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There are moments in life 1. you miss someone so much that you just want to pick them from your dreams and hug (拥抱) them for real.

When the door of happiness closes, 2.  opens, but often we look so long at the closed door 3.  we don’t see the one which has been opened for us.

Don’t go for looks; they can deceive(欺骗).Don’t go for wealth; even that fades(消退)away.Go for someone 4.  makes you smile because it takes only a smile to make a dark day bright.

Dream what you want to dream; go where you want to go; be 5.  you want to be.

The 6. (happy) of people don’t 7. (necessary)have the best of everything; they just make the most of everything that 8.  (come)along their way.The brightest future will always be based 9.  a forgotten past.

When you were born, you were crying and everyone 10. you was smiling.

 

1.when 2.another 3.that 4.who 5.what 6.happiness 7.necessarily 8.comes 9.on/upon 10.around 【解析】 试题分析:本篇文章讲述了一个道理:我们要追求真正的自己想要的幸福,积极面对人生。 1.when;根据整个句子可以判断出为定语从句,此空缺一个关系副词在从句中作时间状语,先行词为the moments,句子的意思为在生命中总有这样的时刻:你是如此的想念某人以至于你只想把他们从你们的梦中拉过来并真正的拥抱他们,故填when。 2.another;从“When the door of happiness closes ......we don’t see the one which has been opened for us.”我 们可以推断出there is another door句意为当幸福的门关闭了一扇,另一扇门就会打开,故填another。 3.that;此处是考查对“so ......that”词组的用法,前半句中有“so”,句意为但是我们经常看着那扇关闭的门如此之久,以至于我们没有看到为我们而开的那扇门,故填that。 4.who;此处是考查对定语从句的关系代词的选择,分析得出从句中缺乏主语,先行词为someone;句意为去追求令你微笑的那个人,因为只要一个微笑,就可以使阴郁的一天变成快乐的一天,故填who。 5.what;此处是考查表语从句,从句中缺少表语,根据上文可以推断出,句意为做你想做的梦,去你想去的地方,成为你想成为的人,故填what。 6.happiness;此处是考查对形容词happy转换为名词的用法同时作句子的主语,句意为人们的幸福不一定就是拥有最好的一切,故填happiness。 7.necessarily;此处考查的是对形容词转换成副词的用法,形容词为necessary,句意为人们的幸福不一定是拥有最好的一切,故填necessarily。 8.comes;此处考查的是动词与名词主语的一致问题,此句的先行词为everything,句意为他们只是使一切东西中的大部分以它们自己的方式到来,故填comes。 9.on/upon;此处考查的是词组的固定搭配,应为“be based on”,句意为最光明的未来总是依赖于被遗忘的过去,故填on/upon。 10. 考点:考查句子结构的语法性和文章的整体把握
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