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     It was on a winter morning, near Oxford, Maryland, that I set the breakfast table beside the huge
window, which _1_ the Tred Avon River.The snow decorated the shore in white.For a moment I stood
quietly against the bookcase, appreciating what the night's snow had _2  .    3    I leaned forward and
peered (盯着看) close to the frosted window."It really is!" I cried out loud."There is a goose out there!
" I _4_ to the bookcase and pulled out a pair of binoculars (望远镜).Into their sights came the   5_ of a
large   Canada goose, very still, its wings folded tight to its sides, its _6_ frozen to the ice.Then from the
dark sides, I saw a line of swans.They crossed   7    the west of the broad river, moving _8_ to the east.
As I _9_, the leader swung to the right, and then the white _10_ of birds become a white circle.It floated
from the top of the sky downward.At last, as easy as feathers coming to earth, the circle _11   the ice. 
The swans _12_ the frozen goose! Amazingly, those bills (啄) began to work on _13  .The long necks
were lifted and curved down, _14_. It went on for a long time.At last, the goose was free and _15_ its
big webbed (有蹼的) feet slowly.The goose  _16   its wings as far as they would go.The swans took
off and _17   on their eastward journey, in perfect formation, to their secret destination._18_ them, rising
with incredible speed and joy, the goose moved into the sky.I watched them _19   they disappeared over
the tips of the farthest trees.Only then did I realize that tears were running down my cheeks.This is a true
story.I do not try to interpret it here.I just often   20   it in the bad moments, and tell myself, "If so for birds, why not for man?"
(     )1. A. undertook        
(     )2. A. destroyed        
(     )3. A. Finally          
(     )4. A. rushed            
(     )5. A. figure            
(     )6. A. head              
(     )7. A. along            
(     )8. A. steadily          
(     )9. A. watched          
(     )10. A. block            
(     )11. A. skated on        
(     )12. A. threatened      
(     )13. A. the ice          
(     )14. A. one after another
(     )15. A. washing          
(     )16. A. enlarged        
(     )17. A. started          
(     )18. A. Behind          
(     )19. A. after            
(     )20. A. write about      
B. overlooked  
B. covered      
B. Unwillingly  
B. returne      
B. shadow      
B. body        
B. from        
B. wildly      
B. expecte      
B. mass        
B. landed on    
B. attacked    
B. their feather
B. side by side
B. protecting  
B. spread      
B. carried      
B. In front of  
B. althoug      
B. keep up      
C. witnessed    
C. painted      
C. Disappointedly
C. advanced      
C. cry          
C. feet          
C. around        
C. highly        
C. predicted    
C. dot          
C. fell down to  
C. surrounded    
C. the river    
C. now and then  
C. moving        
C. lifted        
C. repeated      
C. Along with    
C. unless        
C. think of      
D. passed        
D. hidden        
D. Suddenly      
D. reached        
D. baby          
D. beak          
D. in            
D. closely        
D. feared        
D. line          
D. broke into    
D. killed        
D. the shore      
D. again and again
D. warming        
D. threw          
D. stopped        
D. Including      
D. until          
D. tell from      
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     It was a cool October evening. Excitement and family members   1   the hall. I was only a 7-yearold girl,
but I was the center of   2  . Finally, after weeks of preparation, I would   3   all my hard work in a dance
performance. Everything would be   4  -so I thought. I waited backstage all   5   in my black tights with a
golden belt. In a loud and clear voice, the master of ceremonies   6   that my class was next.
     My dance class was doing a routine on wooden boxes two feet by two feet, facing the   7  . All I had to
do in the next move was put one foot on the box next to mine and keep my other foot on my box. It really
was an   8   move. I was concentrating so much on   9   the huge smile on my face and holding my head up
that I did not look  10  I was going. I missed my partner's box altogether and  11 . There I was standing on
the stage floor when my classmates were on top of their boxes. I could hear giggles (咯咯笑) coming from
the audience, and I felt the  12  rush to my face. I remembered my dance teacher had told us, "If you make
a mistake, keep smiling so the audience will not  13 ", I did my best to follow her  14  as I continued with the
routine.
     When the curtain dropped, so did my  15  for the evening. I  16  bitterly, tasting the salt from the tears
that streamed down my face. I ran backstage, but no one could  17  me down.
     Recently I realized I had been a  18  that night. I was  19 , but I fought the urge to run off the stage.  20 ,
I finished the routine with a smile on my face. Now when friends and family laugh about the time I slipped
during a dance performance, I can laugh too.
(     )1. A. filled    
(     )2. A. pressure    
(     )3. A. take over   
(     )4. A. reasonable  
(     )5. A. dressed up  
(     )6. A. suggested   
(     )7. A. music       
(     )8. A. easy        
(     )9. A. containing  
(     )10. A. why         
(     )11. A. wandered    
(     )12. A. blood       
(     )13. A. leave     
(     )14. A. gesture     
(     )15. A. doubts      
(     )16. A.argued       
(     )17. A. turn      
(     )18. A. star        
(     )19. A. satisfied   
(     )20. A. However   
B. visited  
B. impression
B. show off 
B. suitable 
B. folded up
B. explained
B. audience 
B. active   
B. hiding   
B. whether       
B. slipped  
B. pleasure 
B. cheer    
B. example  
B. hopes    
B. shouted  
B. calm     
B. pioneer  
B. moved    
B. Instead  

