题目内容
2.On Christmas Day in 2003,Nancy Brown went to see the film Cheaper by the Dozen at an AMC movie theater.The theater was (21)C.When the film was over,Brown,then 63,followed the large audience through the hall toward the (22)A.As she passed the Concession Stand(小卖部),she (23)D tripped and fell to the ground.About ten minutes (24)A,an AMC employee had mopped up a spilled drink in the area and (25)B a sign saying Wet Floor over the spot.It was an A-frame sign-the kind used by (26)C everywhere-made of bright yellow plastic,with CAUTION (27)D red capital letters across the top.The sign had (28)B-probably heavily stepped by the crowd-and Brown hadn't seen it lying (29)A on the floor."There were people all around me,"she explained."(30)C I had been looking down,I probably (31)D have run into them."Her left foot (32)B in the handle of the sign,and she fell forward,hit her forehead on the floor.An ambulance(33)C her to the hospital.She had broken several bones in her left foot,so she had to(34)A a cast(石膏)for four months.
Two years later,Brown had back surgery to rid (35)B of injuries she believed she'd suffered in the fall.A month after the (36)A,in December 2005,Brown and her husband (37)B AMC,claiming the movie-theater chain should (38)D for her injury caused by a"tripping risk"in an area that they knew would be"trafficked by customers."The Browns (39)D $383,000to cover pain and suffering and medical (40)C.AMC's lawyer,Christopher Ziegler,wondered,"Where else would you put a Wet Floor sign than where people are walking?"
| 21.A.organized | B.deserted | C.crowded | D.furnished |
| 22.A.exit | B.entrance | C.stage | D.window |
| 23.A.simply | B.particularly | C.gradually | D.suddenly |
| 24.A.earlier | B.later | C.sooner | D.longer |
| 25.A.removed | B.placed | C.collected | D.hid |
| 26.A.hotels | B.restaurants | C.businesses | D.offices |
| 27.A.on | B.by | C.through | D.in |
| 28.A.got over | B.fallen ove | rC.run over | D.taken over |
| 29.A.flat | B.open | C.close | D.quiet |
| 30.A.When | B.After | C.If | D.Unless |
| 31.A.should | B.must | C.may | D.would |
| 32.A.burst | B.caught | C.lost | D.pulled |
| 33.A.ran | B.picked | C.rushed | D.dropped |
| 34.A.wear | B.dress | C.hold | D.hang |
| 35.A.themselves | B.herself | C.oneself | D.itself |
| 36.A.operation | B.accident | C.fall | D.injury |
| 37.A.challenged | B.accused | C.criticized | D.mentioned |
| 38.A.stand | B.change | C.long | D.account |
| 39.A.offered | B.refused | C.paid | D.demanded |
| 40.A.profits | B.funds | C.expenses | D.fares |
分析 本文讲述了布朗在电影院摔倒的经历,提醒大家湿地板要放标识牌.
解答 21-25 CADAB 26-30 CDBAC 31-35 DBCAB 36-40 ABDDC
21.C.形容词词义辨析.organized有组织的;deserted被抛弃的;crowded拥挤的;furnished带家具的.由第二段中的"heavily stepped by the crowd"和"There were people all around me"可知,看电影的人很多,电影院里很拥挤.故选C
22.A 名词词义辨析.exit出口;entrance入口;stage阶段,舞台;window窗户.由语境可知,电影结束的时候,人们肯定要离开电影院,所以朝着出口走去.故选A.
23.D.副词词义辨析.simply仅仅;particularly尤其,特别;gradually逐渐地;suddenly突然地.由语境可知,当Brown经过小卖部的时候,她突然绊倒了,摔倒在地上.故选D.
24.A.副词词义辨析.earlier早点;later后来;sooner早点;longer长点.ten minutes earlier意为"10分钟之前".该句话解释了Brown被绊倒的缘由.故选A.
