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Yesterday evening, I was working in the garden. It was a gentle, pleasant night, and I was making the most of the nice weather when I heard a neighbour's voice from the path leading out of the garden.
"That's no place to sleep!" he called out.
I looked over and saw a man lying on his back on the path, eyes closed. I recognized him—I'd watched him stumbling蹒跚而行 along that path like a drunkard酗酒者 several times before.
I stopped working and went over."Do you need some help?" I asked.
He opened his eyes and replied,"Probably." He then told me that arthritis关节炎 made it hard for him to walk most of the time. When he asked if I could help him get home—his house was only a few hundred metres away—I agreed right away.
I tried to let him walk on his own while I guided him, but we weren't getting anywhere. Carrying him would have been easier, but I knew that would be a real insult侮辱 to him. So I took his left hand with mine and grabbed his belt with my right, and we slowly made our way forward.
On the forty-five-minute walk to his house, he told me all about himself—his name, what he used to do for work, the holidays he'd been on, how wonderful his granddaughter was, and what his wife's name was. He even joked about how much trouble he'd be in when he got home!
Thank goodness, his wife wasn't there when we arrived.
If we wait until we "feel like it" to help others, many people will be left without the support they need—and we'll end up being the kind of people who just walk on by. Let's not let that happen.
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A. Sorry. B. Interested.
C. Angry. D. Surprised.
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A. Because he could walk well by himself.
B. Because it would be an insult to him.
C. Because it was only a few hundred metres away.
D. Because his wife would give him a hard time.
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A. He was a talented person.
B. He enjoyed having holidays.
C. His wife was always kind to him.
D. He loved his granddaughter very much.
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A. Work hard and you'll have a better life.
B. Give somebody a helping hand in time.
C. Never give up when you meet difficulties.
D. Solve problems by yourself when something happens.
Yesterday evening, I was working in the garden. It was a gentle, pleasant night, and I was making the most of the nice weather when I heard a neighbour's voice from the path leading out of the garden.
"That's no place to sleep!" he called out.
I looked over and saw a man lying on his back on the path, eyes closed. I recognized him—I'd watched him stumbling蹒跚而行 along that path like a drunkard酗酒者 several times before.
I stopped working and went over."Do you need some help?" I asked.
He opened his eyes and replied,"Probably." He then told me that arthritis关节炎 made it hard for him to walk most of the time. When he asked if I could help him get home—his house was only a few hundred metres away—I agreed right away.
I tried to let him walk on his own while I guided him, but we weren't getting anywhere. Carrying him would have been easier, but I knew that would be a real insult侮辱 to him. So I took his left hand with mine and grabbed his belt with my right, and we slowly made our way forward.
On the forty-five-minute walk to his house, he told me all about himself—his name, what he used to do for work, the holidays he'd been on, how wonderful his granddaughter was, and what his wife's name was. He even joked about how much trouble he'd be in when he got home!
Thank goodness, his wife wasn't there when we arrived.
If we wait until we "feel like it" to help others, many people will be left without the support they need—and we'll end up being the kind of people who just walk on by. Let's not let that happen.
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C
)19. How did the writer's neighbour probably feel when he saw the lying man?A. Sorry. B. Interested.
C. Angry. D. Surprised.
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B
)20. Why didn't the writer carry the man?A. Because he could walk well by himself.
B. Because it would be an insult to him.
C. Because it was only a few hundred metres away.
D. Because his wife would give him a hard time.
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D
)21. What do we know about the man from the passage?A. He was a talented person.
B. He enjoyed having holidays.
C. His wife was always kind to him.
D. He loved his granddaughter very much.
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B
)22. What does the story want to tell us?A. Work hard and you'll have a better life.
B. Give somebody a helping hand in time.
C. Never give up when you meet difficulties.
D. Solve problems by yourself when something happens.
答案
19.C 20.B 21.D 22.B
解析
【分析】
这是一篇记叙文，讲述作者帮助患关节炎的邻居的故事。解题时需结合原文细节，逐一对应各题选项：19题关注邻居话语的语气；20题定位作者不背男子的原因；21题提取关于该男子的信息；22题总结文章主旨。
【解析】
19题：原文中邻居喊出“That's no place to sleep!”，语气带有指责意味，推测邻居当时是生气的，故选C。
20题：原文明确表述“Carrying him would have been easier, but I knew that would be a real insult to him.”，说明作者不背男子是因为怕侮辱对方，故选B。
21题：原文里男子提到“how wonderful his granddaughter was”，体现出他非常爱自己的孙女，故选D。
22题：文章最后一段点明主旨，强调要及时帮助他人，不要漠视需要帮助的人，对应选项B。
【答案】
19.C 20.B 21.D 22.B
【知识点】
阅读理解，细节理解，主旨大意
【点评】
本文通过生活小事传递帮助他人的道理，题目以细节考查为主，需学生准确定位原文信息，难度适中。
【难度系数】
0.7
这是一篇记叙文，讲述作者帮助患关节炎的邻居的故事。解题时需结合原文细节，逐一对应各题选项：19题关注邻居话语的语气；20题定位作者不背男子的原因；21题提取关于该男子的信息；22题总结文章主旨。
【解析】
19题：原文中邻居喊出“That's no place to sleep!”，语气带有指责意味，推测邻居当时是生气的，故选C。
20题：原文明确表述“Carrying him would have been easier, but I knew that would be a real insult to him.”，说明作者不背男子是因为怕侮辱对方，故选B。
21题：原文里男子提到“how wonderful his granddaughter was”，体现出他非常爱自己的孙女，故选D。
22题：文章最后一段点明主旨，强调要及时帮助他人，不要漠视需要帮助的人，对应选项B。
【答案】
19.C 20.B 21.D 22.B
【知识点】
阅读理解，细节理解，主旨大意
【点评】
本文通过生活小事传递帮助他人的道理，题目以细节考查为主，需学生准确定位原文信息，难度适中。
【难度系数】
0.7
