When Rosina Hernandez was in college，she once attended a rock concert at which one young man was cruelly beaten by another.No one made an__1__to stop the beating.The next day she was__2__to learn that the youth had died as a result of the__3__.Yet neither she nor anyone else had raised a hand to help__4__.She could never forget the incident and her responsibility as an__5__bystander(旁觀者)．

Some years later，Rosina saw another__6__.A car driving in the rain ahead of her suddenly rushed into Biscayne Bay.The car landed head down in the water with only the tail end__7__.In a moment a woman appeared on the__8__，shouting for help and saying her__9__was stuck inside.This time Rosina waited for no one.She jumped into the water，tried__10__to open the car door，then broke the back window__11__other bystanders stood on the street and__12__.First she__13__at them，begging for help，then__14__them，telling them there was a man dying in the car.

First one man，then another，__15__came to help.Together they__16__the safety glass and dragged the man out.They were just in time—a few__17__later it would have been all over.The woman thanked Rosina for saving her husband，and Rosina was__18__for weeks.She had promised herself that she would never again fail to do__19__she could do to save a human’s life.She had made good on her__20__.

 

1．A.escape 　　　 B．excuse 　　　 C．a(chǎn)ttempt 　　　　 D．a(chǎn)ttention

答案　C

解析　make an attempt to do sth.為固定短語(yǔ)，意為“嘗試做某事”。

2．A.shocked 　　　B．frightened　　 C．a(chǎn)shamed 　　　　 D．worried

答案　A

解析　Rosina Hernandez聽(tīng)說(shuō)那個(gè)年輕人被打死了，十分震驚。

3．A.listening 　　 B．beating 　　　 C．drinking 　　　　D．watching

答案　B

解析　年輕人死亡的原因是被“打”了。

4．A.her 　　　　 B．them 　　　　C．it 　　　　　　　 D．him

答案　D

解析　him指代那個(gè)年輕人。

5．A.inactive 　　 B．a(chǎn)ctive　　　　 C．ordinary　　　 　D．extraordinary

答案　A

解析　inactive意為“無(wú)行動(dòng)的；不活動(dòng)的”，符合語(yǔ)境。

6．A.disaster 　　 B．news 　　　 C．incident 　　　　　D．scene

答案　C

解析　幾年后，Rosina Hernandez又看到一次“事故”。

7．A.floating 　　 B．showing　　　 C．falling 　　　　　D．sinking

答案　B

解析　只有車(chē)尾“露出”水面，注意floating為一種動(dòng)態(tài)的“漂浮”，與車(chē)子有重量這一事實(shí)不符。

8．A.street 　　　　B．land　　　　 C．surface 　　　　 D．feet

答案　C

解析　一會(huì)兒，一個(gè)婦女露出“水面”。

9．A.driver 　　　 B．husband　　　 C．son 　　　　　　D．mother

答案　B

解析　從下文可知：她丈夫被困在車(chē)中。

10．A.luckily 　　 B．unluckily　　 C．successfully 　　　 D．unsuccessfully

答案　D

解析　由下文“broke the back window”可知：Rosina沒(méi)有打開(kāi)車(chē)門(mén)，只好打破后車(chē)窗玻璃來(lái)救人。

11．A.if 　　　　　B．since　　　 　C．a(chǎn)s 　　　　　　　D．unless

答案　C

解析　as此處相當(dāng)于“when”。

12．A.laughed 　　B．ran　　　　　 C．watched　　　 　 D．jumped

答案　C

解析　路上其他人在“旁觀”。

13．A.smiled 　　B．waved　　　　 C．looked 　　　　　D．screamed

答案　D

解析　情況緊急，她對(duì)旁觀者“喊叫求助”。

14．A.cursed 　　　 B．embraced　　　　　 C．warned 　　　D．helped

答案　A

解析　看到旁觀者麻木不仁無(wú)動(dòng)于衷，她開(kāi)始“詛咒”他們。

15．A.happily 　　　B．sadly　　　　　　　 C．finally 　　　 D．hurriedly

答案　C

解析　也許旁觀者良心發(fā)現(xiàn)了，他們“最終”來(lái)幫忙了。

16．A.fixed 　　　　B．repaired　　　　 　 C．moved 　　　　D．broke

答案　D

解析　他們“打碎了”窗玻璃，把他拉了出來(lái)。

17．A.days 　　　　 B．minutes　　　　　 C．weeks 　　　 D．years

答案　B

解析　在那種情況下，幾分鐘的時(shí)間也會(huì)關(guān)系到一個(gè)人的生死存亡。

18．A.embarrassed 　 B．depressed　　　　 C．surrounded 　　D．excited

答案　D

解析　由于她做了一件好事，好幾個(gè)星期都很興奮。

19．A.which 　　　　B．why 　　　　　　　C．what 　　　　D．that

答案　C

解析　what引導(dǎo)賓語(yǔ)從句。

20．A.plan 　　　　　B．future 　　　　　 C．promise 　　 D．dream

答案　C

解析　她很好地履行了自己盡全力幫助他人的“諾言”。

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