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A teenager wh nce became hmeless graduated at the tp f his class in Hustn, Texas this weekend. Derrick Ng.18, had a 21 childhd, grwing up withut a father and finding his mther in and ut f prisn thrugh the years.
Ahead f his 22 . Ng had been t 12 different schl, At 15, be started t 23 n his wn with sme help frm his mther, but it was barely enugh that he 24 hmeless abut tw yean later. Ng 25 his childhd t VOA. "We ften didn't have that much fd. We didn't have that much mney. We didn't have a 26 surce f incme and that was ne f my biggest 27 in grwing up - that Lack f parental 28 ."
Determined t change his future, Ng 29 all his frustratins (沮丧) int his studies-effrts that 30 landed him as the tp student f his class at Energy Institute High Schl. "I 31 that if I didn't use schld, educatin and the resurces that were 32 t me, then there wuld be n way that I wuld get ut f the 33 I was in," he said.
In December, Ng learned that he had been 34 by Harvard, where he will be attending this fall. It was ,at frst, a 35 …I just gt int Harvard. My heart was 36 ." he said. He was very excited. The yung man 37 his success t discipline(自制力)and laser-like (激光一样的) 38 n end gals. "With a dream in yur heart, yu will have a clear 39 that yu're wrking twards. Althugh it's nt real yet, is 40 that is ging t be real ne day."
21. A. happy .B. bringC. trubledD. bright
22. A. failureB. difficultyC. independenceD. achievement
23. A. liveB. wrkC. learnD. train
24. A. gt upB. grew upC. brke upD. ended up
25. A. recrdedB. repeatedC. recalledD. recmmended
26. A. newB. stableC. spareD. balanced
27. A. desiresB. featuresC. strugglesD. advantage
28. A. pressureB. guidanceC. trainingD. intrductin
29. A. addedB. cuntedC. cmbinedD. directed
30. A. firstlyB. slightlyC. eventuallyD. unexpectedly
31. A. betB. heardC. wnderedD. remembered
32. A. dnatedB. availableC. designedD. affrdable
33. A. trapB. truthC. dangerD. circle
34. A. tldB. invitedC. dismissedD. accepted
35. A. giftB. pityC. shckD. sympathy
36. A. risingB. racingC. beatingD. sinking
37. A. wesB. devtesC. appliesD. cntributes
38. A. careB. fcusC. cnfidenceD. appreciatin
39. A. galB. wayC. planD. psitin
40. A. nthingB. anythingC. everythingD. smething
Clze 2
Hearing my name called,I stepped up n stage t give my first public speech.Steadying my trembling hands,I 41 the sea f peple and wanted t 42 .Then a questin flashed int my mind,”D yu still remember 43 it tk t get here?”
It all started with a(n) 44 I had written in reply t a radi hst’s slanderus(诋毁的)cmments abut 45 rights.I had stayed up fr days 46 infrmatin t ppse his pint.Cntent with my final essay,I submitted it t my 47 fr publicatin.Later,I received a text stating that he 48 nt t publish it because the subject matter was "t cntrversial”. Hurt, I left my jb with my tw weeks’ 49
I tried t submit my essay t thers, believing smene wuld be 50 t get it ut while the subject was still tpical(时下关注的).Hwever, after days f ”thanks, but n thanks” replies, I felt 51 N ne was interested in a n-name writer with a 52 pinin that was against that f a celebrity(名人).Had my bss been right?
53 , I received a”YES”frm a small,yet pwerful nline blg(博客)that 54 wmen.
My essay had thusands f 55 and I rse t fame vernight.In less than a day,my wrld changed and peple were 56 .Then ne day,I received a call asking me t give a(n) 57 in Washing D. C. .My eyes teared up in 58 Me?A middle-aged single mther with nly high schl educatin?
Taking a deep breath,I dived int the speech I had 59 many times,nervus but 60 t make my vice heard.
41. A. cheered frB. lked atC. pinted tD. relied n
42. A. singB. bwC. escapeD. cntinue
43. A. anyB. littleC. smeD. all
44. A. sentenceB. sngC. essayD. bk
45. A. wmen ‘sB. wrkers’C. children’sD. animals
46. A. deletingB. changingC. researchingD. prviding
47. A. assistantB. bssC. editrD. clleague
48. A. chseB. agreedC. struggledD. prmised
49. A. vacatinB. wrkC. nticeD. time
50. A. flishB. respnsibleC. carefulD. willing
51. A. discuragedB. cnfidentC. terrifiedD. ptimistic
52. A. cmmnB. strngC. subjectiveD. lw
53. A. TherefreB. InstantlyC. ObviuslyD. Finally
54. A. learned frmB. dealt withC. fcused nD. aplgized t
55. A. viewsB. explanatinsC. endingsD. translatins
56. A. wrkingB. listeningC. defendingD. marching
57. A. rderB. instructinC. perfrmanceD. speech
58. A. sadnessB. disbeliefC. angerD. relief
59. A. deliveredB. attendedC. endedD. practiced
60. A. determinedB. amazedC. satisfiedD. amused
Clze 3
Abut a decade ag, my grandpa wh was suffering frm Alzheimer’s（老年痴呆症）gt int my car and drve ff. Angel and I 21 the plice, but befre they culd find him, tw 22 kids pulled int ur driveway with my grandpa.
They said they verheard him crying abut being 23 at an empty gas statin 10 miles away. My grandpa culdn’t remember ur address, but gave the kids his first and last name. They lked him up nline, fund ur address, and 24 him hme.
I was 25 n that incident tday while sitting near the edge f a beautiful cean-side cliff. I am suddenly 26 f ftsteps behind me. I 27 arund t see a yung lady wh was almst in 28 slwly walking t where I was sitting. I walked up t her and 29 ,“What’s wrng?” She tld me she was 30 afraid f heights, but was wrried abut my safety and wanted t get ver her fear. Her braveness and kindness truly warmed my heart.
I’ve spent the rest f the day thinking abut what an extrardinary persn she is, and abut thse amazing cllege kids wh helped my 31 , and abut what it means t be a kind and 32 persn. Smetimes yu have t g the extra mile, r face yur biggest 33 , r stand up against yur wn negative tendencies t make a（n） 34 difference in smene else’s life. It’s 35 t start ding the hard things-the right things-fr thers.
