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2021
年高二暑假作业英语试题
2
含答案
(I)

编写
:
经海虎

审阅
:
宋林

班级
_____
学号< br>______
姓名
________

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（
A
）

It was a bright Saturday morning in the late fall. I had stopped at
a
café
to
enjoy
a
cup
of
coffee
and
1 the
morning
newspaper.
Suddenly,
I 2 a
hand
on
the
back
of
my
jacket
and
heard
someone
say,
“Hey
Steve!
How ya doin’?”

3
up,
I
saw
a
boy
wearing
a
mechanic’s
uniform
worn
by
employees
of
the
gasoline
station
next
to
the
café.
He
looked
4
,
but,
at
first,
I was unable to 5 where we had met.

He also held a cup of coffee, so I asked him to join me. Very soon,
his 6 and probably my coffee began to thaw (
解冻
) out my 7 .

Five
years
earlier,
he
had
been
traveling
home
late
on
a
February
night.
A
fierce


8


had
arrived
that
afternoon,
and
by
midnight,
the
snowdrifts
were
getting 9
.
He
recalled 10 a
drift
just
down
the
road
from my house.

He
had
walked
to
my
house
for 11 .
I
had
taken
my
pickup
and
a
towing
rope and 12 his car
out of
the snowdrift
and up to
the highway where
maintenance (
维护
) trucks had 13 away the snow.

This
has
been
a(n) 14 occurrence
here
during
the
winter.
I
cannot
15 the times someone has also pulled my car from a snowdrift. 16 ,
it was an unforgettable experience for him.

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As
it
turned
out,
his
memory
and
account
of
that
snowy
night
was
a
very
unexpected and much appreciated kindness to me. I thanked him sincerely
for stopping to chat during his break.

His memory of our unexpected meeting in a snowstorm 17 my entire
day.

Leo
Buscaglia
wrote,
“Too
often
we
unde
restimate
(
低估
)
the 18 of
a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest pliment (
赞
扬
), or the smallest act of 19 , all of which have the potential to
turn a 20
around.”

1
．
A
．
preview
2
．
A
．
noticed
3
．
A
．
Looking
B
．
scan
B
．
got






C
．
order




D
．
buy

C
．
caught



D
．
felt


D
．
Glaring


B
．
Standing
C
．
Rising

4
．
A
．
sensitive


D
．
grateful



B
．
friendly
C
．
familiar

5
．
A
．
reflect
6
．
A
．
story


B
．
determine

B
．
experience


C
．
regain

C
．
appearance

D
．
recall

D
．
greetings



B
．
feeling


C
．
memory


D
．
wonder

7
．
A
．
heart
8
．
A
．
sandstorm


D
．
rainfall


B
．
snowstorm

C
．
hurricane

9
．
A
．
low

B
．
slippery



C
．
thin




D
．
deep

10
．
A
．
blocking


D
．
crashing



B
．
hitting

C
．
knocking
11
．
A
．
help
B
．
advice


C
．
emergency

D
．
shelter

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12
．
A
．
pulled
B
．
waved


C
．
pushed



D
．
dug




D
．
melted

13
．
A
．
collected

14
．
A
．
ordinary


D
．
practical





B
．
cleared

B
．
mon

C
．
threw

C
．
forgettable
15
．
A
．
count

16
．
A
．
Besides
17
．
A
．
covered
18
．
A
．
meaning
19
．
A
．
caring
20
．
A
．
course
B
．
keep


C
．
master

C
．
However

D
．
predict

D
．
Otherwise

D
．
filled

D
．
power

B
．
Therefore

B
．
influenced
B
．
relation



C
．
brightened
C
．
price


B
．
offering
B
．
fate

C
．
sharing

C
．
truth

（
B
）

D
．
forgiving


D
．
life

At first Charles Dickens wrote just for his own pleasure. Then he
thought

21

might
be

22
to
read
his
stories.
He
sent
one
to
a
23
,
but
he
did
not
sign
his
24
to
it.
This
story
was
printed,
and
25
were several others. The publisher did not
26
who wrote
them. So Charles did not
27
any money for them, but did have the
satisfaction of
28
them in print.
Then
another
publishing
pany
hired
Dickens
to
29
stories
about
London. He started to write
“The Pickwick Papers ”, describing the
adventures of Mr. Pickwick and his friends
30
they traveled around
London.
It
was
31
for
Charles
to
write
these
stories
because
he
knew
so
32
about
33
.“The Pickwick Papers”,
sold well, and Charles
was
34
again.
Dickens
was
greatly

35

by
the
success
of
“The
Pickwick
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