Eleven-year-old Angela had something wrong with her nervous system（神經(jīng)系統(tǒng)）.She was

unable to      36     .In fact, she could hardly make any     37     .Although she believed that she had a        38      chance of recovering, the doctors said that      39     ,if any, could come back to normal after getting this disease. Having heard this, the little girl was not         40        .There, lying in her hospital bed, she           41           that no matter what the doctors said, her going back to school was

     42    .

She was moved to a specialized health center, and whatever method could be tried was used. Still she would not       43      . It seemed that she was      44     .The doctors were all fond of her and

taught her about      45     that she could make it . Every day Angela would lie there,      46     doing

her mental exercise.

One day,     47    she was imagining  her legs moving again, it seemed as though a miracle（奇跡）happened: The bed began to    48    ! “Look what I’m doing! Look! I can do it! I moved!

I moved! ”she         49         .

Of course, at this very moment everyone else in the hospital was      50        .More importantly, they were running     51       safely.

People were crying, and equipment was       52         .You see, it was an earthquake. But don’t

53    that to Angela. She has     54       that she did it, just as she had never doubted that she would recover. And now only a few years later, She’s back in school. You see, to such a person who can       55          the earth, such a disease is a small  problem, isn’t it?

 

 36．A．see                    B．hear                    C．talk                     D．walk

37．A．progress              B．difference            C．movement           D．a(chǎn)chievement

38．A．poor                   B．good                   C．little                    D．special

39．A．few                    B．a(chǎn)ll                       C．some                  D．most

40．A．satisfied              B．delighted              C．surprised             D．discouraged

41．A．insisted               B．sighed                 C．feared                 D．promised

42．A．true                    B．doubtful              C．certain                D．impossible

43．A．get up                 B．give up                C．turn up                D．stand up

44．A．disappointed        B．proud                  C．troubled              D．undefeatable

45．A．thinking               B．expecting             C．pretending           D．imagining

46．A．sadly                   B．madly                  C．carefully              D．faithfully

47．A．a(chǎn)s                       B．since                   C．a(chǎn)fter                   D．before

48．A．fly                      B．move                  C．roll                     D．speak

49．A．jumped                B．wondered            C．screamed            D．recovered

50．A．frightened            B．pleased                C．touched               D．encouraged

51．A．in                       B．by                       C．for                      D．with

52．A．rising                  B．falling                  C．missing               D．gathering

53．A．tell                      B．do                       C．give                    D．show

54．A．noticed                B．supposed             C．believed               D．discovered

55．A．push                   B．shock                  C．shake                  D．save

解析：

36．D．本題可以從后文提到的幾個線索去考慮。The doctors said that 39, if any, could come back to no…, Having heard this, the little girl…從這兩句就說明她能聽也能說，否則就不能和醫(yī)生交流；還有her going back to…以及下幾個自然段里多次出現(xiàn)move一詞，就能知道他是不能走動的。

37．C．本題和36題相輔相成，因為生病所以不能走路甚至更嚴重的是根本就不能動。本題很容易造成如：make progress或make achievement這樣常見的短語考生脫離了語境的聯(lián)系，片面地選擇A或D。

38．B．小姑娘非常堅強，執(zhí)著，對自己非常有信心，所以才認為自己康復(fù)的機會很大。Have/stand a good/fair chance of…大有…的希望。

39。A．雖然（although)小女孩自己很有信心，但醫(yī)生知道康復(fù)的機率是很小的，很少有人能好起來。

40．D．從上下文可以看出小女孩從來就沒有氣餒，即使是知道了醫(yī)生說的真相后仍然那么堅強自信，所以選D。C答案的語境不對，這里她的反應(yīng)不止是吃驚，要表現(xiàn)她的堅強就要用D答案。

41．A．本題還是圍繞著“堅強，自信”這個主題展開的，無論醫(yī)生怎么說，她都堅持相信總有一天她會回到學(xué)校。sigh是嘆息，表渴望的時候應(yīng)該是sigh for；fear與題意相差太遠而且與主題違背;promise承諾，答應(yīng)做什么事情，不符合題意。

42.C.本題和39，40題一起，三個題息息相關(guān)，在同一個語境中，表達的內(nèi)涵一樣都體現(xiàn)了小女孩堅強自信的良好品質(zhì)，所以她才認為她的病必好，她能上學(xué)。

43．B．根據(jù)題意得知，所有能夠用的方法都試過了，似乎還沒有效果，但小女孩心中的信念仍然那么強烈，她還沒有放棄。這里一直是圍繞著文章主題展開的。此題易誤選D，從文中看出她離康復(fù)還有很遠的路。

44．D．本題還是圍繞文章主題展開。盡管所有方法都用過了，盡管沒有效果，但他仍然沒有放棄，因此“不可打敗的”。

45．D．從下文47題所在的句子中能夠看出答案。

46．D．從文章的主題來分析小女孩應(yīng)該是從來不放棄任何一個可能的機會的，所以他才會“忠實的”做著醫(yī)生交給她的mental exercise.本題也要從文章的主題出發(fā)，他康復(fù)正是由于她的韌力才得以出現(xiàn)奇跡，所以光小心（carefully）還不夠表達文章所要表達的主題。

47．A．從文中可以看出是當他正在做的時候才感覺的，而as引導(dǎo)的時間狀語從句就是“一邊…一邊”。

48．B．從前面37題可以知道她原來是不能動的，經(jīng)過很長時間的mental exercise,在地震的作用下，她以為是自己是動了的。而且后文中有：look, what I’m doing …,可以看出選B。

49。C.從文中l(wèi)ook, what I’m doing …,可以看出她因為激動所以喊叫出來。

50．A．從后文知道：床在動是因為發(fā)生了地震，因此很容易判斷是所有人都很驚慌。

51．C.這里指發(fā)生了地震他們逃跑的目的是為了安全。

52．B．根據(jù)題意可以得知因為發(fā)生了地震，在抖動中，設(shè)備，儀器應(yīng)該是掉下來。

53．A.從文中可以看出，所有人都知道是地震引發(fā)了move,但為了鼓勵她，不至于打消他的積極性，不能告訴她實情的真相，故選A. show是教，出示等含義。

54．C．從后句中的never doubted可知答案。

55．C．最后一句是一個很幽默的句子，因為在地震中：the earth shake,所以作者幽默地把地震造成的震動當作是小女孩造成的，所以用shake.

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