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Jack became very ill . He had to spend all day in bed , unable to move . He spent his days feeling ...
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Evenaftermanyyearsshestillhasnotforgottenthelastdayherwholeclassgottogethertosaygoodbyetotheirdearestschooldays.Thesadfacesthe11_____eyesthelovinghugsthefirmhandshakespromisingto12_____eachotheragainuphillanddownvalleythoseunforgettablememoriesalwaysbecome13_____everytimeshewenttotheoldschoolonlytofindabigoldtreewithalloftheirnames14deepintothetrunk.Shewondersifanyofthemstillrememberstheir15_____nowthattimehascoveredthepastmemorieswithlayersofdustandchangedeachfate命运beyondany16_____Thecheerfuldwarf'oftheclasshasnowturnedintoasuccessfulbusinessman.TheshyskinnybookwormisnowatalentedPh.D.tryinghis17_____insomedistantlandintheWesternatmospherE.Thenaughtytomboyhas18awayhercarefreelaughterinexchangeforacomfortablelifebesideacaringhusbanD.Andshea19_____addictwasdrivenbyaninnerforcetoputherpenasideandbecomea20_____insteaD.That'salife-choicewhichshewillneverfeel21_____Shedecidedto22heroldteacherwhohadsowed播种theseedforthecauseofnurturing培养peopleinherdirectionlessmindthroughhis23_____lessons.Sheusedtodreamoftheenlightenedfacesofherstudents24_____inherlessonsfullofsunlightandseawaves.Shepromisesherselftogoaheadbearinginmindthe25_____wordsofherdearteacherDon't26_____forwhatyougiveorreceivE.Learntolive27_____toenjoylifeevenwhenit'snotgeneroustowardsus.Thisteachingwasnot28_____inhislessonplanbutsheknewitwould29_____withheruntiltheendoftimE.Nowsheisateacher30_____shehastocontinuelearningmanydifficultlessonsoflifE.Themoresheexperiencesthebettersheunderstandsthevalueofherteacher'slastlesson.11.A.eagerB.brightC.curiousD.watery12.A.apologizeB.missC.seekD.support13.A.vagueB.vividC.distantD.delightful14.A.carvedB.markedC.signedC.designed15.A.dreamsB.promisesC.idealsC.classmates16.A.powerB.reachC.imaginationD.expectation17.A.luckB.theoryC.courseD.courage18.A.putB.givenC.thrownD.taken19.A.drugB.smokingC.literatureD.fighting20.A.teacherB.doctorC.nurseD.worker21.A.afraidB.regretfulC.comfortableD.happy22.A.opposeB.thankC.blameD.follow23.A.imaginaryB.interestingC.boringD.vain24.A.lostB.buriedC.devotedD.caught25.A.firstB.nextC.lastD.past26.A.waitB.lookC.prepareD.care27.A.simplyB.generouslyC.busilyD.naturally28.A.writtenB.includedC.reflectedD.selected29.A.liveB.goC.involveD.stay30.A.ifB.yetC.whenD.although
Onesunnyafternoonaseven-year-oldgirlwentforawalk.Shecrossedalargeareaofgrasslandintothewoods__36__sherealizedthatshewaslost.Sittingonarockand__37__whattodoshebegancrying.AfterawhileShe__38__towalkalongawidepathlinedwithtalltreesandthickbushes.__39__itwasgettingdarkshesawasmalldarkwoodenhousE.Sheopenedthedoorand__40__steppedin.Suddenlysheheardastrangenoiseandsheranoutthedoorandbacktothe__41__.Coldandtiredshefellasleepneara__42__.Thegirl’sparentswereoutandherdogLaddywasathomE.Laddy__43__thathismistrees女主人wasindanger.Hejumped__44__awindowbreakingtheglass.Helookedinthefields.Buthecouldn’tfindhismistressanywherE.Howeverfromthegroundcamea__45__scent气味asheloweredhisheaD.He__46__thescentandwalkedacrossthegrasslanD.Barking__47__intotheairthedog__48__throughthewoodsuntilhefoundthe__49__.Butthegirlwasnottheresoheheadedbacktothewoods.Muchtohis__50__hesawhismistress’blueshirtinthedistancE.He__51__oversomebushesandsawthelittlestreamwherethegirlwas__52__.Whensheopenedhereyesand53herdogstandingbesideherthegirlsaidyou54meLaddyandshekissedhimseveraltimes.Seeingtheirdaughteranddogcomingbacktheparentsburstintotearsof55.ThatnightLaddyhadaheror’ssupper:ahugemealofsteak.36.A.sinceB.beforeC.whileD.as37.A.rememberingB.forgettingC.wonderingD.regretting38.A.preferredB.expectedC.decidedD.failed39.A.UntilB.WhenC.IfD.Because40.A.cautiouslyB.carelesslyC.hopelesslyD.unwillingly41.A.treesB.woodsC.bushesD.grasses42.A.houseB.rockC.treeD.stream43.A.sensedB.foundC.heardD.smelt44.A.throughB.atC.inD.onto45.A.terribleB.strangeC.familiarD.pleasant46.A.followedB.discoveredC.missedD.ignored47.A.calmlyB.merrilyC.loudlyD.gently48.A.wanderedB.searchedC.lookedD.travelled49.A.windowB.houseC.girlD.hero50.A.satisfactionB.disappointmentC.delightD.embarrassment51.A.walkedB.climbedC.jumpedD.flew52.A.asleepB.abandonedC.availableD.awake53.A.sawB.watchedC.observedD.spotted54.A.disturbedB.comfortedC.scaredD.rescued55.A.painB.reliefC.sorrowD.shock
Atage86MillieGarfieldisoneoftheworld’soldestelderlybloggers写博客的人.__36___readinganewspaperarticlein2003andthenaskinghersonfor__37___ingettingonlineMilliehasbeenbloggingeversincE.Weusuallyassociatebloggingwiththe__38___:ourchildrengrandchildrenniecesornephews.Whiletheblogginglandscapewasonce___39___almostentirelybyteensithasopenedtodifferentagegroupsnow.After38yearsofmarriageMillie___40__herhusbandin1994.Shehasnosiblingsandhasonlyoneson.ShehastolivealonE.Likemanyelderlypeoplehersocialnetworkwasbeginningto___41___insizeasmanyofherfriendswereinassistedliving.Blogginghas___42__Millie’suniversE.Ihavetoblogonceaweekshesays.IfIdon’ttheystart___43__aboutmE.WhenIaskwhotheyareMilliesaystheyarethe70or80___44__whovisitherblogeachday.Whenshewasthreedays__45___inpostingoneweekshebegangetting___46___fromthemtoseeifshewasokay.Shehasalsogotto___47___otherbloggersfromaroundthecountry.NotonlyhasblogginghelpedMilliemakenew__48___butithasalsohelpedherlearnaboutherself.Iwriteabouteverydaylivingina__49___fashionsoItrytofindinterestingthingsinaTVshowamovieoran__50___tothedentistshesays.IneverknewIwasfunnybutnowpeople___51___meIam.Itisabigdiscovery.Millie__52___lovesblogging.Mylifewouldbe__53___andemptywithoutit.I’mabletolearnfrompeopleallovertheworldshesays.ThensheaddsWhenyou’reolderyoudon’thavemany___54