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1.TheEskimosbelievedthatahumanbeingismadeupofabody,asoul,andaname,anditisnot___1___unlessithasallthree.This___2___hasagreat___3___ontheEskimosdailylifeandrunslikeagolden___4___throughtheEskimosculture.

Asforthesoulofman,theEskimosdonotclaimtoknowexactlywhatitis…but,whodoes?

Theyseeit,however,asthebeginningoflife,andtheenergy___5___whichlifecannotcontinue.

AnEskimo’snameis___6___togivelifeof___7___.Ithasinitallthegoodqualitiesofallthepersonswhohavebeencalledbyit.ManyEskimosbelievethatanewbornbaby___8___becauseitwants___9___nameandwillnotcompleteuntilitgetsit.

Immediatelyafterabirth,somewiseelders___10___to___11___thechild.Thenamethatis___12___mustbe___13___ofsomeonewhohasdied___14___.Whenmysonwasborn,everyonerealizedthat___15___wasgreat-grandfather,Mequsaq(whohaddiedafewmonths___16___,)whohadbeenreborninhim.Thenewbornbabyhadaslightsquint(看一眼)in___17___eyethatoldMequsaqhad___18___totheenemyrideinthebattle.Thiswastakenasa___19___fromthenamespiritthatthebaby___20___becalledMequsaq.

1.A.separateB.completeC.seriousDscientific

2.A.thoughtB.ideaC.beliefD.theory

3.A.resultB.effectC.controlD.touch

4.A.threadB.lineC.wayD.rope

5.A.withB.withoutC.byD.along

6.A.believedB.takenC.heldD.regarded

7.A.hisownB.itsownC.ownD.itself

8.A.sobsB.laughsC.weepsD.cries

9.A.itB.hisC.herD.its

10.A.runB.discussC.gatherD.appear

11.A.nameB.callC.holdD.dress

12.A.decidedB.selectedC.electedD.demanded

13.A.thisB.theseC.thoseD.that

14.A.recentlyB.longagoC.justnowD.meanwhile

15.A.thisB.thatC.itD.who

16.A.sinceB.laterC.agoD.before

17.A.theotherB.thesameC.thedifferentD.other

18.A.hurtB.woundedC.lostD.injured

19.A.choiceB.decisionC.noticeD.sign

20.A.couldB.mightC.wouldD.should

IwenttoIndiafora2-weekvacationtovisitmyrelatives,Westoppedonaredlight,andasalways,therewasalotofactivityoutsidethecarsnearthe.Peoplewalkedin,betweenthecarsnewspaper.waterandanumberofkidslookedforabitofcharityfromthecarowners.It'safamiliarinmostpoordeveloping'countries.

Whilewewerefortheredlighttoturngreen,Inoticedamanoutsideacoupleofinfrontofourstryingtosellbottlesofwater.It'sunusualatfirst.Hewasamaninhis40swithrelativelyclothes.Buthewalkedaroundinastrangeway.Hekindofhiswayaroundthespaces.Hewasblind.

Carryingacoupleofwaterbottlesononehand,hegottotheoutsideofourcar.Outof,mymumdecidedtobuyonewaterbottle.Asshegavethemanthemoney,thelightturnedgreen.Thecarbehindsoundedloudlyand,tryingtogetaheadoftraffic.Seeingthis,mymumkindlytoldthemantothechange.However,withhis-superiorsenseoftouch,hequicklyhisshirtpocketandthrewthemoneyatmymum's.Itwastheexactchange.Thecarsbehinduswerereallygettingoutofcontrol,wedecidedtogoonourway.

IandevencriedwhenIgothome.Here'sablindman,bornin,tryingtosellwaterbottlesonthestreetstomakeendsmeet.Heoursympathy.Lifehasn'tbeentohim,yethe'sgivingithisbestshot.Ithinkthatiswhatisallabout.facinglifebravely.

