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I remember driving to Palm Springs from San Diego two
Thanksgivings ago. None of us pictured a snowstorm on our California vacation, but one hour into the drive, the first snowflake fell. My eyes lit up. I’d missed snow. Seeing it land on a prickly cactus（仙人掌）made my tears well up. How I longed for cold Minnesota, my hometown.
As the altitude rose, the storm got fiercer. It wasn’t long before we had no choice but to pull over. As our car slid to a stop, I looked into the distance. A line of cars as long as the Mississippi River was lined up.
Just then, a car came from behind, suddenly changing direction to avoid hitting our car. The driver, an old man, slammed on the brakes（刹车）, and his car drifted across the path. It didn’t take us too long to realize his car was awfully near the edge of the mountain and slowly creeping（慢慢移动）more and more towards the side of the cliff.
Suddenly, ten people who were sitting in their cars jumped out. From the car window, I watched an inspiring scene. Four people took the chains off their own cars’ tires（轮胎）and put them on the old man’s tires. One person shoveled（铲）the snow out from his tires and tried to break the ice with his boot. Just as the old man’s car and all his belongings were about to be lost off the edge of the cliff, people stepped up and let their kind hearts override the snowstorm.
Though it was $-30°\mathrm{C}$, my heart was as warm as ever. This act of kindness just reminded me how thankful I am for people and moments like these.
（
A. He felt a little homesick.
B. He disliked the bad weather.
C. He was surprised to see the snow.
D. He was anxious about the traffic delay.
（
A. Its braking system failed.
B. It ran into the writer’s car.
C. It was about to drop from the cliff.
D. It lost control due to the sudden speeding.
（
A. Kind hearts can beat any natural disasters.
B. The old man lost everything in the snowstorm.
C. The snowstorm was so strong that they failed.
D. They successfully saved the old man and his car.
（
A. He wore more thick clothes.
B. He was moved by people’s kindness.
C. People gave him hot water to keep warm.
D. He was thankful that people helped him a lot
I remember driving to Palm Springs from San Diego two
Thanksgivings ago. None of us pictured a snowstorm on our California vacation, but one hour into the drive, the first snowflake fell. My eyes lit up. I’d missed snow. Seeing it land on a prickly cactus（仙人掌）made my tears well up. How I longed for cold Minnesota, my hometown.
As the altitude rose, the storm got fiercer. It wasn’t long before we had no choice but to pull over. As our car slid to a stop, I looked into the distance. A line of cars as long as the Mississippi River was lined up.
Just then, a car came from behind, suddenly changing direction to avoid hitting our car. The driver, an old man, slammed on the brakes（刹车）, and his car drifted across the path. It didn’t take us too long to realize his car was awfully near the edge of the mountain and slowly creeping（慢慢移动）more and more towards the side of the cliff.
Suddenly, ten people who were sitting in their cars jumped out. From the car window, I watched an inspiring scene. Four people took the chains off their own cars’ tires（轮胎）and put them on the old man’s tires. One person shoveled（铲）the snow out from his tires and tried to break the ice with his boot. Just as the old man’s car and all his belongings were about to be lost off the edge of the cliff, people stepped up and let their kind hearts override the snowstorm.
Though it was $-30°\mathrm{C}$, my heart was as warm as ever. This act of kindness just reminded me how thankful I am for people and moments like these.
（
A
）27. Why did the writer cry when he saw the snow?A. He felt a little homesick.
B. He disliked the bad weather.
C. He was surprised to see the snow.
D. He was anxious about the traffic delay.
（
C
）28. What happened to the old man’s car?A. Its braking system failed.
B. It ran into the writer’s car.
C. It was about to drop from the cliff.
D. It lost control due to the sudden speeding.
（
D
）29. What can we learn from the underlined sentence in Paragraph 4?A. Kind hearts can beat any natural disasters.
B. The old man lost everything in the snowstorm.
C. The snowstorm was so strong that they failed.
D. They successfully saved the old man and his car.
（
B
）30. Why was the writer’s heart warm in the freezing weather?A. He wore more thick clothes.
B. He was moved by people’s kindness.
C. People gave him hot water to keep warm.
D. He was thankful that people helped him a lot
答案
27.A 28.C 29.D 30.B
解析
【分析】
本题为英语阅读理解题，需结合原文细节逐一分析各小题：
1. 第27题：定位作者看到雪后哭的原因，匹配原文关键信息；
2. 第28题：定位老人车辆的状况描述，对应选项内容；
3. 第29题：结合划线句上下文语境，理解句子的深层含义；
4. 第30题：定位作者在严寒中感到温暖的原因，匹配原文表述。
【解析】
27题：根据原文第一段最后一句“How I longed for cold Minnesota, my hometown.”可知，作者看到雪时哭是因为思念家乡，对应A选项。
28题：根据原文第三段“his car was awfully near the edge of the mountain and slowly creeping more and more towards the side of the cliff.”可知，老人的车快要从悬崖掉落，对应C选项。
29题：划线句前文提到人们主动帮忙给老人的车装轮胎链条、铲雪，在老人的车即将掉落悬崖时伸出援手，因此划线句意为他们成功救了老人和他的车，对应D选项。
30题：根据原文最后一段“This act of kindness just reminded me how thankful I am for people and moments like these.”可知，作者因人们的善意举动而感到温暖，对应B选项。
【答案】
27.A 28.C 29.D 30.B
【知识点】
英语阅读理解、细节理解题、句意理解题
【点评】
本题为记叙文阅读理解，主要考查学生对文章细节信息的定位、理解及句意推断能力，整体难度适中，需准确抓取原文关键语句作答。
【难度系数】
0.7
本题为英语阅读理解题，需结合原文细节逐一分析各小题：
1. 第27题：定位作者看到雪后哭的原因，匹配原文关键信息；
2. 第28题：定位老人车辆的状况描述，对应选项内容；
3. 第29题：结合划线句上下文语境，理解句子的深层含义；
4. 第30题：定位作者在严寒中感到温暖的原因，匹配原文表述。
【解析】
27题：根据原文第一段最后一句“How I longed for cold Minnesota, my hometown.”可知，作者看到雪时哭是因为思念家乡，对应A选项。
28题：根据原文第三段“his car was awfully near the edge of the mountain and slowly creeping more and more towards the side of the cliff.”可知，老人的车快要从悬崖掉落，对应C选项。
29题：划线句前文提到人们主动帮忙给老人的车装轮胎链条、铲雪，在老人的车即将掉落悬崖时伸出援手，因此划线句意为他们成功救了老人和他的车，对应D选项。
30题：根据原文最后一段“This act of kindness just reminded me how thankful I am for people and moments like these.”可知，作者因人们的善意举动而感到温暖，对应B选项。
【答案】
27.A 28.C 29.D 30.B
【知识点】
英语阅读理解、细节理解题、句意理解题
【点评】
本题为记叙文阅读理解，主要考查学生对文章细节信息的定位、理解及句意推断能力，整体难度适中，需准确抓取原文关键语句作答。
【难度系数】
0.7
