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Iarrivedintheclassroom,readytosharemyknowledge
andexperiencewith75studentswhowouldbemyEnglish
Literatureclass.HavingtaughtintheUSfor17years,Ihadno
36aboutmyabilitytoholdtheirattentionandto37on
themmyadmirationfortheliterature(文学)ofmymother
tongue.
Iwasshockedwhenthemonitorshouted,"38!"andthe
entireclassroseasIenteredtheroom,andIwassomewhat_
39abouthowtogetthemtositdownagain,butoncethat
awkwardness(尴尬)wasover,Iquickly40mycalmness
andbeganwhatIthoughtwasafact-packedlecture,sureto
gaintheirrespect-perhaps41theiradmiration.Iwent
backtomyofficewiththerosyglowwhichcomesfroma(n)_
42ofachievements.
Mystudents43diaries.However,asIreadthem,the
rosyglowwasgradually44byastrongsenseofsadness.
Thefirstdiarysaid,"Ourliteratureteacherdidn'tteachus
anythingtoday.45hernextlecturewillbebetter."Greatly
surprised,Ireaddiaryafterdiary,eachexpressinga46
subject."Didn'tIteachthemanything?Idescribedtheentire
philosophicalframework(哲学体系)ofWesternthoughtand
laidthehistorical47foralltheworkswellstudyinclass,"
Icomplained."How48theysayIdidn'tteachthem
anything?"
Itwasalongterm,andit49becameclearthatmy
ideasabouteducationwerenotthesameas50ofmy
students.Ithoughtateacher'sjobwastoraise51
questionsandprovideenoughbackgroundsothatstudents
could52theirownconclusions.Mystudentsthoughta
teacher'sjobwastoprovide53informationasdirectly
andclearlyaspossible.Whatadifference!
54,Ialsolearnedalot,andmyexperiencewithmy
Chinesestudentshasmademea55Americanteacher,
knowinghowtoteachinadifferentculture.
36.A.worryB.ideaC.doubtD.experience
37.A.impressB.putC.leaveD.fix
38.A.AttentionB.LookoutC.Atease
D.Standup
39.A.puzzledB.sureC.curiousD.worried
40.A.foundB.returnedC.regainedD.followed
41.A.moreB.evenC.yetD.still
42.A.thoughtB.senseC.feelingD.idea
43.A.wroteB.borrowedC.keptD.read
44.A.replacedB.takenC.caughtD.moved
45.A.NaturallyB.PerhapsC.Fortunately
D.Reasonably
46.A.differentB.sameC.similarD.usual
47.A.happeningsB.characters
C.developmentD.background
48.A.shouldB.canC.willD.must
49.A.immediatelyB.certainlyC.simply
D.gradually
50.A.thatB.whatC.thoseD.ones
51.A.difficultB.interestingC.ordinaryD.unusual
52.A.drawB.getYCYC.decideD.give
53.A.strangeB.standardC.exactD.serious
54.A.ThereforeB.HoweverC.Besides
D.Though
55.A.normalB.happyC.goodD.better
BrownieandSpottywereneighbourdogswhometevery
daytoplaytogether.Likepairsofdogsyoucanfindinany
_36_,thesetwodogslovedeachotherandplayed_37_
sooftenthattheyhadwornapaththroughthegrassofthefield
betweentheirownhouses.
Oneevening,Brownie'sfamily_38_thatBrownie
hadn'treturnedhome.Theywentlookingforhimwithno
_39_.Browniedidn'tappearthenextday,and,despitetheir
_40_tofindhim,bythenextweekhewasstillmissing.
Curiously,Spotty_41_atBrownie'shousealone,
barking.Busywiththeirownlives,theyjustignored(topayno
attentionto)the_42_littleneighbourdog.
Finally,onemorningSpotty_43_totake"no"foran
answer.SpottyfollowedTedabout,barkingstrongly,then
runningtowardsanearbywood,asiftosay,"_44_me!It's
urgent!"