21. A. cndemnedB. cntactedC. cnsultedD. fund
22. A. cllegeB. naughtyC. hmelessD. kindergarten
23. A. carelessB. scaredC. lstD. frgetful
24. A. leftB. drveC. kickedD. carried
25. A. dependingB. cmingC. reflectingD. ging
26. A. afraidB. scepticalC. sureD. aware
27. A. turnedB. walkedC. gtD. lked
28. A. sadnessB. surpriseC. feelingsD. tears
29. A. reactedB. thughtC. askedD. replied
30. A. extremelyB. wrriedlyC. anxiuslyD. surprisingly
31. A. fatherB. grandmaC. uncleD. grandpa
32. A. mercifulB. helpfulC. carefulD. peaceful
33. A. curageB. failuresC. fearsD. chices
34. A. psitiveB. littleC. ptimisticD. ppsite
35. A. minuteB. timeC. hnrD. luck
Clze 4
What is a persn suppsed t d with the cllectins f a lifetime? Nt 21 the hliday decratins, but all the things that I 22 : an instrument my sn dragged arund, tea cups my mther lved, the wden tys my father made... . The 23 fr thinking abut cleaning up the huse was that every time I did the laundry, I saw many bxes filled with things I n lnger 24 . Finally, I decided t 25 thse ld things. I started frm the basement but sn returned t my ffice 26 I culdn't deal with the big things dwn there. 27 , it sn turned ut that everything I fund was a big thing.
“It can be bth fun and sad t 28 phtgraphs and letters, but ne thing is 29 : yu will unquestinably get stuck dwn memry lane (回忆往事) and may never get dwn t 30 anything else,” a writer wrte.
I gt stuck dwn memry lane because the datebks (记事本) I 31 were little letters t myself. Fr five years I 32 what I had dne in tiny print (小字体) t fit int tiny squares (方格). Thugh many squares are 33 , there are still a lt f days, and thse days hld 34 . The datebks mean 35 t anyne but me. I shuld have thrwn them away, but I culdn’t. I culdn’t 36 with ut-f-fcus phts, either, r s many 37 : “Things as They Are,” the first bk I bught; “Frm the Pen f the Dreamer” by my childhd acquaintance Lenny Silver.
There’s a ridiculus glass cat, but there’s a stry 38 t it. My mther lved it but she 39 it t her sister. And when her sister died, her family gave it t me.
Our things hld memries and the times f ur lives, which is why it is s 40 t let them g.
21. A. yetB. evenC. stillD. just
22. A. madeB. valuedC. demandedD. changed
23. A. necessityB. desireC. reasnD. result
24. A. neededB. apprvedC. frgtD. wned
25. A. deal withB. rely nC. lk frD. learn frm
26. A. thughB. becauseC. unlessD. until
27. A. TherefreB. MreverC. HweverD. Otherwise
28. A. g thrughB. refer tC. hand verD. shw ff
29. A. necessaryB. urgentC. rareD. certain
30. A. dubtingB. cleaningC. imaginingD. accepting
31. A. bughtB. brrwedC. fundD. returned
32. A. translatedB. wrteC. cpiedD. admired
33. A. emptyB. beautifulC. publicD. simple
34. A. jysB. squaresC. expectatinsD. treasures
35. A. smethingB. anythingC. nthingD. everything
36. A. agreeB. cmpareC. playD. part
37. A. bksB. lettersC. tysD. pictures
38. A. sentB. intrducedC. readD. attached
39. A. explainedB. gaveC. prvedD. applied
40. A. fairB. funC. hardD. imprtant
Clze 5
Lazer lves running, and althugh he experiences a series f ptentially fatal heart prblems, he always cherishes a new finish line t inspire his 21 .
By 2008, Lazer had undergne six heart 22 , and the last ne left him 23 . In an attempt t feel 24 , he decided t 25 his diet and, at the suggestin f a friend, started drinking mre nutrient-packed juices. 26 , he began t feel gd enugh t 27 his sneakers and hit the 28 again.
“After 29 the hspital, my gal was nt t 30 . I wanted t live my life as I desired, and that meant t 31 running and be in the best shape that I can,” he says. “I wasn’t ging t be sedentary and sit n a sfa and 32 the remte. The big thing fr me was that I wanted my wn life. I was ging t d everything I culd t get my life back.”
T Lazer, that meant running, since it was such a big part f that life. 33 , just mnths after that sixth surgery in 2008, he was back 34 the starting line f the Las Vegas 26.2. And this past Nvember, he crssed the finish line f his 18th 35 race.
Lazer 36 running as ne f the main reasns he’s lived well beynd that ne-year prgnsis he gt back in 2004. “I believe I started running 37 knwing that if I didn’t, I wuldn’t be living t 38 ,” he says. “Running is a part f wh I am—I am 39 t be the best that I pssibly can be. It’s such a huge part f my life that my life seems ut f rder if I’m injured r I can’t run. It’s kind f my 40 .”
21. A. recveryB. champinC. cmpetitinD. grwing
22. A. hurtsB. brkenC. surgeriesD. rehabilitatin
23. A. devastatedB. debilitatedC. strveD. hesitated
24. A. brighterB. higherC. happierD. strnger
25. A. pick upB. add upC. switch upD. turn up
26. A. EventuallyB. NrmallyC. QuicklyD. Strangely
27. A. put upB. lace upC. take nD. cntrl with
28. A. masterB. diseaseC. cmpetitrD. rad
29. A. getting ut fB. returning tC. running ut fD. drpping ut
30. A. achieveB. cmprmiseC. changeD. prmte
31. A. trainB. findC. cntinueD. start
32. A. switchB. playC. fiddleD. press
33. A. BesidesB. HweverC. ButD. S
34. A. frmB. atC. nD. abut
35. A. cnsecutiveB. successfulC. rdinaryD. special
36. A. dubtsB. creditsC. hpesD. pnders
37. A. smehwB. anyneC. smebdyD. anyhw
38. A. lateB. lngC. painfulD. relaxed
39. A. thinkingB. strugglingC. bravingD. striving
40. A. drugB. lifeC. anchrD. entire
Clze 6
At 36, I have three kids and a great husband, and I'm enjying a challenging but fun career. Althugh this is 21 , smetimes I feel my heart asking if this is wh I truly am.
The chas f the family kitchen 22 my brain: the nise f the kettle, pts and the dishes, and the cnversatin demands while I'm making breakfast. I escape 23 t my bedrm. Only in silence d I hear the self that is 24 frm the children and wnder wh that persn might be.
