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1．The rays of the sunlight shone on my grandmother's face．For just a moment she closed her eyes  as if  （41）D the sunlight to warm her entire body．When one's （42）_   is approaching its end． I （43）C that all the bitterness and the boring moments will become meaningless．
My grandmother opened her eyes  （44）C，saying，"Don't live your life without living it．I worked too hard.1 （45）B  many things because I was trying to make a （46）A tomorrow for my family．What good is a tomorrow if you  （47）B missing today？"
She closed her eyes once more as if allowing what she said to marinate （浸泡）  within me．I realized that she was  （48）C her life as if she were a bystander．I knew that when my grandmother spoke those words to me，she was feeling （49）D．Though we cannot change the past，we can （50）C the future．
As a college graduate，I knew my grandmother was showing me yet another  （51）D  tool to add to my defense against this sometimes harsh world．
That night，I slept the soundest sleep I ever had．A sense of （52）A fell over me that I hadn't felt in along while． My （53）A，cares and concerns seemed weightless and were （54）B  by the words of my grandmother："Don't live your life without living it．"
I was （55）Dwoken out of a sound sleep by my mother．Before she muttered the words through sobs and  （56）C，I knew why she was  （57）Cme．
Later that morning as I sat at the kitchen table，a single tear ran down my face．Through the window，a ray of sunlight （58）B me inside out．I knew it was a hug from my grandmother．And I knew that for the rest of my life her（59）B would reverberate （回响） in my thoughts．She had given me the best （60）A I had ever had．

41．A．persuadingB．orderingC．encouragingD．allowing
42．A．treatmentB．lifeC．courseD．term
43．A．rememberB．jokeC．imagineD．suggest
44．A．carefullyB．finallyC．slowlyD．instantly
45．A．learnedB．missedC．gainedD．broke
46．A．betterB．clearerC．busierD．longer
47．A．considerB．keepC．mindD．avoid
48．A．endingB．changingC．reviewingD．standing
49．A．happyB．angerC．sympathyD．regret
50．A．faceB．haveC．influenceD．judge
51．A．heavyB．newC．expensiveD．valuable
52．A．peaceB．dutyC．beautyD．right
53．A．worriesB satisfactionsC．dangersD．surprises
54．A．sortedB．replacedC．recordedD．attracted
55．A．quicklyB．luckilyC．regularlyD．suddenly
56．A．astonishmentsB．blamesC．tearsD．complaints
57．A．comfortingB．teachingC．leavingD．saving
58．A．turnedB．warmedC．movedD．dried
59．A．promisesB．wordsC．congratulationsD．descriptions
60．A．adviceB．methodC．lectureD．chance．

分析 作者通过奶奶告诉我们：不要虚度人生．要关注人生中一些微不足道的小事，更不要后悔和遗憾．

解答 41．D   动词辨析．A说服；B命令；C鼓励；D允许；奶奶闭上眼睛一会，似乎让阳光照暖她的整个身体．本句与第三段第一句She closed her eyes once more as if allowing…形成呼应．
42．B 名词辨析．A治理；B生活，生命；C课程；D学期；当一个人的生命要结束的时候，我想象着他生命中的那些苦涩和乏味的时刻都会变得没有意义．
43．C  动词辨析．A记得；B开玩笑；C想象；D建议；当一个人的生命要结束的时候，我想象着他生命中的那些苦涩和乏味的时刻都会变得没有意义．
44．C  副词辨析．A细心地；B最后，终于；C慢慢地；D立刻；奶奶慢慢地睁开眼睛，说：不要虚度光阴．故选C，
45．B  动词辨析．A学会；B错过；，思念；C赢得；D打破；奶奶说：不要虚度光阴．我努力工作，但是也错过了很多事物，因为我要努力给家人带来一个美好的明天．
46．A  形容词辨析．A更好的；B更清楚；C更忙碌；D更长；我们努力工作，但是也错过了很多事物，因为我要努力给家人带来一个更美好的明天．故选A．
47．B  动词辨析．A考虑；B继续；C介意；D避免；如果你总是错过今天，明天又会有什么好处呢？奶奶在最后仍然有点后悔遗憾自己错过了人生中一些美好的东西．
48．C   动词辨析．A结束；B 改变；C回顾；D站立；我意识到奶奶是以一个旁观者的身份在回顾自己的一生．
49．D  词义辨析．A开心的；B生气；C同情；D遗憾；我知道奶奶和我说这些话的时候，她对于自己的人生感觉很遗憾．故选D．
50．C  动词辨析．A面对；B拥有；C影响；D判断；虽然我们不能改变过去，但是我们能够影响未来．
51．D 形容词辨析．A重的；B新的；C昂贵的；D贵重的，重要的；作为一个大学毕业生，我知道奶奶正在告诉我一个人生中非常重要的工具来对付这个有时候很残酷的生活．
52．A  名词辨析．A安宁，宁静；B责任；C美丽；D权利；那天晚上我睡得非常好，一种安宁的感觉传遍我全身，我不再感觉孤单了．
53．A  名词辨析．A担忧；B满意；C危险；D惊讶；我的担忧，关心似乎都没有意义了，都被奶奶的话代替了．故选A．
54．B 动词辨析．A分类；B取代；C记录；D吸引；本句是指我对生活的担忧都被奶奶的话所取代了．也就是说奶奶的话让我没有了担忧，对生活有更好的理解．
55．D 副词辨析．A迅速地；B幸运地；C经常地；D突然地；在半夜里我突然被妈妈唤醒，因为奶奶去世了．
56．C  名词辨析．A惊讶；B责备；C眼泪；D抱怨；奶奶半夜里去世了，妈妈带着眼泪哭泣这告诉我这件事情．
57．C 动词辨析．A安慰；B教育；C离开；D挽救，节省；我知道她离开了我们．故选C．
58．B考查动词，穿过窗户，一束阳光温暖了我全身，我感觉是奶奶拥抱了我．warm 使…温暖，故选B．
59．B 名词辨析．A诺言；B话；C祝贺；D描述；我知道在我的余生里，奶奶的话会一直回想在我的脑海里额，故选B．
60．A 名词辨析．A建议；B方法；C演讲；D机会；奶奶给了人生中最好的建议．故选A．

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