第三節(jié)完形填空(共20小題；每小題l.5分，滿分30分)
閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給各題的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)(A、B、C和D)中，選出可以填人空白處
的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。
Not long before，my daughler,s shoes were scratched(劃破)with a knife．She burst illto
tears。I took them to the shoemakel,s．
The young apprentice(學(xué)徒)glanced at the   21   and said，“Nothing I can do except
22   the upper．”
His master looked at them and said，“If you   23   me，1 will add more scratches on both the shoes．”
1 was  24  and asked why．
He explained，“As if the opening were made  25  for a special style．”
I didn’t fully understand him，  26  I deeided to leave thc shoes。
Two days later i dropped by from work to   27  the shoes．  I found more scratches on each
shoe；all the openings were patched(縫補(bǔ))by soft red leather；the stitches(針腳)were twisted
with the appearance looking more  28 and interesting than ever．I couldn，t help praising the
master,s   29 ．
Another time，my sister,s blouse was torn，leaving a large opening．My wife checked it
30  and then said，“Let me take it home and  31  it．”
Three days later，seeing it again，1 was greatly 32 ：all the tom parts took on a look of
ice crystal(水晶)；attached to it was a snowman made of flowery rags．I sighed with  33．
“It,s amazing!”
“1 was  34  by that shoemaker．Patches are supposed to be  35 ．but a skilJful  craftsman(工匠)can make it take on a kind of  36 ，”replied my wife．
Her words inspired me more：perfection is impossible to achieve in   37   ；patches appear
in the  38   of injury，disability or disease．Since you c an，t change the existence of wound．you
should not 39  people,s sympathy by disclosing the wound，which is meaningless．Just sew the
40  by patches and produce a most beautifld flower on it，and that is the significance of life．
21．A．scar        B．opening           C．hole         D．mark
22． A．replace      B．remove       C．throw       D．tear
23． A．tell         B．show         C．a(chǎn)gree      D．trust
24． A．delighted    B．confused     C．excited     D．a(chǎn)stonistled
25．A．on purpose      B．by chance    C．in particular     D．in turn
26．A．so         B．a(chǎn)nd       C．a(chǎn)s      D．but
27．A．bring      B．collect    C．see D．retum
28．A．ugly       B．strange     C．1ovely         D．familiar
29．A．skill    B．drill         C．performance       D．techniaue
30. A.anxiously    B．suddenly    C．carefully       D．delightly
31．A．wash    B．iron      C．save          D．mend
32．A．puzzled        B．disappointed    C． surprised D．touched
33．A．a(chǎn)nger        B．regret    C．praise D．care
34．A．encouraged    B．inspired    C．moved      D．a(chǎn)ttracted
35．A．common       B．beautiful     C．ugly      D．rare
36．A．difference     B．perfection    C．newness    D.change
37．A．future        B．mind       C．1ife           D．place
38. A.form         B.name          C.shape           D.need
39．A．treat     B．a(chǎn)ccept     C．ignore      D．expect
40．A．wound     B．pain       C．injury      D．disability

21．B  22.A  23.D  24．B   25.A  26．D  27．B  28．C  29.A  30．C
31．D  32.C  33.C  34．B    35．C  36.B   37.C  38．A  39．D  40.A 
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