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（）7.A.restB.sleepC.excuseD.result

（）8.A.leadB.lift.C.teachD.encourage

（）9.A.untilB.AfterC.WhileD.before

（）10.A.PlayB.TravelC.LiveD.Work

Passage2

Ican'

tbelievethehomeworkmyseven-year-oldsonbringshome!

Ihavetositwithhimeveryafternooninordertoseeallthehomework

（1）.Thereissomuchworkandheisvery

（2）afterschool.lhavetogivehimalittletime-out,sohecanswim（3）justgetrelaxedinfrontoftheTV.Thenwecontinuedandit（4）afewhoursatleasttofinishallthehomework.ldon'

trememberhavingsomuchworkwhenIwasatthis（5）andIdon'

trememberitbeingsohard!

ItseemstomeasifIampayingtheschoolandtheyaresendingmychild（6）withsomuchworkformeto（7）himdo!

Whydon'

ttheydoallthisworkatschool?

Ithinkthese（8）aredoingthestudentsgreatharm（伤害）!

Theyshouldn'

tbe（9）togivethekidssomuchworktodoontheir（10）.

Thenthesportispushedagainandagain!

Ihavealwaysbeena（11）ofsports,butIcanseethatmysonisnotasinterestedasI（12）tobe.Icanseethathewouldratherreadordosomething（13）likedramaorart.Iwouldlovehimtobeasponsman,butifthatisn'

t（14）hewants,thenIwouldratherhewashappy.Kidsshould（15）theirowninterestsandnotbemadetodowhatotherpeoplewantthemtodo!

（）1.A.comparedB.followedC.correctedD.done

（）2.A.tiredB.influencedC.surprisedD.pleased

（）3.A.butB.orC.andD.then

（）4.A.collectsB.affordsC.TakesD.writes

（）5.A.relationB.timeC.momentD.age

（）6.A.knowledgeB.experimentC.homeD.example

（）7.A.directB.checkC.encourageD.help

（）8.A.schoolsB.brains.C.choicesD.differences

（）9.A.regardedB.suggestedC.allowedD.managed

（）10.A.serviceB.ownC.EnergyD.shame

（）11.A.strangerB.discovererC.memberD.lover

（）12.A.happenedB.usedC.agreedD.wished

（）13.A.strictB.nervousC.elseD.usual

（）14.A.whatB.whichC.whoD.whose

（）15.A.receiveB.missC.developD.achieve

Passage3

Whatdoyouwantmostinyourlife?

Somepeoplemaysay,"

Iwantalotofmoney."

Iwanttobefamousaroundtheworld."

Now,letmetellyouastory.

AndreaJaegeronce

（1）aprofessionaltennisplayer.Attheageof14,shewonherfirstprofessionaltennischampionship.At18,shereachedthefinalofaVery

（2）match.Butattheageof19,shehadtostophertennislife（3）ofhershoulderinjury.

Insteadofbeingunhappy,shehadhopeofherlife.Shecouldn'

ttakepartintennismatches,（4）shebegantodosomethinggoodtothesociety.Shestartedanorganizationto（5）hopeandjoytochildrenwhohavecancersorother（6）.Sheworkedallyearroundwithout（7）paid.Shewasveryhappytohelpothersandfelt（8）.Shesaid,"

OnceIsatinexpensivecars,andlivedinthefive-starhotels,allthepeoplecheered（9）mebecauseIhitagoodshot.But,Ialmostforgotwhat'

simportantinmylife."

Sometimes,wereallyforget（10）isimportantinlife.Ifthebestthingsinlifearenotthings,whatdoyouwantmost?

（）1.A.wereB.wasC.didD.had

（）2.A.famousB.knownC.wonderfulD.similar

（）3.A.owingB.thoughC.becauseD.instead

（）4.A.orB.andC.howeverD.but

（）5.A.sendB.BringC.takeD.want

（）6.A.illnessesB.happinessC.feelingsD.sadness

（）7.A.usingB.DoingC.givingD.being

（）8.A.satisfyingB.SatisfiedC.interestingD.interested

（）9.A.toB.inC.forD.with

（）10.A.thatB.whichC.whoD.what

Passage4

Ayoungwomaninher20swassittingonthetrain,nexttohermother.Theybothlookedtired

（1）excited.

Theyoungwomanwaslookingoutfromthetrain'

swindow.Suddenly,sheshouted:

"

Mom,look,thetreesarebehindus!

"

Hervoicewasso

（2）thateveryoneonthetrainheard.

Momsmiled.Butayoungcouplesittingnearbylookedattheyoungwoman'

schildishbehavior（行为）withpity."

Pooryoungwoman.Theremustbesomethingwrongwithher（3）,"

theythought.

Awhilelater,theyoungwoman（4）again:

Mom,look!

Thecloudsarerunningwithus!

Momsmiledagain.Andsheseemedveryhappywiththeyoungwoman'

swords.

（5）,thecouplecouldn'

thelpaskingtheoldwoman:

Sorryifweoffend（冒犯）you.Butwhydon'

tyoutakeyourdaughtertoagooddoctor?

