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A
(2023江苏省淮安市淮安区高一下学期期中)
I dreamed f being a scientist at 6. Hwever, I decided at 10 that I was ging t be a teacher because I had a strng 1 fr superpwers. As a by, I culd clearly see sme f my teachers wh had extrardinary (非凡的) pwers.
There was an English teacher wh culd magically 2 her creative ideas t teaching. She helped us get a better understanding f the wrds by telling us stries and reading t us frm bks we wuld therwise never pick up. It was even 3 that my teacher culd see smething invisible(看不见的). I was ne f thse wh were shy t express my thughts. Yet my teacher wuld ntice me and the 4 message in her eyes suggested that she culd 5 my mind. She had anther superpwer and she had a gd knwledge f arts. She managed t imprve ur understanding f arts 6 her majr was nt art. Her lessns went 7 the textbk. I wanted t be ne f thse teachers with superpwers that made children feel safe and 8 .
Being a teacher isn’t the easiest r the mst 9 rewarding(有回报的) jb. And there are even sme risks — yur knees can becme wrn ut frm years f carrying piles f ntebks up and dwn the schl staircase, and yur 10 can be impacted frm t much talking. But 11 all that, there are thse chsing t be teachers. T them, teaching is nt just a jb — it is a science, an art and it 12 lve and devtin.
Fr three decades nw, I’ve gne t wrk early every day with energy. Smetimes, my 13 students cme t visit me. Their bvius lve fr me and unfrgettable 14 f ur time tgether are my rewards (回报). When I meet thers wh dream f having superpwers, I feel prud t 15 t the same grup.
1. A. desireB. challengeC. planD. awareness
2. A. devteB. dnateC. addD. apply
3. A. deadlyB. amazingC. scaryD. disappinting
4. A. unspkenB. unfrgttenC. unwrittenD. uncertain
5. A. lkB. feelC. indicateD. read
6. A. as ifB. in caseC. even ifD. s that
7. A. verB. beyndC. thrughD. arund
8. A. ignredB. freeC. valuedD. relieved
9. A. ecnmicallyB. physicallyC. mentallyD. entirely
10. A. hearingB. viceC. senseD. md
11. A. amngB. exceptC. besidesD. despite
12. A. expressesB. createsC. needsD. determines
13. A. frmerB. intelligentC. excellentD. lvely
14. A. lessnsB. chancesC. dreamsD. memries
15. A. turnB. belngC. returnD. refer
B
(2023江苏省泰州姜堰中学高一下学期期中)
Fr a little girl grwing up in Clmbia in the 1980s, a science career with NASA may have seemed like setting ft n a faraway planet. 16 , Diana Trujill has cme ff — she is a(n) 17 nw, leading a 45-persn team that’s respnsible fr the rbtic arm f the latest Mars rver(探测器).
Brn in 1983, even as a yung girl, Diana was certain f her passin fr science. When she was 17, her dad ffered t send her t Miami, Flrida t study Aerspace Engineering. Withut any 18 , she fllwed her dad’s 19 . Arriving in the U.S. with just $300, Trujill had t 20 thrugh schl by ding a series f husekeeping jbs. The 21 was definitely nt easy, but Trujill never cmplained.
Then came anther 22 mment fr Trujill. One f her prfessrs casually mentined an astrnaut they were acquainted with. 23 she was “just ne persn away frm knwing an astrnaut” was all it tk t 24 Trujill’s career gals. S she 25 studies in space science and 26 became the first Hispanic wman t be admitted t the NASA Academy in 2007. Since then, Trujill has wrn many hats at America’s space agency.
But Diana hasn’t 27 there. She als leads by example, 28 wmen t pursue careers in STEM fields. Her wn stry is living 29 that just beynd that barrier lies an entire universe f pprtunities waiting fr anyne willing t wrk hard enugh t 30 the stars.
