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19．第一节完形填空A famous writer was in his study room．He picked up his pen and started writing：
Last year，I had a surgery and my gall bladder （胆囊） was （41）B．I had to stay in bed for a long time．At the same time，I was 60and had to （42）Amy favorite job．The same year I （43）B the sorrow of the death of my father．And my son failed in his medical exam （44）D he had a car accident．
In the end he wrote：Alas!It was so （45）C a year!
When the writer's wife entered the room，she found her husband looking sad，（46）A．Behind his back，she read （47）B was written on the paper．She left the room （48）C and came back with another paper and （49）B it on the side of her husband's writing．
When the writer saw the paper，he found this （50）A on it：
Last year I finally （51）C my gall bladder because of pain．I （52）A 60 with health and got retired from my job．Now I can （53）D my time to write something better with more focus and peace．The same year my father，at the age of 95，passed （54）D in peace．Meanwhile，my son gained （55）B with a new life．My car was destroyed but my son stayed alive without getting any （56）A．In the end she wrote：This year was a huge year and it passed（57）A!
You see，the same incident has different viewpoints．In our daily lives we must （58）D that it's not happiness that makes us （59）C but gratefulness that makes us happy．There is always，always，always（60）B to be thankful for!
| 41．A．cured | B．removed | C．deleted | D．broken |
| 42．A．give up | B．give away | C．give out | D．give in |
| 43．A．witnessed | B．experienced | C．realized | D．undertook |
| 44．A．when | B．before | C．although | D．because |
| 45．A．good | B．beautiful | C．bad | D．smooth |
| 46．A．lost in thought | B．frightened to death | C．deep in conversation | D．burst into tears |
| 47．A．which | B．what | C．that | D．who |
| 48．A．happily | B．sadly | C．silently | D．anxiously |
| 49．A．dropped | B．placed | C．stuck | D．fixed |
| 50．A．written | B．printed | C．expressed | D．read |
| 51．A．got away with | B．broke away from | C．got rid of | D．put up with |
| 52．A．turned | B．became | C．grew | D．stayed |
| 53．A．make up for | B．make way for | C．make the worst of | D．make the most of |
| 54．A．down | B．off | C．by | D．away |
| 55．A．reunion | B．rebirth | C．relief | D．recovery |
| 56．A．disability | B．pain | C．loss | D．risk |
| 57．A．finally | B．badly | C．well | D．happily |
| 58．A．guarantee | B．confirm | C．find | D．see |
| 59．A．hopeful | B．wonderful | C．grateful | D．merciful |
| 60．A．everything | B．something | C．nothing | D．anything |
分析 文章讲述了一对夫妇对于同样的事情有着截然不同的看法．在日常生活中，我们应该明白，不是幸福让我们感恩，而是感恩让我们幸福．总有让我们感恩的事．
解答 41-45 BABDC 46-50 ABCBA 51-55 CADDB 56-60 AADCB
41 B．考查动词．"我的胆囊被移除"，故选B．
42 A．考查动词词组．"我"60岁了，应该是"放弃"最喜爱的工作．故选A．
43 B．考查动词．我经历了父亲去世的悲痛．故选B．
44 D．考查连词．由于车祸，我儿子医学考试失败．故选D．
45 C．考查形容词．根据前文提到的种种不幸，可知这一年是如此的糟糕．故选C．
46 A．考查词组．她发现她丈夫看起来很悲伤，陷入沉思．故选A．
47 B．考查疑问词．她阅读了纸上写的东西．故选B．
48 C．考查副词．她静静地离开了房间．故选C．
49 B．考查动词．带着另一张纸回来，并把它放在丈夫的手稿旁边．故选B．
50 A．考查动词．他发现纸上写着这些．故选A．
51 C．考查动词．去年由于疼痛，我摘除了我的胆囊．故选C．
52 A．考查动词．我变成60岁了，依然健康．故选A．
53 D．考查动词词组．现在我可以充分利用我的时间来写东西．故选D．
54 D．考查固定搭配pass away 去世．同一年，我的父亲在95岁高龄安静地去世了．故选D．
55 B．考查名词．我的儿子获得了重生，开始了新的生活．故选B．
56 A．考查名词．但是我儿子活了下来，没有任何伤残．故选A．
57 A．考查副词．这一年是庞大的一年，它最终成为了过去．故选A．
58 D．考查动词．在日常生活中，我们应该明白，不是幸福让我们感恩，而是感恩让我们幸福．故选D．
59 C．考查形容词．在日常生活中，我们应该明白，不是幸福让我们感恩，而是感恩让我们幸福．故选C．
60 B．考查代词．总有让我们感恩的事．故选B．
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| 47．A．attend to | B．research into | C．hunt for | D．communicate with |
| 48．A．skillful | B．suitable | C．hard-working | D．awful |
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