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4．When my grandson Max told his mother，Andrea，to donate any cheque she would give him for his 21st birthday to charity，Andrea got an idea．
She handed Max's brother Charlie a video camera．Then she （61）withdrew（withdraw） 21 10notes from the bank and bought 21apples at the supermarket．When they spotted a （62）homeless（home） man，Andrea told him．"Today is my son Max's 21st birthday，（63）and/so he asked me to give a gift to someone （64）to help （help） him celebrate．"She handed the man a 10note and an apple．The man smiled into the camera and announced（65）shyly （shy），"Happy birthday，Max!"
Soon，they passed out their gifts to men and women （66）waiting （wait） in line at a soup kitchen．（67）In a unified chorus，they wished Max，"Happy birthday!"
At a pizza shop，Andrea （68）left （1eave） 50and told the owners to feed （69）the hungry．"Happy birthday，Max!"they shouted．
With one last 10note and apple，they stopped at Andrea's sister's office．Unable to contain her laughter or her （70）tears （tear），she shouted into the camera，"Happy birthday，Max!"

分析本文讲述了一个感人的故事．马克斯告诉他的母亲会把他第二十一岁生日的支票捐给慈善机构时，母亲说自己有一个想法．她递给马克斯的弟弟查利一个摄像机．然后她从银行取出几张纸币，在超市买了21个苹果．当他们发现一个无家可归的人时，她对他说："今天是我儿子马克斯的第二十一个生日，所以他让我送礼物给别人来帮助他庆祝．"就这样，他们帮助了很多人，最后他们停在姐姐的办公室，她的笑声和眼泪无法遏制，她对着相机喊道，"生日快乐，马克斯！"

解答 61．withdrew．考查谓语动词．根据She handed Max's brother Charlie a video camera可知本句是一般过去时态，所以用withdraw的过去式．
62．homeless．考查派生词．从my grandson Max told his mother，Andrea，to donate any cheque she would give him for his 21st birthday to charity可知 Max 要做慈善，所以本句指"他们找到一个无家可归的人"．
63．and/so．考查连词．Today is my son Max's 21st birthday，和he asked me to give a gift to someone 是承接关系或因果关系．表示"今天是我儿子的生日，（所以）他要求我…"
64．to help．考查非谓语动词．从help him celebrate 可知这是he asked me to give a gift to someone 目的状语．
65．shyly．考查副词．修饰动词announced用副词shyly，表示"不好意思的说"．
66．waiting．考查非谓语动词．wait in line at a soup kitchen 做they passed out their gifts to men and women 的定语，和主语之间是主动关系，所以用doing的形式．
67．In．考查介词．根据 a unified chorus可知"他们用同一的和声说"，所以用in修饰声音．
68．left．考查谓语动词．根据上文可知本句用一般过去时态，所以用1eave 的过去式．
69．the．考查派生词．根据told the owners to feed 和hungry可知"告诉主人去喂食那些饥饿的人"，the=adj表示一类人．
70．tears．考查名词．和her laughter 并列用名词tears，表示"抑制不住自己的欢笑或眼泪"．

点评考查语法填空．
派生法（derivative）是英语主要的构词法．这方法是借前缀或后缀之助，制造出派生词，主要有名词、形容词和动词三种．前缀以否定前缀（negative prefixes）un-，in-，im-，il-，ir-，non-，dis-，mis-，mal-等为主，使延伸出来的派生词变成反义词．例如：injustice（不公平的），unhappy（不高兴的），impossible（不可能的）等

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