S, I jurneyed, fr the first time in a decade, withut my husband r kids. I went with a friend t 25 in Iceland. I hped the cnsideratin f walking wuld help me better 26 wh I want t be. Fr 6 days, I was absrbed in 27 scenery and real weather. The muntains in Iceland 28 black and tall int the heavens against the white f the snw. Lking utside at wild wind and rain and knwing there's n 29 t make freed the sul. Climbing a muntain against sheets f rain and returning t a tent fr a simple meal 30 me hw little I actually needed and hw 31 I felt when uncmfrtable.
I fund 32 in Iceland, and time t cnsider “the me” utside f career and kids as I shared stries with strangers with n 33 past and n expected future. When I stpped talking and just listened, I was surprised at hw my 34 changed — I became mre generus. I learned genersity can 35 mre space, mre fd and mre warmth 36 when there may nt seem enugh t g arund at first glance.
I came hme t nise, chas and lve. I knw the answer isn't waiting ut there n the tp f a muntain r inside my head if I just 37 hard enugh t hear, and it isn't in cnversatin with ther seeking suls. The answer is in frnt f me with every step n my wn life’s 38 .
I'm nt finding myself, but I'm creating myself. I need the strm as much as I need the quietness. 39 is built under a heavy lad. I'm expecting t 40 all f my lads and travel n.
21. A. prgressB. rewardC. successD. encuragement
22. A. disturbsB. awakesC. quietsD. ruins
23. A. instantlyB. eventuallyC. suddenlyD. briefly
24. A. accessibleB. separateC. tiredD. different
25. A. hikeB. vlunteerC. settleD. wander
26. A. judgeB. cnsiderC. questinD. understand
27. A. changeableB. greenC. wildD. surrunding
28. A. turnB. riseC. frmD. appear
29. A. pictureB. decisinC. peaceD. prmise
30. A. remindedB. warnedC. cnvincedD. tld
31. A. stubbrnB. nervusC. satisfiedD. strng
32. A. cnfidenceB. valueC. silenceD. happiness
33. A. sharedB. painfulC. trubledD. glrius
34. A. cncernB. attitudeC. lifeD. character
35. A. develpB. explreC. fferD. create
36. A. indeedB. justC. nlyD. even
37. A. tryB. calmC. mveD. manage
38. A. designB. chiceC. pathD. belief
39. A. PleasureB. StrengthC. SpiritD. Pressure
40. A. think verB. deal withC. lay dwnD. pick up
Clze 7
I was driving hme with my sn Giacm, 15, n the A40 when I suddenly saw a small plane cming dwn. Out f nwhere, it 21 sme 200 yards away frm where we were 22 , verturning and bursting int flames.
We were ging 70 miles an hur and I managed t 23 ; therwise we wuld have crashed int it urselves. I jumped ut, 24 Giacm in the car. I remember 25 at him t stay there since we really didn’t have time t mess arund.
Flames were cming ut f the cckpit (驾驶舱) and I culd hear screaming, s I climbed under the wing and tried t 26 the windws in but failed, and with the heat f the 27 cming ver the tp f the plane, I 28 I might have t give up r I’d be in great danger myself. I fund the small windws at the back f the plane had cracked ( 破 裂 ), s my best bet was t kick thse thrugh. It 29 and, lking back, we were unbelievably 30 ; therwise, it wuld have been a cmpletely different 31 .
I pulled a teenage girl and by ut. Then anther guy, Jel Snarr, arrived n the 32 t help at just the right time. I dn’t think I wuld have been able t get the 33 ut — he was a big guy. 34 , Jel seized him by the arms and gt him ut just in time. I culd 35 straight away Jel had a military backgrund by hw he 36 himself. We’d just gt all three f them, Stuart Mre, wh’d flwn the plane, and his nephew and niece, t a safe 37 when the plane explded.
The emergency services 38 pretty quickly, and then they did their duty. When I gt back t my 39 , Giacm and I stared at each ther, almst laughing in 40 . It was a very strange mment — things like this nly happen in films.
21. A. disappearedB. landedC. crashedD. explded
22. A. livingB. standingC. flyingD. driving
23. A. rllB. stpC. passD. speed
24. A. greetingB. savingC. blamingD. leaving
25. A. shutingB. aimingC. lkingD. smiling
26. A. fixB. cleanC. kickD. shut
27. A. steamB. fireC. waterD. engine
28. A. sensedB. expectedC. imaginedD. admitted
29. A. lastedB. wrkedC. cuntedD. ended
30. A. afraidB. braveC. cautiusD. lucky
31. A. challengeB. adventureC. stryD. lessn
32. A. sceneB. marchC. wayD. g
33. A. stewardB. piltC. driverD. rescuer
34. A. StrangelyB. SecretlyC. InsteadD. Hwever
35. A. describeB. argueC. tellD. agree
36. A. cnductedB. adaptedC. helpedD. accustmed
37. A. returnB. distanceC. rmD. jurney
38. A. went awayB. set utC. turned upD. shut dwn
39. A. huseB. planeC. cinemaD. car
40. A. reliefB. surpriseC. srrwD. cnfusin
Clze 8
When my mm was in kindergarten, she rde the schl bus hme every day. She was really 21 then. Her nrmal bus driver was really nice, but ne day the driver 22 t cme and there was a substitute driver wh was nt kind enugh.
When the bus gt t my mm's huse, it didn't 23 . This 24 my mm. She kept as quiet as pssible, huddled (缩成一团) in her seat. The bus driver drve back t schl, gt ff and came back t 25 the bus. He swept frm seat t seat, checking fr 26 . When reaching the last seat, he saw my 27 . Like any bus driver did when seeing a kid 28 n the bus, the bus driver screamed. Then my mm started crying! The driver then calmed himself dwn, asking my mm in a 29 vice, ''Why are yu still n the bus?" My mm said nervusly, ''Yu 30 my huse.''
The driver felt 31 and then tk my mm t the schl ffice and called my grandma.but my grandma didn't 32 the phne because she was waiting fr the bus and she had a pr hearing. My mm tried hard nt t cry. Nbdy wants t cry in frnt f 33 ,unless they're their parents.
Just then Mr Mueller went in. His kid was in the same class as my mm. He said, "Let's 34 yur mm ne mre time, and if she desn't answer, then I will take yu hme in my truck.”They called my grandma, and 35 she didn't answer. My mm then went hme with Mr Mueller unhappily.
