完形填空,閱讀下列短文，從短文后各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A.B.C和D）中，選出可以填人空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

Plane travel can be tiring especially when the holiday is over. Three happy-go-lucky video makers decided to provide some ________ to passengers returning to San Francisco Airport in the U.S. and ________ “free hugs". The group, from Canada , ________ in the “arrival" gate with the ________ “you deserve a hug" chalked up on a board. And their ________ act actually moved one man to tears after they played another by ________ ¨Happy Birthday". ________ smartly with the board in their hands, they seem to be ________by the passengers. Passengers walk past, focusing on their mobiles, their________ ,or friends waiting, to avoid being offered a(an) ________.“Everyone thinks we're Uber drivers ,”says Thomas Brag.

After the “awkward beginning", ________,things take a ________ turn. Their first hug comes from a woman in a yellow jacket. Passengers began to__________ the group with smiles, although some appear still puzzled. One female passenger appears ________ to be offered a free hug, jumping over to the three men, and being raised into the air. ________ passengers became more receptive. Family members waiting for their loved ones to ________ began directing the group to greet incoming passengers. A tender ________ is then shown as the men greet one man, who is called Ani, with a(an) ________ performance of “Happy Birthday". "This week we were lucky to be flown out to San Francisco," reads the video description on the group's YouTube channel. “We realized how ________ we were to be together and have someone greet us.”

“So we decided we'd try and make some lone travelers' days________ welcoming them like they were part of our big happy family.”

1.A. memory B. happiness C. trouble D. candy

2.A. show B. have C. prepare D. offer

3.A. waited B. stood C. sang D. danced

4.A. slogan B. advertisement C. suggestion D. message

5.A. awkward B. strange C. kind D. interesting

6.A. singing B. writing C. delivering D. performing

7.A. Satisfied B. Pretended C. Faced D. Dressed

8.A. avoided B. ignored C. watched D. called

9.A. ticket B. children C. wallet D. luggage

10.A. smile B. hug C. bargain D. instruction

11.A. anyway B. moreover C. however D. whatever

12.A. sudden B. active C. positive D. negative

13.A. watch B. guide C.show D. greet

14.A. ashamed B. angry C. embarrassed D. delighted

15.A. Carefully B. Finally C. Truly D. Sadly

16.A. arrive B. leave C. study D. follow

17.A. way B. action C. moment D. man

18.A. traditional B. excellent C. special D. short

19.A. fortunate B. funny C. troublesome D. busy

20.A. as B. by C. for D. in

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