TedfollowedtheanxiousSpotty.Thelittledogledtheman
toa_45_spotahalfmilefromthehouse.ThereTedfound
hisbelovedBrownie_46_,oneofhishindlegsstuckina
steellegholdtrap.Horrified,Tednowwishedhe'dtaken
Spotty'searlierrequirement_47_.ThenTednoticed
somethingquiteremarkable.
Spottyhaddonemorethansimply_48_Brownie's
ownertohistrappedfriend.Inacirclearoundthe_49_dog,
Tedfoundsomedogfood—whichwaslater_50_asthe
remainsofeverymealSpottyhadbeenfedthat_51_!
SpottyhadbeenvisitingBrownie_52_,ina
single-mindedquesttokeephisfriendalivebyofferinghisown
comfort.SpottyhadobviouslystayedwithBrownietoprotect
himfrombeinghurt,snuggling(依偎)withhimatnighttokeep
him_53_andtouchinghimgentlywithitsnosetokeephis
spiritsup.
Brownie's_54_wastreatedbyaveterinarianandhe
recovered.Formanyyearsafterwards,thetwofamilies
watchedthefaithfulfriendsfrolicking(嬉戏)_55_chasing
eachotherdownthatwell-wornpathbetweentheirhouses.
36.A.villageB.storyC.neighborhood
D.film
37.A.togetherB.wildlyC.separately
D.happily
38.A.watchedB.heardC.feared
D.noticed
39.A.hopeB.successC.failure
D.information
40.A.wishesB.demandsC.efforts
D.worries
41.A.wentupB.showedupC.tookup
D.putup
42.AnervousB.eagerC.angry
D.clever
43.A.decidedB.refusedC.wanted
D.pretended
44.A.LoveB.HitC.Forgive
D.Follow
45.A.beautifulB.distantC.wild
D.clean
46.A.aliveB.deadC.brave
D.sleepy
47.A.immediatelyB.seriouslyC.directly
D.honestly
48.A.askedB.orderedC.informed
D.led
49.A.injuredB.defeatedC.frightened
D.worried
50.A.regardedB.determinedC.recognized
D.showed
51.A.monthB.dayC.evening
D.week
52.A.anxiouslyB.regularlyC.sometimes
D.calmly
53.A.fearlessB.wellC.warm
D.hopeful
54.A.legB.headC.body
D.tail
55.A.butB.orC.so
D.and
ThereoncewasalittleboywhowantedtomeetGod.He
knewitwasalongtriptowhereGodlived,sohe21
hissuitcasewithTwinkiesandasix-packofrootbeerandhe
startedhis22.
Whenhehadgoneaboutthreeblocks,hemetanold
woman.Shewas23intheparkjuststaringatsome
pigeons(鸽子).Theboysatdownnexttoherandopenedhis
24.Hewasabouttotakedrinkfromhisrootbeerwhenhe
noticedthattheoldladylooked25,soheofferedher
aTwinkie.She26accepteditandsmiledathim.
Her27wassoprettythatheboywantedtoseeit_
28,soheofferedherarootbeer.Onceagainshesmiled
athim.Theboywas29!
Theysatthereall30eatingandsmiling,butthey
neversaidaword.
Asitgrewdark,theboyrealizedhow31hewas
andhegotuptoleave,butbeforehehadgonemorethana
fewsteps,he32around,ranbacktotheoldwoman
andgaveherahug.Shegavehimher33smile
ever.
Whentheboyopenedthedoortohisownhouseashort
timelater,hismotherwas34bythelookofjoyon
hisface.
Sheaskedhim,“Whatdidyoudotodaythatmadeyouso
happy?"
Hereplied,*1had35withGod."Butbeforehis
mothercouldrespond,headded,"Youknow36?
She'sgotthemostbeautifulsmileI'veeverseen!"