My mm 36 t her mm immediately she gt hme, tld her the 37 , and burst int tears. My grandma expressed her 38 t Mr Mueller befre he left. When my mm stpped 39 hard after quite a lng time, my grandma 40 my mm t write dwn this incident. And thanks t that, I can knw her stry tday.
21. A. ambitiusB. prettyC. shyD. lazy
22. A. hurriedB. prmisedC. desiredD. failed
23. A. calm dwnB. fall dwnC. pull upD. cme up
24. A. annyedB. amusedC. frightenedD. encuraged
25. A. cleanB. repairC. startD. test
26. A. mneyB. bksC. studentsD. waste
27. A. friendB. mmC. brtherD. grandma
28. A. killedB. leftC. playingD. sleeping
29. A. strictB. chkedC. miserableD. cautius
30. A. paintedB. attainedC. destryedD. passed
31. A. satisfiedB. surprisedC. merryD. excited
32. A. hearB. findC. useD. purchase
33. A. fficersB. artistsC. adultsD. teachers
34. A. btainB. frgiveC. callD. request
35. A. luckilyB. firstlyC. strangelyD. sadly
36. A. shutedB. ranC. skippedD. talked
37. A. experienceB. trubleC. jkeD. lessn
38. A. anxietiesB. aplgiesC. thanksD. tensins
39. A. cmplainingB. cryingC. singingD. reading
40. A. advisedB. rderedC. invitedD. frbade
Clze 9
When I was a child my father taught me five wrds that I’ve used all my life—in my acting career, as a mther, in my business activities. If I 21 that I was afraid f the dark, r if I seemed wrried abut meeting new peple, Dad wuld say, “Stand prter t yur 22 .”
A prter is a gatekeeper, wh stands at a dr 23 peple in r ut. Dad wuld get me t 24 myself stpping destructive things—such as fear—at the dr, 25 saying “Cme in” t faith, lve and self-assurance.
As a(n) 26 , befre I went n camera, I’d make sure anxiety stayed ut and cnfidence in my ability came in. As a mther, when I was 27 abut my children, I wuld try nt t let wrry in but wuld 28 my mind with trust in them.
Of curse, there were always times I’d 29 thse wrds.
In 1972 my husband, Fillmre Crank, and I pened the drs t ur wn 30 in Nrth Hllywd. This was a new business venture fr us, and it was a lt mre 31 and cmplicated than we had 32 .
We were n call 24 hurs a day. Smething was always ging 33 . Electricity went n the blink, fd wasn’t delivered, emplyees called in sick. Once, a flu epidemic 34 left us with n maids. Fillmre gave me a 35 : scrub flrs r d the laundry. Fr 10 days I flded enugh king-size sheets t 36 the whle state f Califrnia.
Then there was the 37 crisis. The price f gasline dubled, and turism in Califrnia 38 . Hw culd we fill ur beds? What if we kept lsing mney? What if we failed? Fear and wrry were sneaking in. But I caught them just 39 . I std prter.
I std in the dr f my mind and sent fear packing.
These days at the htel, whenever fear tries t 40 , I just smile and pint t the sign that reads N Vacancy.
21. A. cmplainedB. annuncedC. recalledD. decided
22. A. futureB. findC. familyD. studi
23. A. lettingB. urgingC. invitingD. bserving
24. A. busyB. invlveC. sendD. picture
25. A. sB. andC. butD. r
26. A. fficialB. actressC. maidD. manager
27. A. seriusB. curiusC. anxiusD. cautius
28. A. fillB. changeC. readD. ease
29. A. eatB. twistC. exchangeD. frget
30. A. clinicB. htelC. laundryD. restaurant
31. A. prmisingB. demandingC. cnvincingD. bring
32. A. figuredB. cnfirmedC. deducedD. suggested
33. A. surB. missingC. wrngD. pale
34. A. hardlyB. regularlyC. speciallyD. suddenly
35. A. warningB. cmmandC. chiceD. slutin
36. A. serveB. tuchC. decrateD. blanket
37. A. creditB. energyC. identityD. family
38. A. ceasedB. recveredC. drppedD. bmed
39. A. in timeB. n purpseC. at randmD. by chance
40. A. splitB. shelterC. withdrawD. register
Clze 10
Sme ten years ag, I was studying in a middle schl in Lndn. One day, Mrs. Clara gave a math 21 t ur class. When the papers were 22 , she fund that twelve bys had made 23 the same mistakes in the test.
There is 24 new abut cheating in 25 . Perhaps that was why Mrs. Clara didn’t 26 say ne wrd abut it. She nly asked the twelve bys t 27 after class. I was ne f the twelve.
Mrs. Clara asked n questins, and she didn’t 28 us, either. Instead, she wrte the 29 wrds n the blackbard: On yur way hme yu find sme 30 and yu’re cmpletely sure that yu will never be fund ut. Later smene cmes t ask yu if yu have 31 sme mney he lst. What will yu d?
She then rdered us t write dwn the 32 , and asked us t take ur whle lives t try t find ut ur wn 33 t it.
I dn’t knw abut the ther eleven 34 . Speaking fr myself I can say: it was the mst 35 single thing f my life. 36 , I have been asking this questin t myself when I have t make a 37 .
Because f this, Mrs. Clara has becme the mst 38 teacher fr me in my whle life. I ften think f this: if Mrs. Clara had sclded us as many ther 39 ften did, wuld I g n 40 every day?
21. A. assignmentB. testC. mttD. image
22. A. markedB. gatheredC. distributedD. simplified
23. A. crrectlyB. franklyC. slightlyD. exactly
24. A. smethingB. anythingC. nthingD. everything
25. A. examsB. situatinsC. sayingsD. subjects
26. A. everB. nceC. evenD. never
27. A. kneelB. stayC. standD. punish
28. A. suspectB. instructC. scldD. bey
29. A. fllwingB. abveC. lngD. shrt
30. A. wineB. timeC. mneyD. advice
31. A. abandnedB. fundC. witnessedD. tuched
32. A. prpsalB. instructinC. experienceD. questin
33. A. answerB. reflectinC. accessD. appreciatin
34. A. pepleB. childrenC. strangersD. receivers
35. A. qualifiedB. wrthwhileC. imprtantD. utstanding
36. A. than everB. S farC. till thenD. Frm then n
37. A. prmiseB. mistakeC. defenseD. decisin
38. A. unbearableB. unfrgettableC. incurableD. uncnventinal
39. A. teachersB. chiefsC. studentsD. wrkmates
40. A. selectingB. misunderstandingC. punishingD. cheating
A teenager wh nce became hmeless graduated at the tp f his class in Hustn, Texas this weekend. Derrick Ng.18, had a 21 childhd, grwing up withut a father and finding his mther in and ut f prisn thrugh the years.
