第一节（共20小题：每小题1.5分，满分30分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
It was a snowy, dark winter’s night during my freshman year of college. I was at the local 41 drinking alcohol with my friends. My body was starting to feel 42 . My brain was numb. My vision was getting a bit unclear. I felt like I could throw up at any second. Not wanting to embarrass myself in front of my friends, I said I was heading back to the 43 and walked out of the bar.
I was terribly 44 . To save time, I took a side street through town. The 45 part of my journey lay ahead. Our campus was in the mountains of West Virginia and the dormitory I lived in was built at the 46 of a long, steep hill. I looked up 47 at it and started to walk up the sidewalk. Suddenly, I fell, face down in the 48 . The sidewalk was covered with ice beneath. I had caught myself with my hands, 49 , I sprained (扭伤) both wrists. My head nearly cracked into the concrete. I got up again, took two more steps and was down more heavily again. This time my 50 was broken and started bleeding through my blue jeans. I could see some students near the top of the hill 51 me as they watched me fall again and again. “How 52 ! I must look like the stupidest guy in the world!” The steepest part of the hill was 53 ahead too and I didn’t know how I was going to get up it 54 seriously hurting myself. I struggled to my feet, and then, all at once, my steps seemed to get steadier. I was no longer falling. Slowly, step by step I 55 it to the top of the hill safely. I decided to give up 56 soon after that and have never missed it since.
I can’t tell if I had some unseen help from God to make me keep 57 on that cold night, but I know this life can often seem like a long, icy 58 that we must stumble (蹒跚) our way up. Why not 59 all your courage to make it? If you do, you might find the hill isn’t quite so steep. If you do, you might even find yourself 60 instead of slipping.
完形填空
41-45 BCADC 46-50 CABDB 51-55 ACDAC 56-60 BCDBA
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
It was a snowy, dark winter’s night during my freshman year of college. I was at the local 41 drinking alcohol with my friends. My body was starting to feel 42 . My brain was numb. My vision was getting a bit unclear. I felt like I could throw up at any second. Not wanting to embarrass myself in front of my friends, I said I was heading back to the 43 and walked out of the bar.
I was terribly 44 . To save time, I took a side street through town. The 45 part of my journey lay ahead. Our campus was in the mountains of West Virginia and the dormitory I lived in was built at the 46 of a long, steep hill. I looked up 47 at it and started to walk up the sidewalk. Suddenly, I fell, face down in the 48 . The sidewalk was covered with ice beneath. I had caught myself with my hands, 49 , I sprained (扭伤) both wrists. My head nearly cracked into the concrete. I got up again, took two more steps and was down more heavily again. This time my 50 was broken and started bleeding through my blue jeans. I could see some students near the top of the hill 51 me as they watched me fall again and again. “How 52 ! I must look like the stupidest guy in the world!” The steepest part of the hill was 53 ahead too and I didn’t know how I was going to get up it 54 seriously hurting myself. I struggled to my feet, and then, all at once, my steps seemed to get steadier. I was no longer falling. Slowly, step by step I 55 it to the top of the hill safely. I decided to give up 56 soon after that and have never missed it since.
I can’t tell if I had some unseen help from God to make me keep 57 on that cold night, but I know this life can often seem like a long, icy 58 that we must stumble (蹒跚) our way up. Why not 59 all your courage to make it? If you do, you might find the hill isn’t quite so steep. If you do, you might even find yourself 60 instead of slipping.
| 41. A. cinema | B. bar | C. hospital | D. hotel |
| 42. A. comfortable | B. frozen | C. sick | D. turned off |
| 43. A. dormitory | B. library | C. classroom | D. toilet |
| 44. A. tired | B. bored | C. thirsty | D. drunk |
| 45. A. shortest | B. easiest | C. worst | D. best |
| 46. A. beginning | B. end | C. top | D. bottom |
| 47. A. hopelessly | B. expectedly | C. delightedly | D. confidently |
| 48. A. water | B. snow | C. soil | D. grass |
| 49. A. before | B. however | C. since | D. therefore |
| 50. A. nose | B. knee | C. head | D. finger |
| 51. A. laughing at | B. nodding to | C. smiling at | D. waving to |
| 52. A. amusing | B. amazing | C. embarrassing | D. interesting |
| 53. A. even | B. already | C. almost | D. still |
| 54. A. instead of | B. in case of | C. apart from | D. due to |
| 55. A. got | B. arrived | C. made | D. failed |
| 56. A. jogging | B. drinking | C. climbing | D. studying |
| 57. A. depressed | B. confused | C. safe | D. dangerous |
| 58. A. shortcut | B. alley | C. sidewalk | D. hill |
| 59. A. take back | B. pick up | C. give off | D. set off |
| 60. A. dancing | B. singing | C. struggling | D. sleeping |
41-45 BCADC 46-50 CABDB 51-55 ACDAC 56-60 BCDBA