___.Thewonderfulthingaboutbloggingisthatyoucanhavemanypeoplehearwhatyouthinkandnoone___55__youwhenyouarespeaking.36.A.WhileB.UntilC.AfterD.As37.A.helpB.apologyC.excuseD.permission38.A.oldB.youngC.richD.sick39.A.damagedB.occupiedC.preparedD.designed40.A.missedB.followedC.recognizedD.lost41.A.growB.developC.decreaseD.remain42.A.expandedB.concludedC.foundD.ruined43.A.complainingB.thinkingC.arguingD.worrying44.A.workersB.readersC.passengersD.speakers45.A.lateB.awayC.fastD.ready46.A.warningsB.suggestionsC.emailsD.books47.A.knowB.seeC.changeD.ask48.A.commentsB.connectionsC.contributionsD.combinations49.A.popularB.famousC.similarD.humorous50.A.giftB.visitC.waveD.award51.A.warnB.proveC.orderD.tell52.A.probablyB.fortunatelyC.hardlyD.clearly53.A.poorB.slowC.dullD.simple54.A.listenersB.managersC.interpretersD.lecturers55.A.fearsB.interruptsC.controlsD.treats
Eddie’sfatherusedtosayhe’dspentsomanyyearsbytheoceanbreathingseawater.Nowawayfromthatoceaninthehospitalbedhisbodybegantolooklikeabeachedfish.Hisconditionwentfromfairtostableandfromstabletoserious.FriendswentfromsayingHe’llbehomeinadaytoHe’llbehomeinaweek.Inhisfather’sabsenceEddiehelpedoutatthepier码头workingeveningsafterhistaxijoB.WhenEddiewasateenagerifheevercomplainedorseemedboredwiththepierhisfatherwouldshoutWhat?Thisisn’tgoodenoughforyou?Andlaterwhenhe’dsuggestedEddietakeajobthereafterhighschoolEddiealmostlaughedandhisfatheragainsaidWhat?Thisisn’tgoodenoughforyou?AndbeforeEddiewenttowarwhenhe’dtalkedofmarryingMargueriteandbecominganengineerhisfathersaidWhat?Thisisn’tgoodenoughforyou?Andnowregardlessofallthatherehewasatthepierdoinghisfather’slabor.Parentsrarelyletgooftheirchildrensochildrenletgoofthem.Theymoveon.Theymoveaway.Itisnotuntilmuchlaterastheheartweakensthatchildrenunderstand;theirstoriesandalltheiraccomplishmentssitontopofthestoriesoftheirmothersandfathersstonesuponstonesbeneaththewatersoftheirlives.Finallyonenightathismother’surgingEddievisitedthehospital.Heenteredtheroomslowly.HisfatherwhoforyearshadrefusedtospeaktoEddienowlackedthestrengthtoeventry.Don’tsweatitkidtheotherworkerstoldhim.Youroldmanwillpullthrough.He’sthetoughestmanwe’veeverseen.WhenthenewscamethathisfatherhaddiedEddiefelttheemptiestkindofangerthekindthatcirclesinitscagE.IntheweeksthatfollowedEddie’smotherlivedinaconfusedstate.Shespoketoherhusbandasifhewerestillthere.Sheyelledathimtoturndowntheradio.Shecookedenoughfoodfortwo.OnenightwhenEddieofferedtohelpwiththedishesshesaiD.Yourfatherwillputthemaway.Eddieputahandonhershoulder.MahesaidsoftlyDad’sgonE.Gonewhere?59.InParagraph4thewriterindicatesthat.A.ChildrenlikemovingawayfromthemparentsB.ChildrenoftenfeelregretfulbecausetheyleavetheirparentsC.Childrenwouldn’thaveachievedsomuchwithouttheirparents’supportD.Childrencanneverunderstandhowmuchtheirparentshavedevotedtothem60.Theunderlinedsentenceprobablymeans.A.Don’tgiveitupB.Don’tworryaboutitC.Don’tlethimdownD.Don’ttouchit61.Whichofthefollowingshowstherightorderofthestory?a.Eddie’sfatherdieD.b.Eddieworkedasataxidriver.c.EddiemarriedMargueritE.d.Eddiewasboredwithhisfather’sjoB.A.baedB.deabC.bedaD.deba62.Fromthelastpartofthepassagewelearnthat.A.Eddie’smotherlikedtolistentotheradioB.EddieoftenhelpedhismotherwashthedishesC.Eddieandhiswifelivedinhismother’sapartmentD.Eddie’smothermissedherhusbandsomuchthatshewasataloss
AsdarknessfellhundredsofpeopleintheSwissvillagelefttheirhouses.Theywerestaring36atthemountaintopinthedistancE.Itwascoveredwith37beautifulanddangerous.ThehugemountainiscalledMatterhorn.Mountainclimbershad38thetopusingthesouthernroutE.Butnoonehadeverdaredtotryawinterclimbingupthe39sidE.Butnowonemanwasdaringtotrythe40routE.HewasWalterBonattiagreatmountainclimberfromItaly.FortwodayshehadclimbeD.Thevillagepeoplehadwatchedhim41.Nowtheywerewaitingtoseehis42.Ifheplannedto43thenextdayhewouldlightagreensignal.A.redlightwouldmeanthathewas44.Atinygreenlight45highonthemountainsidE.Bonattiwasnotgivingup!Thepeople46.Thenextdayhe47hiswayupwarD.Hewassolonelyandsotired!Buthewouldnotgiveup.Againthatnighthelitthe48light.InthemorningBonattilookedup.Hecouldnotseethetopbutheknewhewas49therE.50theclimbwaspainfulhemovedup.Bonattihadspentmonths51fortheclimB.Wasthetrainingenough?Didhehavethestrengthand52toclimbtothetop?Hewasfinallyatthetop!Newsabouthis53wasradioedtotheworlD.Thetripdownthesouthern54waseasy.HewaswarmlywelcomedinthevillagE.Hehaddonethe55andwouldbewellrememberedasaclimberofalltimE.36.A.upB.downC.backD.forward37.A.greentreesB.flowersC.rocksD.iceandsnow38.A.passedB.reachedC.climbedD.watched39.A.easternB.westernC.northernD.southern40.A.differentB.difficultC.easyD.same41.A.anxiouslyB.carefullyC.patientlyD.eagerly42.A.signalB.flagC.faceD.figure43.A.godownB.comebackC.goonD.giveup44.A.turningaroundB.turningbackC.movingupD.indanger45.A.raisedB.roseC.disappearedD.appeared46.A.cheeredB.shoutedC.laughedD.jumped47.A.stoppedB.abandonedC.continuedD.ended48.A.greenB.yellowC.blueD.red49.A.alreadyB.surelyC.almostD.nolonger50.A.BecauseB.ThoughC.SinceD.When51.A.askingB.planningC.preparingD.training52.A.moneyB.wishC.effortD.skill53.A.victoryB.climbC.courageD.thing54.A.paceB.routeC.pathD.passage55.A.necessaryB.greatC.importantD.impossible
