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/806年)OneSaturdayafternoon,Katewenttobuysomethingforhersisterandherself.AsKatewascomingoutofa1,ayoungladywalkedtowardsher.ShesaidshewasMissGreenagoodfriendofKate’ssister.Kate2her.ThenshecalledataxitosendKatehome.She3thedriverwhereheshouldgo.Katewas4thatitwasnottheindirectionofherhome.‘5?’Kateasked.Theladysmiled.Whentheycametoaquietroad,abigroughman6,ontheroad.Hestoppedthetaxidriver,knockedhimdown,andthrewhimoutofthe7.Atthesametime,MissGreentookoutofaknifeand8itatKate.SheaskedKatetokeep9.Themanthenstartedthetaxi.‘Oh,myGod!I'mbeingkidnapped邯架),'Katesaidtoherself.Shetriedtoescape,butnot10.Suddenlyan11cametoher.Shetookoutalipstick(口红)fromherpocket,wrote,SOS?onthewindow,andcoveredthewordwithher12.Afewminuteslater,apolicecar13andthepolicemensawthesign.Whenthekidnapperssawthepolicementheystoppedthetaxi,jumpedintothegrass,andranaway.Thepolicementhen14Kateupandsentherhome.Whenherparentsknewwhathadhappened,theyweregreatlysurprised.Buttheywerealso15becausetheirdaughterhadfinallycomebacksafely.1.A.schoolB.taxiC.shopD.friend’s2.A.knewB.believedC.thankedD.remembered3.A.toldB.askedC.wonderedD.checked4.A.sureB.excitedC.surprisedD.pleased5.A.WhatB.WhereC.WhenD.Why6.A.droveB.climbedC.fellD.appeared7.A.roadB.sightC.taxiD.home8.A.shoutedB.playedC.hurtD.pointed9.A.healthyB.aliveC.relaxedD.quiet10A.happenedB.failedC.succeededD.hurried11.A.ideaB.answerC.interestD.order12A.handsB.backC.dressD.lipstick13A.soppedB.leftC.passedD.turned14.A.liftedB.heldC.putD.picked15A.worriedB.happyC.proudD.successful07年)MyuncleJohnusedtoliveinabeautifullittlehousebytheseainAtlanticCity.Isayhe“usetdo”livethere (51)hedoesn’tlivethereanymore.Hewaskilledtwoyearsago.UncleJohnwrotenovels.Henotonly (52)hisjob,butalsomadealotofmoneydoingit.Whenhedied,hehad$60millioninthebank.AfterUncleJohn’sdeath,Icametostayinhishouseforawhile.IhadbeentherefortwodayswhenI (53)amessageonthescreenoftheoldcomputer.Iwasverysurprised,becauseIthoughtthecomputerhadbeen (54).Themessagesaid,“Youhavenew (55)!”whenIreadit,Ithoughtitlookedlikethe (56)ofanovel.“Thislooksinteresting,”Ithought.“Imtustbe (57)oneofUncleJohn’sfriends.”IdecidedIshouldmakeananswertothe—emailtotellhimorherthatUnclewas (58).However,thecomputerwouldnotleme (59).Everydayforthenextthreeweeks,moreemailkeptarriving.Iprinted (60)ofallofthem.ThestorywasaboutJaneWinterbourne,ayoungwriterworkingonherfirstnovel.ShesenthernoveltoJackTanner,anoldwriterandaskedhimto __(61)hertopublishit.However,hecheatedher,andpublishedthenovelhimse—lfpretendingthathehad (62)it.Thenovelwasvery (63).Tannermadealotofmoney,andboughthimselfahousebytheseainAtlanticCity.ItwasthenthatIrealizedthat“JackTanner”and“JanWeinterbourne”were (64)names.“Jackwas (65)tobeUncleJohn.A.soB.becauseC.thoughD.onceA.lostB.finishedC.changedD.enjoyedA.sentB.noticedC.readD.typedA.brokendownB.turnedoffC.soldoutD.putawayA.informationB.postC.mailD.businessA.pictureB.storyC.endD.beginningA.likeB.aboutC.fromD.toA.deadB.sickC.outD.busyA.playB.replyC.watchD.stopA.copiesB.piecesC.partsD.coversA.teachB.helpC.showD.refuseA.missedB.correctedC.writtenD.boughtA.newB.expensiveC.importantD.successfulA.falseB.trueC.longD.beautifulA.pointedB.speltC.meantD.called(08年)Thisstoryhappenedinasmallmountainvillage.OnedaytherewasanearthquakeNothingwasdestroyedand(51)washurt.Butahugerockfellfromanearbymountainandstoppedinthemiddleoftheroad.Whentheearthquak(e52),manypeoplecametotheroadandsawthehugerock.Someofthestrongestmentriedtolifttherock(53)theroad.Buttheycouldn'tmoveit.Theytriedtopushitbutfailed.Theytriedto(54)itwithropesbutnothingworked."Well,"theyallagreed,"There'snothingwecandoaboutit.We'llhavetochangethe(55)."Atthistimeaboyof12yearsoldsaid,"IthinkIcanhelpyoutomovetherock."

