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41.A.energyB.protectionC.vigorD.power

42.A.likelyB.probableC.possibleD.alike

43.A.attendB.contributeC.addD.devote

44.A.replacedB.rebornC.recoveredD.surrendered

45.A.anumberB.theamountC.thenumberD.agreatdeal

46.A.TheothersB.theotherC.AnotherD.Other

47.A.oldB.leftC.newD.other

48.A.toB.forC.ofD.in

49.A.factorB.effectC.reasonD.element

50.A.itB.themC.themselvesD.that

51.A.becomeB.turnC.changeD.get

52.A.looseB.highC.largeD.fat

53.A.increaseB.shrinkC.lengthenD.decrease

54.A.passawayB.passbyC.passoffD.passon

55.A.improvementB.processionC.approachD.process

36——40CBDDC41——45BABAC46——50DCCAC

51——55CABDD

Switzerland（瑞士）isfamousforitswatches.However,thiscountrydidn’t16thewatch.ItwastheBritish17didit.Hereisastoryof18thewatchwas19toSwitzerland.

Manyyearsago,anEnglishmanwas20toItaly.21hiswayhestoppedinasmalltowninsouthSwitzerland.ThisEnglishmantravelledinacarriageinside22therewasacarriagewatch.Thiswasthe23kindofwatch.Anativeshopassistant24toseethewatch.He25whatitwasandaskedtheEnglishman26it.“Itisacarriagewatch.”saidtheman.“Thismachine27thetimebutnowitisn’tworking.”

Atoncetheshopassistant28totrytorepairit.Sothetraveller29himthewatch.Theassistantwasaverywiseman.Soitwasnot30thathemanaged（设法）torepairit.He31rememberedhowitwasmade.Assoonasthetravellerhad32onhisjourney（旅行）,hemadeawatchof33thesametype.

34thewatch-makingwas35inSwitzerland.TodaySwisswatchesaresoldinstoresallovertheworld.

16.A.makeB.inventC.produceD.develop

17.A.whichB.whoC.whereD.they

18.A.whyB.thatC.howD.when

19.A.carriedB.soldC.sailedD.brought

20.A.travellingB.ridingC.walkingD.running

21.A.OnB.InC.AtD.From

22.A.whichB.thatC.itD.whom

23.A.properB.smallestC.earliestD.biggest

24.A.wantedB.seemedC.happenedD.discovered

25.A.wonderedB.thoughtC.understoodD.discovered

26.A.onB.aboutC.ofD.with

27.A.givesB.tellsC.strikesD.counts

28.A.failedB.helpedC.insistedD.offered

29.A.servedB.sharedC.showedD.handed

30.A.surpriseB.surprisedC.surprisingD.surprises

31.A.howeverB.besidesC.butD.even

32.A.goneB.doneC.comeD.spent

33.A.correctlyB.speciallyC.exactlyD.naturally

34.A.ThusB.SoC.OtherwiseD.However

35.A.openedB.startedC.doneD.returned

16—35BBCDAAACCABBDDCDACAB

InJanuary2002,duringthefirstweeksofasix-monthstayatthechildren’shospitalofPhiladelphiaforLeukemia（白血病）treatment,Michaelwanderedovertohishospitalwindowinsearchofdistraction（散心）.The36first–graderwatchedaconstructioncrew37ona10-storeyadditiontothehospital.38Michael’sthird-floorwindow,Ritchie,aniron-workerfromtheEastFallssectionofPhiladelphia,39andsaw“thiskidwithnohair40facewaspresseduptothewindow.Iwaved,andhesmiledand41I’llneverforgetthat”saysRitchie,afatherofthree.

Aswinter42spring,Michaelwatched,fascinated（着迷）,as3000tonsofsteel43formedtheskeletonofthebuilding.Onedayhecoloredamessageforthecrewandheld44uptothewindow:

Hi,LocalIronWorkers,I’mMike.Ritchieandthe45crewmessagedback.Overthe46months,ashistreatmentcontinued,Ritchieandthecrew47Michaelupandcheeredhimwith48signslikeBeStrongMike.

49theconstructionreachedthethirdfloor,Ritchiejumpedacrossthe50betweenthebuildingsandthetwohada51chat.Thehardhatwithtenderheartwellsup（涌出眼泪）whenhethinksaboutit.“Michael52mylife”saysRitchie“Iwasarealhard-core（顽固不化）personwithoutalotofsympathy.ButI’d53seeingthiskideverydaywavingatmeandexcitedabouttheconstruction.Ilookatlife54thankstohim”TodayMichaelisa10-year-oldthird-graderincompleterecovery.Whatdoeshehopeto55whenhegrowsup?

