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18．Some people live in the world for body while （61）others for dignity（尊严）．
I once took a walk along the street on a Saturday dusk，with a Pepsi can in my hand．An old woman in ragged clothes，（62）whowas living on collecting （63）used（use） cans，jars and tins，moved slowly towards me，with a bag on the back!（64）Walking （walk） nearer，she looked up at me and then fixed her eyes on my can．At that time，I hadn't finished my cola，so I gave （65）her several coins instead．
She stared at me for a few seconds （66）andhanded back the money．Quite confused，I asked："Why not？Isn't that（67）whatyou want？""I am not a beggar，"she said （68）seriously （serious），word by word．
Instantly，I felt so sorry．I had intended to help her，completely misunderstanding her．Thus I hurt her．What I could do at that moment was only to drink up the cola and handed her （69）the emptied can．This time，she gave me a smile（70）with satisfaction and gratitude in her eyes．The woman is poor in material life but is so respectable as a man．I am not only moved but also have learned a good lesson．

分析此文为记叙文，讲述了作者遇到的一个为尊严而活的拾荒老妇人．

解答 61．others 62．who 63．used 64．Walking 65．her 66．and 67．what 68．seriously 69．an 70．with
61．答案others．考查代词．根据"Some people live in the world for body while （61）____ for dignity（尊严）．"可知，此处考查代词，some…others…一些…另一些…．
62．答案who．考查定语从句的关系代词，非限制性定语从句，先行词为an old woman，指人，用who．
63．答案used．考查过去分词，过去分词作形容词，used二手的．
64．答案Walking．考查非谓语动词，现在分词作状语，与主语she是主谓关系．
65．答案her．考查宾格代词的使用，此处所填之词作动词give的宾语．用her指代the old woman．
66．答案and．考查并列连词，连接两个动词stared和handed．
67．答案what．考查表语从句的连接词，"Isn't that（67）you want"中is为系动词，后面的"（67）you want"为表语从句，表语从句缺少want的宾语，且表示事物，所以用特殊疑问词what．
68．答案seriously．考查形容词转换成副词，修饰said应副词seriously．
69．答案an．考查语境中冠词的使用，特指喝完了的那个易拉罐，所以用the．
70．答案with．考查介词．with表伴随，意为"有…"．

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