Question

 My family came to America in 1985. 1      of us spoke a word of English. Each morning， I disliked going to school for fear of not 2      what people were saying.

Very soon my mother noticed something was 3      me. The pain and care I saw in her moonshaped eyes made me burst into tears. I explained to her the 4     I had of going to school. " Learning English is not 5      ，" my mother said. She cheerfully 6      the two of us work together to learn the language at home. The 7      and determination my mother had were admirable because English was as 8      to her as it was to me.

That afternoon，I saw my mother in a different light as she 9      me by the school fence. Although she was the 10      of all the mothers there，her face with her welcoming smile and big,black eyes was the most11      The afternoon sun shone 12      on her long,black hair creating an atmosphere that 13      her from others.

My mother and I immediately began reading together and 14      five new words a day. My mother, with her encouraging 15     ，made the routine fun and interesting. The fact that she was sacrificing her 16      time before going to work so that I could learn English made me see the 17      she possessed. Very soon I began to comprehend what everyone was saying.

It has been seven years since that reading 18      with my mother. She is now 43 and in her second year at college. My brother and I have a strong 19      of who we are because of the strong values my mother established for herself and her children. My 20      and gratitude for her are endless. This is why my mother is truly the guiding light of my life. 

(   ) 1.A. All   B. One   C. Some   D. None

(   ) 2.A. hearing   B. mastering   C. understanding   D. noticing

(   ) 3.A. changing   B. disappointing   C. hurting   D. troubling

(   ) 4.A. fear   B. emotion   C. sense   D. difficulty

(   ) 5.A. dull   B. necessary   C. impossible   D. easy

(   ) 6.A. decided   B. suggested                  C.promised   D. allowed

(   ) 7.A. hope   B. consideration   C. confidence   D. progress

(   ) 8.A. new   B. strange   C. familiar   D. rough

(   ) 9.A. sent for   B. picked up  C.waited for   D. looked for

(   ) 10.A. earliest   B. latest   C. tallest   D. shortest

(   ) 11.A. promising   B. relaxing   C. confusing   D. exciting

(   ) 12.A. directly   B. brightly   C. slightly   D. clearly

(   ) 13.A. separated   B. distinguished   C. saved   D. prevented

(   ) 14.A. discussing   B. reviewing   C. memorizing   D. writing

(   ) 15.A. virtue   B. teaching   C. attitude   D. skill

(   ) 16.A. working   B. shopping   C. learning   D. resting

(   ) 17.A. determination   B. kindness   C. trick   D. consciousness

(   ) 18.A. experience   B. course   C. practice   D. comprehension

(   ) 19.A. sense   B. duty   C. influence   D. intention

(   ) 20.A. care   B. admiration   C. feeling   D. envy

Answer 1

1-5 DCDAC6-10 BCACD

11 -15 ABBCC16 -20 DAAAB

文章講述了我母親下定決心學會英語，并且最后成功的故事。母親為子女樹立了榜樣。

1.D剛到美國，家人中沒有人會說英語。

2.C作者擔心聽不懂別人說的話。

3.D trouble作及物動詞，意思是"使煩惱，使焦慮"。句意:不久，母親注意到有件事使我煩惱。其他三項分別為"改變;使失望;傷害"，和文章上下文不相符。

4.A作者向母親解釋自己怕去上學。have fear of doing sth."害怕做某事",和上下文文意相符。

5.C母親說學英語不是不可能的,表明了她的決心和信心。

6.B她高興地建議我們兩人在家一起學英語。suggest sb.( should) do sth."建議某人做某事"，符合上下文。

7.C母親的信心和決心令人佩服。

8.A母親和作者都沒有學過英語，故英語對她們來說是新事物。

9.C母親去接孩子，應是在校外等候，故C項正確。

10.D盡管她是在場的所有母親中最矮的，但她的表情卻是最有希望的。

11.A promising"有希望的"，指母親的表情讓我看到希望。

12.B下午的陽光明亮地照在她那長長的烏發(fā)上，產生了一種美感,使她與眾不同。

13.B distinguish"使……有別于，使有特色"。 其他三項不符合句意。

14.C根據句意，作者和母親每天記五個單詞，故C項符合題意。

15.C母親態(tài)度積極，令人鼓舞，使每天的安排富有趣味。

16.D工作前的時間應是休息時間。

17.A母親犧牲休息時間陪作者學英語，使作者意識到母親所具有的決心。

18.A根據上文，作者所描述的是與母親一起學英語的經歷，故選A項。

19.A have a sense of..."具有.... 的意識"。

句意:母親為她自己和子女樹立的價值觀使我和弟弟強烈意識到我們要做什么樣的人。

20.B admiration"飲佩，贊賞"。句意：我對母親的欽佩和感激是無限的。