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1（2003A）Everydaywehavemathclass.Wealwaysshow  21 interestinit.Somesleep;somedaydream;othersreadsomethingelse. 22 listenstoourmathteacher.Tosolvethisproblem,ourclevermathteacherfounda  23 outatlast. Mr.Blackthought 24 everyonelikedcandy,theonlywaytogetourattentionwastogaveuscandy.Aclever 25 cameuponhim.Heputalotofcandiesinsideabigballthatanyonecouldopen.Inclassheaskedussomequestions.Whenanybodyansweredonequestion 26 ,Mr.Blackwouldthrowtheballtothestudentandthestudentcould 27 someofthecandyoutoftheball.Then,thestudentwouldhavetothrowtheballtothenextonewiththerightanswer,andsoforth. Theideamadeus 28 andpayattentionforawhilebutsonallofuswentback 29 .Weallatetoomuchcandy.Theonlypersoninourmathclasswho 30 liketheideawasafatboynamedWard.HejustkepteatingandeatinguntilfinallyMr.Blackhadtosay”I’msorry,Ward,butIjustdon’thaveenoughmoneytobuycandy.”21.A.great B.much C.some D.little22.A.Everybody B.Somebody C.Nobody D.Anybody 23.A.student B.ball  C.problem D.way 24.A.since B.when C.that D.whether 25.A.mind B.idea C.teacher  D.opinion26.A.quickly B.alone C.right D.clearly 27.A.take B.keep   C.receive D. buy28.A.givein  B.goout C.situp D.letdown29.A.listen  B.sleep C.eat  D.study30.A.never B.also C.even  D.still                                                                     2（2003B）It’snevereasytoadmityouareinthewrong.Beinghuman,weallneedtoknowtheartof 31 .Lookbackwithhonestyandthinkhow32 you’vejudgedroughlyorsaisunkindthingsorsomethingelselikethis.Thencountthetimesthatyouexpressedclearlyandtrulythatyouwere 33 .Abitfrightening,isn’tit?

Frighteningbecausesomedeepwisdominsideusknowsthatwhenasmall   34 hasbeendone.Somemoral（道德的）feelingsisdisturbed;anditstaysoutof 35 untilfaultadmittedandregretexpressed. Irememberadoctorfriend,thelateClarenceLieb,tellingmeaboutthemanwhocametohimwithavarietyof  36 :

headaches,insomnia（失眠）andstomachtrouble.Nophysicalcausecouldbefound.FinallyDrLiebsaidtotheman“Unlessyoutellmewhat’s 37 you,Ican’thelpyou.” Aftersomehesitation,themanadmitted,asexecutor（执行者）ofhisfather’swill,hehadbeencheatinghisbrother,wholivedabroad,ofhisinheritance（继承权）.Thenandtherethewiseolddoctormadetheman  38  tohisbrotheraskingforgivenessandputacheckontheenvelopeasthefirststepinrebuildingtheirgoodrelationship.Hethenwentwithhimtothemailbox.Astheenvelopedisappeared,themanburstintotears.“Thankyou.”Hesaid“Ithink  39 .” Aheartfeltapologycannotonlyheala（an） 40 relationshipbutalsomakeitstronger.Ifoucanthinkofsomeonewhooughttobegivenanapologyfromyou,someoneyouhavewronged,orjudgedtoroughly,dosomethingaboutitrightnow.31．A. expressing B．forgiving    C．apologizing        D．explaining32．A．soon      B．much        C．long              D．often33．A．said       B．sorry        C．angry             D．nervous34．A．favor      B．harm        C．wrong             D．deed35．A．balance    B．control       C．reach             D．order36．A．complains  B．sings         C．feelings            D．aches37．A．puzzling    B．frightening    C．injuring            D．worrying 38．A．go         B．write         C．call               D．turn39．A．cured       B．punished      C．comforted          D．excused40．A．developing    B．friendly     C．damaged          D．old                                                       3.（2004 A）Ibecamelameinbothlegsinmychildhood.Ican’tstandwiththesupportofthetwosticks.OnlyinmywheelchaircanI“21” Istillrememberthefirstdayatschool.WhenIappearedatthedoor,everyoneintheclassroomstaredatmein 22 .Myfaceturnedred.Icouldn’thelpturningback.Itwasthekindnessandsympathyintheireyesthat  23 medoingso.Iwentshylytowardsanemptyseat. Beinglame,Icouldn’twalkinfrontofmyclassmates.Iwas 24 thatImightbelookeddownupon.InthosedaysIwasverysadto  25 otherswalkinghappily.  Onedayafewstudentscameuptomeandaskedme 26 .Iwasreallyexcited.Theyencouragedmewithafriendlysmileandpushedmeinmywheelchairfromplacetoplace.Iwas 27 tothemforgivingachancetoseethesightsofourlovelyschoolwithmyowneyes. Afterthatweoftenread,playedandtalkedtogether.Myfriendsarealways 28 tohelpme.Itmademe 29 Iamhandicapped（残疾） Oncetheyaskedme,“Whatisthemostbeautifulthinginourschool?