C. attended  
C. debate    
C. look after
C. obvious   
C. covered up
C. announced 
C. curtain   
C. adventurous
C. sharing   
C. where     
C. waved     
C. pride     
C. believe   
C. advice    
C. voice     
C. begged    
C. let       
C. loser     
C. embarrassed     
C. In total  

D. decorated    
D. attention    
D. give up      
D. perfect      
D. mixed up     
D. predicted                     
D. stage        
D. extra        
D. keeping      
D. what         
D. skipped      
D. tear         
D. notice       
D. plan         
D. patience     
D. sobbed       
D. put          
D. fool         
D. confused     
D. In return    
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     It was half an hour before midnight on December 24th last year. I was a ticket-counter supervisor (主管)
for a major airline and was looking forward to the 1______ of my shift (轮班) at Stapleton International Airport
in Denver. My wife was waiting up for me at home so that we could 2______ our gifts for Christmas.
     Just then, a very 3______ gentleman went up to me: He asked how he could get to Cheyenne, Wyoming. He
had just arrived from Philadelphia and 4______ his connecting flight. I pointed him to the ground transportation
area, where he could rent a 5______. And then I called ray wife to let her know I would be home 6______
     About fifteen minutes later, the gentleman 7______ and informed me that all the buses were full and there
were no cars 8______. I told him that he had to stay for a night ai the airport. Hearing that, he burst into
9______.
     I tried to make him calm down. He explained that his name was Tom, and that his only son was 10______
ill at home and was not expected to 11______ another year, He expected that this would likely be the 12______
Christmas with his son. I told Tom to 13______ his luggage and wait for me at the gate. I was driving to
Cheyenne. I called my wife Kathy, telling her about it and not to wait up for me. I drove fast 14______ and we
arrived in Cheyenne around 2:30 a.m.
     Kathy was still 15______ me when I got home in the early morning. We traded gifts and then our conversation
16______ Tom. For Kathy and me, there was no 17______ that driving Tom to Cheyenne was the 18______
choice.
     A couple of days later, I 19______ a Christmas card with a picture of Tom and his family. In it, Tom thanked
me for the special 20______ lie had received that holiday season, but I knew the best gift was mine.
(     )1.A. end        
(     )2.A. expect      
(     )3.A. kind        
(     )4.A. mistook    
(     )5.A. bus        
(     )6.A. soon        
(     )7.A. left        
(     )8.A. reliable    
(     )9.A. laughter    
(     )10.A. really    
(     )11.A. suffer    
(     )12.A. last      
(     )13.A. hand      
(     )14.A. for a while 
(     )15.A. waiting for 
(     )16.A. remembered  
(     )17.A. idea      
(     )18.A. main      
(     )19.A. received  
(     )20.A. drive      
B. turn         
B. get         
B. helpless   
B. missed     
B. flight       
B. late         
B. moved       
B. present      
B. tears        
B. slightly    
B. live        
B. best        
B. find       
B. all around      
B. caring for    
B. recalled    
B. doubt      
B. only        
B. sent       
B. help       
C. role           
C. exchange   
C. sad           
C. caught       
C. room         
C. early           
C. came        
C. available     
C. anger         
C. seriously     
C. share         
C. happiest     
C. pack       
C. all the way   
C. thinking of     
C. concerned       
C. point       
C. nice         
C. saved       
C. deal      
D. change               
D. make              
D. worried             
D. continued           
D. car                 
D. lately               
D. returned            
D. acceptable         
D. sorrow             
D. unluckily          
D. grow               
D. hardest            
D. collect           
D. from time to time          
D. depending on         
D. contained            
D. problem          
D. great              
D. discovered        
D. gift               
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     It had been some time since Jack had seen the old man. College, girls, career, and life itself got in the way.
In fact, Jack moved clear across the country in pursuit (追逐) of his   1  . There, in the rush of his   2   life,
Jack had little time to think about the   3   and often no time to spend with his wife and son. He was   4   his
future, and nothing could stop him.
     Over the   5  , his mother told him, "Mr. Belser died last night. The funeral is Wednesday."   6   flashed
through his mind like an old newsreel as he sat   7   remembering his childhood days.
     "Jack, did you hear me?"
     "Oh, sorry, Mom. Yes, I heard you. It's been so long since I   8   him. I'm sorry, but I   9   thought he
died years ago," Jack said.
     "Well, he didn't  10  you. Every time I saw him he  11  ask how you were doing. He'd reminisce (回忆)
about the many  12  you spent over his side of the fence as he  13  it," Mom told him.
     "I  14  that old house he lived in," Jack said.
     "You know, Jack,  15  your father died, Mr. Belser stepped in to  16  you had a man's influence in your
