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After lunch, without their parents’   1   ,the two boys set off to explore the beach which is beyond the headland() . They had    2   their young sister to    3   ,saying that the long    4   would be too    5   for her. Once they got beyond the headland, the beach stretched away endlessly before them. It was like    6   a new world. Here and    7   along the beach there were lots of sea creatures. The two boys kept searching everywhere for those    8   things.

The afternoon passed    9   . The sun was already    10   when the boys reluctantly decided to    11   their way homewards. But long before they reached the headland, they could    12   that the tide had come in so far that they were now    13   from either end of the beach. Their only    14   of returning back was to find a way up the cliff(悬崖) nearby.

They soon found a narrow path    15   to the cliff top. But halfway up, their only   16   was blocked by a large rock which they could not climb    17   . The two boys had to shout at the top of their voice,   18   that someone might come to help them out. Just then, to their great surprise, their father appeared over the top of the rock, and with him were two policemen. One of them climbed down with a rope which was lowered over the rock. The two boys were then pulled up to safety and thus saved    19   a miserable   20   on the cliff.

1. A. promise     B. permission        C. suggestion      D. advice

2. A. asked      B. told              C. advised       D. persuaded

3. A. keep quiet     B. stay behind       C. join them     D. take a nap

4. A. work       B. distance            C. walk        D. time

5. A. tiring       B. tired             C. possible         D. impossible

6. A. discovering    B. facing            C. enjoying        D. imaging

7. A. where            B. which            C. that           D. there

8. A. expensive     B. strange            C. lovely          D. valuable

9. A. suddenly      B. finally            C. unexpectedly     D. quickly

10. A. setting      B. leaving           C. dropping        D. going

11. A. feel          B. make           C. go             D. push

12. A .hear         B. see               C. feel              D. remember

13. A. cut off            B. left behind          C. help up           D. put away

14. A. road         B. course            C. problem           D. chance

15. A. joining        B. passing           C. hold up            D. leading

16. A. line          B. path             C. direction           D. place

17. A. on         B. over         C. round          D. through

18. A. waiting       B. guessing         C. believing            D. hoping

19. A. to spend       B. spending            C. being spent          D. from spending

20. A. day          B. weekend            C. holiday           D. night

 

答案:B;D;B;C;A;A;D;B;C;A;B;B;A;D;D;B;B;D;D;D
解析:

1.       without their parents’ permission, 没有获得父母的许可

2.       persuade somebody to do说服某人做…

3.       stay behind留下来

4.       distance距离

5.       这么长的距离对她而言太累了

6.       就好像发现一个新世界一样

7.       here and there各处,到处

8.       strange奇怪的

9.       unexpectedly出乎意料地,想不到地

10.   setting落山

11.   make one’s way向前,一路前进, Make their way homewards往回家走

12.   see 看见

13.   cut off切断, 断绝

14.   Their only chance of returning back他们回家唯一的机会/可能是…

15.   lead to通向,引向

16.   参见前一句中提到的a narrow path

17.   climb over爬过去

18.   希望有人能听到他们叫喊,过来把他们救出去

19.   save from免于

20.   根据上下文判断应该是呆上一个晚上

 


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