C
主题:叙事忆旧 体裁:记叙文 难度:★★★★ 建议用时:7分钟 正确率: /4
I was sitting at a station when I overheard(无意中听到) a woman seated behind me say,
“What’s the best present you ever got?”
“Well,” the young man said, “maybe the gold coin I got for graduation(毕业).”
“What?” I thought about the question. For me it is a high school graduation present.
“Congratulations,” my grandfather said.
“Wow,” I said, “a spade(铁锹)?”
“Yes, it’s a spade,” he said, gently but surely. “Stay close to the land. Don’t be afraid to dig(挖) in and get a little dirt(灰尘) on you.”
“Oh, I won’t,” I said. I laughed at how it sounded. He didn’t.
That autumn, I went off to college, and that bright new spade stayed untouched on the wall in my parents' home. A few years later, I got an office job and had a family. And that graduation spade made its way from my parents' house into my own. I dug gardens and planted trees and bushes. The spade was nothing but a tool(工具). I was just glad to have it. Glad I didn’t have to buy one.
Now, 40 years after I got the present, I still dig hard into the earth, more often than ever. It’s more than a present. It’s a reminder of my family. If I got a gold coin that day, I would spend it. But a useful tool with a message about staying close to the earth? Priceless.
A few months from now my daughter will finish school. I have something to give her before she moves away. And of course, when she opens it, she will say, “Wow,
(
A. 提醒 B. 照片 C. 礼物 D. 建议
(
a. He heard a gold coin story. b. He got a spade as a graduation present.
c. He used the spade to dig the garden. d. He went to study at a college.
A. a-b-c-d B. a-b-d-c C. b-c-d-a D. b-d-c-a
(
A. a key B. a spade C. a coin D. a book
(
A. The spade is more than a tool to the writer.
B. The spade costs Grandfather a lot of money.
C. The writer's daughter will throw away the spade soon.
D. The writer's daughter will give her children a spade too.
主题:叙事忆旧 体裁:记叙文 难度:★★★★ 建议用时:7分钟 正确率: /4
I was sitting at a station when I overheard(无意中听到) a woman seated behind me say,
“What’s the best present you ever got?”
“Well,” the young man said, “maybe the gold coin I got for graduation(毕业).”
“What?” I thought about the question. For me it is a high school graduation present.
“Congratulations,” my grandfather said.
“Wow,” I said, “a spade(铁锹)?”
“Yes, it’s a spade,” he said, gently but surely. “Stay close to the land. Don’t be afraid to dig(挖) in and get a little dirt(灰尘) on you.”
“Oh, I won’t,” I said. I laughed at how it sounded. He didn’t.
That autumn, I went off to college, and that bright new spade stayed untouched on the wall in my parents' home. A few years later, I got an office job and had a family. And that graduation spade made its way from my parents' house into my own. I dug gardens and planted trees and bushes. The spade was nothing but a tool(工具). I was just glad to have it. Glad I didn’t have to buy one.
Now, 40 years after I got the present, I still dig hard into the earth, more often than ever. It’s more than a present. It’s a reminder of my family. If I got a gold coin that day, I would spend it. But a useful tool with a message about staying close to the earth? Priceless.
A few months from now my daughter will finish school. I have something to give her before she moves away. And of course, when she opens it, she will say, “Wow,
a spade
?”(
A
)23. What does the underlined word “reminder” mean in Chinese?A. 提醒 B. 照片 C. 礼物 D. 建议
(
D
)24. 新考法 事件排序 In which order do the following things happen to the writer?a. He heard a gold coin story. b. He got a spade as a graduation present.
c. He used the spade to dig the garden. d. He went to study at a college.
A. a-b-c-d B. a-b-d-c C. b-c-d-a D. b-d-c-a
(
B
)25. 新考法 补全文章 Which of the following is best for “” in the last paragraph?A. a key B. a spade C. a coin D. a book
(
A
)26. 语言能力 推断能力 What can we infer(推断) from the passage?A. The spade is more than a tool to the writer.
B. The spade costs Grandfather a lot of money.
C. The writer's daughter will throw away the spade soon.
D. The writer's daughter will give her children a spade too.
答案
【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文,主要讲述了作者在高中毕业时得到了一份珍贵的礼物——来自祖父的一把铁锹。
23. A 词义猜测题。根据第六段“Stay close to the land.”和倒数第二段“I still dig hard into the earth”可知,作者的祖父送铁锹给作者是为了让他亲近大地,而作者现在仍然在用这把铁锹挖地,在作者眼里,祖父送的铁锹不仅仅是一个礼物,它还提醒自己想着家人,由此猜测,reminder 意为“提醒”。故选 A。
24. D 事件排序题。根据第二段“‘Well,’ the young man said, ‘maybe the gold coin I got for graduation.’”,第四段“‘Congratulations,’ my grandfather said.”,第五段“‘Wow,’ I said, ‘a spade?’”和第八段“That autumn, I went off to college ... And that graduation spade made its way from my parents' house into my own. I dug gardens and planted trees and bushes.”可知,正确的顺序是:作者收到祖父送的毕业礼物——作者去上大学——作者大学毕业后成家立业,用铁锹来打理花园——作者听到金币的故事,由此勾起回忆。故选 D。
25. B 补全文章题。根据第三段“For me it is a high school graduation present.”,第四段“‘Congratulations,’ my grandfather said.”以及第五段“‘Wow,’ I said, ‘a spade?’”可知,作者认为祖父送的铁锹是最好的礼物;结合最后一段“Wow ...?”可推知,作者也打算送给女儿一把铁锹作为毕业礼物,而他的女儿收到礼物的反应应该和他当年一样。因此,空处应填 a spade。故选 B。
26. A 推理判断题。根据倒数第二段“It's more than a present. It's a reminder of my family.”可推知,这把铁锹对于作者来说不仅仅是一个工具。故选 A。
23. A 词义猜测题。根据第六段“Stay close to the land.”和倒数第二段“I still dig hard into the earth”可知,作者的祖父送铁锹给作者是为了让他亲近大地,而作者现在仍然在用这把铁锹挖地,在作者眼里,祖父送的铁锹不仅仅是一个礼物,它还提醒自己想着家人,由此猜测,reminder 意为“提醒”。故选 A。
24. D 事件排序题。根据第二段“‘Well,’ the young man said, ‘maybe the gold coin I got for graduation.’”,第四段“‘Congratulations,’ my grandfather said.”,第五段“‘Wow,’ I said, ‘a spade?’”和第八段“That autumn, I went off to college ... And that graduation spade made its way from my parents' house into my own. I dug gardens and planted trees and bushes.”可知,正确的顺序是:作者收到祖父送的毕业礼物——作者去上大学——作者大学毕业后成家立业,用铁锹来打理花园——作者听到金币的故事,由此勾起回忆。故选 D。
25. B 补全文章题。根据第三段“For me it is a high school graduation present.”,第四段“‘Congratulations,’ my grandfather said.”以及第五段“‘Wow,’ I said, ‘a spade?’”可知,作者认为祖父送的铁锹是最好的礼物;结合最后一段“Wow ...?”可推知,作者也打算送给女儿一把铁锹作为毕业礼物,而他的女儿收到礼物的反应应该和他当年一样。因此,空处应填 a spade。故选 B。
26. A 推理判断题。根据倒数第二段“It's more than a present. It's a reminder of my family.”可推知,这把铁锹对于作者来说不仅仅是一个工具。故选 A。
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