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WhenWilliamenrolledhimselftolearnthepianothemusicteacherwasreluctanttoaccepthim.William._36_doyouwanttolearnthepiano?theteacheraskeD.1wanttoplayformymother.Shenoticedthe_37_inhiseyesasheansweredher.Shehadnoheartto_38_himdownandacceptedhimasherstudent.Butateachmusiclesson.William_39_tobeinahurryandplaybadly.MymotheriswaitingoutsideformE.He_40_telltheteacher.SotheteacherhadtoadviseWilliamnotto_41_histimebecauseheneverhittherighttonE.SuddenlyWilliam_42_comingforhislessons.Attheendofthesemesterthemusicteacherdecidedto_43_apianoconcertforherstudentsandshesentleafletstothemto_44_.ShewassurprisedtofindWilliam'sapplicationthathewouldliketo_45_amusicalpiecE.ThedaycameandWilliambowedbeforetheaudienceandsaidhewas_46_forthemusicteacher'spatiencewithhimashemightnothavebeenthebestofherpupils.TonightIam_47_mymusictomymotherhesaiD.Whenthemostbeautifulsoundofmusicwasheardeveryonefelt_48_Latertheyaskedwhyhedidn'tbringhismotherasshewouldsurelybe_49_tohearhimplay.WilliamrepliedMymotherwas_50_deafandshecouldneverhearmeplayduringherlifetimE.Yetshe_51_hertimeandmoneytoletmelearnthepiano.Thismorningmymotherpassed_52.Iamsuresheisnowhappyasshecanhearmypianoconcert.Everyonewas_53_tohearwhatWilliamsaidandtearswelledovertheireyes.Themusicteacherproudly_54_William.notonlyyourmotherbutweallareproudofyou.Wearedeeply_55_byyourdevotionandyourloveforyourmother.36.A.whatB.howC.whyD.when37.A.tearsB.embarrassmentsC.depressionsD.delights38.A.calmB.turnC.bringD.break39.A.intendedB.claimedC.pretendedD.appeared40.A.shouldB.couldC.wouldD.might41.A.wasteB.saveC.costD.cherish42.A.hesitatedB.attemptedC.determinedD.stopped43.A.organizedB.discussedC.imaginedD.canceled44.A.offerB.participateC.arrangeD.comment45.A.drawB.explainC.contributeD.release46.A.beneficialB.desperateC.thankfulD.hopeful47.A.sparingB.treasuringC.spendingD.devoting48.A.terrifiedB.amazedC.disappointedD.honored49.A.proudB.calmC.harmoniousD.peaceful50.A.soilB.sandC.waterD.stone51.A.sacrificedB.valuedC.scheduledD.absorbed52.A.throughB.awayC.onD.by53.A.scaredB.terrifiedC.electrifiedD.streamed54.A.enviedB.admiredC.forgaveD.praised55.A.understoodB.touchedC.guidedD.shamed
MichaelO.’herlivedalonewithhisfatherandthetwoofthemhadaveryspecialrelationship.Thefatherbelievedinencouragement.ThoughMichaelwasthe26oftheclasswhenheenteredhighschoolhis27continuedtoencouragehimbutalsomadeitveryclearthathedidnothavetoplay28ifhedidn’twantto.HoweverMichaellovedfootballandwas29totryhisbestateverypracticE.Allthroughhighschoolhenever30apracticeoragamebutremainedabenchwarmer替补队员allfouryears.His31fatherwasalwaysinthestandswithwordsof32forhim.ItwastheendofthefootballseasonandasMichaelranslowlyontothepracticefieldshortly33thebigfinalgamethecoachmethimwithatelegram.Michael34thetelegramandbecamedeathlysilent—hisfatherdiedthatmorningandthesadmanleftfor35immediately.Inthethirdquarterwhentheteamwastenpoints36asilentyoungmaneagerly37ontothesidelines.Thecoachandhisplayerswereshockedtoseetheirteam-matebackso38.Coachpleaseletme39.IhavetoplaytodaysaidMichael.Feelingsorryforhimthecoach40.Beforelongnobodycouldbelievetheireyes.Thissmallbenchwarmerplayedlikean41.Hehelpedhisteamwinfinally.Whentheteamwascheeringfortheir42MichaelwassittinginthecornerallalonE.ThecoachcametohimandsaidYouwerefantastic!Tellme43youdidit?TearsineyesMichaelsaidWellyouknewmydaddiedbutdidyouknowhewasblind?He44asmileDadcametoallmygamesbuttodaywasthefirsttimehecould45meplayandIwantedtoshowhimIcoulddoit!26.A.strongestB.smallestC.biggestD.youngest27.A.coachB.playersC.classmatesD.father28.A.footballB.gamesC.practicesD.basketball29.A.requiredB.determinedC.satisfiedD.reminded30.A.failedB.lostC.missedD.won31.A.sympatheticB.upsetC.faithfulD.optimistic32.A.encouragementB.judgmentC.wisdomD.amusement33.A.afterB.sinceC.towardsD.before34.A.wentthroughB.turnedoverC.gotoverD.toreup35.A.schoolB.homeC.fieldD.class36.A.aheadB.besideC.behindD.away37.A.walkedB.ranC.steppedD.slipped38.A.quietlyB.sadlyC.punctuallyD.soon39.A.goB.fightC.workD.play40.A.leftB.refusedC.agreedD.cried41.A.starB.sonC.amateurD.trainer42.A.victoryB.awardC.memorialD.unity43.A.whyB.whenC.whereD.how44.A.spreadB.skippedC.forcedD.stopped45.A.hearB.seeC.feelD.make
WhenitisTom’sturnforacutMr.Smithplacesawoodenboardcoveredwithapieceofredleatheracrossthearmsofthechairsothatthebarberdoesn’thavetobendtocuttheboy’shair.Heyyoungmanyou’re31youwon’tneedthissoonyou’llbeabletositinthechair.thebarbersays.WowsaysTomturningroundtolookathisdaD.DadMr.SmithsaidIcouldbesittinginthechairsoonnotjustonthe32!SoIhearhisfatherreplies.IexpectMr.Smithwillstart33memoreforyourhairthen.Inthe34TomseesalittleheadstickingoutofalongnyloncapE.Occasionallyhe35glancesatthebarberasheworks.Hesmellsan36ofsmellysweatandaftershaveasthebarbermovesaroundhimcombingandcutting.Tomfeelslikeheisinanotherworld37exceptforthesoundofthebarber’sshoesrubbingontheplasticcarpetandthe38ofhisscissors.Inthe39fromthewindowhecouldseethroughthewindowafewsmallcloudsmovedslowlythroughtheframemovingtothe40ofthescissors’click.Sleepilyhiseyesdroppingtothefrontofthecapewherehishair41softlyassnowandhe42sittinginthechairjustlikethemenandolderboysthespecial43leftleaningagainstthewallinthecorner.WhenMr.Smithhas44Tomhopsdownfromtheseat.45heseeshisownthick46hairmixedamongthebrownsgreysandblacksofthemenwhohavesatinthechairbeforehim.Foramomenthewantstoreachdownand47thebrokenblondehairto48themfromtheothersbuthedoesnothavetimE.Theyreachthepavementoutsidetheshop.Itellyouwhatboylet’sgetsomefishandchipstotakehome49yourmumfromcookingteasaysTom’sdaD.Tomisexcitedandcatcheshisdad’shanD.Heissurprisedtofindwarminginhisfather’spalmahandfulofhisown50.31.A.buildingupB.sendingupC.bringingupD.shootingup32.A.deskB.boardC.couchD.sofa33.A.payingB.blamingC.chargingD.accusing34.A.mirrorB.bookC.shelfD.catalogue35.A.stealsB.discoversC.returnsD.transforms36.A.lackB.memoryC.mixtureD.expression37.A.helplessB.noiselessC.fearlessD.thoughtless38.A.controlB.directionC.effectD.click39.A.immigrationB.oppositionC.reflectionD.assumption40.A.rhymeB.trailC.patternD.sound41.A.fallsB.coversC.meltsD.explodes42.A.considersB.succeedsC.approvesD.imagines43.A.packageB.benchC.scissorsD.carpet44.A.treatedB.compromisedC.finishedD.entertained45.A.LookingintoB.LookingforwardC.LookingupD.Lookingdown46.A.blondeB.redC.blackD.white47.A.sendforB.findoutC.gatherupD.showoff48.A.punishB.separateC.deliverD.confirm49.A.persuadeB.saveC.excuseD.relax50.A.moneyB.tipC.fishD.hair
Xinxina12-year-oldstudentfromBeijingenjoyedhiswintervacationwithhisfatherinSingapore.Duringtheirvisit.heevenhadthechanceto11someofSingapore’ssightsbyhimself12hisfatherwasbusywithotherthings.Xinxin’sfirstadventure13inSingaporewasatawaterparkneartheirhotel.Heenjoyedswimmingand14intothewaterbyhimselfandthenreturnedtothehotelbeforeatimeintheeveningthatwas15byhisfather.TheboyalsomadeatriptoUniversalStudiosSingapore16aguardian.Hehadalreadybeentotheparkwithhisfathertwotimesduringthetrip.Xinxinvolunteeredtomakehis17tripbyhimself.HisfathergavehimsomepocketmoneytobuylunchandthenXinxinrodetheshuttlefromtheirhoteltothestudios.Hespentawholedaythereandhada18time.InaninterviewwithBeijingEveningNewsXinxin’sfathersaidthat19hewastoobusytospendallhistimewithhissonhedecidedtogivehimtheopportunitytodevelopasenseof20.HadXinxin’smotherbeenthereshewouldnothaveletXinxinoutofhersightthefathercommenteD.11.A.studyB.exploreC.testD.measure12.A.whileB.untilC.beforeD.unless13.A.alongB.aliveC.aloneD.lonely14.A.floatingB.surfingC.drivingD.diving15.A.madeB.setC.decidedD.asked16.A.underB.behindC.withD.without17.A.firstB.secondC.thirdD.fourth18.A.terribleB.miserableC.fantasticD.flexible19.A.thoughB.sinceC.ifD.when20.A.independenceB.daringC.prideD.diligence
