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tstop13whothegivermightbe.Someofmyhappiestmomentswerespentdaydreaming(幻想)aboutthesender.Mymotherencouragedthesedaydreams.She'
daskmeifIhadbeenespecially14tosomeone.Perhapsitwasoneofmyclassmates,15theoldmanwhoIoncehelped.Asagirl,Ihadmore16imaginingthatitmightbeaboythatIhad17.
Amonthbeforemyhighschoolgraduation,myfatherdied.IwassosadthatIbecame18uninterestedinmycominggraduationdance,andIdidn'
tcarewhetherIhadanewdressornot.Mymother,inherown19,wouldnotletmemissanyofthosethings.Shewantedherchildrento20loved,tobemuchlikethegardenia:
lovely,strongandperfect.
MymotherdiedtenyearsafterIwasmarried.Thatwastheyearthegardeniastoppedcoming.
( )11.A.wonderfulB.beautifulC.carefulD.helpful
( )12.A.workoutB.lookoutC.findoutD.takeout
( )13.A.seeingB.imaginingC.laughingD.listening
( )14.A.kindB.shyC.rudeD.opposite
( )15.A.butB.orC.andD.so
( )16.A.difficultiesB.problemsC.funD.troubles
( )17.A.gooverB.comeoverC.goacrossD.comeacross
( )18.A.completelyB.mostlyC.mainlyD.hardly
( )19.A.surpriseB.sadnessC.angerD.happiness
( )20.A.soundB.lookC.feelD.smell
第2篇
Iwasinlinewaitingformyturn.Alittleboyinthefrontwas11someflowers.
Inoticedthatthelittleboywaspayingmostlywithchange.Itseemedthathehadbrokenhispiggybanktodothis12.Butthecashier(收银员)toldhimhewasfourdollarsshortafter13hismoney.
Theboywasabouttocry.Theladyinfrontofme14,“Well,Icouldpayhalfofthat.”ItoldtheboythatIcouldpaytherest.Wedugintoourhandbags.15,bothofusonlyhadtendollarbills.Othershoppersbegantolookforsomechangeintheirpockets.Itwasamazingand16asallthesestrangersseemedtoreact(反应)withthesamemind.Allwantedtooffersome17.
Withinminutesthecashiersaid,“Ihavetoomuchmoney.”Shedidn'
tneedourtendollarbills.Theladyinfrontofmesaid,“Wait!
Ididn'
tevengeta18togiveanything!
”
Ismiledatherandsaid,“Youdidyourshare,becauseitwasyour19andyoustartedallthis.”Thelittleboysmiledandthankedus.Iwasleftwithagoodfeeling.Isawtheloveandgoodnessofothersallaroundme.Thewomaninfrontofmesmiledandsaid,“Itsurelyfeelsgoodto20,doesn'
tit?
”Ismiledbackandsaid,“Yes!
( )11.A.sellingoutB.checkingupC.cuttingdownD.payingfor
( )12.A.gardeningB.washingC.shoppingD.waiting
( )13.A.changingB.countingC.losingD.throwing
( )14.A.brokeinB.brokeoutC.wentonD.wentaway
( )15.A.ThenB.AlsoC.SoD.However
( )16.A.boringB.surprisingC.scaringD.Touching
( )17.A.helpB.troubleC.wealthD.direction
( )18.A.flowerB.chanceC.dollarD.job
( )19.A.workB.chanceC.ideaD.feeling
( )20.A.takeB.giveC.rushD.accept
第3篇
Atarestaurant,acockroach(蟑螂)suddenlyflewfromsomewhereandsatonalady.Theladyjumpedandstartedshoutingoutof11.Shethenwavedbothofherhands,tryingtoshakeitoff.Herreaction(反应)wassobigthateveryonearoundheralsogot12.
Theladyfinallymanagedtopushthecockroachawaybutit13onanotherladynearby.Then,itwasthe14oftheotherladytojumpandshout.Thechaos(混乱)continued.Afterawhile,thecockroachfelluponthewaiterwhorushedovertohelp.Hestoodstill,15thecockroachwithtwofingersandthrewitoutoftherestaurantrightaway.
Iwasdrinkingcoffeetherewhenthischaos16.Istartedwonderingwhetherthecockroach17thisterriblemessintherestaurant.Ifso,thenwhywasthewaiternotdisturbed?
Hedealtwithit18,avoidingmoretrouble.However,theladiesweresoafraidofthecockroachthattheymadematterseven19.
Whenyougetintotrouble,shoutingandcryingwon'
t20.Mostofthetime,itisnottheproblemyourmeetwithbutyourreactiontotheproblemthatcreatesthemessinyourlife.Ifyouunderstandthis,you'
llbebetterproblemsolversinthefuture.
