My son the examination, but he wasn't careful enough． [ ] A． might be able to pass B． must have passed C． could have passed D． were able to pass 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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My son ________ the examination, but he wasn't careful enough．

[　　]

A．

might be able to pass

B．

must have passed

C．

could have passed

D．

were able to pass

答案：C

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My wife gave me a great gift: _43__ alone with my boy. John was tired and lay _44__ on his bed. I lay down next to him and was grasping his hand the whole time. I just wanted to be certain that the nightmares I’d had about John being killed were _45__ .
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【小题1】

The day was warm and the sun shone down like a new beginning on my life. I was waving goodbye to my son, the last one of my fledglings （刚会飞的鸟）to leave home and go to new woods, "University actually" . I felt so lighthearted after spending many years looking after my four children—cooking, washing, ironing, teaching them how to look after themselves and manage their finances—that I actually thought “At long last, freedom".
But, as I watched my last one leave, although it was a joyous occasion, I realized I had not really prepared for this day, I was too tied up with bringing up these adults of the future to realize that they would all leave the nest and lives independently.
At first I didn't know what "I" wanted to do. I tried a part time job, which ended in me running out in tears. I started a business making soft furnishings, but that didn't work either. I grew my own veggies and fruit, which lasted 3 years, until I was advised by my doctor that my feet couldn't take any more "tools” driven through them.
I began wondering if I had a future of my own. I cried for the life I was used to, and hadn't known or wanted anything different.
Then one day I saw an ad. for foster parents, I discussed it with my husband who was always behind everything I tried and with great disturbance , I rang up the number.
I now laugh and sing with my 14-year-old foster daughter, even when my cooker is a mess and my bathroom is a disaster area. I now know, 8 years later, what “I” was meant to be doing with all the spare hours, days, and weeks I had on my hands when my last fledgling flew the nest. The sun shines once again in my home.
【小题1】How did the mother first feel when her last child went off to university?

【小题2】The underlined phrase “was tied up with” in the second paragraph means “ ”.

A．was occupied in	B．was associated with
C．was tired of	D．was addicted to

【小题3】In the third paragraph, the poor mother did all the things just to .

A．live a greener and healthier life

B．earn more money for her kids’ education

C．shift her attention and ease her anxiety

D．start her own decorating business

【小题4】What did the empty-nested mother think of her husband?

【小题5】Thanks to the foster daughter, the author .

A．got rid of her busy work

B．forgot her other children

C．found a suitable job

D．knew what she really wanted

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But, as I watched my last one leave, although it was a joyous occasion, I realized I had not really prepared for this day, I was too tied up with bringing up these adults of the future to realize that they would all leave the nest and lives independently.
At first I didn't know what "I" wanted to do. I tried a part time job, which ended in me running out in tears. I started a business making soft furnishings, but that didn't work either. I grew my own veggies and fruit, which lasted 3 years, until I was advised by my doctor that my feet couldn't take any more "tools” driven through them.
I began wondering if I had a future of my own. I cried for the life I was used to, and hadn't known or wanted anything different.
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【小题2】The underlined phrase “was tied up with” in the second paragraph means “ ”.

A．was occupied in	B．was associated with
C．was tired of	D．was addicted to

【小题3】In the third paragraph, the poor mother did all the things just to .

A．live a greener and healthier life

B．earn more money for her kids’ education

C．shift her attention and ease her anxiety

D．start her own decorating business

【小题4】What did the empty-nested mother think of her husband?

【小题5】Thanks to the foster daughter, the author .

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C．found a suitable job	D．knew what she really wanted

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9.A. explore????????????? ????????????? B. pour????????????? ???????????? C. fill????????????? ??????????????? D. explode

10.A. sitting????????????? ????????????? B. looking????????????? ?????????? C. taking????????????? ???????????? D. lying

11.A. hand????????????? ?????????????? B. shoulder????????????? ????????? C. eye????????????? ?????????????? D. head

12.A. team????????????? ?????????????? B. crowd????????????? ??????????? C. coach????????????? ???????????? D. family

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14.A. picked????????????? B. chose????????????? C. got????????????? D. kept

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16.A. even if????????????? ????????????? B. as if????????????? ???????????? C. until????????????? ?????????????? D. unless

17.A. goal????????????? ?????? ???????? B. medal ????????????? ???????? C. treasure????????????? ??????????? D. target

18.A. happy????????????? ????????????? B. curious????????????? ?????????? C. sorrowful????????????? ????????? D. horrible

19.A. losing????????????? ????????????? B. winning????????????? ????????? C. catching????????????? ??????????? D. remembering

20.A. strike????????????? ????????????? B. touch????????????? ??????????? C. direct????????????? ????????????? D. mean

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I began wondering if I had a future of my own. I cried for the life I was used to, and hadn't known or wanted anything different.

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1.How did the mother first feel when her last child went off to university?

A．Lonely.

B．Anxious.

C．Relieved.

D．Annoyed.

2.The underlined phrase “was tied up with” in the second paragraph means “ ”.

A．was occupied in	B．was associated with
C．was tired of	D．was addicted to

3.In the third paragraph, the poor mother did all the things just to .

A．live a greener and healthier life

B．earn more money for her kids’ education

C．shift her attention and ease her anxiety

D．start her own decorating business

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A．Skilled

B．Supportive

C．Stubborn

D．Open-minded

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A．got rid of her busy work	B．forgot her other children
C．found a suitable job	D．knew what she really wanted

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