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---Dad, I'm confused what I am going to do after graduation.

---You'd better first explore your talents and get to know yourself so as to find out __________ your real interests lie.

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¡ª When will you come to see me, Dad ?

¡ª I will go to see you when you _____ the training course.

A. will have finished       B. will finish        C. are finishing      D. finish

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       Recently I gave my adult students homework£®It was to "go to someone you love and tell them you love them£®It has to be someone you have   25   said those words to before or at least haven't   26   those words with for a long time£®"

       Since most of the men were over 35 and were raised in the   27   of men that were taught    28   feelings is not "manly", this was very   29   homework for some£®

       In our next   30   , I asked if someone wanted to share his story with us£®I fully   31  one of the women to volunteer, as was   32   the case, but on this evening one of the men raised his hand£®As he   33   out of his chair £¨all 1£®85 metres of him£©, he began by saying, "Dennis, I was quite   34   with you last week when you gave us this homework£®   35   were you to tell me to do something that personal? But as I began driving home my heart started talking to me, telling me that I knew   36   who I needed to say 'I love you' to£®"

       "My father and I had a severe   37   five years ago, and since then we had  38  seeing each other unless we had to at Christmas£®But even then, we hardly   39   to each other£®So last Tuesday I drove to my parents' house after work and said, "Dad, I just    40  to tell you that I love you. '"

       "Dad reached out and    41    me and said, 'I love you too, son, but I've never been able to say it£®' Two days after my visit, my dad had a heart attack and I don't know if he will  42    it£®So, I'm here to tell all of you that my    43    in this is: Don't wait to do the things    44    it is too late£®Take the time to do what you need to do and do it now!"

A£®ever       B£®always      C£®never D£®even

A£®said       B£®shared      C£®talked       D£®discussed

A£®year       B£®occasion   C£®period      D£®generation

A£®explaining     B£®hurting     C£®devoting   D£®expressing

A£®interesting     B£®threatening       C£®inspiring   D£®exciting

A£®class      B£®term  C£®holiday     D£®week

A£®asked     B£®disliked    C£®advised     D£®expected

A£®usually   B£®probably   C£®not    D£®seldom

A£®sat  B£®rose   C£®stood D£®struggle

A£®bored   B£®amused     C£®curious     D£®angry

A£®How    B£®Why  C£®Who  D£®What

A£®exactly B£®fully  C£®directly     D£®simply

A£®condition     B£®discussion C£®disagreement   D£®experiment

A£®hated   B£®avoided    C£®reduced    D£®continued

A£®spoke   B£®smiled      C£®looked      D£®turned

A£®dropped inB£®ran across    C£®came over D£®came across

A£®touched       B£®tested       C£®inspired    D£®hugged

A£®get       B£®make C£®deserve     D£®overcome

A£®sense    B£®point C£®thought     D£®message

A£®until    B£®when C£®before      D£®as

My little angel, you are teaching me how selfless real love is!

My wife called, ¡°How long will you be with that      ? Will you come here and make your darling daughter eat her food?¡± I threw the paper away and       to the place. My daughter, Sindu, sat there, tears welling up in her eyes. In front of her was a big bowl of rice.

¡¡ I       the bowl and persuaded: ¡°Sindu, why not take a few mouthfuls of this rice?¡±

¡¡ ¡°Ok, Dad. I will eat ¡ª not just a few mouthfuls,       the whole lot of this. But¡­¡± Sindu hesitated. ¡°Dad, if I eat this entire rice, will you give me       I ask for?¡±

¡¡ ¡°Promise.¡± I      .

¡¡ After eating the rice painfully, Sindu came to me, her eyes wide with      . Now I became a bit      . ¡°Dear, you shouldn't insist on       a computer or any such       things. Dad does not have that kind of money right now.¡±      , ¡°I want to have my head shaved off(Ìêµô), this Sunday!¡± was her demand(ÒªÇó), which was far       my belief.

On Monday morning, I       Sindu at her school and watched her walking towards her classroom. She turned around and      . I waved back with a smile. Just then, a boy, who just got out of a car, shouted, ¡°Sindu, please wait for me!¡± What       me was the hairless head of that boy.

