【題目】完形填空When Pizza Saved a Life
Almost every night for more than 10 years, Kirk Alexander, 48, ordered a late dinner from his local Domino's pizza store. Sometimes he would 1a salad, sometimes a pie, sometimes chicken wings. Then one day, he suddenly 2calling.
“It has been 11 days,” Domino's general manager Sarah Fuller 3 with KATU. Com, “which is not like him.”
Sarah had known Kirk since 2009. Many Domino's delivery 4regularly made the short trip to Kirk's 5, about six minutes away. She knew he worked from home, and that he rarely went outside. She 6knew that he had suffered health issues in the past. Something, Sarah worried, was 7.
Around 1 a. m. on Sunday, May 8, Sarah sent delivery driver Tracey Hamblen to Kirk's house. Tracey 8Kirk's door as he had 9 times before and knocked. He could 10see the TV set and lights were on, but after several minutes, Kirk still didn't answer the 11. Tracey called Kirk's phone. The call went straight to voice mail.
Tracey 12back to the store, where 911 was called, and soon officers were on their 13.
When the police arrived at Kirk's house, they heard a man calling for help from inside. They 14the house, and found Kirk on the floor 15immediate medical attention after 16from what Sarah said was a stroke(中風). One day later, 17they might have been too late.
Kirk was rushed to Salem Hospital, where he was 18in stable condition shortly after Sunday's 19rescue. Sarah and other store employees visited him.
So is keeping an eye on regular 20part of Domino's business plan? Not really, says Sarah, “Kirk is a part of our family here,” she shared with KOIN. com, “We felt like we needed to do something to build a warmer world.”
（1）A.drop in B.call for C.bring in D.send for
（2）A.finished B.enjoyed C.stopped D.avoided
（3）A.explained B.wondered C.joked D.shared
（4）A.drivers B.friends C.managers D.officers
（5）A.office B.house C.club D.store
（6）A.still B.just C.also D.ever
（7）A.wrong B.curious C.different D.anxious
（8）A.examined B.fastened C.discovered D.approached
（9）A.countless B.hopeful C.various D.frequent
（10）A.extremely B.especially C.clearly D.constantly
（11）A.phone B.door C.call D.voice
（12）A.rushed B.paced C.wandered D.stepped
（13）A.duty B.watch C.concern D.way
（14）A.broke off B.broke into C.broke through D.broke out
（15）A.in danger of B.in favor of C.in face of D.in need of
（16）A.surviving B.preventing C.suffering D.changing
（17）A.or B.but C.so D.and
（18）A.listed B.put C.checked D.regarded
（19）A.grateful B.active C.dramatic D.accurate
（20）A.passengers B.customers C.colleagues D.employers

【答案】（1）、B
（2）、C
（3）、D
（4）、A
（5）、B
（6）、C
（7）、A
（8）、D
（9）、A
（10）、C
（11）、B
（12）、A
（13）、D
（14）、B
（15）、D
（16）、C
（17）、D
（18）、A
（19）、C
（20）、B

【解析】本文是一篇記敘文，講述了一位幾乎每天都從附近的披薩店訂購夜宵的男士，因幾天沒有訂購，披薩店工作人員去查看原因時，發(fā)現(xiàn)該男子中風，及時的救助讓他死里逃生。
（1）考查動詞短語辨析。句意：有時他會訂沙拉，有時會訂餡餅，有時會訂雞翅。A. drop in”順便來訪，愿意參加“；B. call for”要求，需要“；C. bring in”帶進來，收獲“；D. send for”召喚，派人去拿，派人去叫“。根據(jù)句意可知選B。
（2）考查動詞辨析。聯(lián)系下文，Kirk Alexander先生11天沒有訂餐，可知有一天，他忽然不訂了。故選C。
（3）考查動詞辨析。句意：“已經(jīng)11天了，這不像他” Domino的總經(jīng)理Sarah Fuller和KATU. Com都這么認為，故選D。
（4）考查名詞辨析。根據(jù)上文Kirk Alexander幾乎每天訂餐，可知很多的送餐司機都去過他的家。故選A。
（5）考查名詞辨析。聯(lián)系下文，Kirk在家工作，很少出去，很明顯送餐員是把訂的餐送到他家。故選B。
（6）考查副詞辨析。聯(lián)系上文所說，Sarah Fuller知道Kirk在家工作，很少出去，可知這里她也知道Kirk過去出現(xiàn)過健康問題。故選C。
（7）考查形容詞辨析。句意：Sarah 擔心會出什么事情。something was wrong”事情不對勁，某事上出問題“，故選A。
（8）考查動詞辨析。聯(lián)系上文，Sarah 讓送餐員Tracey去Kirk家看看，Tracey 走進Kirk家門，然后敲門。根據(jù)語境可知選D。
（9）考查形容詞辨析。根據(jù)語境，在過去的10年里，Kirk幾乎每天訂餐，可判斷送餐員Tracey以前來過無數(shù)次。A. countless”數(shù)不清的，無數(shù)的“；B. hopeful”充滿希望的“；C. various”各種各樣的，不同的“；D. frequent”頻繁的，經(jīng)常的“。故選A。
（10）考查副詞辨析。句意：他能很清晰地看到電視機和電燈都開著，但是幾分鐘之后，仍然沒有應門。A. extremely”極端地“；B. especially”特別“；C. clearly”清晰地“；D. constantly”不斷地“。根據(jù)句意可知選C。
（11）考查名詞辨析。句意：他能很清晰地看到電視機和電燈都開著，但是幾分鐘之后，仍然沒有應門。answer the door”應門，去開門（迎客）“。故選B。
（12）考查動詞辨析。 聯(lián)系下文，他們在店里撥打了911，可知Tracey快速返回店里。故選A。
（13）考查名詞辨析。店里的工作人員也在去往Kirk家的路上。on one's way ”在路上“。故選D。
（14）考查動詞短語。聯(lián)系上文，當警察到達時，他們聽到一位男士在屋內(nèi)呼救，可知警察破門而入。A. broke off” 中斷，突然停止“；B. broke into”闖入，插話“；C. broke through ”突破“；D. broke out”爆發(fā)“，故選B。
（15）考查短語辨析。句意：警察破門而入，發(fā)現(xiàn)Kirk在地板上需要醫(yī)護人員的及時救助，A. in danger of ”在危險中“；B. in favor of” 贊成，支持“；C. in face of ”面對“；D. in need of”需要“。故選D。
（16）考查動詞辨析。這里Kirk需要救助，是在他遭受中風之后，A. surviving”幸存，度過“；B. preventing”阻止“；C. suffering”遭受“；D. changing”改變“。suffer from” 遭受，患病“。故選C。
（17）考查連詞辨析。 句意：再過一天，他們就可能來的太晚了。根據(jù)句意可知選D。
（18）考查動詞辨析。 句意：Kirk 被緊急送到Salem醫(yī)院，在那次周末及時救助之后，他很快被列到穩(wěn)定狀態(tài)。故選A。
（19）考查形容詞辨析。 聯(lián)系上文，再過一天的話，一切都會太遲了，可知周末的救助是很及時的，激動人心的，A. grateful”感激的“；B. active”活躍的“；C. dramatic”引人注意的，戲劇的，激動人心的“；D. accurate”準確的“。故選C。
（20）考查名詞辨析句意：關(guān)注�？褪荄omino 商業(yè)計劃的一部分嗎？regular customers�？�。故選B。

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