《2025年优化学案高中英语选择性必修第一册人教版》

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On a hot and dusty day，my friend Kathy and I drove slowly to our friend’s house.
After two hours’ driving，we stopped before a parking lot and we 1 coffee there. “It’s my treat，” I said，trying to find my 2 on the back seat，but it wasn’t there. I knew it could easily slip under a seat，so I searched around. But 3 was found. At last I 4 I had left my purse on the roof of the car in the parking lot of the Dunkin’ Donuts. I panicked and was sure that my credit cards had already 5. I told myself to 6 the Dunkin’ Donuts just in case.
“Oh，thank goodness，” the clerk said when I called. “We were 7 your purse，trying to find a way to get in touch with you. Someone found your purse 8 in the parking lot and turned it in.”
Refusing any kind of reward，the shop owner mailed it to our friend’s home. It 9 the next morning.
A few years later，on a snowy Minnesota winter night，my car’s low - gas light was blinking red and I knew I had to stop for some gas，or I would 10 walking home. Before leaving the parking lot，I remembered my purse was 11 in my pocket. But when I got home，it wasn’t there. I searched again and again around the 12 but my purse didn’t appear. Had I lost my purse again? Knowing my good fortune might not 13 itself，I called the credit card company and the bank to freeze my accounts.
But the next morning I got a call. “Is that Henry Smith? We found your purse lying in the parking lot.” It 14 I had closed my car door with my purse lost outside. Again，everything was there and the finder 15 to accept any payment.
I will always be grateful to those who are kind to return my purse.
1. A. offered
B. served
C. ordered
D. reached
2. A. bag
B. pocket
C. card
D. purse
3. A. everything
B. nothing
C. anything
D. something
4. A. decided
B. pretended
C. remembered
D. reminded
5. A. gone
B. escaped
C. gained
D. discovered
6. A. call
B. beg
C. scold
D. thank
7. A. looking for
B. going through
C. picking up
D. turning around
8. A. holding
B. playing
C. lying
D. working
9. A. arrived
B. parked
C. followed
D. directed
10. A. cycle
B. check
C. enjoy
D. risk
11. A. still
B. even
C. ever
D. only
12. A. houses
B. doors
C. roads
D. seats
13. A. inform
B. mention
C. change
D. repeat
14. A. showed
B. remained
C. seemed
D. took
15. A. refused
B. required
C. wondered
D. asked

答案： 答案：
1. C
2. D
3. B
4. C
5. A
6. A
7. B
8. C
9. A
10. D
11. A
12. D
13. D
14. C
15. A
解析：
1. 根据下文作者找钱包可推知，作者和朋友点（ordered）了咖啡。
2. 由第4空后的“my purse”及下文中多次出现的“purse”可知，此处指找钱包（purse）。
3. 空前讲到钱包容易滑落到座位下面，but为转折关系，故此处表达的是作者什么也没有找到。故选B项。
4. 此处指作者最后想起（remembered）他把钱包落在车顶上了。
5. 因为钱包丢了，所以此处指作者确信信用卡已经丢（gone）了。
6. 由下文“the clerk said when I called”可知，作者应该是打电话（call）过去了。
7. 由下文提到的那里的工作人员想联系作者可知，他们应该是正在检查这个钱包。go through sth意为“在某物中找；检查某物”。
8. 有人在停车场发现了作者的钱包。倒数第二段中的“‘We found your purse lying in the parking lot.’”一句有提示。
9. 根据该空前提到的商店主人把作者的钱包邮寄到作者的朋友家可知，此处指作者的钱包第二天早上就到（arrived）了。
10. 此处指如果不停下来去加油，就可能有步行回家的风险。risk doing sth意为“冒险做某事”。
11. 作者记得离开停车场前钱包仍然（still）在口袋里。
12. 作者记得离开停车场前钱包还在，因此作者应该跟上文提到的情况一样在座位（seats）周围找。
13. 根据下文作者打电话冻结账户可知，作者认为好运可能不会重复出现，故用repeat。
14. 此处指模糊的记忆，好像是作者关车门时把钱包掉在外面了。
15. 由第四段中的“Refusing”可知，此处指拾钱包者又一次拒绝（refused）了接受报酬。