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    I sit outside of my daughter’s nursery school classroom, patiently waiting for her. When the door opens, my daughter runs out with a broad smile. She _______the excitement of school.

"How was your _______?" I ask casually, while _______wanting to hear every single detail. "It was so good, Mommy!" my daughter replies. That’s it. That’s all I _______.

On the car ride home, I ask her a lot of questions. She answers me with a few words, but never goes into much _______. Usually she tells me that she wants to _______something else.

It has only been a few weeks, but I still find it so _______that my daughter has a whole morning in school without me. I _______ask the teachers for details and I am often provided with the same _______answers that my daughter gives.

Now, three mornings a week, I close her classroom door behind me and she has her own ________. I am given some ________of her days like apples glued onto paper trees and paint dirt under her fingernails.

I know she ________this privacy and the time to ________a new environment and meet different kids. ________, I can’t help but want to know about the details of her days. The ride home is the ________time that she will provide me with some ________about her morning.

When we pull into the driveway, I change the ________to something else. I am sure that my constant questions annoy her, so I try to ________them to the car ride after school.

I am ________that my daughter doesn’t quite know our driving route yet; she can’t tell that I sometimes take the long way home, ________we have those few extra minutes together.

1.A.learns B.adds C.misses D.enjoys

2.A.morning B.afternoon C.evening D.night

3.A.tiredly B.carelessly C.secretly D.suddenly

4.A.get B.need C.plan D.understand

5.A.study B.detail C.advice D.work

6.A.wait for B.prepare for C.worry about D.talk about

7.A.strange B.simple C.common D.practical

8.A.always B.just C.even D.never

9.A.satisfying B.funny C.short D.confusing

10.A.direction B.imagination C.influence D.experience

11.A.kindness B.excuses C.evidence D.challenges

12.A.promises B.achieves C.deserves D.ignores

13.A.remember B.explore C.choose D.consider

14.A.Then B.Again C.Also D.Still

15.A.only B.other C.second D.last

16.A.permission B.information C.devotion D.intention

17.A.interest B.rule C.conversation D.routine

18.A.take B.guide C.show D.limit

19.A.proud B.disappointed C.anxious D.grateful

20.A.although B.because C.so D.or

 

