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四“顾”解题法(2016浙江6月)During

the

war,

my

husband

was

stationed

at

an

army

camp

in

a

desert

in

California.

I

went

to

live

there

in

order

to

be

1 him.

I

hated

the

place.

I

had

never

2 been

so

unhappy.

My

husband

wasordered

out

on

a

long-term

duty,

and

I

wasleft

in

a

tiny

shack(棚屋)alone.

The

heat

was

3 —almost125℉

even

in

theshadeof

a

cactus(仙人掌).

4 a

soul

to

talk

to.The

wind

blew

non-stop,

and

all

the

food

I

ate,

and

the

very

air

I

breathed,

were

5 with

sand,

sand,sand!Iwas

so

sorryfor

myselfthat

Iwroteto

myparents.

Itoldthem

Iwas

6 and

comingbackhome.I

said

I

couldn't

standitone

minutelonger.

I

7 be

inprison!Myfatheranswered

my

8 withjusttwolines—twolinesthatwillalways

singin

my9 —two

lines

that

completely

changed

my

life:Two

men

looked

out

from

prison

bars,One

saw

themud,

the

other

saw

thestars.I

read

those

twolines

10 .I

was

ashamed

of

myself.

I

made

up

my

mind

I

would

find

out

what

was

good

in

mypresent11 ;I

would

look

for

the

stars.I

made

friends

with

thenatives,

andtheir

12 amazed

me.

They

gave

me

presents

of

their

favorite

artworks

whichtheyhad

13 to

sell

to

tourists.

I

studied

the

delightful

forms

of

the

cactus.I

watched

for

the

desert

sunsets,

and

14

forseashells

that

had

been

left

there

millions

of

years

ago

when

the

sands

of

the

desert

had

been

anocean

15

.What

brought

about

this

16 change

in

me?The

desert

hadn't

changed,

17 I

had.

I

had

changed

my

18 .

And

bydoing

so,

I

changed

an

unhappy

experience

into

the

most

amazing

19 of

my

life.

I

was

excited

by

this

new

world

that

I

haddiscovered.

I

had

looked

out

of

my

self-created

prison

and

20 the

stars.9110A.offB.behindC.nearD.beyond2A.beforeB.alreadyC.thenD.still3A.inflexibleB.incomprehensibleC.uncontrollableD.unbearable4A.OnlyB.NotC.ManyD.Such5A.coveredB.filledC.buriedD.charged6A.catching

upB.keeping

upC.giving

upD.getting

up7A.ought

toB.might

wellC.would

ratherD.had

better8A.requestB.callC.questionD.letter9A.comparisonB.imaginationC.considerationD.memory10 A.over

andoverB.by

and

byC.up

and

downD.now

andthen11

A.companyB.occupationC.situationD.relationship12

A.movementB.reactionC.guidanceD.purpose13

A.refusedB.failedC.managedD.happened14

A.askedB.huntedC.waitedD.headed15

A.floorB.surfaceC.rockD.level16

A.shockingB.challengingC.puzzlingD.astonishing17

A.asB.butC.forD.or18

A.attitudeB.principleC.identityD.standard19

A.vacationB.operationC.affairD.adventure20

A.soughtB.countedC.foundD.reached①

During

the

war,

my

husband

was

stationed

at

an

army

camp

in

adesert

in

California.

I

went

to

live

there

in

order

to

be

1 him.

I

hated

theplace.

I

had

never

2 been

so

unhappy.

My

husband

was

ordered

out

ona

long-term

duty,

and

I

was

left

in

a

tiny

shack(棚屋)alone.

The

heat

was

113 —almost 125℉

even in

the shade

of

a

cactus(

仙人掌

).

4 a

soul

totalk

to.

The

wind

blew

non-stop,

and

all

the

food

I

ate,

and

the

very

air

Ibreathed,were

5 with

sand,

sand,

sand!A.offA.beforeA.inflexibleA.OnlyA.coveredB.behindB.alreadyB.incomprehensibleB.NotB.filledC.nearC.thenC.uncontrollableC.ManyC.buriedD.beyondD.stillD.unbearableD.SuchD.charged②

I

was

so

sorry

for

myself

that

I

wrote

to

my

parents.

I

told

them

I

was

6 and

coming

back

home.I

said

I

couldn't

stand

it

one

minute

longer.

I

7

be

in

prison

!My

father

answered

my

8 with

just

two

lines—two

lines

thatwillalways

singin

my

9 —twolinesthat

completely

changed

mylife:Two

men

looked

out

from

prison

bars,One

saw

the

mud,

the

other

saw

thestars.126A.catching

upB.keeping

upC.giving

upD.getting

up7A.ought

toB.might

wellC.would

ratherD.had

better8A.requestB.callC.questionD.letter9A.comparisonB.imaginationC.considerationD.memory③

I

read

those

two

lines

10

.I

was

ashamed

of

myself.

I

made

up

mymind

I

would

find

out

what

was

good

in

my

present

11

;I

would

look

for

thestars.④

I

made

friends

with

the

natives,

and

their

12

amazed

me.

They

gaveme

presents

of

their

favorite

artworks

which

they

had

13

tosell

to

tourists.

Istudied

the

delightful

forms

of

the

cactus.I

watched

for

the

desert

sunsets,

and

14

for

seashells

that

had

been

left

there

millions

of

years

ago

when

thesands

of

the

desert

had

been

an

ocean

15

.10 A.over

and

over

B.by

and

by

C.up

and

down

D.now

and

then11A.companyB.occupationC.situationD.relationship12A.movementB.reactionC.guidanceD.purpose13A.refusedB.failedC.managedD.happened14A.askedB.huntedC.waitedD.headed15A.floorB.surfaceC.rockD.level

13⑤

What brought about this

16change

in

me?The

desert

hadn'tchanged,

17

I

had.

I

had

changed

my