WalterfelttrappeD.Hesawhimselfasanormalboywhoreallywantedtolearnplayandenjoyhimself.ButnothingturnedoutthewayhewanteD.Noonearoundhimseemedto1whathesaidnomatterhowmany2hewouldmakE.AndnotevenhisownbodywoulddowhathewanteD.Sometimeshetriedtotalkbutallthat3weresenselessnoises.Orhewouldtrytopicksomethingupandhishandswould4ittothefloor.Orhewouldtrytohughismotherandendupshoving推heraway.Andsometimeshecouldnoteventhinkstraight.Allthosemadehimfeelveryangryand5andmanypeoplearoundhimgrewtobelievethathewasadangerousaggressiveboy.Theywouldleavehimaloneandhaveno6inhim.Whenthose7WalterfeltsadandthoughttohimselfIfonlytheyknewwhatitisliketobemE.ThenonedayWaltermetAliceawonderfulspeciallittlegirl.Sheseemedtobetheonlypersonwhounderstoodhis8.ShespenthoursandhoursteachingWalterhowtocontrolhishandshowtosaywords9andhowtocontrolhiswildthoughtswithgreatpatiencE.AndafteralongtimeandlotsofcareWalterturned10.Alicedecidedtohelphimunderstandthemysterywithacoupleofphotographs.Onthatoccasionbeingmuchbetterpreparedtounderstandherealized:Aliceandhewere11childrenlikeeveryoneelse;theonlydifferencewasthattheywere12insidethedisabledbodies.ThankstoAlicethedoorstoWalter’sprisonwerefinallyopen.1.A.careB.understandC.realizeD.recognize2.A.quizzesB.friendsC.remarksD.gestures3.A.cameoutB.paidoffC.spedupD.fadedaway4.A.giveB.passC.throwD.deliver5.A.powerlessB.committedC.strongD.cautious6.A.securityB.interestC.blameD.envy7.A.workedB.endedC.developedD.happened8.A.mercyB.successC.sufferingD.happiness9.A.properlyB.speciallyC.directlyD.quickly10.A.worseB.betterC.wilderD.braver11.A.greatB.foolishC.normalD.generous12.A.separatedB.woundedC.betrayedD.trapped
BrothersMichaelandChriswerebornintheearly1960sandgrewupinablackneighborhoodinRichmondCaliforniA.Bothboyswere26intheprimaryschoolandbroughthomemostlyA’sontheirreportcards.Butinablackfamilywitheightchildrenmoneywasalways27sothetwogrowingboysoftenwent28.Theyturnedtostealing.Theystolecookiesfromthegrocerystoreandbreadfromthe29.TheyevenstolemoneyfromtheirparentstofeeD.AttheendofhisfirstyearinhighschoolChrisreceivedthreeA’sand30F.’sonhisreportcard─thefirsttimehehad31anythinginschool.BecauseKennedyHighSchoolonlyallowedthreefailures32fouryearsonemoreFandChriswouldbekickedoutofschool.That’swhenhemadeuphismindto33.Chrismadeeveryefforttobecome34inschool.AfterChrisgraduatedfromcollegeheworkedasaprosecutor检察官35criminalsdrugdealersandgangmembers.TodayChrisisfamousasoneofthe36prosecutorsinthetrialofthecenturytheQ.J.Simpsontrial!Thatdecisiontochangetookhiminanentirely37directionfromhisbrotherMichaelwho38changinghisbadbehavior.AfterhighschoolMichaelcontinuedhisanti-social39─fightinginthestreetstaking40andstealing.Attheageof42MichaelDardendiedfromAIDS.Thisstory41usthatwhatwebecomeisdeterminedbythe42wemakE.Wecanchoosetoget43orwecanchoosetogetworsE.ChrischangeD.Hechangedfrombeingacriminaltoprosecutingcriminals.HisbrotherMichaelontheotherhandwaschangeD.Hewaschangedby44drugsandfinallyhewaschangedbyadeadlydiseasE.Chrismadetherightchoices.Hemadethechangesinhislifethathelpedhim45hisgreatdream.26.A.well-informedB.well-dressedC.well-knownD.well-behaved27.A.tightB.looseC.commonD.plentiful28.A.madB.hungryC.wrongD.bad29.A.chemist’sB.doctor’sC.baker’sD.barber’s30.A.twoB.threeC.fourD.five31.A.obtainedB.missedC.passedD.failed32.A.overB.byC.beyondD.above33.A.stealB.respondC.changeD.stand34.A.outgoingB.friendlyC.powerfulD.outstanding35.A.punishingB.savingC.questioningD.treating36.A.workingB.leadingC.actingD.performing37.A.similarB.newC.differentD.strange38.A.resistedB.preferredC.admittedD.appreciated39.A.habitsB.behaviorsC.signsD.manners40.A.pillsB.actionsC.busesD.drugs41.A.convincesB.warnsC.persuadesD.wishes42.A.promisesB.friendsC.choicesD.efforts43.A.betterB.cleanerC.happierD.taller44.A.lawfulB.usefulC.harmlessD.illegal45.A.destroyB.accomplishC.formD.approach
FionaFamouswasaverypopulargirlatschool.Shefelt16asnoothergirlhadsomanyfriendsatschoolandintheneighborhooD.Buteverything17onNationalFriendshipDay.Onthatdayinclasseveryonehadtomakethreepresentstogivetotheirthreebestfriends.Fiona18thetaskofchoosingthreefromallthedozensofherfriends.Howevershewastheonlyoneinherclasswhodidnot19apresent!Shefeltterribleandspenthours20.EveryonecameandcomfortedherforawhilE.Buteachoneonlystayedforashorttimebeforeleaving.Thiswas21whatFionahaddonesomanytimestoothers.She22thatshewasagoodcompanionandacquaintance泛泛之交butshehadnotbeenatruefriendtoanyonE.Shehadtriedtobeclosetoeveryonebutnowshefoundthatwasnotenoughtocreate23friendships.WhenshegothomethatnightFionatoldhermotheraboutthewholething.HermothersaidYoucan'tbeaclosefriendtoeverybody.It'sonly24tohaveafewtruefriends.Theotherswilljustbeplaymatesoracquaintances.HearingthisFionadecidedtochangeherwaysothatshecouldfinallyhavesometruefriends.Thatnightin25shethoughtaboutwhatshecoulddotogetthem.Shethoughtabouthermother.Hermotherwasalwayswillingto26hersheputupwithallofFiona'sdislikesand27shealwaysforgavehershelovedheragreatdeal...Thatwaswhatmakesa28！AndFiona29realizingthatshealreadyhadthebestfriendthatanyonecould30.Shefellasleepandhadagooddream.16.A.tiredB.luckyC.strangeD.surprised17.A.matteredB.developedC.changedD.appeared18.A.enjoyedB.improvedC.failedD.ruined19.A.receiveB.showC.completeD.make20.A.remakingB.thinkingC.cryingD.checking21.A.especiallyB.graduallyC.brieflyD.exactly22.A.forgotB.realizedC.doubtedD.complained23.A.newB.trueC.longD.smart24.A.possibleB.fairC.importantD.natural25.A.chairB.bedC.schoolD.table26.A.correctB.followC.helpD.find27.A.dreamsB.ideasC.storiesD.problems28.A.playmateB.parentC.friendD.mother29.A.smiledB.sufferedC.screamedD.hesitated30.A.compareB.protectC.rememberD.want
Onceuponatimeinasmallcitytherewasastorybook.Thebooklooked_____1_____butallitspageswereblank.PeoplewouldpickupthebookwithinterestbutfindingnostoriesinsidetheyputthebookasidE.Notfarfromtherealovelyinkwell墨水瓶hadbeenfullofinkforyears.Hisownerhad_____2_____aboutitandleftitawayinthecorner.Onetimethebookwas____3____awayandheendedupnexttotheinkwell.Fordaysanddaystheyexchangedstoriesabouttheir____4____luck.Theycouldhavecarriedonthisforyearsifaswanfeatherhadnotlandednearby.Havingfallenfromhis_____5____thefeatherfeltlonelyforthefirsttimE.Hecriedandcriedthenthebookandtheinkwell___6___inlettingoutalltheirsadness.____7____unlikehispartnersthefeathersoon____8____cryingandhedecidedtoimprovethesituation.Dryinghis____9____andleavinghiscomplaintsbehindhe_____10____hisfriendstowriteastory.Thestorybookopeneduphisbestpagestheinkwelldidn’tspillevenadropandthefeatherofferedgreatcreativityandbeautiful_____11_____.Togethertheymanagedtowritealovelystoryaboutthreefriendswhohelpedeachothertoimprovetheirlives.A.youngteacherpassedby.Hefoundthestorybooktheinkwellandthefeather.Theteacherreadthebookandfoundthestory___12___.Whenlessons_____13____hetoldthestorytohispupilsandallofthemwereinterestedinit.Everynightfromthenonthethreepartnersgottogetherandwroteanewstoryforthe____14_____.Theyfeltsohappyandproudathaving____15______toimprovetheirfatE.1.A.oldB.greatC.thinD.dirty2.A.forgottenB.caredC.thoughtD.talked3.A.sentB.thrownC.keptD.turned4.A.funnyB.rareC.badD.simple5.A.bodyB.homeC.motherD.owner6.A.foughtB.competedC.joinedD.resulted7.A.HoweverB.BesidesC.ThereforeD.Still8.A.lovedB.stoppedC.continuedD.remembered9.A.tearsB.handsC.hairD.clothes10.A.forcedB.agreedC.encouragedD.allowed11.A.pictureB.sightC.writingD.image12.A.charmingB.boringC.surprisingD.frightening13.A.beganB.pausedC.finishedD.broke14.A.teacherB.cityC.familyD.school15.A.pretendedB.imaginedC.expectedD.managed