16. A. TherefreB. InsteadC. HweverD. Mrever
17. A. astrnautB. engineerC. piltD. dctr
18. A. hesitatinB. cautinC. expectatinD. regret
19. A. cmmandB. ftstepC. requestD. suggestin
20. A. lkB. passC. struggleD. push
21. A. missinB. ccupatinC. adventureD. jurney
22. A. risk-takingB. life-changingC. lng-sufferingD. ever-lasting
23. A. RealizingB. RememberingC. ImaginingD. Assuming
24. A. serveB. trainC. inspireD. becme
25. A. startedB. abandnedC. pstpnedD. cntinued
26. A. immediatelyB. eventuallyC. graduallyD. suddenly
27. A. leftB. succeededC. stppedD. reached
28. A. mtivatingB. prmisingC. allwingD. persuading
29. A. memryB. symblC. warningD. prf
30. A. stare atB. reach frC. lng frD. cme after
C
(2023江苏省盐城市第一中学等多校高一下学期期中联考)
My day started just like all the ther days. While taking the train t wrk I wuld always chse a seat away frm the crwd s I can read the newspaper 31 and quietly. I didn’t knw why but fr sme reasn when I gt n the train that day it was unusually 32 . I sat dwn in the nly seat beside a middle-aged man that had his head dwn and seemed t be 33 in his thughts.
Shrtly after the train left, I fund myself 34 what culd be s imprtant that he didn’t even see me. I tried t frget abut it. Hwever, fr sme strange reasn this inner 35 kept frcing me t talk t this man. I tried t ignre the vice 36 there was n way I was starting a cnversatin with a cmplete stranger. Finally I came up with an excuse t ask him a questin. When he 37 his head, I culd see sme tears rlling dwn his face 38 his feeble (微弱的) attempt t wipe them away. We talked fr abut 20 minutes and in the end he seemed t be ding 39 .
Several weeks later when I nticed an unaddressed 40 n my desk with the nly wrd 41 written n it. When I read the nte inside the envelpe, I was s mved that I culdn’t 42 myself. The letter was frm the man I met n the train thanking me fr 43 his life that day. He had sme prblems that were s serius that he was planning t take his life that day. He hped Gd wuld 44 smene t prevent him frm taking his life. In his eyes I was that angel sent by Gd.
S the next time yu feel prmpted (冲动) fr n apparent reasn t talk t a friend, relative, neighbr r even a cmplete stranger please remember my stry. Yu just may make a 45 in smene’s life when yu listen t yur inner vice.
31. A. immediatelyB. sincerelyC. peacefullyD. hpefully
32. A. nisyB. fullC. cleanD. empty
33. A. disappintedB. emplyedC. lstD. ccupied
34. A. wnderingB. realizingC. cncludingD. discvering
35. A. memryB. guidelineC. viceD. favur
36. A. thughB. asC. unlessD. if
37. A. draggedB. shkC. raisedD. bent
38. A. frB. thrughC. verD. despite
39. A. weakerB. wrseC. strngerD. better
40. A. packageB. envelpeC. presentD. dcument
41. A. angelB. friendC. GdD. client
42. A. exciteB. cntainC. expressD. cnduct
43. A. takingB. changingC. imprvingD. saving
44. A. carryB. sendC. frceD. hire
45. A. decisinB. beliefC. differenceD. respnsibility
D
(2023江苏省盐城市新丰中学、龙岗中学等五校高一下学期期中联考)
When I was in my first year f cllege, a friend recmmended a bk abut realizing dreams. Usually, I read 46 except gaming blgs. But I was ging thrugh a rugh time, and she 47 that if I read ne page per day, and spent 5-10 minutes thinking abut what that page said, my thughts wuld begin t change.