Tomwasamiddle-agedleathertrader皮货商whoserepeatedfailureincareermadehimadepressedmanoften__21_thathehadbeencheatedbyothers.Onedayhetoldhiswifehewasso__22__withthecitythathehadtoleavE.Sohisfamilymovedtoanothercity.ItwastheeveningofaweekenD.WhenTomandhiswifewerebusily_23_uptheirnewhomethelightsuddenly__24_.Tomwasregretfultohaveforgottentobringalong25__andhadtowait_26_inalowmooD.Justthenheheardlighthesitant27_onhisdoorthatwereclearlyaudible听到inthe__28__night.Who’sit?hewonderedsinceTomwasa_29__tothiscity.Andthiswasthemomentheespeciallyhatedtobe__30__sohewenttothedoorandopenedit__31_.AtthedoorwasalittlegirlshylyaskingSirdoyouhavecandles?I’myourneighbor.NoansweredTominangerandshutthedoor__32__.Whatanuisance麻烦事!HecomplainedoveritwithhiswifE.Nosoonerhadwesettleddownthantheneighborcameto_33__things.Afterawhilethedoorwasknockedagain.HeopeneditandfoundthesamegirloutsidE.__34_thistimeshewas_35__twocandlessayingMygrandmatoldmethenewneighbordownstairsmightneedcandles.She_36_meheretogiveyouthesE.Tomwasvery_37__bywhathesaw.Atthatmomenthesuddenlyrealizedwhatcausedhis_38__inlifE.Itwashis_39_andharshness刻薄withotherpeoplE.Thepersonwhohadcheatedhiminlifewas_40__nobodyelsebuthimselfforhiseyeshadbeenblurred蒙蔽byhisunsympathetic无同情心的minD.21.A.complainingB.tellingC.hopingD.pretending22.A.pleasedB.disappointedC.exhaustedD.encouraged23.A.lookingB.turningC.comingD.tidying24A.wentonB.wentdownC.wentoutD.wentthrough25.A.candlesB.matchesC.lightsD.flashlights26.A.happilyB.patientlyC.hopefullyD.helplessly27.A.stepsB.wordsC.knocksD.screams28.A.darkB.quietC.noisyD.crowded29.A.newcomerB.strangerC.guestD.settler30.A.calledB.disturbedC.watchedD.offered31.A.surprisinglyB.delightedlyC.impatientlyD.willingly32.A.gentlyB.kindlyC.politelyD.violently33.A.lendB.sellC.harnessD.borrow34.A.AndB.ButC.SoD.For35.A.holdingB.hidingC.fetchingD.lifting36.A.suggestedB.commandedC.sentD.forced37.A.frightenedB.pleasedC.puzzledD.surprised38.A.failureB.successC.complaintD.determination39.A.warmthB.coldnessC.kindnessD.nearly40.A.doubtfullyB.hardlyC.actuallyD.sympathy
Onceuponatimetherewasnodonkey驴子inasmallvillagE.Onedayamerchant商人broughtonetothevillagE.Butthe36hada37master.Soonedayit38aforestanddecidedtostaytherE.Butsoonatigersawitandimmediately39atit.Atoncethedonkeystartedtocry40itcoulD.Thetigerwasso41bythedonkey’saction41itranawaywithfear.Notlongafterwardsthetigermetafox.43outofbreathittoldthefoxwhat44.Thenthetiger45thefoxtotheplace46ithadmetthedonkey.WhenthefoxsawthedonkeyitlaughedandsaidThat’sonlya47donkeyanditonlyeats48.Comelet’skillit49supper.Whenthedonkeysawthem50itquickly51aplan.Hellooldfriend!Hownicetoseeyouandhownice52youtobringmesuppermyfavoritefood—tigermeat!Heatingthisthetigerwasvery53aswellasangry.I’llteachyoualesson.It54angrilyatthefoxand55onejumpkilledit.ThenitranawayasfastasitcoulD.36.A.monkeyB.donkeyC.tigerD.fox37.A.cruelB.goodC.kindD.selfish38.A.movedtoB.ranawayacrossC.ranawayintoD.wentthrough39.A.staredB.cameC.sawD.watched40.A.asloudasB.soloudasC.asaloudasD.soaloudas41.A.surprisedB.pleasedC.excitedD.worried42.A.asB.whenC.thatD.and43.A.HardlyB.AlmostC.AlreadyD.Mostly44.A.appearedB.happenedC.hadhappenedD.wastaken45.A.carriedB.watchedC.showedD.led46.A.whereB.thatC.whichD.when47.A.dangerousB.harmfulC.terribleD.harmless48.A.tigermeatB.grassC.animalsD.birds49.A.onB.withC.forD.about50.A.comingalongB.goneawayC.cominginD.goingalong51.A.makeB.gotC.foundoutD.thoughtover52.A.forB.withC.aboutD.of53.A.afraidB.fearC.frightenedD.horribly54.A.spokeB.shoutedC.saidD.told55.A.withB.haveC.takeD.for
Itwasasunnyday.A.citymanwasdrivingalongacountryroadwithanewwagon马车andabeautifulpairofhorses.Hedidn’tpayalotof16towherehewasgoing.Prettysoonhe17_thathewaslostbuthecontinuedtodriveexpectingtore-findhiswayorto18someonewhocouldtellhimhowtogetbacktothe19.Itwasalong20roaD.Formany__21__hekeptondriving.Whenitwasalmostdarkhesawinafieldatall22ploughing犁地thelanD.Hestoppedhis23teamofhorsesnearthefenceandcalledoutHellofarmer.Helloyourselfthefarmer___24____stillploughing.Wheredoesthehorsegoheaskedwithoutknowinghislanguagemistakes.Ihaven’tseenitgoanywherE.It25staysrightwhereitissaidthefarmerwithoutstoppinghiswork.Howfarisittothenexttownsaidthecitymanspeakingalittlemore26.Don’tknow.Inever27itrepliedthefarmer.Bythistimethecitymanwasgetting28.WhatdoyouknowYou’rethebiggestfoolIeversaw.Finallystoppingthefarmerturnedandlookedforalongtime29atthecityman.ThenhesaidMaybeIdon’tknowmuch.30Iamafool.ButatleastI’mnotlost！16.A.signsB.ordersC.attentionD.direction17.A.realizedB.recognizedC.acceptedD.received18.A.missB.meetC.lookD.lose19.A.townB.countryC.capitalD.village20.A.lonelyB.busyC.dirtyD.crowded21.A.secondsB.minutesC.hoursD.years22.A.driverB.policemanC.farmerD.worker23.A.strongB.tiredC.weakD.tiring24.A.askedB.demandedC.repliedD.ordered25.A.alwaysB.oftenC.sometimesD.seldom26.A.politelyB.friendlyC.loudlyD.angrily27.A.judgedB.measuredC.sawD.studied28.A.sadB.lovelyC.friendlyD.angry29.A.gladlyB.immediatelyC.silentlyD.excitedly30.A.GenerallyB.FortunatelyC.CertainlyD.Perhaps
阅读下面短文从短文后所给各题的四个选项ABCD中选出可以填人空白处的最佳选项并在答题卡上将该项涂黑ForlotsofpeopletheholidaysareabouthelpingthelessfortunatE.36thanbuyingpresentforeachotheragroupoffriendsinaVermontsnowboard单板滑雪groupliketogototheir37homelessshelterandgivethemadayto38.Theybeginpreparingatthe39ofthesnowseasonbyaskingpeoplewhocometothemountainto40oldwinterclothinglikejacketsbootsglovesandhats.Thenthegroup41thesheltertodistribute分发thethings.SaysJay18oneofthe42Wetellthem‘Nowyouguysarecomingwithusandwe’regoingtoteachyouhowto43orsnowboardalldayforfreE.’It’sawesome极好的toknowthatweareabletotaketheirminds44thestressintheirlivesforoneday.Forthisgroupworkingtogethertohelpthehomelessmakesheirrelation45.Theyfeellikeapartofeachother’slivesina46way.Itmaysoundnowonderuntilyoutryitbutdoingsomethingforcharity慈善canreallyhelpyou47betteraboutthewholeexperienceofgiving.That’sbecauseitbenefitsforthe48aswellastherecipient-you’releftwithafeelingofbelongingandbeingconnecteD.49tohelpanorganizationorgroupthatfitswithyour50andthethingsyoubelievein.IfyoulovechildrenbuyapresentforachildinneeD.51animalsareyourthingtalktoyourlocalanimalshelter-manydistributestapleslikepetfoodtolow-incomepet52overtheholidays.Ifyou53agrandparentandwouldliketospendtimewiththeelderly54outatanursinghomeovertheholidays.Orshareaspecialskill.Ifyou’regoodwithyour55youcanhelpbuildorpaintinghousingforpeopleinneeD.36.A.OtherB.RatherC.MoreD.Less37.A.hopelessB.curiousC.localD.foreign38.A.rememberB.forgetC.forgiveD.exercise39.A.endB.startC.weatherD.middle40.A.bringB.mendC.sellD.throw41.A.rebuildB.takeC.leaveD.visit42.A.studentsB.neighborsC.organizersD.workers43.A.skiB.surviveC.studyD.struggle44.A.forB.inC.offD.on45.A.easierB.cleanerC.healthierD.stronger46.A.completeB.meaningfulC.newD.busy47.A.liveB.playC.feelD.express48.A.giverB.visitorC.childrenD.officials49.A.PromiseB.RefuseC.ChooseD.Answer50.A.workB.valuesC.hobbiesD.profession51.A.IfB.BecauseC.ThoughD.While52.A.sellersB.bossesC.storesD.owners53.A.visitB.becomeC.missD.dislike54.A.lookB.sendC.findD.help55.A.handsB.mindsC.eyesD.ideas
