A little boy was saddened because one of his classmates told him his parents said there wasn’t a Santa Claus. 41,his grandma told him there was a Santa Claus. In fact,she said she was on Santa’s team,and she invited her 42 to join that same team.
Grandma gave the little boy $10 and took him to a 43 downtown. She let the little boy go all by himself with just one 44 : he must use the $10 to buy something for someone else,someone 45 something.
For such a little guy that's a 46 order,but he took the job quite 47 . After all,Grandma said if he succeeded in this 48 he,too,could be on Santa's team.
As he wandered around the store,fingering the 49 in his hand,he finally 50 Bobby Decker. Bobby is a boy in his class who never plays outside 51 he just doesn’ t have a good coat to keep him 52 in the winter winds.
So the little boy shopped around the store and found a 53 to fit Bobby. He 54 it and Grandma drove him to Bobby Decker’s house. They walked 55 in front of the house,as Grandma said Santa 56 insists on secrecy. Then they put the coat outside the door and left.
On the way home,the little boy was very happy because Bobby was 57 to laugh and play with the other kids. He was warm that 58 . And the little boy learned that Grandma was 59 all along. There most certainly was a Santa!Never had anything made^him feel so good,and so 60,as being on Santa’s team.
41. A. Therefore B. However C. Instead D. Besides
42. A. classmates B. parents C. friend D. grandson
43. A. school B. charity C. store D. playground
44. A. reason B. instruction C. concern D. invitation
45. A. in need of B. in charge of C. in face of D. in favor of
46. A. tall B. logical C. specific D. direct
47. A. easily B. slowly C. seriously D. anxiously
48. A. exercise B. duty C. business D. task
49. A. gloves B. cloth C. gifts D. money
50. A. dreamed of B. thought of C. talked about D. heard about
51. A. and B. or C. because D. while
52. A. warm B. glad C. calm D. strong
53. A. hat B. coat C. bag D. key
54. A. designed B. made C. bought D. repaired
55. A. quickly B. excitedly C. tiredly D. quietly
56. A. never B. always C. sometimes D. seldom
57. A. willing B. surprised C. able D. relieved
58. A. winter B. autumn C. summer D. spring
59. A. kind B. right C. clever D. patient
60. A. relaxed B. brave C. comfortable D. proud
話題:人際關系本文是記敘文。一個小男孩在奶奶 的鼓勵下獨自去商店為需要的同學買了 件大衣，并匿名送給他。這個經(jīng)歷讓小 男孩相信世上真有圣誕老人，而且?guī)椭?別人的感覺棒極了。
41. B. 小男孩的同學說沒有圣誕老人， “而(However ) ”奶奶卻說有圣誕老 人。
42. D. 本空前的her指代Grandma,故此 處指奶奶邀請小男孩，即她的“孫子 (grandson) ”加入她所在的圣誕老人小組。
43. C. 根據(jù)下文中的 wandered around the store 和 shopped around the store
可知，奶奶帶小男孩去了一家市中心 的“商店(store) ”。
44. B. 冒號后的內(nèi)容就是奶奶給小男孩 的“指令(instruction ) ”。
45. A. 根據(jù)下文小男孩送Bobby大衣可 知，奶奶讓小男孩給一個人買他“需 要(in need of) ”的東西。
46. A. 讓一個小男孩自己去商店買東西 并且還要決定買什么，這無疑是個 “困難的任務(a tall order) ”。
47. C.
48. D. 小男孩很“認真地 (seriously) ”對待這項任務是因為奶 奶說如果他成功完成這項“任務 (task) ”，他也能加入圣誕老人小組
49. Da根據(jù)上文內(nèi)容可知，奶奶給了小 男孩10美元，然后讓他獨自進商店 買東西，所以這里最有可能是小男孩 摸著手里的“錢(money) ”。
50. B.小男孩在商店逛來逛去，最終“想 到了(thought of) ”Bobby Decker。
51. C.Bobby從來不出去玩是“因為 (because) ”沒有大衣御寒。
52. A.一件好的大衣能讓Bobby在冬天 的寒風中保持“溫暖(warm) ”。
53. B.
54. C.根據(jù)本段末的they put the coat outside the door and left 可 知，小男孩給Bobby“買了(bought) ” 一件“大衣(coat) ”。
55. D.
56. B.根據(jù)本句中的 insists on secrecy可知，小男孩和奶奶在Bobby 家前“靜悄悄地(quietly) ”走，因為奶 奶說圣誕老人“總是(always) ”堅持 做好事要保密。
57. C.有了御寒的大衣后，Bobby就“能 (able) ”和其他孩子一起玩鬧。
58. A.上文中的 the winter winds 提示了 本題答案。
59. B.根據(jù)本空下一句內(nèi)容可知，小男 孩認為奶奶是“對的(right) ”，圣誕老 人肯定是存在的。
60. D.根據(jù)本空前后內(nèi)容可知，從來沒 有一件事情像加入圣誕老人小組一 樣讓小男孩感到那么高興，那么“驕 傲(proud) ”。
題目來源：2016年英語周報高三新課標 > 第45期 2015-2016高三課標
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