Fr tw years, I wke up every 48 day and read a page ut f this bk. Then, I either sat in 49 r wrte dwn what the page made me think f. I started t 50 I was gd at cming up with ideas but 51 at seeing them thrugh. I started t understand why I 52 t make friends. I was very afraid t talk t peple I’d never 53 r didn’t knw very well. Once I became 54 f this, I started 55 myself. I pushed myself t talk t ne persn in the lift f my apartment a day. Even if I just said “Hey”, that was a big 56 . I failed a lt. I had a lt f 57 cnversatins where I prbably sunded like a fl. But slwly and surely, I was able t 58 a cnversatin with anyne.
I just keep experimenting with different rutines, trying t imprve myself. I urge yu t 59 the same. There is n quicker way t better yurself. But what des help is 60 . With determinatin, practice every day, and watch yur life change.
46. A. smethingB. everythingC. anythingD. nthing
47. A. pretendedB. insistedC. requiredD. admitted
48. A. extraB. fullC. singleD. mdern
49. A. silenceB. painC. rwD. place
50. A. recallB. realizeC. predictD. hpe
51. A. safeB. effectiveC. badD. angry
52. A. struggledB. disagreedC. cntinuedD. regretted
53. A. invitedB. stppedC. fllwedD. met
54. A. afraidB. awareC. shrtD. fnd
55. A. prtectingB. frgivingC. challengingD. infrming
56. A. stepB. signalC. ruleD. reasn
57. A. ppularB. rightC. funnyD. secret
58. A. apply frB. put ffC. listen tD. strike up
59. A. sayB. dC. remainD. buy
60. A. curageB. purpseC. cnfidenceD. practice
A
The 17-year-ld Rman was abut t leave the fster(寄养) care system as he turned 18. All Rman ever wanted was t have his family 1 . But just in time, he was 2 as a child by Brad and Renee. This was a 3 fr him, as he had nwhere else t g.
Rman had been in and ut f nineteen 4 fster hmes since he was 11. Seeing his upcming 18th birthday, Brad and Renee wanted t give him stability(稳定) befre he 5 the fster care system.
Rman had 6 stayed with Brad’s family when he was 12, but he wasn’t ready t be part f a family at that time due t his 7 f being abandned(拋弃).
Years later, Rman recnnected with the family and expressed his 8 t live with them again. In December, the family decided t welcme Rman and 9 the happy news with him n Christmas Day. Rman 10 a special stcking, symblizing his adptin(领养) int the family. Everyne cried tears f 11 with Rman.
They 12 time t fficially adpt him befre his 18th birthday. Finally, n Octber 17, just ne day befre his birthday, Rman fficially became a member f this family. Nw, living in a peaceful and lving hme, he finally has the chance t 13 the childhd mments he never had.
The family’s 14 t pen their hearts and hme t Rman shines a light n the great difference a 15 and supprtive family can make in a yung persn’s life.
1. A. nearlyB. latelyC. freverD. prbably
2. A. acceptedB. tuchedC. attractedD. recgnized
3. A. revisinB. regretC. galD. wnder
4. A. suitableB. differentC. advancedD. respnsible
5. A. fledB. quitC. leftD. ran
6. A. shrtlyB. extremelyC. happilyD. equally
7. A. signB. pressureC. challengeD. fear
8. A. planB. willingnessC. chanceD. ability
9. A. cnnectedB. cmparedC. sharedD. charged
10. A. receivedB. sawC. damagedD. sld
11. A. surpriseB. excitementC. disappintmentD. jy
12. A. raced againstB. swept ffC. carried awayD. left ut
13. A. prmteB. enjyC. identifyD. remember
14. A. measureB. dreamC. decisinD. pwer
15. A. clseB. lvingC. safeD. rich
B
My name is Maggie and I am a big red maple tree in the center f Central Park in New Yrk. Every part f me is 16 shaped. I lve seeing all the peple 17 , stare at me, and say “That tree is beautiful!” Thse 18 make me feel special.