2.A.signsB.crossroadsC.stationsD.theatre

3.A.givingB.buyingC.sellingD.throwing

4.A.sceneB.playC.activityD.street

5.A.watchingB.askingC.waitingD.changing

6.A.blocksB.crossingsC.turnsD.cars

7.A.everythingB.somethingC.anythingD.nothing

8.A.expensiveB.fashionableC.raggedD.splendid

9.A.pushedB.droveC.clearedD.felt

10.A.eventuallyB.quicklyC.frequentlyD.happily

11.A.curiosityB.sympathyC.thirstyD.politeness

12.A.impatientlyB.casuallyC.naturallyD.carefully

13.A.keepB.returnC.borrowD.count

14.A.searchedforB.wentthroughC.turnedoverD.lookedfor

15.A.handB.armC.faceD.lap

16.A.stillB.yetC.soD.but

17.A.gaveupB.setoffC.heldonD.brokedown

18.A.painB.povertyC.sadnessD.loneliness

19.A.refusedB.enjoyedC.doubtedD.cheated

20.A.richB.unfairC.kindD.bad

21.A.kindnessB.courageC.experienceD.challenge

MyneighborJenniferisblind,butyou’dneverknowit.Shemakessuchgooduseofherother,includingher"sixthsense",thatshehardlygivestheimpressionthatshehasanything.Jenniferlooksafterherchildrenmuchliketherestofus,thatshedoesn’tpushtoohardonthem,reallybenefitalotfromherrelaxedattitude.Sheknowswhentocleanthehouse,andshemovesaroundsofastthatoftendon'trealizeshe'sblind.

Ithisthefirsttimeaftermysix-year-olddaughter,Kayla,wenttoplaythere.WhenKaylacamehome,shewasveryaboutherday.Shetoldmetheyhadbakedcookies,playedgamesanddoneartprojects.Butshewasexcitedaboutherfinger-paintingproject.

“Mom,guesswhat?

”saidKayla,allsmiles.“Ilearnedhowtocolorstoday!

Blueandredmakepurple,andyellowandbluemakegreen!

AndJenniferwithus”.Tomygreat,mychildhadlearntaboutcolorfromablindfriend!

ThenKaylacontinued,“Jennifertoldmemyshowedjoy,prideandasenseofaccomplishment(成就感).Shereally_whatIwasdoing!

”KaylasaidshehadneverknownhowgoodfingerpaintsfeltJennifershowedherhowtopaintwithoutlookingatherpaper.

IrealizedKayladidn'tknowthatJenniferwasblind.Ithadjustneverinconversation.WhenItoldmydaughterthatJenniferwasblind,shewasforamoment.Atfirst,shedidn'tbelieveme.“ButMommy,Jenniferknewexactlywhatwasinmypicture!

”Kayla.AndIknewmychildwasbecauseJenniferhadlistenedtoKayladescribeherartwork.JenniferhadalsoheardKayla'sinherwork.

Weweresilentforaminute.ThenKaylasaidslowly,“Youknow,Mommy,Jenniferreallydid‘see’mypicture.Shejustusedmy.”

Indeed,sheusesaspecialtypeof“vision”thatallmothershave.