Mybelovedmotherhasalwaysinspiredmeandchangedmyviewsandattitudetowardslife.SheissurethatIwouldonedaybecome36_andthatIwouldbeoneofthegreatones.ShehastaughtmethatIcandoanythingifIputmy37toit.AsayoungboyIstruggledtoachievetasksthatcame38tomost.Ihadproblemswritingreadingandespeciallyspeaking.Ididnottalktheway39kidsdidanddidnotrespondtoquestionsorstayalerttomysurroundings.Myreadingwaspoor40withteachershelpingmeandmyspeechwashardto41.Mywritingwasnotatthe42itshouldhavebeen.Evensimplethingslikeknowingmyleftfrommyrightorbeingabletosnapmyfingerswere43.Mymother44allmychallengesandasaprofessorwithaPh.D.decidedto45thesituationearlyinmydevelopment.Shedidnotwantmeto46.Afterawhile47didindeedconqueralltheproblemsthathadtroubledme.Shespenthourseveryday48meeverythingIneededtoknowdeterminedtohelpmelearn.49herIwouldnotbeanywhereclosetothelevelIamnow.Inadditionshegave50formylife.Shetoldmewhattodoandwhatnottodo.Herexpectationshavealwaysbeenhigh51sheknowsthatIcandoit.ForthatIthankher.Shewouldnotallowhersontobeincapable.Shenever52onmeandtothisdayshetellsmeeducationisamust.Iwillbea53personifIcontinuetofollowherlead.Sheencouragesmetoworkformy54andattendcollege.Sheusedhergiftsasa55tohelpachild-herchild-andnow1havetheopportunitytobecomesomething.36.A.everythingB.anythingC.somethingD.nothing37.A.mindB.brainC.feelingsD.work38.A.smoothlyB.easilyC.frequentlyD.strongly39.A.averageB.ordinaryC.commonD.normal40.A.justB.evenC.everD.only41.A.hearB.writeC.readD.understand42.A.lengthB.levelC.speedD.degree43.A.problemsB.excusesC.worriesD.duties44.A.sufferedB.removedC.observedD.experienced45.A.studyB.changeC.findD.keep46.A.fightB.strikeC.struggleD.challenge47.A.sheB.weC.theyD.I.48.A.teachingB.givingC.supportingD.reminding49.A.BesidesB.ExceptC.WithoutD.Beyond50.A.informationB.expectationC.promiseD.advice51.A.beforeB.becauseC.thoughD.unless52.A.setupB.pushedupC.gaveupD.lookedup53.A.successfulB.famousC.richD.powerful54.A.trainingB.gradesC.experimentsD.abilities55.A.womanB.doctorC.sisterD.teacher
Agroupofgraduateshighlyoutstandingintheircareersgottogethertovisittheirolduniversityprofessor.Theytalkedaboutthepresent-day35topic—Happiness.Buttheconversationsoonturnedintocomplaintsabout36inworkandinlife.To37hisguestscoffeetheprofessorwenttothekitchen.Andhe38withalargepotofcoffeeanddifferenttypesof39—plasticglasscrystalsomenice-lookingsomeplain-lookingsomeexpensivesomecheap—tellingthemtohelp40tothecoffeE.41allthestudentshadacupofcoffeeinhandtheprofessorsaidIfyouare42enoughyoumightfindallthenice-lookingexpensivecupsaretakenupwiththeplainandcheapones43.Whileitis44foryoutowant:onlythebestforyourselvesthatisthesourceofyour45andstress.Infactthecupitselfaddsno46tothecoffeE.Whatallofyou47wantedwascoffeenotthecup.Butyouunconsciously不知不觉地wentforthebestcupsandwere48eachother’scups.Now49this:Lifeisthecoffeeandthejobsmoneyandpositionin50arethecups.Theyarejusttoolstocontainlifeandthetypesofcupsdonotdecideor51thequalityoflifewelivE.Sometimesfocusingonthecupmakesus52toenjoythecoffeeitself.Sodon’tletthecupsdriveyou.Enjoythecoffee53.The54peopledon’thavethebestofeverything.Theyjustmakethebestofeverything.35.A.warmB.hotC.heavyD.regular36.A.progressB.plansC.disastersD.stress37.A.provideB.supplyC.offerD.present38.A.cookedB.passedC.returnedD.went39.A.cupsB.platesC.bowlsD.tables40.A.themB.themselvesC.youD.yourselves41.A.BeforeB.SinceC.WhenD.Because42.A.braveB.delightedC.amazedD.careful43.A.leftbehindB.gotawayC.putawayD.sentback44.A.helpfulB.normalC.safeD.active45.A.habitB.courageC.responsibilityD.problem46.A.qualityB.weightC.heightD.cost47.A.nearlyB.mostlyC.reallyD.quickly48.A.lookingB.eyeingC.sayingD.feeling49.A.considerB.repeatC.doD.recite50.A.schoolB.thought.C.societyD.dream51.A.correctB.changeC.bringD.record52.A.failB.stopC.dislikeD.struggle53.A.tooB.eitherC.alsoD.instead54.A.busiestB.richestC.happiestD.kindest
SteveKimballstartedacareerinMarchasaschool-busdriverforFirstStudentNorwich.ThemorningofApril8seemed26Kimballrecalledexceptthathedidn’tquitefeelright.Noahgotinthebusandnoticedimmediatelythatthedriverdidn’t27well;hewasn’ttalkingandjoking28thetwoofthemareusedtodoingeverymorning.Throughoutthebriefrideto29moreridersNoahkeptaskingKimballSteveareyouallright?.Kimballsaidtheboy'spersistencewasgettinghimannoyeD.SoNoah30sentaquicktextmessagetohisparents31thedriverwasdefinitelysickbut32hewasOK.Hisfather33thebuscompanyimmediately.SoontheambulancecameoveranddroveKimballtothenearest34.ThedoctorsaidIsufferedasevereheartattackKimballsaidThursday35recoveringathisNorwichhomE.KimballsaiD.Godworkedamiracle36Noah.HesavedmylifeplainandsimplE.Kimballwasn'ttheonlyone37.OnTuesdayFirstStudentheldaceremonyatNoah'sschool38himforhisheroicleadership.Companyofficials39himwithaplaque匾牌anda$50prizE.Youarebeing40foryourquickthinkingandshowinggreatcareand41foryourdriverandbecauseofyouhewillbejustfinetheplaque42.Noahdoesn'tcareforthesudden43.Hehadtobecoaxed哄劝byKimballtoattendTuesday'sceremony.Ijustdidwhatwastheright44todohesaiD.ButNoahwasn'tshywhenaskedwhetherhewas45Steve'sreturntowork.Ohyeah!hesaiD.26.A.strange27.A.perform28.A.asif29.A.pickup30.A.calmly31.A.whenB.normalB.behaveB.incaseB.dropoffB.quietlyB.asC.noisyC.serveC.thewayC.pullupC.faithfullyC.whichD.busyD.lookD.nowthatD.carryoutD.sincerelyD.that32.A.admitted33.A.called34.A.school35.A.still36.A.by37.A.admirable38.A.intermsof39.A.provided40.A.recognized41.A.guidance42.A.agrees43.A.celebration44.A.attitude45.A.lookinguptoB.declaredB.remindedB.neighbourhoodB.evenB.forB.desperateB.inhonorofB.sentB.involvedB.concernB.applaudsB.shockB.thingB.gettingalongwithC.insistedC.respondedC.hospitalC.soonC.inC.hopefulC.inmemoryofC.suppliedC.approvedC.curiosityC.readsC.instructionC.personC.livinguptoD.indicatedD.visitedD.bus-stopD.thusD.withoutD.thankfulD.infavorofD.presentedD.rememberedD.determinationD.writesD.excitementD.timeD.lookingforwardto
ThislittlestoryI’mabouttotellyouhappenedwhenIwas11yearsoldandI’llneverforgetit.ItwasatmyfriendJenny’shouseafter36onedayandweweredoingourhomework.WhileIwasthereafriendofJenny’smomcameoverto37.Ididn’tknowhernameor38whatherfacelookedlikE.Ijust39herhandshervoiceandthelessonI40fromher.Ican’tforgetthatshe41herhandstointroduceherself.Itwasso42Ithoughtrichfineskin;thenIheardhersayingOhnothatisnot43youshakehands.Letmeteachyou.Shedidn’tdothatatallinacondescending屈尊的manner.44thatIjustrememberhervoiceexplainingthe45ofagoodhandshakeofconveying传达a46senseofself-beliefoflookingtheotherpersonintheeyesandofmakingawarm47.HearingherfriendlywordsIfirstunderstandwhatbeing48meant.Iadmiredherfor49timetoteachmeaboutoneoftheimportantthingsinlifE.Iwasgratefulforhernottalkingdowntome50Iwas11anddidn’tknowmuch.Ialsofeltsomewhatadmiredbythewayshe51mE.Itfeltgoodtobetalkedtoasan52ratherthanasan11-year-oldchilD.Ialso53hertellingmethatifsomeoneisn’tawareofsomethingyoushouldshowhimorhertherightdirection;don’tbeafraidto54yourknowledgE.IthinkofhereverytimeImeetsomeone55andI’msothankfulforherlittlelesson.36.A.breakfastB.workC.sleepD.school37.A.readB.checkC.visitD.live38.A.evenB.certainlyC.everD.simply39.A.watchB.rememberC.holdD.seize40.A.learnedB.selectedC.wantedD.discovered41.A.raisedupB.hungupC.reachedoutD.putout42.A.paleB.beautifulC.roughD.small43.A.whomB..whyC..whenD.how44.A.AfterB.BeforeC.DuringD.Through45.A.necessityB.styleC.importanceD.rule46.A.weakB.positiveC..differentD.special47.A.friendB.voiceC.heartD.atmosphere48.A.respectedB.noticedC.servedD.praised49.A.havingB.takingC.arrangingD.keeping50.A.whenB.butC.becauseD.so51.A.treatedB.protectedC.encouragedD.required52.A.boyB.studentC.teacherD.adult53.A.hatedB.mindedC.appreciatedD.understood54.A.testB.shareC.increaseD.control55.A.healthyB.smartC.familiarD.new
Sam’sunclehadanoldbirdwhichsatinitscageallday.OnedayhisunclesaidItistooexpensiveto21thatbirD.Wewillgetridofit.ButSamwantedto22thebirD.Sam’sgrandfathertoldhimthatthebirdwasonceafamous23birD.Now24peopleknewit.Hisgrandfathertookthebirdoutandthenquicklytookhisarmsaway.Thebirdopeneditshuge25andflewintothesky.Afterafewminutesit26withasmallrabbitcutitopenandstartedto27it.ThenextmorningSamaskedhisuncleout.Samdid28hisgrandfatherhaddonebutthebird29tothegroundandstoodstill.Sam’suncle30.Laterhisgrandfathertoldhimthatthebirdonlyhuntedinlateafternoonwhenlightwasless31.Samaskedhisuncletocomeoutbefore32.ThistimethebirdcaughtamousE.Hisunclewasquietwith33butlaughedagainWecan’teatmicesothisbirdis34.AndhesoldthebirdwithouttellingSam.BeforeSamfoundthebirdwas35twoangrymenarrivedinacar.They36hisuncleandsaidthebirdcouldn’thuntandtheywantedtheirmoneyback.Sam’sunclelooked37andsaidIhavespentit.Butdon’tworry!He38atSamSamwillshowyou39tomakethebirdhunt!It’sagreatbirdisn’titSam?Samopenedthedoorofthecarandtookoutthe40.Itflewawayanddisappearedforever.21.A.feedB.buyC.washD.sell22.A.knowB.findC.keepD.buy23.A.singingB.sleepingC.eatingD.hunting24.A.someB.noC.manyD.few25.A.mouthB.wingsC.tailD.eyes26.A.dealtB.returnedC.metD.parted27.A.watchB.searchC.eatD.help28.A.asB.forC.sinceD.after29.A.fellB.roseC.walkedD.ran30.A.shoutedB.criedC.laughedD.nodded31.A.attractiveB.pleasantC.poorD.strong32.A.bedB.supperC.lunchD.breakfast33.A.patienceB.surpriseC.joyD.sadness34.A.harmfulB.strangeC.cheapD.useless35.A.leavingB.goneC.dyingD.cooked36.A.shoutedatB.smiledatC.lookedafterD.tookafter37.A.impressedB.worriedC.satisfiedD.bored38.A.wavedB.pointedC.aimedD.jumped39.A.whatB.whyC.whereD.how40.A.moneyB.coatC.birdD.everything
Mr.Gradewasborninarichfamily.Hewasnever___36___moneywhenhewasyoung.Butoncehisfather’sshopwas____37___andfromthenontheygotintrouble.____38____hewenttoafamousuniversityinthecapitalhismother___39___himadiamondnecklacehermotherlefttoherandtoldhimto____40___itwell.Theyoungmantookcareofit.Hebroughtitwithhimselfand_41__plannedtosellitthoughthewasingreatneedof___42___.Lastmonthhiswifehadason._____43____!Thebabywasillandthedoctorsweregoingto______44___him.Ofcoursetheyhadtopaymuchforit.Mostofhisfriendswere___45____andfewcouldlendenoughmoneytohim.Finallyhe____46__thediamondnecklacetoajewelerafriendofhisfather’swithaletterin____47___hesaidPostitbacktome____48___youpay3000dollars.Don’tbargainplease.A.weeklaterthejewelerranghimup.Onthe__49_____themansaidThenecklace___50_____2000dollarsatmost.Postitbacktomeifyoudonot___51____merepliedtheyoungman.__52______weekpassed.Mr.Gradereceivedaparcel.Therewasapieceof_53_____init.ThejewelerwroteIcanpayyouonly2800dollars.Ifyousellthenecklaceatthepriceposttheboxbacktome__54_____youcanopenthebox.Iwouldnotbuysuchan__55_____thing!Mr.GradedidnotwanttosellthenecklaceatalowpriceandopenedtheboxandfoundonlyanoteinitsayingOK.Ihavetogivein.36AafraidofB.worriedaboutC.surprisedatD.tiredof37AunderrepairB.inbusinessC.onfireD.indanger38ABeforeB.AfterC.UntilD.Whether39AlentB.showedC.threwD.gave40AwatchB.keepC.allowD.feed41AneverB.alwaysC.sometimesD.often42AknowledgeB.waterC.airD.money43AWonderfulB.GoodluckC.WhatapityD.Itisapleasure44AcareforB.checkoverC.attendonD.operateon45ArichB.poorC.badD.terrible46ApostedB.madeC.deliveredD.sold47AthatB.whatC.whichD.whose48AifB.unlessC.becauseD.as49AtelephoneB.messageC.letterD.television50ApaysB.chargesC.seemsD.costs51AapproveofB.askforC.agreewithD.payfor52AOtherB.TheotherC.AnotherD.Some53AwoodB.breadC.clothD.paper54AandB.orC.butD.yet55AexpensiveB.cheapC.highD.ugly
