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2013年福建卷审题人：吕凤第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Wehavebeendrivinginfogallmorning,butthefogisliftingnow.Thelittleseasidevillagesare36,onebyone.“Thereismygrandmother’shouse,”Isay,37acrossthebaytoashabbyoldhouse.IaminNovaScotiaonapilgrimage(朝圣)withLise,mygranddaughter,seekingrootsforher,retracing(追溯)38memoryforme.Lisewasoneofthemobilechildren,39fromhousetohouseinchildhood.Shelongsforasenseof40,andsowehavecometoNovaScotiawheremyhusbandandIwerebornandwhereourancestors41for200years.Wesoon42bythehouseandItellherwhatitwaslikehere,thememories43back,swiftasthetide(潮水).Suddenly,Ilongtowalkagaininthe44whereIwasoncesogloriouslyachild.Itstill45amemberofthefamily,buthasnotbeenlivedinforwhile.Wecannotgointothehouse,butIcanstillwalk46theroomsinmemory.Here,mymother47inherbedroomwindowandwroteinherdiary.Icanstillseetheenthusiasticfamily48intoandoutofthehouse.Icouldneverhaveenoughofbeing49them.However,thatwaslongafterthosechildhooddays.Lise50attentivelyasItalkandthensays,“SothisiswhereI51;whereIbelong.”Shehas52herroots.ToknowwhereIcomefromisoneofthegreatlongingsofthehuman53.Toberootedis“tohaveanorigin”.Weneed54origin.Lookingbackward,wediscoverwhatisuniqueinus;learnthe55of“I”.Wemustallgohomeagain—inrealityormemory.36.A.appearingB.movingC.exposingD.expanding37.A.referringB.travellingC.pointingD.coming38.A.sharedB.shortC.freshD.treasured39.A.passedB.raisedC.movedD.sent40.A.homeB.dutyC.realityD.relief41.A.builtB.livedC.remainedD.explored42.A.catchupB.pullupC.stepdownD.comedown43.A.fallingB.turningC.rushingD.bringing44.A.yardB.villageC.roomD.house45.A.adaptstoB.appealstoC.belongstoD.occursto46.A.acrossB.throughC.alongD.past47.A.layB.playedC.stoodD.sat48.A.marchingB.lookingC.breakingD.pouring49.A.betweenB.withC.nearD.behind50.A.wondersB.listensC.reactsD.agrees51.A.beganB.grewC.studiedD.stayed52.A.deepenedB.recognizedC.acceptedD.found53.A.heartB.rightsC.interestD.behaviors54.A.oneB.itsC.thatD.every55.A.meaningB.expressionC.connectionD.background第三部分阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）AWhenIwas12,allIwantedwasasignet(图章)ring.Theyweretheinthinganditseemedeverygirlexceptmehadone.Onmy13thbirthday,myMumgavemeasignetringwithmyinitials(姓名首字母)carvedintoit.Iwasinheaven.Whatmadeitevenmorespecialwasthatitwasabouttheonlythingthatwasn’tbeing“replaced”.We’dbeenburntoutinfiresthatsweptthroughourareaearlierthatyearandhadlosteverything—somostofthe“new”stuff(东西)wegotwasreallyjusttoreplacewhatwe’dlost.Butnotmyring.Myringwasnew.Then,onlyonemonthlater,Ilostit.Itookitoffbeforebedanditwasmissinginthemorning.Iwassadandsearchedeverywhereforit.Butitseemedtohavedisappeared.Eventually,Igaveupandstoppedlookingforit.Andtwoyearslater,wesoldthehouseandmovedaway.Yearspassed,andacoupleofmoveslater,Iwasvisitingmyparents’whenMumtoldmethatshehadsomethingforme.Itwasn’tmybirthday,norwasitEasterorChristmasoranyothergift-givingoccasion.Mumnoticedmyquestioninglook.“You'llrecognizethisone,”shesaid,smiling.Thenshehandedmeasmallringbox.Itookitfromherandopenedittofindmybeautifulsignetringinside.Thefamilywhohadboughtourhouse13yearsearlierhadrecentlydecidedtodosomeredecoration,whichincludedreplacingthecarpets.Whentheypulledthecarpetupinmyoldbedroom,theyfoundthering.Asithadmyinitialscarvedintoit,theyrealizedwhoownedthering.They’dhaditprofessionallycleanedupbyajewelerbeforesendingittomymother.Anditstillfitsme.56.Theunderlinedword“in”inthefirstparagraphprobablymeans“________”.A.fashionableB.availableC.practicalD.renewable57.Whenshegottheringback,thewriterwasabout________.A.13yearsoldB.15yearsoldC.26yearsoldD.28yearsold58.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Thewriter’sfamilymovedseveraltimes.B.Thewriterneverstoppedlookingforherring.C.Thewriter’sringwascleanedupbythenewhouseowner.D.Thewriterlostherringinthemorningwhenshetookitoff.59.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.MyNewRingB.LostandFoundC.LostandReplacedD.AnExpensiveRingBYourglassesmaysomedayreplaceyoursmartphone,andsomeNewYorkersarereadyfortheswitch.Someinthecitycan’twaittotrythemonandusethemapsandGPSthatthefuturisticeyewearislikelytoinclude.“I’duseitifIwerehangingoutwithfriendsat3a.m.andgoingtothebarandwantedtoseewhatwasopen,”saidWalterChoo,40,ofFortGreene.Thesmartphone-likeglasseswilllikelycomeoutthisyearandcostbetween$250and$600,theTimessaid,possiblyincludingavariationofaugmented(增强的)reality,atechnologyalreadyavailableonsmartphonesandtablets(平板电脑)thatoverlaysinformationontothescreenaboutone’ssurroundings.So,forexample,ifyouwerewalkingdownastreet,indicatorswouldpopupshowingyouthenearestcoffeeshopordirectionscouldbeplottedoutandcomeintoviewrightonthesidewalkinfrontofyou.“Asfarasamainstreamconsumerproduct,thisjustisn’tsomethinganybodyneeds,”saidSamBiddle,whowritesforGizmodo.com.“We’reaccustomedtohavingonethinginourpockettodoallthesethings,”headded,“andtheaverageconsumerisn'tgonnabeabletoaffordanotherdevice(装置)that’shundredsandhundredsofdollars.”9to5GooglepublisherSethWeintraub,whohasbeenreportingonthesmartphone-likeglassessincelatelastyear,saidheisconfidentthatthistypeofwearab