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I walked into the store. And this store held so many sweet 6 . Rudy often came with me and al?most every time he'd 7 to go off and look for something special. And I knew what he was about to do. I'd always 8 him walking with three yellow ro?ses in his hands. Standing by the meat, I 9 the steak(牛排)and remembered how Rudy had loved his steak. Suddenly a woman came beside me. I watched as she 10 some T-bones, dropped them in her bas?ket and then put them 11 . She saw me watching her and she smiled. "My husband loves T-bones, but to be 12  ， at these prices, I don't know."

   "My husband 13 eight days ago. " I told her and tried to control the tremble (顫抖)in my 14 . "Buy him some and enjoy every moment you have to?gether. "I told her.

I turned and made my 15 to other products to buy some milk. Suddenly, I saw a pretty lady coming towards me, and then I 16 her―she was the woman I met just now. As she came closer, I saw what she 17 and tears were full of my eyes. "These are for you," she said and placed 18 beau?tiful yellow roses in my arms. "When you go through the line, they will know these are 19 . "I wanted to tell her what the roses 20 , but I still unable to speak. I watched as she walked away as tears fell down. I 21 at the beautiful roses and found it al?most unreal.22 did she know? Suddenly the 23 seemed so clear. I wasn't alone. "Oh， Rudy, you haven't 24 me, have you?" I whispered(低語)，with tears in my eyes. He was still with me, and 25 was his angel.

6.A. minds       B.   dreams      C.  memories           D.   thoughts

7. A. try          B.  allow      C.  pretend         D.   promise

8. A. find          B. make      C.  guess            D.   imagine

9. A. searched for      B.  paid for   C.checked out     D.   found out

  10. A, got up           B.   stood up     C.  picked up       D.   looked up

11.A. in     B.   away        C. down               D.   back

12. A. happy          B.   honest    C.  strange        D.   sad

13. A. passed to         B. passed on    C. passed away         D.   passed through

14. A. voice            B. noise       C.  action         D.   appearance

15. A. mind        B.   method        C.  way               D.   part

16. A. knew        B.  recognized      C.  heard             D.   realized

17. A. kicked         B. hid            C.  needed            D.   held

18.  A. many        B. few            C.  two            D.   three

19.  A. taken           B.   paid        C.  cost       D.   spent

20.  A. meant    B.   smelt            C.  looked      D.   felt

21.  A. took down      B.   sat down        C. put down           D.   looked down

22  A. Why         B.   How              C. What         D.   Where

23.  A. flowers         B. bones         C.  woman             D， answer

24.  A. forgotten       B. forgiven         C.  frightened       D.   flown

25.  A. he         B.   she             C. I              D.   it

6. C下文提到了"丈夫假裝離開然后給我買來三朵黃玫瑰"，而現(xiàn)在丈夫去世了，所以這一切都是甜美的"回憶"。

7.C從下文中的"我"發(fā)現(xiàn)他拿著玫瑰向"我"走來，可知他應(yīng)是"假裝"離開。

8.A作者"發(fā)現(xiàn)"丈夫手中拿著三朵黃玫瑰走過來。

9. A以前丈夫喜歡吃牛排，所以"我""找"牛排。

 10.C從下文中的"又把骨頭放下"可知，此處為該女士"拿起"骨頭，故用pick up,

11. D根據(jù)后面的回答可知，顯然她是由于價(jià)格過高而打算不買了，又把骨頭放回去了。

12. B "實(shí)話實(shí)說"要用to be honest.

13. C pass away意為"去世"。從下文中不難發(fā)現(xiàn)"我"的丈夫去世了，所以要用pass aWay。

14. A voice是指"（人的）聲音"，符合語境。

15. C   make one's way to意為"向. 走去"。

16. B根據(jù)下文可知，"我"認(rèn)出了她，所以要用recognize ，故選B。

17. D花是在手里"拿著的"，所以要用hold。

18. D 根據(jù)上文中的three yellow roses可知，這位女士也給"我"買來了 "三朵"黃玫瑰。

19. B后半句句意：他們會(huì)知道這些花已經(jīng)被付過款了�；ㄊ�"被付款"，故此處應(yīng)用paid。

20. A根據(jù)語境可知，作者是想告訴她這些花意味著什么， 而不是強(qiáng)調(diào)花給作者帶來的其他感覺，故選A。

21. D從上文的roses in my arms可知，作者要看花，應(yīng)該是"往下看"，所以應(yīng)用look down，故選D。

22. B由語境可知，作者納悶"她是如何知道的"。

23. D從上句中的作者在問"How did she know?"可知，這里作者顯然是自己知道了"答案"，故選D。

24. A丈夫雖然去世了，但自己卻收到了原來丈夫經(jīng)常送的花，所以作者問"你沒忘記我，是不是？"。

25. B作者認(rèn)為不可思議，那位女士居然給了她三朵黃玫瑰，所以作者認(rèn)為"她"是丈夫派來的天使，故此處要用she。

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