”Aconstructionworker.”hesays.

36.A.strangeB.curiousC.seriousD.anxious

37.A.playingB.studyingC.livingD.working

38.A.BelowB.AboveC.UnderD.Over

39.A.watchedoutB.watchedatC.lookedupD.lookeddown

40.A.whomB.whoseC.whichD.that

41.A.camebackB.cameonC.wavedbackD.wavedon

42.A.wentoffB.wentoutC.turnedintoD.turnedto

43.A.graduallyB.immediatelyC.successfullyD.usually

44.A.thatB.itC.oneD.itself

45.A.hospitalB.repairC.constructionD.school

46.A.firstB.lastC.longD.next

47.A.cheeredB.lightedC.calledD.woke

48.A.discouragingB.encouragingC.surprisingD.interesting

49.A.BeforeB.SinceC.WhileD.When

50.A.groundB.floorC.spaceD.story

51.A.face-to-faceB.hand-inhandC.neck–and-neckD.step–by-step

52.A.gaveB.changedC.savedD.took

53.A.payattentiontoB.getdowntoC.beusedtoD.lookforwardto

54.A.differentlyB.happilyC.sadlyD.excitedly

55.A.haveB.getC.beD.appreciate

36—40.BDACB41—45.CDABC

46—50.DABDC51—55.ABDAC

EllaFantwasamiddle-agedladywholivedwithheronlysonJohninasmallhouse.ShelovedJohnverymuch.Inher_______（36）hecouldn’tdoanything_______（37）.Everymorningshewouldgivehimbreakfast_______（38）bedandbringhimthepaperstoread.Itisn’treallytruethathewastoo______（39）towork----infacthehadtriedafew_______（40）.Firstofallhewasawindow-cleanerandinhisfirstweekhemanagedtobreakatleastsixwindows.Thenhe______（41）abusconductorandonhisseconddayapassengerstolehisbagwithallthefares（车费）collected.He_______（42）losthisjobasapostman_______（43）hesentoffalltheletterswhenheshouldhavetakenthemtopeople’shouses.Itseemedthattherewas______（44）suitableworkforhim.Sohe________（45）tojointhearmy.Mrs.Fantwasso________（46）aboutthisthatshetoldthe_______（47）toallherneighbours.‘MyJohnisgoingtobeasoldier,’shesaid.‘Heisgoingtobethebestsoldierthere_______（48）was,Icantellyou!

’

Thenthegreatdaycame_______（49）hewastomarchpastthepalaceintheparade（接受检阅的队伍）.His_______（50）mothertraveledtothecityearlyinthemorningtobesureofgettingagood_______（51）inthecrowd.

Theparadewasfullofsoundandcolour.ButwhenJohnandhis_______（52）cameinsightsomeofthepeoplewatching_______（53）laughingattheonewhocouldn’tkeeppacewiththeothersastheymarchedalong.

ButEllaFant,whowasfilledwith_______（54）,shoutedatthetopofhervoice:

‘Lookatthem!

They’realloutof_______（55）exceptmyJohn!

Isn’thethebest!

36）a.hopeb.eyesc.headd.beliefs

37）a.wrongb.greatc.goodd.strange

38）a.tob.atc.ind.by

39）a.lazyb.youngc.weakd.shy

40）a.onesb.yearsc.tasksd.jobs

41）a.followedb.metc.becamed.found

42）a.thusb.evenc.onced.only

43）a.evenifb.sothatc.becaused.though

44）a.someb.suchc.lessd.no

45）a.beganb.promisedc.managedd.decided

46）a.excitedb.worriedc.anxiousd.curious

47）a.incidentb.changec.newsd.matter

48）a.yetb.everc.neverd.just

49）a.whereb.sincec.whend.till

50）a.proudb.kindc.strictd.lucky

51）a.timeb.positionc.experienced.impression

52）a.neighboursb.armyofficerc.motherd.fellowsoldiers

53）a.couldn’thelpb.shouldn’tburstoutc.stoppedd.kept

54）a.sadnessb.happinessc.surprised.regret

55）a.sightb.orderc.mindd.step

36——40BACAD41——45CBCDD

46——50ACBCA51——55BDABD

Lifehappenswhetherwearereadyforitornot.Mymompassedawayafteranillness.Iwasnotsurewewereeverreallypreparedtolosea36,especiallyMom.IhadmorethingsIneededto37withherabout,andIwasn’t38tolethergo.Lessthanonemonthlater,myhusbandfellfromaladder,39aheadinjury,anddiedaweeklater.Myhusbandwas