中考英语完形填空训练专家14GrannySaryalivedoutsideMoscow.Heronlyson1toAfghanistan(阿富汗)andwaskilledinactionthere．Soonafterthat,herhusbandlosthisjob.Theoldmanwasalways2foodandclothes．AndonawinternighthewentoutalonewhenSaryawasasleep.Thenextmorninghewas3deadinacoldlake.Andhisworn-outcoatwas4inatreenotfaraway.Saryawasso5thatshenearlytookherownlife.Thingsgotworseandworseafterthat.Shealwayslivedinhungerandcold.Shehadhopedthatthegovernment(政府)couldhelpherbutshe6.Itwasacoldwindynight.Theoldwomancouldn't7asleepatall.Shehadtogetup.ShedecidedtowritealettertoGod（神）,askingfor8.ShewishedGodtogiveher100rubles(卢布),soshecouldbuysomefoodforherself.Whenshe9writingit,shefoundshehadno10.Shehadtoputthe11atacrossing.12thenextmorningapolicemanfoundtheletter.Hereadittohiscomrades．Theywereallso13thattheygatheredsomerublesandsentthemtothepooroldwoman.AtfirstGrannySaryawashappy.Butaftershe14themoney,shebecame15andsaid,“I'mtoldthatallthingsthataretouchedbythepolicemanwillbeonlyahalfleft!”1.A.sentB.ranawayC.wassentD.escaped2.A.worriedaboutB.pleasedwithC.thinkingaboutD.hearingof3.A.knownB.foundC.toldD.fallen4.A.putB.hangedC.shownD.hung5.A.sadB.happyC.tiredD.clever6.A.succeededB.failedC.wonD.lost7.A.goB.fallC.getD.help8.A.coatsB.foodC.housesD.help9.A.endedB.startedC.finishedD.enjoyed10.A.stampB.moneyC.penD.paper11.A.foodB.letterC.coatD.rubles12.A.BadlyB.CarefullyC.LuckilyD.Wonderfully13.A.excitedB.movedC.amazedD.surprised14.A.sawB.receivedC.gaveD.counted15.A.angryB.thankfulC.helpfulD.worried名师点评这是一个黑色幽默，饥寒交迫的老妇，万般无奈，只好求助于上帝，帮助她的不是上帝而是警察，可警察在人们心中的印象却是“凡被警察碰过的只有一半被留下”，可悲！答案简析1.C。被派去打仗了，要用被动语态。2.A。于是，老人总为自己的衣、食而担心。C很具有迷惑性。但它的意思指“考虑”，没有A准确。3.B。第二天，他被发现死在冰冷的湖里。4.D。他的衣服被挂在树上。hang–hanged–hanged此时的hang作“绞死”讲，hang–hung–hung意为“悬挂”。5.A。儿子死了，丈夫没有了，此时她的心情唯有sad来描述。6.B。从but可知政府没有帮助她。fail“没成功”。7.B。fallasleep固定短语，入睡。8.D。她需要食物，衣服，但不可以选A，B，C，而D的外延最广，她需要帮助。9.C。finishwriting写完信。10.A。发现自己没有邮票。从常识不难推断。11.B。上文所提及的那封信。12.C。这是一个巧合，当然对于老妇来说更是一种幸运。所以其他选项不符合意思。13.B。警察们被信的内容所感动。其他选项都不是他们看信后的心情。14.D。开始老人看到钱，当然很高兴，但开始数钱时，她不是这样想了。15.A。她认为警察把她的钱也给拿走了一半，所以生气。63Whenitwasover20yearsago,IfirstmetMr.Andrews,myoldheadmaster.Duringthewar(战争)IwasstudyingatschoolinthenorthofEngland.My1hadjustreturnedtoLondon,andtherewerenot2schoolsleftforchildren.Myfatherhadtogofromoneschooltoanother,tryingto3themtotakemeasapupil.Wehad4toalltheschoolsnearourhome,butnoonewouldtakeme.5,wewenttoaschoolaboutfivekilometers6formhome.Theheadmasterkeptuswaitingforatleast7.Icouldhearboysplayingontheplaygroundoutside.Whentheheadmaster'ssecretary(秘书)letus8hisoffice,Mr.Andrewssaid,"9doyouwanttocomehere?"Ihad10ofsayingsomethingaboutstudying,11nowIcouldn'trememberanything,onlythoughtoftheboysplayingoutside."Idon'tknow12inLondon,"Isaid."I'dliketoplaywith13boys.I'llreadalotofbooks,too.""Allright,"Mr.Andrewssaid."Wehaveoneseat14."Mytwoyearsatthatschoolwere15thehappiestofmylife.1.A.schoolB.familyC.friendsD.parents2.A.goodB.helpfulC.cheapD.enough3...