life," she said. 
     "He's the one who taught me carpentry," he said. "I wouldn't be in this  17  if it weren't for him. He spent
a lot of time  18  me things he thought were important...Mom, I'll be there for the  19 ," Jack said.
     As busy as he was, he  20  his word. Jack caught the next flight to his hometown.
(     )1. A. wealth          
(     )2. A. busy            
(     )3. A. present         
(     )4. A. worried about     
(     )5. A. conversation     
(     )6. A. Memories        
(     )7. A. nervously      
(     )8. A. heard of       
(     )9. A. honestly         
(     )10. A. hear from       
(     )11. A. could          
(     )12. A. years          
(     )13. A. put              
(     )14. A. bought          
(     )15. A. before       
(     )16. A. be told    
(     )17. A. house     
(     )18. A. asking         
(     )19. A. funeral        
(     )20. A. ate            
B. dreams          
B. easy            
B. future          
B. working on      
B. speech           
B. Thoughts    
B. quietly        
B. wrote to       
B. sadly              
B. worry about  
B. should          
B. days           
B. remembered         
B. sold            
B. after           
B. make sure       
B. city            
B. reminding      
B. meeting         
B. forgot       
C. chance           
C. healthy        
C. past           
C. thinking about     
C. dinner          
C. Ideas           
C. uneasily        
C. thought of    
C. excitedly       
C. forget          
C. need             
C. weeks       
C. mentioned        
C. loved           
C. upon        
C. be happy          
C. position      
C. questioning  
C. gathering          
C. kept       
D. jobs              
D. empty             
D. state             
D. caring for        
D. phone            
D. Views            
D. comfortably         
D. looked after  
D. wrongly            
D. remember       
D. would           
D. months            
D. translated        
D. hated             
D. until            
D. become careful        
D. business       
D. teaching          
D. dinner            
D. missed        
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     It's no secret that many children would be healthier and happier with adoptive parents (养父母) than with
the parents that nature dealt them. That's especially   1   of children who remain in homes where they're badly
treated   2   the law blindly favors biological parents. It's also true of children who   3  , for years in foster (寄
养) homes because of parents who can't or won't care for them but   4   to give up custody (监护) rights.
     Fourteen-year-old Kimberly Mays   5   neither description, but her recent court victory could   6   children
who do. Kimberly has been the object of an angry custody battle between the man who   7   her and her
biological parents, with whom she has never   8  . A Florida judge decided that the teenager can   9   with the
only father she's ever known and that her biological parents have "no legal right" on her.
     Shortly after  10  in December 1978, Kimberly Mays and another baby were mistakenly switched and sent
home with the  11  parent. Kimberly's biological parents received a child who died of a heart disease in 1988.
Medical tests  12  that the child wasn't their own daughter, but Kimberly was, thus leading to a custody  13  
with Robert Mays. In 1989, the two families  14  that Mr. Mays would continue to have custody with the
biological parents getting  15  rights. Those rights were ended when Mr. Mays decided that Kimberly was being
  16 .
     The decision to  17  Kimberly with Mr. Mays caused heated discussion. But the judge made  18  that
Kimberly did have the right to sue (起诉) on her own behalf. Thus he made it clear that she was more than just
 19  possession of her parents. Biological parentage does not mean an absolute ownership that cancels (取消)
all the  20  of children.
(     )1. A. terrible 
(     )2. A.but       
(     )3. A. suffer   
(     )4. A.have      
(     )5. A.fits      
(     )6. A.support   
(     )7. A.missed    
(     )8. A.talked    
(     )9. A.remain    
(     )10. A.birth    
(     )11. A.own      
(     )12. A.explained
(     )13. A.agreement
(     )14. A.quarreled
(     )15. A.visiting 
(     )16. A.wounded  
(     )17. A.give     
(     )18. A.free     
(     )19. A.public   
(     )20. A.joys     
B. true     
B. when     
B. work     
B. stick    
B. knows    
B. help     
B. protected
B. dealt    
B. leave    
B. school   
B. wrong    
B. decided  
B. decision 
B. thought  
B. equal    
B. hidden   
B. leave    
B. happy    
B. great    
B. rights   
C. sad        
C. because    
C. settle     
C. want       
C. likes      
C. interest 
C. praised    
C. lived      
C. share      
C. operation  
C. kind       
C. showed     
C. battle     
C. prepared   
C. speaking   
C. forbidden
C. meet       
C. clear      
C. proper     
C. opinions 
D. natural     
D. if          
D. gather      
D. refuse      
D. gives       
D. surprise    
D. raised      
D. cared       
D. chat        
D. judgment    
D. biological  
D. examined    
D. right       
D. agreed      
D. political   
D. harmed      
D. keep        
D. sure        
D. personal    
D. ideas       

