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“So, how's your brother doing?” Such a common question nowadays. I 1 give long answers on what he was doing each day of the week, but now I just respond, “He's fine.” I've gotten 2of the question. While everyone wants to know how my brother is doing, no one 3 asks me how I'm doing.
I lived with him for over seventeen years of my life, and for some reason, no one thinks it would be4 for me to let him go. But it is. He was the 5of my world. My entire life went around him. I wore what he wore. If it was fifty degree outside, and he wore shorts, I6wear shorts, too.
I lived in my brother's 7_for over seventeen years. He was popular with everyone. Before, I thought that people liked me. But no. People liked my brother. They were8_to him, and I just happened to be there.9 now, away from him, I'm facing a world so much bigger than before. He used to 10_me from the brunt(冲击) of the adult stuff, and I walked11_him, only seeing the nice stuff.
But now I can see 12_the world is really like. And I'm ready to13 it on my own. I may never be popular, but I can be friendly and make new friends. I'm ready to step out from his shadow and let my own shadow fall on the ground. Maybe they won't like me.14_, it's better than just being a copy of him. It's time to 15_ from behind his shadow. It's time to let the sun warm me up, instead of standing in my brother's cold shadow.
（1）A.used to B.planned to C.decided to D.failed to
（2）A.disturbed B.frightened C.tired D.exhausted
（3）A.also B.just C.ever D.often
（4）A.easy B.hard C.happy D.sad
（5）A.sun B.teacher C.power D.center
（6）A.must B.should C.would D.might
（7）A.world B.reality C.protection D.shadow
（8）A.attached B.admitted C.sensitive D.attractive
（9）A.So B.And C.But D.Or
（10）A.protect B.prevent C.keep D.escape
（11）A.along B.behind C.around D.with
（12）A.which B.that C.how D.what
（13）A.explore B.live C.accept D.fight
（14）A.Instead B.Otherwise C.Besides D.Anyhow
（15）A.step out B.pull out C.call out D.break out

【答案】（1）、A
（2）、C
（3）、C
（4）、B
（5）、D
（6）、C
（7）、D
（8）、A
（9）、C
（10）、A
（11）、B
（12）、D
（13）、A
（14）、D
（15）、A

【解析】本文是一篇记叙文，讲述了作者一直生活在哥哥的影子下，最后决定走出哥哥的影子，活出自我的过程。
(1) 考查动词。 used to“过去常常”。句意：我过去会给出很长的回答…。和下句(现在我只是说“他很好”)做对比，所以选A。
(2)考查形容词。句意：我已经厌倦了这些问题。A. disturbed“受打扰的”；B. frightened“害怕的”；C. tired “厌倦的”；D. exhausted“疲惫的”。故选C.。
(3)考查副词。 A. also“也”；B. just“仅仅”；C. ever“曾经”；D. often“经常”。句意：每个人都想知道我哥哥怎么样，而没有人曾问过我怎么样。选选C项。
(4)考查形容词。 A. easy“容易的”；B. hard“困难的”；C. happy“快乐的”；D. sad “伤心的”。句意：我和他在一起生活了超过17年，出于某些原因，没有人认为让他走出我的世界很难。故选B。
(5) 考查名词。A. sun“太阳”；B. teacher“老师”；C. power“能量”；D. center“中心”。句意：但是真的很难，他是我世界的中心。可知正确答案为D项。
(6) 考查情态动词。would表示过去的习惯。句意：如果气温是50度的话，他穿着短裤，我也会穿着短裤。故选C项。
(7) 考查名词。A. world“世界”；B. reality“现实”；C. protection“保护”；D. shadow“影子”。句意：我生活在哥哥的影子下超过17年。故选D项。
(8) 考查形容词。 attached“依恋的，附属的”。句意：他们非常喜欢哥哥，我只是恰好在那。故选A项。
(9)考查动词。句意：但是现在，和他不再一起，我要面对一个比现在更大的世界。根据语境选C项。
(10)考查动词。A. protect“保护”；B. prevent“阻止”；C. keep“保持”；D. escape“逃脱”。 protect sb from 固定短语“保护某人免受（伤害）”。句意：他过去常常保护我免受成人东西的冲击。故选A项。
(11)考查介词。句意：我跟在他后面，只看到了好的东西。,故选B项。
(12) 考查宾语从句引导词。句意：现在我能看到这个世界真正的样子。宾语从句选择用what担当宾语，故答案选D项。
(13) 考查动词。A. explore“探索”；B. live“生活”；C. accept “接受”D. fight“斗争，打架”。句意：我准备独立探索。根据语境选A项。
(14)考查副词。根据上句可能他们不会喜欢我，可知这里不管怎样，那也强于作为哥哥的替代品。故选D。
(15)考查动词短语。A. step out“走出”；B. pull out“拨出，退出，驶出”；C. call out“召集，唤起”；D. break out“爆发”。句意：我应该从他后面的影子里走出来了。可知选A项。

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