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24．A．pullB．stretchC．pushD．carry

25．A．matureB．determinedC．availableD．ready

26．A．bravedB．improvedC．predictedD．identified

27．A．workingB．refusingC．bleedingD．aching

28．A．progressB．promisesC．historyD．efforts

29．A．hobbyB．adventureC．advantageD．award

30．A．complexB．beautifulC．amazingD．valuable

31．A．deliveredB．postedC．declaredD．remarked

32．A．commentsB．suggestionsC．concernsD．greetings

33．A．gymB．fieldC．kitchenD．office

34．A．unwillinglyB．casuallyC．secretlyD．proudly

35．A．skiB．walkC．runD．cycle

二、（福建省龙岩市2021届高三质检）

GiorgioisamongthecountlesspeoplewhohavemadevideosontheTikTokplatformduringthepandemic.Littledidheknowwheretheywouldlead,butsurelytheybringatouchof41tothefightagainstthesufferingdays.

InJanuary,Giorgiowould42hearmuffled（低沉的）melodiesthroughthewallofhishome;

it43thathisneighborwasplayingthepiano.Giorgiowasreallyenjoyingthemusicandbegan44videosinwhichhisneighbor'

stalentscouldbeheard.

InFebruary,hepostedavideosayinghelefta/an45tohisneighboraskingifthe46personcouldplaythefamousmelodyMyHeartWillGoOn.Theneighbor'

sanswerwas47whenthepiececamefromtheotherside.Sobegana48.Inanothernote,Giorgio49thattheyplayTheRiverFlowsInYouasaduo（二重奏）.TheItalianwasatfirstalittle50whenhestarted,buthefelthappythemomentheheardthemusiccomingfromtheotherside.

ThetwowentontoplaymanymoreduosbutGiorgiostayedcuriousabouthisunknownneighbor.Finally,they51.ItwasEmilandhewas78yearsold.52fromPoland,Emil'

swifehadjustpassedawayandhewasstayingaloneinatemporaryaccommodation.Theonly53lefttoEmilwashispiano.

But,onMarch14,thesadnewsofEmil’sdeath54him.“DearEmil,"

hewrote55hisneighbor.knewverylittleaboutyou,butyougavemebackmypassion,andwesharedthatwiththeworld.You'

llbeinmyheart.Bye,myfriend,Emil.”

41．A．braveryB．positivityC．honestyD．security

42．A．frequentlyB．excitedlyC．surprisedlyD．occasionally

43．A．happenedB．seemedC．turnedoutD．wentout

44．A．sellingB．sharingC．purchasingD．advertising

45．A．noteB．letterC．invitationD．request

46．A．happyB．emotionalC．professionalD．mysterious

47．A．vagueB．timelyC．self-evidentD．negative

48．A．legendB．friendshipC．concertD．journey

49．A．suggestedB．wishedC．orderedD．decided

50．A．innocentB．seriousC．nervousD．scared

51．A．departedB．reunitedC．respondedD．met

52．A．EspeciallyB．OriginallyC．RoughlyD．Similarly

53．A．affectionB．hopeC．bondD．comfort

54．A．reachedB．troubledC．horrifiedD．clouded

55．A．inreturnforB．inplaceofC．inmemoryofD．inresponseto

三、（福建省三明市2021届高三质检）

JudyHeumanngrewupinBrooklyn,NewYork.She21Polio（小儿麻痹症）atjust18monthsold.Althoughshe22,thevirusparalyzedher,makingherhave23useofherhandsandlegs.Atthetime,itwasn`t24forparentssendtheirdisabledchildrentoaninstitution.However,herparentsrefusedtosendtheirdaughter25.Theyjustdecidedthattheyweregoingto26theirdaughter.Hermothertriedgettingher27tokindergarten,butmanyschoolsrejectedher,claimingHeumannwasapotentialdanger.28,shereceived2hoursofhomeschoolingaweekuntilshewasinthe4thgrade.

Eventually,HeumannwasacceptedintoaNewYorkCitypublicschoolprogramforstudentswithdisabilities,butherlifewas29normal,disconnectingfromtherestoftheschool.Shepersisted,becomingthefirst30fromhergradeschoolprogramtogotohighschoolandeventuallycollege.Herdreamwastobecomeateacher.Butsincethere'

dneverbeenateacherhiredinNewYorkCitywhouseda31,sheknewtherewouldbemore32toovercome.Shewas33herteachinglicensebytheBoardofEducation.Fortunately,areporter34toher,andsoon,twoarticlesaboutherexperiencewere35.Then,atage22,JudybecamethefirstteacherusingawheelchairhiredinNewYorkCity.