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It has been argued by some that gifted children should be grouped in special classes. The __1____is based on the belief that in regular classes these children are held back in their intellectual (智力的) growth by___2___situations that has designed for the ____3___children.

There can be little doubt that___4____classes can help the gifted children to graduate earlier and take their place in life sooner. However, to take these____5____ out of the regular classes was created serious problems.

I observed a number of___6___students who were taken out of a special class and placed in___7____class. In the special class, they showed little ability to use their own judgment, relying__8___on their teachers’ directions. In the regular class, having no worry about keeping up, they began to reflect___9___on many problems. Some of which were not on the school program.

Many are concerned that gifted children become___10____ and lose interest in learning. However, this___11____is more often from parents and teachers than from students, and some of these___12___simply conclude that special classes should be set up for those who are  ___13___. Some top students do feel bored in class, but why they___14_____so goes far beyond the work they have in school. Studies have shown that to be bored is to be anxious. The gifted child who is bored is an___15____ child.

1. A. principle   B. theory   C. arguments   D. classification

2. A. designing   B. grouping   C. learning   D. living

3. A. smart   B. curious   C. mature   D. average

4. A. regular   B. special   C. small   D. creative

5. A. children   B. programs   C. graduates D. designs

6. A. intelligent   B. competent   C. ordinary   D. independent

7. A. separate   B. regular   C. new   D. boring

8. A. specially   B. slightly   C. wrongly   D. heavily

9. A. directly  B. clearly   C. voluntarily  D. quickly

10. A. doubted   B. bored  C. worried   D. tired

11. A. concern   B. conclusion  C. reflection  D. interest

12. A. students  B. adults   C. scholars  D. teachers

13. A. talented  B. worried   C. learned  D. interested

14. A. believe   B. think   C. say   D. feel

15. A. outstanding   B. intelligent   C. anxious  D. ordinary

  

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