Thisisastorythatcanteachusagoodlesson.Onedayamaninragsbeggedfromdoortodooralongthestreet.Withanoldwalletinhishandhewasaskingforafewcoinstobuysomethingtoeat.Hekeptcomplainingabouthisbadfortuneandkept16whythosewhohadsomuchmoneywerenever17andwerealwaysdesiringmorE.AsfarasI’mconcernedifIhadonlyenoughto18andtowearIwouldnotwantanythingmorE.JustatthatmomentGoddessFortunewhocamedownthe19sawthebeggarandsaidtohimHiIhavewishedto20youforalongtimE.Nowopenyour21andIwillpourmygoldintoit.ButIwilldothatonlyonthis22:Allthatfallsintothewalletwillbepuregold;buteverypiecefallinguponthe23shallbecomedust.Doyouunderstand?IseE.saidthebeggar.Thenyoushould24!It’sobviousthatyourwalletisa/an25onesodon’tloadittooheavilysaidtheGoddessFortunE.Theexcitedbeggarcouldhardly26tohavegolD.Hequicklyopenedhiswalletanda27ofyellowcoinswaspouredintoit.Thewalletgrewheavierandheavier.Isthatenough?Isn’titcracking?askedFortunE.Never28.It’sstillstrongenoughnow.answeredthebeggar.Thewalletwasfilledwithsomanycoinsthatthebeggar’shandsbeganto29.Ahifonlythegoldenstreamwould30forever!Justalittlemoresaidthebeggar31justahandfulortwo.There!It’sfull.Thewalletwill32.warnedtheGoddessbutthebeggarrequestedItwill33alittlemorejustalittlemorE.Onemorepiecewasaddedandthewalletsplit.The34felluponthegroundandbecamedust.Thegreedybeggarhadnow35buthisbrokenbag.16.A.showingB.explainingC.provingD.wondering17.A.relaxedB.satisfiedC.worriedD.depressed18.A.learnB.watchC.eatD.play19.A.streetB.bridgeC.yardD.forest20.A.praiseB.forgiveC.helpD.comfort21.A.coatB.pocketC.boxD.wallet22.A.occasionB.suggestionC.situationD.condition23.A.handB.feetC.groundD.street24.A.lookoutB.lookafterC.lookupD.lookdown25.A.smallB.emptyC.wornD.full26.A.standB.waitC.breatheD.think27.A.streamB.pieceC.pairD.variety28.A.stopB.requestC.fearD.insist29.A.spreadB.closeC.looseD.shake30.A.pourB.endC.dryD.melt31.A.takeB.addC.lendD.send32.A.flowB.burstC.disappearD.change33.A.attractB.permitC.includeD.hold34.A.presentB.foodC.treasureD.metal35.A.nothingB.anythingC.everythingD.Something
WhenshewasfourJenny’shearingwasdamageD.WhenshewassevenJennyhadJuvenileRheumatoidArthritis幼年型类风湿性关节炎.Shecouldnotput1ontheheelsofherfeetsoshewalkedontiptoE.ThroughoutherschoolJennysufferedyetnevercomplaineD.Sheworeasmileonherfaceandlovetootherswhichwasamazing.SheranplayedanddancedwhenshecoulD.Whenshecouldn’tshetookmedicineand2untilshecoulD.Jennynevercompetedinan3.ButshejoinedthebandandwonaprizeintheGovernor’sSchoolfortheArts.Ineveryfootballgameshewastotally4carryingwatertoherplayersandcheeringtheteamon.Shecarriedher5everywhereshewentsothatshecouldeasethepainwhenshesatdown.Thencamehersenioryear.Shewouldbe6forscholarships;howeverschoolactivitiesespeciallysportscouldoftenmeanthe7betweenreceivinganawardorlosingout.SoJennybegantobegthehighschoolfootballcoach.Finallythecoach8buthewarnedIfyoumissonegameyou’reout!SoJennybecameManageroftheGarrettHighSchoolFootballTeamcontinuallyattheirbeckandcall有求必应.It9outtobeoneofthebestyearsforGarrettHighSchoolFootballTeaminitstwenty-five-yearhistory.Whenaskedwhytheteam10alltheirgamesonelinebackerexplainedWellwhenyou’vebeenknockeddownandcan’tmoveyoulookupandseeJennyLewislimpingacrossthefielddraggingherbucketsandcarryingherpillow.Itmakestherestofusplay11.AttheSeniorAwardsceremonyJennyreceivedmanyscholarshipstoCollegeofCharleston.Her12scholarshiphoweverwasthefirstgirltobetterthefootballinGarrettHighSchoolhistory!1.A.weightB.speedC.hopeD.pressure2.A.sleptB.waitedC.dreamedD.lived3.A.sportB.jobC.testD.exam4.A.thoughtfulB.devotedC.preparedD.unselfish5.A.giftB.courageC.patienceD.pillow6.A.pushedB.praisedC.consideredD.puzzled7.A.choiceB.resultC.decisionD.difference8.A.burstoutB.turnedupC.gaveinD.gaveup9.A.workedB.madeC.turnedD.broke10.A.playedB.wonC.watchedD.competed11.A.fairlyB.carefullyC.proudlyD.hard12.A.desirableB.favoriteC.importantD.last
Mygrandmotherwasalwaysencouragingmetosetgoalsandworkhardtoachievethem.Shewouldtellmenottobeafollowerandnottoset41onwhatIcouldachievE.She42believedthattherewerenolimitsthatyoucould43whateveryouwanteD.IwouldneverforgetthefollowingstorythatsheoncetoldmeAfarmerwonfirst44atthecountryfairforhishugeradish小萝卜thatwastheexactshapeand45ofamilkbottlE.Manywere46astohowthefarmerwasabletogrowthisradishthatwastheexactshapeofamilkbottlE.47onegentlemanwentuptothefarmerandaskedthequestion.ThefarmerrepliedItwas48.IgottheseedgrowingandthenIputitintothemilkbottlE.Ithad49elsetogo.Youcanusethisstoryasananalogy比喻tolife－ourlivesare50bythekindofsurroundingsweplaceourselvesinthepeoplethatweallowto51usandthegoalswegiveourselves.Ifweonly52andtakenoactionthenwegetnofurther.Butifwe53setagoalandtakeactionthenourlifetakesa54shapE.GoalsandactionscanhelpusaccomplishmoreinayearthanwhatsomepeoplewillaccomplishinalifetimE.Toprovethis55readthebiographiesof56peopleandyouwillseethatgoalsandactions57playedabigroleintheirsuccess.Rememberthe58ofMaryKayAshwhosaidDon'tlimityourself.Manypeoplelimitthemselvestowhattheythinktheycando.Youcango59yourmindletsyou.WhateveryoubelieverememberyoucanachievE.Insummarydon'tputyourselfinabottle;inotherwordsmoveoutofwhatis60andsecureifyouwanttomoveforwarD.41.A.expectationsB.rulesC.limitsD.lines42.A.trulyB.naturallyC.tightlyD.partly43.A.winB.graspC.realizeD.achieve44.A.remarkB.prizeC.positionD.award45.A.sizeB.lengthC.weightD.height46.A.doubtfulB.worriedC.anxiousD.curious47.A.ImmediatelyB.GraduallyC.FinallyD.Actually48.A.strangeB.easyC.funnyD.secret49.A.nowhereB.everywhereC.somewhereD.anywhere50.A.shapedB.formedC.controlledD.improved51.A.understandB.helpC.influenceD.contact52.A.dreamB.refuseC.doubtD.change53.A.struggleB.insistC.continueD.plan54.A.beautifulB.differentC.solidD.clear55.A.theoryB.lessonC.pointD.evidence56.A.successfulB.braveC.friendlyD.careful57.A.asusualB.aboveallC.atallD.infact58.A.exampleB.wisdomC.statementD.speech59.A.asifB.incaseC.asfarasD.aslongas60.A.comfortableB.valuableC.ordinaryD.boring