A12-year-oldboysawsomethinginashopwindowthatsethisheartracing.Butthe31―fivedollars―wasfarbeyondReubenEarle’smoney.Fivedollarswould32almostaweek’sfoodforhisfamily.ButhearingthesoundofhammeringfromasidestreetReubenhadan33.Herantowardsthesoundanddiscoveredhecould34thehessiansacks麻袋whichwerethrownawayand35themforfivecentsapiecE.Everyday36Reubenwalkeddownthetowncollectingthe37.Onthedaytheschoolclosedforthesummernostudentwasmore38thanReubenforhehadmoretimeforhiswork.Thenonedaythetime39.ReubenrandownWaterStreettothestorE.PleaseMister.Ihavetosellthesacksnow.Themantookthesacks40intohispocketandplacedfourcoinsinReuben’shanD.Reubensaidathankyouand41homE.OnarrivinghomeReubenuncoveredthetincanwherehe42themoney.Hepouredthecoinsoutandbegantocount.Hehad43.Thenheheadedfortheshop.Ihavethemoneyhetoldtheowner44.Themanwenttothewindowand45Reuben’streasurE.Hewipedthedustoffcarefullywrapped包裹itinbrownpaperand46ittoReuben.RacinghomeReubenshoutedHereMom!Here!He47asmallboxinherhands.Sheunwrappeditcarefully.A.jewelbox48.Doraliftedthelid盖子tearsbeginningtofillhereyes.Dorahad49receivedsuchagift;shehadnojewelry50herweddingring.Speechlessshesmiledandgatheredhersonintoherarms.31.A.priceB.costC.worthD.value32.A.buyB.offerC.enjoyD.expect33.A.questionB.tryC.ideaD.schedule34.A.sellB.collectC.fetchD.bury35.A.payforB.buyC.sellD.afford36.A.beforedinnerB.inclassC.atchurchD.afterschool37.A.moneyB.sacksC.paperD.cans38.A.pleasedB.surprisedC.worriedD.tired39.A.passedB.endedC.cameD.wasted40.A.hidB.reachedC.stoleD.put41.A.stayedB.walkedC.gotD.ran42.A.gaveB.gotC.spentD.kept43.A.noneB.enoughC.littleD.much44.A.calmlyB.honestlyC.proudlyD.angrily45.A.tookoutB.gaveoutC.setoutD.leftout46.A.lentB.threwC.handedD.took47.A.placedB.gaveC.tookD.prepared48.A.openedB.droppedC.appearedD.broke49.A.oftenB.neverC.justD.ever50.A.includingB.withC.andD.except
Therelivedapoorfarmer.HehadabeautifulwhitehorsE.ManypeopleofferedhimmuchmoneytobuythehorsE.Buthewouldn’t21it.ThevillagerstoldhimYouareso22.YouhavesuchaprecioushorsE.ThefarmersaidItistruethatmyhorsemaybringmea23.Butwecan’tsayitisgoodluckorbadluckbecausenobodyknowswhatwillhappentomorrow.Thevillagersdidn’tlikehis24.Onedaythehorsejust25.TheysearchedeverywherE.ButthehorsewasnotfounD.ThevillagerstoldthefarmerYoushouldhavesoldthathorsE.Itissuchbadluckthatthehorsewasstolen.ThefarmerrepliedItistruethatmyhorseis26.Butwecan’tsayitisgoodluckorbadluckbecausenobodyknowswhatwillhappentomorrow.Thevillagersstilldidn’tlikehisanswer.Afterafewdaystothegreat27ofallthevillagersthehorsecamebacktothefarmerand28adozenwhitehorsesfromtheforestwithit.Thevillagersallgathered29thefarmerandsaidhewassolucky.Thefarmerofferedthesamereply.Thevillagersthoughtthemanwas30.Onedaythefarmer’syouthfulsonwasridingoneofthehorses.31hefelloffthehorseandseriouslybrokehislegs.Thevillagerscameto32thefarmerWearereallysorryforyou.It’ssuchbadluckthatyouronlysonhasbecomedisablednow.Thefarmer33repliedwiththesameworD.Thevillagersreallygotmadandtheydidn’t34him.Afewmonthslatersuddenlythekingofaneighboringcountry35thefarmer’sowncountry.Inordertowinthewarthekingofthefarmermadean36thatalltheyouthofthecountryshould37thearmyexcept38peoplE.Thevillagerswereallin39.TheycametothefarmerandsaidYouarealuckyman.40youcanseeyoursonalivE.Thewisefarmerkeptongivingthesamereply.AndthestoryneverendeD.21.A.raiseB.sellC.haveD.control控制22.A.rightB.fineC.luckyD.careful23.A.fightB.faith信念C.failure失败D.fortune财富24.A.resultB.replyC.horseD.excuse25.A.diedB.deserted遗弃C.walkedD.disappeared26.A.missingB.losingC.takenD.left27.A.disappointmentB.happyC.surpriseD.sadness28.A.acceptedB.broughtC.gotD.received29.A.aroundB.inC.toD.of30.A.excitedB.puzzledC.crazyD.proud31.A.LuckilyB.SuddenlyC.ImmediatelyD.Gradually32.A.comfortB.talkC.remindD.warn33.A.neverB.alreadyC.seldomD.still34.A.enjoyB.understandC.helpD.tell35.A.treatedB.cheatedC.blockedD.attacked36.A.announcementB.debateC.appointmentD.expression37.A.Attend参加B.takepartC.serveD.join38.A.youngB.oldC.disabledD.perfect完美的39.A.sorrow悲伤B.happinessC.troubleD.joy高兴40.A.AtlastB.AtmostC.AtfirstD.Atleast
APricelessGiftMysonisacrazyhockeyfan.Severalyearsagowewatchedagametogetherandhewasveryexcitedbecausewehadonlybeenabletoattendagame36twicebefore.WhentheRangers37_thecrowdshoutedwildlyanditseemedasifthebuildingwould38fromnoise.Butthenthe39happened.Theotherteamscoredfourgoals_40andallofasuddenourbelovedRangerswerelosingfour41two.Thecrowdfellsilent.Whatmakessportingeventssointerestingandexcitingisthat42canhappeninanygivengame.Thisnightwasno43.TheRangersfought44andtiedthegameshortlybeforetheend.Followinganovertimeperiodwithnoscoringtheteamthenwentintoashootout点球大战.AndonthismagicalnighttheRangersdidn't45winningthegamebyagoal.Formysonthevictorywas46thanexciting.Thegoalie守门员pickedthehockeypuck球andthrewitintothecrowd.Oneofthethreeyoungmensittinginfrontofus47thepuckandasifinonemotionaftercatchingitthrewitbacktomyson.Mysonlookedatthepuckasifhehadbeengivenaprecious48.Andthenobviously49heaskedinatremblingvoiceWhydidthatmangivemethepuck?I50tomysonthatthemanhadgivenhimthepuckbecauseheknewhowhappyitwouldmakehimtohaveasouvenirfromthegamewhichhadbeenthewinninggoalinashootout.Stillin51mysonsaid:Heshouldhave52itforhimself.Whyshouldhegiveitaway?Ireallywriteandthankhim.Itoldmysonthattherewasprobablynowayhewouldbeabletofindthemansothathecouldwritetohim.ButIdidsaythattherewassomethinghecoulddo-thatwhenhewasagrown-upattendingahockeygamehecouldlook53foraboyorgirlabouthisagenowandmakesurethat54hecaughtapuckcomingofftherink对场hewouldpassitalongtothem.MysonnoddedandIknewhe55.36.A.inprivateB.inpersonC.ofourselvesD.onourown37.A.scoredB.lostC.foughtD.defended38.A.expandB.breakC.explodeD.drop39.A.unfortunateB.unimportantC.unnecessaryD.unexpected40.A.suddenlyB.continuouslyC.finallyD.toughly41.A.byB.inC.toD.at42.A.everythingB.anythingC.somethingD.nothing43.A.differenceB.expectationC.pointD.exception44.A.excitedlyB.fiercelyC.surprisinglyD.roughly45.A.succeedB.tryC.worryD.disappoint46.A.moreB.otherC.lessD.rather47.A.heldB.graspedC.carriedD.caught48.A.treasureB.possessionC.belongingD.value49.A.surprisedB.puzzledC.movedD.frightened50.A.introducedB.explainedC.apologizedD.talked51.A.reliefB.horrorC.despairD.disbelief52.A.keptB..gaveC.caughtD.threw53.A.upB.overC.aroundD.nahead54.A.ifB.whetherC.beforeD.unless55.A.heardB.admittedC.understoodD.realized
StacyhadrecentlymovedfromNewYorkCitytoStoneybrookConnecticut.Itwas___1___forhertomakenewfriendsbutshefinallyhadthreewhenshejoinedtheBabysittersClubto___2___littlechildrenwhoseparentswerebusy.ClaudiaKristyandMarywereinherclassatschoolandalsotheother___3___ofthecluB.Thegirlsmetatfiveo’clockonFridaysandwaitedforthe___4___toring.Sofartheyhadbeenbusyinspiteofthe___5___thattheycouldn’tstayoutlateandwereunder13.___6___thegirls’worldwasinvadedbyasecondgroup___7___themselvestheBabysittersAgency.Theywere___8___andthegroupalsoincludedafewboys.TheBabysittersClubtriedtothinkofwaysto___9___withtheoldergroup.Theycouldcleanandworkforlessmoneyhoweverthey___10___itwouldbedifficulttocompetE.Theshockwasevengreaterthantheyhad___11___whenmostoftheirbestcustomersstartedtocallthenewgroup.They___12___togetonlyafewjobs.Totryanew___13___Kristyrecruitedafewolderkidswhotoldtheclubtheydidn’twantto___14___theirmoneywiththeothergroup.Theclub___15___onlytooquicklythattheseoldergirlsjoinedonlyasspiesanddidn’t___16___fortheirjobassignments分派.Thusmoreparentswere___17___withthecluB.Finallythegirlsrealizedthatthe___18___intheothergroupwerenotgoodbabysitters.Theywatchedtelevisiontalkedonthephoneandinvitedboyfriendstothehouse___19___theyweresitting.Whenthechildrenofthefamiliesstartedto___20___andanearaccidentalmostoccurredtheclubwenttotheparentstotellthemwhatwashappening.1.A.activeB.thoughtfulC.easyD.hard2.A.takecareofB.runintoC.gothroughD.takeadvantageof3.A.childrenB.membersC.circlesD.players4.A.alarmB.trafficC.phoneD.neighbor5.A.factB.degreeC.questionD.demand6.A.ThereforeB.SuddenlyC.RergularlyD.Unwillingly7.A.attractingB.findingC.callingD.matching8.A.youngerB.clevererC.tallerD.older9.A.competeB.fightC.doD.meet10.A.heardB.knewC.promisedD.shot11.A.damagedB.caughtC.expectedD.forced12.A.hopedB.likedC.refusedD.seemed13.A.chanceB.possibilityC.powerD.policy14.A.shareB.giveC.provideD.mark15.A.putdownB.paidoffC.foundoutD.comethrough16.A.checkupB.endupC.lookupD.showup17.A.satisfiedB.unhappyC.curiousD.helpful18.A.kidsB.adultsC.systemsD.situations19.A.thatB.whenC.whereD.how20.A.blowB.complainC.appreciateD.spread
Mrs.Hammondwasoldandblindbutshewasdeterminedtodoeverythingforherself.Sheevenusedtogoforwalksbyherselfonceadayfor1andfoundherwayby2thingswithherwhitestick.Shelearnedwhereeverythingwassosheneverlostherway.Onedaysomemencameandcutdownsomeofthefamiliartreesatthesideofoneofthepathswhichshe3.Whenshereachedthatplacethateveningshedidnot4thetreeswithhersticksoshewasin5.She6forawhileandlistenedbutdidnot7anyotherpeoplesoshewentforakilometerortwoandthensheheard8beneathher.AmI9?IsupposesoshesaidImustbeona10andtheremustbeariverundermE.I'vebeentoldthatthere'sariverinthispartofthecountrybutIdon'tknowitsexact11.HowamIgoingtoget12tomyhousefromhere?Allatoncesheheardaman'sfriendly13nearher.ExcusemecanIhelpyou?Howkindofyou!Mrs.HammondanswereD.YespleasE.SomeofthetreeswhichIfollowhavebeen14todayandifIhadn'tbeen15enoughtomeetyouIdon'tknow16I'dhavedonE.Canyouplease17metogethome?CertainlythemananswereD.Wheredoyoulive?Mrs.HammondtoldhimandthemantookhertoherhousE.Shetoldthemanhowpleasedshewasthatshehadmethim.ButthemansaiD.Iwantto18you.Mrs.HammondaskedWhateverfor?WellthemansaidquietlyIwasbalanced悬在ontheedgeofthatbridgeforagesinthe19becauseIwastryingtomakeupmymindto20myselfintotheriveranddrownmyself.ButI'mnotgoingtodoitnow.1.A.healthB.exerciseC.sportD.training2.A.seeingB.lookingatC.hearingD.touching3.A.followedB.ledC.walkedD.headed4.A.knowB.feelC.smellD.climb5.A.needB.dangerC.darkD.difficulty6.A.waitedB.restedC.stoppedD.walked7.A.seeB.findC.meetD.hear8.A.noiseB.waterC.boatD.train9.A.lostB.allrightC.wrongD.alone10.A.boatB.planeC.bridgeD.highway11.A.sizeB.lengthC.positionD.name12.A.farB.nearC.awayD.back13.A.touchB.voiceC.soundD.noise14.A.lostB.destroyedC.removedD.planted15.A.luckyB.kindC.goodD.foolish16.A.howB.whatC.whyD.which17.A.tellB.directC.helpD.lead18.A.helpB.knowC.thankD.meet19.A.worryB.sorryC.hurryD.dark20.A.putB.throwC.jumpD.take
