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Last year I went to Nepal(尼泊尔) for three months to work in a 1. I think it's important to see as 2 of a country as you can, but it is difficult to travel around Nepal. The hospital 3 me have a few days holiday, so I decided to go into the 4 and I asked a Nepalese guide, Kamal Rai, to go with me. We started our trip at six in the morning with two 5 carrying our equipment. It was hot, 6 Kamal made me wear shoes and trousers to 7 me from snakes. In the jungle there was a lot of 8, but we were trying to find big 9, especially tigers. We 10 onto the elephants backs

to see better, but it is 11 to find tigers in the afternoon because they 12 in the daytime．

Then, in the distance, we saw a tiger, and Kamal told me to be very 13. We moved nearer and found a 14 deer. This was the tiger's lunch! I started to feel very frightened．

We 15 the tiger a second before we saw it. It jumped out suddenly, five hundred kilos plus and four meters long. It grabbed(咬住) Kamal s leg 16 its teeth, but I 17 pulling Kamal away. One of our elephants 18 at the tiger and made it go back into the grass, so we quickly escaped to let the tiger eat its 19. That night it was 20 to sleep．

（）1. A. company B. hospital C. school D. community

（）2. A. many B. little C. few D. much

（）3. A. let B. allow C. permit D. have

（）4. A. woods B. forest C. bush D. jungle

（）5. A. elephantsB. horses C. camels D. trucks

（）6. A. however B. so C. but D. for

（）7. A. stopB. prevent C. protect D. defend

（）8. A. wi ldlife B. snakes C. animals D. trees

（）9. A. cats B. bears C. birds D. lions

（）10. A. jumped B. cli mbed C. rode D. lay

（）11. A. frightening B. strange C. unusual D. impo ssible

（）12. A. eat B. play C. sleep D. hunt

（）13. A. calm B. silent C. still D. quiet

（）14. A. beautifulB. living C. young D. dead

（）15. A. cons ideredB. heard C. found D. looked

（）16. A. in B. between C. among D. on

（）17. A. succeededB. tried C. managed D. failed

（）18. A. ran B. walked C. kicked D. shouted

（）19. A. supper B. breakfast C. lunch D. dinner

（）20. A. importantB. easy C. comfortable D. impossible

详解详析

本人讲述了作者在尼泊尔工作期间有一次和向导去丛林探险遇到老虎的危险经历。

1. B根据第一段第三句中的hospital可知。

2. D as much as sb. can是“尽可能多”的意思,much为不可数代名词,符合语义。

3. A let后面接省略to的不定式。原文有have再用have就不好了；B和C都不能省略to。

4. D根据下文中的In the jungle可知。

5. A第一段最后一句有提示。

6. C天很热,但是向导却要求我穿鞋和长裤。

7. C穿鞋和长裤是为了保护自己不被蛇咬。

8. A根据谓语was即可判断出来。

9. A下文提到了老虎,老虎属于猫科动物,所以选A。

10. B大象本来是用来驮设备的,并没有骑着,而且大象那么高,当然要爬才能上去。

11. C本句意思是说,在下午能见到老虎并不寻常（unusual）,但是并非不可能（impossible）或者很奇怪（strange）,否则就不会有下面的事情发生了。frightening不符合语境。

12. C白天难见老虎的身影是因为它们通常在睡觉（sleep）,这也是基本常识。

13. Dcalm意为“冷静的”,而作者是在看到死亡的鹿的时候才开始感到恐惧,所以不合语境。silent意为“沉默不语的”,still意为“静止不动的”,都不太符合当时的情景；而quiet意为“安静的”，与“大声”相对,所以最符合语境。

14. D作者感到害怕了,就是因为看到一头被老虎杀死的鹿。

15. B该句意思是说：我们未见虎身,先闻虎声,声落身现,令人猝不及防。

16. B食物应当是放在上下牙之间撕咬。

17. A根据搭配关系只能选succeed,因为另外三个词都接to do形式。

18. A run描写大象的进攻状态：向老虎跑过去。

19. C上文已经提到,那头死去的鹿正是老虎的午餐（lunch）。

20. D经历了白天的事情,作者肯定很后怕,所以夜晚难以入眠。

To save time is to lengthen life. 节约时间就是延长生命。

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