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2.A.doubtedB.wishedC.expectedD.agreed
3.A.InsteadB.BesidesC.ThusD.Also
4.A.muchB.longC.oftenD.heavy
5.A.rangedB.repliedC.involvedD.remained
6.A.affectB.matterC.benefitD.help
7.A.whenB.whereC.howfarD.howlong
8.A.successB.pointC.problemD.skill
9.A.armB.headC.neckD.back
10.A.flexibleB.sensitive
C.brokenD.paralyzed
11.A.shapeB.weightC.materialD.size
12.A.andB.sinceC.butD.if
13.A.stressesB.joysC.surprisesD.doubts
14.A.beyondB.withinC.throughD.like
15.A.somethingB.nothing
C.anythingD.everything
16.A.hurtB.improve
C.increaseD.adjust
17.A.carefulB.afraid
C.incapableD.ashamed
18.A.catchupwith B.keeptrackof
C.putupwithD.letgoof
19.A.storiesB.burdensC.workD.feelings
20.A.RefuseB.PromiseC.SupposeD.Remember
B
Mydaughterisasingleparent.Sheworkshardto1forherselfandherthreeyoungsons.Shebudgetscarefullyand2toplanforthelittleluxuries(奢侈品)andtreatsthatotherstakeforgranted.Whenhereldestson,David,wanteda3sothathecoulddoanafter-schoolnewspaperdeliveryjob,she4andsoon,hewastheproud5ofagoodsecond-handbike.
Oneafternoon,mydaughteraskedDavidtogotoalocalshop.Herodehisbicycle,6foolishlyleftitoutsidetheshopwithout7itup.WhenDavidcameoutoftheshop,itwas8.Hewalkedhomein9andthen,togetherwithhisfrustratedmother,wenttothelocalpolicestationtoreportthe10.
Imaginetheir11whentheyarrivedatthestation:
acarparkedoutfronthadDavid’sbikewedged(挤进)initsboot(汽车后部的行李箱).The12toldthemhowhe’dseenagroupofkids13thebikeoncemygrandsonhadgoneinsidetheshop.
Thedriver–inhislateteenshimself–hadcalledouttothemto“leavethatbike14!
”Despitethis,onememberofthegroup15onthebicycleandrodeitawaywhiletheothersfollowed.Nottobe16,theteengotinhiscar,droveafterthemand17thattheygivethestolenbikeback.
Hewashappytobeableto18ittomygrandsontogetherwithalecture(echoedbythepolicemanandhismother)aboutthesillinessof19tousethebikelock.20,inalltheexcitement,heslippedaway,withoutevengivingthemhisnameortelephonenumber.
1.A.standB.provideC.changeD.watch
2.A.permitsB.refusesC.managesD.decides
3.A.bicycleB.watchC.phoneD.backpack
4.A.gaveoutB.setasideC.savedupD.workedup
5.A.driverB.workerC.sellerD.owner
6.A.andB.butC.soD.when
7.A.lockingB.pickingC.coveringD.hiding
8.A.leftB.missedC.brokenD.gone
9.A.surpriseB.troubleC.tearsD.peace
10.A.dangerB.theftC.accidentD.fight
11.A.joyB.regretC.angerD.disappointment
12.A.policemanB.managerC.teacherD.driver
13.A.rideB.fixC.stealD.knock
14.A.outB.offC.awayD.alone
15.A.jumpedB.touchedC.walkedD.moved
16.A.annoyedB.angryC.confusedD.discouraged
17.A.advisedB.demandedC.forcedD.promised
18.A.donateB.explainC.returnD.pass
19.A.learningB.teachingC.remindingD.failing
20.A.BesidesB.ThenC.FinallyD.Therefore
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C
Thatsummer,Lukehadbeenmyclosestcompanionforfiveyears.Wegetlotsof1inourareaduringthesummerseason.Manyforestsarebadly2byfireeachyear.Thathotsummer,notfarfromourshelter,aforest3fire.ItwasJuly,andtherehadbeenaheatwavegoingonforthreedays.
Lukerushedtowardtheforestwherethefirewassendingouta4heat.TherewasnolongeranyhopeatthatmomenttowaitforLuketocomebacktothe5.Infact,Iwaswaitingforfirefighterstotellmethathehad6intheforest.Suddenly,afiremanburstintomyofficeand7methatmydogLukehadsucceededinsavingfourkittenswhohadbeen8bytheflames.Accordingtothefireman,Lukeseizedthekittens,onebyonemovingthemtoa9place.
Iimmediately10thefiremantotheforesttopickuptherescuedkittens.11wegottothesceneoftheincident,wesawthatLukewasnotthere.Thenweheardthe12ofadogbarkingintheforest.I13thebarksasLuke’s.Thefiremenfollowedthe14ofthedoguntiltheyfoundhimbarkingloudlybythesideofaninjuredfiremanwhowaslyingonthegroundand15waitingforrescue.
