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1一、完形填空A通读下面短文,掌其大意,然后在每小题所给的四个选项中,选出一个最佳答案。Atone-deaf(五音不全)teenagerhassurprisedhisfamilybysuddenlybeingabletoplaymusicwhileaftersufferingaconcussion(脑震荡).Gordon,ahighschoolstudent,nowcanplay13instruments—1hehasneverlearnedmusic.Asasmallchild,helovedsports,dreamedofplayinglacrosse(长曲棍球)asacareer,andhadno2inmusic.“Hereallyhadnomusical3,”hismothertoldthereporter.“WhenheplayedlacrossewithalocalteaminGradeSix,he4backwardsandhurtthebackofhishead5theground.”“Iremember6andthenIfeltreallydazed(恍惚的),”hetoldthereporter.“Ididn’treallyunderstandsomething7hadhappened.”Thedoctorstoldhimhecouldreturntothe8.Hedidso,butunluckilyhewentontosuffer9coupleofhardhitstothehead,whichsenthimtothehospitalagain.Afterthatthedoctorstoldhimhecouldn’tplaysportsanymore,buttherewasonegoodsideeffect:hisnew-found10.“NowIcanplaymanyinstruments,suchaspiano,guitarandviolin.Musicisthethingthatgetsmeupinthemorning,”hesaid.()1.A.soB.andC.becauseD.though()2.A.interestB.interestedC.interestingD.interestedly()3.A.problemB.difficultyC.instrumentD.talent()4.A.fallsB.feltC.fellD.wasfalling()5.A.aboveB.belowC.alongD.against()6.A.gettingupB.givingupC.togetupD.togiveup()7.A.goodB.badC.wonderfulD.boring()8.A.classroomB.hospitalC.concertD.field()9.A.anotherB.otherC.theotherD.others()10.A.hobbyB.illnessC.habitD.skillBDadwasalwaysfullofadvice.WhenmybrotherandIweregrowingup,wecouldgrassinneighbors’1duringthesummertoearnpocketmoney.Dadofferedourservicetoneighborsata2theycouldnotrefuse.MybrotherandIgottendollarsperyard.Ilaterfoundoutourfriendswere320ormoreforthesamework.Everytimeweworked,Dadstoodwatchingourworkintheheat4relaxingathomewithdrink.Oneafternoonwewerecuttingourneighbor’syard.Healwayswaiteduntilthegrasswasknee-highto5us.Whatmadematters6wasthatwehadanoldgrassmower(割草机)thatkeptshuttingoffasweworked.Thisafternoon,Iwas7tiredandsweaty.IwasthinkingofatallglassoficydrinktocoolmyselfdownwhenDadcalledout,“Youmissedasmallpiece.”Wehadtogobacktocutthatpieceofgrass8wedidn’twantto.Peopleinthetownstartedtonoticethegoodworkwedidandwesooncollectedmore9.Manyyearshavepassed,butthelessonmydadtaughtmestayedwithme.Ifyou2sayyouaregoingtoperformajobatacertaintime,keepyourword.Giveyourcustomersthekindofserviceyouwouldliketo10.Itshowshowsincereyouareandhowmuchprideyoutakeinyourwork.()1.A.housesB.yardsC.buildingsD.walls()2.A.priceB.timeC.lessonD.discussion()3.A.payingforB.waitingforC.askingforD.caringfor()4.A.accordingtoB.becauseofC.inneedofD.insteadof()5.A.getonwithB.getawayfromC.sendoutD.sendfor()6.A.betterB.luckierC.worseD.longer()7.A.hardlyB.completelyC.almostD.half()8.A.althoughB.unlessC.untilD.if()9.A.neighborsB.businessC.lessonsD.grass()10.A.mentionB.receiveC.controlD.returnCI’mTony.IliveinabeautifulneighborhoodinNewYork.Thereisa1inthecenteroftheneighborhood.Iliketogoto2thereinsummer.It’s3inthewater.Acrossfromthepool,thereisasupermarket.Myparentsoftengo4there.Thereisaparknearourneighbourhood.Therearemanyflowersandtreesinit.Itisvery5.Itismyfavourite6.Iliketogothere.Everymorning,7getupearlyandexerciseintheparkwithmyfriends.Onweekends,mybrotherandIoftenspendtimeonthebeach.Wecan8thecleanairandsunshine!Weoftengothere9becauseitisonlyfiveminutes’walkfromourneighborhood.I’m10toliveinourneighborhood.Iloveitverymuch.()1.A.supermarketB.gardenC.poolD.park()2.A.singB.swimC.eatD.read()3.A.coldB.hotC.warmD.cool()4.A.shoppingB.fishingC.skatingD.climbing()5.A.beautifulB.uglyC.farD.dirty()6.A.foodB.colorC.treeD.place()7.A.theyB.youC.ID.we()8.A.likeB.enjoyC.hateD.breathe()9.A.onfootB.bycarC.bytrainD.bybus()10.A.boredB.happyC.sadD.upsetDAlthoughitiscoldoutside,IenjoythebeautifulviewintheparkwhenIamfree.Walkingthroughthe1park,thetreesstandcoldandbare.Thewindhasshakentheiryellowleavestotheground.AsIkeepwalking,anoiseinthebackgroundisbecoming2andclearer.Now,100metersahead,isagroupofwomenatthesideofapath.Inthecoldwindofwinter,theyaremovingtheirarmsandlegstothemusic.Theyaredancingaunties.Itseemsthatifyougotoany3placearoundChina,you’relikelytoseethesedancingaunties.WhenIfirstcametoChina,itwasoneofthefirstthingsthat4me.That’sbecauseinBritain5inpublicisnotaculturalhabit.Youwon’tsee3anyagegroupswingingtheirarmsandtappingtheirfeetinapark.Usually,peoplejust6forexercise.Nowandagainthedancingauntieshavehittheheadlines.Somepeoplefindthem7,becausetheymaketoomuch8,butothersrespecttheirrighttodanceinpublic.Mostofthemaremiddle-aged.Theyhavesomefreetimetodowhattheylike.Thereisnomoreworkforthem,andtheirkidshaveleft.Personally,Ilikeseeingthesewomenenjoyingthemselves.Theyremindusofthe9ofexerciseaswegetolder.Besides,mostofthemhaveraisedthewhole10.Nowit’stheirtimetohavefunandenjoysomepeace.Whenyoumeetthosedancingauntiesoneday,pleasejointhemandIbelieveyouwilllovethem.()1.A.summerB.winterC.springD.autumn()2.A.noisierB.lowerC.louderD.smaller()3.A.publicB.privateC.openD.business()4.A.taughtB.surprisedC.annoyedD.learned()5.A.runningB.walkingC.dancingD.singing()6.A.takeawalkB.taptheirfeetC.movetheirarmsD.raisetheirlegs()7.A.excitingB.annoyingC.boringD.interesting()8.A.noiseB.laughterC.musicD.dance()9.A.preferenceB.responsi