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37.A.claimB.declareC.hopeD.deny

38.A.SomehowB.HoweverC.InsteadD.Moreover

39.A.accustomedB.addedC.limitedD.suited

40.A.resignedB.hesitatedC.trembledD.suspected

41.A.onlytooB.morethanC.apartfromD.farfrom

42.A.operationsB.experimentsC.researchD.business

43.A.regretB.doubtC.terrorD.disappointment

44.A.requestB.jobC.trustD.assignment

45.A.reactionB.thoughtC.meaningD.conflict

46.A.accomplishedB.receivedC.acceptedD.resisted

47.A.exchangesB.conditionsC.tripsD.experiences

48.A.remoteB.accessibleC.interestingD.crowded

49.A.stillB.everC.evenD.yet

50.A.doB.manageC.makeD.fit

51.A.astonishingB.frighteningC.fascinatingD.exciting

52.A.comesupB.showsupC.pilesupD.stepsup

53.A.airplaneB.motorboatC.surfboardD.balloon

54.A.goalB.opportunityC.struggleD.challenge

55.A.workB.ownC.winD.achieve

完形填空二：

Youwouldn’tthinkofdrivingyourcartoworkinthemorningonan__36__tankofgas,yetthousandsofparentssendtheirchildrenofftoschoolwithoutanybreakfast.

“Afteranovernightfastofeighttotwelvehours,thebrainneeds__37____,”saidJoanCarter,managerfortheChildren’sNutritionresearchCenterinHouston.

Thebodybreaksdownfoodtoproducethisfuelintheformonofglucose（葡萄糖）.Becauseglucoselevelsare__38__withmemoryfunction,childrencanhavedifficulty__39whentheyskipbreakfast.

Researchshowsthatbreaktasteaterstendtopaymoreattentiontotheir__40__inclassthanthosewho__41eattreakfast.Theytendtobemorecreativeandbetterperformersinschool.They__42moreenergybylatemorning,havemorestrengthandendurance,concentratebetter,andarebetteratproblem-solving.

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Resenrcherhavealsodiscoveredthatstudentswhoeatbreakfastregularlytendtohavebetter45overall.They46morevitaminsandminerals.Consumelessfatandcholesterol,andmayevenhavelesschanceofbecomingoverweightthanbreakfast-skippers.

47breakfast,it’sdifficultforchildrentogetthenutrientstheyneedthroughouttheday.Researchshowsthatnutrientsmissedatbreakfastaren’t48foratothermeals.

“Breakfastisthemostimportantmealofthedayandthere’sno49fornotcatingbreakfast,”Dr.Cartersaid.Apieceofbreadandaglassofmilktakelittletimeto50.Ifyouaretryingtoloseweight,skippingbreakfastisalsoabig51.Youwillbetriedandhungrybymid-morning.Thenyou’llwanttoeatasnackthatisn’thealthy.

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（）37.A.foodB.restC.fuelD.reeedom

（）38.A.satisfiedB.packedC.associatedD.compared

（）39.A.concentratingB.contributingC.relaxingD.behaving

（）40.A.classmatesB.teachersC.positionsD.feelings

（）41.A.rarelyB.roughlyC.rapidlyD.really

（）42.A.saveB.wasteC.distributeD.display

（）43.A.sharpB.sickC.slowD.shy

（）44.A.untilB.whenC.althoughD.unless

（）45.A.memoryB.healthC.figureD.strength

（）46.A.takeinB.bringinC.letinD.getin

（）47.A.DespiteB.WithoutC.ThroughD.Beyond

（）48.A.answeredB.compensatedC.calledD.intended

（）49.A.needB.doubtC.excuseD.risk

（）50.A.prepareB.eatC.digestD.choose

（）51.A.attemptB.reasonC.dreamD.mistake

（）52.A.exampleB.standardC.regulationD.method

（）53.A.resistB.insistC.consistD.assist

（）54.A.atleastB.atmostC.atlastD.atfirst

（）55.A.continuouslyB.occasionallyC.finallyD.fortunately

完形填空三：

BigthingswerehappeninginmylifethesummerafterIturned13.Inthemiddleofthatsummer,myparents36myentireworldandturneditupsidedown37theytoldmetheyweregettingadivorce.Icouldn’tbelievethatourfamilywasgoingto38.ThoughIalwaysknewmyparentsweren’tveryhappyandtheyoften39,Istillwantedmyfamilytostaythesame.

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36.A.createdB.shookC.enteredD.occupied

37.A.unlessB.ifC.whenD.until

38.A.breakupB.holdupC.keepupD.showup

39.A.whisperedB.foughtC.talkedD.competed

40.A.throughoutB.beyondC.beforeD.after

41.A.whereB.althoughC.whileD.that

42.A.visitorB.relativeC.neighbourD.stranger

43.A.confidenceB.interestC.fearD.anger

44.A.doubtB.differenceC.pointD.way

45.A.forgotB.supportedC.resistedD.valued

46.A.seriousB.niceC.badD.generous

47.A.GraduallyB.ImmediatelyC.UsuallyD.Regularly

48.A.mindB.troubleC.commonD.order

49.A.spentB.wastedC.lostD.saved

50.A.experienceB.informationC.impressionD.advice

51.A.HoweverB.BesidesC.EventuallyD.Occasionally

52.A.wrongB.confidentC.guiltyD.right

53.A.remarriedB.returnedC.changedD.left

54.A.methodB.truthC.skillD.word

55.A.existB.remainC.continueD.happen

完形填空四：

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Ifeltcheated.AllmylifeIhad46whethermydadlovedme–Idoubtedit.JustasIgot47thathedid,hepassedaway.

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