-The fog is so thick that the express way have been closed． -You are right．I have thought of that．Now we have to take another road． [ ] A．can; should B．may; can C．should; must D．must; should 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

It’s been quite some time since I was lost in London, but something happened during that 1 that I’ll remember as 2 as I live.

London had one of the thickest fogs in years. You could hardly see your 3 in front of your face. Cars and buses crept along, their lights 4 and their horns blowing madly. When evening fell, the weather got even 5 . The fog was as thick as pea soup. All traffic came to a 6 . I had an important meeting on the other side of the town, but it was 7 to find a taxi. I decided to walk, and started out confidently.

Minutes later I was 8 lost. I couldn’t 9 find a street sign to 10 where I was. Then I heard a voice come out of the fog. “I suppose you are lost. Can I help you?” I could hardly see the young woman who had spoken to me, but was 11 to find another person out in the fog. I explained where I wanted to go, and she said she knew exactly how to get there. I was doubtful, but followed her 12 the dark streets.

The city seemed as quiet as graveyard (墓地), and I remembered thinking my 13 could be leading me to a 14 street where she and some of her friends would 15 me. But my fears were 16 . The woman led me to my destination. I was amazed at 17 well she had found her way through the fog. “I know this part of the town quite well,” she explained．“But the fog—this terrible fog—made 18 impossible to see anything.” I said.

“It makes no 19 to me if it’s foggy or clear. You see, I’m 20 ”

1. A．visit

B．meeting

C．journey

D．voyage

2. A．well

B．clearly

C．long

D．forever

3. A．boot

B．hand

C．way

D．feet

4. A．very red

B．shorn

C．off

D．on

5. A．worse

B．bad

C．foggy

D．colder

6. A．station

B．end

C．standstill

D．garage

7. A．necessary

B．impossible

C．possible

D．invisible

8. A．completely

B．mostly

C．almost

D．indeed

9. A．yet

B．but

C．even

D．again

10. A．lead

B．point

C．show

D．tell

11. A．pleased

B．hopeful

C．thinkful

D．anxious

12. A．through

B．across

C．into

D．towards

13. A．friend

B．roadman

C．guide

D．leader

14. A．bright

B．back

C．broad

D．dark

15. A．rob

B．bent

C．hurt

D．kidnap

16. A．true

B．reasonable

C．proved

D．unfounded

17. A．so

B．how

C．that

D．such

18. A．me

B．it

C．her

D．that

19. A．matter

B．trouble

C．difference

D．efforts

20. A．blind

B．far-sighted

C．near- righted

D．visible

It’s been quite some time since I was lost in London, but something happened during that 1 that I’ll remember as 2 as I live.

London had one of the thickest fogs in years. You could hardly see your 3 in front of your face. Cars and buses crept along, their lights 4 and their horns blowing madly. When evening fell, the weather got even 5 . The fog was as thick as pea soup. All traffic came to a 6 . I had an important meeting on the other side of the town, but it was 7 to find a taxi. I decided to walk, and started out confidently.

Minutes later I was 8 lost. I couldn’t 9 find a street sign to 10 where I was. Then I heard a voice come out of the fog. “I suppose you are lost. Can I help you?” I could hardly see the young woman who had spoken to me, but was 11 to find another person out in the fog. I explained where I wanted to go, and she said she knew exactly how to get there. I was doubtful, but followed her 12 the dark streets.

The city seemed as quiet as graveyard (墓地), and I remembered thinking my 13 could be leading me to a 14 street where she and some of her friends would 15 me. But my fears were 16 . The woman led me to my destination. I was amazed at 17 well she had found her way through the fog. “I know this part of the town quite well,” she explained．“But the fog—this terrible fog—made 18 impossible to see anything.” I said.

“It makes no 19 to me if it’s foggy or clear. You see, I’m 20 ”

1. A．visit

B．meeting

C．journey

D．voyage

2. A．well

B．clearly

C．long

D．forever

3. A．boot

B．hand

C．way

D．feet

4. A．very red

B．shorn

C．off

D．on

5. A．worse

B．bad

C．foggy

D．colder

6. A．station

B．end

C．standstill

D．garage

7. A．necessary

B．impossible

C．possible

D．invisible

8. A．completely

B．mostly

C．almost

D．indeed

9. A．yet

B．but

C．even

D．again

10. A．lead

B．point

C．show

D．tell

11. A．pleased

B．hopeful

C．thinkful

D．anxious

12. A．through

B．across

C．into

D．towards

13. A．friend

B．roadman

C．guide

D．leader

14. A．bright

B．back

C．broad

D．dark

15. A．rob

B．bent

C．hurt

D．kidnap

16. A．true

B．reasonable

C．proved

D．unfounded

17. A．so

B．how

C．that

D．such

18. A．me

B．it

C．her

D．that

19. A．matter

B．trouble

C．difference

D．efforts

20. A．blind

B．far-sighted

C．near- righted

D．visible

SECTION C

Directions: Complete the following passage by using ONE word that best fits the context.

