“Let’s say it again. Hello, Xiaoping!”    1    the students from the Beijing University. On Friday 24,when Deng’s    2   was carried all the    3    from the PLA General Hospital to the Babaoshan Cemetery, teachers and students from Beijing University bid farewell    4    (向……告別)  the senior leader Deng Xiaoping. Unlike most of    5   people who    6   up to have a last    7    at Deng. They did not say words like “   8    you rest in peace.” They    9    to greet the man again,   10    he could no    11    hear them.

These words   12    people of a similar phrase sung again and again 13 years ago. On October 1,1984,during the parade(游行) to    13    the 35th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China, students from Beijing University    14   banners(大旗) on which were   15    “Hello, Xiaoping!” The students who wrote these words have   16   since graduated from college. But their spirit   17   .When the    18    of Deng was made    19    on February 20, many students at the university    20    thought of these words.

1. A. said　　　　     B. spoke　　　　　　    C. cried　　　　 D. talked

2. A. body　　        B. smile　　　　　　　　 C. spirit　　　　 D. flag

3. A. time　　    　　 B. road　　　　　　　　  C. morning　　   D. way

4. A. for　　　　 　　 B. to　　　　　　　　　　　　    C. as　　　　 　　 D. from

5. A. the others　　   B. other 　　　　　　  C. the other　　   D. others

6. A. stood　　　　 B. got　　　　　　　　    C. lined　　　　   D. took

7. A. view　　　　   B. memory　　　　    C. look　　　　   D. chance

8. A. Hope　　　　   B. Expect　　　　　　　　　　 C. Want　　　　 D. May

9. A. preferred　　    B. had better　　    C. liked　　　　    D. used

10. A. as　　　　     B. although　　　　  C. but　　　　      D. when

11. A. better　　　　  B. further　　　　    C. oftener　　     D. longer

12. A. remembered    B. told　　　　　　　　 C. reminded　　   D. repeated to

13. A. celebrate　　   B. hold　　　　　　    C. express　　　　 D. spend

14. A. lifted　　　　  B. brought　　     C. carried　　　　 D. took along

15. A. copied　　　　 B. printed　　　　    C. published 　　　　  D. said

16. A. far　　　　     B. soon　　　　　　    C. long　　　　    D. over

17. A. remains　　    B. stands 　　　　   C. appears　　　　 D. is seen

18. A. illness　　      B. death　　　　　　   C. news　　　　  D. information

19. A. know　　　　  B. real 　　　　　　   C. popular　　　　 D. public

20. A. by and by　　   B. suddenly　　    C. immediately　　 D. just now

 

答案：A;A;D;B;C;C;C;D;A;B;D;C;A;C;B;C;A;B;D;C
解析：

1.　　   “….你好小平”，北京大學(xué)的學(xué)生說(shuō)道…

2.　　   body遺體

3.　　   all the way一路上

4.　　   bid farewell to…向…告別

5.　　   unlike most of the other people…和別的人不同…

6.　　   line up排起隊(duì)

7.　　   have a last look at Deng最后看一眼鄧

8.　　   May you rest in peace 愿您安息

9.　　   prefer to do…傾向于…喜歡…

10.   盡管他再也聽(tīng)不到他們了

11.   no longer不再

12.   remind somebody of something使某人想起某事, 提醒某人想起某事

13.   celebrate慶祝

14.   carried banners舉著大旗

15.   旗子上印著 “你好小平”

16.   寫這些字的人已經(jīng)從大學(xué)畢業(yè)很長(zhǎng)時(shí)間了

17.   但是他們的精神保存了下來(lái)。 Remain保留,留存

18.   當(dāng)鄧小平逝世的消息…

19.   made public公布

20.   immediately很快,立刻,馬上

 


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