Twenty years ago.I drove a taxi for a living．I met(21)Cpeople．But none touched me(22)Bthan a woman I picked up late one night．I received a call from(23)Din a quiet part of town．When I arrived at 2 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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17．Twenty years ago，I drove a taxi for a living．I met（21）Cpeople．But none touched me（22）Bthan a woman I picked up late one night．
I received a call from（23）Din a quiet part of town．When I arrived at 2：30a．m．，the building was（24）Aexcept for a single light in a ground floor window．I walked to the door and（25）B．"Just a minute，"answered a（26）D，elderly voice．After a long pause，the door opened．A small woman（27）Cher 80s stood before me．Beside her was a small suitcase．I took it to the taxi．and then returned to（28）Athe woman．She took my arm and we walked（29）Dtoward the roadside．
Seated，she gave me（30）B．"I'm on my way to a hospice（临终关怀医院）．I'm in no hurry．Can you drive through downtown？"I saw her eyes shining with（31）Cin the rearview mirror．"I don't have any（32）Aleft．"she continued．"The doctor says I don't have very long．"
During the next two hours'（33）B，sometimes she asked me to（34）Cin front of a particular building or corner and she（35）Astare into the darkness．When we got to the destination，she asked，"How much do I（36）Dyou？""Nothing，"I said．"You（37）Cmake a living．"she answered．"I have（38）Bpassengers，"I replied，and gave her a hug． She held onto me（39）D．"You gave an old woman a little moment of joy，"she said．"Thank you．"
After that，I drove aimlessly，lost in thought．People usually believe that our lives center upon great moments．（40）Bgreat moments often catch us unaware，beautifully wrapped in what others may consider a small one．

21．A．honest	B．familiar	C．various	D．similar
22．A．worse	B．more	C．better	D．1ess
23．A．a store	B．an office	C．a clinic	D．an apartment
24．A．dark	B．tall	C．old	D．empty
25．A．looked	B．knocked	C．1istened	D．pushed
26．A．clear	B．10ud	C．sharp	D．weak
27．A．of	B．by	C．in	D．over
28．A．help	B．call	C．early	D．pull
29．A．freely	B．rapidly	C．carelessly	D．slowly
30．A．a notebook	B．an address	C．a present	D．an envelope
31．A．anger	B．delight	C．tears	D．surprise
32．A．family	B．money	C．trouble	D．idea
33．A．discussion	B．ride	C．silence	D．cry
34．A．hurry	B．park	C．slow	D．circle
35．A．would	B．should	C．might	D．could
36．A．provide	B．charge	C．afford	D．owe
37．A．want to	B．used to	C．have to	D．seem to
38．A．some	B．other	C．few	D．rich
39．A．doubtfully	B．warmly	C．honestly	D．tightly
40．A．And	B．But	C．So	D．although

