【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 I moved to a new neighborhood two months ago. A taxi driver lived in a house with a large 1 across the road. He39。s a single parent with two schoolage children. At the end of the day, he would 2 his taxi on the road. Why not in the garage？I asked myself. Then one day I learned that he had another 3 . In the afternoon he would e home from work, leave his taxi and go out 4 his personal business in his other car, not in his taxi. I felt it was 5 . I really want to see his personal car but did not make it. Two weeks later, I 6 to be outside one evening, when the garage door was 7 and he drove out in his own car: a RollsRoyce（勞斯萊斯）! It 8 me pletely when I realized what that meant. You see, he was a taxi driver. 9 deep inside, he saw himself as something else：a RollsRoyce owner and a（n） 10 . He drove others in his taxi but himself and his children in his RollsRoyce. The world looked at his taxi and called him a taxi driver. But for him, a taxi was 11 something he drove for a living. RollsRoyce was something he drove for a（n） 12 . We go to bed every night and 13 every morning as parents or children, not as bankers, CEOs or professors. We go for a party as close friends or go for a vacation as a family. We love life as it is. Yet often, we base our happiness and 14 on how high we climb the social ladder（階梯）—how much bigger and better a taxi we have. And we fail to notice RollsRoyce, keeping it dusty in our garage. We should pay more attention to 15 we are than what we do！Isn39。t it the true meaning of life？1. A. windowB. garageC. yardD. door2. A. parkB. driveC. checkD. repair3. A. houseB. carC. garageD. job4. A. ofB. fromC. forD. without5. A. usefulB. meaningfulC. wastefulD. painful6. A. appearedB. happenedC. refusedD. expected7. A. brokenB. shutC. paintedD. open8. A. frightenedB. encouragedC. shockedD. hurt9. A. ButB. BecauseC. SoD. Though10. A. fatherB. sonC. driverD. engineer11. A. yetB. neverC. justD. still12. A. experienceB. lifeC. positionD. fame13. A. stay upB. wake upC. take upD. warm up14. A. successB. planC. beautyD. wishes15. A. whoB. whatC. howD. where【答案】 （1）B；（2）A；（3）B；（4）C；（5）C；（6）B；（7）D；（8）C；（9）A；（10）A；（11）C；（12）B；（13）B；（14）A；（15）A； 【解析】【分析】 文章講述的是作者通過鄰居的工作生活方式，意識到了我們在對待工作和家庭生活時候應當采取的態(tài)度。 （1）句意：一個出租車司機住在一個有大車庫的放在里。A窗戶，B車庫，C院子，D門，根據(jù)后文的 he did not park it in the garage可知，他家里有一個大的車庫，故選B。 （2）句意：在一天結束的時候，他會把他的出租車停在路上。A停放，B開車，C檢查，D修理，根據(jù)下文he did not park it in the ，故選A。 （3）句意：后來有一天，我獲悉他又買了一輛汽車。A房子，B汽車，C車庫，D工作。根據(jù) He drove others in his taxi but himself and his children in his RollsRoyce 可知是車，故選B。 （4）句意：下午他下班回家，離開出租車，坐他的另一輛車，而不是坐他的出租車出去干他的私事。A......的，B來自，C為了，D沒有，此處表示目的為了，故選C。 （5）句意：我覺得那是浪費。A有用的，B有意義的，C浪費的，D痛苦的，作者認為有兩臺車很浪費，故選C。 （6）句意：兩周后的一個晚上，我碰巧在外面，車庫門開著，他開著他的“自己的”車：一輛勞斯萊斯！A出現(xiàn)，B發(fā)生，C拒絕，D預期，碰巧，happen to do，固定搭配，故選B。 （7）句意：兩周后的一個晚上，我碰巧在外面，車庫門開著，他開著他的“自己的”車：一輛勞斯萊斯！A破碎的，B關著的，C著色的，D敞開的，門開著才能看到勞斯萊斯，故選D。 （8）句意：當我意識到這意味著什么時，我完全震驚了。A害怕的，B鼓勵，C震驚的，D受傷的，根據(jù) he drove out in his own car: a RollsRoyce 可知是震驚了，故選C。 （9）句意：但在內(nèi)心深處，他認為自己是另一回事：勞斯萊斯的主人和一名父親。A但是，B因為，C所以，D盡管，根據(jù) he was a taxi driver 和 a RollsRoyce owner可知是轉折關系，故填but ， 故選A。 （10）句意：但在內(nèi)心深處，他認為自己是另一回事：勞斯萊斯的主人和一名父親。A父親，B兒子，C司機，D工程師，根據(jù) he saw himself as可知此處指代的是父親 ， 故選A。 （11）句意：但對他來說，坐出租車只是他的謀生手段。A還，B從未，C只是，D仍然，此處表示只不過的語氣，故選C。 （12）句意：勞斯萊斯是他一生所駕駛的東西。A經(jīng)歷，B生活，C位置，D名聲，根據(jù) Isn39。t it the true meaning of life 可知指life，故選B。 （13）句意：我們每晚上床睡覺，每天早上醒來的時候都是作為父母或孩子，而不是作為銀行家、首席執(zhí)行官或教授。A熬夜，B醒來，C占據(jù)，D加熱，根據(jù) every morning可知，是醒來 ， 故選B。 （14）句意：我們熱愛現(xiàn)在的生活。然而，我們常常把自己的幸福和成功建立在我們爬上社會階梯的高度上。A成功，B計劃，C美，D希望，根據(jù) happiness and，可知幸福與成功相互匹配 ， 故選A。 （15）句意：我們應該多注意我們是誰，而不是我們做什么！A誰，B什么，C如何，D哪里，根據(jù) we are than what we do可知are后缺少表語，此處指代人 ， 故選A。 【點評】考查詞匯在篇章中的運用能力，答題時首先要跳過空格通讀文章掌握其大意，然后細讀文章字斟句酌逐一作答，注意考慮句型、語法、搭配、語境等因素。最后通讀一遍檢查驗證。6．完形填空 It was so close to noon on December, 21 1943, in the Tanana River Valley of Alaska, not far from the Arctic Circle, when Crane on the Iceberg Inez was preparing to jump out of 1 plane. Wind cried and he was in the fall. Before Crane realized 2 was happening, he found himself 3 on a frozen stream. The plane that he had to 4 was burning, two miles away, which would be good 5 a rescue. However, the fire also meant the suppliesfood, sleeping bags, signal flames, a gunwere lost. Still he shouted out for any sign of life. 6 there was nobody else. Crane tried to take 7 steps, but the thick snow made his walking hard. And to make things 8 a broken foot made 9 nearly impossible to reach the crash site before nightfall. He knew he mustn39。t lose his 10 and began to think of the things he could do. It was minus60degrees Fahrenheit. Crane knew he needed to start a fire and get it going, 11 he might not last the night. His fingers were dead, but he managed to light a match. The little flame wasn39。t enough to catch. He tried another three matches but they did nothing except burn his fingertips. At that moment, he remembered hearing from his father days ago. So with the help of the 12 , a fire rose up. The 13 match worked. The journey back was unexpectedly difficult. One of his feet became so large that he could 14 put on his shoe. He walked at the best speed that he could manage although he was in great pain. Luckily, the 23yearold 15 who had a strong will succeeded in keeping himself away from varied kinds of danger until help arrived 81 days later. 1. A. myB. theirC. herD. his2. A. HowB. whatC. whichD. where3. A. sleepingB. swimmingC. lyingD. laying4. A. give upB. set upC. take upD. cut u