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选修七 Unit 2 语言知识运用组块专练——练准度 (限时：25分钟) Ⅰ.完形填空 When we were young, we had no money to buy Dad gifts.We often relied on __1__ to make up for a(n) __2__ of shopping funds.Dad was __3__ to open a coin pouch made at summer camp or a homemade card with a(n) __4__ or a prayer said in his honor.No matter how __5__ the contents of a package, Dad always took care to __6__ the time and thought that went into selecting a gift or the skill that went into __7__ one. But even when our buying power __8__ through money from jobs, we sometimes ran short on imagination.Still, Dad made our __9__ seem like dreams come true.When he opened a plain white shirt just __10__ the ones he wore to work, he would appear delightfully __11__ as if he’d never seen anything like it.He’d pull the shirt out of the bag carefully and __12__ its features.“Oh, this is really nice.It’s exactly what I __13__，” he’d say.All the while, we watched, enjoying the __14__ of pleasing Dad. Over the years, we gave Dad a full closet of shirts.__15__ the color or size wasn’t __16__， Dad didn’t say anything.He made us feel so good about our gifts that Father’s Day became an occasion we all __17__. I suspect Dad is always __18__ with receiving gifts.I figure that’s what made him so __19__ at appreciating our simple gifts — his ever-present awareness that every gift that comes to you brings an opportunity to give one back in the from of gratitude. Dad’s __20__ of receiving presents was a simple but enduring gift for our family.Although he is no longer with us, his gift lives on in our memories. 语篇解读：本文是一篇记叙文。我们送给爸爸的礼物总能令他高兴，可谁又能否认，其实更高兴的是我们。因为不论我们送什么，爸爸总会回馈我们一份更珍贵的礼物——如水的父爱。 1．A.imagination　　　　　　 B．observation C．prediction D．comparison 解析：选A　根据第8空后的“ran short on imagination”可知，我们经常要靠“想象力(imagination)”来弥补购物资金的“不足(shortage)”。 2．A.goal B．deposit C．shortage D．investment 解析：选C　参见上题解析。 3．A.delighted B．frightened C．worried D．embarrassed 解析：选A　根据语境可知，父亲“高兴的(delighted)”打开我们在夏令营时自己做的零钱包或者一张写着对他的“祝福语(message)”的自制卡片。 4．A.task