分析本文讲述了作者以开出租车为生，但是其中有一天晚上接的一位女士让作者非常感动．

解答 21-25CBDAB 26-30 DCADB 31-35 CABCA 36-40 DCBDB
21．结合上文可知，"我"靠开出租车谋生，所以会遇到各种各样的（various）人．honest 意为"诚实的"，familiar 意为"熟悉的"，similar 意为"相似的"，均不符合文意．故正确答案为C．
22．A项，worse than"坏于"；B项，more than"多于"；C项，better than"好于"；D项，less than"少于"．结合下文可知，没有比那次"我"深夜接到的那位女士更（more than）让"我"感动的人了．故正确答案为B．
23．结合下文可知，那位女士住在这里，由此推断出这是一间公寓（an apartment）．a store 意为"一个商店"，an office 意为"一间办公室"，a clinic 意为"一家诊所"，均不符合文意．故正确答案为D．
24．结合下文可知，整栋大楼只有一层的窗口有一盏灯，说明这里很黑（dark）．tall 意为"高的"，old 意为"旧的"，empty 意为"空的"，均不符合文意．故正确答案为A．
25．结合下文的 the door opened 可知，"我"走到她的门口，然后敲了敲门（knock）．look 意为"看"，listen 意为"听"，push 意为"推开"，均不符合文意．故正确答案为B．
26．结合下文可知，这位女士可能活不了多久了，说明她病得很严重，而且她的年纪很大了，所以声音显得虚弱无力（weak）．clear 意为"清晰的"，loud 意为"大声的"，sharp 意为"尖锐的"，均不符合文意．故正确答案为D．
27．本句大意为，一位八十多岁的（in her 80s）老太太站在"我"面前．表示"在某人几十多岁"时应使用"in one's+基数词复数"结构．of 意为"属于"，by 意为"在…之前"，over 意为"超过"，均无此用法．故正确答案为C．
28．结合下文可知，"我"返回去帮助（help）那位女士，让她抓着"我"的胳膊，然后我们一起走到路边．call 意为"呼叫"，early 意为"早期"，pull 意为"拉"，均不符合文意．故正确答案为A．
29．结合上文可知，那位女士已经80多岁了，而且身体很虚弱，所以我们慢慢（slowly）走到了路边．freely 意为"自由地"，rapidly 意为"迅速地"，carelessly 意为"粗心地"，均不符合文意．故正确答案为D．
30．结合下文可知，她告诉"我"她要去临终关怀医院，由此推断出她是把地址（an address）给"我"了．a notebook 意为"一个笔记本"，a present 意为"一件礼物"，an envelope 意为"一个信封"，均不符合文意．故正确答案为B．
31．结合下文可知，她知道自己活不了多久了，所以眼睛里闪着泪光（shining with tears）．anger 意为"愤怒"，delight 意为"兴奋"，surprise 意为"惊讶"，均不符合文意．故正确答案为C．
32．结合上下文可知，由于没有家人（family）来照顾她，她在得知自己活不了多久之后，不得不去临终关怀医院度过．trouble 意为"麻烦"，idea 意为"主意"，均不符合文意．money 意为"钱"，结合下文可知，她想要付"我"车钱，说明她有钱．故正确答案为A．
33．结合上下文可知，在接下来两个小时的车程（ride）中，她有时会让"我"在某个街角处开慢一点．discussion 意为"讨论"，silence 意为"沉默"，cry 意为"哭"，均不符合文意．故正确答案为B．
34．结合下文可知，到经过某座特殊的大楼或者角落的时候，她会让"我"减速（slow），然后她会凝神盯着那些地方．hurry 意为"快点"，park 意为"停车"，circle 意为"环绕…移动"，均不符合文意．故正确答案为C．
35．结合文意可知，她会（would）凝神盯着那些黑暗的地方．should 意为"应该"，might 意为"可能"，could 意为"可以"，均表示一种推测，本题中表示的是一种事实．故正确答案为A．
36．结合上文可知，她是"我"的乘客，所以在到达目的地以后，她问欠（owe）了"我"多少车钱．provide 意为"提供"，charge 意为"收费"，afford 意为"担负得起"，均不符合文意．故正确答案为D．
37．A项，want to"想要"；B项，used to"过去常常"；C项，have to"必须得"；D项，seem to"看起来"．结合上文可知，"我"不要她给的车钱，所以她很通情达理地说"你必须得（have to）谋生啊"．故正确答案为C．
38．结合上文可知，为了不让她给"我"车钱，"我"告诉她除了她，自己可以从其他的（other）客人身上赚钱．some 意为"一些"，few 意为"很少"，rich 意为"富有的"，不符合文意．故正确答案为B．
39．结合文意可知，由于"我"对她的特殊照顾，让她感受到了久违的温暖，出于感动，她紧紧地（tightly）抱住了"我"．doubtfully 意为"怀疑地"，honestly 意为"诚实地"，均不符合文意．warmly 意为"热情地"，不能体现出她此时感动的心情．故正确答案为D．
40．结合上文可知，很多人都相信美好的事情会出现在伟大的时刻，但是（but），事实上那些美丽的时刻一般都会在不经意间出现．and 意为"而且"，so 意为"因此"，although 意为"即使"，均不符合文意．故正确答案为B．

