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We have completed our first month of preschool. Matthew seems to 26  it. He is catching on to the routine quite nicely. I didn’t leave him there 27  much the first couple weeks. I am finding if I’m not there he behaves much better.
In this class a little German boy, who does not speak  28 ,cried all the time at first and now cries occasionally.
The Monday of the second week the little fellow just cried and cried. He was sitting  29  Matthew. I thought Matthew was going to start  30  and join in. I stood by and watched, ready for the rescue. Matthew kept turning around and  31  the boy. Then he reached his hand back and  32  him on the leg. He was comforting the boy! Later Matthew was playing with a  33  and the boy with blocks. Actually he was just standing by and crying. Matthew drove his truck over to the blocks,  34  it, picked up a few of the blocks and started handing them to  35 . They then together started 36  towers on the table and the little boy  37  crying.It seemed  38  Matthew knew what the little guy needed.Here was the little guy,who can’t speak English,and Matthew,who  39  playing together,like they were best  40 .
One of the days when I stayed,they were at lunch and Matthew was  41  at the table. I pulled up a chair to sit next to him.He smiled,then grabbed his book bag and took off running  42  the cafeteria.I took off after him.When we reached the wall he just giggled (咯咯笑),turned around and looked at me. I bent  43  to blame him for leaving his seat and running. He suddenly  44  a big wet kiss right on my cheek and smiled at me.All I could do was to take his hand and  45  him back to his seat.Then I turned my back and couldn’t help laughing.
小題1:
A.escapeB.hateC.enjoyD.avoid
小題2:
A.outB.inC.off D.alone
小題3:
A.SpanishB.EnglishC.Chinese D.Japanese
小題4:
A.behindB.besideC.in front of D.far from
小題5:
A.over againB.any momentC.even harderD.loudly
小題6:
A.beatingB.shouting atC.1ooking at D.1earning from
小題7:
A.helpedB.hitC.held D.patted
小題8:
A.toyB.dollC.truck D.train
小題9:
A.parkedB.repairedC.brokeD.threw
小題10:
A.meB.the teacherC.himself D.the little boy
小題11:
A.addingB.climbingC.building D.putting
小題12:
A.continuedB.enjoyedC.began D.stopped
小題13:
A.whereB.asC.whenD.as if
小題14:
A.signsB.startsC.teaches D.1earns
小題15:
A.brothersB.childrenC.friends D.people
小題16:
A.standingB.runningC.sittingD.jumping
小題17:
A.acrossB.intoC.out of D.through
小題18:
A.upB.downC.in D.towards
小題19:
A.leftB.receivedC.shouted D.showed
小題20:
A.forceB.walk C.pushD.drive

小題1:C
小題1:D
小題1:B
小題1:A
小題1:B
小題1:C
小題1:D
小題1:C
小題1:A
小題1:D
小題1:C
小題1:D
小題1:D
小題1:A
小題1:C
小題1:C
小題1:A
小題1:B
小題1:A
小題1:B
小題1:C.由下一句,他對常規(guī)理解得很好,看出他對學前班生活是喜歡(enjoy)的。
小題1:D.由下一句,“我不在時他表現得很好”,可看出開始時我并沒有讓他獨自待著。
小題1:B.從第三段最后一句“who can’t speak English”可知選B項。
小題1:A.第6個空前“Matthew kept turning around”(回頭),看出小男孩坐在Matthew后面,應選A項(behind)。
小題1:B.文章意思是作者擔心Matthew也會突然加入小男孩(和他一起哭),該空在加入(join in)之前Matthew并沒有哭,排除C、D兩項,文中并沒有提及Matthew哭過,排除A項。
小題1:C.后文中看出Matthew在安慰小男孩,此刻他注視著(looking at)小男孩或許正在想辦法。A、B、D三項與文題不符。
答案:C
小題1:D. Matthew伸出手用手背輕輕拍打小男孩的腿,pat“輕拍,撫摸”;hit“打,打擊”。
小題1:C.下文Matthew開著小卡車,看出應選C項。
答案:C
小題1:A. Matthew駕駛著他的小卡車,駛過積木,停下車,撿起幾塊積木,又開始載著它們駛向小男孩。
小題1:D.由后文中“They then together...”看出Matthew是想通過小卡車把積木運給小男孩。
小題1:C.積木運到后,他們一起開始堆塔樓(build towers)。
小題1:D.從后文可知小男孩被Matthew的游戲吸引,停止了哭泣。
小題1:D.正是因為Matthew和小男孩玩的游戲,才使得這個一直都在哭的小男孩停止了哭泣,所以說“這看起來就像(as if) Matthew知道小男孩需要什么”。
小題1:A.由于兩個人的語言不通,所以需要通過sign“作手勢”來一起玩。
小題1:C.句意:就像他們是最好的朋友(best friends)。
小題1:C.由下文我搬了把椅子挨著他坐(sit),看出Matthew是坐在桌前的。
小題1:A.因為當時正在吃午飯,本來就在餐廳,排除B項。Matthew跑過(run across)餐廳,下文中可看出他是到了墻下,并沒有跑出餐廳,排除C項。D項中through不與run搭配。
小題1:B.我彎下身子到了他的高度(level)來批評他。
小題1:A. planted a big wet kiss right on my lips“熱情地吻了我”。
小題1:B.從全文看出作者是很喜愛Matthew,以及最后情不自禁的舉動也可以看出,該空處應該是舉著他的手,走回他的位置。
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