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1．Last summer vacation，my brother got a set of bedroom furniture （家具） for his thirteenth birthday．When it arrived，I helped my parents moved the （31）B furniture to the garage（车库）．It was still in good condition．I thought it might be a chance for us to （32）C_ someone in our community．
I started to search neighbors，anyone who （33）D_ a bedroom set．Finally，my mom helped me call the local elementary school．They told me about Jaila，a second-grader，the daughter of a poor single mother．I was given an address and a telephone number，and I soon found my at Jaila's．
The moment I went into Jaila's room，I knew I had taken on too big a （34）A．When I pushed the old door open，it made a long high noise．But the door was nothing compared with the rest of the room．Some old paint was （35）B the wall．One of the windows was broken．The bed was just a mattress （床垫）lying on the old carpet （地毯）．It seemed that the room needed more than furniture-it （36）B-for a complete makeover．
That day I spent at least an hour looking around and wondering how I could possibly （37）A the room．I had never painted a wall，let alone recarpeted a floor．The second day，I returned with a large group of （38）D-my Girl Scout troop．We went to collect everything needed door to door in our community．We replaced，repainted，and redecorated Jaila's room．We sweated in Jaila's house for more than ten hours every day that week．
The moment we finished，we called Juila into the room．She jumped，laughed and hugged each of us．I turned to Jailu's mother，and saw she had tears running down her face．
"Anna，"Jaila called my name（39）C．
"Yes？"
"Welcome to my new room！
When we saw how happy Jaila and her mother were，our （40）Ddisappeared into thin air．We are really proud to make a simple donation a worthwhile experience of changing someone's life．

31．A．only	B．old	C．new	D．other
32．A．thank	B．praise	C．help	D．encourage
33．A．made	B．ordered	C．repaired	D．needed
34．A．task	B．mistake	C．family	D．game
35．A．with	B．off	C．in	D．across
36．A．stood	B．cried	C．paid	D．cared
37．A．fix	B．clean	C．empty	D．build
38．A．watches	B．players	C．guides	D．helpers
39．A．bravely	B．nervously	C．excitedly	D．hopefully
40．A．happiness	B．eagerness	C．sadness	D．tiredness．

分析文章大意：这是一篇记叙文．讲述了作者帮助Jaila修复她的房子的事．Jaila是一个单亲妈妈抚养的二年级女孩，作者的弟弟换了家具后，作者觉得腾出来的旧家具可以帮助别人，于是有人给她介绍了Jaila．作者与好友们一起帮助Jaila的家重置家具，重新刷墙，重新装修Jaila的房间，最后大功告成．Jaila很开心，作者和朋友们也因帮助别人感到开心．

解答 31．B 考查形容词辨析．A表示只有；B表示老的，旧的；C表示新的；D表示其他的．由上文可知弟弟买了一套新家具，所以此处表示我帮助父母把旧的家具搬到了车库，选B．
32．C 考查动词辨析．A表示感谢；B表示表扬；C表示帮助；D表示鼓励．结合语境和下文的我帮助Jaila可知，此处表示我觉得这对我们来说可能是一个帮助别人的机会，选C．
33．D 考查动词辨析．A表示使，让；B表示点，订；C表示修复；D表示需要．由上文说我的家里腾出了一套旧家具和我觉得是一个帮助别人的机会可知，此处表示我开始寻找需要一套卧室家具的人，选D．
34．A 考查名词辨析．A表示任务；B表示错误；C表示家人；D表示游戏．由下文的我做了很多工作来重装Jaila的房子可知，此处表示是知道我接受了个大任务，选A．
35．B 考查介词辨析．A表示和…一起，有；B表示落下；C表示在…里；D表示横跨，穿过．由下文的我们重新刷墙可知，此处表示旧的漆已经从墙上掉落了，选B．
36．B 考查动词与固定搭配．A表示站立；B表示哭；C表示支付；D表示关心．cry for表示急需，需要，此处由It seemed that the room needed more than furniture和下文我们帮助Jaila的房子重要做了装饰可知，此处表示房子需要完全的装饰，选B．
37．A 考查动词辨析．A表示修理；B表示打扫；C表示清空；D表示修建．由下文的我们帮助Jaila装饰房子可知，此处表示我在想我该如何整修这个房间，选A．
38．D 考查名词辨析．A表示手表；B表示运动员；C表示向导；D表示帮手．由下文的my Girl Scout troop可知此处表示我找了一群帮手，选D．
39．C 考查副词辨析．A表示勇敢地；B表示紧张地；C表示激动地；D表示希望地．结合语境可知此处表示Jaila激动地叫我的名字，选C．
40．D 考查名词辨析．A表示幸福；B表示渴望；C表示伤心；D表示劳累．由上文可知我们装饰房子很累，此处表示当我们看见Joila和她的妈妈有多开心时，我们的劳累都消失不见了，选D．

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