One day, I see a big strm 19 my way. I can hear all the frightening sunds nearing, but the mst frightening ne is the sund f almst half f my bark being trn ff. I feel 20 . What will peple think when they walk up t a wrn-dwn tree in the middle f Central Park? Will they cut me dwn? This 21 makes my branches ache.
Hurs later, when the strm 22 , a nice pssum family cmes t me and asks 23 they can spend the night in ne f my hles. The baby pssum is s cute that I can’t 24 . Sn, rund tw f the strm cmes. It 25 anther part f my bark, but it desn’t 26 me as much because I have a distractin: the pssum family. Other animals see my 27 act and cme t me, t. Even thugh I feel great fr 28 all the animals, I still haven’t cmpletely frgtten abut what peple might think abut my 29 . Beynd all expectatins, peple lve me even mre fr prtecting all thse animals frm the terrible strm. This serves as a 30 t me that “beautiful” desn’t always refer t lks.
16. A. calmlyB. perfectlyC. randmlyD. similarly
17. A. debateB. hesitateC. stpD. wait
18. A. cmmentsB. namesC. nisesD. trees
19. A. chsingB. explringC. headingD. seeking
20. A. angryB. anxiusC. dubtfulD. wnderful
21. A. accidentB. dangerC. intentinD. thught
22. A. blws upB. dies dwnC. draws nearD. mves in
23. A. ifB. hwC. whyD. when
24. A. decideB. mveC. standD. refuse
25. A. makes utB. ges thrughC. turns tD. tears ff
26. A. attackB. disappintC. preventD. bther
27. A. flishB. friendlyC. publicD. vluntary
28. A. feedingB. bservingC. shelteringD. recgnizing
29. A. appearanceB. decisinC. impressinD. identity
30. A. warningB. prmiseC. reminderD. wish
C
“When ne dr clses,” the saying ges, “anther dr pens.” Fr ne 31 dg, it appears that saying is als suitable fr dggy drs.
A dg named Sheldn tk part in a prgram t 32 a service dg. Unluckily, he culdn’t quite make the 33 . Whenever he wuld 34 smething interesting, Sheldn’s cncentratin flew ut f the windw and all he wanted t d was 35 the surce.
But the very thing that made him a failure as a service dg meant he was likely 36 fr anther dg jb. Sheldn was sent t the State Farm Arsn Dg Prgram, where his sensitive(灵敏的) nse sn put him 37 the class fr detecting the accelerants(探测肋燃剂) used t light illegal fires.
38 Jhn Tadlck f the Saginaw fire department, after his 39 Sheldn went n t becme the department’s best accelerant detectin dg.
In his first 40 , Sheldn and his partner Tadlck were called t a car shp t lk int sme cars that had been 41 under suspicius(可疑的) circumstances. After three days, n ne had been able t figure ut hw the fire gt started — but the cause wasn’t 42 t Sheldn. “I put him t 43 . It tk him abut 30 secnds t give me an alert(警报),” Tadlck said. Sheldn fund the evidence with n 44 .
Fr a dg with a super sense f smell, we guess whether yu’re tailing bad guys r hunting fr a jb, it’s always best t fllw yur 45 .
31. A. ldB. specialC. luckyD. sick
32. A. helpB. visitC. teachD. becme
33. A. differenceB. mistakeC. gradeD. change
34. A. findB. tasteC. smellD. hear
35. A. hunt dwnB. return tC. learn abutD. depend n
36. A. srryB. perfectC. famusD. respnsible
37. A. in the frnt fB. at the bttm fC. in the middle fD. at the tp f
38. A. Playing withB. Paired withC. Agreeing withD. Faced with
39. A. graduatinB. recveryC. birthD. death
40. A. curseB. raceC. caseD. prgram
41. A. sldB. builtC. stlenD. burnt
42. A. cnfusingB. interestingC. clearD. imprtant
43. A. sleepB. wrkC. flightD. risk
44. A. fearB. chiceC. difficultyD. experience
45. A. nseB. headC. planD. dream
D
I lve everything abut animals. Tday, I went ut fr a simple walk t my library, when I 46 a dg! The dg lked like a German Shepard, and I, being an animal 47 , apprached it. I nticed it had a 48 , but n leash. I tried asking multiple peple arund the dg if it 49 them, but everyne said n. I felt s bad, and didn’t knw what t d. She was s friendly and sweet that I felt 50 abut just leaving her there.