Ahead f his 22 . Ng had been t 12 different schl, At 15, be started t 23 n his wn with sme help frm his mther, but it was barely enugh that he 24 hmeless abut tw yean later. Ng 25 his childhd t VOA. "We ften didn't have that much fd. We didn't have that much mney. We didn't have a 26 surce f incme and that was ne f my biggest 27 in grwing up - that Lack f parental 28 ."
Determined t change his future, Ng 29 all his frustratins (沮丧) int his studies-effrts that 30 landed him as the tp student f his class at Energy Institute High Schl. "I 31 that if I didn't use schld, educatin and the resurces that were 32 t me, then there wuld be n way that I wuld get ut f the 33 I was in," he said.
In December, Ng learned that he had been 34 by Harvard, where he will be attending this fall. It was ,at frst, a 35 …I just gt int Harvard. My heart was 36 ." he said. He was very excited. The yung man 37 his success t discipline(自制力)and laser-like (激光一样的) 38 n end gals. "With a dream in yur heart, yu will have a clear 39 that yu're wrking twards. Althugh it's nt real yet, is 40 that is ging t be real ne day."
21. A. happy .B. bringC. trubledD. bright
22. A. failureB. difficultyC. independenceD. achievement
23. A. liveB. wrkC. learnD. train
24. A. gt upB. grew upC. brke upD. ended up
25. A. recrdedB. repeatedC. recalledD. recmmended
26. A. newB. stableC. spareD. balanced
27. A. desiresB. featuresC. strugglesD. advantage
28. A. pressureB. guidanceC. trainingD. intrductin
29. A. addedB. cuntedC. cmbinedD. directed
30. A. firstlyB. slightlyC. eventuallyD. unexpectedly
31. A. betB. heardC. wnderedD. remembered
32. A. dnatedB. availableC. designedD. affrdable
33. A. trapB. truthC. dangerD. circle
34. A. tldB. invitedC. dismissedD. accepted
35. A. giftB. pityC. shckD. sympathy
36. A. risingB. racingC. beatingD. sinking
37. A. wesB. devtesC. appliesD. cntributes
38. A. careB. fcusC. cnfidenceD. appreciatin
39. A. galB. wayC. planD. psitin
40. A. nthingB. anythingC. everythingD. smething
Clze 2
Hearing my name called,I stepped up n stage t give my first public speech.Steadying my trembling hands,I 41 the sea f peple and wanted t 42 .Then a questin flashed int my mind,”D yu still remember 43 it tk t get here?”
It all started with a(n) 44 I had written in reply t a radi hst’s slanderus(诋毁的)cmments abut 45 rights.I had stayed up fr days 46 infrmatin t ppse his pint.Cntent with my final essay,I submitted it t my 47 fr publicatin.Later,I received a text stating that he 48 nt t publish it because the subject matter was "t cntrversial”. Hurt, I left my jb with my tw weeks’ 49
I tried t submit my essay t thers, believing smene wuld be 50 t get it ut while the subject was still tpical(时下关注的).Hwever, after days f ”thanks, but n thanks” replies, I felt 51 N ne was interested in a n-name writer with a 52 pinin that was against that f a celebrity(名人).Had my bss been right?
53 , I received a”YES”frm a small,yet pwerful nline blg(博客)that 54 wmen.
My essay had thusands f 55 and I rse t fame vernight.In less than a day,my wrld changed and peple were 56 .Then ne day,I received a call asking me t give a(n) 57 in Washing D. C. .My eyes teared up in 58 Me?A middle-aged single mther with nly high schl educatin?
Taking a deep breath,I dived int the speech I had 59 many times,nervus but 60 t make my vice heard.
41. A. cheered frB. lked atC. pinted tD. relied n
42. A. singB. bwC. escapeD. cntinue
43. A. anyB. littleC. smeD. all
44. A. sentenceB. sngC. essayD. bk
45. A. wmen ‘sB. wrkers’C. children’sD. animals
46. A. deletingB. changingC. researchingD. prviding
47. A. assistantB. bssC. editrD. clleague
48. A. chseB. agreedC. struggledD. prmised
49. A. vacatinB. wrkC. nticeD. time
50. A. flishB. respnsibleC. carefulD. willing
51. A. discuragedB. cnfidentC. terrifiedD. ptimistic
52. A. cmmnB. strngC. subjectiveD. lw
53. A. TherefreB. InstantlyC. ObviuslyD. Finally
54. A. learned frmB. dealt withC. fcused nD. aplgized t
55. A. viewsB. explanatinsC. endingsD. translatins
56. A. wrkingB. listeningC. defendingD. marching
57. A. rderB. instructinC. perfrmanceD. speech
58. A. sadnessB. disbeliefC. angerD. relief
59. A. deliveredB. attendedC. endedD. practiced
60. A. determinedB. amazedC. satisfiedD. amused
Clze 3
Abut a decade ag, my grandpa wh was suffering frm Alzheimer’s（老年痴呆症）gt int my car and drve ff. Angel and I 21 the plice, but befre they culd find him, tw 22 kids pulled int ur driveway with my grandpa.
They said they verheard him crying abut being 23 at an empty gas statin 10 miles away. My grandpa culdn’t remember ur address, but gave the kids his first and last name. They lked him up nline, fund ur address, and 24 him hme.
I was 25 n that incident tday while sitting near the edge f a beautiful cean-side cliff. I am suddenly 26 f ftsteps behind me. I 27 arund t see a yung lady wh was almst in 28 slwly walking t where I was sitting. I walked up t her and 29 ,“What’s wrng?” She tld me she was 30 afraid f heights, but was wrried abut my safety and wanted t get ver her fear. Her braveness and kindness truly warmed my heart.
I’ve spent the rest f the day thinking abut what an extrardinary persn she is, and abut thse amazing cllege kids wh helped my 31 , and abut what it means t be a kind and 32 persn. Smetimes yu have t g the extra mile, r face yur biggest 33 , r stand up against yur wn negative tendencies t make a（n） 34 difference in smene else’s life. It’s 35 t start ding the hard things-the right things-fr thers.
