九年级初中毕业生学业考试第三次模拟英语试题.docVIP

It is morning rush hour on the 8:08 subway into New York. People are 26 in their own worlds, keeping everything out –especially with their CD players and laptops. We enjoy these last few 27 before jumping into the workday. The last thing anyone can hear is the one-sided telephone conversation of a fellow passenger. That’s why I felt 28 when my phone went off. The call was coming from home. It was Louise, sounding 29 . Another mother, a close friend of mine, had complained about my daughter against her son. “It was a misunderstanding,” Louise said. “But she didn’t 30 me.” I’d known this friend very well, and knew she loved Louise almost as much as I did. I also knew 31 any mother’s first instinct(本能) is to protect her own hurt child. And I don’t know what a nine-year-old girl is really 32 . I always found it hard to know about my daughter’s thoughts: I explained all this to Louise in a(n) 33 voice so as not to bother the man sitting next to me. 34 him was an opened New York Times. He was probably sorry he’d chosen this 35 . “We’ll talk 36 when I get home,” I said. I 37 my phone quickly and went back into my silence, feeling so alone in the crowded subway, trying to do my mothering over the phone. “I couldn’t help hearing your 38 ,” the man said. “I thought it was very 39 .” Suddenly I felt relaxed. I smiled. The 8:08 pulled into the station. 40 those sweet words, the ride became a pleasant one. 26. A. lost B. gone C. hurt D. injured 27. A. minutes B. weeks C. months D. years 28. A. happy B. crazy C. wild D. embarrassed 29. A. worried B. excited C. interested D. disappointed 30. A. see B. hear C. find D. believe 31. A. when B. why C. that D. where 32. A. reading B. eating C. thinking D. playing 33. A. angry B. low