点评做完型填空时，首先需要快速的浏览全文，把握文章的主旨大意；其次要学会带着问题到文中相应的地方，通过细节阅读来寻找或概括答案；最后理清作者的写作思路也非常重要；总之，做此类题时，需要平时加大阅读量，掌握一些阅读技巧．

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B．He was a lucky person
C．He made a lot of money
D．He didn't get on well with his boss．
52．Why did Frank dare to shout to his boss？A
A．Because he thought he did not need the job．
B．Because his boss did not like him．
C．Because he was not late in fact．
D．Because he found a better job．
53．When he heard the knock at the door，Frank probably thoughtD．
A．someone had come to make an apology
B．someone had come to give him the money
C．his friends had come to ask about the football pools
D．his friends had come to congratulate him on his luck
54．On hearing"…there's been a terrible mistake…"，Frank was most likely to beA．
A．disappointed B．worried C．nervous D．curious．

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6．We can hardly believe that an intelligent person like Daniel ________ be asking such a silly question．（　　）

A．

should

B．

might

C．

must

D．

could

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7．Keesh lived at the North Pole a long time ago．He lived near the edge of the polar sea．He was a bright thirteen-year-old boy with a strong，healthy body．His father was a brave man who had died during a food shortage in the village．His father tried to save the lives of his people by fighting a giant polar bear．Keesh's father was crushed to death during the struggle．But he killed the bear，and the meat from the bear kept the people from starving．
     Keesh was his only son，and he lived alone with his mother．But people are forgetful，and they soon forgot how Keesh's father had saved their lives．And since Keesh was only a boy and his mother was a woman and not a warrior（勇士），they were forced to live in the smallest and poorest igloo in the village．
     One night there was a council meeting in the large igloo of Klosh-Kwan，who was the chief．At that meeting Keesh showed how much courage he possessed．He rose to his feet and waited for silence．Then，with the dignity（尊严）of an older man，he said，"It is true that my mother and I are given meat to eat．But the meat is always old and tough，filled with bones，and difficult to eat．"
     The hunters-both the young and the old-were shocked to hear a child speak to them that way．But Keesh went on steadily，"Because my father，Bok，was a great hunter，I can speak these words．You know that Bok brought home more meat than any hunter in the village．The oldest woman，the weakest old man，received a fair share．"
     Keesh waited calmly until the shouting died down．"My mother has no one except me，and therefore I must speak．My father put his life in danger and died，to provide food for this village．It is only right that I，his son and his wife should have enough good meat as long as there is plenty of good meat in this village．I，Keesh，the son of Bok，have spoken．"
     He sat down．He could hear angry murmuring all around him．Some men began to shout at Keesh．They ordered him to leave．They threatened to punish him by not giving him any food at all．Keesh's eyes flashed and the blood pounded under his skin．In the midst of the noise and the uproar，he jumped to his feet．
"Listen to me，you men!"he shouted．"I shall never speak in this council again-not until you come to invite me to speak．My father was a great hunter，and so will I be．"
     They laughed at Keesh and followed him out of the igloo，shouting at him．But Keesh said nothing more．He walked away with his head raised，looking neither to the left nor the right…．
---Based on a story by Jack London
56．How did Keesh's father die？D
A．He died of hunger several years ago．
B．He died when he tried to save a bear．
C．He died in a fight with other warriors．
D．He died during a struggle with a bear．
57．Keesh showed his courage at the council meeting byA．
A．complaining of the unfair treatment he and his mother received
B．asking for more help from the chief
C．demanding a bigger igloo to live in
D．quarreling with the hunters angrily
58．Where should the following missing words be filled？A
"Quiet!"shouted the men．"Throw the child out!Send him to bed!No child may speak such words to warriors like us!"
A．Between the 4^th paragraph and the 5^th paragraph
B．Between the 3^rd paragraph and the 4^th paragraph
C．Before the last paragraph．
D．Between the 6^th paragraph and the 7^th paragraph．
59．From the passage we can inferC．
A．Keesh will kill another bear．
B．Keesh makes up his mind to leave his village forever
C．Keesh will prove his words by going out to hunt
D．Keesh will take revenge （报复） on his villager later．

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