25.B.动词词义辨析.remove移走,去除;place放置;collect收集,搜集;hide藏,隐藏.由语境可知,一位AMC的职员把溅在地上的饮料用墩布清理干净后,然后在这个地方放置了一个牌子,上面写着"小心地滑".故选B.
26.C.名词词义辨析.hotel旅馆;restaurant餐馆;business商业,公司;office办公室.由语境可知,这是一个A字形的标志牌-很多公司都使用的一种标志牌.故选C.
27.D.介词词义辨析.in red letters意为"用红色字母(书写)".in 意为"用…字母".故选D
28.B.动词词义辨析.get over从…恢复过来,克服;fall over倒下,摔倒;run over撞倒并碾过某人;take over接管,接任.由下文"stepped by the crowd"可知,这个标志牌被人群踩到,倒在了地上.故选B.
29.A.形容词词义辨析.flat扁平的;open开着的;close近的;quiet安静的.由上文知道,这个标志牌倒在地上,当然是平躺在地板上.故A选项正确.故选A.
30.C.连词词义辨析.句意:如果我一直往下看的话,那么我可能就会撞到他们(周围的人)了.故选C.
31.D.情态动词辨析.该句表示对过去的虚拟,从句用过去完成时态,主句用would/might/could+have done sth..由句意可知,would 切合句意.故选D.
32.B.动词词义辨析.burst(使)爆裂,爆炸;catch抓住,被勾住,被卡住;lose失去;pull拽,拉,扯.由语境可知,她的左脚被卡在标志牌的把手处,所以她摔倒了.故选B.
33.C.动词词义辨析.run跑;pick挑选,采,摘;rush冲,急忙送…;drop(使)落下.由语境可知,一辆救护车急忙将她送到了医院.故选C.
34.A.动词词义辨析.wear穿,戴;dress(给…)穿衣服;hold握,抓;hang悬挂.由语境可知,她的脚上不得不打着石膏,故A选项正确.故选A.
35.B.反身代词.句意:两年之后,Brown重新进行手术,目的是使她自己消除她两年前受的伤.故B选项切题.故选B.
36.A.名词词义辨析.operation手术;accident意外事故;fall下落,下跌,下降;injury(身体上的)伤,损害.由上一句中的"Brown had back surgery"可知,Brown进行了手术.故A选项切题.故选A.
37.B.动词词义辨析.challenge挑战;accuse控告,指控;criticize批评;mention提及.由最后一个空后面的lawyer可知,Brown和她的丈夫控告了AMC,故选B.
38.D.动词词义辨析.stand站;change改变;long渴望;account解释.由语境可知,Brown要求电影院对她受伤一事作出解释.故选D.
39.D.动词词义辨析.offer(主动)提供;refuse拒绝;pay付(钱);demand要求.由语境可知,布朗夫妇要就AMC支付他们$383,000.故选D.
40.C.名词词义辨析.profit利润;fund资金,基金;expense费用,所花的钱;fare旅费,车费,路费.由语境可知,$383,000包括医疗费用.故选C.
点评 本篇完型考查考生扎实的语法基础,足够的词汇量和对于文章逻辑关系的把握.近年来,完型的侧重点,从考察语法和逻辑关系,逐步转移到了词义辨析和逻辑关系上来.因此考生应注意大量的阅读和长期的阅读训练.
| Code: | M5(English)/M5L(German,Italian,Spanish) | |
| Start: | 1400hrs Mercure Melbourne Hotel(Spring Street)guide will hold sign with our logo. | |
| End: | 1700hres Hotel Windsor | |
| Duration: | 3hours(2.5km) | |
| Min: | 2adults | |
| Max: | 12people | |
| Departs: | Monday,Wednesday,Friday (does not run on 25th Dec,1st Jan) | |
| Languages: | English/Deutsch/Ialiano~Espa?oI |
Small group(2-12)
Expert guide with extensive local knowledge
Foreign Language Tours:no headphones or iPods
With your small group(no more than 12 guests),you will be able to wander through the tiny laneways and historic arcades,learn about Melbourne's history with your expert guide and uncover the stories that have shaped the city's identity.Our Melbourne Walking Tours will contrast the busyness of the city center,with the quietness of the Carlton Gardens and the fashionable districts of Fitzroy and St Kilda.
