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Text1

Severalyearsago,Melarawasworkinginahospitalasatechnician’sassistant,tryingtoprepareapatientforaCATscan.Beingscannedandchecked,thepatientswere1,soMelaradidsomethingheusuallydidbyhimself:

he2.“IjuststartedsingingBrahmsLullabybut3myownlyrics（歌词）,”Melarasaid,beforesoftlyrepeatingthechangedlyrics.“Closeyoureyesandjust4.It’sase-venmi-nutete-st;gotosle-ep.”

Asaboy,Melaradiscoveredthatsinginghelpedhimmanagehis5andstaycalm.Itbecameanessentialpartofhis6.Butinhighschoolhewasoncelaughedatforsingingtohimself,sohe7hishabitforyears,unlesshewasalone.

Aboutadecadeafterworkingasanassistant,nowdoingasimilar8atamedicalcenter,Melaraisknownandcelebratedforsingingashe9patientsaroundthemedicalcenter,makingthemfeel10duringscans.

Hewritesdownthepatients’11.Ifhedoesnotknowthesongtheyaskfor,hewillsingsomething12,thenrunofftofindthesong,13itandthensingthesongintimeforthepatients’returnjourneytotheirroom.

“Itreallyisas14tomeasitistothepatients,”Melarasaid.WhenMelara15apatient’sroomtowheelthemaroundthehospital,he’llstartwithanintroductionand16arangeofservicestomakethemcomfortable.Thenhegivesthemawarning:

he17tosing.“Oh,it’sjustsinging?

That’s18,”istheusualreply.Thefloodofpositivefeedbackisperhapswhathe19.Doingwhathecouldtohelpthe20ishisaim.

1．A．nervousB．curiousC．confusedD．brave

2．A．criedB．complainedC．prayedD．sang

3．A．forgettingB．shorteningC．makingupD．dancingto

4．A．acceptB．relaxC．tryD．leave

5．A．emotionsB．difficultiesC．directionsD．noises

6．A．studyB．lifeC．successD．custom

7．A．keptB．createdC．changedD．buried

8．A．subjectB．jobC．experimentD．show

9．A．transportsB．feedsC．savesD．cures

10．A．boredB．dizzyC．comfortableD．excited

11．A．illnessB．changesC．requestsD．ability

12．A．difficultB．similarC．specialD．soft

13．A．practiceB．recordC．rewriteD．make

14．A．harmfulB．beneficialC．generousD．useless

15．A．breaksintoB．stopsbyC．arrivesatD．wandersaround

16．A．appreciateB．receiveC．demandD．offer

17．A．likesB．refusesC．continuesD．regrets

18．A．fineB．strangeC．terribleD．normal

19．A．sharedB．expectedC．collectedD．gave

20．A．poorB．illC．youngD．old

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Oneofthemostexcitingarchaeological（考古的）discoveriesinhistorywasmadeinNovember1922,whenHowardCarterwas21inthevalleyoftheKingsinEgypt.Aftermanymonthsofdigging,hefinally22anunknowntomb.

23withhisfriendLordCarnarvon,whowasprovidingthemoneyforhiswork,Carterenteredthe24tomb.Atfirsttherewas25,becausethetombwas26.Itwasclearthatithadbeenrobbedatsometimeinthepast.27,oneoftheworkerseventuallyuncoveredasmallstairwaythatleddowntoanotherdoorthathadnotbeen28.

Carterwentdownthedarkstaircase,walking29incasetherewereanytraps.Asheopenedthe30,LordCarnarvonaskedifhecouldseeanything.Hereplied,“Yes,31things.”Itwasclearatoncethattheyhaddiscoveredwhattheyhadbeen32.ThetombofKingTutankhamunwasfulloftreasuresof33value.Therewereover5,000objectsofsilver,goldandpreciousstoneswhichhadlainthere34forthousandsofyears.LordCarnarvon’s35atdiscoveringthetreasuresdidnotlastlong.Manyofthelocalpeoplewereafraidof36theKings'tombs,andbelievedthatthekingswouldpunishanyonewho37them.LordCarnarvonhadpaidlittleattentiontothese38,butonlyafewweekslater,he39fellillanddied;attheexacttimeofhisdeath,allthelightsinCairowentoutallofasudden,andfarawayinEngland,hisdogalso40.

21．A．travelingB．visitingC．standingD．working

22．A．fellintoB．cameacrossC．passedbyD．knockeddown

23．A．BackB．TogetherC．AroundD．Again

24．A．newB．warmC．darkD．familiar

25．A．joyB．satisfactionC．disappointmentD．surprise

26．A．dirtyB．wetC．emptyD．quiet

27．A．InsteadB．BesidesC．ThereforeD．However

28．A．openedB．lockedC．fixedD．replaced

29．A．carefullyB．quicklyC．confidentlyD．calmly

30．A．tombB．doorC．caseD．eye

31．A．terribleB．commonC．strangeD．wonderful

32．A．lostB．lookingforC．ruinedD．focusingon

33．A．greatB．littleC．lowD．no

34．A．undividedB．undevelopedC．undiscoveredD．unplanned

35．A．fearB．worryC．shameD．pleasure

36．A．buildingB．repairingC．closingD．disturbing

37．A．boughtB．metC．enteredD．cleaned

38．A．warningsB．mistakesC．storesD．jokes

39．A．finallyB．reallyC．suddenlyD．actually

40．A．changedB．diedC．returnedD．disappeared

Text3

Ialwaysdreamedofbecomingafull-timewriter.Aftertwoyearsasasalesman,I 41myjobandmadeupmymindtorealizemy42.NoonecouldtellmewhetherIwouldsucceedornot.Irentedabasementand43towrite.Ihadsomanythingstowritebecausetheenthusiasm（热情）was44inmyheart.

