It was Mother’s day .A man stopped his car at a flower shop to order some flowers which were supposed to be s 1. by the salesman to his mother, 2.lived two hundred miles away . When he got out 3.his 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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It was Mother’s day .A man stopped his car at a flower shop to order some flowers which were supposed to be s_________1. by the salesman to his mother, ________2.lived two hundred miles away . When he got out ______ 3.his car ,he found a girl sitting on the roadside crying . He ____________(挥手) 4. to her and asked her what was wrong and she said she didn’t have e___________ 5.money to buy her mother a rose . The man decided to help buy the girl a rose .And _________ 6.offered to give the girl a _________(搭车) 7.home .But she asked to take her to her mother’s grave(坟墓). The man was _________ 8.moved that he returned to the shop , picked up the flowers he wanted , a_______9.drove two hundred miles to his mother’s house ,feeling _______（放松）10..

1.sent

2.who

3.of

4.waved

5.enough

6.he

7.ride/lift

8.so

9.and

10.relaxed

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试题分析：本题要求考生有很大的词汇量，要求根据上下文的含义串联选出合适的单词短语，并根据上下文的语义运用适当的形式，既要考虑语法也要考虑词法。

8.200英里送给妈妈，感觉很轻松。

10.

考点：考察短文填词

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