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    第二节完形填空（共20题，满分20分）
    About three years 30 , something terrible 31 to me. 32 six hours of terror have broken my body and 33. You think I am a very 34 man—but I am not. It 35 less than a single day to change my 36 from black to white. One day, my 37 brothers and I were 38 back from the islands, our boat 39 of fish. 40 , the sky was 41 with dark clouds and in 42 a minute we were in a terrible storm. An 43  wave covered our boat and my younger brother 44 into the sea. Our boat survived, and I was trying to recover 45 my elder brother put his mouth 46 to my ear, and 47 out the 48 word “Whirlpool!” With the wind and waves we were going in the direction of the whirlpool, and 49 could save us!
    30. A. before         B. after          C. ago              D. late
    31. A. took place      B. happened      C. changed　        D. informed
    32. A. that           B. those          C. this              D. these
    33. A. soul           B. heart          C. head             D. mind
    34. A. rich           B. poor          C. young            D. old
    35. A. spent          B took           C. paid              D. cost
    36. A. hair           B. face           C. mouth            D. feet
    37. A. three          B. one            C. two              D. four
    38. A. came          B. going         C. moving           D. coming
    39. A. felt           B. full            C. filled            D. fall
    40. A. All at once     B. Instead         C. Meanwhile       D. Besides
    41. A. covered       B. discovered       C. recovered        D. covering
    42. A. no less than    B. less than        C. more than        D. no more
    43. A. enormous      B. small           C. mini            D. enough
    44. A. fall into        B. felt into         C. fell into         D. fallen into
    45. A. while          B. when          C. as             D.  before
    46. A. tightly         B. closely          C tight            D. close
    47. A. screamed       B. said            C .told            D. whispered
    48. A. terrified        B. terrifying        C. satisfied        D. satisfying
    49. A. nothing        B. everything        C. something      D. anything

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    C
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    D
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    A
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