第二節(jié)、完形填空（共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分）
My grandmother has been suffering from a bad cough these days.  36 old people seem to get diseases often, I got  37 about my grandmother when a friend told me about her grandfather  38  a stroke and diabetes.
I  39  my grandmother every day asking about her sleep, her diet or what she buys, to  40  she is all right. It is now that I  41  how much my family   42  to me. Remembering my grandma cooking dinner for me, I am  43  to find that if I think about it, there are lots of things that move me to  44  . I found that my dad was taking   45  of the roses in my bedroom to make sure they were  46  when I went back from school on the   47  . On the Sunday , my parents take me   48  to campus and gave me fruits, snacks, and drinks as if nothing was  49  at college.
But I   50   none of this before. I used to phone them if I had problems and would   51   without a thank-you as soon as I got the   52  . My grandma’s problem   53   me of how important family is. The world is attractive to us teenagers and we seem to have a great career to pursue and many   54  . But most important of all, we have a   55    to care for and love for.
36.A.Unless                     B Although              C.Until                 D.D.Whether
37.A.bored                      B.delighted              C.disappointed            D.worried
38.A.having                    B.considering           C.curing                     D.governing
39.A.write                       B.save                     C.call                         D.dream
40.A.carry out                 B.make sure             C.point out                 D.put forward
41.A.realize                     B.miss                     C.regret                      D.doubt
42.A.excites                    B.touches                C.means                     D.encourages
43.A.amazed                   B.interested             C.frightened               D.annoyed
44.A.thanks                     B.sweaters               C.tears                       D.hopes
45.A.fun                         B.part                     C.hold                        D.care
46.A.worse                      B.friendly                C.valuable                  D.lovely
47.A.space                      B weekend               C.time                        D.place
48.A.back                       B.right                    C.straight                   D.away
49.A.beneficial                B.cheap                   C.available                 D.comfortable
50.A.noticed                    B.accepted               C.adapted                   D.performed
51.A.show up                  B.hang up                C.burn up                   D.bring up
52.A.agreement               B.decision               C.exchange                 D.solution
53.A.reminds                   B.informs                C.approves                 D.robs
54.A.impressions        B.invitations      C.responsibilities        D.explanations
55.A life                         B.family                  C.friend                     D.soldier

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