Michelisayounggirlwhoworksforthepolice31ahandwritingexpert专家.Shehashelped32manycriminals罪犯byusingherspecialtalents天才.WhenshewasfourteenMichelwasalready33interestedinthedifferencesinherfriends'34thatshewouldspendhours35them.After36collegeshewenttoFrancefora37two-yearclassinhandwritingattheSchoolofPoliceSciencE.Michelsaysthatitis38forpeopleathidetheirhandwriting.Shecandiscover39ofwhatsheneedstoknowsimply40lookingatthewritingwithherowneyes41shealsohasmachines.42helphermake43differentkindsofpaperandink.Thisknowledgeisoften44greathelptothepolicE.Michelbelievesthathandwritingisagood45ofwhatkindofpersonthe46is.Iwouldn'tgooutwithafellow47Ididn'tlikehishandwriting.Shesays.Butshe48shefellinlovewithherfuturehusbandayoungpoliceman49shestudiedhishandwriting.Itislaterprovedtobe50however.31A.withB.byC.asD.like32A.searchB.followC.judgeD.catch33A.tooB.soC.quiteD.extra34A.booksB.letterC.handwritingD.tongues35A.studyingB.writingC.settlingD.uncovering36A.finishingB.attendingC.startingD.steppinginto37A.powerfulB.naturalC.commonD.special38A.mainB.impossibleC.easyD.safe39A.littleB.nothingC.mostD.sight40A.byB.withC.ofD.about41A.soB.forC.butD.thus42A.thatB.theyC.inwhichD.those43A.upB.outC.forD.into44A.ofB.toC.withD.for45A.testB.sign标记C.meansD.habit46A.thiefB.criminalC.policemanD.writer47A.whetherB.unlessC.afterD.if48A.tellsB.addsC.repeatsD.cries49A.afterB.beforeC.shylyD.and50A.necessaryB.allrightC.importantD.quiteeasy
It’sknownthatthe62-year-oldJimBevierhasagreatpassion.ThisformerFedExpilotwasn’t__16__onhishorsefarmteachinghisgrandkidsto__17__.InhissparetimeBevierhelpsdistribute__18__forblindnessaroundtheglobE.BeviernowisavolunteerpilotforOrbisanonprofitorganizationwhichhasfoughtblindnessforover25years.Oneof__19__weaponsistheFlyingEyeHospitalanold-fashionedDC-10aircraft.Bevier’smissionistolandthisgiantsight-savingbirdonrunwaysthataremost__20__notdesignedforit.It’snot__21__flyingforFedExsaysBevier.Wehaveto__22__therunwayislongenoughfigureoutthefuelloadandfindthe__23__placetoparkincaseofaccidents.Oncehegetsthe__24__toitsdestinationtheaircraftbecomesaplaceforlocal__25__togettrainingsotheycantreatcertainconditionsand__26__blindnessforpeoplE.Theplanestaysonlocationforweeks.__27__Bevierisfreetoreturnhomehelikestostayand__28__thosewhoarriveformedicalchecks.I’mgladtoseethemgetontheairplaneandcomeoutthenextdayandtheycan__29__.Beviersays.Manywalkondirtroadsformiles;manyareblindchildren.__30__thevolunteerdoctorscan’thandleallthepatients.AVietnameseboywasever__31__away.Beviersays.A.pilot’sjobinvolveshoursandhoursofboredomsoyoulearntokeepyour__32__undercontrol.Butwhenthepoorboydidn’tgetpickedI__33__down.headmits.__34__asthejobmaybeBevierisn’tlookingintoretirementanytimesoon.Idon’tplaygolfandItellmykidsnottobuymetennisshoeshesays.ButI__35__ofmygrandchildrenbackhomeandallIwantisforthosekidstobeabletoseetheirowngrandparentsforthefirsttimE.16.A.anxiousB.proudC.contentD.active17.A.rideB.driveC.workD.study18.A.signsB.curesC.fundsD.ways19.A.hisB.herC.oursD.its20.A.similarlyB.definitelyC.differentlyD.exactly21.A.beyondB.onC.likeD.within22.A.refertoB.workoutC.makesureD.giveup23.A.safestB.largestC.wildestD.farthest24.A.shopB.hotelC.restaurantD.hospital25.A.villagersB.patientsC.friendsD.doctors26.A.preventB.restrictC.warnD.stop27.A.WhileB.OnceC.UnlessD.If28.A.examineB.considerC.meetD.ignore29.A.walkB.seeC.leaveD.concern30.A.ThereforeB.BesidesC.SomehowD.However31.A.putB.turnedC.givenD.thrown32.A.effortsB.advantagesC.plansD.emotions33.A.settledB.knockedC.brokeD.held34.A.ExcitingB.ChallengingC.DisappointingD.Attracting35.A.thinkB.dreamC.hearD.talk
CharlesR.DrewwasamedicalstudentatColumbiaUniversityinNewYork.Beforehegraduatedhewroteanarticle__26___bloodbankthatisthestoringofblooD.Uptillthenalotofpeoplehaddiedfromlossofblood__27___therewasnobloodbank.WhentheUnitedStatesenteredtheSecondWorldWaritbecame__28___tosetupbloodbanks.DrDrewbecame_29___oftheRedCross’sfirstbloodbank.WhentheRedCross__30___bloodbankstocollectandstorebloodformen__31__inbattleblackAmericangavebloodalongwiththewhites.At___32__theirbloodwasnotaccepteD.Laterbloodfromtheblackswas___33___butwasstoredina__34___placefromwhiteblooD.Althoughthebestdoctors__35___thattherewas_36___differenceatallbetweenthebloodofblacksandwhitestheRedCrosswiththesupportofthegovernment__37___toseparateblackbloodfromwhiteblooD.AfterthewarDrDrewwas___38__fromWashingtonwiththreeotherdoctorstoattendamedicalmeetinginasouthernstatE.InnorthernCarolinatheircarwent__39___aditch深沟andDrDrewwas_40___hurt.Hehadlost__41__bloodbythetimeapassingcartookhimtothe__42___hospital.Buttheywerestoppedatthegateofthehospital.__43__himtothehospitalforblacks.Nomatter__44___theysaidtheycouldnotgetintothehospital.Theyhadtotakehimtothe__45___hospitalbutonthewayDrDrewdiedbecausehehadlosttoomuchblooD.26.A.ofB.onC.forD.in27.A.thoughB.ifC.becauseD.and28.A.possibleB.impossibleC.unimportantD.necessary29.A.visitorB.headC.receiverD.supporter30.A.startedB.expectedC.promisedD.forbade31.A.diedB.killedC.woundedD.fighting32.A.mostB.leastC.firstD.last33.A.receivedB.acceptedC.lostD.found34.A.goodB.coolC.hotD.separate35.A.discoveredB.inventedC.insistedD.regretted36.A.littleB.muchC.someD.no37.A.beganB.refusedC.stoppedD.continued38.A.drivingB.walkingC.arrivingD.running39.A.fromB.intoC.alongD.off40.A.hardlyB.nearlyC.badlyD.not41.A.someB.littleC.allD.much42.A.biggestB.mostmodernC.nearestD.cheapest43.A.TakeB.BringC.SendforD.Find44.A.howB.whatC.whereD.who45.A.coloredB.betterC.farthestD.same
Myfatherwasahighlyeducatedintelligentgentleman.Hecoulddebateordiscussforhoursonalmostanytopicandholdyour16intheprocess.Ithoughttherewasnothinghewasn’t17todo.A.fewdaysbeforemyyoungerbrother’s7thbirthdayDadplannedtoassemble装配anew18asaspecialbirthdaysurprisE.Afternearlyanhourof19theinstructionsDadwasstillunableto20thenewbiketogether.Laterhe21thepaperofinstructions22uphistoolboxanddecidedtotakethebikebacktothelocaltoystoreandpayextra23tohaveitcorrectlyassembledtherE.24anideacametohimashecalledouttoLovettthequietlittlemanwhocutourgrasslanD.Lovetthaveyoueverassembledaboy’sbicycle?AsLovettwalkedtowardsthebikeDadhandedhimthe25.LovetthandeditbacktohimsayingNothanks.Ican’treaD.Whenyoucan’treadyouhaveto26.Lessthan15minuteslaterthenewbicyclewas27assembledwithno28partsremaining.DadshookLovett’shandpattedhimonthebackthankedhimandhidthebikE.OnthenightaftermybrotherreceivedhisshinynewgiftDadannouncedatthefamilydinnertablewhathadhappenedseveraldaysearlier.Hetookgreat29intellingitoverandoveragain---heuseditasanexampleofthinking.Hedidnotrefertoilliteracy文盲butstronglytaughtustouseour30.Thejokewasonmyfather31hewasabletoturnitintoalearningtoolandIlikedhimevenmoreafterthatincident.Ialsogainedanew32forLovett.Tomehehad33beentheoldyardmanwhodidn’t34muchbutafterthatdayheseemedtosmile35evenwalktaller.It’samazingwhatarealnodofapprovalcandotoliftpeopleup.16.A.beliefB.breathC.viewD.attention17.A.willingB.ableC.luckyD.capable18.A.bicycleB.toyC.computerD.boat19.A.reviewingB.readingC.examiningD.searching20.A.bringB.getC.workD.put21.A.lookedthroughB.foldedupC.turnedtoD.devotedto22.A.broughtB.addedC.pickedD.set23.A.effortB.taxC.serviceD.money24.A.ThenB.ThusC.SinceD.Though25.A.toolsB.rotesC.instructionsD.orders26.A.exchangeB.thinkC.learnD.admit27.A.partlyB.largelyC.hardlyD.fully28.A.separateB.differentC.majorD.spare29.A.careB.actionC.delightD.risk30.A.resourcesB.headsC.knowledgeD.hands31.A.soB.butC.orD.and32.A.respectB.rewardC.reliefD.regard33.A.neverB.everC.alwaysD.often34.A.sayB.showC.careD.earn35.A.colderB.weakerC.broaderD.grayer
