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I’ll never forget one summer day in 1975.On that day my 31 suddenly died because of an unexplained illness at the age of 36.Later that afternoon, a police officer 32 to my house to ask for my father’s permission（允许）because the hospital wanted to 33 Mother’s valve（心脏瓣膜）.I was greatly surprised. I ran into the house in tears（眼泪）. At the age of 14, I just couldn’t understand why people would take apart（分解）a person who I 34 . 35 my father told him, “Yes “How can you let them do that to my mother?” I 36 him. “Linda,” he said 37 , putting his arms around me, “the greatest present you can give is a part of 38 . Long ago your mother and I decided that if we can make a person’s life better 39 we die, our death will have meaning.” My father taught me a useful lesson that day and it became one of the most 40 in my life. Many years passed. I married and had a family of my own(自己的). In 1996 my father became badly ill. 41 a smile on his face he told me that when he died, he wanted to donate（捐赠） 42 was in good condition（状况）,especially his eyes. My father died and we donated 43 as he had wanted. Three days later my daughter said, “Mum, I’m so 44 of what you did for Grandpa.” At that moment I realized that my father gave 45 his eyes. What he left behind sparked（闪烁）in my daughter’s eyes is pride. 31. A. father B. mother C. grandma D. grandpa 32. A. shouted B. sent C. came D. reached 33. A. operate B. use C. make D. repair 34. A. loved B. lost C. forgot D. remembered 35. A. So B. As C. But D. And 36. A. reported B. said to C. told D. cried at 37. A. quietly B. happily C. angrily D. loudly 38. A. yourself B. myself C. himself D. herself 39. A. before B. until C. after D. when 40. A. wonderful B. important C. kind D. beautiful 41. A. To B. For C. With D. On 42. A. how B. which C. who D. what 43. A. his heart B. his eyes C. his life D. his ears 44. A. afraid B. tired C. full D. proud 45. A. much more than B. less than C. many more than D. as much as

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解题过程：
我永远都忘不了1975年的那一个夏天。在那一天，妈妈由于不明的疾病突然病逝了，她才36岁。那天下午，一位警官来我家，征求我父亲的同意，因为医院想用我母亲的心脏瓣膜。我非常震惊，哭着跑进屋了。那个时候，我14岁，并不懂得为什么别人能从我爱的人身上拿走那么多。但我的父亲告诉他可以。
“你怎么可以让他们对妈妈那样呢？”我哭着对他说。
“琳达，”他搂着我，很平静地说，“你能给予最好的礼物是你自己的一部分。你妈妈和我很早之前就决定了，如果我们能在死后让别人的生活过得更好，我们的死就会有意义。”
那天爸爸给我上了有用的一堂课，这也成为我的人生中最重要的一课。
很多年过去了。我结了婚，并且有了自己的家庭。1996年，爸爸病重。脸上带着微笑他告诉我说，当他死了，他想捐赠状况好的东西（器官），尤其是他的眼睛。
爸爸死了，我们按照他想要的那样捐赠了他的眼睛。三天后我的女儿说，“妈妈，我为你给外公所做的一切感到骄傲。”就在那时，我意识到爸爸捐出的不只是他的眼睛。还有在女儿眼中闪烁的骄傲。
答案：
31—35 BCBAC 36—40 DAACB 41—45 CDBDA
最终答案：略