”WithouthesitationIsaid“Itisthe  30 ”  21.A.sit           B.walk          C.stand                D.talk 22.A.love       B.thought       C.surprise              D.excitement23.A.prevented  B.kept           C.warned              D.made24.A.pleased    B.afraid           C.angry              D.disappointed25.A.make      B.hear            C.see                D.think  26.A.eatout     B.stayin          C.giveup             D.gooutside 27.A.kind       B.thankful         C.helpful             D.friendly 28.A.busy       B.sorry            C.welcome           D.ready 29.A.forget      B.remember        C.realize             D.think 30.A.support      B.kindness        C.friendship          D.sympathy                                                          4（2004B）Peoplespendtheirwholelivessearchingforlove.Iwasnodifferent.UntilonedayIdecidedto 31 thelocalpound（动物收容站）.Andtherewaslove 32 forme. Theolddogwasconsideredtobe 33 .Hehadbeenfoundrunningalongtheroadonthreelegs, 34  someseriouswoundsinhisbackandadamagedear.  Thepeopleatthepond 35 himbecausehewasfriendlyandtheythoughtifsomeonehad 36 moneyhavinghislegoperatedon,maybethepersonwouldbelookingforhim.Butononecame.Thatday,Ihappenedtowalkbyandseehim.My 37 wentouttohim.ButIreallycouldnottakeanotherdoghome;Ihadfouralready.Therehadtobealimit,Ithought.Ican’tsavethemall.Drivingawayfromthepond,Iknewthedogwoulddie 38  Ididn’ttakehim.AsIpassedachurch,asignannouncingthisweek’ssermon（布道）caughtmy 39 .ItwasrightbeforeChristmas.Itread:

”Isthereanyroomatthehotel?

”Iknewatthatmomenttherewas 40 roomforonemore,especiallyonethatneededmylove.31.A.buy         B.sell          C.visit         D.build 32.A.waiting      B.looking       C.paying       D.hoping 33.A.pretty       B.homeless     C.lonely        D.friendly 34.A.with        B.for           C.on           D.in 35.A.found       B.wanted        C.caught      D.kept36.A.borrowed    B.paid           C.spent       D.earned 37.A.head        B.heart          C.mind       D.brain 38.A.when        B.because      C.if           D.though39.A.mind        B.drive         C.ear         D.eye40.A.always       B.seldom      C.sometimes    D.usually                                                       5（2005A）Likesomanyteenagers,Istruggledtoescapefromanythingthatdidn’tagreewithmypictureoftheworld.Onenight,afteraparticularly 21 day.Istormedintomyroom,shutthedoorandgotintobed.Myhands 22 somethingundermypillow.I 23  outanenvelopeonwhichitsaid,”Toreadwhenyouarealone.”SinceIwasalone,noonewould 24 whetherIreaditornot.SoIopenedit.Itsaid,”MikeIknowlifeis 25 rightnow.Iknowyoufeel 26 andIknowwedon’tdoeverything 27 Iamhereforyouifyoueverneedto 28 andifyoudon’t,that’sokay.Iloveyouforever.Mom.”Thatwasthefirstof 29 “Toreadwhenyouarealone”letters.IwillneverforgetthereliefIfelt 30 Igotaletterinmyteenyears.21.A.exciting    B.different    C.shocking    D.difficult22.A.held         B.took        C.felt       D.reached   23.A.pulled       B.found       C.handed    D.picked24.A.decide       B.consider     C.realize    D.know25.A.busy         B.hard        C.uneasy    D.important26.A.proud        B.ashamed     C.annoyed   D.unusual27.A.fast          B.fight        C.together    D.alone28.A.talk          B.think        C.work      D.say29.A.familiar       B.few         C.several     D.personal30.A.eversince     B.everytime    C.assoonas   D.thefirsttime                                                  6（2005B）SteveLeskotellsofaHalloweenwhenhebroughthiswifehomefromthehospitaltoliveoutherremainingdays. 31 thatchildrenwouldcomebyfortrickortreatandrealizinghewasnot 32 withanycandy,hequickly 33 whateverhecouldfindinthehouse.Thefirstarrivalwerethreegirlsintheirearlyteens.Mr.Leskoapologizedforhis 34 treatsexplaininghewasnotabletogoandgetanybecauseofhiswife’s 35 .Theythankedhimandwentoff.Afewminutes 36  theyreturnedandeachgirlgavehimahandfulofcandyfromtheirbags.Throughhistearshetriedtoreturnthecandybut 37 youngladiesrushedoffexcitedlysaying,“Wehopeshegets 38  ”Lookingbackonthose39, Mr.Leskosays:

“Idonotknowthesebeautifulwomen,butI’dlikethemtoknowtheirsimpleactof 40 broughtjoyandhopetomewhentherewasnone.31.A.Expecting   B.Remembering   C.Guessing         D. Promising32.A.troubled    B.satisfied        C.supplied          D.prepared33.A.g