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Six years ago, I walked into a local animal shelter on a cold, rainy day. _______ my house was already full of cats and dogs, I still couldn’t ________ an occasional visit to the shelter. This time as I was walking down the row of pens(畜栏) full of barking dogs, I ______ a small boy looking into one of them.

He had a malnourished(营养不良的)looking body and a _______ face with a big nose _______ out of the middle of it. He was looking at a small golden dog. Its ribs(肋骨)were showing and its thin tail was folded between its legs. It wasn’t begging for ______ like the other puppies ______was hiding in the corner instead. The boy looked up at me with ______ eyes and asked what was wrong with it. “It was probably abused and ______,” I said. “ That is why it is so ______.”

The boy ______turned to an old lady and said, “ Grandma, I want this one.” The old woman smiled and walked to the front desk to fill out the ________ forms. I followed her and asked ______ the boy. She told me that he’d had a ______ start in life, too. She had just gotten custody(监护权) of him______ the state had taken him from his parents. She hoped getting a dog would make his life ______ for him. I looked back at him, holding his scared puppy, and said a prayer for them both.

It was yesterday that I was driving down the road enjoying a gloriously sunny, spring day. Then in a green front yard I saw the boy. His _______ body was tall and strong. His nose no longer ______ big but fit well into his smiling face. He was throwing a ball to a healthy, happy dog shining golden hair. His little act of love and ______ had indeed gone a long way. It had saved a dog’s life, _______ his own heart, and given this middle-aged man fresh hope for the whole world.

1.A. Although    B. Whenever    C. If    D. As

2.A. resist    B. help    C. undertake    D. pay

3.A. sensed    B. ignored    C. noticed    D. stared

4.A. shabby    B. bare    C. round    D. bony

5.A. holding    B. sticking    C. reaching    D. lying

6.A. attention    B. entertainment    C. treatment    D. joy

7.A. or    B. so    C. and    D. but

8.A. annoyed    B. sad    C. excited    D. bored

9.A. wronged    B. broken    C. abandoned    D. raised

10.A. puzzled    B. curious    C. scared    D. surprised

11.A. gradually    B. particularly    C. suddenly    D. immediately

12.A. adoption    B. nursery    C. health    D. adaption

13.A. over    B. for    C. on    D. about

14.A. good    B. common    C. rough    D. happy

15.A. until    B. after    C. unless    D. before

16.A. stronger    B. easier    C. harder    D. safer

17.A. mid-aged    B. aging    C. teenage    D. childhood

18.A. appeared    B. remained    C. proved    D. grew

19.A. determination    B. company    C. generosity    D. kindness

20.A. struck    B. touched    C. broken    D. healed

 

1.A 2.A 3.C 4.D 5.B 6.A 7.D 8.B 9.C 10.C 11.D 12.A 13.D 14.C 15.B 16.B 17.C 18.A 19.D 20.D 【解析】本文通过一个小男孩在动物收容所收养小狗的故事。他救了狗一条命,痊愈了他自己的心,并给了这个中年人对整个世界的新希望。 1.A 考查状语从句。A. Although尽管; B. Whenever无论什么时候; C. If 如果; D. As由于。尽管我的家里有很多猫和狗,我还是忍不住偶尔访问避难所。故选A。 2.A 考查动词。A. resist忍住; B. help帮助; C. undertake 承担; D. pay付款。尽管我的家里有很多猫和狗,我还是忍不住偶尔访问避难所。故选A。 3.C 考查动词。A. sensed 感觉; B. ignored忽视; C. noticed 注意到; D. stared凝视。我注意到一个小男孩在看它们中的一个。故选C。 4.D 考查形容词。A. shabby 破旧的; B. bare空的; C. round圆的; D. bony瘦骨嶙峋的。根据a malnourished(营养不良的)looking body可知是“瘦骨嶙峋的脸”,故选D。 5.B 考查动词。A. holding 握住; B. sticking粘住,坚持; C. reaching 到达; D. lying平放,躺。根据“营养不良的身体和瘦骨嶙峋的脸”,可知“一个大鼻子突出在中间”,故选B。stick out of突出―――,故选B。 6.A 考查名词。A. attention 注意力; B. entertainment娱乐; C. treatment治疗; D. joy快乐。它并不像其他的小狗祈求引起注意,而是躲在一个角落里。故选A。 7.D 考查并列连词。A. or或者,否则; B. so 所以; C. and 和; D. but但是。它并不像其他的小狗祈求引起注意,而是躲在一个角落里。此处表示转折,故选D。 8.B 考查形容词。A. annoyed 烦恼的; B. sad 伤心的; C. excited感到兴奋的; D. bored感到厌烦的。这个男孩抬头伤心地看着我,问我它怎么了。故选B。 9.C 考查动词。A. wronged冤枉; B. broken 折断; C. abandoned抛弃; D. raised提高。这很可能是被虐待和被抛弃的故选C。 10.C 考查形容词。A. puzzled 困惑的; B. curious 好奇的; C. scared 害怕的; D. surprised吃惊的。那就是它为什么如此的害怕。故选C。 11.D 考查副词。A. gradually 渐渐地; B. particularly 特别地; C. suddenly突然; D. immediately立刻。这个男孩立刻转向一位老妇人并说他想要这个。故选D。 12.A 考查名词。A. adoption 收养; B. nursery幼儿园; C. health 健康; D. adaption适应。老妇人走到前台填写收养表格。故选A。 13.D 考查介词。A. over 在―――之上; B. for 为了; C. on 在―――上面; D. about大约。我跟着她,问关于男孩的情况。故选D。 14.C 考查形容词。A. good 好的; B. common 一般的; C. rough 艰苦的,粗糙的; D. happy高兴的。他也有一个痛苦的童年。故选C。故选C。 15.B 考查状语从句。A. until直到―――为止; B. after 在―――之后; C. unless除非; D. before在―――之前。政府把他从父母那里带走之后,她刚得到他的监护权。故选B。 16.B 考查形容词。A. stronger 更强壮的; B. easier 更容易的; C. harder更努力的; D. safer更安全的。她希望收养一条狗会使他的生活更舒适些。故选B。 17.C 考查形容词。A. mid-aged中年的; B. aging 老化; C. teenage青少年的; D. childhood童年时期。昨天我又看到这个男孩,他青春期的身体又高又壮。故选C。 18.A 考查动词。A. appeared 出现; B. remained 仍然,逗留; C. proved证明; D. grew成长。他的鼻子不再显得那么大而是和他的身材相配。故选A。 19.D 考查名词。A. determination 决心; B. company公司; C. generosity 慷慨; D. kindness善良。他那小小的爱和仁慈的行为确实走了很长的路。故选D。 20.D 考查动词。A. struck 打击,感动; B. touched 触摸; C. broken 折断; D. healed痊愈。他救了狗一条命,痊愈了他自己的心,并给了这个中年人对整个世界的新希望。故选D。 【名师点睛】 在做完形填空时一定要注意and/but/so/besides/however/furthermore/moreover/in addition/what’s more等词汇、固定结构的运用。它们连接了上下文,起着承上起下的作用。像but(但是)、however(然而),表示转折,这说明前后的内容相反或相对。把握住这一点,做起题来就会得心应手。本题第7小题,考查并列连词。A. or或者,否则; B. so 所以; C. and 和; D. but但是。它并不像其他的小狗祈求引起注意,而是躲在一个角落里。此处表示转折,instead反而,起着很大的作用。故选D。
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