21. A. cndemnedB. cntactedC. cnsultedD. fund
22. A. cllegeB. naughtyC. hmelessD. kindergarten
23. A. carelessB. scaredC. lstD. frgetful
24. A. leftB. drveC. kickedD. carried
25. A. dependingB. cmingC. reflectingD. ging
26. A. afraidB. scepticalC. sureD. aware
27. A. turnedB. walkedC. gtD. lked
28. A. sadnessB. surpriseC. feelingsD. tears
29. A. reactedB. thughtC. askedD. replied
30. A. extremelyB. wrriedlyC. anxiuslyD. surprisingly
31. A. fatherB. grandmaC. uncleD. grandpa
32. A. mercifulB. helpfulC. carefulD. peaceful
33. A. curageB. failuresC. fearsD. chices
34. A. psitiveB. littleC. ptimisticD. ppsite
35. A. minuteB. timeC. hnrD. luck
Clze 4
What is a persn suppsed t d with the cllectins f a lifetime? Nt 21 the hliday decratins, but all the things that I 22 : an instrument my sn dragged arund, tea cups my mther lved, the wden tys my father made... . The 23 fr thinking abut cleaning up the huse was that every time I did the laundry, I saw many bxes filled with things I n lnger 24 . Finally, I decided t 25 thse ld things. I started frm the basement but sn returned t my ffice 26 I culdn't deal with the big things dwn there. 27 , it sn turned ut that everything I fund was a big thing.
“It can be bth fun and sad t 28 phtgraphs and letters, but ne thing is 29 : yu will unquestinably get stuck dwn memry lane (回忆往事) and may never get dwn t 30 anything else,” a writer wrte.
I gt stuck dwn memry lane because the datebks (记事本) I 31 were little letters t myself. Fr five years I 32 what I had dne in tiny print (小字体) t fit int tiny squares (方格). Thugh many squares are 33 , there are still a lt f days, and thse days hld 34 . The datebks mean 35 t anyne but me. I shuld have thrwn them away, but I culdn’t. I culdn’t 36 with ut-f-fcus phts, either, r s many 37 : “Things as They Are,” the first bk I bught; “Frm the Pen f the Dreamer” by my childhd acquaintance Lenny Silver.
There’s a ridiculus glass cat, but there’s a stry 38 t it. My mther lved it but she 39 it t her sister. And when her sister died, her family gave it t me.
Our things hld memries and the times f ur lives, which is why it is s 40 t let them g.
21. A. yetB. evenC. stillD. just
22. A. madeB. valuedC. demandedD. changed
23. A. necessityB. desireC. reasnD. result
24. A. neededB. apprvedC. frgtD. wned
25. A. deal withB. rely nC. lk frD. learn frm
26. A. thughB. becauseC. unlessD. until
27. A. TherefreB. MreverC. HweverD. Otherwise
28. A. g thrughB. refer tC. hand verD. shw ff
29. A. necessaryB. urgentC. rareD. certain
30. A. dubtingB. cleaningC. imaginingD. accepting
31. A. bughtB. brrwedC. fundD. returned
32. A. translatedB. wrteC. cpiedD. admired
33. A. emptyB. beautifulC. publicD. simple
34. A. jysB. squaresC. expectatinsD. treasures
35. A. smethingB. anythingC. nthingD. everything
36. A. agreeB. cmpareC. playD. part
37. A. bksB. lettersC. tysD. pictures
38. A. sentB. intrducedC. readD. attached
39. A. explainedB. gaveC. prvedD. applied
40. A. fairB. funC. hardD. imprtant
Clze 5
Lazer lves running, and althugh he experiences a series f ptentially fatal heart prblems, he always cherishes a new finish line t inspire his 21 .
By 2008, Lazer had undergne six heart 22 , and the last ne left him 23 . In an attempt t feel 24 , he decided t 25 his diet and, at the suggestin f a friend, started drinking mre nutrient-packed juices. 26 , he began t feel gd enugh t 27 his sneakers and hit the 28 again.
“After 29 the hspital, my gal was nt t 30 . I wanted t live my life as I desired, and that meant t 31 running and be in the best shape that I can,” he says. “I wasn’t ging t be sedentary and sit n a sfa and 32 the remte. The big thing fr me was that I wanted my wn life. I was ging t d everything I culd t get my life back.”
T Lazer, that meant running, since it was such a big part f that life. 33 , just mnths after that sixth surgery in 2008, he was back 34 the starting line f the Las Vegas 26.2. And this past Nvember, he crssed the finish line f his 18th 35 race.
Lazer 36 running as ne f the main reasns he’s lived well beynd that ne-year prgnsis he gt back in 2004. “I believe I started running 37 knwing that if I didn’t, I wuldn’t be living t 38 ,” he says. “Running is a part f wh I am—I am 39 t be the best that I pssibly can be. It’s such a huge part f my life that my life seems ut f rder if I’m injured r I can’t run. It’s kind f my 40 .”
21. A. recveryB. champinC. cmpetitinD. grwing
22. A. hurtsB. brkenC. surgeriesD. rehabilitatin
23. A. devastatedB. debilitatedC. strveD. hesitated
24. A. brighterB. higherC. happierD. strnger
25. A. pick upB. add upC. switch upD. turn up
26. A. EventuallyB. NrmallyC. QuicklyD. Strangely
27. A. put upB. lace upC. take nD. cntrl with
28. A. masterB. diseaseC. cmpetitrD. rad
29. A. getting ut fB. returning tC. running ut fD. drpping ut
30. A. achieveB. cmprmiseC. changeD. prmte
31. A. trainB. findC. cntinueD. start
32. A. switchB. playC. fiddleD. press
33. A. BesidesB. HweverC. ButD. S
34. A. frmB. atC. nD. abut
35. A. cnsecutiveB. successfulC. rdinaryD. special
36. A. dubtsB. creditsC. hpesD. pnders
37. A. smehwB. anyneC. smebdyD. anyhw
38. A. lateB. lngC. painfulD. relaxed
39. A. thinkingB. strugglingC. bravingD. striving
40. A. drugB. lifeC. anchrD. entire
Clze 6
At 36, I have three kids and a great husband, and I'm enjying a challenging but fun career. Althugh this is 21 , smetimes I feel my heart asking if this is wh I truly am.
The chas f the family kitchen 22 my brain: the nise f the kettle, pts and the dishes, and the cnversatin demands while I'm making breakfast. I escape 23 t my bedrm. Only in silence d I hear the self that is 24 frm the children and wnder wh that persn might be.