"You?"theyshouted,"Whatareyoutalkingabout?"Themenal（l56）attheboy.Thenextmorningsomepeoplecameintothestreet.Oneofthemshouted,"Therockis（57）!"Morepeopleranouttosee.Itwastrue.Therockwasn'tintheroadanymore.Itwasn't（58）neartheroad."Thisis（59）,"theysaid,"Wherediditgo?"Theboystoodinthestreet（,60）,"ItoldyouIcouldmoveitlastnight."Theboywalkedovertowherethe（61）hadbeenanduncoveredsomeearth."Iburiedit,"hesaid.Thepeoplelooked（62）."Yousee,"hesaid,"IdugadeepholenexttotherockandIdugasmallincline（斜坡）uptotherockandtherock（63）downintotheholebyitself.Icovereditwithearth."Thecrowdsshouted,"Whata（64）boy!"Andsomeofthemsaid,"Whyhaven'twethoughtofthisgood（65）?"A.SomebodyB.NobodyC.anybodyD.everybodyA.stoppedB.startedC.happenedD.appearedA.overA.PushA.roadA.LookedA.goneA.VeryA.heavyA.cryingA.streetA.surprisedB.intoB.liftB.stoneA.overA.PushA.roadA.LookedA.goneA.VeryA.heavyA.cryingA.streetA.surprisedB.intoB.liftB.stoneC.offD.ontoC.changeD.pullC.ropeB.laughedC.calledB.missedC.brokenB.quiteC.evenD.VillageD.pointedD.stolenD.stillB.dangerousC.specialD.impossibleB.smilingB.townB.sadC.thinkingD.LyingA.layA.cleverA.boydroppedB.strongB.holeC.rockC.happyC.walkedC.bravestoryD.mountainD.relaxedD.ranD.poorway09年）Threesoldierswereontheirwayhomefromthewar.Theyarrivedatasmallvillage,theywereverytiredand(51),buttheyhadnofoodormoney.TheonlythingtheydidhavewasacookingpotM.Thesoldiersbuiltasmallcookingfire,(52)theirpotonit,andpouredinsomewater.Whenafewvillagersaskedwhattheyweredoing,oneofthesoldiersansweredthathewasmakingstonesoup.Afewmorevillagerswalkingbystoppedto(53)whatwasgoingonwhentheyheardaboutit.“Anysoupneedssaltandpepper, ”firsthtesoldiersaid,(54)somechildrenrantofetchsaltandpepper.“Stonceasnbeusedtopreparegoodsoup,buttomatoeswould(55)itsomuchbetter,th”esecondsoldieradded.Onewomansaid“,Why,IthinkIhaveatomatoortwo!”Sherantogetthetomatoes.“Somecabbagewouldbeaproperchoiceforagoodstonesou”p!saitdhethirdsoldier.Anotherwomansaid,“IthinkIcanprobablyfindsomecabbage,”a(n5d6)sheran.“Ifonlywehadabitofbeefandsomepotatoes,thissoupwouldbefitforarichman's(57).”Tvhiellagersthoughtitover,thenrantofetchwhattheyhadintheirhomes.Arichman'ssoup,andallfromafewstones!Itseemedlike(58)!Thesoldierssaid“,Ifonlywehadalittlemilk,thissoupwouldbefitforaking!”Andsoothervillagers(59)togetsomemilk.“Thesoupisready,”thseaicdooks, “aallnwdill(60)it,butfirstweneedtosetthetables.”Somofethevillagerssaid,“Suachgreatsoupwouldbebetter(61)somebreadandcakes,”tshoeybroughtthe(62)twothingsandthemealwas(63)byall.Neverhadtherebeensucha(64)meal.Neverhadthevillagershadsuchdelicioussoup,andallmadefromstones!Theyateanddrankanddancedwellintothenight.Inthemorning,thevillagersgatheredtosaygoodbye.“Mantyhankstoyou,”thesyaid,’forweshall(65)gohungrynowthatwehavelearnedhowtomakesoupfromstone’s51.A.hungryB.boredC.sleepyD.sick52.A.drewB.threwC.leftD.placed53.A.seeB.tellC.imagineD.notice54.A.butB.soC.or D.while55.A.cookB.doC.inventD.make56.A.aboutB.inC.off D.out57.A.healthB.moneyC.dreamD.table58.A.artB.magicC.interestD.supper59.A.triedB.returnedC.managedD.came60.A.wantB.buyC.useD.taste61.A.overB.besidesC.withD.like62.A.firstB.lastC.otherD.only63.A.enjoyedB.givenC.neededD.brought64.A.cheapB.properC.specialD.public65.A.laterB.everC.sometimesD.never10年)DennyCrookwasafamousphotographer.Hetraveledallovertheworld,takingpicturesformagazinesandnewspapers,andwonmanyprizes.