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3.A.considerB.imagineC.rememberD.guess

4.A.unnecessaryB.unkindC.unimportantD.unusual

5.A.incaseB.byturnsC.bychanceD.inreturn

6.A.recoverB.settleC.ignoreD.follow

7.A.understandingB.upsetC.calmD.easygoing

8.A.takingupB.makingupC.pickingupD.keepingup

9.A.suggestionB.decisionC.noticeD.choice

10.A.promisedB.realizedC.concernedD.believed

11.A.helpedB.allowedC.persuadedD.suggested

12.A.alwaysB.neverC.seldomD.almost

13.A.promiseB.taskC.beliefD.dream

14.A.newspaperB.magazineC.programD.project

15.A.controlledB.comfortedC.remindedD.raised

1~5CACBD6~10DAADB11~15CADBD

2

PassYourLoveOn

Waitingfortheairplanetotakeoff,Iwashappytogetaseatbymyself.Justthen,anairhostesscameuptomeandasked,“Wouldyoumind1yourseat?

Acouplewouldliketosittogether.”Theonly2seatwasnexttoagirlwithherarmsincasts（石膏绷带），ablack-and-blueface,andasadexpression.“3amIgoingtositthere,”Ithoughtimmediately.Butasoftvoicespoke,“Sheneedshelp.”Finally,I4tomovetothatseat.

ThegirlwasnamedKathy.Shehadbeeninacaraccidentandnowwasonherwayfor5.

Whenthesnack（小吃）andjuicearrived,itdidnottakemelongto6thatKathywouldnotbeabletofeedherself.Iconsidered7tofeedherbuthesitated（犹豫）,asitseemedtoo8toofferaservicetoa9.ButthenIrealizedthatKathy’sneedwasmore10thanmydiscomfort.Iofferedtohelphereat,andalthoughshewasuncomfortabletoaccept,shedidasI___11__.Webecamecloserandcloserinashortperiodoftime.__12__thefive-hourtrip,myheart13,andthetimewasreallybetterspentthanifIhadjustsatbymyself.

IwasverygladIhadreachedbeyondmycomfortzonetositnexttoKathyandfeedher.Love14flowsbeyondhumanbordersandremovesthefearsthatkeepus15.Whenwereachouttoserveanother,wegrowtoliveinalargerandmorerewardingworld.

1.A.leavingB.changingC.takingD.giving

2.A.comfortableB.suitableC.availableD.possible

3.A.NoproblemB.NowayC.NowhereD.Nodoubt

4.A.decidedB.requestedC.refusedD.promised

5.A.pleasureB.holidayC.treatmentD.business

6.A.admitB.guessC.realizeD.recognize

7.A.offeringB.takingC.turningD.begging

8.A.impoliteB.quickC.straightD.useless

9.A.ladyB.neighborC.passengerD.stranger

10.A.difficultB.seriousC.importantD.anxious

11.A.refusedB.wonderedC.answeredD.expected

12.A.InspiteofB.BytheendofC.BecauseofD.Inthemiddleof

13.A.hadwarmedB.hadjumpedC.hadbrokenD.hadcheered

14.A.seldomB.neverC.hardlyD.sometimes

15.A.separateB.independentC.silentD.upset

1~5BCBAC6~10CAADC11~15DBADA

3

Iwascleaningoutanoldboxwhenanoldcardcaughtmyeye:

QueenCityCasketCompany.“Whatisit?

”Iwondered.I1itover.There,infadedink,wasahand-scrawled（手写的）2.Immediatelymymindtraveledbackmanyyears.

Iwasnineyearsold,walkingdownthecold,wetstreetsofSpringfield,withabagof3onmyshoulder.Onmyroundsthatday,IcametothatCompanyfinally,whoseowner,MrRader,hadalwaystakenmetheretoaskhisworkerswhethertheywantedanymagazines

Shakingoffthe4likeawetdog,IenteredMrRader’soffice.Afteraquickglancehe5meovertothefire-place.Noticingthe6inthetopofmy7,hesaid,“Comewithme!

”,pullingmeintohispickup8.Wepulledtoastopbeforeashoestore.Inside,asalesman9mewiththefinestpairofOxfordsIhadeverseen.I10about10feettallwhenIgotupinthem.“We’dlikeapairofnewsockstoo,”MrRadersaid.

Backinhisoffice,MrRadertookouta11,wrotesomethingonit,andhandedittome.With12eyes,Iread,“Dotoothersasyouwouldhavethemdotoyou.”Hesaidaffectionately（深情地）,“Jimmy,Iwantyouto13Iloveyou.”