ThankstoLuke,fourkittensandafiremanweresaved.Thatday,IwasveryproudofLukeforhistwoheroic16.Lukeshowedmuchcompassion(同情心)forbothanimalslikehimandforahumanbeingwhowastryingtoputoutthefirewithhiscolleagues.Truthbetold,my17wasimmeasurable.
IpaidavisittothefiremaninhishouseaccompaniedbymylovelyLuke.Whata18sceneitwaswhenthefiremanhuggedLuketightlytohischest!
“Onethousandthanks,Luke,forsavingmylife,”thefiremansaid.
Thistruestoryofloveandcompassionshowsusthatpetsareloving,caringandcompassionate.Weshouldloveand19them.Littleanimalscando20thingsforhumans.
1.A.rainB.firesC.noiseD.sun
2.A.changedB.removedC.damagedD.treated
3.A.caughtB.setC.madeD.burned
4.A.fierceB.cruelC.heavyD.warm
5.A.forestB.houseC.areaD.shelter
6.A.lostB.appearedC.diedD.remained
7.A.warnedB.informedC.remindedD.promised
8.A.buriedB.trappedC.controlledD.swallowed
9.A.greatB.specialC.safeD.high
10.A.ledB.invitedC.advisedD.accompanied
11.A.SinceB.UnlessC.OnceD.Until
12.A.callB.shoutC.voiceD.sound
13.A.recognizedB.understoodC.treatedD.realized
14.A.directionsB.stepsC.tracksD.smells
15.A.desperatelyB.excitedlyC.especiallyD.deeply
16.A.adventuresB.actionsC.qualitiesD.fights
17.A.excitementB.anxietyC.concernD.happiness
18.A.terribleB.thankful
C.memorableD.significant
19.A.protectB.raiseC.saveD.hate
20.A.funB.enormousC.littleD.risky
D
MyhusbandandIonlyhaveonecar.SoafterworkIalwayswalktohisofficeandwaitforhimtodrivemehome.
Oneday,whileIwaswaitingforhim,abeautifulCadillac1nearme.IwasbusilyadmiringthecarwhenI2thedriver.Honestly,shewasprobablythe3womanIhadeverseenoutsideofamoviescreen.Hereyeswereasblueasthesea,andshehad4likeanevenrowofpearls.Minuteslater,amancameoutofthebuildingandwalkedovertoher.Theykissedanddroveoff.
Sittingthere,5injeansandaT-shirt,Iwantedtocry.Itisso6thatsomepeoplehaveitall.
ThenextweekIsawheragain,andafterthatitbecamealmost7toseeher.Iwould8ifsheandherhusbandateoutalotandwheretheywent.Iwantedherto9thecarsoIcouldseeherinfulllength.Didshe10classy,high-heeledshoes?
Afewweekslaterthisquestionwas11forme.
Iwaswaitinginmyusualspotandthelady’shusbandcameovertotheircar.Heopenedthedoor.12theprettywomanwalkedaroundtothepassengerside–13onawalkingcane.She14onelegwithherhandsandthentheotherone;
shehadaprosthetic(假肢)onherleftlegandabrace(支架)onherrightone.
AstheydroveawayIbegantocry.WhenmyhusbandarrivedItoldhimaboutwhathad15.Hesaidheknewherhusbandandthat,whentheladywas12yearsold,shehadbeen16inacarthatgotstuckontherailroadtracks.Bothherparentswerekilled.Therailcompanymadealarge17withherbecausethecrossinghadno18;
thatiswhysheownedsuchanicecar.
ForweeksIhad19thiswomanandherwayoflife.NowIrealizehowluckyIam.Whenyoumeetapersonwhoseemstobemuchbetteroffthanyou,don’tbe20byappearances.
1.A.rangupB.spedupC.wentupD.pulledup
2.A.noticedB.recognizedC.watchedD.greeted
3.A.proudestB.prettiestC.wealthiestD.luckiest
4.A.earsB.hairsC.teethD.fingers
5.A.coveredB.wrappedC.dressedD.put
6.A.unfairB.lonelyC.surprisingD.touching
7.A.strangeB.boringC.stressfulD.routine
8.A.askB.doubtC.wonderD.expect
9.A.stayawayfromB.getoutofC.pullupD.pickup
10.A.purchaseB.likeC.wearD.take
11.A.raisedB.presentedC.handledD.answered
12.A.ImmediatelyB.SlowlyC.AngrilyD.Curiously
13.A.puttingB.turningC.leaningD.carrying
14.A.skippedB.pattedC.pressedD.lifted
15.A.disappearedB.happenedC.mistakenD.changed
16.A.limitedB.leftC.knockedD.trapped
17.A.arrangementB.fortuneC.settlementD.contract
18.A.signalsB.statio