Meanwhile,theoldwoman,alsoradiant(容光焕发的)with
37,returnedtoherhome.
Hersonwasshockedbythelookof38onher
faceandheasked,"Mother,whatdidyoudotodaythatmade
yousohappy?"
Shereplied,"I39TwinkiesintheparkwithGod."
Butbeforehersonresponded,sheadded,"Youknow,he's
much40.thanIexpected."
21.A.packedB.carriedC.deliveredD.arranged
22.A.gameB.journeyC.carD.work
23.A.standingB.playingC.sitting
D.waiting
24.A.suitcaseB.bagC.beerD.map
25.A.worriedB.paleC.hungryD.poor
26.A.willinglyB.joyfullyC.respectfullyD.gratefully
27.A.faceB.skirtC.smileD.ring
28.A.againB.oftenC.furtherD.soon
29.A.satisfiedB.delightedC.movedD.shocked
30.A.morningB.dayC.nightD.afternoon
31.A.happyB.tiredC.boredD.thirsty
32.A.turnedB.lookedC.walkedD.jumped
33.A.commonestB.biggestC.weakest
D.trickiest
34.A.surprisedB.terrifiedC.impressed
D.attracted
35.A.atalkB.awalkC.funD.lunch
36.A.whyB.whoC.whatD.where
37.A.joyB.fearC.angerD.content
38.A.victoryB.regretC.peaceD.surprise
39.A.soldB.bakedC.drankD.ate
40.A.noblerB.tallerC.wiserD.younger
四
YourfriendsmightbeinAustraliaormaybejustdownthe
road,buttheyarealljustafewclicks(点击)away.Lifehas21
formillionsofteenagersacrosstheworldwhonowmake
friendsonline.22youusechatrooms,QQ,MSNorICQ,
youare23ofavirtualcommurdty(虚拟社区).
"Irarelytalkwithmyparentsorgrandparents,24Italk
alotwithmyoldfriendsonQQ,"saidFox'sShadow,theonline
nickname(网名)usedbyaSenior2girlinChina."Eightyper
centofmyclassmatesuseQQ25school."
QQisthebiggestmessaging26inChina.Arecord4
millionpeopleuseditoneSaturdaynightinOctober,27to
Tencent,thecompanywhichdevelopedQQ.
AndFox'sShadowmightwellhavebeenoneofthem."I
login(登陆)onFridaynights,andSaturdaysorSundayswhen
Ifeel28.Iusually29about10hourschattingonline
everyweek,“shesaid."ButIrarelytalkwith30,especially
boysormen."
Eventhoughshelikeschatting,sheiscarefulabout
making31withstrangersonline."Youdon'tknow32
you'retalkingto.Youshould33becarefulaboutwhoyou
trustonline."
Manypeoplewouldliketomeetofflinewhentheyfeelthey
havegotto34someoneverywell.Fox'sShadowonce
metoneofheronlinefriendsfacetoface.Itwasagirlwhowas
acomicfanlike35andtheywenttoacomicshowtogether.
However,notallteenagershavebeenso36.Atthe
beginningofthisyear,a17-year-oldgirlwask川edafter
meetingafriendshehadfoundonQQ.Thecriminalsweren't_
37untillastmonth.
A16-year-oldBeijingboy,knownonlineasBartSimon,
dislikesQQusers."IusedtochatonQQ,butIfoundthatmost
peopleweretalking38Jhesaid.Nowhechatsonlinein
English,usingMSN.Buthespendslittletimechattingashe
seesitasa39oftimeandmoney."Ifyouarereally40
toit,sometimesyoujustcan'tconcentrateinclass,"hesaid.