S, I jurneyed, fr the first time in a decade, withut my husband r kids. I went with a friend t 25 in Iceland. I hped the cnsideratin f walking wuld help me better 26 wh I want t be. Fr 6 days, I was absrbed in 27 scenery and real weather. The muntains in Iceland 28 black and tall int the heavens against the white f the snw. Lking utside at wild wind and rain and knwing there's n 29 t make freed the sul. Climbing a muntain against sheets f rain and returning t a tent fr a simple meal 30 me hw little I actually needed and hw 31 I felt when uncmfrtable.
I fund 32 in Iceland, and time t cnsider “the me” utside f career and kids as I shared stries with strangers with n 33 past and n expected future. When I stpped talking and just listened, I was surprised at hw my 34 changed — I became mre generus. I learned genersity can 35 mre space, mre fd and mre warmth 36 when there may nt seem enugh t g arund at first glance.
I came hme t nise, chas and lve. I knw the answer isn't waiting ut there n the tp f a muntain r inside my head if I just 37 hard enugh t hear, and it isn't in cnversatin with ther seeking suls. The answer is in frnt f me with every step n my wn life’s 38 .
I'm nt finding myself, but I'm creating myself. I need the strm as much as I need the quietness. 39 is built under a heavy lad. I'm expecting t 40 all f my lads and travel n.
21. A. prgressB. rewardC. successD. encuragement
22. A. disturbsB. awakesC. quietsD. ruins
23. A. instantlyB. eventuallyC. suddenlyD. briefly
24. A. accessibleB. separateC. tiredD. different
25. A. hikeB. vlunteerC. settleD. wander
26. A. judgeB. cnsiderC. questinD. understand
27. A. changeableB. greenC. wildD. surrunding
28. A. turnB. riseC. frmD. appear
29. A. pictureB. decisinC. peaceD. prmise
30. A. remindedB. warnedC. cnvincedD. tld
31. A. stubbrnB. nervusC. satisfiedD. strng
32. A. cnfidenceB. valueC. silenceD. happiness
33. A. sharedB. painfulC. trubledD. glrius
34. A. cncernB. attitudeC. lifeD. character
35. A. develpB. explreC. fferD. create
36. A. indeedB. justC. nlyD. even
37. A. tryB. calmC. mveD. manage
38. A. designB. chiceC. pathD. belief
39. A. PleasureB. StrengthC. SpiritD. Pressure
40. A. think verB. deal withC. lay dwnD. pick up
Clze 7
I was driving hme with my sn Giacm, 15, n the A40 when I suddenly saw a small plane cming dwn. Out f nwhere, it 21 sme 200 yards away frm where we were 22 , verturning and bursting int flames.
We were ging 70 miles an hur and I managed t 23 ; therwise we wuld have crashed int it urselves. I jumped ut, 24 Giacm in the car. I remember 25 at him t stay there since we really didn’t have time t mess arund.
Flames were cming ut f the cckpit (驾驶舱) and I culd hear screaming, s I climbed under the wing and tried t 26 the windws in but failed, and with the heat f the 27 cming ver the tp f the plane, I 28 I might have t give up r I’d be in great danger myself. I fund the small windws at the back f the plane had cracked ( 破 裂 ), s my best bet was t kick thse thrugh. It 29 and, lking back, we were unbelievably 30 ; therwise, it wuld have been a cmpletely different 31 .
I pulled a teenage girl and by ut. Then anther guy, Jel Snarr, arrived n the 32 t help at just the right time. I dn’t think I wuld have been able t get the 33 ut — he was a big guy. 34 , Jel seized him by the arms and gt him ut just in time. I culd 35 straight away Jel had a military backgrund by hw he 36 himself. We’d just gt all three f them, Stuart Mre, wh’d flwn the plane, and his nephew and niece, t a safe 37 when the plane explded.
The emergency services 38 pretty quickly, and then they did their duty. When I gt back t my 39 , Giacm and I stared at each ther, almst laughing in 40 . It was a very strange mment — things like this nly happen in films.
21. A. disappearedB. landedC. crashedD. explded
22. A. livingB. standingC. flyingD. driving
23. A. rllB. stpC. passD. speed
24. A. greetingB. savingC. blamingD. leaving
25. A. shutingB. aimingC. lkingD. smiling
26. A. fixB. cleanC. kickD. shut
27. A. steamB. fireC. waterD. engine
28. A. sensedB. expectedC. imaginedD. admitted
29. A. lastedB. wrkedC. cuntedD. ended
30. A. afraidB. braveC. cautiusD. lucky
31. A. challengeB. adventureC. stryD. lessn
32. A. sceneB. marchC. wayD. g
33. A. stewardB. piltC. driverD. rescuer
34. A. StrangelyB. SecretlyC. InsteadD. Hwever
35. A. describeB. argueC. tellD. agree
36. A. cnductedB. adaptedC. helpedD. accustmed
37. A. returnB. distanceC. rmD. jurney
38. A. went awayB. set utC. turned upD. shut dwn
39. A. huseB. planeC. cinemaD. car
40. A. reliefB. surpriseC. srrwD. cnfusin
Clze 8
When my mm was in kindergarten, she rde the schl bus hme every day. She was really 21 then. Her nrmal bus driver was really nice, but ne day the driver 22 t cme and there was a substitute driver wh was nt kind enugh.
When the bus gt t my mm's huse, it didn't 23 . This 24 my mm. She kept as quiet as pssible, huddled (缩成一团) in her seat. The bus driver drve back t schl, gt ff and came back t 25 the bus. He swept frm seat t seat, checking fr 26 . When reaching the last seat, he saw my 27 . Like any bus driver did when seeing a kid 28 n the bus, the bus driver screamed. Then my mm started crying! The driver then calmed himself dwn, asking my mm in a 29 vice, ''Why are yu still n the bus?" My mm said nervusly, ''Yu 30 my huse.''
The driver felt 31 and then tk my mm t the schl ffice and called my grandma.but my grandma didn't 32 the phne because she was waiting fr the bus and she had a pr hearing. My mm tried hard nt t cry. Nbdy wants t cry in frnt f 33 ,unless they're their parents.
Just then Mr Mueller went in. His kid was in the same class as my mm. He said, "Let's 34 yur mm ne mre time, and if she desn't answer, then I will take yu hme in my truck.”They called my grandma, and 35 she didn't answer. My mm then went hme with Mr Mueller unhappily.