Then, what d yu knw? She started 51 me! I culdn’t help but smile at that. I was the nly ne wh shwed any 52 in her, petting her, talking t her, walking with her. S, tgether, we walked twards the 53 . I finally gt a chance t 54 the number n her cllar, but n ne picked up! I was s 55 abut this animal, and I was determined t nt just leave it 56 arund. I planned t head t a pet stre.
Hwever, befre I even gt t a stre, a car 57 up in frnt f me with a father and tw kids. It turns ut that she was their dg, and had gtten 58 when the little by pening their fence! They were s relieved t find her, and 59 me nn-stp. I was relieved t! The dg 60 jumped int the car and I said gdbye t her.
46. A. aidedB. cveredC. spttedD. witnessed
47. A. wnerB. lverC. partnerD. receiver
48. A. cllarB. phneC. streD. wund
49. A. benefited frmB. belnged tC. suffered frmD. turned t
50. A. curiusB. inncentC. guiltyD. sensitive
51. A. bitingB. attackingC. fllwingD. escaping
52. A. interestB. mercyC. fdD. attentin
53. A. hmeB. libraryC. hspitalD. shelter
54. A. callB. findC. gainD. remve
55. A. fndB. eagerC. gratefulD. wrried
56. A. dashingB. lyingC. barkingD. hiding
57. A. drewB. cameC. pulledD. sped
58. A. lstB. madC. frightenedD. reliable
59. A. cnsultedB. remindedC. suspectedD. thanked
60. A. fluentlyB. cnstantlyC. ccasinallyD. instantly
E
When a new wrker at a charity shp fund lts f $100 bills inside tw ld sweaters, she thught that they must be fake(假的).
The shp at Gdwill Industries then realized they were certainly 61 and the cash ttaled $42,000.
Andrea Lessing was in the back 62 clthes and lking fr rips r stains(裂口或污渍) when she saw the 63 , and the first thing she thught f was her 64 .
“Her birthday is cming up, s I can actually give her an amazing birthday 65 .” she said.
But Lessing said she 66 that what ges arund cmes arund, and culdn’t imagine keeping the mney fr herself.
She reprted the 67 cash, and the shp in Nman. Oklahma was able t find the 68 , thanks t sme identifiable dcumentatin(可辨认的文件) that was put tgether with the mney inside the dnatin.
The wner, wh had 69 abut the mney when he dnated the 70 , gave Lessing $1000, which made her break dwn and cry.
Reprtedly, it’s nt just the 71 cash find in Oklahma Gdwill histry, it ranks(属某等级) amng the tp 72 fr Gdwill internatinally — and the reward(奖励) will help Lessing give her daughter an “amazing birthday party”.
“I made the right 73 .” Lessing said.
And, her belief that “if yu d smething gd, then smething gd will 74 yu” turned ut t be as true as the mney she 75 .
61. A. realB. cleanC. freeD. different
62. A. wearingB. sellingC. rganisingD. prducing
63. A. signB. mneyC. sweaterD. check
64. A. mtherB. sisterC. cusinD. daughter
65. A. cardB. giftC. partyD. cake
66. A. explainedB. nticedC. prvedD. believed
67. A. lstB. spareC. extraD. stlen
68. A. userB. buyerC. wnerD. partner
69. A. heardB. thughtC. frgttenD. questined
70. A. clthingB. bkC. cmputerD. fd
71. A. ldestB. largestC. strangestD. hardest
72. A. teamsB. findsC. chicesD. stries
73. A. decisinB. businessC. cnnectinD. preparatin
74. A. give way tB. hld n tC. make up tD. cme back t
75. A. savedB. cllectedC. discveredD. brrwed
F
The mrning cmmute(通勤) is never fun. But if yu pass thrugh Stevenage n yur way t wrk, yur mrning might be a little 76 thanks t the cat Nala.
