There are times when people are so tired that they fall asleep almost anywhere. We can see a lot of people sleeping on the bus or train on their way home __小題1:__ work in the evening. A man will be reading the newspaper, and seconds later it appears as if he is trying to eat it. Or he will fall asleep on the shoulder of the stranger sitting next to him. Another place where __小題2:__ (plan) short sleep goes on is in the lecture hall __小題3:__ a student will start snoring so loudly that the professor has to ask __小題4:__ student to shake the sleeper awake. A more _小題5:__ (embarrass) situation occurs when a student starts falling into sleep and __小題6:__ weight of the head pushes the arm off the desk, and the movement carries the rest of the body along. The student wakes up on the floor with no memory of getting there. The __小題7:_ (bad) time to fall asleep is when driving. Police reports are full of accidents that occur when people fall into sleep and go off the road. __小題8:__ the drivers are lucky, they are not seriously hurt. One woman’s car, for example, went into the river. She woke up in four feet of water and thought that it __小題9:__ (rain). When people are really tired, __小題10:__ will stop them from falling asleep — no matter where they are.

小題1:from /after       
小題2:unplanned     
小題3: where    
小題4:another           
小題5:embarrassing
小題6:the           
小題7:worst     
小題8:If        
小題9:was raining      
小題10:nothing

試題分析：本文講述了人在疲憊不堪的時候，沒有什么事情能夠阻止他們?nèi)胨�。并舉了很多滑稽恐怖的例子來說明這個觀點。
小題1:from /after前句“在回家的路上”說明他們是下班以后，固定詞組：下班after work.
小題2:unplanned 根據(jù)前句he will fall asleep on the shoulder of the stranger sitting next to him說明這些人隨時都會睡著，那么都是在沒有計劃unplanned的情況之下發(fā)生的事情。
小題3:where 考查定語從句，后面的短語從句的句子很完整，故使用where引導(dǎo)定語從句修飾先行詞the lecture hall。
小題4:another   根據(jù)上文的a student睡著，可知教授要求另外一個學(xué)生把他叫醒。Another另外一個。
小題5:embarrassing 上文所舉的在課上打呼嚕的事情是一件令人尷尬的事情，embarrassing令人尷尬的。
小題6:the   用定冠詞the特指the head的重量。
小題7:worst   上面的例子是在課堂上所發(fā)生的，可能不會產(chǎn)生可怕的結(jié)果，下面所舉的例子是開車時睡著了，s是與生命有關(guān)的事情，那是最為糟糕的事情。故使用最高級worst。
小題8:If        根據(jù)后半句they are not seriously hurt沒有人收到嚴(yán)重的傷害，那么前面是條件句，如果運氣好。
小題9:was raining  根據(jù)上文她的車掉進(jìn)了水里，她在醒來的時候以為是在下雨。
小題10: nothing 當(dāng)人們在疲憊的時候，沒有什么能夠阻止他們?nèi)胨?br />點評：本文講述了人在疲憊不堪的時候，沒有什么事情能夠阻止他們?nèi)胨�。并舉了很多滑稽恐怖的例子來說明這個觀點�？疾榱丝忌谏舷挛闹羞\用語法和理解文章的能力，要求對時態(tài)，詞匯有較多的儲備。
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