5．I had spent about 5years working in a booth，across which was a wonderful comedian and actor．
His name was Moonie and his skit（滑稽短�。﹚as done using （41）D but gestures and noises instead of words．I remember watching his shows and always being （42）C．Even when he was having a （43）A day，he always （44）Cto keep things fun，lively and flesh．That's a very （45）Bthing to do considering I watched him do the same skits several times a day for 5years．
When I heard it would be his last year performing at the fair，I wanted to （46）B，him for all the amazing shows he had done on that stage across from the （47）C where I worked．He was standing with the crowd after one of his last shows of the day，and （48）D each person dropped a （49）B into his big basket，he was pointing at them with a big （50）A and then saying"…No．You're the greatest!"to each one．
I （51）C him and dropped 20into his （52）B，and he turned to me，smiling very brightly，pointing and （53）A with another"…No，you're the greatest!"So I looked at him directly then，and said，"No，Moonie，you are the （54）C．I have been watching your shows for （55）D years，and I just wanted to say"Thank you"for the years of （56）Ashows that you have given me．"
The look on his face said that he was truly touched by that （57）D．Then he politely asked me    what my name was and asked to shake my hand．I （58）Band we shared a very deep moment of mu-tual（相互的）respect and （59）C．
I walked away smiling broadly，（60）A  I know he did too．

41．A．somethingB．a(chǎn)nythingC．everythingD．nothing
42．A．disappointedB．puzzledC．a(chǎn)musedD．surprised
43．A．badB．pleasantC．busyD．funny
44．A．decidedB．refusedC．managedD．promised
45．A．easyB．hardC．commonD．different
46．A．payB．thankC．inviteD．change
47．A．companyB．theaterC．boothD．stage
48．A．becauseB．thoughC．ifD．a(chǎn)s
49．A．ticketB．tipC．cardD．gift
50．A．smileB．noiseC．gestureD．word
51．A．felt sorry forB．paid attention toC．got close toD．caught sight of
52．A．walletB．basketC．hatD．pocket
53．A．continuedB．welcomedC．disturbedD．concluded
54．A．funniestB．busiestC．greatestD．hardest
55．A．twoB．threeC．fourD．five
56．A．a(chǎn)mazingB．similarC．cheapD．familiar
57．A．donationB．suggestionC．behaviourD．comment．
58．A．refusedB．a(chǎn)cceptedC．a(chǎn)nsweredD．hesitated，
59．A．interestB．excitementC．thankfulnessD．pity．
60．A．a(chǎn)ndB．butC．forD．so

分析 本文屬于說明文，主要通過介紹自己認識的一個滑稽劇朋友Moonie，以及與他相處的一些事件來說明他的樂觀精神鼓舞著作者．

解答 41-45DCACB 46-50BCDBA 51-55CBACD 56-60ADBCA
41．D．考查代詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．根據(jù)下文"but gestures and noises instead of words．"可知此處指的是，他的滑稽短劇只不過是通過手勢和聲音來完成，而不是通過語言．nothing but只有，只不過．故選D．
42．C．考查動詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．根據(jù)前一句可知此處指的是我總是被逗笑了．a(chǎn)muse使發(fā)笑．故選C．
43．A．考查形容詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．根據(jù)后半句可知此處指的是，他即使是在糟糕的一天中也設(shè)法讓生活很有趣．bad糟糕的．故選A．
44．C．考查動詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．manage設(shè)法．根據(jù)前一題解析可知選C．
45．B．考查形容詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．根據(jù)前一句可知這是很難做到的事情．hard困難的．故選B．
46．B．考查動詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．根據(jù)后半句描述，可知此處指的是我要為此去感謝他．thank感謝．故選B．
47．C．考查名詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．根據(jù)前文I had spent about 5 years working in a booth，可知我是在一個貨攤工作．故選C．
48．D．考查連詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．結(jié)合語境可知此處指的是在人們向他的籃子中投擲小費時，他臉帶微笑的指著他們，對他們說："不，你是最棒的．"as，當…時，表示伴隨性狀態(tài)，故選D．
49．B．考查名詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．根據(jù)短文可知描述，可知此處指的是人們在向他支付小費．tip小費．故選B．
50．A．考查名詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．結(jié)合常識可知，別人給你小費，當然要笑顏以對了．故選A．
51．C．考查動詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．根據(jù)后半句可知此處指的是我接近他，get close to接近．其他選項不符語境．故選C．
52．B．考查名詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．聯(lián)系前文"into his big basket"可知此處指的是把小費投進籃子中．故選B．
53．A．考查動詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．聯(lián)系前文描述，可知此處指的是繼續(xù)用另一句話說．continue繼續(xù)．故選A．
54．C．考查形容詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．根據(jù)前文"…No，you're the greatest!"可知我說的是，"不，你才是最棒的．"故選C．
55．D．考查數(shù)詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．根據(jù)前文"I had spent about 5 years working in a booth，"可知我在這兒工作了五年，也就看了他五年的表演．故選D．
56．A．考查形容詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．結(jié)合語境可知此處作者說的是對他的表演的贊美之詞．a(chǎn)mazing令人驚奇的．故選A．
57．D．考查名詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．根據(jù)上一段描述，可知他被我的評價感動了．comment評價．故選D．
58．B．考查動詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．根據(jù)下文"we shared a very deep moment of mu-tual（相互的）respect"可知接受了他的邀請．a(chǎn)ccept接受．故選B．
59．C．考查名詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．根據(jù)短文描述，可知我們之間是相互充滿了敬意與感激．thankfulness感激．故選C．
60．A．考查連詞的詞義辨析和語境理解．句意：我笑瞇瞇地走開了，我知道他也是這樣．上下文之間是并列關(guān)系，and在肯定句中表示并列．故選A．