RecentlyaprofessorofphilosophyintheUnitedStateshaswrittenabookcalledMoneyandtheMeaningofLifE.Hehas36thathowwedealwithmoneyinourday-to-daylifehasmoremeaningthanweusually37.Oneoftheexerciseshehasaskedhisstudentstodoiskeepa38ofeverypennytheyspendforaweek.Fromthe39theyspendtheirmoneytheycanseewhattheyreally40inlifE.Theprofessorsaysour41withothersoftenbecomesclearlydefinedwhenmoneyentersthepicturE.You42havewonderfulfriendshipwithsomebodyandyouthinkthatyouareverygoodfriends.Butyouwillknowhimonlywhenyouaskhimtolendyousome43.Ifhedoesitbringssomethingtotherelationshipthatseems44thaneverbeforE.45itcansuddenlyweakentherelationshipifhedoesn’t.Sincemoneyissoimportanttousweconsiderthosewhoare46tobeveryimportant.Theprofessor47somerichpeopleinresearchinghisbook.Question:Whatisthemost48thingyouhavediscoveredaboutbeingrich?Answer:Themostsurprisingthingiswhypeoplegivemesomuch49.Iamnothing.Idon’tknowmuch.AllIamisrich.Peoplejusthaveanideaofmakingmoreandmoremoneybutwhatisit50?HowmuchmoneydoIneedforanygiven51inmylife?Inhisbooktheprofessoruncoveredanimportant52inmodernsociety:tobringbacktheideathatthemoneyisaninstrument53thantheenD.Moneyplaysanimportant54inthematerialworldbut55moneytogivehappinessmaybemissingthemeaningoflifE.36.A.pointedB.studiedC.discoveredD.noticed37.A.imagineB.thinkC.recognizeD.plan38.A.secretB.diaryC.promiseD.record39.A.wayB.methodC.opinionD.attitude40.A.meanB.valueC.getD.make41.A.workB.friendshipC.relationD.union42.A.shouldB.mustC.hadtoD.might43.A.carsB.booksC.roomsD.money44.A.strongerB.weakerC.worseD.looser45.A.ButB.OtherwiseC.AndD.Then46.A.richB.poorC.helpfulD.ordinary47.A.sawB.interviewedC.questionedD.knew48.A.puzzlingB.disappointingC.surprisingD.interesting49.A.worryB.doubtC.hateD.respect50.A.aboutB.againstC.forD.at51.A.achievementB.resultC.purposeD.success52.A.needB.discoveryC.lackD.event53.A.betterB.ratherC.moreD.less54.A.actionB.performanceC.roleD.trick55.A.demandingB.hopingC.gettingD.expecting
AwaterbearerinIndiahadtwolargepots;eachhungontheendsofapolE.Thewaterbeareroftencarriedthepole__36__hisneck.Oneofthepotshadacrack裂缝init__37__theotherpotwasperfectandalwaysdeliveredafullportionofwater.Attheendofthelongwalkfromthestreamtothehousethecrackedpot__38__onlyhalffull.Forafulltwoyearsthiswenton__39__withthebearerdeliveringonlyoneandahalfpotsfullofwatertohishousE.Ofcoursetheperfectpotwas__40__ofitsadvantages.Butthepoorcrackedpotwasashamedofitsownimperfectionand__41__thatitwasableto__42__onlyhalfofwhatithadbeenmadetodo.__43__twoyearsofwhatsensedtobeabitter__44__itspoketothewaterbeareronedaybythestream.IamashamedofmyselfandIwantto__45__toyou.Ihavebeenableto__46__onlyhalfmyloadbecausethiscrackinmyside__47__watertoleakoutallthewaybacktoyourhousE.Becauseofmy__48__youhavetodoalotofthisworkandyoudon'tgetfullvaluefromyour__49__thepotsaiD.ThebearersaidtothepotDidyou__50__thattherewereflowersonlyonyoursideofthepath__51__notontheotherpot'sside?That'sbecauseIhavealways__52__yourfaultandIplantedflowerseedsonyoursideofthepathandeverydaywhilewewalkbackyou've__53__them.FortwoyearsIhavebeenableto__54__thesebeautifulflowerstodecoratethetablE.Withoutyoubeingjustthe__55__youaretherewouldnotbethisbeautytogracethehousE.36.A.aboveB.overC.acrossD.through37.A.asB.whileC.whenD.so38.A.arrivedB.realizedC.madeD.concluded39.A.weeklyB.dailyC.monthlyD.yearly40.A.ashamedB.proudC.happyD.disappointed41.A.sadB.pleasedC.comfortableD.safe42.A.admitB.achieveC.reduceD.attract43.A.BeforeB.SinceC.AfterD.By44.A.failureB.successC.excitementD.satisfaction45.A.apologizeB.talkC.admitD.apply46.A.developB.permitC.dependD.deliver47.A.takesB.causesC.makesD.reminds48.A.faultB.successC.kindnessD.sorrow49.A.effectsB.effortsC.operationD.attempt50.A.lookB.payC.noticeD.watch51.A.butB.andC.sinceD.after52.A.knownaboutB.toldaboutC.worriedaboutD.comeabout53.A.caredB.wateredC.plantedD.pulled54.A.pickB.buyC.sellD.borrow55.A.attitudeB.wayC.measureD.appearance
ThereatasecondhandclothingstoreinNorthamptonMassmyl4-year-oldsonJohnandInoticedthecoat.Whiletheothercoatsdrooped低垂thisonelookedasifitwere41itselfup.ThecoatwasbeautifullymadewithaFifthAvenuelabelandan42priceof$28whichwaspopularjustthenwith43butcouldcostseveralhundreddollarsnew.Johntrieditonandthe44wasperfect.John45thecoattoschoolthenextdayandcamehomewithabigsmilE.Didthekidslikeyourcoat?IaskeD.Theylovedithesaid46foldingitoverthebackofachairandsmoothingitflat.Overthenextfewweeksa47cameoverJohn.Agreementreplacedcontrariness作对and48discussionreplacedfierceargument.Hebecamemoremannerlyand49eagertopleasE.Hewouldgenerouslylendhisyoungerbrotherhistapesandlecturehim50hisbehavior.WhenImentionedthis51tohisteacherandwonderedwhatcausedthechangesshesaidlaughing.It52behiscoat!Anotherteachertoldhimshewasgivinghimagoodmarknotonlybecausehehadearned53butbecauseshelikedhiscoat.Atthelibraryweran54afrienD.CouldthisbeJohn?heaskedsurprisingly55John’snewheightappreciatingthecutofhiscoatandholdingouthishandonegentlemantoanother.JohnandIbothknowweshouldnever56aperson’sclothesfortherealpersonwithinthem.57thereissomethingtobesaidforwearingastandardofexcellencefortheworldtoseeandfor58whatisontheinsidewithwhatisontheoutsidE.ForJohnitisatimewhenitisaseasytotryondifferent59tolifeasitistotryonacoat.Thewholeworldthewholefutureisstretchedoutaheadavastlandscape60allthedoorsareopen.Andhecouldpicturehimselfwalkingthroughthosedoorswearinghiswonderfulmagicalcoat.41.A.turningB.holdingC.showingD.hanging42.A.unreasonableB.unbearableC.unbelievableD.unfair43.A.teenagersB.adultsC.womenD.men44.A.colorB.priceC.styleD.fit45.A.sentB.carriedC.broughtD.wore46.A.casuallyB.comfortablyC.carefullyD.quickly47.A.happinessB.changeC.smileD.matter48.A.reasonedB.heatedC.wildD.strong49.A.considerateB.handsomeC.hopefulD.curious50.A.ofB.onC.inD.at51.A.incidentB.accidentC.affairD.event52.A.canB.mustC.willD.should53.A.thisB.themC.itD.one54.A.downB.withC.intoD.after55.A.lookingupatB.lookingdownonC.puttingupwithD.comingupwith56.A.changeB.mistakeC.tradeD.turn57.A.HoweverB.MoreoverC.ThereforeD.Besides58.A.attachingB.joiningC.relatingD.matching59.A.meanB.methodsC.approachesD.measures60.A.whereB.whyC.howD.when
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