完形填空Last Christmas while staying with my parents, I1across some old love letters that my parents wrote to each other. these letters were all piled up in a basket, dirty and2with dust.3to read and sort them, I asked them if I could take the letters back to my Illinois home. They agreed. As I carefully opened each letter, all of them4with age, I discovered a new page5unknown to me in this private chapter of my parents’ lives. My father used to 6 in the army. So his letters were full of frontline(前线)7of the things about the war. Each of my mother’s letters was marked with her 1944 dark red lipstick(口红) kiss. I was 8to these letters like a magnet(磁铁). Just six weeks after our Christmas visit, Daddy became very9and was hospitalized(住院). This time, he was fighting a10kind of war. As I sat by his bedside, we discussed the11. He told me how much receiving those lipstick-kissed letters had12to him when he had been so far from home. It so happened that the next day would be February 14. From the13letters I chose the card my father had sent mother in 1944 and brought it to my father’s bedside. At his bedside, I joked with him, saying14.“Today is Valentine’s Day, don’t you want to sent Mother a present?” He became more15when I handed him the old16. He carefully opened it and took out the card, and when he17 it, his eyes were filled with tears. My father, in a voice tight with18read the loving19he’d sent to my mother fifty-six years earlier. And this time, he could read it to her20.1.A.drewB.hitC.cameD.fell2.A.coveredB.hiddenC.buriedD.filled3.A.PretendingB.DecidingC.PreferringD.Suggesting4.A.tenderB.tastyC.usefulD.delicate5.A.recentlyB.previouslyC.usuallyD.occasionally6.A.serveB.studyC.workD.report7.A.documentsB.accountsC.introductionsD.occupations8.A.devotedB.drawnC.thrownD.abandoned9.A.depressedB.deadC.illD.dangerous10.A.differentB.traditionalC.typicalD.familiar11.A.warsB.illnessesC.prescriptionsD.letters12.A.intendedB.meantC.plannedD.said13.A.dividedB.separatedC.sortedD.updated14.A.softlyB.angrilyC.sadlyD.loudly15.A.fantasticB.enthusiasticC.curiousD.positive16.A.Christmas cardB.lipstickC.basketD.envelope17.A.foundB.wroteC.missedD.recognized18.A.emotionB.sorrowC.sicknessD.astonishment19.A.storyB.speechC.messageD.motto20.A.in peaceB.in privateC.in dangerD.in person
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CABDB ABBCA DBCAC DDACD解析1.came across偶然碰到。hit和draw都是及物动词，所以错。2.形容letter（信）的四个过去分词。Hidden被藏在，covered表层被覆盖；buried被埋在；filled里面充满了。结合后文的dust（灰尘），可知信件应该是表层有些尘土。3.作状语的四个现在分词。此题的题眼在于找到非谓语动词和逻辑主语I之间的逻辑关系。装作、建议、偏爱这三个词明显跟“我”要做的动作（读信）搭配不合适，选择“决定”更为合适。4. delicate除了比较熟悉的“精美的”意思外，还有易碎的，脆弱的意思。此处根据前文的carefully小心打开和后文的with age经历岁月的洗礼，可知颇有历史年份的信应该是很脆弱的了。此题难。5.副词修饰unknown，根据上下文，应该选择“先前”不知道的关于父母生活的page。词汇量过关的话，此题易。6.in the army告诉我们该空应该填vi.是以report是不正确的。根据本节其他内容，可知父亲在信中多数都是描写当时的战事，是以该空应该表达父亲当时在军队“服役”，work in 指在……工作，但serve一词本意指“服务于”，所以选C。7.account除了耳熟能详的“账户”意思外，还可以作“记述”讲；document文件；introduction介绍；occupation工作、职业。结合前文，信中应该写到关于前线战事的“记述”。8.正负的力量。四个用于表示被动语态的过去分词。根据后面中文解释的“磁铁”可知，我应该是“被吸引了”draw本意是“拉”，draw one’s attention等相关词组中，draw的引申义为“吸引”devote to（贡献，投身于）应用主动；abandon（抛弃、背弃）和throw（扔）都属于负向的词汇，不合语境。9.根据后文hosiptalized（住院），可知父亲当时是生病了。此题易，写选项dead扯。10.正负的力量。A典型的C不同的是负向的，B传统的D熟悉的是正向的。用于修饰war，因为前文提到父亲是饱经战事的军人，现在又生病了，生病对于他应该是一场和之前不一样的战争，是以选择负向的，C选项。11.重复的力量，letters这个意象在文中出现多次，且接下来的后一句父亲和我提到了信对他的意义。12.语法题，此题看起来像是考察动词接不定式作宾语，但其实根据本句的语法结构，横线上所填动词的宾语应该是宾从的引导词how much。正确理解的语序应该是letters meant too much to him。此题难。13.重复的力量。前文提到我“决定”(18题)read and sort the letters，所以此处应该填被分类过了的信。14.正负的力量。四个副词中，AB是负向的，C轻柔的是正向的，D是中性的。根据前文提供情景，我当时出现在父亲的病床边，应该选择整想的“轻柔地”对他说话。15.作表语的四个形容词，根据上文的joke可知我在父亲病床前和他开了个善意的玩笑，并没有直接把信拿出来，是以父亲“上套”，感到好奇。16.根据后文的open it可知此处应该是信封，此题易。后文说card在里面，所以不选A；basket扯，lipstick前文虽然提到，但是它不能被打开。17.A发现；B写；C认出；D思念或者错失。信（卡片）是之前写过的，所以B错。信是我找到的，所以A错。D扯。根据语境应该是父亲认出了信。18.根据前文可知此处名词应该和voice相关。震惊的声音；悲伤的声音；孱弱的声音；动情的声音。根据上文，眼中充斥眼泪，可知此处应该填“充满感情的”。19.该空需要结合后文sent to my mother.由此可知应该是sent loving message(s) to my mother.其余各选项都与定从中的sent搭配不上。20. A“平和的” B“私下的”C“在危险之中”D“亲自的”，根据上文，And this time，可知应该是“并且这一次，他可以亲自把信读给母亲听了”。