Whenaneggbreaksfromoutsidealifeends.WhenanEggbreaksfrominsidealifebegins.Alllife’scircumstancescanbeseeninaneggwhereinthesoftyolk蛋黄insideisour__21___andthehardshelloutsideisthebarrier.Whenthebarrierbreaksfromoutsideourdesireiscrushedbutwhenitbreaksfrominsidewe22__anewskillanewhabitandanewlifE.Iwas22yearsolD.Ididnot23wherethekitchenwasinmyhousesinceIhad24__goneintothekitchenbeforE.AllofasuddenIhadtomovetoAmericatopursuemymaster’sdegreE.Thatiswhenit___25__methatIhadtolearntocookapropermealinorderto___26__.Mydesiretocookbeganto__27___andtheyolkbegantostir.ThefirsttimeImade__28___itcameoutlikewhitegluE.WithinamonthofexperimentingwithdifferentrecipesI___29___theartofmakingChinesefriedriceandnorthIndiancurry.Thisbreakingoftheeggshellfrom30_gavemeyetanotherskillforlife__31__.NowthatIlookbackmaybemywifeagreedtomarrymeforthis__32__alonE.Itiseasytobreakaneggfromoutsidebutitis33__tobreakitfrominsidE.Whatisevenmoredifficultisto__34__youfromoutsideandbreaktheeggfrominsidE.Thatiswheretheroleofateacheramentororacoachcomesin.AsafatherItookitasmyresponsibilityto35__mysoncyclingandswimming.Inthiscasetheyolkwastheuntappedpotentialofmysonandthebarrierwashisfearoflosing36_.Ittookmonthsofpatienceandcoachingtohelphim37_hisfear.Itwasanuphilltasktokeephimmotivatedthroughfailures.38_Iwasgladandrelievedwhenhelearnedboththeseessentialskills.Theimportantlessonhereisthattheeggwillbe39__nomatterwhat.SuccesswhentheeggbreaksfrominsideismoreaboutwhatyouovercomethanwhatyouachievE.Lifealwaysthrowsup40_.Iurgeyoualllearntheinstrumentthatyoualwayswantedtoplaybuthavenotplayedsofar.Asthesayinggoesthereisneveralockwithoutakeyneveraproblemwithoutasolution.Persistbelieveinyourselfandallowyouryolktobreakthroughtoanewsoulanewyou.21.A.concernB.desireC.weaknessD.resource22.A.loseB.changeC.learnD.expect23.A.knowB.findC.forgetD.question24.A.oftenB.neverC.sometimesD.ever25.A.remindedB.occurredC.stuckD.hit26.A.surviveB.competeC.continueD.settle27.A.turnaroundB.getacrossC.takeshapeD.takepart28.A.teaB.riceC.yogurtD.porridge29.A.recognizedB.appreciatedC.introducedD.mastered30.A.insideB.outsideC.sidewaysD.around31.A.learningB.cookingC.cyclingD.adapting32.A.courageB.attemptC.skillD.hobby33.A.funnyB.simpleC.boringD.difficult34.A.preventB.influenceC.agreeD.warn35.A.accompanyB.keepC.teachD.require36.A.balanceB.patienceC.courageD.freedom37.A.understandB.discoverC.reflectD.overcome38.A.MeanwhileB.FinallyC.BesidesD.Therefore39.A.brokenB.cookedC.lostD.kept40.A.ideasB.messagesC.surprisesD.challenges
AWonderfulChristmasGiftAnnandhermotherhadlivedinasmallcottageaslongasAnncould21.Christmaswassoclose.Annwishedshecouldgetanew22withlaceasawonderfulChristmasgift.ButAnndidnotwanttoaskherMomforanewdress.Sheknewhowhardhermomworkedto23bothendsmeet.Maybeshecouldmakea24—maybeSantaClauswouldcomeItwasnotjustgiftthat25Ann.Itwashermother.Nowadaysshewasworkingovertimeandlooked26andwornout.ThedayspassedandsoonitwasChristmasEve.Annwenttobedwitha27heart.Sheknewthattherewouldbe28giftsforher.Ring.RingAnnjumpedhearingalarm.Shesuddenlyrememberedit’sChristmasday.Withoutmuchhopeshelooked29therewereanygiftsforher.Wonderofwonders!Therelayabeautifulpacket30witharedribbon.Ann31openedthepackage.Itwasaprettyfrockwithattractivelace.Thematerialwassoftandsilky32thehardmaterialofthedressessheusuallywore.Shecheckedthegiftcarefullyto33whogaveherthefrock.Suddenlyasmallpieceofpaperfellout.Ann34startedtoreadthenote.DearAnnThisfrockisgiftedtoyouforbeingagoodgirl.Hopeyoucontinuetodogoodthingsandhelpyourmother.YoursSantaClausAnnfeltthattherewassomething35aboutthisnote.She36thenotecarefully.Thenitstruckher.Sherealizedthis37ishermother's.Hermotherhadworkedovertimeto38moneytobuythisexpensivesift.Annwashappybeyond39.Sheknewthatsheisthe40girltohavesuchawonderfulmotherasawonderfulChristmasgift.21.A.rememberB.imagineC.thinkD.speak22.A.packetB.hatC.dollD.dress23.A.earnB.makeC.putD.get24.A.promiseB.decisionC.planD.wish25.A.worriedB.discouragedC.ashamedD.surprised26.A.happyB.energeticC.paleD.miserable27.A.1ightB.heavyC.tiredD.cheering28.A.fewB.someC.noD.any29.A.ifB.thoughC.asD.because30.A.attachedB.tiedC.packedD.carried31.A.patientlyB.calmlyC.excitedlyD.quietly32.A.1ikeB.unlikeC.dislikeD.1ikely33.A.pointoutB.bringoutC.handoutD.findout34.A.carelesslyB.nervouslyC.eagerlyD.disappointedly35.A.familiarB.similarC.strangeD.unique36.A.1ookedintoB.madeuseofC.wrotedownD.tookaway37.A.dressB.handwritingC.noteD.packet38.A.offerB.winC.spendD.save39.A.reachB.praiseC.wordsD.power40.A.bestB.poorestC.greatestD.luckiest
AllmylifepeoplehavetoldmethatIwasbrightandthatIhadalotofpotential.Iusuallydidreally__1__inschoolandIevengotascholarshiptoareallygood__2__.TheonlythingthatIwasn'tgoodatwas__3__friends.IwassoshythatIhadahardtimetalkingtopeoplE.Ijustdidn't__4__anywherE.ThenitallchangeD.Istarted__5__classesgettingintotroubleandthenIwas__6__outofcollegE.Istarted__7__withtheotherkidsIgrewupwiththatdidn'thavethesame__8__IhaD.Welivedinpoorneighborhoodsandwehadnoideahowmuchour__9__couldaffectourfuturE.Weweren'tkidsanymoreandtheonlythingwe__10__wasthestreets.Iwaslookinguptothe__11__peopleandIcouldn'tevenrecognizemyself__12__.TomakealongstoryshortIwenttoprison.TwicE.I__13__thoughtIwouldmakeittoseemyfamilyagain__14__IdiD.NowI'mwithmy__15__.InevercriedthroughanyofitnotevenwhenIwasinthehospitalorin__16__.Isuddenlyfeltso__17__tobehomE.Myheartfinallyopenedupandthat__18__ofbeingabandonedwasgonE.AllIwanttodonowisgivetootherpeoplethe__19__wayIknownow.Justdecidewhoyouwanttobe__20__someoneelsedecidesforyou.Netespotentialn.潜力1.A.wellB.badC.normalD.slowly2.A.scoreB.degreeC.collegeD.grade3.A.helpingB.recognizingC.valuingD.making4.A.moveoutB.fitinC.keepupD.getalong5.A.attendingB.teachingC.missingD.visiting6.A.warnedB.scoldedC.remindedD.kicked7.A.hangingoutB.stayingupC.fallingdownD.movingout8.A.ageB.chancesC.interestsD.knowledge9.A.environmentB.illnessC.behaviorD.view10.A.wanderedaboutB.livedbyC.sufferedfromD.caredabout11.A.wrongB.tallC.braveD.kind12.A.somehowB.clearlyC.anymoreD.further13.A.onceB.occasionallyC.neverD.always14.A.andB.soC.orD.but15.A.familyB.friendsC.wifeD.children16.A.dangerB.prisonC.ragsD.school17.A.sorryB.gratefulC.disappointedD.lucky18.A.ideaB.opinionC.expectationD.fear19.A.onlyB.properC.bestD.right20.A.afterB.beforeC.whileD.since
CharlotteWhiteheadwasborninEnglandin1843andmovedtoMontrealCanadaattheagefivewithherfamily.While21herilleldersisterthroughouttheyearsCharlottediscoveredshehadaan22inmedicinE.At18shemarriedand23afamily.SeveralyearslaterCharlottesaidshewantedtobea24.Herhusbandsupportedherdecision.25Canadianmedicalschoolsdidnot26womenstudentsatthetimE.ThereforeCharlottewenttotheUnitedStatestostudy27attheWomen’sMedicalCollegeinPhiladelphiA.Ittookherfiveyearsto28hermedicaldegreE.UpongraduationCharlotte29toMontrealandsetupaprivate30.ThreeyearslatershemovedtoWinnipegManitobaandthereshewasonceagaina31doctor.Manyofherpatientswerefromthenearbytimberandrailwaycamps.Charlotte32herselfoperatingondamagedlimbsandsetting33bonesinadditiontodeliveringallthebabiesintheareA.ButCharlottehadbeenpracticingwithoutalicensE.Shehad34adoctor’slicenseinbothMontrealandWinnipegbutwas35.TheManitobaCollegeofPhysiciansandSurgeonsanall-maleboardwantedherto36herstudiesataCanadianmedicalcollege!Charlotterefusedto37herpatientstospendtimestudyingwhatshealreadyknew.Soin1887sheappearedtotheManitobaLegislatureto38alicensetoherbuttheytoorefuseD.Charlotte39topracticewithoutalicenseuntil1912.Shediedfouryearslaterattheageof73.In199377yearsafterher40amedicallicensewasissuedtoCharlottE.ThisdecisionwasmadebytheManitobaLegislaturetohonorthiscourageousandpioneeringwoman.21.A.raisingB.teachingC.nursingD.missing22.A.habitB.interestC.opinionD.voice23.A.inventedB.selectedC.offeredD.started24.A.doctorB.musicianC.lawyerD.physicist25.A.BesidesB.UnfortunatelyC.OtherwiseD.Eventually26.A.hireB.entertainC.trustD.accept27.A.historyB.physicsC.medicineD.law28.A.improveB.saveC.designD.earn29.A.returnedB.escapedC.spreadD.wandered30.A.schoolB.museumC.clinicD.lab31.A.busyB.wealthyC.greedyD.lucky32.A.helpedB.foundC.troubledD.imagined33.A.harmfulB.tiredC.brokenD.weak34.A.putawayB.takenoverC.turnedinD.appliedfor35.A.punishedB.refusedC.blamedD.fired36.A.displayB.changeC.previewD.complete37.A.leaveB.chargeC.testD.cure38.A.sellB.donateC.issueD.show39.A.continuedB.promisedC.pretendedD.dreamed40.A.birthB.deathC.weddingD.graduation
