第二節(jié)：完形填空(共20小題;每小題1分，滿分20分)

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　　While reading the New York Times today, I came across a story titled “Free Sweets in His Cab to Delight and Heal”.

　　Mansoor Khalid, a 37-year-old electrical engineer from Pakistan has been driving a 21

　　cab in New York City since 1996. In 2010, his son, Saad, was born with a heart disease. Every time Mr. Khalid visited him in the hospital after his day shift, he would bring much 22 to drink during nights so as to take care of his son. He even gave some to the doctors and nurses there, who 23 him “coffee man”.

　　Last April, Saad 24 away at 18 months old. Although Mr. Khalid was so sad, he had to 25 to work. After his son’s death, he got into the habit of 26 some sweets for his passengers, which nearly cost him $300 every month.

　　From his 27 in the hospital with his son, Mr. Khalid learned that giving to others could at least 28 , if not heal his own feeling of 29 .

　　“I’d like to buy something for people; I feel 30 ,” Mr. Khalid said. “When you giving something from your hand, someone gives a 31 to you in return.”

　　Since then, he has become famous on the Internet. His kind behavior 32 a steady stream of customers, with frequent request for pickups from fans who send their 33 to him via Twitter or Facebook.

　　But he doesn’t expect the 13,000 other yellow taxis to 34 the same. The $300 a month Mr. Khalid spends on candy would 35 help many people to support their families for a time. Actually, it is not a small sum.

　　“If you think about it, you will 36 why he does it,” said Juan Miranda, who drives Mr. Khalid’s cab during the nights.

　　“Everybody is sometimes depressed and 37 . Living in New York City is not very 38 , so when a passenger see all the candies, chocolates, they will 39 in a short time,” Mr. Khalid explained. “Some people even start screaming with 40 .”

　　21. A. orange B. white C. brown D. yellow

　　22. A. coffee B. tea C. wine D. milk

　　23. A. praised B. called C. appreciated D. acknowledged

　　24. A. broke B. smoothed C. passed D. died

　　25. A. learn B. like C. forget D. return

　　26. A. buying B. stealing C. saving D. furnishing

　　27. A. carefulness B. movement C. imagination D. experience

　　28. A. lie B. hide C. defend D. stay

　　29. A. loss B. expectations C. failure D. problems

　　30. A. upset B. bored C. good D. grateful

　　31. A. world B. journey C. smile D. belief

　　32. A. attracts B. prevents C. refuses D. educates

　　33. A. photos B. positions C. money D. thoughts

　　34. A. do B. instruct C. treat D. protect

　　35. A. obviously B. naturally C. exactly D. probably

　　36. A. promise B. admit C. wonder D. discover

　　37. A. delighted B. stressed C. energetic D. special

　　38. A. different B. hard C. interesting D. easy

　　39. A. turn around B. cheer up C. settle down D. drop in

　　40. A. horror B. anger C. happiness D. disappointment