Cons(欺騙) happen a lot in our society. It can be hard to know who is really in need and who is trying to exploit(探測) other people’s 1. (kind).
Recently, I was finishing my work at home 2. the dog barked, letting me know someone was at the gate. I rushed to see who 3. was and there I saw a poor, fragile woman in her late fifties. This woman told me a story, “My husband and I live in a slum nearby. We earn 4. living working at construction sites. A few days ago my husband fell down the stairs while 5. (carry) a heavy load. He was badly hurt and he 6. (lie) in bed with a high temperature for the past five days. Please help me! I need to take my husband to a doctor!’’
I felt really bad about her situation 7. was she telling me the truth or trying to cheat me for money? However, I went out with fifty dollars and handed it to her. 8. moment she got the money she burst 9. tears. She took my hand and said, “Thank you so much!”
From her tears I was able to figure that she was really in need of help. I 10. (move) and went back to my work smiling.
1.kindness
2.when
3.it
4.our
5.carrying
6.has lain
7.but
8.The
9.into
10.was moved
【解析】
試題分析：文章講述了一個作者助人為樂的故事。有的時候，我們很難辨別他人是否需要幫助。但是，一個善意之舉也許能夠讓他人感動一些溫暖。
1.考查詞性轉換。名詞所有格后加名詞，kind友善的，名詞是kindness，故填kindness。
2.考查時間狀語從句。when引導時間狀語從句時，從句的動作可以是延續的，也可以是短暫的，when在此意為“這時突然”，故填when。
3.考查指示代詞。當不知道人的性別時，常用it來指代那個人，故填it。
4.考查形容詞性物主代詞。earn one’s living謀生，故填our。
5.考查介詞用法。while作連詞，后加句子；作介詞時，后加動名詞。故填carrying。
6.考查時態。根據for the past five days可知，應該霍思燕現在完成時，故填has lain。
7.考查并列連詞。根據“was she telling me the truth or trying to cheat me for money”可知，前后表示轉折含義，故填but。
8.考查時間狀語從句。the moment一......就......，故填The。
9.考查固定短語。burst into tears突然大哭起來，故填into。
10.考查被動語態。“我”被感動了，I和move是動賓關系，應使用被動語態，故填was moved。
考點：考查名詞；代詞；介詞；狀語從句；固定短語；被動語態
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| C．knew the soup was too hot | D．had never eaten soup |
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Black cabs: London taxi drivers know where they are going even if there are never enough of them at weekends or night.
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| C．lack of cooperation between staff members |
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| A．be patient when queuing before checkout counters |
| B．put up with the rude manners of the staff |
| C．try to control his temper when ill-treated |
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