2013年高考英语 阅读理解与完型填空 伤疤.doc

2013年高考英语阅读理解与完型填空：伤疤I took my dog, Phil, to the vet's(g-医诊Ffr) yesterday. -When the doctor.came into the room, he  was limping(跛行I).            "Should I ask how you are doing?" I said. "Oh, it's my knee. They want me to really appreciate  ' the operation I'm about to have so they delayed it another month, so I could suffer more," he replied.  ;     .  It was then for the first time I actually showed my scars to someone. "Look, I had an operation  on my arm." Myrwife has been telling me that it really didn't look bad. It was healing very nicely.  When I showed it, they said,'''That's terrible!"    "Doctor, when I was a kid I fell. I remember show:ing it to all my friends because I thought it  was 'cool'. Having a scar at that age was like having a battle wound so you had to share it."     "Then I went into young adulthood and vanity(虚荣'心) took over. I was in a band and never   wanted anything to scar this beautiful face of mine. Now, at 59, I just joined that group of older folks who are proud to compare operations, aches and pains," I said struggling to get it out withoutlaughing.         The winner is the one who is in the worst shape, I guess. Then there are those at any age, who   use scars as an excuse. The kind of excuse holds them back, limits them, provides a crutch for why  they aren't happy. "Too short". "too fat". 'my family". "ever since we had children" and on and  on.   .         All scars that never heal because we keep picking at(扯拉) them. I promised I'd never do that,   and I didn't even hesitate to show doctor my scar. It's okay. I see it as, retuming to my childhood.  What scars do you have9    1.  The doctor would limp for another month because         .           A. he wanted to show it to the author                     B. his operation was put off          C. he was proud to suffer from it                         D. he was too busy to receive the operation    2.  The author felt bad about his scars when he was        .        A. a middle-aged man   B. a teenager              C. a young adult          D. a baby     3.  As a child, the author        .         A. often compared aches with others                   B. was proud to wear a scar        C. often fought with other kids                        D. had an operation on his forehead    4. The underlined word "crutch" in the passage most probably means "       :        A. suppcut                 B.injury                   C. experience              D. chance    5. the passage suggests that we should     .   A. avoid showing our scars                              B. fight against our scars           C. be optimistic about our scars                            D. show off our scars to others    2