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   Another of my childhood fears was that I would get lost, __45  on the way home from school.Every morning I got on the school bus right near my home—that was no__46  .After school, __47  ,when all the buses were__48   up along the street,I was afraid that I'd get on the wrong one and be taken to some__49   neighbourhood.On school or family trips to a park or a museum,I wouldn't__50   the leaders out of my sight.

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   One of the processes(過程) of growing up is being able to __55 and overcome our fears.Understanding the things that frightened us as children helps us achieve greater success later in life.

36. A. way         B. time           C. place         D. reason

37. A. wounded     B. destroyed      C. surprised     D. frightened

38. A. quietness   B. darkness       C. emptiness     D. loneliness

39. A. got         B. forced         C. made          D. caused

40. A. spirit      B. height         C. body          D. shape

41. A. eye         B. window         C. mouth         D. door

42. A. breath      B. wind           C. air           D. sound

43. A. belief      B. feeling        C. imagination   D. doubt

44. A. lay         B. hide           C. rest          D. lie

45. A. especially  B. simply         C. probably      D. directly

46. A. discussion  B. problem        C. joke          D. matter

47. A. though      B. yet            C. although      D. still

48. A. called      B. backed         C. lined         D. packed

49. A. old         B. crowded        C. poor          D. unfamiliar

50. A. leave       B. let            C. order         D. send

51. A. above       B. in             C. of            D. at

52. A. protected   B. guided         C. believed      D. accepted

53. A. then        B. there          C. once          D. anyway

54. A. strict      B. powerful       C. heavy         D. right

55. A. realize     B. remember       C. recognize     D. recover

36---55   ADBCD   ABCDA   BACDB   CDABC     


解析:

36.way的意思是“狀況,情況”,后接定語從句things looked and sounded in my familiar room at night……,省略了in which或that。這個短語的意思是“在夜里,我熟悉的房間里的東西看上去和聽起來的狀況”。答案為A。

37.frightened的意思是“嚇唬,使害怕”。本篇短文主要講述了童年時所產(chǎn)生的恐懼感。這是一個強調(diào)句,對主語the strange way things looked and sounded in myfamiliar room at night進行強調(diào)。wounded的意思是“使受傷”;destroyed的意思是“毀壞”;surprised的意思是“使吃驚”。答案為D。

38.根據(jù)上文中的at night和下文中的a streetlight or passing car lights可以判斷出房間里并不是一片漆黑。quietness的意思是“安靜”;emptiness的意思是“空”;loneliness的意思是“寂寞”,均不合語意。答案為B。

39.根據(jù)這幾個動詞的用法可以確定答案:got ,forced和caused后接帶to的不定式;made后接不帶to的不定式。take on前面沒有to,所以要選made作為答案。答案為C。 

40.shape“形狀”。路燈和過路汽車照射進房間的光線使懸掛在椅子上的衣服呈現(xiàn)出野獸的形狀。spirit的意思是“靈魂”;height的意思是“高度”;body的意思是“身體”。答案為D。 

41.由于恐懼,作者不敢正眼看房間里的東西,而是偷偷的從眼角看東西。由于平時考生遇到out of the corner of時,后面往往接street, room等表示位置的詞,所以一些考生選了window或door,沒有正確理解作者當(dāng)時的心理狀態(tài)。答案為A。

42.根據(jù)所提供的情境the curtains seem to move可以確定答案。作者看到當(dāng)時房間里沒有風(fēng)(wind),而窗簾似乎在動,這更加劇了作者的恐懼感。breath, air或sound都不會引起窗簾來回的活動。答案為B。

43.所給的四個選項都是表示心理狀態(tài)的詞。belief的意思是“信念”;feeling的意思是“感情”;imagination的意思是“想象”;doubt的意思是“懷疑”。根據(jù)我們的經(jīng)驗,人們在看到使自己恐懼的東西時,會引起各種想象,浮想聯(lián)翩。答案為C。 

44.根據(jù)作者在這段所講述的故事里可以判斷出,這是作者躺在床上看到的情景。lie very still的意思是“躺著一動不動”。lay是及物動詞,后接賓語,意思是“放置”。答案為D。 

45.especially的意思是“特別地”,表示比較。與其他情況相比,在放學(xué)回家的路上更害怕迷路。答案為A。 

46.no problem的意思是“沒問題”。由于上學(xué)時,公共汽車就在家門口,所以不會發(fā)生問題。答案為B。 

47.注意區(qū)別though與although的用法:though除了作連詞引導(dǎo)讓步狀語從句外,還可以作副詞,意思是“然而”。although只作連詞,不作副詞。yet含有“然而”的意思時,是并列連詞,后接句子。still作副詞的意思是“仍然”,不合語意。答案為A。

48.lined up的意思是“排成一行”。放學(xué)時,所有的汽車都沿街排成一行,使作者害怕坐錯車。答案為C。 

49.作者在這段講述的是自己害怕迷路,所以這里指的是害怕公共汽車把自己帶到一個陌生的地方去。crowded的意思是“擁擠的”。答案為D。 

50.let后接副詞短語作賓語補足語。在老師或家長帶作者去公園或博物館游玩或參觀時,他不讓老師或家長離開自己的視線。答案為B。 

51.介詞of表示“其中的”。all后接定語從句I had……。答案為C。

52.(being)accepted by others在這句話的意思是“被別人領(lǐng)養(yǎng)”。在作者所有的恐懼里,使他最害怕的大概是失去愛或被別人領(lǐng)養(yǎng)。作者擔(dān)心自己失去父母的愛,而被父母遺棄。A項protected“保護”;B項guided“引導(dǎo)”;C項believed“認為”均不合適。答案為D。

53.then的意思是“那時”,指自己的童年時。答案為A。

54.根據(jù)所提供的情境Being popular was so important to me then中的important可以確定答案。powerful的意思是“強有力的”。與受到別人的喜歡相比,失去父母的愛的恐懼更加強大。答案為B。

55.成長的其中一個過程是有能力認識和克服自己的恐懼。recognize的意思是“認識到”。只有認識到自己的恐懼,才能克服它們。realize的意思是“實現(xiàn)”。答案為C。

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