11．The night fell heavy in the heights of the mountains and the man could not see anything．Allwasblack．The moon and the stars were（41）Aby the clouds．As he was climbingonlya  fewfeet  away from the top of the mountain，he suddenly （42）Band fell into the air，falling at
great（43）B．He could only see black spots as he went down，and the（44）Csensation（感覺）of being pulled by gravity grew more and more（45）D
He  （46）Dfalling，and in the moments of great（47）C，it came to his mind all the good  and bad （48）A pf his life．He was thinking now about how（49）Adeath was getting（50）Call of a sudden he felt the rope tied to his waist puli him very hard．His body was hanging in the air．
（51）Bthe rope was holding him and in that moment of （52）D he could do nothing but（53）B："Help me!Help me!God"．Suddenly a deep voice coming from the sky answered，"What do you want me to do？""Save me，God．"
"Do you really think I can save you？"
"Of course!I（54）Cyou can．"
"Then（55）Athe rope tied to your waist．"
There was a moment of silence and the man  decided to （56）D the rope with all his  strength．
The next day people found the climber dead and （57）A，his body hanging from a rope，his hands holding tight to it．Only one foot away from the （58）C．
And we？How（59）Dwe are to the rope tied to our waist？Sometimes we are always tied to What we take as the only（60）B．Maybe we should have a try to let oueselves  go．

41．A．coveredB．filledC．brokenD．polluted
42．A．stoodB．slippedC．stoppedD．risked
43．A．lengthB．speedC．depthD．width
44．A．a(chǎn)mazingB．sensitiveC．terribleD．confusing
45．A．energeticB．distantC．regularD．powerful
46．A．sankB．observedC．heardD．kept
47．A．excitementB．peaceC．terrorD．calmness
48．A．experiencesB．dreamsC．disadvantagesD．crossroads
49．A．closeB．oppositeC．fierceD．long
50．A．a(chǎn)sB．becauseC．whenD．a(chǎn)fter
51．A．ButB．OnlyC．NowhereD．Actually
52．A．patienceB．a(chǎn)ppreciationC．excitementD．stillness
53．A．figureB．screamC．recognizeD．present
54．A．wishB．suggestC．believeD．order
55．A．cutB．occupyC．brakeD．handle
56．A．pull upB．back outC．take offD．hold onto
57．A．frozenB．calmC．exhaustedD．reliable
58．A．topB．heavenC．groundD．destination
59．A．a(chǎn)ddictedB．a(chǎn)ttractedC．a(chǎn)doptedD．a(chǎn)ttached
60．A．routeB．dependenceC．goalD．intelligence

分析 一名男子在山頂摔了下來，上帝用繩子吊住了他并讓他剪短繩子，男子不相信他仍然堅持不放手，于是第二天他的尸體被人發(fā)現(xiàn)，距地面僅有一足之隔．這個故事告訴我們要勇于放手，不過分依賴．

解答 41-45 ABBCD  46-50 DCAAC   51-55 BDBCA    56-60 DACDB
41．A．考查動詞．由All was black，一切都是黑的，可推知是云蓋住了月亮和星星，故選A．
42．B．考查動詞．由上文他在山頂，并且 fell into the air，可知是滑倒了，故選B．
43．B．考查名詞．由下文He could only see black spots，他只能看到黑點(diǎn)，可知他下落速度很快，故選B．
44．C．考查形容詞．向下落肯定是恐怖的感覺，故選C．
45．D．考查形容詞．因?yàn)橄侣渌俣群芸�，因此重力的作用很�?qiáng)，故選D．
46．D．考查動詞．由語境可知他繼續(xù)下落，故選D．
47．C．考查名詞．很容易推知這個下落的時刻是恐怖的，故選C．
48．A．考查名詞．由句意可知，他在向下落的時候腦海中回放著許多過去的經(jīng)歷，故選A．
49．A．考查形容詞．由文意可知他在下落，因此死亡距他很近，故選A．
50．C．考查連詞．a(chǎn)ll of a sudden he felt the rope tied to his waist puli him very hard與前面一句話是同時發(fā)生的，引導(dǎo)時間狀語從句用when，故選C．
51．B．考查副詞．由語境可知只有一根繩子綁住他的身體，故選B．
52．D．考查名詞．由語境可推知實(shí)際上他什么也不能做，actually，故選D．
53．B．考查動詞．由語境可推知實(shí)際上他除了恐懼也不能做，故選B．
54．C．考查動詞．由下文男子回答Of course，可知男子相信上帝可以幫他，故選C．
55．A．考查動詞．由下文文意以及最后一句Maybe we should have a try to let oueselves  go．我們應(yīng)該學(xué)著放手，可知上帝是讓他切斷繩子，故選A．
56．D．考查短語．由下文his body hanging from a rope，可知他仍然選擇把身子掛在繩子上，故選D．
57．A．考查形容詞．可推知在山上過了一晚應(yīng)該是凍僵了，故選A．
58．C．考查名詞．由語境可知他的身體離地面很近，只有一只腳的距離，故選C．
59．D．考查動詞．由句意可知，我們也像這個男子，把自己系在繩子上，attach..to…，連接，故選D．
60．B．考查名詞．由句意可知，我們經(jīng)常綁著我們依賴的東西，故選B．

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