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第二节完形填空(共20小题;每小题1分,满分20分)
Once there was a woman whose only son had died. In her sorrow she went to ask a wise man whether there was a way to bring her son back to 36 . "Bring me a mustard seed (芥菜籽) from a home that has never known 37 . I will use it to help you," he said to her, 38 sending her away or trying to persuade her that there was hope. At once she 39 to look for that mustard seed. The first 40 she came to was a huge building. Knocking on the door, she said, "I’m 41 a house that has never known suffering. Is this the place? It’s very 42 to me." "You have come to the 43 place," they told her, and began to 44 out all the sad things that had happened to 45 ."Who is better able to 46 the misfortune (不幸) these poor people have suffered than I, who have 47 sadness?" she thought. 48 she stayed there and comforted them 49 setting off again to look for a house that had never known sorrow. The woman went on, full of 50 , and came across a51 on the road. She asked the farmer the same question, but 52 he too said no. Wherever she went, from huts (茅屋) to palaces, there was no one without tales of 53 and misfortune. She came to be so 54 listening to other people’s sad stories that she 55 about looking for the mustard seed. Listening to the sorrow of others had driven the sorrow from her own heart.
36. A. attention         B. truth                 C. health           D. life
37. A. happiness    B. sorrow                 C. value                D. wealth
38. A. for fear of   B. because of     C. in spite of      D. instead of
39. A. set off         B. took off            C. put off                 D. went off
40. A. expression   B. memory            C. place                 D. chance
41. A. caring for    B. looking for     C. paying for     D. leaving for
42. A. important    B. strange              C. fair                   D. common
43. A. different         B. right                 C. wrong               D. certain
44. A. turn                   B. pour                 C. carry                 D. work
45. A. it                B. them                 C. him                  D. her
46. A. preserve             B. describe            C. share                 D. accept
47. A. experienced B. treated                 C. controlled      D. connected
48. A. However            B. While               C. Though             D. So
49. A. unless         B. after                 C. before           D. until
50. A. hope           B. pleasure            C. regret            D. fear
51. A. factory        B. palace           C. sign                  D. hut
52. A. hopefully       B. strangely           C. originally      D. Unfortunately
53. A. happiness       B. endings             C. sadness              D. promises
54. A. disappointed  B. busy                 C. happy               D. Free
55. A. forgot          B. cared                C. worried             D. found

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完形填空(共20小题;每小题1.5分,满分30分)
阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后从各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。
Wranglers(争吵者) and Stranglers(扼杀者)
Years ago there was a group of brilliant young men at the University of Wisconsin, who seemed to have amazing creative 36 talent. They were would-be poets, novelists, and essayists. They were extraordinary in their37 to put the English language to its best use. These promising young men 38 regularly to read and critique (评论) each other's work. And critique it they did!
These men were merciless with one another. They 39 the minutest literary expression into a hundred pieces. They were heartless, tough, even mean in their 40 .The sessions became such areas of literary criticism that the 41 of this special club called themselves the “Stranglers (扼杀者)”.
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Standing in the driveway, I watched my grown children drive off into the distance. I looked down the road until I could no longer see their 36 _____ .
“They live too far away from me,” I said to myself. “When did they 37 _____ and become parents of small children? 38 _____ that be me?”
I slipped back inside the house and just walked through the rooms for no reason 39 _____.1 was just missing them already and looking for 40 _____ of their having been here. There were pillows on the floor and a few stuffed (填充)animals 41 _____ around where the children had been playing.
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