點評 完形填空是考查語篇的理解能力和語言知識的應(yīng)用能力．解題時，要在理解文章的前提下，充分考慮語境和上下文之間的聯(lián)系．不要孤立地看一個詞或一個空本身，很多答案是可以在文章中找到參考線索的．

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But what can be the explanation for these remarkable similarities？Is it all pure coincidence，or is the explanation in some way genetic？Research into the lives of twins is forcing some experts to admit that our personalities may be at least partly due to'nature'．On the other hand，analysts are also anxious to emphasise that incredible coincidences do happen all the time，not just in the lives of twins．
73．The case of Grace and Virginia Kennedy （Para.1）is to show thatA．
A．twins communicate with each other in an unusual way
B．twins are more likely to suffer from speaking problems
C．most twins have exceptional abilities to invent a new language
D．twins won't have an effective communication until they go to school
74．The purpose of Tom Bouchard's study is to findC．
A．what will happen if twins spend lives entirely in the same company
B．why the 16 pairs of twins have been adopted by different families
C．whether separated growing up has effect on twins'special similarities
D．when the special similarities come into being during their growing up
75．What does the word"reading"in Paragraph 3 most probably mean？B
A．Book．B．Interpretation．C．Literature．D．Measurement．
76．According to Tom Bouchard's research，the special similarities between twinsD
A．depend on what the twins enjoy and suffer from
B．can not be proved or accepted by all the experts
C．result from the twins'growing up and development
D．a(chǎn)re not closely linked with where the twins are raised
77．What can be learned from the last paragraph？C
A．Incredible coincidences happen to twins all the time．
B．Nature is the only way to explain the similarities between twins．
C．The differences between twins are to some extent the results of genes．
D．Similarities shows the close relationship between two strange persons．

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14．When I was a lime girl I used to have a blanket which I treasured a lot．I slept with it．I held it when I felt scared or upset．I wanted it（11）BI didn't feel good．
I can honestly say that I didn't get in（12）Awith my parents when I was young，because all my mom would do is to（13）Cher voice to me and I would cry．
My mother washed my blanket until it became so worn that she finally said，"Marcy，it has to （14）D．It is old and looks really dirty．Mommy will make you a new one．"I was sad，but I knew that my Mommy would keep her （15）Bto me--she always did．But it wasn't until I got much older that my mother （16）Bthe blanket she had promised me，because she was a very hard worker and didn't have much （17）C to do things she planned to．
Although the new blanket was nice，I always （18）Amy little old blanket-it gave me a sense of （19）B．Oh!How I remember the safe feeling that I would get when I held it （20）Dto me!
11．A．whereverB．wheneverC．howeverD．whatever
12．A．troubleB．turnC．touchD．a(chǎn)nger
13．A．bringB．giveC．raiseD．lower
14．A．bargainB．bearC．fadeD．go
15．A．blanketB．promiseC．fameD．duty
16．A．boughtB．woveC．1entD．mended
17．A．moneyB．patienceC．timeD．chance
18．A．missedB．decoratedC．concernedD．recommended
19．A．warmthB．securityC．freedomD．power
20．A．quietlyB．hardC．freelyD．close

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15．As the world changes faster than ever，our greatest concern is making sure that _____ of these changes do us harm．（　�。�
A．anyB．someC．neitherD．none

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