21.A.improvedB.becomeC.changed
D.increased
22.A.WhetherB.IfC.When
D.Unless
23.A.memberB.partC.partner
D.number
24.A.butB.whileC.when
D.st川
25.A.beforeB.atC.after
D.since
26.A.serviceB.productC.structure
D.organization
27.A.grantingB.dependingC.considering
D.according
28.A.sleepyB.tiredC.bored
D.busy
29.A.takeB.costC.pay
D.spend
30.A.friendsB.adultsC.males
D.strangers
31.A.relationB.touchC.contact
D.friends
32.A.whoB.thatC.whose
D.these
33.A.oftenB.usuallyC.sometimes
D.always
34.A.knowB.recognizeC.tell
D.judge
35.A.herselfB.herC.anybody
elseD.everyone
36.A.goodB.fortunateC.safely
D.healthy
37.A.keptB.heldC.caught
D.killed
38.A.uselessnessB.noiseC.nonsense
D.rubbish
39.A.shortB.lackC.waste
D.little
40.A.keptB.heldC.addicted
D.stuck
五
AstheplanetookofffromGatwick,MrandMrsMalloysat
backwithasignofpleasure.
Theyhadthoughttheyhad56beenabletogetaway
onthisholiday,theirfirstholidayalone,withoutthe57,since
theirhoneymoon.TheyhadhadtoaskMrsMalloy'smotherto
lookafterFreddieandGeorge,their58,whileaneighbour
hadagreedto59Annabelle,theircat,fortheirtwo-week
holiday.60therehadbeentheproblemoftakingtheirleave
fromworkatthe61time,allthetroubleofgettingtheir62
andmakesurethe63wasclearwhatAnnabellelikedtoeat.
64theyhadwonderedwhetheritwasallworthwhile.Butthey
were65onaplaneheadingforSpain.
MrsMalloywasstillabit66aboutthethoughtofeating
strange67food,andhadsomerealEnglishteaandtinsin
herbag68MrMalloywonderedwhetherthefewSpanish
phraseshehad69insixweeksofeveningclasseswould
be70totalktothenatives,andanxiously71his
bilingual(双语的)phrasebook.
Noweverythingwassuretobeallright,72theyhad
readquiteafewstoriesaboutthetroublespeople73
abroad.Theywerequitesuretroubleswouldn't74them.
Theyjusthadtositbackandlookforwardtothegoodtimein
ZL.
56.A.neverB.alsoC.alwaysD.fairly
57.A.friendsB.parentsC.servantsD.family
58.A.studentsB.childrenC.daughtersD.
uncles
59.A.teachB.punishC.treatD.take
careof
60.A.FirstB.ThenC.ButD1.So
61.A.rightB.veryC.sameD.last
62.A.auntB.grandmotherC.fatherD.
nurse
63.A.childrenB.neighbourC.catD.
parents
64.A.SometimesB.SeldomC.LittleD.
Though
65.A.actuallyB.infactC.atlastD.no
wonder
66.A.worriedB.pleasedC.afraidD.
satisfied
67.A.oldB.freezingC.ownD.
foreign
68.A.whileB.whenC.whichD.that
69.A.taughtB.shownC.learnedD.
tested
70.A.necessaryB.importantC.valuableD.enough
71.A.lookedatB.lookedthrough
C.lookedforD.lookedaround
72.A.thoughB.asC.sinceD.asif
73.A.hadkeptB.hadlostC.hadboughtD.had
gotinto
74.A.praiseB.happentoC.enjoyD.
appreciate
75.A.EnglandB.SpainC.GatwickD
honeymoon
八
Severalyearsago,whileattendingacommunicationcourse,
Iexperiencedamostunusualprocess.Theinstructorasked
ustolist36inourpastthatwefelt37of,regretted,or
incompleteaboutandreadourlistsaloud.
Thisseemedlikeavery38process,butthere'salways
some39soulinthecrowdwhowillvolunteer.The
instructorthen40thatwefindwaysto41people,or
takesomeactiontorightanywrongdoings.Iwasseriously
wonderinghowthiscouldever42mycommunication.