21．A．hadB．broughtC．touchedD．infected

22．A．escapedB．hurtC．survivedD．recovered

23．A．littleB．limitedC．fullD．flexible

24．A．impossibleB．abnormalC．immoralD．uncommon

25．A．awayB．outC．offD．over

26．A．careB．leaveC．abandonD．support

27．A．adjustedB．addictedC．admittedD．adopted

28．A．InsteadB．BesidesC．MoreoverD．Otherwise

29．A．nearlyB．morethanC．ratherD．farfrom

30．A．teacherB．studentC．volunteerD．visitor

31．A．walkingstickB．wheelchairC．deaf-aidD．guidedog

32．A．barriersB．weaknessesC．differencesD．failures

33．A．presentedB．offeredC．deniedD．awarded

34．A．brokeinB．reachedoutC．cameoverD．tookapart

35．A．coveredB．deliveredC．publishedD．made

四、（福建漳州市2021届高三质检）

MichaelS.Megonigalwantedtohelppeoplewholosttheirjobsbutwasn'

tsureabouthowtodoit.Whenheshoppedatthesupermarketinablue-collarcommunitywheremanypeopleliveinpoverty,anopportunity21:

Acustomercouldn'

t22everythingandwasabouttoputanitemback.Megonigal23paidforhergroceries.ThenMegonigaltoldtherestofpeopleinlinehewouldpay,too.

Atfirst,somecustomerswere24ordisbelieving.SometriedtopayuntilMegonigalexplainedwhatwasgoingon.Some,whohad25onlyafewitemstheyneeded,returnedtotheshelvesformoreatMegonigal'

s26.Anhourpassed—untilthe27billcameto$2,523.32.All28andapplaudedasMegonigal'

sfree-for-allended.Atleast30peoplereceivedfreegroceriesthatday,movedbythe29ofgenerosity,fortheirsourceof30hadpossiblydriedup.

Megonigalhasfoundotherwaystohelppeopleinhisneighborhood—31money,bicyclesandthelike.The32pleasurehefeltinlayingdownhiscreditcardforothersalmosttookhimbysurprise,asdidthedepthofpeople'

s33.

“Itwasenjoyabletowatchthepeoplewhentheydidn'

trealizeit,andtheywerelookingaround,going,‘What?

’”Megonigal34.“Itwas35.Ican'

twaittodoitagain.”

21．A．waitedB．escapedC．returnedD．came

22．A．findB．affordC．carryD．order

23．A．secretlyB．proudlyC．immediatelyD．excitedly

24．A．disappointedB．embarrassedC．confusedD．frightened

25．A．selectedB．exchangedC．listedD．accepted

26．A．convenienceB．mercyC．serviceD．request

27．A．totalB．additionalC．originalD．detailed

28．A．celebratedB．cheeredC．noddedD．shouted

29．A．explanationB．funC．displayD．duty

30．A．energyB．informationC．wisdomD．income

31．A．preparingB．donatingC．receivingD．borrowing

32．A．greatB．expectedC．limitedD．brief

33．A．trustB．admirationC．passionD．gratitude

34．A．guessedB．answeredC．recalledD．imagined

35．A．reasonableB．awesomeC．romanticD．challenging

五、（广东省清远市2021届高三模拟）

Fourth-grader,SarahHaycox,madeithermissiontorightawrong.Andindoingso,shehasshowntheworldwhatone21person,withpassion,cando.

Oneday,when22byanathleticfieldnearherschool,Sarahnoticedasmall23withthenameEdwinT.Prattandtheyear1930-1969onit.She24whohewasandwhathedid.

Aftersome25,shelearnedthathewasacivilrightsleaderwhohaddonemanygoodthingsto26others.Sadly,hewas27justbecausesomeonedisagreedwithwhathewasdoing.

Feelingthatthesmallmemorialwas28bigenoughforamanwhohadsomuch29onothers,Sarah30todosomething!

Therewasanew31goingupnearbyforyoungkids.Shefoundoutwhowere32thebuildingprojectandaskedthemifitcouldbenamedafterMr.Pratt.Throughgreatefforts,hervisioncametoreality!

Almost50yearsafterhisdeath,EdwinPratt’slifeandimpactwillbecelebratedasthenameofthenewschool.

MostkidssimplyhadwalkedbythememorialwithoutthinkingaboutwhoMr.Prattwas.ButSarahhadthe33tolearnmore,thevisiontoimaginesomethingbetterandthecourageto34heridea.Heramazingactionshave35manyotheryoungpeoplearoundtheworld.

21．A．honestB．youngC．cleverD．shy

22．A．walkingB．runningC．ridingD．driving

23．A．museumB．churchC．boardD．memorial

24．A．forgotB．realizedC．wonderedD．explained

25．A．discussionB．researchC．practiceD．thought

26．A．teachB．rescueC．helpD．repay

27．A．killedB．punishedC．blamedD．arrested

28．A．rarelyB．simplyC．merelyD．hardly

29．A．impactB．impressionC．reflectionD．dependence

30．A．stoppedB．decidedC．happenedD．announced

31．A．libraryB．theatreC．schoolD．hospital

32．A．inneedofB．insearchofC．infavourofD．inchargeof

33．A．curiosityB．confidenceC．chanceD．energy

34．A．proveB．changeC．presentD．pursue

35．A．astonishedB．inspiredC．attractedD．