“I?lldoanythingtogetagoodphoto,he”oftensaid.“I?llgoanywhereatanytime,evenifitis(41).”Andhetoldthe(42).Hehadphotosofearthquakes,forestfires,floodsandevenwars.Ifsomethinginterestinghappened,Dennywenttophotoit.Hewasamarriedmanandhiswifeoftenaskedhimtotakeherwithhim,buthealways(43)’.I’lltravelformywork,notfor(44),’hetoldher.“Youwon’tenjoyyourself,andIwon’thave(45)tolookafteryou.Sometimesthere’snotevenanywhereto(46),andIhavetosleepoutside.Ioftendon’thaveagood(47)orabathfordays.Youwo’ntlikeit.‘Denny,I’mnotachild,’hiswifedidn’t(48).’Icanlookaftermyself.Pleasetakemewithyouthenexttimeyougooverseas’.Dennydidnotsayanything,buthe(49)aboutit,andwhenhewasaskedtogotoAfricahesaidtohiswife,‘YoucancometoAfricawithmeifyouwantto.I’vegottotakephotosofwild(50)there.Itshouldbeinterestingandnottoouncomfortable.”Hiswifewasvery(51),andatfirstshehadaveryenjoyabletime.ThenDennywenttooffto(52)somelionstophoto.Hiswifewentwithhim,butbeforelongtheybecameseparated.Shewalkeddownonepathwhilehewalkeddowntheother.Suddenly,Dennyheardher(53).Heranbackandsawherrunningtowardhim.Ahugelionwaschasingher.QuicklyDennytookhiscameraoutofitscaseand(54)itathiswifeandthelion.Thenheshouted‘,(55),woman!Ican’tgetyoubothinthepicture!’41.A.dangerousB.naturalC.convenientD.impossible42.A.lieB.reasonC.news D.truth43.A.allowedB.refusedC.failedD.joked44.A.wealthB.prizeC.pleasureD.luck45.A.moneyB.timeC.interestD.ability46.A.meetB.workC.shop D.stay47.A.mealB.picnicC.room D.party48.A.agreeB.understandC.replyD.complain49.A.worriedB.forgotC.askedD.thought50.A.landB.flowersC.animalsD.people51.A.confusedB.excitedC.surprisedD.disappointed52.A.findB.feedC.drive D.shoot53.A.singingB.cryingC.laughingD.cheering54.A.threwB.firedC.showedD.pointed55.A.HurryupB.LookoutC.SlowdownD.Goahead2011Ididn’tcrywhenIlearnedIwastheparentofadisabledchild.Ijustsatstillanddidn’tsayanything.WhenJennywasoldenough,Isenthertoakindergarten.Onthefirstmorning,Jennyspenthoursplayingbyherself.Itseemedthatshefeltvery(41).However,tomyjoy,Jenny'classmatesalways(42)her,-Yougotalyourspellingwordsrighttoday!IIInfact,herspellinglistwasthe(43).Later,shefacedaverypainful(44)—attheendoftheterm,therewasagamewhichhad(45)todowithphysicaleducation.ButJennywas(46)init.MyhusbandandIwereanxiousabouttheday.Iwantedtoletmychildstayhome!Butmyheartwouldn’tletmeoffthateasily.SoI(47)apale,unwillingJennyontotheschoolbus.Atthekindergarten,Iwasquiteworriedbecauseofher(48)action,Jennywouldprobablyholdupherteam.Thegamewentwelluntilitwastimeforthesack(麻袋)race.SurelyJennywouldfindit(49).Noweachchildhadtoclimbintoasack,jumptothefinishingline,returnandclimboutofthesack.InoticedJennystandingneartheendofherlineofplayers.Butasitwasherturntojoin,achangetookplaceinher(50).ThetallestboybehindJennyplacedhishandsonherwaist(腰).Twootherboys(