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完形填空 　　Hidden passengers traveling in ships, trains, or even cars can be a terrible trouble－especially when they are insect．As for this, there is a great 　　1　　 between human beings and insects．The former 　　2　　 every possible effort to avoid being discovered, while the latter quickly 　　3　　 attention to themselves． 　　We can only show mercy to the 　　4　　 man who had to stop his car soon after 　　5　　 from a country village to drive to London．Hearing a strange noise from the 　　6　　 of the car, he naturally got out to 　　7　　 the wheels carefully, but he found nothing wrong, so he 　　8　　 his way．Again the noise began 　　9　　 and became even louder．Quickly 　　10　　 his head, the man saw what appeared to be a great 　　11　　 cloud following the car．When he stopped at a village further on, he was told that a queen bee must be hidden in his car as there were thousands of bees 　　12　　． 　　On learning this, the man drove away as quickly as possible．After an hour’s 　　13　　 driving, he arrived safely in London, where he parked his car outside a 　　14　　 and went in．It was not long 　　15　　 a customer who had seen him arrive 　　16　　 in to inform him that his car was 　　17　　 with bees．The poor driver was 　　18　　 that the best way should be to call a 　　19　　．In a short time the man arrived．He found the unwelcome passenger hidden near the wheels at the back of the car．Very thankful to the driver for this 　　20　　 gift, the bee-keeper took the queen and her thousands of followers home in a large box． (1) [　　] A． connection B． difference C． communication D． similarity (2) [　　] A． do B． take C． make D． try (3) [　　] A． give B． keep C． pay D． draw (4) [　　] A． unfortunate B． careless C． unpleasant D． hopeless (5) [　　] A． passing by B． leaving out C． setting out D． getting up (6) [　　] A． front B． back C． left D． right (7) [　　] A． clean B． change C． test D． examine (8) [　　] A． drove B． continued C． pushed D． forced (9) [　　] A． normally B． gently C． actually D． immediately (10) [　　] A． hiding B． turning C． shaking D． raising (11) [　　] A． black B． beautiful C． white D． colorful (12) [　　] A． below B． ahead C． nearby D． behind (13) [　　] A． boring B． careful C． exciting D． hard (14) [　　] A． hotel B． museum C． hospital D． school (15) [　　] A． when B． after C． until D． before (16) [　　] A． broke B． moved C． hurried D． dropped (17) [　　] A． crowded B． covered C． filled D． equipped (18) [　　] A． advised B． required C． ordered D． requested (19) [　　] A． bee-keeper B． policeman C． waiter D． repairman (20) [　　] A． unfamiliar B． unknown C． unexpected D． uncertain

Answer 1

答案：1．B;2．C;3．D;4．A;5．C;6．B;7．D;8．B;9．D;10．D;11．A;12．C;13．D;14．A;15．D;16．C;17．B;18．A;19．A;20．C;
解析：

(1)	由第一段最后一句可知，人与昆虫有极大“不同”。
(2)	“make every possible efforts”为固定短语。
(3)	由后文蜂后引来大批蜜蜂可知，后者自己常引起别人的注意。
(4)	由后文驾车者出现的麻烦事可知，此处形容词应填“unfortunate”。unpleasant意为“不高兴的”，hopeless意为“无希望的”，均不符合上文意思。
(5)	sitting out为“忽略，遗漏”，考生如望文生义，则可能选择B项。
(6)	四个选项为方位，前、后、左、右。由following the car可知“a strange noise”是由后面传来的。
(7)	驾车人走出驾驶室来检查车轮。易错点：C项“test”强调测试。
(8)	驾车人停车检查后，没发现异样情况，故继续向伦敦驶去。
(9)	由“Again”可知，“the noise”在他重新驾驶后再次发生。此题可用排除法。A项为“通常的”，B项为“温柔的，轻轻的”，与“became even louder”不符，C项为“实际的，实在的”，均不符合上下文。
(10)	奇怪的声音再次从后面传来，驾驶人“转过头”才能发现到底发生了什么，故选B项。注意：D项raising his head是“抬头”，由蜂群从后传来，驾车者抬头是发现不了情况的。
(11)	由本段后文“thousands of bees…”可知，发出声音的是蜂群。根据生活常识，成千上万的蜜蜂在后面，是黑压压的一片，像云团一样。易错项：D项，有的考生脑中的蜜蜂形象是五颜六色的，可能选择“colorful”。
(12)	前文提及蜂后藏在车中，是因为有成千上万的蜜蜂在附近。易错项：D项，考生如果示注意到“when he stopped…”这句，还会以为蜜蜂在车后盘旋。车停下后，蜜蜂应前后左右围着车子飞。
(13)	前文提及驾车人尽可能快地开车，是惧怕紧随其后的蜂群，所以这一小时的驾驶是非常艰辛的。易错项：A项，“boring”不能体现驾车者为逃避或甩开蜂群的担心受怕的心情。
(14)	由15空后的a customer可知，驾车者进入的不是博物馆、医院或学校。
(15)	“it was not long before…”此处表明蜂群随后飞来，速度极快。
(16)	由常识判断，他的车上有无数的蜜蜂在飞、停歇。故告知他这情况的人应急忙告诉他。选项A、D意思不符合上下文，B项虽意思正确，但不能表现当时情况的紧急性。
(17)	驾车人下车进入宾馆，应是车窗关闭，故蜂群只可能密密麻麻地爬在车的表面上。选项A、C均表示某物体的内部“挤满”或“充满”。与常识不符。
(18)	此时此景，其他人“建议”车主请人帮助。B项为“要求”，C项为“命令”，D项为“请求”，均不符合题意。
(19)	由下文可知。
(20)	蜂王为“不速之客”，意料之外的礼物。