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1．One Friday，a businessman decided to ask his boss for a salary raise．Before going to（11）B，he told his wife about it．All day long he felt（12）A and uneasy．Finally，in the late afternoon，he gathered the courage to approach his employer．To his（13）Dthe boss agreed to give him a raise．
That evening，the（14）B husband arrived home and was surprised to see a beautiful table set with their best china and（15）C candles．Smelling the aroma （香味） of the wonderful meal，
he（16）C that someone from the office had called his wife and tipped her off （透露消息）．
Finding her in the kitchen，he eagerly（17）A the details of his good news．When they sat down to the meal，next to his plate he found a note that read：''Congratulations，darling．I knew you'd get the（18）C．This dinner is to show you how much I love you．''
After dinner，on his way to the（19）Cto help his wife serve dessert，he noticed a second card had slipped out of his wife's pocket．Picking it up，he read：''Don't worry about not getting the raise．You（20）D it anyway．This dinner is to show how much I love you．"

11．A．school	B．work	C．home	D．dinner
12．A．nervous	B．relaxed	C．curious	D．dangerous
13．A．anger	B．disappointment	C．sorrow	D．delight
14．A．careful	B．cheerful	C．helpful	D．wonderful
15．A．deserted	B．burned	C．lighted	D．used
16．A．heard	B．found	C．guessed	D．forgot
17．A．shared	B．told	C．knew	D．talked
18．A．position	B．note	C．raise	D．news
19．A．office	B．living-room	C．kitchen	D．study
20．A．donate	B．devote	C．demand	D．deserve

分析本文屬于記敘文閱讀，作者通過這篇文章向我們描述了一位妻子對丈夫無條件的愛，通過這個故事來告訴我們對待家人要付出自己所有的愛，這樣才會讓我們的世界變得更美好更和諧．

解答 11．B 考查名詞辨析．work工作，根據前面的句子：One Friday，a businessman decided to ask his boss for a salary raise．可知他在上班前，他告訴妻子決定向老板要求加薪這件事，故選B．
12．A 考查形容詞辨析．A．nervous緊張的，B．relaxed放松的，C．curious好奇的，D．dangerous危險的，因為他想向老板提出加薪的請求，所以一整天他都感到緊張和不安，其他詞不符合語意，故選A．
13．D 考查名詞辨析．delight 高興，根據后文the boss agreed to give him a raise可知老板同意給他加薪，因此他應該是高興的，故選D．
14．B 考查形容詞辨析．cheerful愉快的，從上文的the boss agreed to give him a raise．可知老板給他加薪后，他應該是很高興的，因此此處填愉悅的，故選B．
15．C 考查動詞辨析．lighted點亮，他回家后發現妻子已經鋪好了一張桌子，上面放著他們最好的瓷器，并點燃了蠟燭，妻子應該是將蠟燭點亮，此處注意不能選B，故選C．
16．C 考查名詞辨析．guessed猜想，因為他不知道妻子是怎么知道他加薪的，所以應該是他猜想有同事悄悄地把消息告訴了妻子，故選C．
17．A 考查動詞辨析．shared分享，他來到廚房，急切的和妻子分享這個好消息．故選A．
18．C 考查名詞辨析．raise籌集，飼養，提高；從上文的One Friday，a businessman decided to ask his boss for a salary raise．可知丈夫是去請老板給他加薪，因此此處是妻子祝賀丈夫加薪了，故選C．
19．C 考查名詞辨析．kitchen廚房，根據上文的：Finding her in the kitchen，吃完飯以后，丈夫去廚房幫助妻子準備甜點，故選C．
20．D 考查動詞辨析．deserve 值得，根據前文''Don't worry about not getting the raise．可知第二張字條上寫著不要擔心沒有得到加薪，無論怎樣妻子都認為丈夫是應該得到加薪的．故選D．

點評本題主要考查了單詞的應用，主要考察介詞動詞名詞等．做本題的關鍵是在理解短文的基礎上，靈活運用所學的基礎知識．本題考到的知識點有：固定的短語，詞類的轉換，名詞的復數形式，副詞以及祈使句的用法等．因此，這就需要在平時的學習中，牢固掌握各語言點及一些語法知識．并且聯系上下文，選出合適的單詞．

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