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【题目】“What would you do if you【1】(know) this was the last night of the world?” The two small girls【2】(play) blocks on the rug when Mr. Johnson asked【3】wife the question. There was【4】easy, clean smell of fresh coffee in the evening air.

He put forward that question, stirring his coffee slowly and【5】(stare) into its【6】(deep). “It’s just a feeling; sometimes it【7】(fright) me; sometimes I’m not【8】(scare) 【9】 you. It first happened about four【10】(night) ago.”

【答案】

【1】knew

【2】were playing

【3】his

【4】an

【5】staring

【6】depth

【7】frightens

【8】scared

【9】at

【10】nights

【解析】本文是Johnson和自己的妻子在聊天。

【1】考查虚拟语气在条件状语从句中的用法。表示与现在事实相反的情况，其句型为“ if+ 主语 + 动词的过去式（ be 动词用 were ），主语 +would / could / might / should + 动词原形”。所以填knew。

【2】考查时态。表示过去在某一时间段或某一段时间内正在发生或进行的动作或状态。用过去进行时，所以填were playing。

【3】考查代词。Johnson先生问他的妻子这个问题。表示“他的……”，所以填his。

【4】考查冠词。空气中有一种舒适的、清新的新鲜咖啡的味道。泛指“一种舒适的、清新的新鲜咖啡的味道”，且easy的首字母发音是元音，所以填不定冠词an。

【5】考查非谓语动词。stare与其逻辑主语He之间是主动关系，所以用现在分词，填staring。

【6】考查名词。作stare into的宾语，用名词，所以填depth。

【7】作句子谓语，所以用动词，并且表示经常反复发生的动作，用一般现在时，主语it是第三人称单数，所以填frightens。

【8】考查形容词。作be动词后的表语，用形容词，所以填scared。

【9】考查语义理解。我不是让你害怕。所以填at。

【10】考查名词单复数。被four修饰，所以用名词复数，填nights。

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