Thenthemannexttomeraisedhishandandvolunteered
thisstory:"Makingmy43,Irememberedanincidentfrom
highschool.Igrewupinasmalltown.TherewasaSheriff_
44_ofuskidsliked.Onenight,mytwobuddies(伙伴)andI
decidedtoplaya45onhim.Afterdrinkingafewbeers,we
climbedthetallwatertankinthemiddleofthetownandwrote
onthetankinbrightredpaint:"SheriffBrownisanS.O.B.The
nextday,almostthewholetownsawourglorious46
withintwohours,SheriffBrownhadustohisoffice.Myfriends
toldthetruthbutIlied.Noone47foundout
"Nearly20yearslater,SheriffBrown'sname48onmy
list.Ididn'tevenknowifhewasstill49.Lastweekend,I
dialedtheinformationinmyhometownandfoundtherewasa
RogerBrownstilllisted.Itriedhisnumber.Afterafew50
Iheard,"Hello?"Isaid,"SheriffBrown?"Paused."Yes
11well,thisisJimmyCalkins.AndIwantyoutoknowthatIdid
itPaused."Iknewit!"heyelledback.Wehadagoodlaugh
anda51discussion.Hisclosingwordswere“Jimmy,I
alwaysfeltbadforyou52youbuddiesgotitofftheirchest,
butyouwerecarryingit53alltheseyears.Iwanttothank
youforcallingme...foryousake
Jimmyinspiredmeto54all101itemsonmylistwithin
twoyears,andIalwaysrememberwhatIlearnedfromthe
course:It'snevertoolateto55thepastwrongdoing.
36.A.B.anythingC.somebodyD.anybody
something
37.A.B.afraidC.sureD.proud
ashamed
38.A.privateB.secretC.interestingD.funny
39.A.foolishB.politeC.simpleD.brave
40.A.B.C.orderedD.demanded
expectedsuggested
41.A.connectB.dependC.makeD.getalong
withonapologiestowith
42.A.improveB.continueC.realizeD.keep
43.A.notesB.listC.planD.stories
44.A.anyB.mostC.moreD.all
45.A.partB.gameC.trickD.record
46.A.viewB.signC.attentionD.remark
47.A.alsoB.evenC.stillD.ever
48.A.appearsB.C.presentsD.remembers
considers
49.A.angryB.happyC.doubtfulD.alive
50.A.wordsB.ringsC.repeatsD.calls
51.A.coldB.plainC.nervousD.lively
52.A.incaseB.solongC.unlessD.because
as
53.A.aroundB.outC.onD.away
54.A.buildB.makeupC.clearupD.giveup
55.A.regretB.forgiveC.rightD.punish
七
Iranintoastrangerashepassedby.lTmsosorry!"was
myreply.Thenhesaid,"Excusemetoo...Iwasn't36
watchingforyou."Wewereverypolite,thisstrangerandI.
Thenwewent37ourwayaftersayinggoodbye.
Butat38,adifferentstoryistold.Howwetreatour
lovedones,youngandold.Laterinthekitchen,asI39our
meal,mydaughterwalkeduptome,verystill.WhenIturned,I
40knockedherdown."Getoutoftheway!"Ishoutedwitha
frown(皱眉).Shesteppedawaysilently,withherlittleheart_
41.1didn'trealizehowharshly(苛刻地)Ihadspoken.
Thatnight,whenIlay42inbed,God'squietvoice
spoketomeandsaid,"While43withastranger,youare
calmandpolite,butwiththoseyoulove,
youareQUICKtoexcite...Golookaroundonthekitchenfloor,
you'llfindsomeflowerstherebythe44.Thosearethe
flowersshebroughtforyou.She45themherself-pink,
yellow,andyourfavoriteblue.Shestoodtherequietly,andyou
neversawthe46inhereyes."
