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tothemselvesquickly.
A.adapt;
relyonB.appeal;
dependonC.attach;
relyD.apply;
depend
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had,hecalledhisparentstotellthemthenews.
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diedoutB.burstout;
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12.Thisbookatruestore,tellinghowahousewifeherroleofwifeandmotherturnsintoa
professionalandpopularlawyer.
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C.isbasedon;
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C.imaginative;
inpreparationforD.imagination;
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canamessagetootherpeoplethattheyarewell-off.
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deliverB.dimension;
conveyC.range;
conveyD.dimension;
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15.Asforthequestionwhetherweshoulddirectanapologyletterhimisstillunderdiscussion.Somepeople
arguethatweshouldbehaveamoreresponsiblemanner.
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16.Tomlikedtoeatwasdifferentfrom.
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20.Thosepeopletheirwayoutofthebuildingintotaldarkness.
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完形填空
21.
CommunicationwithaStranger
LastweekendIsatonthebustalkingwithexcitementandsoreadytospendtimeinNewYorkCitywithoneofmybestfriendsfromcollege.AsItookthewindowseatandworeheadphonesoverears,Ialmostdidn'
t1theelderlymansittingbesideme.
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sWi-Ficonnection,whichturnedintoatwo-hour4.Infact,itdirectly5mypersonallife.
Wetalkedalotaboutmydreams,myfearsandmylife.I6morewiththisstrangeronthebusthanIhavewithanyfriendorfamilymemberinmonths.Maybeithadsomethingtodowithmejustbeing7toletanyoneIknowclosetome.Iwas8thatthestrangerwasnotonlysodeeplyinterestedingettingtoknowme,butalsojustaswillingto9metomygreatestabilities.HelistenedcarefullytoeverywordIsaidandmadesomeuseful10attimes.Insteadofpolitely11hisheadwhenImentionedmymajor,hetoldmethatmystronglikingseemedtobepsychology,butnottheoneIwasstudying.HesaidthatheknewIwouldfacedifficultiesifIstudiedpsychologyandthathefullyunderstoodmy12forthefailure.
Thiselderlymanmademe13theplansthatIhadlaidoutformylifewithjustthatsimplestatement.Hehelpedmerealizethatmyneatly14planforthenextfiveyearsofmylifewasn'
tallthatneat,butactuallycomplexandfilledwith15.Mostofall,hehelpedme16thecomplex,notstayawayfromitbecauseofmyfearfortheunknown.I17alotfromtalkingwiththeelderlystranger.
Afewdayslater,heemailedme,saying,"
Ithinkyou'
re18forgreatthingsnomatterwhatyoudecidetodo."
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thatmademerealizethatlifeissometimes20butitisgoingtobeokay.
1.A.checkB.noticeC.excuseD.believe
2.A.ThenB.InsteadC.AgainD.Also
3.A.throughB.withC.duringD.about
4.A.introductionB.explanationC.conversationD.competition
5.A.affected
B.controlled
C.interrupted
D.created
6.A.searched
B.shared
C.demanded
D.reviewed
7.A.sorry
B.curious
C.anxious
D.afraid
8.A.puzzled
B.bothered
C.amazed
D.disappointed
9.A.push
B.invite
C.treat
D.admit
10.A.choices
B.suggestions
C.decisions
D.efforts
11.A.raising
B.dropping
C.turning
D.nodding
12.A.regret
B.change
C.fear
D.desire
13.A.prepare
B.develop
C.approve
D.question
14.A.replaced
B.organized
C.discussed
D.predicted
15.A.uncertainty
B.danger
C.responsibility
D.conflict
16.A.identify
B.ignore
C.seize
D.accept
17.A.suffered
B.increased
C.benefited
D.experienced
18.A.leaving
B.heading
C.watching
D.caring
19.A.encouragement
B.protection
C.admiration
D.description
20.A.stable
B.normal
C.painful
D.serious
阅读理解
22.A
FirstDays
FirstDaysaremilestonesinourlives.Theymarkthebeginningofanewexperienceorjourney.Theyarealsofiledwithmixedemotions.Theycanbealittlefrighteningaswestepintotheunknown,buttheycanalsoinspireusastheygiveusfreshhopeforthefuture.Firstdaysarepowerfulaswecanleaveourmistakesandfailuresinthepastandmakeanewstart.
Iwanttoshareastorythatperfectlyillustratesthispoint.ItisastoryaboutalittlegirlnamedTrisha.Trishawasbornintoafamilyofteacherswhohadtaughtherthatreadingwasthekeytoknowledge.Shewatchedherolderbrotherashereadhisschoolbooksandcouldhardlywaitforthedaywhenshewouldlearntoread.
ButwhenTrishafinallystartedschool,shefoundthatshewasnotabletounderstandthewordsliketheotherboysandgirls.Nomatterhowhardshetried,thelettersmixeduptogether,andshesawonlyconfusion.Trishafellfurtherbehind,theotherchildrenlaughedandmadefunofher,andshebegantobelievethatshewasnotsmart.BythetimeTrishaenteredfifthgrade,shehadlostallconfidenceIherself.ThatwastheyearshemetMr.Falker.Hewasdifferent.HepraisedTrisha'
stalents,andhewouldn'
ttoleratetheotherchildrenteasingher.Mr.FalkerrealizedthatTrishadidn’tknowhowtoread,butheknewshecouldwithsomehelp.
Herecruited（招聘）areadingspecialist,andtogethertheyworkedwithTrishaafterschool.TheyhelpedhertowritelettersadhearthesoundsuntilonedayMr.Falkerhandedherabookandshereaditallbyherself.Shedidn'
tevennoticethetearsinhiseyes.
Thisisatruestory.ThelittlegirlisPatriciaPolacco,thefamouschildren’sauthor,andthankyouMr.Falkeristhetwenty-sixthbookthatshehaswritten.
Mr.Falkergaveherafreshnewstartwhenshewalkedintohisfifthgradeclassonthatfirstdayofschool.Andhemadeadifferenceinherlife.
Wecanallmakeadifferenceintheworld—onestudentatatimebyusing"
firstdays"
withwisdomand
grace,andgivingeachindividualthechancetostartoverandbecomethebestthattheycanbe.
（1）Trishafellfarbehindinschoolbecauseshe.
A.wasnotconfidentB.waslookeddownuponbyothers
C.didnotknowhowtoreadD.didnottryherbest
（2）Thepassageisprobablyintendedfor.
A.teachersB.studentsC.children’sauthorsD.readingspecialists
（3）Howdoesthewritermakehispoint?
A.Bygivinganexample.B.Bymakingsuggesting.C.Byarguing.D.Bypersuading.
（4）Thepassagemainlyconveysthemessagethatfirstdaysare.
A.frighteningaswestepintotheunknown
B.inspiringastheygiveusfreshhopeforthefuture
C.turningpointsfromwherewecanmakeanewstart
D.chanceswhenwecanforgetourmistakesandfailures
23.B
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