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五、完形填空。
My son lived in New York. Last winter my husband and I 1 him there. One day, while we were walking down the street, my son went to a store to see 2 there was a coat he wanted.
It was very cold. I went over to a supermarket to buy some chocolate, but my husband waited outside alone. When I came out, my husband was talking to a 3 man. I saw him 4 his gloves and hat and pass them to the homeless man named Frank.
Frank said he had been living in New York before a heavy rainstorm hit the city in the autumn of the year. He lost his 5 in the rainstorm, so he had no place to sleep. He was begging and trying to get 25 in order to find a cheap 6 where he could sleep for some hours. All he owned to keep 7 was a jacket. My husband's gloves and hat were surprising gifts for him.
After a while, my son came out of the store, and a new coat was in his hand. I asked him what he was going to do with the old one. He said he would 8 keep it. I told him the story and suggested giving it to Frank. To our great 9, my son walked up to Frank and 10 the new coat to him. Frank asked, "Did you buy this for me?" My son said no, but he wanted Frank to have 11. Frank stood there 12 the coat, with something wet in his eyes. He 13 us with his whole heart. He said he would try to find a job as 14 as possible to support himself.
My son couldn't get the picture of Frank out of his mind. He went home, took out all his clothes that didn't 15 him, and posted them to a shelter. He has done this a few times since then.
(
B. found
C. received
D. missed
(
B. if
C. why
D. where
(
B. rich
C. thirsty
D. homeless
(
B. turn off
C. take off
D. put away
(
B. children
C. home
D. food
(
B. shop
C. office
D. hotel
(
B. brave
C. warm
D. safe
(
B. suddenly
C. usually
D. politely
(
B. surprise
C. sadness
D. fun
(
B. promised
C. gave
D. lent
(
B. him
C. her
D. them
(
B. washing
C. selling
D. holding
(
B. reached
C. moved
D. left
(
B. long
C. soon
D. far
(
B. fit
C. change
D. improve
My son lived in New York. Last winter my husband and I 1 him there. One day, while we were walking down the street, my son went to a store to see 2 there was a coat he wanted.
It was very cold. I went over to a supermarket to buy some chocolate, but my husband waited outside alone. When I came out, my husband was talking to a 3 man. I saw him 4 his gloves and hat and pass them to the homeless man named Frank.
Frank said he had been living in New York before a heavy rainstorm hit the city in the autumn of the year. He lost his 5 in the rainstorm, so he had no place to sleep. He was begging and trying to get 25 in order to find a cheap 6 where he could sleep for some hours. All he owned to keep 7 was a jacket. My husband's gloves and hat were surprising gifts for him.
After a while, my son came out of the store, and a new coat was in his hand. I asked him what he was going to do with the old one. He said he would 8 keep it. I told him the story and suggested giving it to Frank. To our great 9, my son walked up to Frank and 10 the new coat to him. Frank asked, "Did you buy this for me?" My son said no, but he wanted Frank to have 11. Frank stood there 12 the coat, with something wet in his eyes. He 13 us with his whole heart. He said he would try to find a job as 14 as possible to support himself.
My son couldn't get the picture of Frank out of his mind. He went home, took out all his clothes that didn't 15 him, and posted them to a shelter. He has done this a few times since then.
(
A
) 1. A. visitedB. found
C. received
D. missed
(
B
) 2. A. whenB. if
C. why
D. where
(
D
) 3. A. humorousB. rich
C. thirsty
D. homeless
(
C
) 4. A. pay forB. turn off
C. take off
D. put away
(
C
) 5. A. clothesB. children
C. home
D. food
(
D
) 6. A. hospitalB. shop
C. office
D. hotel
(
C
) 7. A. cleanB. brave
C. warm
D. safe
(
A
) 8. A. certainlyB. suddenly
C. usually
D. politely
(
B
) 9. A. joyB. surprise
C. sadness
D. fun
(
C
) 10. A. returnedB. promised
C. gave
D. lent
(
A
) 11. A. itB. him
C. her
D. them
(
D
) 12. A. makingB. washing
C. selling
D. holding
(
A
) 13. A. thankedB. reached
C. moved
D. left
(
C
) 14. A. oftenB. long
C. soon
D. far
(
B
) 15. A. hurtB. fit
C. change
D. improve
答案:
1.A 2.B 3.D 4.C 5.C 6.D 7.C 8.A 9.B 10.C 11.A 12.D 13.A 14.C 15.B
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