Ⅲ．难句释义。从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出一个正确答案，并填在答题纸相应的位置上。（本大题共10小题，每小题1分，共10分）

　　31. Yet，some people say that ours is an age where true heroes and heroines are hard to come by, where the very ideal of heroism is something beyond us — an artifact of the past.

　　A. …it’s impossible for us to find a perfect hero in today’s society.

　　B. …people today can’t possibly reach the highness of real heroes.

　　C. ...heroes in the past had better quality than those today.

　　D. …people fail to understand the history of heroism.

　　32. We began to move restlessly about if we feel time is slipping away without some return - be this in terms of pleasure, work value, or rest.

　　A. …this is only true with pleasure，work, or rest.

　　B. …this helps us to understand pleasure，work，or rest.

　　C. ...we behave in this way when we play, work, or rest.

　　D.…we use these terms except when we play, work, or rest.

　　33. All of us depend on our peace of mind and our efficiency on hundreds of these cues，often without our conscious awareness.

　　A. We haven’t realized that these cues can help with our mind and our work.

　　B. We need to deal with a large amount of cues quickly and unconsciously.

　　C. We need mental peace and efficiency in order to understand these cues.

　　D. We rely on these cues unconsciously to behave properly with ease.

　　34. Courtesy，politeness，good manners—call it what you will，the supply never seems to equal the demand.

　　A. …there is never enough politeness in real life.

　　B.…the demand to supply equal names is never satisfied.

　　C. …you can never have enough words to describe politeness.

　　D. …it is difficult to find a balance between different manners.

　　35. She even felt a kind of distant kinship with the B-29s that flew regularly overhead，bound north for Tokyo and other targets.

　　A. She realized that the B-29s resembled her in a certain way…

　　B. She believed that the B-29s were so far away from her…

　　C. She identified the B-29s’direction from a distance…

　　D. She somehow felt close to the B-29s…

　　36. It [having censors’ stamps of approval on each page] would give me prestige in his eyes，or at least make me less suspect，foreigner though I was.

　　A. He might treat me，a foreigner, with no respect，not to mention any trust.

　　B. He might have a higher opinion of me，although he hated all foreigners.

　　C. It might in some way reduce his suspicion on me，even a foreigner.

　　D. It might offer a foreigner like me a good chance to win his favor.

　　37. How do you go about making a boy into a zero?

　　A. How can people possibly turn a boy into nobody?

　　B. How do you feel about 1eaving a boy in poverty?

　　C. What about saving a boy from his failure?

　　D. What can you do to help a boy start from scratch?

　　38. The scene is the bedroom in the home of a young Hollywood couple，…whose careers are still in the promising stage.

　　A. …whose careers have a good start but need careful planning.

　　B. …whose careers have a bright future but are still developing.

　　C. …who have been very successful in their careers.

　　D. …who are facing a turning point of their careers.

　　39. A friend is someone who draws out your own best qualities，with whom you sparkle and become more of whatever the friendship draws upon.

　　A. …and become better in the aspect the friendship bases on.

　　B. …and become keener in the awareness of the friendship.

　　C. …and benefit more from the friendship you cherish.

　　D. …and show more devotion to the friendship.

　　40. At any rate, he hit upon a way of making a living, with no competitors.

　　A. No matter how hard he worked，he failed to make a living…

　　B. No matter what other people said，he succeeded in making a living…

　　C. Whatever the case might be，he happened to find a way of supporting himself. . .

　　D. Whatever the result might be，he insisted on his own way of supporting himself…