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I grew up on a small farm. My father worked in the city. He was quiet. I didn't like him very much.
One day, I was told by my mother that he was sick. I learned that my father got blood cancer. As the cancer grows, the bones would look like cheese, and when they break, they may never heal(愈合). For the last year of his life, his whole day was rising from the bed and walking to his chair to sit and think.
He was in that chair when I came home one day. My mom and brother were out. He asked me to sit down. Then he told me about his life, and his family growing up. He had been speaking for maybe an hour when I realized that he was doing more than telling. He was asking to be forgiven(原谅). All that he needed was that.
When he died, I didn't return to school for a few days. On my first day back, I was standing in the gym hearing a familiar shout, "Michael!" It was Sam, a guy who had given us a lot of trouble over the years. I turned to face him and said, "What do you want?" The other boys didn't say a word as they waited for the beat.
"I heard your dad died."
"Yes," I quietly replied.
"I'm sorry."
I was shocked. Those two words are how I have remembered him ever since.
What do you do when your "enemies" reveal that they are also human? I think you either forgive and move forward or hold on to resentment(愤恨). I'm certainly not glad that my father got sick, but at the same time, I realize that if he hadn't, I might never have come to love him.
56. The passage is mainly about
A. a father who has cancer
B. a boy learning a life lesson
C. a trouble in the school gym
D. a talk between a son and his father
57. According to the passage, Michael's father
A. had only one child
B. worked as a farmer
C. died of bone cancer
D. hoped Michael could forgive him
58. Michael was shocked because Sam
A. said he was sorry for Michael's father's death
B. shouted at him
C. said sorry for beating him before
D. often gave him trouble
59. The underlined word "reveal" in the last paragraph probably means "
A. explain
B. think
C. show
D. understand
60. The best title for the passage would be "
A. Forgiving
B. My Father
C. Growing Pain
D. An Enemy at School
I grew up on a small farm. My father worked in the city. He was quiet. I didn't like him very much.
One day, I was told by my mother that he was sick. I learned that my father got blood cancer. As the cancer grows, the bones would look like cheese, and when they break, they may never heal(愈合). For the last year of his life, his whole day was rising from the bed and walking to his chair to sit and think.
He was in that chair when I came home one day. My mom and brother were out. He asked me to sit down. Then he told me about his life, and his family growing up. He had been speaking for maybe an hour when I realized that he was doing more than telling. He was asking to be forgiven(原谅). All that he needed was that.
When he died, I didn't return to school for a few days. On my first day back, I was standing in the gym hearing a familiar shout, "Michael!" It was Sam, a guy who had given us a lot of trouble over the years. I turned to face him and said, "What do you want?" The other boys didn't say a word as they waited for the beat.
"I heard your dad died."
"Yes," I quietly replied.
"I'm sorry."
I was shocked. Those two words are how I have remembered him ever since.
What do you do when your "enemies" reveal that they are also human? I think you either forgive and move forward or hold on to resentment(愤恨). I'm certainly not glad that my father got sick, but at the same time, I realize that if he hadn't, I might never have come to love him.
56. The passage is mainly about
B
.A. a father who has cancer
B. a boy learning a life lesson
C. a trouble in the school gym
D. a talk between a son and his father
57. According to the passage, Michael's father
D
.A. had only one child
B. worked as a farmer
C. died of bone cancer
D. hoped Michael could forgive him
58. Michael was shocked because Sam
A
.A. said he was sorry for Michael's father's death
B. shouted at him
C. said sorry for beating him before
D. often gave him trouble
59. The underlined word "reveal" in the last paragraph probably means "
C
".A. explain
B. think
C. show
D. understand
60. The best title for the passage would be "
A
".A. Forgiving
B. My Father
C. Growing Pain
D. An Enemy at School
答案
56.B 57.D 58.A 59.C 60.A
解析
翻译:
### 文章部分
我在一个小农场长大。我的父亲在城里工作。他很沉默。我不是很喜欢他。
有一天，妈妈告诉我他生病了。我得知父亲患上了血癌。随着癌症的发展，骨头会变得像奶酪一样，当骨头断裂时，它们可能永远无法愈合。在他生命的最后一年里，他一整天的活动就是从床上起来，走到椅子旁坐下思考。
有一天我回家时，他正坐在那把椅子上。妈妈和哥哥都出去了。他让我坐下。然后他给我讲了他的生活，以及他成长过程中的家庭情况。他讲了大概一个小时，我才意识到他不只是在讲述。他是在请求被原谅。他所需要的就是这个。
他去世后，我有几天没回学校。我返校的第一天，我正站在体育馆里，听到一个熟悉的喊声：“迈克尔！”是山姆，一个多年来给我们制造了很多麻烦的家伙。我转过身面对他，说：“你想干什么？”其他男孩都一言不发，等着看我被揍。
“我听说你爸爸去世了。”
“是的，”我平静地回答。
“我很遗憾。”
我很震惊。从那以后，我就用这两个词来记住他。
当你的“敌人”展现出他们也是有血有肉的人时，你会怎么做？我认为你要么原谅并继续前行，要么心怀怨恨。我当然不高兴我父亲生病了，但与此同时，我意识到如果他没有生病，我可能永远都不会开始爱他。
### 题目部分
56. 这篇文章主要是关于______。
A. 一个患癌症的父亲
B. 一个男孩学到的人生教训
C. 学校体育馆里的一场麻烦
D. 一个儿子和他父亲之间的谈话
57. 根据文章，迈克尔的父亲______。
A. 只有一个孩子
B. 是一名农民
C. 死于骨癌
D. 希望迈克尔能原谅他
58. 迈克尔很震惊，因为山姆______。
A. 说他对迈克尔父亲的去世感到遗憾
B. 对他大喊大叫
C. 为以前打他而道歉
D. 经常给他制造麻烦
59. 最后一段中划线的单词“reveal”可能的意思是“____”。
A. 解释
B. 思考
C. 展现
D. 理解
60. 这篇文章最好的标题是“____”。
A. 原谅
B. 我的父亲
C. 成长的痛苦
D. 学校里的敌人
