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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

（2）

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

（5）

Atthebeginningofthiscentury,medicalscientistsmadeaninterestingdiscovery;

wearebuiltnotjustoffleshandbloodbutalsooftime.Theywere1toshowthatweallhave“abodyclock”2us,whichcontrolsthe3andfallofourbodyenergies,4usdifferentfromonedayonetothenext.

The5of“abodyclock”shou