51)infrontofher.ThemomenttheplayerbeforeJennysteppedoutfromthesack,thetwoboys(52)thesacksuddenlyandkeptitopenwhilethetallboyliftedJennyand(53)herintoit.Agirlnearbytookherhandandsupportedher(54)Jennygotherbalance.Thenshejumpedforward,smilingandproud.Inthecheersoftheteachers,schoolmatesandparents,Isilentlythankedthewarm,understandingpeopleinlifewhomadeit(55)formydisableddaughtertobelikeherfellowhumanbeings.ThenIfinallycried.A.excitedB.lonelyC.happyD.weakA.greetedB.expectedC.encouragedD.folowedA.easiestB.longestC.smalestD.tidiestA.choiceB.problemC.resultD.examA.nothingB.anythingC.everythingD.somethingA.forwardB.fastC.behindD.upA.threw B.pushed C.knocked D.fixedA.slowB.quietC.quickD.secretA.stupid B.simple C.relaxing D.difficultA.schoolB.familyC.teamD.heartA.ranB.layC.walkedD.stoodA.pickedupB.gaveupC.cutupD.madeupA.droveB.hidC.putD.hitA.whenB.untilC.afterD.unlessA.popularB.specialC.necessaryD.possible2012Oneafternoon,Iwenttopickupmymotherfromwork.Igottherealittleearly

,soI(41)mycarbyasmallpark,and(42)forher.AsIlookedoutsidethecarwindow,Isawalittleboy,aroundtwoyearsold,running(43)onthegrassashismother(44)fromashortdistance.Theboyhadabigsmileonhisfaceasifhehadjustbeen(45)freefromsomesortofprison.Theboywouldthenfalltothegrass,(46)up,withoutlookingbackathismother,runas(47)ashecould,again,stillwithasmileonhisface,asifnothinghadhappened.Atthatmoment,Ithoughttomyself,“whyaren’tmostadultsthisway?”Mostadults,whentheyfalldown,makeabigdealoutofitanddon’teven(48)asecondattempt.Theywouldbeso(49)thattheywouldnottryagainifsomeonesawthemfall.Or,becausetheyfall,theywouldfindagood(50)forthemselvesthatthey’nreotfitforit.Theywouldenduptooafraidtoattemptagainforfearoffailure.However,withkids,whentheyfalldown,theydon’tconsidertheirfallingdownasafailure,instead,theytreatitasa(51)experience.Theytryagainandagainuntilthey(52).Theanswermustbethattheyhavenoctonnected“fallingdown”withtheword“failureA”.sa(53),theyarenotdiscouragedinanyway.Besides,they(54)thinktothemselvesthatit’squiteokaytofalldownandthatit’snotwrongtodoso.Inotherwords,theyallowthemselvestomake(55),sotheyremainenergetic.Iwasdeeplyimpressedbytheboyspersistence(^持不懈)andthemannerinwhichhedid.A.leftB.stoppedC.repairedD.droveA.waitedB.caredC.preparedD.lookedA.carefullyB.anxiouslyC.freelyD.easilyA.watchedB.noticedC.surveyedD.supportedA.cutA.holdA.cutA.holdA.wellA.makeB.getC.endD.pickB.longC.fastD.soonB.provideC.practiceD.discover49.A.confusedB.embarrassedC.exhaustedD.surprisedA.causeB.signA.learningB.runningA.progressB.improveA.causeB.signA.learningB.runningA.progressB.improveA.decisionB.resultA.hardlyB.perfectlyA.mistakesB.choiceschanceC.teachingC.achieveC.reasonC.probablyC.plansexcuseD.fallingD.succeedD.matterD.nearlyD.wishes2013‘I’mreallythankfultoourgovernment,foritprovidesuswithsuchagoodtrainingprogram.Thetraininggreatlyhelpsuslivewell.Iwillcertainlystudyhardandlearntheskills.ThenIcan(41)myfamilydifficultiesanddogoodtootherpeople.’alearneronthejobtrainingprogramsaid,feeling(42).Thelearnergr’sandfatherisnearly(80)yearsold,andhasmotheris(43)inbed.Soh