阅读下面短文从短文后各题所给的四个选项A.BC.和D.中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项并在答题卡上将该项涂黑JoeSimpsonandSimonYateswerethefirstpeopletoclimbtheWestFaceoftheSiulaGrandeintheAndesmountains.Theyreachedthetop__41_____butontheirwaybackconditionswerevery_42______.Joefellandbrokehisleg.TheybothknewthatifSimon__43_____alonehewouldprobablygetback_44______.ButSimondecidedtoriskhis__45_____andtrytolowerJoedownthemountainonarope绳.Asthey__46_____downtheweathergotworsE.Thenanother___47____occurreD.Theycouldn’tseeorheareachotherand___48____Simonloweredhisfriendovertheedgeofaprecipice峭壁.Itwas___49____forJoetoclimbbackorforSimontopullhimup.Joe’s_50_____waspullingSimonslowlytowardstheprecipicE.___51____aftermorethananhourinthedarkandtheicycoldSimonhadto__52_____.IntearshecuttheropE.Joe__53_____intoalargecrevasse裂缝intheicebelow.Hehadnofoodorwaterandhewasinterriblepain.Hecouldn’twalkbuthe__54_____togetoutofthecrevasseandstartedto___55____towardstheircampnearlytenkilometers__56_____.Simonhad___57____thecampatthefootofthemountain.HethoughtthatJoemustbe__58_____buthedidn’twanttoleave___59____.ThreedayslaterinthemiddleofthenightheheardJoe’svoicE.Hecouldn’t___60____it.JoewasthereafewmetersfromtheirtentstillalivE.41.A.hurriedlyB.carefully.C.successfullyD.early42.A.difficultB.similarC.specialD.normal43.A.climbedB.workedC.rested.D.continued44.A.unwillinglyB.safelyC.slowlyD.regretfully45.A.fortuneB.timeC.healthD.life46.A.layB.settledC.wentD.looked47.A.damageB.stormC.changeD.trouble48.A.bymistakeB.bychanceC.bychanceD.byluck49.A.unnecessaryB.practicalC.importantD.impossible50.A.heightB.weightC.strength.D.equipment51.A.FinallyB.Patiently.C.SurelyD.Quickly52.A.standbackB.takearestC.makeadecision.D.holdon53.A.jumpedB.fellC.escapedD.backed54.A.managedB.plannedC.waitedD.hoped55.A.runB.skateC.moveD.march56.A.aroundB.awayC.aboveD.along57.A.headedforB.travelledC.leftforD.returnedto58.A.deadB.hurtC.weakD.late59.A.secretlyB.tiredly.C.immediatelyD.anxiously60.A.findB.believeC.makeD.accept
阅读下面短文从短文后各题所给的四个选项A.BC.和D.中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项并在答题卡上将该项涂黑JoeSimpsonandSimonYateswerethefirstpeopletoclimbtheWestFaceoftheSiulaGrandeintheAndesmountains.Theyreachedthetop21_______butontheirwaybackconditionswerevery22_______.Joefellandbrokehisleg.TheybothknewthatifSimon23_______alonehewouldprobablygetback24_______.ButSimondecidedtoriskhis25_______andtrytolowerJoedownthemountainonarope绳.Asthey26_______downtheweathergotworsE.Thenanother27_______occurreD.Theycouldn’tseeorheareachotherand28_______Simonloweredhisfriendovertheedgeofaprecipice峭壁.Itwas29_______forJoetoclimbbackorforSimontopullhimup.Joe’s30_______waspullingSimonslowlytowardstheprecipicE.31_______aftermorethananhourinthedarkandtheicycoldSimonhadto32_______.IntearshecuttheropE.Joe33_______intoalargecrevasse裂缝intheicebelow.Hehadnofoodorwaterandhewasinterriblepain.Hecouldn’twalkbuthe34_______togetoutofthecrevasseandstartedto35_______towardstheircampnearlytenkilometers36_______.Simonhad37_______thecampatthefootofthemountain.HethoughtthatJoemustbe38_______buthedidn’twanttoleave39_______.ThreedayslaterinthemiddleofthenightheheardJoe’svoicE.Hecouldn’t40_______it.JoewasthereafewmetersfromtheirtentstillalivE.【小题1】.A.hurriedlyB.carefullyC.successfullyD.early【小题2】.A.difficultB.similarC.specialD.normal【小题3】.A.climbedB.workedC.restedD.continued【小题4】A.unwillinglyB.safelyC.slowlyD.regretfully【小题5】A.fortuneB.timeC.healthD.life【小题6】A.layB.settledC.wentD.looked【小题7】A.damageB.stormC.changeD.trouble【小题8】A.bymistakeB.bychanceC.D.【小题9】A.unnecessaryB.practicalC.importantD.impossible【小题10】A.heightB.weightC.strengthD.equipment【小题11】A.FinallyB.PatientlyC.SurelyD.Quickly【小题12】.AstandbackB.takearestC.makeadecisionD.holdon【小题13】.AjumpedB.fellC.escapedD.backed【小题14】.A.managedB.plannedC.waitedD.hoped【小题15】A.runB.skateC.moveD.march【小题16】A.aroundB.awayC.aboveD.along【小题17】A.headedforB.traveledtoC.leftforD.returnedto【小题18】A.deadB..hurtC.weakD.late【小题19A.secretlyB.tiredlyC.immediatelyD.anxiously【小题20】A.findB.believeC.makeD.accept
DoyouhaveaTeddyBear?Thelovableteddybear__21___befoundallaroundtheworlD.Youcanfind_22____notonlyintoystores__23___onT-shirtspostersandmorE.Doyouknow_24____theteddybeargotitsname?OnNovember141902USPresidentTheodoreRooseveltwenttoMississippito__25__aproblem.Afteraday'sworkRooseveltwenthunting.Howeverhewasunhappy__26____hecouldn'tfind_27__biggametoshootduringthehunt.Legendhasit_28____hishostwantedthehuntingtriptobe__29_____sohewentoutandfoundabearcuband__30___ittoatreeforRoosevelttoshoot.ButRoosevelt__31___andaskedhimto__32___itfreE.After_33____aboutthisartistCliffordBerrymandrewacartoonofRooseveltandthebear.Hethen__34_____thecartooninTheWashingtonPost.Afewdays__35___ashopkeepersawthecartoonandhadhiswife_36____manytoybears__37_____thebearinthecartoon.Theynamedthem_38____Roosevelt’snicknameTeddy._39___early1903theysoldtheseteddybearsintheshopandmanypeoplecametobuythem.Nowitis_40____withalotofpeoplE.21.A.shouldB.canC.mustD.will22.A.itB.themC.itsD.it’s23.A.andB.howeverC.butalsoD.although24.A.whatB.howC.whyD.however25.A.answerB.makeC.solveD.solving26.A.becauseB.soC.butD.though27.A.someB.everyC.allD.any28.A.thatB.whatC.whichD./29.A.successfulB.succeedC.successD.succeeded30.A.tieB.tiedC.totieD.tying31.A.acceptedB.receivedC.refusedD.agreed32.A.putB.setC.leaveD.making33.A.beingheardB.hearingC.heardD.hear34.A.cameoutB.madeC.gaveD.published35.A.latelyB.beforeC.laterD.late36.A.tomakeB.madeC.tobemadeD.make37.A.tobebasedonB.basedonC.basingonD.arebasedon38.A.becauseB.accordingC.beforeD.after39.A.InB.OnC.BetweenD.Among40.A.lovedB.soldC.popularD.bought