Dragging yurself ut f bed in the mrning and ff t wrk is hard, 77 n dark winter mrnings. Hwever, yu might 78 t cme ut f the huse with a spring in yur step if yur cmmute started at Stevenage statin, where yu’d be 79 by a cat called Nala.
Usually fund sitting n a ticket gate, fur-year-ld Nala lives clse t the statin with her wner Natasha Ambler, and ften 80 the statin at rush hur t enjy attentin frm cmmuters. Ambler 81 a Facebk page called The Adventures f Nala where hundreds f peple have vluntarily 82 phts f the adventurus cat.
Recent phts psted by cmmuters include Nala 83 in line fr her canned fd at a supermarket, napping n newspaper stands and 84 with cmmuters at the statin barriers t get their attentin.
Nala wears a GPS tracking device s that her 85 can be kept track f, and is usually fund at the railway statin r the 86 leisure park. As well as the usual cllar with her name and wners’ 87 infrmatin, Nala wears a tag t let peple knw that she’s nt 88 .
Accrding t the BBC, Ambler reprted that she’s nt 89 abut Nala in the slightest: “She’s bviusly 90 and she’s very happy ding what she des — I just hpe ne day she desn’t actually try t get n a train.”
76. A. quieterB. lngerC. busierD. brighter
77. A. graduallyB. especiallyC. basicallyD. generally
78. A. agreeB. failC. preferD. hesitate
79. A. trubledB. greetedC. stppedD. rewarded
80. A. lives inB. takes upC. watches verD. heads t
81. A. createdB. fundC. bughtD. wrte
82. A. takenB. editedC. sharedD. enjyed
83. A. huntingB. waitingC. wrkingD. playing
84. A. psingB. jkingC. fightingD. cmmunicating
85. A. stepsB. jumpsC. activitiesD. travels
86. A. newly-builtB. family-friendlyC. next-drD. fun-filled
87. A. jbB. cntactC. healthD. cmpany
88. A. hungryB. lnelyC. lstD. ill
89. A. wrriedB. cnfusedC. unhappyD. curius
90. A. well-infrmedB. well-equippedC. well-educatedD. well-lved
G
A Pair f Wild Geese
One mrning in early fall, I nticed a pair f wild geese n ur pnd. The beautiful sight caught me by surprise, because we’d never seen geese there befre.
I thught they wuld sn be n their way, s I seized the pprtunity t be 91 t these graceful creatures. As the days passed, my curisity abut why they were staying s lng at the pnd changed t cncern. It wuldn’t be lng befre the cld Michigan winter came and the pnd 92 ver.
One day as they were 93 in the grass near the driveway, I discvered the reasn fr their 94 — the male had a brken left wing. He was unable t 95 , and his lifelng mate wuld nt leave him behind. I was amazed at the 96 between them. I asked a wildlife bilgist friend what I shuld d. He explained that smetimes a brken wing wuld 97 by itself and suggested letting them alne.
On the first day f Nvember, I was wrking near the geese with my tractr. 98 I bent t fasten a chain, I nticed bth geese running tward the pnd, wings beating 99 . They lked like a cuple f planes mving fr take­ff. 100 , bth were in the air and flew ver the pnd freely. The geese then circled back tward me, flying abut 50 feet ver my 101 as if t say gdbye. Then they were ut f 102 .
The seasn’s first snwflakes fell the very next day. The birds must have 103 that winter was cming, and it was time t g.
I grew fnd f them during their stay at ur pnd, and I 104 them. I wuld never frget their 105 t each ther. We culd all learn a lessn r tw frm this pair.
