The person I admire most is not famous at all, yet in my mind his achievements are as important as those of any historical figure. Gary is a fellow classmate of mine at college, and for him this is a major .

We know that Gary suffers from a , which makes it almost impossible for him to his movements. As a result, he will his life in a wheelchair. He cannot write with a pen or a pencil, and speaks so slowly and strangely that it takes to understand what he is saying.

However, behind his appearance, Gary is a warm, fun-loving, intelligent person. His disability affects his muscles, not his mind or . He enjoys the same things as any student does—listening to music, making and so on—and he is not only the best student in our class, but also has a sense of humor and genuine interest in other people.

The main why I admire him so much is that he is determined to lead a life, in spite of his physical difficulties he has to overcome. Although his prevents him from going to school, he gives himself an education by studying at home. Being unable to himself, he uses a special typewriter to write letters to his friends and beautiful poems which the true depth of his thoughts and character. Another reason why I admire Gary is that he never feels sorry for himself. He says, for instance, that being unable to move around gives him more time to think. In fact, he always to see the bright side of any situation, so instead of needing his friends to him, he actually cheers us up when we are or depressed.

I would admire Gary he didn’t have any disability; in fact he does, and to let it spoil his life, which makes him the most remarkable person I have known.

1.A. problem B. impressionC. achievementD. joke

2.A. headacheB. defeatC. disabilityD. pain

3.A. controlB. affectC. removeD. replace

4.A. spendB. saveC. wasteD. ruin

5.A. courage B. chanceC. abilityD. patience

6.A. chemicalB. medicalC. physicalD. mental

7.A. personalityB. behaviorC. healthD. method

8.A. neighborsB. friendsC. driversD. writers

9.A. terribleB. similarC. wonderfulD. practical

10.A. problem B. needC. matterD. reason

11.A. dangerousB. disappointing C. normal D. careful

12.A. movementB. conditionC. choiceD. decision

13.A. explainB. expressC. introduceD. enjoy

14.A. leaveB. giveC. bringD. show

15.A. justB. mostlyC. hardlyD. ever

16.A. continuesB. arrangesC. managesD. begins

17.A. comfortB. helpC. forgiveD. tease

18.A. ashamedB. regretfulC. worriedD. doubtful

19.A. even soB. ever sinceC. as ifD. even if

20.A. wantsB. refusesC. stopsD. Loves

 

1.C

2.C

3.A

4.A

5.D

6.C

7.A

8.B

9.C

10.D

11.C

12.B

13.B

14.D

15.A

16.C

17.A

18.C

19.D

20.B

【解析】試題分析：作者所崇拜的人根本不出名，然而在作者頭腦中他和任何歷史人物一樣重要。這個(gè)人是他的大學(xué)同學(xué)——一位身殘志不殘樂觀的年輕人。

1.名詞。A. problem問題；B. impression印象；C. achievement成就；D. joke笑話。這里指對(duì)他來說，上大學(xué)是他的主要成就。根據(jù)句意故選C。

2.名詞。A. headache頭疼；B. defeat擊��；C. disability殘疾；D. pain疼痛。根據(jù)后句which makes it almost impossible for him to his movements.可知他患有殘疾。根據(jù)句意故選C。

3.動(dòng)詞。A. control控制；B. affect影響；C. remove移去；D. replace代替。幾乎使得他不能控制自己的行動(dòng)。根據(jù)句意故選A.

4.動(dòng)詞。A. spend花費(fèi)；B. save節(jié)��；C. waste浪費(fèi)；D. ruin毀掉。結(jié)果，他將花費(fèi)他的生命在輪椅上。根據(jù)句意故選A。

5.名詞。A. courage勇氣；B. chance機(jī)會(huì)；C. ability能力；D. patience耐心。這里指需要耐心來理解他所說的。根據(jù)句意故選D.

6.形容詞。這里physical appearance指的是容貌，外表。在他的外貌之后，Gary是一個(gè)熱心的，愛好樂趣的，勤奮的人。故選C。

7.名詞。A. personality性格；B. behavior行為；C. health健康；D. method方法。他的殘疾影響他的肌肉，但不影響他的思想和性格。故選A。

8.名詞。這里考查make friends交朋友。他喜歡做同任何學(xué)生一樣的——聽音樂，交朋友等等。根據(jù)句意故選B。

9.形容詞。A. terrible可怕的；B. similar相似的；C. wonderful極好的；D. practical實(shí)際的。這里指他有極好的幽默感。故選C。
10.名詞。這里考查短語the reason why … is that … ……的原因是…..。我崇拜他的主要原因是他過著正常的生活。故選D。

11.形容詞。A. dangerous危險(xiǎn)的；B. disappointing令人失望的；C. normal正常的；D. careful仔細(xì)的。這里指他過著正常人的生活。故選C。
12.名詞。A. movement行動(dòng)；B. condition狀況；C. choice選擇；D. decision決定。盡管他的狀況阻止了他上學(xué)校。根據(jù)句意故選B

13.動(dòng)詞。A. explain解釋；B. express表達(dá)；C. introduce介紹；D. enjoy喜歡。這里指他不能自我表達(dá)。根據(jù)句意故選B

14.動(dòng)詞。A. leave離開；B. give給予；C. bring帶來；D. show展示。他的詩(shī)歌展示了他思想的深度�？芍獞�(yīng)選D。

15.副詞。A. just只是；B. mostly大多數(shù)；C. hardly幾乎不能；D. ever曾經(jīng)。不能到處走動(dòng)只是給予他更多的時(shí)間思考。故選A。

16.本題考查短語manage to do表示“成功的做某事”。實(shí)際上，他總能看到任何情況的光明的一面。根據(jù)句意故選C.

17.動(dòng)詞。A. Comfort安慰；B. Help幫助；C. Forgive原諒；D. Tease取笑。這里指而不是需要他的朋友安慰他。故選A。

18.18】考查形容詞。A. ashamed羞愧的；B. Regretful遺憾的；C. Worried擔(dān)心的；D. Doubtful懷疑的。事實(shí)上，當(dāng)我們焦慮和沮喪的時(shí)候，他讓我們高興。根據(jù)句意故選C.

19.短語辨析。A. even so即使如此；.ever since自從那時(shí)；C. as if好像；D. even if即使。即使他不殘疾，我也會(huì)崇拜Gary。根據(jù)句意故選D.

20.動(dòng)詞。本題考查動(dòng)詞短語搭配refuse to do拒絕做某事。事實(shí)上，他的確如此，并拒絕它玷污他的生命。根據(jù)句意故選B。

考點(diǎn)：記敘文。

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