【題目】October 31st, 2017 was not just another Halloween for me. While heading back from my break, a vehicle twisted suddenly and ________ my brand new car before I could brake hard. The blow sent my car ________ into the busy crossroads. The same car bumped into me three more times and then I lost ________.

Doctors took my parents into a room and ________ them of the worst news nobody would ever want to hear. X-Rays and scans showed my neck was ________ by a thread, three centimeters to be exact. I had to be taken into surgery immediately, which lasted twelve hours. I woke up from the ________, not being able to breathe ________ my own or speak. Doctors ________ I was not going to move anything from my neck down. I really had a hard time accepting that and wanted to give up. ________, my family stood strong by my side.

After three months in the ICU, I spent another three months at a neuro（神經(jīng)）________ hospital in Jacksonville, Florida, where I saw a glimpse of ________ and was inspired by other patients. At first, I didn’t see much ________ in the process of recovery. My head felt like a bowling ball and I couldn’t ________ it up. Any idea of walking or even standing was possible only when the devil（魔鬼）was ________, but we sure did try. Before long, I could ________ move a toe. The little things we ________ for granted so often mater the most. Small victories are huge and important leaps. I was determined to ________ again. Giving up was no longer a(n)________. I’m now making ________ achievements in a gym, swimming and even yoga. All of this is proving doctors wrong and turning the ________ from the impossible to the possible.

【1】A. struck B. damaged C. overtook D. approached

【2】A. sliding B. splitting C. spinning D. springing

【3】A. direction B. heart C. control D. consciousness

【4】A. informed B. reminded C. warned D. persuaded

【5】A. reuniting B. hanging C. choking D. pulling

【6】A. sleep B. dream C. operation D. pain

【7】A. of B. on C. in D. out

【8】A. concluded B. urged C. recommended D. approved

【9】A. And B. Therefore C. However D. Though

【10】A. emergency B. recovery C. treatment D. reform

【11】A. dawn B. reward C. comfort D. hope

【12】A. increase B. sign C. progress D. sense

【13】A. pick B. hold C. make D. look

【14】A. blind B. dizzy C. foolish D. merciful

【15】A. swiftly B. stably C. eventually D. deliberately

【16】A. make B. take C. value D. lose

【17】A. walk B. jump C. speak D. practice

【18】A. preference B. necessity C. opportunity D. alternative

【19】A. academic B. athletic C. medical D. scientific

【20】A. chance B. direction C. page D. recovery

【答案】

【1】A

【2】C

【3】D

【4】A

【5】B

【6】C

【7】B

【8】A

【9】C

【10】B

【11】D

【12】C

【13】B

【14】A

【15】C

【16】B

【17】A

【18】D

【19】B

【20】C

【解析】

本文是一篇記敘文。文章講述的是作者的車被另一輛車撞，作者受重傷，手術(shù)醒來，不能自己呼吸，也不能說話。經(jīng)過鍛煉作者把醫(yī)生說的不可能變成了可能。

【1】考查動詞。A. struck打擊；B. damaged 損害；C. overtook趕上；D. approached靠近。根據(jù)While heading back from my break, a vehicle twisted suddenly and ____1____ my brand new car before I could brake hard.在我休息的時候，一輛車突然扭來扭去，在我還沒來得及剎車的時候就撞到了我的新車。故選A。

【2】考查動詞。A. sliding滑動；B. splitting裂開；C. spinning旋轉(zhuǎn)；D. springing彈起。根據(jù)The blow sent my car ____2____ into the busy crossroads. 這一擊使我的車在忙碌的十字路口旋轉(zhuǎn)。故選C。

【3】考查名詞。A. direction方向；B. heart心臟；C. control控制；D. consciousness意識。根據(jù)The same car bumped into me three more times and then I lost ____3____.可知，同一輛車又撞了我三次，然后我失去了知覺。故選D。

【4】考查動詞。A. informed 告知；B. reminded提醒；C. warned警告；D. persuaded規(guī)勸，勸說。根據(jù)Doctors took my parents into a room and ____4____ them of the worst news nobody would ever want to hear.可知，醫(yī)生把我的父母帶進(jìn)了一個房間，告訴他們沒人愿意聽的最壞的消息。故選A。

【5】考查動詞。A. reuniting使重聚；B. hanging懸掛； C. choking阻塞；D. pulling拉。根據(jù)X-Rays and scans showed my neck was ____5____ by a thread, three centimeters to be exact.可知，x光和掃描顯示，我的脖子岌岌可危，確切地說，是3厘米。故選B。

【6】考查名詞。A. sleep睡眠；B. dream夢想；C. operation 手術(shù)；D. pain疼痛。根據(jù)I woke up from the ____6____, not being able to breathe ____7____ my own or speak.可知，我從手術(shù)中醒來，不能自己呼吸，也不能說話。故選C。