LikeanygoodmotherwhenKarenfoundoutthatanotherbabywasonthewayshedidwhatshecouldtohelpher3-year-oldsonMichaelprepareforanewbaby.They11thatthenewbabywasgoingtobeagirlanddayafterdaynightafternightMichael12tohissisterinMommy'sstomach.13Michael'slittlesisterwasborn.Butsheisinserious14.Withalarminthenighttheambulance15theinfanttothehospital.Thedayswentby.ThelittlegirlgotworsE.Thepediatric儿科的specialisttoldtheparentsThereisvery16hopE.Bepreparedfortheworst.Karenandherhusband17alocalcemeteryaboutaburialplot.......Michaelkeeps18hisparentstolethimseehissisterIwanttosingtoherhesays.Karen19herminD.ShewouldtakeMichaelwhethertheyliked20ornot.Ifhedidn'tseehissisternowhemightneverseeher21.Shedressedhim22anoversizedsuitandmarchedhimintoICU重病监护室.Helookedlikeawalkinglaundrybasketbuttheheadnurse23himasachildandshoutedGetthatkidoutofherenow!Nochildrenare24.NeverdisturbpatientsherE.Themotherroseup25andsaidHeisnotleaving26hesingstohissister!KarenledMichaeltohissister's27.Hebegantosing.Youaremysunshinemyonlysunshineyoumakemehappywhenskiesaregray...Instantlythebabygirl28.Thepulseratebecamecalmandsteady.Thenextdaytheverynextdaythelittlegirlwaswellenoughtogohome!Woman'sDaymagazinecalleditthemiracleofabrothers29.ThemedicalstaffjustcalleditamiraclE.KarencalleditamiracleofGodslove!Nevergiveupon30peopleyoulovE.11.A.madeoutB.foundoutC.pointedoutD.turnedout12.A.sangB.talkedC.whisperedD.spoke13.A.FortunatelyB.ApparentlyC.EventuallyD.Naturally14.A.occasionB.conditionC.healthD.operation15.A.curedB.walkedC.examinedD.rushed16.A.fewB.smallC.littleD.much17.A.contactedB.connectedC.unitedD.associated18.A.gettingB.tellingC.forcingD.begging19.A.heldupB.tookupC.madeupD.setup20.A.itB.herC.himD.them21.A.againB.aliveC.awakeD.asleep22.A.onB.withC.upD.in23.A.disclosedB.regardedC.treatedD.recognized24.A.allowedB.admittedC.receivedD.included25.A.rudelyB.politelyC.stronglyD.proudly26.A.afterB.whenC.untilD.before27.A.bedsideB.doctorC.houseD.hospital28.A.returnedB.repliedC.respondedD.reflected29.A.powerB.wordC.effortD.song30.A.youngB.dyingC.oldD.sick
It'snotthegoodbyethathurtsbuttheflashbacksthatfollow.MymothersufferedwithAlzheimer'sdisease老年痴呆症duringherlastfifteenyears.Untilthenshehadbeenabright31womandeeplyinterestedandinvolvedintheworldaroundher.IwouldgohometovisitherinVirginiaandshewouldlookatmeinaan32wayandaskWhoareyouIwouldanswerI'myourson.WheredoyouliveShewouldask.InCaliforniaIwouldtellher.Isn'tthatinterestingshewouldsayihaveasoninCalifornia.Mynamehad33mymothercompletely.Sheseemed34forgetfulandconfusedatthebeginningofthediseasebutlateronshewould35periodsofsharpanxiety.Shewould36throughthehouseshehadlivedinmostofherlifecryinguneasilythatshewantedtogohomeorshewouldleavehomeandwanderawayifshewasnot37forashorttime.Hopingtopleaseherandputhermind38Iwouldtakeherforadrivevisitingsiteswhereshehadlivedasa39.IntheyardofthehillsidehouseinShipmanIsatinthecarand40theviewoftheoldoaksandlonggreenlawn.Icould41mymotherthereasalittlegirlPlayingwiththepetlambshehadbeensofondof.Ilookedtoherforsome42butshejustshookherheadandsaidIwanttogohome.OvertheyearsIhavedecidedthatwhatmymotherwascallinghomewasnota43butatime.Isuspectitwasatimewhenshewasmuch44whenherchildrenwerestillunderfootwhenherhusbandwasstillenergeticandconsiderate.Watchingmymother'ssufferingsetmeto45whatIwouldhaveinmindifsomedayI.couldn'tfind46andwantedtogothere.Inthisfamilywetendtobelonglivedandwegrowfuzzy模糊的mindedastheyearsgoby.AteightyIhavealreadynoticedsome47symptoms.Mydoctorsaystheforgetfulnessisonly48andthatitcomeswithage.Stillthe49ofAlzheimerishaunting萦绕inmymind.SomedayifandwhenIbecomeevencloudiermindedthanIamnowunabletodriveandtellyouwherehomeismy'dearsonIexpectIwillaskyoutotakemehome.IknowyouwilldoyourbesttofindtheplaceIneedtobe.Ileavethesenotesforyour50.31.A.caringB.cheerfulC.hopefulD.considerate32.A.excitedB.frightenedC.puzzledD.amazed33.A.forgottenB.remindedC.escapedD.slid34.A.greatlyB.hardlyC.totallyD.simply35.A.gothroughB.breaktroughC.lookthroughD.putthrough36.A.huntB.paceC.searchD.look37.A.settledB.attendedC.concerned.D.inspired38.A.inplaceB.undercontrolC.inorderD.atease39.A.ladyB.studentC.childD.mother40.A.inspectedB.admiredC.appreciatedD.respected41.A.tellB.pictureC.suspectD.doubt42.A.responseB.smileC.reasonsD.answers43.A.nameB.dreamC.symbolD.place44.A.prettierB.youngerC.happierD.healthier45.A.feelingB.wonderingC.doubtingD.believing46.A.memoryB.passionC.homeD.way47.A.deadlyB.alarmingC.poisonousD.allergic48.A.naturalB.specialC.rareD.unique49.A.intentionB.fearC.expectationD.hate50.A.appreciationB.admirationC.guidanceD.assistance
StevenCallahanwascrossingtheAtlanticaloneinhissailboatwhenitstrucksomethingandsank.Heescapedfromthesailboatandwas1inaliferaft救生筏alonE.Hissupplieswerefew.Hischancesweresmall.Howeverwhenthreefishermenfoundhimseventy-sixdayslaterhewas2.Hisaccountofhowhe3isfascinating.Howhemanagedtocatchfishandhowheevaporates蒸发seawatertomakeitfreshisvery4.Butthethingthatcaughtmyeyewashowhe5keephimselfgoingwhenallhopeseemedlostandthereseemednopointincontinuingthestrugglE.Givingupwouldhaveseemedtheonlywise6tomanypeoplE.Whenpeoplesurvivethesekindsofcircumstancesthey’lldosomethingthatgivesthemthecouragetokeepgoing.Manypeoplein7desperatecircumstanceswillgiveuporgomaD.Howeverthesurvivorsfindthecouragetocarryoninspiteofthe8.ItellmyselfIcanhandleitwroteCallahaninhisnotebook.ComparedwithwhatothershavebeenthroughI’mfortunatE.Itellmyselfthesethingsoverandoverto9upfortitude刚毅...Itstruckmeassomethingimportant.AndI’vetoldmyselfthesamethingwhenmyown10seemedfarofforwhenmyproblemsseemedtoooverwhelming.AndeverytimeI’vesaiditIhavealwayscomebacktomysenses.Thetruthisthatourcircumstancesareonly11comparedtosomethingbetter.ButothershavebeenthroughmuchworsE.Sowhateveryou’regoingthroughtellyourselfyoucanhandleit.Comparedtowhatothershavebeenthroughyou’refortunatE.Tellthistoyourself12anditwillhelpyougetthroughtheroughspotswithfortitudE.1.A.coughingB.screamingC.laughingD.floating2.A.deadB.healthyC.aliveD.old3.A.yelledB.survivedC.quittedD.dreamed4.A.interestingB.disappointingC.annoyingD.frightening5.A.affordedtoB.refusedtoC.failedtoD.managedto6.A.voteB.choiceC.revolutionD.complaint7.A.formallyB.differentlyC.strangelyD.similarly8.A.timeB.troubleC.placeD.fortune9.A.breakB.useC.buildD.give10.A.friendsB.newsC.relativesD.goals11.A.badB.reasonableC.obviousD.satisfying12.A.professionallyB.fluentlyC.repeatedlyD.suddenly
HorrorseizedtheheartoftheWorldWarIsoldierashesawhislifelongfriendfallinbattlE.16inatrench战壕withcontinuousgunfirewhizzingoverhisheadthesoldieraskedhislieutenantifhemightrushourintotheNoMan'sLandbetweenthetrenchestobringhis17comradeback.Youcan18saidtheLieutenantbutIdon'tthinkitwillbeworthit.Yourfriendisprobablydeadandyoumayt9yourownlifE.TheLieutenant'swordsdidn't20andthesoldierheadedthereanyway.Amazinglyhe21toreachhisfriendliftedhimontohisshoulderandbroughthimbacktotheircompany'strench.Asthetwoofthemroiledovertogethertothe22ofthetrenchtheofficercheckedthewoundedsoldierthenlookedkindlyathisfrienD.Itoldyouitwouldn'tbeworthithesaiD.YourfriendisdeadandyouareseriouslywoundeD.Itwasworthit23sirthesoldiersaiD.Howdoyoumean'worthit'?respondedtheLieutenant.Yourfriendisdead!YessirtheprivateanswereD.ButitwasworthitbecausewhenIgottohimhewasstill24andIhadthe25ofhearinghimsay'JimIknewyou'dcomE.'Manyatimeinlifewhetherathingisworthdoingornotreally26howyoulookatit.Takeupallyour27anddosomethingyourhearttellsyoutodosothatyoumaynot28notdoingitlaterinlifE.16.A.OccupiedB.CaughtC.EmployedD.Lost17.A.unconsciousB.deadC.fallenD.stricken18.A.leaveB.stayC.goD.fight19.A.throwawayB.putawayC.calloffD.takeoff20.A.respondB.botherC.affectD.matter21.A.attemptedB.meantC.tendedD.managed22.A.bottomB.topC.edgeD.side23.A.thereforeB.moreoverC.thoughD.otherwise24.A.awakeB.aliveC.injuredD.refreshed25.A.pleasureB.satisfactionC.honorD.privilege26.A.concentratesuponB.contributestoC.dealswithD.countson27.A.courageB.loveC.mindD.inspiration28.A.forgetB.rememberC.regretD.admit
