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    5．Easter was always my favorite holiday．Three years ago，Easter Sunday，as usual，（41）Bwith giving our seventeen-year-old son his basket in the morning and seeing the （42）Aon his face as he looked through it．We then went to church and had our Easter dinner．
    But that was the last（43）Dmoment in my life．I lost my son to a terrible （44）Con the way home that very day．He was taken to the nearby hospital．（45）Cdid all they could，but my son（46）Ano brain activity and I was told he would not（47）B．They asked if we would （48）Bdonating his organs to Gift of Life．
    I never thought（49）D  about being an organ donor myself．But when asked to donate my seventeen-year-old son's organs，my emotions（情感） went（50）A．Finally，I was able to pull it together and（51）Cto donate his organs．Gift of Life had a lot of work ahead of them in（52）Amatches for my son's organs．But almost immediately they came back with a perfect（53）Afor his heart-a sixteen-year-old girl who lived in another state．
    The following afternoon，a close friend of my family told my sister she believed she knew where my son's heart was going．A phone call to the aunt of this child pretty much （54）Dher niece was the one receiving my son's heart．Now I understood that （55）BI lost my son，he was saving a girl who had been sick since she was eight years old．（56）Cthat，I had no（57）Dthat I had made the right decision to donate my son's organs．
    Gift of Life （58）Bbroke their confidentiality agreement（保密协议） but since we had all figured it out ourselves，I was able to meet this（59）A，along with her family，a year after my son's death．Since then，we have grown（60）D．It is surprising how much our families have in common．Every time I saw the girl's smiling face，it felt as if my son had never left us．
    41．A．passedB．startedC．endedD．satisfied
    42．A．joyB．anxietyC．calmnessD．determination
    43．A．comfortableB．importantC．favoriteD．normal
    44．A．operationB．eventC．accidentD．challenge
    45．A．TeachersB．PolicemenC．DoctorsD．My family
    46．A．showedB．sufferedC．didD．delayed
    47．A．pull backB．pull throughC．pull upD．pull over
    48．A．admitB．considerC．suggestD．forbid
    49．A．againB．hardC．moreD．twice
    50．A．everywhereB．somewhereC．anywhereD．nowhere
    51．A．pretendedB．refusedC．agreedD．afforded
    52．A．findingB．countingC．deliveringD．discussing
    53．A．matchB．designC．planD．idea
    54．A．informedB．decidedC．expectedD．confirmed
    55．A．unlessB．even thoughC．becauseD．since
    56．A．DespiteB．BeforeC．AfterD．Like
    57．A．choiceB．wonderC．ideaD．doubt
    58．A．yetB．neverC．stillD．ever
    59．A．girlB．doctorC．friendD．agreement
    60．A．fastB．upC．oldD．close．

    分析 本文为记叙文．在复活节这一天，"我"带着儿子去教堂参加复活节晚宴．不幸的是，回家的路上儿子遭遇不测．儿子去世后，"我"决定捐赠器官．每当看到因儿子的器官而获新生的孩子，"我"就觉得这是上天的另一种馈赠．

    解答 41----45 BADCC      46---50 ABBDA       51----55 CAADB      56----60 CDBAD
    41．B　根据后两句中的关键词in the morning和then可知，早晨起来首先把篮子递给儿子．A项意为"通过"；B项意为"开始"；C项意为"结束"；D项意为"使满意"．故B项正确．
    42．A　由本段第一句"Easter was always my favorite holiday．"可知，复活节是"我"开心的节日，由此可知，在这一天她看到的是儿子高兴的表情．A项意为"高兴"；B项意为"担忧"；C项意为"冷静"；D项意为"决心"．故A项正确．
    43．D　由后文可知，"我"儿子发生车祸去世了，所以那是在其生命中最后一次拥有和往年复活节一样的正常的美好时光．A项意为"舒适的"；B项意为"重要的"；C项意为"最喜爱的"；D项意为"正常的"．故D项正确．
    44．C　根据此空后的"on the way home that very day"以及下一句"He was taken to the nearby hospital．"可推知，儿子在回家的路上发生了交通事故．A项意为"手术"；B项意为"事件"；C项意为"事故"；D项意为"挑战"．故C项正确．
    54．C　由常理可知，儿子送到医院之后，当然是医生竭尽全力挽救他．故C项正确．
    46．A　由句意可知，虽然医生尽力了，但是他仍然没有显示有任何大脑活动的迹象．故A项正确．
    47．B　由后一句中的"…donating his organs to Gift of Life．"可知，"我"的儿子没有渡过这次难关，最终去世了．A项意为"退出，反悔"；B项意为"渡过难关"；C项意为"停下，责备"；D项意为"靠边停车"．故B项正确．
    48．B　由句意可知，他们问"我"是否考虑把儿子的器官捐给"生命之礼"这个组织．A项意为"承认"；B项意为"考虑"；C项意为"建议"；D项意为"禁止"．故B项正确．
    49．D　think twice about为固定短语，意为"仔细考虑"．故D项正确．
    50．A　根据后一句中"Finally，I was able to pull it together"可知，一开始"我"无法接受这件事情，无法控制自己的情感．故A项正确．
    51．C　由下文可知，"我"最终还是同意将儿子的器官捐赠给这个组织．A项意为"假装"；B项意为"拒绝"；C项意为"同意"；D项意为"买得起"．故C项正确．
    52．A　由常识可知，这个组织首先得找到与她儿子器官相匹配的患者．A项意为"找到"；B项意为"计算"；C项意为"运送"；D项意为"讨论"．故A项正确．
    53．A　根据前一句中的"…matches for my son's organs"可知A项正确．
    54．D　根据"A phone call to the aunt of this child"可知，之后打电话给接受器官的家属证实了朋友所说的是真实的．A项意为"告知"；B项意为"决定"；C项意为"期待"；D项意为"证实"．故D项正确．
    55．B　分析句意可知，前后句之间是转折关系．尽管"我"失去了儿子，但是却挽救了一个八岁就患病的女孩．故B项正确．
    56．C　分析句意可知，在那之后，"我"就再也没有怀疑"我"所做出的这个决定的正确性．故C项正确．
    57．D　由上一题解析可知D项正确．A项意为"选择"；B项意为"想知道"；C项意为"注意"；D项意为"怀疑"．
    58．B　根据"but since we had all figure it out ourselves"可知，这个组织从来没有违反保密协议，而是我们自己发现的．故B项正确．
    59．A　由后文可知，"我"见到了接受儿子器官移植的女孩以及其家人．故A项正确．
    60．D　根据最后一句"Every time I saw the girl's smiling face，it felt as if my son had never left us．"可知，"我"与这个女孩的关系变得非常亲密．故D项正确．

    点评 考察学生的推理判断能力和联系上下文的能力，在做推理判断题不要以个人的主观想象代替文章的事实，要根据文章事实进行合乎逻辑的推理判断．此类的填空题一定要联系上下文，根据上下文的内容加上自己的理解，再作出正确的判断．

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