【7】考查介詞。根據(jù)I woke up from the ____6____, not being able to breathe ____7____ my own or speak.可知，我從手術(shù)中醒來，不能自己呼吸，也不能說話。故選B。

【8】考查動詞。A. concluded推斷；B. urged催促；C. recommended推薦； D. approved核對，認(rèn)可。根據(jù)Doctors ____8____ I was not going to move anything from my neck down.可知，醫(yī)生們得出結(jié)論，我不會把任何東西從我的脖子上移下來。故選A。

【9】考查連詞。A. And和；B. Therefore因此；C. However然而；D. Though雖然。根據(jù)I really had a hard time accepting that and wanted to give up. ____9____, my family stood strong by my side.可知，我真的很難接受這一點，并且想要放棄。然而，我的家人卻堅強(qiáng)地站在我的身邊。前后表示一種轉(zhuǎn)折關(guān)系，故選C。

【10】考查名詞。A. emergency緊急情況；B. recovery恢復(fù)；C. treatment治療，對待；D. reform改革。根據(jù)After three months in the ICU, I spent another three months at a neuro（神經(jīng)）____10____ hospital in Jacksonville, Florida, where I saw a glimpse of ____11____ and was inspired by other patients.可知，在重癥監(jiān)護(hù)病房呆了三個月后，我又在佛羅里達(dá)州杰克遜維爾的一家神經(jīng)康復(fù)醫(yī)院呆了三個月，在那里我看到了希望，并受到了其他病人的啟發(fā)。故選B。

【11】考查名詞。 A. dawn黎明；B. reward報酬；C. comfort安慰；D. hope希望。根據(jù)After three months in the ICU, I spent another three months at a neuro（神經(jīng)）____10____ hospital in Jacksonville, Florida, where I saw a glimpse of ____11____ and was inspired by other patients.可知，在重癥監(jiān)護(hù)病房呆了三個月后，我又在佛羅里達(dá)州杰克遜維爾的一家神經(jīng)康復(fù)醫(yī)院呆了三個月，在那里我看到了希望，并受到了其他病人的啟發(fā)。故選D。

【12】考查名詞。A. increase增長；B. sign跡象；C. progress進(jìn)步；D. sense感知。根據(jù)At first, I didn’t see much ____12____ in the process of recovery.可知，一開始，我沒有看到復(fù)蘇過程中有多大進(jìn)展。故選C。

【13】考查動詞。A. pick挑選；B. hold握��；C. make制造；D. look看。根據(jù)My head felt like a bowling ball and I couldn’t ____13____ it up.可知，我的頭感覺像個保齡球，我不能把它舉起來。故選B。

【14】考查形容詞。A. blind瞎的；B. dizzy眩暈的；C. foolish愚蠢的；D. merciful仁慈的。根據(jù)Any idea of walking or even standing was possible only when the devil（魔鬼）was ____14____, but we sure did try.可知，只有當(dāng)魔鬼失明的時候，任何關(guān)于行走或站立的想法都是有可能的，但是我們確實嘗試過。故選A。

【15】考查副詞。 A. swiftly敏捷地；B. stably堅固地；C. eventually最后； D. deliberately故意地。根據(jù)Before long, I could ____15____ move a toe.可知，沒過多久，我終于可以移動腳趾了。故選C。

【16】考查動詞。A. make制造；B. take拿走；C. value評估，珍惜；D. lose失去。根據(jù)The little things we ____16____ for granted so often mater the most.可知，我們認(rèn)為理所當(dāng)然的小事往往是最重要的。故選B。

【17】考查動詞。A. walk散步；B. jump跳躍；C. speak講話； D. practice練習(xí)。根據(jù)I was determined to span>____17____ again.可知，我下決心再走一遍。故選A。

【18】考查名詞。A. preference更喜歡；B. necessity必需品；C. opportunity機(jī)會；D. alternative二中擇一。根據(jù)Giving up was no longer a(n)____18____.可知，放棄不再是一種選擇。故選D。

【19】考查形容詞。A. academic學(xué)術(shù)的；B. athletic運動的；C. medical醫(yī)學(xué)的； D. scientific科學(xué)的。根據(jù)I’m now making ____19____ achievements in a gym, swimming and even yoga.可知，我現(xiàn)在在健身房，游泳，甚至瑜伽等方面都取得了運動成績。故選B。

【20】考查名詞。A. chance 機(jī)會；B. direction方向；C. page頁；D. recovery恢復(fù)。根據(jù)All of this is proving doctors wrong and turning the ____20____ from the impossible to the possible.可知，所有這些都證明了醫(yī)生是錯的，并把這一頁從不可能變成了可能。故選C。

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