搜搜做题作业网2012海淀英语一模完形的一个空
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2012海淀英语一模完形的一个空
Josephsat on a hill in the middle of nowhere,writing his name into the dirt with astick..
“Joseph!”his mother called.Joseph looked at the farmhouse that was now supposed to behis home.As he finished the last 35 ,he noticed somethingmetal shining in the rosy late-afternoon sunlight.He picked it up:a rustyold 36 .He put it in his pocket and walkeddown the hill..
Grandpapassed away last year,leaving the house and farm to his mother.Joseph hadhoped that she would just 37 it and buy a house in the city.However,shechose to move to the farm.Joseph had been very 38 about leaving his friends and his school.
Inthe city,dinnertime had always been an opportunity for conversation betweenJoseph and his mother.Here,though,he had 39 to say.He knew hissilence hurt his mother,but surely it was better than the angry words waitingbehind it.It was best to keep 40 .He quickly finished his food on the plateand went to his room upstairs.
Later,he went down the stairs to look for something to read.In the deep silence,hismother sat alone on the living-room sofa.On her lap lay a photograph album.Looking up,she smiled 41 and said,“See what I found?Here’s your great-grandfather.He’s about your age in this picture.Do you think you look likehim?”
Josephstuffed his hand into his pockets and shrugged(耸肩).He 42 the old key.
Ashe moved closer to look at the photograph,something else 43 his eye.“What’s that?” he asked,pointing to a painted wooden boxon the coffee table.
“It’sa silent music box,“ his mother said softly.“Years ago,when I was a littlegirl,44 brother,2 years older than me,took the keyaway.He didn’t mean to lose it.But he dropped it out somewhere,we searchedand searched but 45 found it.”
Josephsat down beside her and handed the rusty key to her.
Suddenlyhis mother’s eyes sparkled.With trembling hands,she wound up(转动) the music box.As its sweet melody played,mother and son listenedtogether.
“ithas been silent for a long,long time,” she said.
“It’sso clear!” said Joseph.“It sounds as good as new.” The silence had been 46 .
41.A.surprisin gly B.seriously C.hopefully D.thoughtfully
请问为什么选 C而不是A
Josephsat on a hill in the middle of nowhere,writing his name into the dirt with astick..
“Joseph!”his mother called.Joseph looked at the farmhouse that was now supposed to behis home.As he finished the last 35 ,he noticed somethingmetal shining in the rosy late-afternoon sunlight.He picked it up:a rustyold 36 .He put it in his pocket and walkeddown the hill..
Grandpapassed away last year,leaving the house and farm to his mother.Joseph hadhoped that she would just 37 it and buy a house in the city.However,shechose to move to the farm.Joseph had been very 38 about leaving his friends and his school.
Inthe city,dinnertime had always been an opportunity for conversation betweenJoseph and his mother.Here,though,he had 39 to say.He knew hissilence hurt his mother,but surely it was better than the angry words waitingbehind it.It was best to keep 40 .He quickly finished his food on the plateand went to his room upstairs.
Later,he went down the stairs to look for something to read.In the deep silence,hismother sat alone on the living-room sofa.On her lap lay a photograph album.Looking up,she smiled 41 and said,“See what I found?Here’s your great-grandfather.He’s about your age in this picture.Do you think you look likehim?”
Josephstuffed his hand into his pockets and shrugged(耸肩).He 42 the old key.
Ashe moved closer to look at the photograph,something else 43 his eye.“What’s that?” he asked,pointing to a painted wooden boxon the coffee table.
“It’sa silent music box,“ his mother said softly.“Years ago,when I was a littlegirl,44 brother,2 years older than me,took the keyaway.He didn’t mean to lose it.But he dropped it out somewhere,we searchedand searched but 45 found it.”
Josephsat down beside her and handed the rusty key to her.
Suddenlyhis mother’s eyes sparkled.With trembling hands,she wound up(转动) the music box.As its sweet melody played,mother and son listenedtogether.
“ithas been silent for a long,long time,” she said.
“It’sso clear!” said Joseph.“It sounds as good as new.” The silence had been 46 .
41.A.surprisin gly B.seriously C.hopefully D.thoughtfully
请问为什么选 C而不是A
根据语境啊,你要看后面她说了什么
看到的是家人的照片,所以应该判断不是非常惊讶（并非第一次看到）
再问： 那为什么不是D呢？选C的理由是什么？谢谢。
再答： thoughtful ['θɔ:tful] adj. 沉思的，思考的，深思的 有思想的；认真考虑过的；经仔细推敲的 注意的；细心的；小心提防的 关切的；体贴的；考虑周到的 She turned round and regarded him thoughtfully. 她回过身来， 沉思地望了望他。 hopefully ['həupfuli] adv. 抱有希望地 给人以希望地 Hopefully we all know the answer to this question as well. 希望我们都能清楚地了解这个问题的答案。 我个人认为还是看语境，妈妈看到以前的照片，心情应该是hopefully，而不是若有所思的。 我觉得完型填空相对单选，还是更偏向于理解全文的意思为主，语法为辅。
看到的是家人的照片,所以应该判断不是非常惊讶（并非第一次看到）
再问： 那为什么不是D呢？选C的理由是什么？谢谢。
再答： thoughtful ['θɔ:tful] adj. 沉思的，思考的，深思的 有思想的；认真考虑过的；经仔细推敲的 注意的；细心的；小心提防的 关切的；体贴的；考虑周到的 She turned round and regarded him thoughtfully. 她回过身来， 沉思地望了望他。 hopefully ['həupfuli] adv. 抱有希望地 给人以希望地 Hopefully we all know the answer to this question as well. 希望我们都能清楚地了解这个问题的答案。 我个人认为还是看语境，妈妈看到以前的照片，心情应该是hopefully，而不是若有所思的。 我觉得完型填空相对单选，还是更偏向于理解全文的意思为主，语法为辅。