An old blind man helped Polly in a terrible fog, Polly wanted to thank the old man for his help and wrote a letter to the newspaper to thank him for it. Here is her letter to the newspaper.

To the man in the fog,

I’d like to thank you for your kind help in the terrible fog last week. I was so frightened at that time that I could hear my heart 58 very fast, but you made me feel safe with your kindness. I’m very 59 to you for your help.

That day, I tried to take my usual bus home before the fog became too thick, but the bus conductor told me to Green Park by Underground and find a taxi there. I 60 his advice. When I arrived at Green Park and got to the station entrance, it was deserted. The fog lay 61 a thick grey cloud. Weather that bad is really rare these days. It was impossible to find a taxi. I had to 62 in the fog. I became frightened as I could hear the footsteps but couldn’t see anyone. You spoke to me and offered help. I was frozen 63 fear for a moment, but then I decided you had a kind voice, so I answered you.

It was the best decision I ever made. You took my hand and led me confidently through the streets 64 my house. Your hand was rough but strong and warm. Imagine my surprise when you told me you were blind! I wanted to invite you to my home to rest for a while, but you left so quickly to help other people who were lost in the fog. I regret that I didn’t have the chance to 65 my thanks to you. If anyone knows this kind man, please contact me through the newspaper so I can thank him personally.

To the man in the fog,

I’d like to thank you for your kind help in the terrible fog last week. I was so 1 ---I could hear my heart beating very fast, 2 you made me feel safe with your 3 .

That Monday, I tried to take my usual 4 home before the fog got too thick, but the bus conductor told me to go to Green Park by 5 and find a taxi there. I followed his 6 . When I arrived at Green Park and got to the station entrance, it was 7 . The fog lay like a thick grey cloud. Weather that bad is really 8 these days. It was impossible to find a 9 .

I had to walk in the fog. I became frightened as I could hear 10 but couldn’t see anyone. You spoke to me and offered help. I was frozen with 11 for a moment, but then I decided you had a(an) 12 voice, so I answered you.

It was the best decision I ever 13 . You took my hand and led me 14 through the foggy streets to my house. Your hand was 15 but strong and warm. Imagine my surprise when you told me you were 16 ! I wanted to invite you to my home to rest for a while, but you 17 so quickly to help other people who were 18 in the fog. I regret that I didn’t have the chance to express my 19 to you. If anyone knows this kind man, please contact me

20 the newspaper so I can thank him personally.

Polly Townsend

1. A. kind B. frightened C. brave D. rude

2. A. so B. since C. but D. and

3. A. kindness B. smile C. figure D. sadness

4. A. underground B. taxi C. train D. bus

5. A. bus B. plane C. taxi D. underground

6. A. steps B. idea C. advice D. way

7. A. filled B. crowded C. deserted D. occupied

8. A. rare B. common C. usual D. ordinary

9. A. man B. taxi C. woman D. policeman

10. A. music B. footsteps C. wind D. jokes

11. A. cold B. dark C. heat D. fear

12. A. nice B. famous C. kind D. interesting

13. A. made B. had C. met D. saw

14. A. easily B. attentively C. carefully D. confidently

15. A. rough B. cold C. dirty D. big

16. A. tall B. blind C. short D. deaf

17. A. came B. arrived C. left D. returned

18. A. left B. walking C. working D. lost

19. A. sorrow B. thanks C. fortune D. happiness

20. A. through B. by C. in D. on

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从以下各小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

To the man in the fog,

I’d like to thank you for your kind help in the terrible fog last week. I was so frightened --- I could hear my 1beating very fast, but you made me feel safe with your kindness.

That Monday, I tried to take my usual bus home 2the fog got too thick, but the bus conductor told me to go to Green Park 3Underground and find a taxi there. I followed his advice. When I arrived at Green Park and got to the station entrance, it was deserted. The fog lay like a thick grey 4. Weather that bad is really rare（罕见的） these days. It was impossible to 5a taxi.

I had to walk in the fog. I became frightened as I could hear footprints but couldn’t see anyone. You spoke to me and offered 6. You took my hand and 7me confidently through the foggy streets to my house. Your hand was rough but strong and warm. Imagine my surprise when you told me you were 8! I wanted to invite you to my house to rest for a while, but you left 9quickly to help other people who were lost in the fog. I regret that I didn’t have the chance to express my thanks to you. If anyone knows this 10man, please contact me through the newspaper so I can thank him personally.

Polly Townsend

1.A. heart B. mind C. eyes D. hands

2.A. so B. before C. if D. until

3.A. with B. in C. by D. into

4.A. forest B. silk C. snow D. cloud

5.A. find B. carry C. break D. shout

6.A. some money B. a pen C. a taxi D. help

7.A. asked B. led C. told D. called

8.A. tired B. deaf C. blind D. weak

9.A. so B. too C. only D. enough

10.A. poor B. kind C. interesting D. funny

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