1.D 2.A 3.C 4.A 5.B 6.D 7.A 8.A 9.C 10.D 11.C 12.C 13.B 14.D 15.A 16.B 17.C 18.D 19.D 20.C 【解析】 本文是一篇记叙文。作者一直想了解女儿在学校的情况,但每次女儿总是简短的回答,作者了解女儿需要隐私和时间去探索一个新的环境,去认识不同的孩子,所以作者只在接女儿的路上问问题,为此作者不惜开车绕远回家,只希望有更多的时间与女儿相处。可怜天下父母心。 1.考查动词词义辨析。句意:她喜欢上学的快乐。A. learns学习;B. adds 增加;C. misses想念;D. enjoys喜爱。根据前句“my daughter runs out with a broad smile.”可知,女儿很高兴,所以很喜欢上学的快乐。故选D。 2.考查名词词义辨析。句意:你早上过得怎么样?”我若无其事地问,心里却想知道每一个细节。。A. morning上午;B. afternoon 下午;C. evening傍晚;D. night晚上。由下文“ a whole morning in school without me”可知,作者在问女儿早上过的怎么样。故选A。 3.考查副词词义辨析。句意:你早上过得怎么样?”我若无其事地问,背地里却想知道每一个细节。A. tiredly疲劳地; B. carelessly 粗心地;C. secretly 背地里;D. suddenly突然地。由“I ask casually”可知,作者若无其事地问,背地里却想知道每一个细节。故选C。 4.考查动词词义辨析。句意:我就知道这些。A. get 获得,得到;B. need 需要;C. plan 计划;D. understand理解。由前文“It was so good, Mommy!”可知,女儿在回答作者提出的问题,女儿就知道这些。故选A。 5.考查名词词义辨析。句意:在回家的路上,我问了她很多问题。她回答了我几句话,但从不讲太多细节。A. study 学习;B. detail 细节;C. advice建议;D. work工作。由下文“for details”可知,女儿回答了作者几句话,但从不讲太多细节。故选B。 6.考查动词短语词义辨析。句意:通常她会告诉我她想谈点别的。A. wait for 等待;B. prepare for 为……做准备;C. worry about 担忧;D. talk about谈论。由前文可知,女儿对自己的回答很短,也不讲太多的细节,所以女儿告诉作者谈论一些别的事情。故选D。 7.考查形容词词义辨析。句意:虽然只有几个星期,但我还是觉得很奇怪的是,没有我在身边,她自己整个上午都可以自己呆在学校。A. strange 奇怪的;B. simple 简单的;C. common 普通的;D. practical实践的,实际的。由“my daughter has a whole morning in school without me”可知,作者对自己没有在她身边,她自己整个上午都可以自己呆在学校,作者感到奇怪。故选A。 8.考查副词词义辨析。句意:我总是向老师询问细节,他们给出的答案也和我女儿的答案一样简短。A. always总是;B. just仅仅;C. even甚至;D. never从来没有。作者总是向老师询问细节。可见作者对女儿的关心。故选A。 9.考查形容词词义辨析。句意:我总是向老师询问细节,他们给出的答案也和我女儿的答案一样简短。A. satisfying令人满意的;B. funny好笑的;C. short短的;D. confusing令人困惑的。由上文“She answers me with a few words, but never goes into much ___5___.”老师给出的答案也和我女儿的一样简短。故选C。 10.考查名词词义辨析。句意:现在,每周有三个早上,我把她送进教室,她有了自己的经历。A. direction方向;B. imagination想象;C. influence影响; D. experience经验,经历。根据常识可以判断出,常做一件事情或者常去一个地方,就会形成自己的经历。故选D。 11.考查名词词义辨析。 句意:我得到了她作一些事情的证据,就像苹果粘在纸树上,或者在她的指甲里涂上脏东西。A. kindness好心;B. excuses借口; C. evidence证据; D. challenges挑战。由“like apples glued onto paper trees and paint dirt under her fingernails.”可知,作者得到了女儿作一些事情的证据。故选C。 12.考查动词词义辨析。句意:我知道她值得拥有这样的隐私和时间去探索一个新的环境,去认识不同的孩子。 A. promises许诺;B. achieves取得; C. deserves值得;D. ignores忽略。由下文“this privacy and the time to ___13___a new environment and meet different kids”可知,作者知道女儿值得拥有这样的隐私和时间去探索一个新的环境,去认识不同的孩子。故选C。 13.考查动词词义辨析。句意:我知道她值得拥有这样的隐私和时间去探索一个新的环境,去认识不同的孩子。A. remember 记住;B. explore勘查, 探测;C. choose 选择;D. consider考虑。由“a new environment”可知,新环境对孩子来说是神秘的,所以要去探索。故选B。 14.考查副词词义辨析。句意:尽管如此,我还是仍然想知道她生活的细节。A. Then 那时;B. Again 再次;C. Also 也;D. Still仍然。根据常识可以判断出,无论孩子怎么样,父母仍然想知道孩子生活的细节。可怜天下父母心。故选D。 15.考查形容词词义辨析。句意: 只有在回家的路上,她才会告诉我她早上的情况。A. only 仅仅的,唯一的;B. other 其它的;C. second 第二的;D. last最后的。开车回家是唯一的时间她可以提供关于她一上午的情况的时候。故选A。 16.考查名词词义辨析。句意: 只有在回家的路上,她才会告诉我她早上的信息。A. permission 允许;B. information 信息;C. devotion 奉献;D. intention目的。由前文“How was your morning?”可知,作者想知道关于女儿早上的信息,所以,只有在回家的路上,女儿才会告诉作者早上的信息。故选B。 17.考查名词词义辨析。句意:当我们开进车道的时候,我把谈话转移到别的事情上。A. interest 兴趣;B. rule 规则;C. conversation 对话;D. routine常规; 例行程序。由前文可知,作者一直在与女儿交谈,但效果甚微。所以作者这次把谈话转移到别的事情上。故选C。 18.考查动词词义辨析。句意:我确信我不断的问题会惹恼她,所以我试着把问题限制在放学后的车上。A. take 拿走;B. guide指导;C. show 展示; D. limit限制。由前文“I am sure that my constant questions annoy her”可知,作者确信自己不断的问题会惹恼她,所以作者试着把问题限制在放学后的开车时间内。故选D。 19.考查形容词词义辨析。句意:我很感激我的女儿还不太清楚我们的行车路线。A. proud 自豪的;B. disappointed失望的;C. anxious焦虑的;D. grateful感激的。女儿不知道作者的行车路线,作者感到很感激。否则女儿会不高兴的。故选D。 20.考查连词词义辨析。句意:她不知道我有时会走很远的路回家,所以我们会多呆几分钟。A. although尽管;B. because因为;C. so所以; D. or或者。分析句子可知,前后句意表示因果关系。故选C。
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