Afterayearorso,45,Ibegantodoubtmyself.Ifoundit46toearnmylivingbywriting.Noneofmynovelswere47thatyear.ButI48tofollowmydream--eventhoughitmeantlivingwithuncertaintyandfearof49.Ibelievedanyonewithadreammustlearntostruggleforthe50.

Duringthehardestperiodofmylife,afriendcametoseemeandtriedto51me,“Cometoourcompany,52wewillpayyou2,000dollarsamonth.”2,000dollarswasreallyabigfortuneatthattime.Itwouldenablemetolivea53life.Asthemoneywasdancinginmy54,somethingclearedmysenses.Hadn’tIdreamedofbeingawriter,afull-timewriter?

“Thanks,butno,”Isaid55,“I’mgoingtosticktowriting.”

Againandagain,Isaidtomyself,“Iwillbe56.Peoplewilllovemynovels.”

57myfirstnovelwaspublishedin1991.Ihadthekindofsuccessthatfewwritersever58.

Twentyyearshavepassed,buttheeffectithadonmylifehas59.NowIoften60thetimeworkinginthatcoldbasement.Iwillsay,“Anyonewithadreamandpersistencewillbesuccessful.”

41．A．tookupB．gaveupC．appliedforD．preparedfor

42．A．mistakeB．gloryC．dreamD．weakness

43．A．turneddownB．settleddownC．bentdownD．lookeddown

44．A．decreasingB．failingC．explodingD．burning

45．A．howeverB．thoughC．thereforeD．anyhow

46．A．difficultB．changeableC．enjoyableD．normal

47．A．producedB．attackedC．ignoredD．accepted

48．A．pretendedB．determinedC．waitedD．agreed

49．A．anxietyB．dangerC．failureD．pain

50．A．intelligenceB．realityC．moneyD．goal

51．A．persuadeB．calmC．warnD．require

52．A．orB．butC．andD．so

53．A．healthierB．poorerC．betterD．simpler

54．A．handB．headC．pocketD．wallet

55．A．doubtfullyB．eagerlyC．firmlyD．willingly

56．A．successfulB．faithfulC．sincereD．generous

57．A．GraduallyB．SuddenlyC．ActuallyD．Finally

58．A．experiencedB．admittedC．designedD．proved

59．A．endedB．weakenedC．changedD．lasted

60．A．hearofB．thinkofC．dreamofD．complainof

Text4

ThreeAppleengineersandthreeMicrosoftemployeesaretravelingbytraintoaconference.TheMicrosoftengineerseachbuyticketsbuttheAppleengineersbuyonlya 61 ticket.

“Howarethreepeoplegoingtotravelononlyone 62?

”asksaMicrosoftemployee.“Watchandyou’llsee,”answersanAppleengineer.

Theyallboardthetrain.TheMicrosoftemployeestaketheir 63 butallthreeAppleengineerscram（拥挤）intoarestroomandclosethedoorbehindthem.

64 afterthetrainhasdeparted,theconductorcomesaround 65 tickets.Heknocksontherestroomdoorandsays,“Ticket,please.”Thedooropensjustacrackandanarm 66,ticketinhand.The 67 takesitandmoveson.TheMicrosoftemployeesseethisandagreeitisquitea 68 idea.

Soaftertheconference,theMicrosoftemployeesdecideto 69 theAppleengineersastheyalwaysdoonthereturntripandsavesome 70.Whentheygettothestation,theybuyoneticket.Totheir 71,theAppleengineersdon’tbuyanyticketatall.

“Howareyougoingtotravelwithoutaticket?

”asksone 72 Microsoftemployee.“Watchandyou’llsee,”answersanAppleengineer.

Whentheyboardthetrain,theMicrosoftemployeescramintoa 73 andtheAppleengineerscramintoanotheronenearby.Thetraindeparts.SoononeoftheAppleengineers 74 hisrestroomandwalksovertowheretheMicrosoftemployeesare 75.

Heknocksonthedoorandsays,“Ticket,please...”

61．A．cheapB．singleC．returnD．special

62．A．ticketB．routeC．meansD．railroad

63．A．routesB．chancesC．turnsD．seats

64．A．DirectlyB．ShortlyC．NearlyD．Quickly

65．A．examiningB．receivingC．collectingD．delivering

66．A．appearsB．sticksC．holdsD．rises

67．A．employeeB．policemanC．conductorD．engineer

68．A．strangeB．foolishC．awfulD．clever

69．A．learnB．copyC．acceptD．watch

70．A．moneyB．timeC．energyD．space

71．A．excitementB．agreementC．disappointmentD．astonishment

72．A．touchedB．puzzledC．frightenedD．delighted

73．A．bedroomB．sitting-roomC．restroomD．dining-room

74．A．entersB．crossesC．leavesD．reaches

75．A．hidingB．sittingC．travelingD．enjoying

Text5

Atweekends,Iwenttothelocallibrarytoborrowbooksasusual.OnmywaythereIwouldpassbythenursinghome.ThistimeasIwalkedtowardthelibrary,Isawanoldwoman76thereallbyherself.TodayIdecidedtogototalktoherinsteadofjustwalkingpast.

Theoldwomanwasvery77toshareherlifewithme.Shetoldmeaboutherfatherwhowasa（an）78workingatafamoushospital.Shetoldmeaboutthewonderful79shehadtakenwhenshewasexploringinAfricaandthe80momentsshehadwithherfriends.Shesmiledwhile81herbesttimes.Wesatthereforaboutanhour.

Shetoldmeshewas82andthatitwasnicetotalktosomeoneaftersuchalongtime.Thelastpe