In December of 2002,I was a happy husband and father of two young children. A month 1       ,I was diagnosed with hemophilia        (出血不止癥) .

After two years of 2      ,my body was weak and lifeless. I felt like a puppet (木偶) who needed help to lift his arms or 3        his head. I began to run. After six months,my 4       came back. So I decided to try to run a marathon.

  I 5       with my father about my plan. He told me of a program that trained people to run a marathon to 6        money for hemophilia research. So that summer,7       the Hemophilia Society's training program,I started to 8        for the day to come to run the marathon.

On October 27,2005,at 8 a.m.，the shot 9        and so did I. Along with 19 ,000 other brave souls,I started on a 26. 2 mile journey that I will 10        forget.

  I first saw my wife Patty at the sixmile mark; she seemed 11        that I was having a good time doing it. At mile 17       ,my mind was going back to those two 12 years that had brought my family and me down. I saw her again. The 13 in her face told me that she knew I was starting to struggle. I felt 14        we were thinking about the same thing,nine 15 miles would soon be behind us.

That thought alone pulled me 16       . Mile 22,23, slowing but going,24. 25,then there is was. 3 hours and 6 minutes after I had started,I 17       what I thought to be the most exciting finish line of all races！

  The Luekemia Society gave me a (n) 18       with a note saying, "Hemophilia26. 2". If I 19        ill again,my cancer may once again take away my hair and my strength,and maybe 20        my life. But it can never take away the award,or the fact that I am a marathoner.

(   ) 1. A. later   B. ago   C. before   D. after

(   ) 2. A. check   B. rest   C. treatment   D. work

(   ) 3. A. use up   B. hold up   C. turn up   D. pick up

(   ) 4. A. spirit   B. power   C. force   D. strength

(   ) 5. A. talked   B. said   C. spoke   D. told

(   ) 6. A. make   B. raise   C. earn   D. offer

(   ) 7. A. by   B. in   C. for   D. through

(   ) 8. A. prepare   B. look   C. search   D. ask

(   ) 9. A. turned off   B. got off   C. went off   D. took of

(   ) 10. A. ever   B. never   C. always   D. frequently

(   ) 11. A. angry   B. worried   C. happy   D. sad

(   ) 12. A. terrible   B. wonderful   C. generous   D. long

(   ) 13. A. interest   B. disappointment   C. worry   D. concern

(   ) 14. A. as for   B. as if   C. as with   D. as to

(   ) 15. A. another   B. less   C. more   D. fewer

(   ) 16. A. forward   B. backward   C. toward   D. upward

(   ) 17. A. went   B. ran   C. walked   D. crossed

(   ) 18. A. book   B. apartment   C. house   D. award

(   ) 19. A. go   B. fall   C. become   D. get

(   ) 20. A. even   B. still   D. very   D. quiet

1. A根據(jù)上文中的...a happy husband and father ,診斷為血友病不是在一個(gè)月前，而是在一個(gè)月后；D項(xiàng)應(yīng)表達(dá)成after a month。

2. C得病后經(jīng)過兩年的"治療"(放療、化療) ，身體變得虛弱、有氣無力。A項(xiàng)兩年的"檢查"不合理。

3. B前面的"lift his arms"是一個(gè)提示，木偶需要幫助"支撐"起胳膊和頭。

hold up"舉起，支撐起"；use up"用完，耗盡"；turn up"出現(xiàn)"; pick up"拾起，用車接人，收聽"。

4. D通過跑步鍛煉，身體有"力氣"，能長(zhǎng)時(shí)間跑了。spirit"精神"(不太確切) ，power"(電) 力，權(quán)力"；force指物理學(xué)上的力。

5. A固定搭配：talk with sb. about sth."和某人談?wù)撃呈?。其他搭配不對(duì)。

6. B訓(xùn)練人們參加馬拉松賽跑不是賺錢，而是"募捐"，從后面的for hemophilia research可以得到暗示。

7. D"通過"血友病協(xié)會(huì)的培訓(xùn)計(jì)劃，我開始為參加馬拉松賽而訓(xùn)練。

by表示通過某種方式，時(shí)常接doing sth.。

8. A根據(jù)意思，"我為即將參加馬拉松賽做準(zhǔn)備"，而不是尋找(look for/search for) 或要求(ask for) „

9. C這里指發(fā)令槍響(go off) 。go off有"離開， (槍、鈴) 響"的意思;turn off"關(guān)掉";get off"從……下來"；take off"脫下(衣服) ，(飛機(jī)) 起飛，(事業(yè)) 騰飛"。

10. B作者帶病參加馬拉松是件不尋常的事，當(dāng)然不會(huì)忘記，從文章最后一句But it can never take away the award,or the fact that I am a marathoner可以看出。

11. C從下文she knew I was starting to struggle 及we were thinking about the same thing可以推測(cè)妻子感到很欣慰。

12. A我回想起"可怕"的那兩年,從后面的定語從句that had brought my family and me down 可知。

13. D結(jié)合該段妻子很高興看到我參加馬拉松、同命運(yùn)搏斗，說明妻子臉上是"關(guān)心"的表情。

14. B我感到我們"好像"想到同一件事了。

as for/as to"至于，提到"；as with"就像，正如"，是介詞，這三個(gè)短語后不可跟從句。

15. C不知不覺又跑了九英里(nine more miles) , A項(xiàng)應(yīng)說成another nine miles0

16. A作者邊想邊往前(forward) 跑，從后面的Mile 22. 23. slowing but going,24. 25.then there it was可以看出。

17. D 很明顯是穿過(cross) 終點(diǎn)線(finish line) ,cross在這里是run across的意思。

18. D 從文章最后一句But it can never take away the award可知協(xié)會(huì)是給他發(fā)獎(jiǎng)。

19. B四個(gè)動(dòng)詞都可以作連系動(dòng)詞，構(gòu)成系表結(jié)構(gòu)-，但表示生病時(shí)用固定搭配"fall m"。

20. A 癌癥可能奪走我的頭發(fā)和力氣，甚至(even) 奪走我的生命,這里表示的是遞進(jìn)關(guān)系。

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   C. Despite the abundance,food prices keep rising.

   D. Britain will cut back on its production of food.

(   ) 2. The main reason for the rise in food prices is that         .

   A. people are buying less food

   B. the government is providing less financial support for agriculture

   C. domestic food production has decreased

   D. imported food is driving prices higher

(   ) 3. The government's expansion programme didn't work very well because         .

   A. farmers were uncertain about the financial support the government guaranteed

   B. farmers were uncertain about the benefits of expanding production

   C. farmers were uncertain about whether foreign markets could be found for their produce

   D. the older generation of farmers were strongly against the programme

(   ) 4. What did the future look like for Britain's food production at the time this article was written? ^

   A. The fall in world food prices would benefit British food producers.

   B. An expansion of food production was at hand.

   C. British food producers would receive more government financial support.

   D. It looks depressing despite government guarantees.

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1. Mr White didn't understand        his wife so upset this morning(make)

懷特先生不明白今天早上到底是什么使他的妻子如此生氣。

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