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1．Reg Foggerdy，62，who was on a hunting trip in the Great Victoria Desert in Western Australia when he hunted for a camel he'd shot，had to eat ants to survive while lost for six days without water in wildness．
"I followed this camel into the （41）B．I'd gone at least 30km．I didn't know where I was，"he said，narrating his wrong 19 mile（42）Dand extraordinary tale of survival that followed．
Foggerdy found himself alone with only clothing he was wearing．He had a valuable source of food（43）Ain front of him---the dead camel he'd（44）Bdown  but no means with （45）Cto eat it．
"I didn't have a knife，and I didn't have matches for a（46）A，"he said．"So I couldn't go and（47）Da steak off the animal．"
In his（48）D，he turned to ants for（49）D，an idea he remembered from watching TV shows of British survival expert Bear Grylls．"They tasted quite good．The first day，I ate probable 12 ants---and the following day，I had 18，"Foggerdy said．
（50）C，as time passed，his hopes of （51）Cit out of the desert alive began to （52）B．He saw search helicopters passing overhead，but they didn't notice him because the bush is so （53）A
By the sixth day，his（54）Dhad started to shut down．He had said his last goodbyes in his head and （55）Bdeath to come soon  
"I was（56）Awith myself，"he said，（57）Ctears as he remembered the thought of his family seeing his body lying on the dirt in the bush．
But as Goggerdy（58）Dfor the end，searchers were hot on his trail after a tracker（59）Cone of his footprints in the dirt．
The grandfather says he thinks he was not （60）C---just lucky．
41．A．dirtB．bushC．desertD．wildness
42．A．tripB．walkC．journeyD．wander
43．A．rightB．straightC．slowlyD．instantly
44．A．shotB．chasedC．killedD．knocked
45．A．wh atB．thatC．whichD．whom
46．A．fireB．mealC．cookD．water
47．A．putB．breakC．turnD．cut
48．A．memoryB．experienceC．impressionD．dilemma
49．A．helpB．powerC．strengthD．nutrients
50．A．AnyhowB．FinallyC．HoweverD．Therefore
51．A．gettingB．escapingC．makingD．managing
52．A．dieB．fadeC．decreaseD．weaken
53．A．thickB．bigC．thinD．tall
54．A．heartB．eyesC．pulseD．organs
55．A．exploredB．expectedC．declaredD．ignored
56．A．peacefulB．hopefulC．concernedD．desperate
57．A．taking backB．bursting intoC．wiping awayD．hiding away
58．A．reachedB．madeC．soughtD．prepared
59．A，foundB．sawC．spottedD．searched
60．A．braveB．patientC．toughD．confident

分析 文章大意：本文是一篇记叙文，讲述的是一位澳大利亚老人被困沙漠六天，以吃蚂蚁为生，最后被解救的故事．

解答 41．B．考查名词． 后文有出现．他本身就在沙漠里．
42．D．考查名词．根据 I didn't know where I was和前面的修饰词wrong可知，他在沙漠"迷路了，到处游荡"，所以wander最佳．
43．A．考查副词．句意为："正好在他面前"
44．B．考查动词． 他一路追赶．第一段的hunt for可知．
45．C．考查名词关系代词．which指前面的means．作定语．
46．A．考查名词．match是火柴的意思，所以选择A．
47．D．考查动词． 前文说没有刀，这里应该是指用刀从动物身上割下的意思．
48．D．考查名词．dilemma means a situation in which you have to make a difficult choice between…（进退两难）．他要么饿死，要么吃以前不敢吃的东西．
49．D．考查名词．吃蚂蚁补充营养，否则饿死．
50．C．考查副词．上下文表示转折关系．所以选择however．
51．C．考查动词． make it设法活下来，挺过来．主要是后面的it决定的．
52．B．考查动词． 生存的希望开始"消失"，由于前面有个began，所以有个过程的．
53．A．考查形容词． 骆驼和人在里面不好找，当然是因为灌木丛很"密"．
54．D．考查名词．根据后面的started to shut down．并结合语境．A、B、C都是D的一部分．
55．B．考查动词．根据前句的his last goodbyes in his head．此题与58题呼应．
56．A．考查形容词．根据后面的prepared for the end说明他的内心很平静，此题和后面的57题互相呼应．
57．C．考查动词短语． 同56题解释．"拭去泪水"．
58．D．考查动词．reached 到达，made 制作，sought 寻求，prepared准备．句意为"Goggerdy在为结束作准备"．所以选择D．
59．C．考查动词．found发现，saw 看见．spotted 发现，识别出，searched寻找．文中上下文的意思是"一位追踪者"在淤泥中认出了他的脚印．所以选择C．
60．C．考查形容词．brave 勇敢的，patient 有耐心的，tough 困难的，坚强的，confident有自信的．句意为：爷爷认为他没有那么坚强，只是很幸运罢了．所以选择C．

点评 一般情况下完形填空题语篇的第一句话和最后一句话都是完整的．针对这个特点，考生应该重点阅读这一头一尾的两个句子．快速阅读全文，掌握全文的大意和主题．在阅读全文时千万不要急于看文章后每个题目的选项，应该对空格所在的上下文仔细阅读，预测可能出现的答案．对于难以确定答案的题，要根据上下文语境，运用语法和词汇知识，反复推敲以求得解答．对于同义词和近义词的选项，在充分考虑到上下文具体语境下特别注意这些同义词和近义词搭配．完成全部问题后应该将答案带入文章再通读全文，核查答案是否合适、正确、尽量少出错误．

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