Afamousscientistwasaskedwhyhewasabletobesomuchmorecreativethantheaverageperson.Whatsethimsofar__1__fromothers?He__2__thatitallresultedfroman__3__thatoccurredwhenhewasthreE.Hewastryingto__4__abottleofmilkfromtherefrigeratorwhenhelostholdofthebottlespillingits__5__alloverthekitchenfloor.Insteadof__6__athimhismothersaidRobertwhatawonderful__7__youhavemade！Ihave__8__seensuchahugepuddleofmilk.Sincethe__9__isdonewouldyouliketogetdownandplayinthemilkforawhile__10__cleaningitupIndeedhediD.Robert__11__youmakeamesslikethis__12__youhavetocleanitupandrestoreeverythingtoits__13__order.Andthentogethertheycleanedupthespilledmilk.HismotherthensaidRobertthatisa__14__experimentinhowto__15__carryabigmilkbottlE.Let'sgooutintheyardandfillthebottlewithwaterandseeifyoucan__16__awaytocarryabottleofwaterwithoutdroppingit.Thescientistremarkedhelearnedfromthatmomentthatmistakeswerejust__17__forlearningsomethingnewwhichis__18__scientificexperimentsareallabout.Eveniftheexperimentdoesn'tworkweusuallylearnsomething__19__fromit.Wouldn'titbegreatifall__20__wouldrespondlikeRobert'smother?Notes①creativeadj.有创造力的创造性的独创的②creativework创造性的工作③restorevt.恢复复兴④torestorelawandorder恢复法律和秩序1.A.awayB.apartC.aboveD.ahead2.A.respondedB.acknowledgedC.assumedD.compromised3.A.experimentB.coincidenceC.experienceD.conflict4.A.deliverB.returnC.moveD.remove5.A.mixtureB.waterC.liquidsD.contents6.A.yellingB.comingC.noddingD.laughing7.A.mistakeB.messC.trickD.treasure8.A.alwaysB.oftenC.rarelyD.ever9.A.damageB.businessC.favorD.harm10.A.beforeB.afterC.withD.without11.A.whateverB.howeverC.whereverD.whenever12.A.especiallyB.eventuallyC.respectivelyD.immediately13.A.oppositeB.particularC.properD.natural14.A.failedB.forbiddenC.demandedD.deserved15.A.absolutelyB.comfortablyC.confidentiallyD.effectively16.A.developB.graspC.inventD.discover17.A.optionsB.opportunitiesC.qualitiesD.procedures18.A.thatB.whereC.whatD.which19.A.availableB.valuableC.practicalD.accessible20.A.managersB.directorsC.parentsD.relatives
YearsagoinasmallfishingvillageinHollandayoungboytaughttheworldabouttherewardsofunselfishservicE.Becausetheentirevillage26thefishingindustryavolunteerrescueteamwasneededincasesof27.Onenightastrongstormcapsized倾覆afishingboatatseA.Introublethe28sentouttheS.O.Simmediately.Spottingthesignalthecaptainoftherescueteamsoundedthealarmandthevillagers29onthebeach.Whiletheteam30theirwaythroughthewildwavesthevillagerswaitedanxiouslyholdinglanternstolighttheway31.Anhourlatertherescueboat32andthevillagersrantogreetthem.The33reportedthattherescueboatcouldn’tholdanymore34andtheyhadtoleaveonemanbehinD.Evenonemorewouldhave35capsizedtherescueboatandallwouldhavebeenlost.Thereforethecaptaincalledforanothervolunteerteamtogoafterthelonely36.Sixteen-year-oldHans37forwarD.Hismothergrabbed抓住hisarmandsaidPleasedon’tgo.YourolderbrotherPaulhasbeenlostatseaforthreeweeks.HansyouareallIhave38.HansrepliedMotherIhavetogo.Whatifeveryonesaid‘Ican’tgolet39elsedoit?’Whenthecallfor40comesweallneedtotakeourturnanddoour41.Hanskissedhismother42theteamanddisappearedintothenight.AnotherhourpassedwhichseemedtoHans’mother43acentury.FinallytherescueboatreappearedinthefogwithHans44ontheboat.Andhe45yelledWefoundhim.Tellmymotherit’smyolderbrotherPaul!26.A.dependedonB.sufferedfromC.turnedawayD.gotthrough27.A.struggleB.preparationC.consequenceD.emergency28.A.groupsB.familyC.crewD.army29.A.tradedB.gatheredC.shoutedD.separated30.A.lostB.wentC.feltD.fought31.A.backB.upC.aheadD.down32.A.appearedB.followedC.returnedD.succeeded33.A.journalistsB.volunteersC.villagersD.policemen34.A.soldiersB.guestsC.patientsD.passengers35.A.hardlyB.graduallyC.surelyD.rudely36.A.sonB.survivorC.travellerD.brother37.A.steppedB.lookedC.putD.threw38.A.takenB.receivedC.leftD.wanted39.A.everyoneB.someoneC.anyoneD.noone40.A.serviceB.protectionC.reliefD.sacrifice41.A.partB.lessonC.businessD.exercise42.A.builtB.trainedC.managedD.joined43.A.forB.withC.likeD.at44.A.workingB.standingC.runningD.fishing45.A.calmlyB.worriedlyC.sincerelyD.excitedly
Averywealthymailwasstandingthoughtfullyonabridge.Despiteallhisricheshecouldfeelnoneofhappinessbut16andemptinessinhisheart.He17tocommitsuicidebyjumpingintothefast-flowingwater.Whenhewasabouttodoitanoldbeggar18him.Sirpleasegivemesomemoneytobuysomefood.Iwillprayforyourhealthandlonglife.Hearingthishe19hiswalletfromhispocketandgaveallthemoneyinsidetothebeggar.Takeallofthishesaid.Allofthis?thebeggar20.Hecouldnotbelievehisgoodluck.Yestakeitall.IamgoingtoaplacewhereIwon’tneeditanymore’’saidtheman.Helookedbackattheriver21.Thebeggarbecamesuspiciousoftheman’s22.Lookingatthemoneyandholdingitforawhilehe23returneditandsaidNothankyou.Iwon’ttakeit!ImaybeabeggarbutI'mnotacoward懦夫!Bringthatmoneywithyoutotheriversir!Hearinghisresponsethemanwas24.Thesatisfactionandhappinessofhim25hismoneytothebeggardisappearedimmediately.Hewasnotevenabletomakethebeggarreceivehissinceresoon-to-be-uselessmoney.Atthatmomenthesuddenly26thefeelingthathefeltjustnowthatgoodfeelingandsatisfactionfromgivingothershappinesshadindeed27becomehisowntruehappiness.Bythishewasencouragedandhadfoundwhatwouldmakehislifeworthliving.Happinessisonlyrealwhen28.16.A.eagernessB.povertyC.sorrowD.success17.A.struggledB.wonderedC.managedD.intended18.A.approachedB.interruptedC.persuadedD.shouted19.A.pickedupB.tookoutC.reachedforD.handedin20.A.recalledB.refusedC.repeatedD.retold21.A.awayB.forwardC.asideD.below22.A.attitudeB.orderC.attentionD.politeness23.A.delightedlyB.hurriedlyC.hopelesslyD.generously24.A.shockedB.terrifiedC.worriedD.encouraged25.A.sendingB.givingC.supplyingD.contributing26.A.realizedB.hatedC.enjoyedD.struck27.A.bynatureB.bydesignC.inturnD.incircles28.A.boughtB.appreciatedC.sacrificedD.shared
Inalandfarawayonceuponatimetherewasgreatpoverty贫困andonlytherichcouldmanagewithoutgreat26.Threeofthoserichmenandtheirservantswere27togetheronaroadwhentheycametoavery28villagE.Thefirstcouldnotstand忍受seeingthepoverty29hetookallthegoldandjewels珠宝fromhiswagons四轮载重马车andshared30outamongthevillagers.Hewishedthemallthebestofluckandheleft.Thesecondrichmanseeingthe31situationstoppedforashorttimeandgave32allhisfoodanddrinksincehe33seethatmoneywouldbeoflittle34tothem.Hemadesurethattheyeach35theirfair均等的shareandwouldhaveenoughfoodto36forsometimE.Thenheleft.Thethirdrichmanonseeingsuchpoverty37andwentstraightthroughthe38withoutstopping.Thetwootherrichmensawthisfromadistanceandcommented交流witheachother39thethirdrichmanlackedsympathy.Itwas40thattheythemselveshadbeentheretoofferhelp.Howeverthreedayslaterthey41thethirdrichmanwhowascomingintheoppositedirection.Hewas42travellingquicklybuthiswagons43thegoldandvaluablestheyhadbeen44werenowfulloffarmingtoolsandbagsof45.Hewasrushingbacktohelpthemoutofpoverty.26.A.lossB.expectationsC.successD.problems27.A.standingB.travellingC.gatheringD.running28.A.farawayB.poorC.differentD.ancient29.A.unlessB.becauseC.soD.if30.A.themB.anythingC.nothingD.those31.A.curiousB.worryingC.dangerousD.puzzling32.A.thevillagersB.hisservantsC.theothersD.therest33.A.couldB.mightC.shouldD.must34.A.interestB.concernC.useD.attraction35.A.returnedB.gainedC.offeredD.received36.A.remainB.lastC.supplyD.share37.A.turnedbackB.setoutC.showedoffD.speeded38.A.villageB.landC.fieldD.road39.A.whetherB.howC.whereD.when40.A.goodB.certainC.trueD.strange41.A.welcomedB.metC.acceptedD.persuaded42.A.stillB.alreadyC.alwaysD.indeed43.A.exceptforB.insteadofC.apartfromD.alongwith44.A.loadingB.treasuringC.carryingD.earning45.A.foodB.jewelsC.moneyD.seeds
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