91. A. kindB. clseC. helpfulD. familiar
92. A. frzeB. sankC. rlledD. swept
93. A. fightingB. feedingC. lyingD. hiding
94. A. injuryB. sleepC. fearD. visit
95. A. swimB. walkC. flyD. mve
96. A. differenceB. distanceC. relatinshipD. genersity
97. A. recverB. fallC. riseD. wave
98. A. ThughB. AsC. IfD. Unless
99. A. nervuslyB. heavilyC. slwlyD. wildly
100. A. SadlyB. SurprisinglyC. GraduallyD. Strangely
101. A. tractrB. headC. pndD. huse
102. A. cntrlB. placeC. breathD. sight
103. A. predictedB. nticedC. sensedD. cnfirmed
104. A. bservedB. missedC. prtectedD. saved
105. A. prmiseB. appealC. respnseD. devtin
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Yesterday I went t my bank t just sign ne dcument. An emplyee Mrs. U is like my yunger sister and we are 106 . I std in frnt f her desk fr 10 minutes watching her carefully writing in smene’s dcument. When she finally raised her head and 107 me, we exchanged smile. I tld her nt t feel embarrassed fr ignring(忽视) me. I 108 my admiratin fr her gd jb and especially her 109 .
I was als 110 f a helpful fficer. One schl year, I applied fr admissin f my favrite curse. But I fund ne 111 was missing. There was n time left fr the admissin. I 112 traveled t my hme village gvernment ffice t get the 113 dcument. The clerk said that it wuld take tw r three days t cmplete the prcess and I had t 114 the fact that the dcument was unlikely t cme within a day. Then an fficer came in and 115 the clerk. After learning the urgent situatin, he instructed the clerk hw t make the dcument right away and suggested making up fr the required 116 later n. Finally, the clerk made it, the fficer signed it and I gt my dcument. The fficer was lved by villagers fr his helpful and 117 service even after he passed away.
The incidents made me 118 that anyne wh ffers sincere service shuld 119 respect and admiratin even thugh smetimes he ignres a clse persn r a(n) 120 .
106. A. equalB. familiarC. prfessinalD. helpful
107. A. pushedB. frgaveC. bservedD. searched
108. A. cnductedB. hatedC. shwedD. identified
109. A. prpsalB. achievementC. emtinD. cncentratin
110. A. remindedB. infrmedC. warnedD. asked
111. A. dcumentB. applicatinC. curseD. pht
112. A. individuallyB. immediatelyC. slwlyD. eagerly
113. A. unusualB. ancientC. averageD. necessary
114. A. turn tB. apply tC. lead tD. give way t
115. A. defendedB. apprachedC. pressedD. cmfrted
116. A. transitinB. accuntC. prcessD. evidence
117. A. legalB. thughtfulC. rudeD. generus
118. A. awareB. cnfusedC. luckyD. prud
119. A. defineB. prmteC. getD. appreciate
120. A. guidelineB. imageC. caseD. psitin
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(2023浙江省杭州高一上期末)Temperatures in the Nrwegian capital regularly drp t -10℃ during winter. 121 in the cld winter withut wearing a cat, a by wrapped his arms arund himself n a bus stp bench.
It’s 122 scene, but the actins f the rdinary peple wh witnessed the dilemma f 11-year-ld Jhanne was bth jyus and 123 .
A yung wman sitting next t the by nticed him rubbing his arms. She immediately asked him, “Dn’t yu have a 124 ?” “N. Smene stle it,” he replied. She 125 and learned he was n a schl trip and was tld t meet his teacher at the bus stp. She asked him the name f his schl and where he was frm as she 126 draped(披上) her wn cat arund his shulders.
Later, anther wman gave him her scarf and then 127 him in her large vercat. Thrughut the day, mre and mre peple 128 t give him glves and even the cats ff their backs as they waited fr their bus.