( )11.A.joy B.fear C.anger D.kindness
( )12.A.excitedB.interestedC.surprisedD.scared
( )13.A.hid B.spread C.landed D.travelled
( )14.A.turn B.duty C.habit D.chance
( )15.A.beat B.caught C.prevented D.punished
( )16.A.diedout B.wentout C.brokeout D.workedout
( )17.A.ledto B.gaveout C.dependedon D.broughtup
( )18.A.terribly B.crazily C.excitedly D.perfectly
( )19.A.more B.better C.worse D.simpler
( )20.A.pass B.help C.solve D.change
第4篇
EwanDrumhasalwayslikedsuperheroes.Headmireshowtheyhelppeople.Attheageofseven,hetoldhisparents,“Iwantto11likeasuperheroandhelpthehomeless.”Afewmonthslater,Ewan'
sfamilyplannedadayof12.Wearinghisredsuperherocostume,Ewan13helpedpassout70baglunchestothehungrypeopleinaparkinDetroit,Michigan.That'
showSuperEwanwasborn.
WorldspreadaboutEwan'
sgooddeeds(事迹).Peopledonated(捐赠)moneyandsomethingelse,andEwanhandedthemouttothoseinneed.When14donatedbottlesofwater,Ewanandhisfamilyheldadrivetogetevenmore.They15thewatertoFlint,Michigan,acitythathadunsafedrinkingwater.Anothertime,abusinessdonatedsixturkeysforThanksgiving.
Withhisparents'
16,Ewanusedsocialmedia(媒体)to17moreturkeys,plussidedishes.Intheend,hesays,“Wehandedout64turkeydinnersto18allaroundDetroit.”
Ewanhasamotto:
Everyonecanbeasuperherotosomeone.AtaneventcalledtheHeroRoundTable,Ewantoldthelisteners,“It'
snot19tohelppeople.Youcankeepsomesocksandsnacksinyourcartohelppeopleinneed.Every20thinghelpsandcanmakesomeonefeelhappy.”
( )11.A.getup B.dressup C.lookup D.putup
( )12.A.giving B.playing C.showing D.seeing
( )13.A.safely B.seriously C.happily D.slowly
( )14.A.someone B.everyone C.noone D.anyone
( )15.A.sold B.took C.lent D.borrowed
( )16.A.thanksB.effortC.helpD.knowledge
( )17.A.putoff B.comeacross C.setout D.askfor
( )18.A.heroes B.friends C.families D.schools
( )19.A.dangerous B.possible C.necessary D.difficult
( )20.A.private B.little C.interesting D.big
第5篇
IanKiermanwasborninSydney,Australia,and11nearthesea.Formorethan40years,heracedininternationalsailingcompetitions.
In1987,Kiermanwascompetinginanaroundtheworldracewhenhebeganto12thehugeamountofrubbishintheworld'
soceans.13hereturnedtoAustralia,hedecidedtodosomethingaboutit.
Heorganizedacommunitycompanycalled“CleanUpSydneyHarbour”.OnSunday,January8,1989,morethan40,000volunteerscameoutto14awayrubbish.Thenextyear,Kiermanmadethecleanupanationalevent.Itwasahuge15.AcrossAustralia,about300,000peoplespentthedayimprovingtheirlocal16.
Sincethen,“CleanUpAustralia”hasgot17everyyear.In2002,forexample,800,000peoplecleanedupalmost15,000tonsofrubbishfromAustralia'
sbeaches,parksandstreets.
Kiermanwas18withthesuccessofhisproject.In2003,hestartedanevenbiggerprogram.WiththehelpoftheUnitedNationsEnvironmentProgram,heintroduced“CleanUptheWorld”,aninternationalprogramthatsupportscommunitiesaroundtheworldin19andprotectingtheenvironment.“CleanUptheWorld”hasgrown20andhiswonderfulideahasnowspreadfromonecitytothewholeworld.
( )11.A.cameup B.setup C.grewup D.lookedup
( )12.A.save B.collect C.notice D.produce
( )13.A.Because B.When C.Unless D.Though
( )14.A.clear B.send C.turn D.give
( )15.A.problem B.success C.surprise D.failure
( )16.A.culture B.project C.government D.environment
( )17.A.older B.smaller C.bigger D.faster
( )18.A.happy B.angry C.disappointed D.concerned
( )19.A.makingup B.cleaningup C.throwingawayD.givingaway
( )20.A.loudly B.gently C.rapidly D.busily
第6篇
MyparentsalwaystoldmethatIcouldn'
tdance,becauseitwasagirl'
ssport.ButInever1mydreamofbecomingadancingstar.Ipracticed2,learningfrombooks,moviesandshows.However,withoutmyparents'
3,thatdreamseemedimpossibletoachieve.Onesummer,mylittlesisterMarywasgoingtodancelessons.Iimmediatelyofferedtotakehertothelessons.Whatagood4tolearndancing!
OnedayMaryaskedmetodancewithherintheschooldancingcompetition,because5oftheboysinherclasswouldliketodothat.Theythoughtshewasslow.“Youcanbeagooddancer!
”I6her.“Let'
sshowthosepeoplethattheyarewrong!
”Inthefollowingmonths,wepracticedeveryevening,stillhidingfr