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1．---Why are the Woods selling their belongings？
---They        to another city．（　　）
A．had movedB．have movedC．movedD．are moving

分析 ---为何伍兹一家人要卖东西？
---他们要搬到另外一座城市了．

解答 答案：D
有前句可知，"伍兹一家人正在卖他们的一些东西，还没走"．所以回答句表示将来的动作，be+doing 可以表示计划、打算好的事情，即现在进行时可以表示将来，主语为"they"故选D．

点评 本题考查现在进行时．学生除掌握这一时态基本用法还需了解特殊之处，如：be+doing 可以表示计划、打算好的事情．

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It was（45）Bto hear that，so I enjoyed listening and learning．Here is her memory（46）A．I found so beautiful．
When she was growing up，her father had three jobs to（47）Dhis family．She said her dad never（48）C，and though he worked very hard，he always had（49）Dfor them．One day，her father was（50）Bat his full-time job．For several months，he was mailed temporary disability checks（51）Ahe was recovering．
When her father was able to return to his full-time joh，he took all those disability（52）Cthat were sent to him while he was recovering and handed them back to the （53）AHe told them that he had two good legs and arms，and did not need this money．He told them to give the money to people who could not work，to people who（54）Cneeded it．
The woman telling the story was a little girl at that time．She had （55）Bher father that very day when he went back to his company（56）Dall those unopened checks．"My father is my hero，"she（57）A．Lowering her voice，she said she would never forget what he did，and what an（58）Cand influential mentor（导师）he was on how to live a life．
    From my communication with her，it was（59）Dthat her father's same sweet spirit had been（60）Bto this woman，and to her family，Hearing this story was so refreshing to my soul，1 hope it is for you too．
41．A．studyB．childhoodC．friendshipD．hobby
42．A．wayB．pattern．C．memoryD．skill
43．A．adoptedB．broughtC．attendedD．educated
44．A．greetB．admireC．honorD．welcome
45．A．surprisingB．refreshingC．convincingD．puzzling
46．A．thatB．whatC．itD．this
47．A．depend onB．watch overC．take inD．care for
48．A．explainedB．apologizedC．complainedD．regretted
49．A．foodB．clothingC．spaceD．time
50．A．defeatedB．injuredC．firedD．punished
51．A．whileB．thoughC．becauseD．since
52．A．presentsB．goodsC．checksD．awards
53．A．companyB．committeeC．comrnunityD．charity
54．A．frequentlyB．regularlyC．actuallyD．normally
55．A．observedB．accompaniedC．supportedD．reminded
56．A．onB．aboutC．forD．with
57．A．remarkedB．reportedC．sighedD．announced
58．A．advancedB．effectiveC．inspiringD．honest
59．A．possibleB．necessaryC．strangeD．obvious
60．A．given inB．passed downC．held onD．handed out
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