129 , Jhanne’s experience was an experiment by Nrwegian charity SOS Children’s Villages. Carried ut by a 130 camera, it was part f their winter campaign t gather 131 f much-needed cats and blankets t help Syrian children thrugh the winter. Many f the refugees(难民) have left their hmes 132 winter clthing.
“Peple shuld care as much abut children in Syria as they are 133 abut this by,” Synne Rnning, the infrmatin head f SOS Children’s Villages Nrway, tld The Lcal. She als 134 that the child was a vlunteer wh was never in any danger during the 135 .
121. A. ThinkingB. JumpingC. SleepingD. Trembling
122. A. heartbreakingB. breathtakingC. effrt-makingD. histry-making
123. A. upsettingB. inspiringC. trublesmeD. wise
124. A. schlbagB. cmpaninC. jacketD. parent
125. A. inquiredB. explredC. beggedD. cnfirmed
126. A. kindlyB. pretendinglyC. tiredlyD. purpsely
127. A. carriedB. fundC. placedD. wrapped
128. A. attemptedB. desiredC. fferedD. chanced
129. A. InterestinglyB. ActuallyC. AmazinglyD. Naturally
130. A. expensiveB. publicC. hiddenD. mbile
131. A. dnatinsB. suggestinsC. demandsD. funds
132. A. despiteB. withutC. inD. fr
133. A. curiusB. cnfusedC. carefulD. cncerned
134. A. ntedB. cncludedC. qutedD. believed
135. A. cheatingB. filmingC. walkingD. training
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(2023陕西省西安高一上期末)Yesterday was Mther’s Day. Unfrtunately, my mther was nt amng the many happy mthers, as I culdn’t visit her this year. I made a 136 n the phne that I wuld g t see her as sn as pssible.
My mther always says that kids dn’t need t 137 a natinal day t say they lve their mums. Hwever, I remember ne year I 138 calling her n that very day, and the next mrning she rang up t cmplain abut it.
If yu 139 Thailand, yu culd hear the sentimental(伤感的) sngs abut mthers’ greatest lve playing in public places a week befre the hliday. Schls, especially, take this day very 140 . Back in my teenage years, I 141 there was nce a Mther’s Day singing cmpetitin and my friend represented the schl. She was s emtinal while singing the famus sng n Mther’s Day 142 “Kah Nam Nm” that she almst didn’t finish the sng.
Hwever, her deep cnnectin t the sng helped her t 143 third prize. After the cntest, I asked her why she was s emtinal 144 the sng. She tld me that while she was singing, suddenly she had the 145 that ne day her mther wuld n lnger be with her and every wrd in the sng became heartbreaking. Every time I hear this sng, it’s nt my mther wh 146 t my mind but a picture f my friend crying with a micrphne in her hand. The image 147 vivid tday.
Last week, a clleague 148 an experience with me—every year n Mther’s Day, she has t attend a 149 ceremny at her daughter’s schl. Every year the teachers invite mthers t the schl fr a big gathering in which students pay 150 with flwer garlands (花环).
136. A. remarkB. prmiseC. practiceD. suggestin
137. A. lng frB. turn tC. wait frD. refer t
138. A. missedB. triedC. regrettedD. avided
139. A. visitB. likeC. leaveD. hate
140. A. strangelyB. carelesslyC. seriuslyD. kindly
141. A. rememberB. thinkC. dubtD. wnder
142. A. calledB. designedC. madeD. created
143. A. assistB. placeC. winD. adpt
144. A. inB. exceptC. besidesD. abut
145. A. dutyB. giftC. ideaD. habit
146. A. hitsB. cmesC. ccursD. catches
147. A. develpsB. cntrlsC. remainsD. increases
148. A. cmparedB. sharedC. prvidedD. filled
149. A. cmmnB. specialC. seriusD. rare
150. A. respectB. attentinC. satisfactinD. manners