22.A.sensesB.meansC.methodsD.ways

23.A.enjoyedB.foundC.missedD.got

24.A.insteadB.exceptC.sinceD.but

25.A.whichB.itC.sheD.who

26.A.childrenB.familyC.guestsD.friends

27.A.witnessedB.heardC.recognizedD.realized

28.A.sadB.satisfiedC.excitedD.sorry

29.A.notatallB.notsoC.alittleD.especially

30.A.mixB.drawC.writeD.paint

31.A.stayedB.paintedC.talkedD.studied

32.A.surpriseB.encouragementC.delightD.excitement

33.A.attitudeB.pictureC.homeworkD.paper

34.A.understoodB.foundC.sawD.touched

35.A.afterB.unlessC.untilD.when

36.A.talkedaboutB.turnedoutC.referredtoD.comeup

37.A.curiousB.quietC.puzzledD.worried

38.A.criedB.insistedC.requiredD.informed

39.A.uncertainB.wrongC.worriedD.right

40.A.shortcomingsB.difficultiesC.prideD.description

41.A.eyesB.pensC.handsD.paper

Agroupoffrogswastravelingthroughthewoodsandtwoofthemfellintoapit(坑).Alltheotherfrogsgatheredarounditandwatchedasthetwofrogstriedtojumpout.Thepitwasverydeepanditlookedasiftherewasnoway,sotheystartedyellingatthetwofrogsto."Thepitistoodeep.Youwilldie,"theysaidtogether.Whenthefrogskepttrying,thecrowdyelled.Afterawhile,oneofthefrogsbelievedwhattheothersweresaying,andfelldownand.

 But,thesecondfrogkeptjumpinghardthenegativeremarksofthosethatkeptyellingathertoaccepttheandjustdie.Finally,withonebigleap,sheitoutofthepit!

 

 Infact,thesecondfrogwasandunabletohearwhattheothershadbeensaying.Shethoughttheyhadbeenherontheentiretimetheywereyelling!

Whatshehadconsideredasencouragementhertotryharderandsucceed.Andthatmadeallthe!

 

Withapositiveandbeingdeaftoothers'opinions,thesecondfrogreachedhergoalsbyusingsuchasencouragement,insteadofbeingbyotherslikethefirstfrog,whofailedtodevelophertostruggleforsurvival.,whenweovercomeothers'criticismorcomments,wecandoanythingwesetourmindsto,justasthesecondfrogdid.

42.A.awayB.outC.onD.over

43.A.giveupB.giveoutC.dropoutD.dropin

44.A.lostB.missedC.trappedD.tired

45.A.higherB.louderC.clearerD.bigger

46.A.diedB.stoppedC.restedD.watched

47.A.obviouslyB.disappointinglyC.undoubtedlyD.amazingly

48.A.besidesB.forC.despiteD.except

49.A.problemB.lifeC.chanceD.fate

50.A.madeB.jumpedC.tookD.saved

51.A.dumbB.deafC.lameD.blind

52.A.callingB.holdingC.cheeringD.pushing

53.A.mistakenlyB.BrightlyC.roughlyD.perfectly

54.A.letB.attractedC.inspiredD.kept

55.A.resultB.differenceC.achievementD.progress

56.A.expressionB.EmotionC.soulD.attitude

57.A.possibilityB.certaintyC.crueltyD.negativity

58.A.influencedB.threatenedC.suspectedD.advised

59.A.energyB.spiritC.potentialD.mood

60.A.HoweverB.ThusC.FinallyD.Actually

61.A.surprisingB.annoyingC.discouragingD.confusing

 

参考答案

1.1-5BCBAB6-10ABDDC11-15ABDAC16-20DBCDD

【解析】

本文是叙述Eskimos(爱斯基摩人)对新生婴儿起名字的故事。

1.B。

根据空的前后意思,如果没有躯体、灵魂和名字就不“完整”。

2.C。

从文章开头的believed一词可以得知上面提到的是一种“信仰”。

3.B。

haveagreateffecton(对…有影响)是固定短语。

4.A。

从前面run和后面的through可以得知,信仰像“金线”一样每天从他们的文化中“穿过”,line不能指具体的“线”。

5.B。

根据文章前后的意思,当生命开始时,要是“没有”能量,生命就不能继续,也就是说,有了能量,生命才能够继续。

6.A。

根据文章开头的believe可得出答案。

7.B。

表示相信名字是他们“自己的”生命。

8.D。

根据常识,新生婴儿一出生就会“啼哭”。

9.D。

从上下文的几个it可以得出答案。

10.C。

根据句意,孩子生下来不久,几个老者就“聚集”在一起给孩子取“名字”可以判断出第10和11题两个答案。

11.A。

根据第10题,答案不能选call,call是“喊某人的名字”,name是“给某人取名字”。

12.B。

根据后面的意思,名字必须在最近死了的人的名字中“选择”。

13.D。

that代替上文提到的名

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