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61.TheChangeinMyLife马茹婷

Threeyearsagomylifechangedcompletely(安全地).Ibrokebothmylegsinacaraccident(事故).IwasinhospitalforsixweeksandIhadtostayathomeforthreemonths.Ifeltveryunhappy.

BeforetheaccidentIhadbeenaverygoodswimmer.Swimminghadbeenthemostimportantthinginmylife.Ihadwon(赢)local(当地的)competitions(比赛)andIhadstartedtraining(训练)forabignational(全国的)competition.AllthebestswimmersinthecountrywenttothiscompetitionandIhadalwayswantedtowinit.

ButnowIcouldn'tswiminthecompetition.Inthefirstmonthaftertheaccident,Ididn’twanttoseemyfamilyorfriends.Mylegshurt(疼)alot,andIfeltveryangry.

JustbeforeIleftthehospital,ImetayoungmancalledDanny.Hewasveryillbuthetriedtobehappy.Hetoldmethathehadbeenaprofessional(职业的)footballerbuthecouldneverplayagain.Hesaidthathehadaccepted(接受)thechangeinhislifeandthatIhadtodothesame.Hewasright,soIstoppedthinkingaboutthecompetition.

WhenIwenthome,IoftenthoughtaboutDanny.Hehelpedmetoacceptwhathadhappened.Istartedtofeelmuchhappierandtoenjoybeingathomewithmyfamily.Mylegsfeltbetterbutlstillcouldn'tgoswimming.

I’mmuchstrongernowandIcangoswimmingagain.Idon’tthinkaboutcompetitions.IjustenjoymyhobbyandIdon’tworryaboutwinning.

ChooseThebestanswers:

1.Ibrokemylegs____________.

A.inaswimmingcompetitionB.inacaraccident

C.whenIwastrainingD.whenIwasswimming

2.Ihadtostayinhospitalfor____________.

A.threemonthsB.threeweeks

C.sixweeksD.sixmonths

3.Iwasveryangryatfirstbecause____________.

A.Icouldn'ttakepartinthenationalcompetition

B.myfamilyandfriendsdidn’twanttoseeme

C.myarmhurtalot

D.Ididn’twinthelocalcompetitions

4.____________helpedmetoacceptwhathadhappened.

A.AdoctorcalledDanny

B.AprofessionalfootballercalledDanny

C.Myfamily

D.Myfriends

5.LaterIstartedtofeelmuchhappierbecause____________.

A.Ienjoyedbeingathomewithmyfamily

B.Ioftenthoughtaboutcompetition

C.Iacceptedwhathadhappened

D.Icouldn'tgoswimming

6.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Myfriendshelpedmetoacceptwhathadhappenedandmademehappy.

B.Dannyhadbeenaverygoodprofessionalswimmer.

C.I’mstrongenoughtogoswimmingagainnow.

D.I’mtraininghardforabignationalswimmingcompetitionnow.

62.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers:

LastsummermywifeandIwenttovisitPrinceton.We___1___grewuptherebutwehadn’tbeentheresinceweweremarried(结婚)tenyearsago.

Firstwewenttotheneighborhoodwheremywife___2___born.Ithadn’tchangedverymuch.Thehousewas___3___there,butitwasnowadifferentcolour.Thesameneighboursstilllivednextdoor.TheyweregladtoseeJaneandinvitedustocomeinandhaveacupofcoffee.

AfterthatwewenttotheneighbourhoodwhereIgrew___4___.Itwasallchanged.AllthehouseswerenewandIdidn’tknowanyofthepeoplethere.

Someonehassaidthatyoucan’tgohomeagain.Janemightnotthinkso,butIbelievethisis___5___.

1.A.allB.bothC.alsoD.too

2.A.wasB.isC.beD.were

3.A.thoughB.evenC.everD.still

4.A.upB.inC.atD.with

5.A.wrongB.goodC.trueD.real

 

63.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:

ADream

MaeD.JemisongrewupinChicago,America.Evena______ayounggirl,shedreamed(梦想)ofonedaybecominganastronaut.Sheworkedh______inschoolandgotwonderfulgrades.

Mae’shardworkinhighschoolgaveherthechance(机会)t______gotoStanfordUniversityinCalifornia.Itwastherethatshereceiveadegree(学位)i______engineering.Next,Maeentered(进入)CornellUniversityinNewYorkCity.Shereceivedamedical(医药的)degreethere.

Herdreamofbecominganastronautcametruein1987,whenshewaschosen(被选中)intheastronautprogram(项目).In1992,whenJamisonwas35yearsold,shebecamethef______African-Americanastronauttogointospace.Shewassentupinthe

spaceshuttle(宇宙飞船)Endeavor(努力号)alongwithsixotherastronauts.

 

64.FilmsinGardenCinemaThisWeek王海丽

AliceinWonderland

Director(导演):

TimBurton

Duration(片长):

1hr48min

Starring(演员):

MiaWasikowska,JohnnyDepp,HelenaBonhamCarter

Time:

10:

30,11:

30,12:

30,13:

00,13:

30,14:

00,14:

30,15:

00,15:

30,16:

00,17:

30,18:

30,19:

30,20:

30,21:

30,22:

00

Price:

¥80

Avatar

Director:

JamesCameron

Duration:

2hrs40min

Starring:

SamWorthington,ZoeSaldana,SigourneyWeaver

Time:

12:

30,14:

00,15:

30,17:

00,18:

30,19:

00,20:

30,22:

00

Price:

¥120

2012

Director:

RolandEmmerich

Duration:

2hrs30min

Starring:

JohnCusack,ThandieNewton,AmandaPeet

Time:

10:

00,11:

00,12:

30,13:

00,13:

30,14:

00,14:

30,15:

00,15:

30,16:

00,17:

30,18:

30,19:

30,20:

30,21:

30,22:

00,22:

30

Price:

¥90

HALFPRICEfor:

*Students

*Tuesday(wholeday)

*Before12:

00everydayexceptSaturdayandSunday

Choosethebestanswers:

1.Therewillbe__filmsonatGardenCinemathisweek.

