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    第二节   完形填空（共20小题，每小题1分，满分20分）
    I am a mother of three，and have recently completed my college degree．The last class I had to  36 was Sociology．The teacher’s last  37 of the term was called“Smile．”The class was asked to  38 and smile at three people．My husband，youngest son and I headed for McDonald’s．It was just our  39 of sharing special playtime with our son．We were standing in line，waiting to be 40  when all of a sudden everyone around us began to back away and then 41  my husband did．
    I sensed a 42 smell and turned around．and there 43  behind me were two poor homeless men．As I 4 4 down at the short gentleman 4 5  to me，he was“smiling”．The second man rubbed his hands stupidly as he stood   46  his friend．   。
    I was so touched by the   47 that I held my tears as I stood there with them．The young lady at the 48 asked him what they wanted．He said，“Coffee is all，Miss；”because that was all they could  49 ．Then I smiled and asked the young lady behind the counter to give me two more breakfast meals on a  50  tray．Then I walked to the table that the men had chosen as a resting spot．I put the tray on the table and   51  my hand on the blue-eyed gentleman’s cold hand．He looked up at me，with   52  in his eyes，and said，“Thank you．”I started to cry as I walked away to  53 my husband and son．
    I returned to my  54 on the last evening of class，with this story in hand．I turned in“my project”．I   55 with one of the biggest lessons I would ever learn．
    36．A．teach           B．attend                 C．pass                D．turn
    3 7．A．goal           B．paper                C．project            D．degree
    38．A．get together   B．go out                C．stay inside       D．keep calm
    39．A．field            B．way                    C．chance            D．interest
    40．A．served         B．charged               C．expected         D．ordered
    41．A．only            B．even                   C．just                 D．still
    42．A．good           B．stressful              C．horrible          D．pleasant
    43．A．standing      B．falling                C．1ying              D．sitting
    44．A．threw          B．headed                C．looked            D．seated
    45．A．generous      B．close              C．friendly          D．similar
    46．A．before         B．behind                C．after                  D．over
    47．A．smell           B．condition        C．health         D．smiles
    48．A．counter        B．chair                  C．door                  D．table
    49．A．eat              B．afford                 C．find                D．cook
    50．A．separate       B．beautiful             C．large               D．expensive
    51．A．laid             B．set                      C．caught            D．stuck
    52．A．smiles         B．surprises             C．pities              D．tears
    53．A．search         B．join                    C．invite              D．get
    54．A．home                 B．job                     C．college            D．work
    55．A．dealt           B．did                     C．graduated        D．dropped
      
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    D
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