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1.A.pleasantB.sadC.commonD.surprising
2.A.meetsB.welcomesC.receivesD.accepts
3.A.caseB.kindC.oppositeD.example
4.A.mustB.mayC.shouldD.will
5.A.ButB.SoC.ForD.And
6.A.wishB.expectC.desireD.consider
7.A.saidB.toldC.askedD.made
8.A.someB.aC.noD.every
9.A.discoverB.findC.makeD.use
10.A.understandingB.wishC.reasonD.expectation
11.A.demandsB.lacksC.hasD.likes
12.A.fortunesB.dreamsC.achievementsD.disadvantages
13.A.blockB.protectC.ownD.gain
14.A.ideaB.peopleC.attitudeD.person
15.A.mindB.lifeC.bodyD.head
16.A.AlwaysB.ThereforeC.HoweverD.Sometimes
17.A.SharpB.AllC.NoD.Bad
18.A.possibleB.probableC.likelyD.able
19.A.ThoughB.SinceC.WhenD.Unless
20.A.towardB.forC.overD.onto
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DearDio,
Thankyouforyournote.Ilikeyour1betweendeathandfailure.Ihadnotthoughtofthesetwointhe2waythatyoudescribe.Ithankyouforbringingthistomy3.
Yourinsightsareverydeep.4yousay,“deathisonlya(n)5butfailurecanchangesomeone’swholelife.”Yes,deathisfinal.Failureistemporary.Deathleavesuswith6.Butfailurecanleaveuswithlessonswhichwill7ourlives.
Ihopethatyourfailuretopassthat8Englishtestwillhelpyou9itwillhurtyou.Pleaserememberthatitisnotbeing10downthatisimportant.Itistheinabilitytogetupthatis11.Youwillhavetolearntogetup,andtogetgoing.Failureisthe“stayingdown.”Itisnotthe“fallingdown.”
Fromreadingyourletter,I12yourEnglishtobeverygood.Youwritebetterthan13ofmyAmericanfriends.Idonotknowthereasonfor14yourEnglishtest.Maybeyouweredistractedthatday.Itis15thatpersonsarejudgedonthebasisofasingletest.
Youwritewell,you16yourfeelingswithexcellence,andyouthink17.Thesecharacteristicsshould18youmovetowardabrightabrightcareer.Justdon’tletyourself“staydown.”Getupand19themallknowthatyouaretalentedandyouare20tosucceed.Ithinkyouwill.
Withbestwishesforafinecareer.
Bob
1.A.ideaB.comparisonC.thoughtD.reason
2.A.sameB.wrongC.correctD.right
3.A.attentionB.heartC.headD.home
4.A.WhichB.WhenC.WhatD.As
5.A.endB.resultC.factD.thing
6.A.somethingB.nothingC.anythingD.thinking
7.A.increaseB.improveC.honorD.treasure
8.A.easyB.simpleC.terribleD.ordinary
9.A.asgoodasB.aswellasC.morethanD.muchthan
10.A.fallenB.stayedC.knockedD.felt
11.A.impossibleB.possibleC.necessaryD.important
12.A.judgeB.acceptC.preferD.expect
13.A.allB.anyC.oneD.some
14.A.succeedingB.passingC.finishingD.failing
15.A.likelyB.reasonableC.ashameD.fair
16.A.findB.expressC.speakD.tell
17.A.deeplyB.thoroughlyC.carefullyD.widely
18.A.leaveB.driveC.helpD.start
19.A.getB.askC.showD.let
20.A.devotedB.determinedC.engagedD.supposed
(3)
Itwasahalf-milewalkfromoursmallhousetothebeachroad,wherethe1wouldbewaitingforus.ButthatmorningJanetwasmuchworse.Shecouldn’tmake2walk.AndIcouldn’tcarryher.Thepathtothebeachwassteepandnarrowand3atthewater‘sedge.
Iwasastrangerfarfromhome.Ididn’tknow4toturnforhelp.ButIneededitbadly.IhurrieddowntothebeachandIfoundhelp.Fourfishermenwereabouttogooutfortheirmorning5.Itoldthemaboutmysicklittlesister.Couldtheyhelpmegetherdownthe
6?
Ihardlygotthewordsoutofmymouth7theydraggedtheirboatbackontothesand.Theyclimbedthehillwithme.OnelookedatJanetandthey8theirheads.Theytalkedsoftlytooneanother.“9sicktositinachair,”onesaid.
“Bettercarryher10inbed,”saidanother.
Anironcot11alongthecliff!
Iwasfrightened.Howcouldtheydoit?
12thementoldmenottoworry.“Trulyeasy,truly13”theysaid.