You will learn about the Gold Rush of the 1850s that led to Melbourne prospering as the world's richest city,admiring the wealth that is evident today in the‘Paris end'of Collins Street.The history of our violent colonization and waves of immigration will come to life across the many districts that make up the city center.In Chinatown,you will experience a feast for the senses while Flinders Lane will prove Melbourne's claim as the fashion capital.
36.You can take part in the tourA.
A.with two adults
B.on New Year's Day
C.on Tuesday and Thursday
D.only with your six-year-old son
37.If a family of four with two children want to travel,they should payB.
A.AUD 180
B.AUD 240
C.AUD 270
D.AUD 300
38.What can we learn about the Gold Rush?C
A.It happened in the Collins Street.
B.It tells us the history of Australia.
C.It helped Melbourne become rich.
D.it is one of the tourist attractions in Chinatown.
39.Where can travelers buy some fashionable dresses?D
A.In Collins Street.
B.In Chinatown.
C.In the Carlton Gardens.
D.In Flinders Lane.
40.By joining Melbourne Walking Tours,you will find thatB.
A.the Carlton Gardens is the city center
B.Melbourne's history impresses us deeply
C.Melbourne was never invaded by other countries
D.the guide introduces Melbourne in four languages.
And with water present the(23)Aof finding some sort of life on Mars are (24)Cbrighter.
This is the view of 40(25)B all over the world who have been analyzing (26)Dof pictures and other scientific (27)Dobtained by robot explorers in the sixties and seventies.
To begin with,scientists thought the Red Planet was as(28)Cas the Moon with dust storms swirling over vast sandy(29)A.But now the picture is very different with mountains and valleys carved by(30)C glaciers and torrential rivers rushing and rumbling deep underground.
In a report on the(31)D of the Martian pictures Dr.Michael Car of the US Geological Survey comments:"I am convinced(32)B lots of water on Mars."Any surface water will be in the(33)Bof ice.But it could save explorers(34)A to take so much fresh(35)Dwith them.
The report says (36)D__36__ Mars probably had a warmer climate in ages (37)Bdue to its axis having been more steeply tilted towards the Sun.(38)B
convincing signs of plant or animal life have been(39)Aby instruments soft landed on Mars,(40)Donly the immediate vicinity (靠近) of landing vehicles could be examined.
| 21A.expected | B.hoped | C.required | D.eager |
| 22.A.to | B.of | C.more | D.in |
| 23.A chances | B.openings | C.occasions | D opportunities |
| 24.A quite | B.very | C.much | D.more |
| 25 A.biologists | B.geologists | C.sociologists | D.psychologists |
| 26 A.a few | B many | C.thousand | D.thousands |
| 27 A.skills | B.news | C.intelligence | D.information |
| 28 A.peaceful | B quiet | C.lifeless | D.dead |
| 29.A.deserts | B.mountains | C.seas | D.rivers |
| 30 A.energetic | B.great | C.powerful | D.heavy |
| 31.A.diagnosis | B.syntheses | C.analysis | D.analyses |
| 32 A.there's | B.there're | C.here's | D.here're |
| 33.A.appearance | B.way | C.form | D shape |
| 34.A.have | B.having | C.carry | D.carrying |
| 35.A.water | B.ice | C.food | D.vegetable |
| 36.A.what | B.if | C.how | D.that |
| 37.A.pass | B.past | C.ago | D.before |
| 38 A.Not | B.No | C.Nor | D.Never |
| 39.A.detected | B.touched | C.seen | D.felt |
| 40.A.probably | B.perhaps | C.supposed | D.although |