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【正文】 egal conceptions. 【答案】 38. A 39. C 40. D 【解析】 本文是一篇說明文，主要介紹《魔鬼家書》里的物主代詞形式。 38. 細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)文中的 One of my summertime reading pleasures has been reading . Lewis’s The Screwta pe Letters for the first time.可知，作者讀這本書時感覺很愉悅。故選 A。 39. 詞義猜測題。 A. scold or blame責罵或責備； B. attend or care 參加或關(guān)心； C. teach or train教授或訓練； D. ask or beg 要求或請求。根據(jù)文中的 a devil named Screwtape is continuing to tutor his nephew on how best to direct and control humans toward “our Father below” 可知，惡魔教給他的外甥 ? 。故選 C。 40. 推理判斷題。根據(jù)文中的 These “finely graded differences” are often lost in legal conceptions of both real and intellectual property.可知， D 項是這句話的同義轉(zhuǎn)述。故選 D。 【 名師點睛 】 詞義理解題：詞義理解是閱讀理解能力的重要指標。對詞義的理解往往會影響 到對全文的準確把握。詞義理解包括生詞詞義和熟詞新義。解題指導：、常識和語法關(guān)系推斷詞義。 、前后綴與合成詞推斷詞義。如本文的第 2 題，這是典型的生詞詞義題，需要利用語境來推斷詞義。 A. scold or blame責罵或責備； B. attend or care 參加或關(guān)心； C. teach or train教授或訓練； D. ask or beg要求或請求。根據(jù)文中的 a devil named Screwtape is continuing to tutor his nephew on how best to direct and control humans toward “our Father below” 可知，只能是惡魔教給他的外甥 ? ，其他意思不符合題意。故選 C。 D My brother Tom pushed me hard with his elbow. “Walk faster. We have to make it to the front door before Dad sees Mr. Fleming. He’s sitting on a bench across the street.” I glanced over my shoulder at our father, who walked several paces behind us. He was busy searching for the house keys and didn’t notice the man we wished to avoid. “If Dad stops to talk to him, our lives will be ruined! By tomorrow it will be all over school again that our dad is friendly with a bum. Remember the last time? I got into that fight because Jim said Dad was just like Mr. Fleming— a miscreant（惡棍） and that people of the same kind tend to stick together.” I didn’t know what a miscreant was, but I figured it was something bad. “I don’t know why Dad bothers with him. Mr. Fleming has no job. His family left him. He spent time in jail. He doesn’t even have his own home. ” Just at that time, Mr. Fleming saw my father. “Mr. Clements! How are yo u today?” He crossed the street and shook our father’s hand. “I was announced last week that I’ll be out of work.” There was a note of concern in Mr. Fleming’s voice when he replied. “I’m sorry to hear that. If there is anything I can do for you, you just knock on my door.” Dad’s eyebrow furrowed as if he was in deep thought. “I have a job offer in New Jersey that I’m pretty sure I’ll have to accept. It’s far away, so I’ll only be able to e home on weekends. If you have the time I would like to hire you to take care of the things here during my absence.” Shock, then hope ran across Mr. Fleming’s face. “Are you sure you want to hire me? You know what people will say.” “Let them talk. I’m hiring you because you are a good man, a hard worker, who made a mistake in his life— a mistake you’ve paid for dearly.” After Mr. Fleming left, Tom boldly questioned our Dad’s decision. “You can’t hire him! He’s no good! Nobody will want to be friends with us if he’s around!” Dad’s words, when he quoted Martin Luther King J r., were firm: “The final measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of fort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.” Dad looked from my face to Tom’s. “Do you understand? Just because other people won’t appro ve, our family shouldn’t be afraid to help him.” Dad cupped my chin in his large hand, continued, “You know, after the factory laid off Mr. Fleming, his little daughter became ill. In desperation, he stole the drugs he needed to help keep her alive. He went to prison. While he served his sentence, the child died, and his sad wife returned to her parents where later she also died. He was left with nothing, not even his dignity.” I suddenly felt terrible. I could tell by the way Tom looked at the ground instead of up at Dad that he regretted what he’d said about Mr. Fleming. The new year brought many changes to our family. We only saw our father on the weekends, but we didn’t worry when Dad was away because of Mr. Fleming. He handled everything with a smile, from a broken pipe to a leaky roof. Some nights Mom invited him to stay for dinner during which his tales of travels during World War II held our attention. And it was Mr. Fleming who carried a bloody Tom four blocks to the hospital when he fell off his bike. Despite the good Mr. Fleming did for our family, some people continued to keep away from him— and now us. Mom was dropped from several mittees. Tom and I were not invited to classmates’ parties. Strangely enough, we found that none of this bothered us because we knew what Dad said had already rooted in our hearts. 41. What made people keep away from Mr. Fleming? A. His having no job. B. His bad name. C. His wife leaving him. D. His being poor. 42. The reason why there was a fight between Tom and Jim is that Jim ______ . A. was rude to Tom’s father B. spoke ill of Tom’s father C. treated Mr. Fleming well D. made fun of Mr. Fleming 43. The writer’s father hired Mr. Fleming to work for his family because ______ . A. he felt pity for the poor man B. he wanted to show mercy to the man C. he considered the man to be responsible D. he expected the children to learn from the man. 44. The method the writer mainly uses to develop Paragraph 5 is ______ . A. offering analysis B. making parison C. giving examples D. providing explanation 學￥科￥網(wǎng) ... 45. Which of the following is the best title for the passage? A. How I Learned to Stand Tall B. Be Polite to People around You C. An Unfettable Experience D. Never Look Down upon the Poor 【答案】 41. B 42. B 43. C 44. C 45. A 【解析】 本文是一篇記敘文，主要講述了 Mr. Fleming是一個 “ 臭名昭著 ” 的人，但是父親卻非常信任他，并且為失業(yè)的他提供工作，開始我和哥哥并不理解，后來才明白 Mr. Fleming是一個好人。 41. 細節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)文中的 “ I got into that fight because Jim said Dad was just like Mr. Fleming— a miscreant（惡棍） ”可知， Mr. Flemin