Theytiedaropetoeachlegofthecot.Eachofthemthrewarope14hisshoulderandheldtheendinonehand.Iunderstoodwhattheymeanttodo.15theycarriedthecotdownthepath,theywouldusetheropestokeepthecot16.Butwhatifoneofthemenslippedandlosthisbalance?
Whatwouldhappentohim–totheothers-to17?
Themenjustsmiledatmyalarm.“That18willmakeusevenmorecareful.”Theysaid.
Themenwentdownthepath.Every19wasacarefulone.Alwaysthecotwaslevel,withneverabump.Whentheyreachedthebeachroad,theyquietlyliftedJanetintothetaxi.20,theystretchedheroutonthebackseat.
WemadethemorningtrainforTokyo.AndthereanambulancewaswaitingtotakeJanettothehospital.ThedoctortoldmethatIhadgotmylittlegirltherejustintime.Janetwouldbeallrightsoon.
1.A.doctorsB.taxiC.boatD.fishermen
2.A.aB.herC.thisD.that
3.A.onlyB.muchC.rightD.straight
4.A.howB.whatC.whereD.when
5.A.catchB.trainC.exercisesD.help
6.A.roadB.wayC.pathD.drive
7.A.whenB.whileC.afterD.before
8.A.shookB.noddedC.heldupD.dropped
9.A.VeryB.TooC.SoD.Truly
10.A.sittingB.lyingC.kneelingD.standing
11.A.tookB.broughtC.liftedD.carried
12.A.AndB.ButC.ThenD.So
13.A.interestingB.excitingC.dangerousD.safe
14.A.overB.onC.throughD.across
15.A.AsB.BecauseC.BeforeD.Since
16.A.smoothB.unchangedC.levelD.unmoved
17.A.meB.JanetC.themselvesD.the-cot
18.A.chanceB.matterC.problemD.time
19.A.walkB.stepC.footD.pace
20.A.AnxiouslyB.QuicklyC.NervouslyD.Carefully
(4)
Theshipfirstappearedasasmallpointonthehorizon.Wehadgrown1atthedelayandcheeredwhenwesawit.Formostofusthiswasan2event,becausethesmallobjectthathadcomeintoviewwasawarship.Husbands,fathers,brothersand3werecominghomeaftera(n)4offouryears.Wewere5thattheshipwouldarriveinabout10minutes.Wecheeredmore6thanever.
Theharbourhadrarely7suchacolourfulscene.Itwasdeckedoutwithflagsandwewereallwearing8summerclothes.Thetimewewaitedseemed9;
butlittlebylittlethepointtookthe10ofashipand,soon,itcamesonearthatwecould11itsname:
Candia,ontheship.
Nowthecrowdcouldhardlybe12.Peoplewerejumpingupanddown,waving;
andlittleboysclimbedonto13vehiclestogetabetterview.Astheshipcameintotheharbour,everybody14eagerlyatthetroopslinedalongtherailings.Soldiers
15wavedtouswildly,shoutingoutthenamesofpeoplethey16orwantedtosee.Thetwoyoungmeninthe17witha“WelcomeHome!
”banneralmostfelloverintheir
18toliftithigher.Womenwerecrying;
others19;
andsomedidnotquiteknowwhethertolaughorcry.Nowthetroopswere20aboveus.Ourexcitementhadmountedtoapeak,forsoontheywouldcomeonshore.
1.A.excitedB.overjoyedC.anxiousD.impatient
2.A.unexpectedB.importantC.interestingD.encouraging
3.A.friendsB.sistersC.officersD.soldiers
4.A.expectationB.waitC.absenceD.disappearance
5.A.knownB.announcedC.explainedD.informed
6.A.anxiouslyB.loudlyC.hurriedlyD.surprisedly
7.A.gainedB.offeredC.seenD.missed
8.A.goodB.comfortableC.thinD.gay
9.A.endlessB.limitedC.enjoyableD.short
10.A.advantageB.leadC.formD.size
11.A.makeoutB.findoutC.letoutD.pickout
12.A.pushedbackB.heldbackC.managedD.comforted
13.A.newB.attractiveC.movingD.still
14.A.smiledB.whistledC.staredD.glanced
15.A.atseaB.insightC.onlandD.onboard
16.A.sawB.recognizedC.lovedD.heard
17.A.crowdB.troopsC.placeD.ship
18.A.hurryB.carelessnessC.excitementD.disappointment
19.A.smilingB.laughingC.screamingD.shouting
20.A.directlyB.highlyC.hardlyD.probably
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Atthebeginningofthiscentury,medicalscientistsmadeaninterestingdiscovery;
wearebuiltnotjustoffleshandbloodbutalsooftime.Theywere1toshowthatweallhave“abodyclock”2us,whichcontrolsthe3andfallofourbodyenergies,4usdifferentfromonedayonetothenext.
The5of“abodyclock”shou