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Butch O’Hare was a fighter pilot. One day his entire squadron（中队）was sent on a mission. In the air after taking off, he realized that someone had 36 to fill up the tank. He would not have enough 37 to complete his flight and get back to his ship. His flight 38 told him to return to the carrier (航空母舰).

As he was returning to the mother 39 , he saw something that turned his blood 40 . A squadron of Japanese planes was speeding their way toward the 41 fleet（舰队）.The fleet was defenseless. He couldn’t 42 his squadron and brings them back in time to save the fleet. Nor could he 43 the fleet of the coming danger.

There was only one thing to do. He 44 force the Japanese away from the fleet. Laying aside all the thoughts of personal 45 , he dove his plane into the formation of Japanese 46 . His plane fired hard as he charged in, attacking one 47 enemy plane and then another. Butch fired at as many planes as possible until all his ammunition（弹药） 48 . Bravely he continued the fighting. He dove at the planes, 49 to hit the enemy planes in hopes of 50 as many enemy planes as possible. 51, the angry Japanese squadron flew away in another 52 . With a great weight taken off his 53 Butch O’Hare and his damaged fighter came back to the carrier.

The film from the camera on his plane told the 54 . It showed Butch’s daring action to 55 his fleet. He had in fact destroyed five enemy aircraft. He became an American hero.

A．hoped

B．intended

C．forgotten

D．managed

A．fuel

B．time

C．energy

D．determination

A．friend

B．man

C．assistant

D．leader

A．ship

B．train

C．land

D．airport

A．warm

B．cold

C．dry

D．cool

A．Japanese

B．British

C．American

D．German

A．reach

B．tell

C．order

D．ask

A．tell

B．warn

C．expect

D．demand

A．might

B．must

C．could

D．can

10.

A．luck

B．career

C．happiness

D．safety

11.

A．soldiers

B．ships

C．sight

D．planes

12.

A．excited

B．brave

C．worried

D．surprised

13.

A．ran out

B．died away

C．left out

D．put away

14.

A．trying

B．leading

C．setting

D．sticking

15.

A．meeting

B．firing

C．controlling

D．damaging

16.

A．However

B．Therefore

C．Finally

D．Besides

17.

A．route

B．way

C．direction

D．aim

18.

A．hand

B．arm

C．mind

D．breast

19.

A．lesson

B．tale

C．joke

D．reason

20.

A．praise

B．protect

C．repair

D．encourage

【答案】

1.C

2.A

3.D

4.A

5.B

6.C

7.A

8.B

9.B

10.D

11.D

12.D

13.A

14.A

15.D

16.C

17.C

18.C

19.B

20.B

【解析】

1.根据单词意思，hoped意思“希望”， intended意思“打算”， forgotten意思“下忘记”，managed意思“完成”，根据意思，“他意识到某个人忘记加慢油”可知选C

2.根据单词意思，fuel意思“燃料”，time意思“时间”，energy意思“能量”， determination意思“决定”，根据意思，“他没有足够的燃料完成飞行”，可知选A

3.根据单词意思，friend意思“朋友”， man意思“男人”，assistant意思“助手”，leader意思“领导”，根据意思，“领导告诉他返回到航空母舰”，可知选D

4.根据单词意思，ship意思“船”，train意思“火车”， land意思“陆地”，airport意思“机场”，根据意思，“当他将要返回到母船的时候”，可知选A

5.根据单词意思，warm意思“热的”，cold意思“冷的”，dry意思“干的”，cool意思“冷静的”，根据意思，“他看到一些使他心一凉的事情”，可知选B

6.由最后一段的最后一句He became an American hero.可知道是美国的舰队，可知选C

7.根据单词意思，reach意思“到达”，tell意思“告诉”， order意思“命令”，ask意思“问”，根据意思，“他还没有到达他的中队”，可知选A

8.根据单词意思，tell意思“告诉”，warn意思“警告”，demand意思“要求”， expect意思“期望”，根据意思，“不告诉舰队即将到来的危险”，可知选B

9.根据单词意思，might意思“可能”must意思“必须”，could意思“打算”，can意思“能”，根据意思，“他必须迫使日本人离开舰队”，可知选B

10.根据单词意思，luck意思“幸运”，career意思“职业”，happiness意思“幸福”safety意思“安全”，根据意思，“把个人安危抛之脑外”，可知选D

11.根据单词意思，soldiers意思“战士”，ships意思“船”，sight意思“景象”，planes意思“飞机”，根据意思，“他把飞机潜入到日本的飞机队形中”，可知选D

12.考查短语意思，excited意思“兴奋的”， brave意思“勇敢的”，worried意思“担心的”，surprised意思“惊奇的”，根据意思，“袭击日本的飞机使其感到惊奇”，可知选D

13.考查短语意思，ran out意思“用完”，died away意思“逐渐消失”，put away意思“收起来”，left out意思“遗漏”，根据意思，“尽可能多的向敌人飞机开火直到弹药用完”，可知选A

14.根据单词意思，trying意思“试图”，leading 意思“领导”，setting意思“放置”sticking意思“粘贴”，根据意思，“试图撞击敌人的飞机”，可知选A

15.考查单词意思，meeting意思“见面”firing意思“开火”，controlling意思“控制”，damaging意思“损坏”，根据意思，“希望破坏尽可能多的敌人飞机”，可知选D

16.考查单词意思，However意思“然而”，Therefore意思“因此”，Finally意思“最后”，Besides意思“此外”，根据意思，“最后，生气的日本人从另外一个方向逃跑了”，可知选C

17.考查单词意思，route意思“途径”，way意思“道路”，direction意思“方向”，aim意思“目标”，根据意思，“最后，生气的日本人从另外一个方向逃跑了”，可知选C

18.考查单词意思，hand意思“手”，arm意思“臂”，mind 意思“介意”，breast意思“攀登”，根据意思，“摆脱了很大的负担”，可知选C

19.考查单词意思，lesson意思“课程”，tale意思“传说”，joke意思“笑话”， reason意思“原因”，根据意思，“从摄影机告诉我们这样的传说”，可知选B

20.考查单词意思，praise意思“表扬”，protect意思“保护”，repair意思“修理”，encourage意思“鼓励”，根据意思，“展示了他敢于保护他舰队的勇敢行为”，可知选B

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