My mm 36 t her mm immediately she gt hme, tld her the 37 , and burst int tears. My grandma expressed her 38 t Mr Mueller befre he left. When my mm stpped 39 hard after quite a lng time, my grandma 40 my mm t write dwn this incident. And thanks t that, I can knw her stry tday.
21. A. ambitiusB. prettyC. shyD. lazy
22. A. hurriedB. prmisedC. desiredD. failed
23. A. calm dwnB. fall dwnC. pull upD. cme up
24. A. annyedB. amusedC. frightenedD. encuraged
25. A. cleanB. repairC. startD. test
26. A. mneyB. bksC. studentsD. waste
27. A. friendB. mmC. brtherD. grandma
28. A. killedB. leftC. playingD. sleeping
29. A. strictB. chkedC. miserableD. cautius
30. A. paintedB. attainedC. destryedD. passed
31. A. satisfiedB. surprisedC. merryD. excited
32. A. hearB. findC. useD. purchase
33. A. fficersB. artistsC. adultsD. teachers
34. A. btainB. frgiveC. callD. request
35. A. luckilyB. firstlyC. strangelyD. sadly
36. A. shutedB. ranC. skippedD. talked
37. A. experienceB. trubleC. jkeD. lessn
38. A. anxietiesB. aplgiesC. thanksD. tensins
39. A. cmplainingB. cryingC. singingD. reading
40. A. advisedB. rderedC. invitedD. frbade
Clze 9
When I was a child my father taught me five wrds that I’ve used all my life—in my acting career, as a mther, in my business activities. If I 21 that I was afraid f the dark, r if I seemed wrried abut meeting new peple, Dad wuld say, “Stand prter t yur 22 .”
A prter is a gatekeeper, wh stands at a dr 23 peple in r ut. Dad wuld get me t 24 myself stpping destructive things—such as fear—at the dr, 25 saying “Cme in” t faith, lve and self-assurance.
As a(n) 26 , befre I went n camera, I’d make sure anxiety stayed ut and cnfidence in my ability came in. As a mther, when I was 27 abut my children, I wuld try nt t let wrry in but wuld 28 my mind with trust in them.
Of curse, there were always times I’d 29 thse wrds.
In 1972 my husband, Fillmre Crank, and I pened the drs t ur wn 30 in Nrth Hllywd. This was a new business venture fr us, and it was a lt mre 31 and cmplicated than we had 32 .
We were n call 24 hurs a day. Smething was always ging 33 . Electricity went n the blink, fd wasn’t delivered, emplyees called in sick. Once, a flu epidemic 34 left us with n maids. Fillmre gave me a 35 : scrub flrs r d the laundry. Fr 10 days I flded enugh king-size sheets t 36 the whle state f Califrnia.
Then there was the 37 crisis. The price f gasline dubled, and turism in Califrnia 38 . Hw culd we fill ur beds? What if we kept lsing mney? What if we failed? Fear and wrry were sneaking in. But I caught them just 39 . I std prter.
I std in the dr f my mind and sent fear packing.
These days at the htel, whenever fear tries t 40 , I just smile and pint t the sign that reads N Vacancy.
21. A. cmplainedB. annuncedC. recalledD. decided
22. A. futureB. findC. familyD. studi
23. A. lettingB. urgingC. invitingD. bserving
24. A. busyB. invlveC. sendD. picture
25. A. sB. andC. butD. r
26. A. fficialB. actressC. maidD. manager
27. A. seriusB. curiusC. anxiusD. cautius
28. A. fillB. changeC. readD. ease
29. A. eatB. twistC. exchangeD. frget
30. A. clinicB. htelC. laundryD. restaurant
31. A. prmisingB. demandingC. cnvincingD. bring
32. A. figuredB. cnfirmedC. deducedD. suggested
33. A. surB. missingC. wrngD. pale
34. A. hardlyB. regularlyC. speciallyD. suddenly
35. A. warningB. cmmandC. chiceD. slutin
36. A. serveB. tuchC. decrateD. blanket
37. A. creditB. energyC. identityD. family
38. A. ceasedB. recveredC. drppedD. bmed
39. A. in timeB. n purpseC. at randmD. by chance
40. A. splitB. shelterC. withdrawD. register
Clze 10
Sme ten years ag, I was studying in a middle schl in Lndn. One day, Mrs. Clara gave a math 21 t ur class. When the papers were 22 , she fund that twelve bys had made 23 the same mistakes in the test.
There is 24 new abut cheating in 25 . Perhaps that was why Mrs. Clara didn’t 26 say ne wrd abut it. She nly asked the twelve bys t 27 after class. I was ne f the twelve.
Mrs. Clara asked n questins, and she didn’t 28 us, either. Instead, she wrte the 29 wrds n the blackbard: On yur way hme yu find sme 30 and yu’re cmpletely sure that yu will never be fund ut. Later smene cmes t ask yu if yu have 31 sme mney he lst. What will yu d?
She then rdered us t write dwn the 32 , and asked us t take ur whle lives t try t find ut ur wn 33 t it.
I dn’t knw abut the ther eleven 34 . Speaking fr myself I can say: it was the mst 35 single thing f my life. 36 , I have been asking this questin t myself when I have t make a 37 .
Because f this, Mrs. Clara has becme the mst 38 teacher fr me in my whle life. I ften think f this: if Mrs. Clara had sclded us as many ther 39 ften did, wuld I g n 40 every day?
21. A. assignmentB. testC. mttD. image
22. A. markedB. gatheredC. distributedD. simplified
23. A. crrectlyB. franklyC. slightlyD. exactly
24. A. smethingB. anythingC. nthingD. everything
25. A. examsB. situatinsC. sayingsD. subjects
26. A. everB. nceC. evenD. never
27. A. kneelB. stayC. standD. punish
28. A. suspectB. instructC. scldD. bey
29. A. fllwingB. abveC. lngD. shrt
30. A. wineB. timeC. mneyD. advice
31. A. abandnedB. fundC. witnessedD. tuched
32. A. prpsalB. instructinC. experienceD. questin
33. A. answerB. reflectinC. accessD. appreciatin
34. A. pepleB. childrenC. strangersD. receivers
35. A. qualifiedB. wrthwhileC. imprtantD. utstanding
36. A. than everB. S farC. till thenD. Frm then n
37. A. prmiseB. mistakeC. defenseD. decisin
38. A. unbearableB. unfrgettableC. incurableD. uncnventinal
39. A. teachersB. chiefsC. studentsD. wrkmates
40. A. selectingB. misunderstandingC. punishingD. cheating
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