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As I held my father's hands one nightI couldn't help but notice their calluses(老茧) and roughness.His hands tell the story of his life as a ____including all his struggles.

One summerI remembera drought(旱灾)hit Ontarioturning it into a____desert.On one of those hot mornings I was picking sweet corn with my dad to fill the last ____from the grocery store.Fifty dozen was all we neededwhich____took twenty minutes. That morninghoweverthe process didn't___ quickly.After forty minutes of aimlessly walking in the fieldwe____ needed twenty dozen.I was completely frustrated and ____.Dropping the basket heavilyI declared“If the store wants its last twenty dozenthey can pick it themselves”Dad____“Just thinkmy little girlonly ten dozen left for each of us and then we're____.”Such is Dad—whatever problem he ____he never gives up.

____the disastrous effects of the drought were felt all over our country.It was a challenging time for everyone____Dad remained optimistic.He__23__to be grateful for other things like good health and food on our plates.Only then did I truly begin to____Dad and his faith that guided us through the hard times.

Dad is also a living example of real____.From dawn to duskhe works countless hours to ____our family.He always puts our happiness ____his ownand never fails to cheer me on at my sports games____his exhaustion after long days.His loving and selfless nature has inspired me to become more sympathetic and____putting others first.

Dadthe life____I have learned from you will stay with me forever.You are my fatherteacherfriend andmost importantlymy hero.                  

1.A.teacher Bgardener Cfarmer Dgrocer

2.A.stormy Blively

Cdisappearing Dburning

3.A.order Bform Cgap Dposition

4.A.repeatedly Bnormally Cfinally Dreally

5.A.go Bbegin Coccur Dchange

6.A.yet Bstill Ceven Dnearly

7.A.surprised Bnervous Cangry Dfrightened

8.A.apologized Bcried Ccomplained Dlaughed

9.A.lost Bdone Cgone Dtouched

10.A.meets with Bbrings up Cworks out Dthinks about

11.A.Thankfully BHopefully CUnfortunately DStrangely

12.A.or Bfor Cso Dbut

13.A.happened Bseemed Ccontinued Daimed

14.A.face Bappreciate Cexamine Dquestion

15.A.love Bpride Cfriendship Dhonesty

16.A.support Bsettle Cstart Dimpress

17.A.after Bbefore Cbeside Dunder

18.A.in spite of Bin terms of Cin control of Din place of

19.A.careful Bregretfu Cconsiderate Dhumorous

20.A.history Bmotto Cpatterns Dlessons

 

1.C

2.D

3.A

4.B

5.A

6.B

7.C

8.D

9.B

10.A

11.C

12.D

13.C

14.B

15.A

16.A

17.B

18.A

19.C

20.D

【解析】

1.

2.2】解析 上文提到旱灾,炎热的夏天,可判断选burning“炙热的。答案 D

3.3】解析 作者与爸爸一起摘sweet corn送到the grocery store,说明是蔬菜瓜果商店预定的,所以是完成最后的订单。答案 A

4.4】解析 正常情况下采摘600个需要20分钟。repeatedly“反复地normally“正常地finally“最终really“其实。答案 B

5.5】解析 句意:然而那天上午这一进程没能顺利完成。go“进展begin“开始occur“突然想到change“改变

答案 A

6.6】解析 句意:在田间漫无目标地走了40分钟以后,我们仍然需要240个。yet可用在句首,同时一般用于否定句中;still“仍然even“甚至,表递进关系;nearly“几乎。答案 B

7.7】解析 根据下文作者把篮子重重地摔在地上可知是绝望和愤怒,故选angry。答案 C

8.8】解析 根据下文爸爸劝慰女儿可判断选laughed。答案 D

9.9】解析 done在此表示完成。be lost“迷路,陷入be gone“没了,走了be touched“被感动。答案 B

10.0】解析 句意:爸爸就是这样,无论他遇到什么困难,他永远也不放弃。meet with意为遇到,符合题意。答案 A

11.1】解析 概括全国都感到旱灾的影响可判断用unfortunately“不幸地thankfully“感激地hopefully“有希望地strangely“奇怪地。答案 C

12.2】解析 根据上下文可知应是转折关系,所以选but。答案 D

13.3】解析 上句说爸爸仍然保持乐观,可判断选continue。答案 C

14.4】解析 句意:只有那时我才真正开始感激爸爸和他的信仰,那引导我们渡过难关。face“面对appreciate“感激,欣赏examine“检查question“提问,质问

答案 B

15.5】解析 根据下文内容可知选love。答案 A

16.6】解析 句意:从早到晚,他无休止地工作来养家糊口。support our family意为养家。答案 A

17.7】解析 put our happiness before his own意为把我们的快乐放在他自己的快乐前。答案 B

18.8】解析 根据空格前后的让步关系可判断用in spite of。答案 A

19.9】解析 根据putting others first可判断为更加有同情心,考虑周到considerate意为善解人意的,考虑周到的。答案 C

20.20】解析 根据learned from you可判断选lessons。答案 D

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