Bythistime,Ifeltsadandsmallandnowmyowntears
hadbeguntofall.Iquietlywentandkneltbyher47:"Wake
up,mydear,"Isaid,"Arethesetheflowersyoupickedupfor
me?"Shesmiled,"Ifoundthemoutbythetree.I48themina
napkin(餐巾),justforyou.Iknewyou'dlikethem,especially
the49Isaid,"IamsosorrythatImissedthemtoday...And
I50havefussed(慌乱)atyouthatway."
Andshewhispered,"Mommy,that'sokay...Istillloveyou_
51Ihuggedherandsaid,"Iloveyou,tooandILOVEthe
flowers."
Doyouknowthat:ifyoudietomorrow,the52youare
workingforcouldeasilyreplaceyouinamatterof(大约)days.
Butthefamilyyouleave53willfeelthelossfortherestof
theirlives.Andcometothinkofit,wepourourselvesmoreinto
our54thanintoourfamilies-anunwiseinvestment(投资)
indeed.
Rememberthat^5=(F)ATHER-(A)ND-(M)OTHER
-(I)-(L)OVE-(Y)OU.
36.A.everB.evenC.just
D.right
37.A.toB.inC.on
D.for
38.A.schoolB.workC.home
D.office
39.A.cookedB.hadC.ate
D.took
40.A.alreadyB.hardlyC.rudely
D.nearly
41.A.lostB.missedC.beaten
D.broken
42.A.asleepB.awakeC.afraid
D.alive
43.A.dealingB.meetingC.going
D.talking
44.A.floorB.kitchenC.window
D.door
45.A.grewB.boughtC.picked
D.fetched
46.A.tearsB.expressionsC.smiles
D.joy
47.A.deskB.bedC.body
D.knees
48.A.wrappedB.coveredC.put
D.help
49.A.pinkB.yellowC.blue
D.black
50.A.needn'tB.shouldn'tC.mustn't
D.can't
51.A.indeedB.besidesC.anything
D.anyway
52.A.companyB.countryC.place
D.state
53.A.forB.withC.behind
D.to
54.A.strangerB.lossC.meal
D.work
55.A.RESPECTB.WARMTHIC.FAMILY
D.FRIEND
八
Forthepasttwoyears,Ihavebeenworkingonstudents'
evaluation(评价)ofclassroomteaching.Ihave36arecord
ofinformalconversationsinvolvingsome300studentsfromat
37twenty-onecollegesanduniversities.Thestudentswere
generally38intheircomments39howcoursework
couldbebetter40.Mostdtheirremarkswerekindly41
——withtolerance(宽容)ratherthanbitterness——and
frequentlyweresoftenedbythe42thatthestudentswere
speaking43some,notall,teachers.However,44the
followingsuggestionsandcommentsshow,studentsfeel_45
withthing-as-they-areintheclassroom.
Professorsshouldbe46fromreadinglecturenotes."It
makestheir47monotonous(单调的)
Iftheyaregoingtoread,whynot48outcopiesofthe
lecture?Thenwe49needtogotoclass.Professors
should50repeatinginlecturesmaterial
thatisinthetextbook."51we'vereadthematerial,we
wantto52itorhearitexplained,53repeated.""Alotof
studentshatetobuya54textbookthattheprofessorhas
written55tohavehislecturesrepeated."
36.A.keptB.countedC.madeD.
figured
37.A.bestB.leastC.mostD.latest
38.A.rudeB.hard-workingC.angryD.direct
39.A.overB.atC.onD.of
40.A.givenB.takenC.described
D.written
41.A.receivedB.supposedC.made
D.taken
42.A.occasionB.truthC.problem
D.fact
43.A.onB.aboutC.atD.with
44.A.thoughB.asC.whether
D.if
45.A.dissatisfiedB.unsatisfactoryC.satisfiedD.
satisfactory
46.A.troubledB.interruptedC.
discouragedD.disturbed
47.A.lecturesB.noisesC.notes
D.gestures
48.A.holdB.leaveC.dropD.give
49.A.won'tB.wouldn'tC.mustn't
D.don't
50.A.refuseB.allowC.prevent
D.avoid
51.A.OnceB.UntilC.HoweverD.Unless
52.A.putB.argueC.discussD.keep
53.A.yetB.notC.andD.or
54.A.desiredB.reviewedC.required
D.marked
55.A.aboutB.howC.butD.only
九
AstrangethinghappenedtomelastSunday.Itwassucha
beautifuldaythatIdrovetogoforalookinthecountry.
Onthewayback21,mycarstopped.Itwas22gas
onalonelyroadfarfromatown.Idecidedtowalk23I
foundsomeonewhocould24somegas.
Ihadwalkedalmostamile25Ifinallyfoundahouse
neartheroad.Iwasgladtoseeit,26itwasgettingdark.
Iknockedatthedoorandalittleoldlady27longwhite
hairanswered.Shesaid/128waitingforyouforalong
time.Comein.29isalmostready.""ButIonlycome_
30somegas,"Ianswered.Icouldn'timagine31shewas
talkingabout/'Oh,Alfred!Gas?Youusedtoliketea."
Iquicklyexplainedthatmycarwasoutofgas,32she
didn'tseemtohearme.Shejust33callingmeAlfredand
talkingabouthowlong34sinceshehadseenme.She
wasactingverystrangelyandIwasanxiousto3536
shewenttogettea,IwentoutofthehouseasfastasI
could.
Fortunately,therewasanotherhousedowntheroadandI
wasabletobuythegasIneeded.WhenItoldthemanabout
my37,hesaid/'Oh,that'sMissEmily.Shelives38
herselfinthatbighouse.She'soutofhermind,butshe
wouldn'thurt39Sheisstillwaitingforthemanshewas
supposedtomarrythirtyyearsago.Thedaybeforetheir
weddinghelefthomeand40camebackbecauseofthe
war."
21.A.schoolB.homeC.town
D.country
22.A.runoutofB.outofC.burning
D.runningout
23.A.untilB.whenC.sothat
D.because
24.A.fetchB.sellC.buy
D.send
25.A.beforeB.soC.after
D.since
26.A.ifB.butC.because
D.though
27.A.withB.ofC.had
D.wore
28.A.wasB.amC.hadbeen
D.havebeen
29.A.GasB.CoffeeC.Tea
D.Lunch
30.A.forB.withC.without
D.buy
31..A.whenB.whatC.why
D.that
32.A.butB.thoughC.and
D.so
33.A.suggestedB.keptC.stopped
D.enjoyed
34.A.haditbeenB.ithadbeenC.hasitbeen
D.ithasbeen
35.A.stayB.leaveC.speak
D.answer
36.A.BeforeB.AssoonasC.Aslongas
D.After
37.A.incidentB.affairC.experience
D.adventure
38.A.onB.forC.by
D.with
39.A.anyoneB.someoneC.everyone
D.none
40.A.SoonB.oftenC.never
D.seldom
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Learningexperienceshappentousthroughoutoutlives.
Notlongago,IhadonethatIwouldliketo36.1wasgoingto
Marbleheadwithmysailboatteam.Theteamwasracingdown
thehighwayat85mph37_werealizedwewere38.
Luckily,wesawarestareaahead.Ihadabrand-new(崭新的)
$20bill.Iwasso39because
Ihadneverhadthatkindofcashbefore.Butspendingiton_
40_seemedlikethrowingitaway.Weallrushedintothepizza
line.41Igotapizzaandadrink,andwalkedtomytable.
Abouthalfwaythroughthemeal,I42Ihadnotactually
handedanymoneytothecashier.Ihadjust43out,and
nobodyhadnoticed.Ifeltterrible.
Myconscience(良心、)openeditsmouthandswallowedme
inonebigbite.Icouldn't44overit
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