A.2B.3C.4D.5

2.__wasdirectedbyJamesCameron.

A.2012B.NofilmC.AvatarD.AliceinWonderland

3.JohnnyDeppplayedarolein___.

A.AvatarB.AliceinWonderlandC.2012D.GardenCinema

4.____________isthelongestfilmthisweek.

A.AliceinWonderlandB.Avatar

C.2012D.GardenCinema

5.Togetaticketforhalfprice,youmaygotothecinema__.

A.atweekendsB.onTuesday

C.onSaturdayafternoonD.onSundaymorning

6.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Thereare15showsofAvatareveryday.

B.TheticketsforAliceinWonderlandarethemostexpensive.

C.Studentscangethalf-priceticketsonSaturdayandSunday.

D.Mrs.Greenshouldpay¥180ifshetakeshertwosonsaged12and14tosee2012onTuesdayafternoon.

65.Readthepassageandchoosethebestanswers:

Readingisagoodhobby1allkindsofreasons(理由).

First,readingbooksisfun.Youcan2keepyourselfamused(愉快的)ifyoulikereading.Thisisespeciallyusefulwhentheweatherisbad.Itisarelaxing(令人放松的)hobby,too.Youcanreallybecomelostinabook.

___3___,youcanreadabookalmostanywhere:

inacar,inawaiting-room,onaplane,inbed–eveninthebath.Allyouneed4abook!

Readingisaconvenient(方便的)hobbyasitiseasytostopandthenstartagain.

Anothergoodreasonforreadingbooksisthatitisuseful.Ifyoureadasahobbyyouwillgetbetterandbetteratit.Thismeansthatyouwillread5andwillbecomebetteratunderstanding(理解)whatyouread.Asyourreadingimproves(提高),youwillprobablyfindyourschoolworkbecomesmucheasier.Manyschoolsubjectsdependon(依赖)goodreadingand,asyouread,youlearnmoreandmore.

1.A.ofB.withC.onD.for

2.A.alwaysB.sometimesC.neverD.ever

3.A.AndB.LaterC.AfterD.Next

4.A.areB.isC.wasD.willbe

5.A.quickB.quickerC.fastD.faster

 

66.Readthepassageandfillintheblanks:

ParentsAndChildren

Doyoureallycareaboutyourparents?

Hearingthisquestion,mofusmaygiveaquickanswer“Ofcourse,Ido.”Butmaybeyoudon’t.

Itistruethatallparentscanrememberclearlywhentocelebratetheirchildren’sbirthday.Howeveritisapity(遗憾)thatfewchildrenknowexactly(正确地)whentheirparents’birthdaya.Mostparentscaneasilynamethefoodtheirchildrenlike.Theotherwayround,somestudentsdon’tknowwtheirparentslikemostatall.

Swecanhearparentscomplain(抱怨)thattheirchildrendon’ttalkwiththemasoftenasbefore.Childrenaregrowingandthegenerationgap(代沟)iswidening(变宽).

Ifyouloveyourparents,letthemfeelyourlove.Givethemagiftotheirspecialday,helpthemdosomehouseworkasoftenaspossible,rememberinmindwhatyourparentslikeordon’tlike.Don’talwayssaythingsagainstyourparents.Talkwiththemmoreoftenandunderstandthemmore.

 

67.AForestFire王越

Aforestfirethatburned55squarekilometerswasfinallybroughtundercontrol(控制)onWednesdaymorning.ThefirestartedonSundayinBlackBearStateParkandquicklyspreadtonearbyareas.

OnMonday,policeevacuated(疏散)thesmalltownofLawsonandordered(命令)thepeopletoleavetheirhomes,Thefiredestroyed20homesintheareaandcausedheavydamage(损伤)to40others.Nobodywashurt.Officials(官员)saidthedamagetohomesandcarswasbetween$1millionand$2million.Thegovernmentdeclared(宣布)thetownadisaster(灾难)area.

Thefirespreadquicklyinthehot,dryweather.Firefightingwasdifficultbecauseofstrongwings.Firemenfrom55firedepartmentsinthestatejoinedtheNationalFireServicetoputoutthefire.Somekeptfightingfor24hours.Fireenginesandhelicopters(直升机)droppedwaterontothefire.Inordertocontrolthefire,firemenclearedawayaroundthefire.

PoliceclosedKingRoadtotrafficonTuesdaybecauseoftheheavysmoke.ThousandsoftouristshadtodriveanhournorthtoQueenroadtopassthefirearea.

Somepeopledidnotfollowthepoliceorder.PaulGraysonsenthiswifeandtwochildrentosafety,buthestayed.Asthefirecamewithin(在……以内)55feetofhishouse,hestartedthinking,“AmIfoolish?

DidIstayheretoolong,justforahouse?

Choosethebestanswers:

1.Aforestfirehappened____________.

A.55kilometresawayfromaparkB.onMonday

C.onSundayD.inanearbyarea

2.ThepoliceorderedthepeopleinLawsonto____________.

A.putoutthefireB.destroythehousesandcars

C.fightfor24hoursD.leavetheirhomes

3.Thefirefightingwasdifficultbecauseof____________.

A.thehotweatherB.thedryweather

C

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