞扬作者。
39 C. 由下文 It's normal for us to help other people 可知，作者觉得帮助别人没有什么特别(special)
40 C. 几分钟后，老人旁边的一个男士选择(chose)离开座位去听另一个报告。
41 B. 那位老人示意(signaled)作者坐在他旁边。
42 D. 由thinking someone else might need it more 可知，最初(at first)作者拒绝回去坐。
43 B. 但周围的人都在喊作者的名字(name)，让他坐回去。
44 D. 第一锻中的a very crowded talk 和下文中的when the talk was over 对些空有提示。
45 A. 那位老人悄悄(quietly)问作者是否知道他是谁。
46 B. 那位老人告诉了(told)作者一个家喻户晓的名字。
47 D.48 B. 作者惊讶于自己能够和这样一位名人同坐；而(but)令那位老人高兴的是，作者是在不(without)知道他是谁的情况下让座的。
49 C. 第二段最后两句I'm from Canada. It's normal for us to help other people 对此空有提示。
50 A. 帮助(help)别人非常容易做到。
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