Theoldwomansmiledandsaid:

Actually（其实）,wehavejustcomefromThe（6）."

Thenyoushouldgotoabetterone.Becauseitseemsthatyourdaughter'

ssituationhasn'

t（7）,"

saidoneofthem.Theyfeltsobadfortheoldwoman.

No,infactI'

mveryhappywiththetreatment,"

saidthemother."

My

daughterwas（8）frombirth.Today,sheisseeingtheworldforthefirsttime."

Everysinglepersonhasastory.Don'

tjudgepeoplebeforeyoutrulyknowthem.Thetruthmight（9）you.

（）1.A.butB.andC.asD.or

（）2.A.sweetB.lowC.loudD.soft

（）3.A.toothB.mindC.legD.arm

（）4.A.saidB.askedC.shoutedD.danced

（）5.A.FinallyB.LuckilyC.SimilarlyD.Probably

（）6.A.schoolB.FactoryC.museumD.hospital

（）7.A.startedB.improvedC.ChangedD.appeared

（）8.A.illB.deafC.blindD.weak

（）9.A.tellB.findC.surpriseD.please

Passage5

OneSundayafternoon,Marionsatathisdeskandlookedathisbillswhenhisyoungsonrushedinandsaidhappily,"

Happybirthday,Daddy.You'

re40yearsoldtoday,

（1）I'

mgoingtogiveyou40kisses,onefor

（2）！

Whentheboystartedmakinggoodonhiswords,thefathershouted:

Michael,don'

tdoitnow.Ican'

tcomeupwithanywaystosolvemyproblems.I'

mtoobusy!

Theboysoonfellsilentastears（3）fromhisbigblueeyesslowly.Feeling（4）,thefathersaid,"

Youcanfinishlater.Daddyisbusywithbusinessnow."

Hehuggedtheboyhurriedlyaswell.

Theboysaidnothingbutquietlywalked（5）.Thateveningthefathersaid:

Michael,comeand（6）yourworknow!

Buttheboydidn'

t.

Unluckily,afewdayslaterafterthefather'

sbirthday,theboyhadaterrible（7）anddied.Hissadfatherwrote,"

IfonlyIcouldtellhimhowsorryIamformythoughtlesswords,and（8）myheartishurting."

Doremember:

Loveisatwo-waystreet.Wemustwarmlyacceptanylovingact,orotherswilltakeitasa"

No"

anditcanleaveascar（伤痕）.Ifwedon'

treceivelove,ourlifewilllose（9）truemeaning.（10）ismoreimportantthanacceptinglovefromthosewhoarenearanddeartous.

（）1.A.becauseB.soC.thenD.though

（）2.A.eachB.everyC.otherD.another

（）3.A.cameB.leftC.wereD.ran

（）4.A.unhappyB.sorryC.tiredD.angry

（）5.A.offB.awayC.downD.through

（）6.A.giveB.beginC.finishD.do

（）7.A.homeworkB.problemC.luckD.accident

（）8.A.howmanyB.howmuchC.howoftenD.howsoon

（）9.A.itB.itselfC.itsD.it'

s

（）10.A.NothingB.EverythingC.SomethingD.Anything

Passage6

Theteacherstoodbeforehisclassandwasgoingtohandoutthefinalexampapers."

Iknowhow

（1）youhaveallworkedtoprepareforthistest,"

hesaid."

AndbecauseIknowyoucandoitwell,IamwillingtoofferaBtoanyonewhowould

（2）nottotakethetest."

Manystudentsjumpedupto（3）theteacherandlefttheclassroom.Theteacherlookedattheremainingstudentsandsaid,"

DoesanyoneelsewanttogetaB?

Thisisyourlast（4）."

Twomorestudentsdecidedtogo.

Sevenstudentsremained.Theteacherthenhandedoutthe（5）.Therewereonlythreesentencesonthepaper-Congratulations!

Youhavejust（6）anAinthisclass.Keepbelievinginyourself.

Thesameistrueinreallife.TheAstudentsarethosewhobelieveinwhattheyaredoingbecausetheyhave（7）bothsuccessesandfailures.Theyhavelearnedlife'

slessons,eitherfromnormaleducation（8）fromeventsintheirlives,andhavebecome（9）people.

However,thereis（10）youcan'

tdoororlearnorbe.SirEdmundHillarysaid,"

It'

snott.hemountainweconquer（征服）butourselves."

（）1.A.hardB.terriblyC.quietly

（）2.A.dislikeB.helpC.prefer

（）3.A.thankB.praiseC.fight

（）4.A.troubleB.ChanceC.test

（）5.A.resultsB.presentsC.papers

（）6.A.givenB.sentC.received

（）7.A.brokenoffB.learnedfromC.caredabout

（）8.A.soB.orC.but

（）9.A.betterB.busierC.worse

（）10.A.somethingB.anythingC.nothing

Passage7

Studentsthesedaysoftenhavemanyworries.Theyhaveproblems

（1）theirschoolwork,andsometimeswiththeirfriends.Howdothey

（2）withtheseproblems?

Differentpeoplehavedifferent（3）.Somepeoplebelievetheworstthingistodo（4）.LauraMills,ateenagerfromLon