Isaidgood-bye,andforthefirsttimeI14aflickerofhopethatsomehowthingswouldbeallright.WithpeoplelikeMrRaderintheworld,therewashope,kindnessandlove,andthatwouldalwaysmakea（n）15.

1.A.readB.thoughtC.turnedD.passed

2.A.addressB.noticeC.messageD.information

3.A.newspapersB.socksC.fruitsD.magazines

4.A.dustB.sweatC.tailD.rain

5.A.ledB.followedC.watchedD.carried

6.A.holeB.mudC.waterD.cover

7.A.magazineB.shoeC.sockD.bag

8.A.truckB.factoryC.companyD.blanket

9.A.greetedB.fittedC.showedD.comforted

10.A.appearedB.remainedC.grewD.felt

11.A.pencilB.paperC.cardD.notebook

12.A.tearfulB.unbelievableC.curiousD.puzzled

13.A.admitB.knowC.considerD.express

14.A.sensedB.receivedC.acceptedD.gained

15.A.effectB.fortuneC.choiceD.difference

1~5CCDDA6~10ABABD11~15CABAD

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“Myname’sJimShelleyandI’manaddict（有瘾的人）…”

WiththesewordsIbeganto1theproblem,theproblemofmytelephoneaddiction.Iusedtocallpeople2,fromthemomentIwokeuptothetimeIwenttosleep.I3tobephoned,Iwantedtophone.Justonemorecall.

Itstartedsocially—afewcallseachday.Itseemedfine,justaquickchat.Graduallythough,the4gotworse.Soonitwas5,until,finally,addiction.

Anditbegantoaffectmywork.DuringthedayIwoulddisappearfor6call.IfIcouldn’tmakeacall,Ispentthewholetimewaitingforthephonetoring.Gettingmoreandmore7,intheend,Iwouldringsomeone,thensomeoneelse,tellingmyselfjustonemorecall.

Iwasphoningpeopleand8messagestomakesure9callswouldseemethroughtheday.Iusedtoarriveatfriends’homesandbeforethedoorwasclosed,gostraightforthephonewiththewords“IsitOKifIjustusethephone…?

”Atwork,Ibecame10whenmyfellowworkerstriedto11mefromusingthephone.AndonedayIhitmyboss（withthephone）.Finallythepolicecaughtme12aphoneboxthathadtakenmylastonepoundcoin,andIwas13toseeapsychiatrist（心理医生）.

Ihaven’t14aphoneinthehouseforthreeweeksnow,andit’sseveraldayssinceIusedaphonebox.ItrynottowatchTVbecausethereare15peopleonitmakingphonecalls.MynameisJimShelleyandIamanaddict.

1.A.faceB.realizeC.acceptD.notice

2.A.nowandthenB.allthetimeC.athomeD.atwork

3.A.arrangedB.beggedC.waitedD.invited

4.A.conditionB.situationC.resultD.effect

5.A.frequentB.fluentC.unusualD.particular

6.A.aquickB.asecretC.anexpectedD.anextra

7.A.hopefulB.delightedC.frightenedD.anxious

8.A.leavingB.deliveringC.inventingD.recording

9.A.extraB.immediateC.enoughD.expected

10.A.carefulB.crazyC.determinedD.helpless

11.A.rescueB.reduceC.protectD.prevent

12.A.destroyingB.usingC.stealingD.emptying

13.A.offeredB.guidedC.orderedD.reminded

14.A.missedB.hadC.receivedD.fixed

15.A.alwaysB.onlyC.moreD.different

1~5ABCBA6~10ADACB11~15DACBA

5

Hehasbeencalledthe“missinglink”.Half-man,halfbeast.Heissupposedtoliveinthehighestmountainintheworld—MountEverest.

HeisknownastheAbominableSnowman.The1oftheSnowmanhasbeenaroundformanyyears.Climbersinthe1920sreportedfindingmarkslikethoseofhumanfeethighuponthesideofMountEverest.Thenativepeoplesaidthey2thiscreatureandcalleditthe“Yeti,”andtheysaidthattheyhad3caughtYetisontwooccasionsthoughnonehaseverbeenproducedasevidence.

Overtheyears,thestoryoftheYetishas4.In1951,EricShiptontookphotographsofasetoftracksinthesnowofEverest.Shiptonbelievedthattheywerenot5thetracksofamonkeyorbearandfeltthattheAbominableSnowmanmightreally6.

FurthereffortshavebeenmadetofindoutaboutYetis.Buttheonlythingspeoplehaveeverfoundwere7footprints.Mostbelievethefoot