¡°Sir, your daughter is       indeed!¡± Without introducing herself, a lady standing beside me continued, ¡°That boy is my son, who lost all his       because of a disease. He       to come back to school fearing the unintentional(ÎÞÒâµÄ)but        teasing£¨È¡Ð¦£©of the schoolmates. Sindu visited him last week, and promised him that she would take care of the teasing issue. But, I       imagined she would sacrifice her lovely hair for my son!¡±

1.A. bowl               B. newspaper        C. book                            D. food

2.A. rushed     B. pulled                     C. jumped           D. shouted

3.A. took out           B. picked up          C. broke down     D. gave out

4.A. and        B. so                          C. or                D. but

5.A. what       B. where                C. which                             D. how

6.A. moved            B. doubted         C. agreed               D. disbelieved

7.A. expectation       B. confidence                   C. worry                         D. attraction

8.A. nervous           B. bored                C. excited                        D. relaxed

9.A. making             B. selling          C. getting             D. studying

10.A. valuable   B. useful                     C. wonderful                    D. expensive

11.A. Therefore  B. However             C. Besides           D. Anyway

12.A. to                  B. beyond               C. of                    D. within

13.A. met       B. helped                     C. dropped                      D. collected

14.A. shouted        B. smiled                C. waved                        D. stared

15.A. interested      B. frightened       C. pleased           D. surprised

16.A. careful          B. hard-working     C. graceful        D. great

17.A. friends          B. hair                             C. hope                            D. face

18.A. refused         B. wished                C. dreamed                      D. decided  

19.A. kind             B. hurtful                        C. harmless                      D. funny

20.A. usually           B. ever                  C. never                         D. nearly

 

I¡¯ve spent most of my career as a traveling salesman, and so I know that    1    is an occupational disease. But one year, my    2    gave me the cure for my homesickness.

It had black bright eyes, a red bow tie and orange feet--- a stuffed penguin (Æó¶ì) that   3    about five inches tall. Attached to its left wing    4    a little sign with the hand-painted declaration ¡° I Love My Dad!¡±. I immediately   5    the penguin on my table.

On my next trip, I put the   6    in my suitcase. That night when I called home, my daughter Jeanine was    7    because the penguin had disappeared. ¡°Honey, he¡¯s here with me,¡± I explained, ¡° I brought him    8  ¡±.

   9   , the penguin came with me --- as necessary as my briefcase. And we     10    along the way. In Albuquerque, I checked into a    11   , dropped my bag and ran to a meeting. When I returned, the maid had    12    the bed and stood the penguin on the pillow.

One night, I discovered the penguin    13   , and after a mad phone call, I learned I¡¯d    14    it in my previous hotel room,    15    it had been rescued by a maid. I       16      a hundred miles to get it, and when I arrived at midnight, the penguin was waiting at the front desk. In the hotel lobby (´óÌü), other tired business travelers were    17      at the reunion of my penguin and me --- I think with a touch of    18   .

Jeanine is in college now, and I don¡¯t travel    19   . The penguin sits on my table, a reminder that love is a wonderful traveling companion. All those years on    20   , it was the one thing I never left home without.

1.A. cold            B. hunger              C. loneliness      D. fever

2.. A. boy               B. daughter        C. friend           D. mother

3.A. stood               B. lay                 C. jumped           D. climbed

4. A. wrote          B. turned          C. was                  D. had

5.. A. threw             B. lost            C. gave             D. placed

6.. A. bear              B. penguin         C. dog                  D. rabbit

7. A. upset              B. happy           C. glad             D. excited

8. A. up             B. off                 C. along            D. down

9. A. From now on    B. In the future   C. In future            D. From then on

10. A. had friends      B. had friend      C. made friends  D. made friend

11.A. school         B. hotel           C. shop             D. supermarket

12. A. given             B. turned              C. made             D. carried

13.A. sleeping           B. going           C. living           D. missing

14.A. forget         B. left            C. ordered              D. sent

15.A. there              B. when            C. where            D. how

16. A. ran               B. walked              C. hurried              D. drove

17.A. surprised          B. frightened          C. looked          D. laughed

18. A. anger         B. envy            C. sadness          D. illness

19.A. as many       B. as seldom      C. so little            D. as much

20.A. the hotel          B. the meeting         C. the road             D. the house

 

Mom, Dad, I¡¯m going to college! Can you believe it? I never thought it could happen. 16 middle school and part of high school, I 17 to keep up. I was not a bad student£¬but I just didn¡¯t understand 18 they were teaching because I have a learning 19. I wanted to show everyone I could graduate and go to 20 . I wanted to make something of myself, and 21 I wasn¡¯t a failure.

22 the time came to choose a college, I wasn¡¯t sure which would be the best for me. I knew I didn¡¯t 23 to go to a big school, which narrowed(ËõС) my 24 to a small college which could be 25 for me with a learning disability. I looked in Florida and found three schools. I 26 two, but they just didn¡¯t 27.Then I visited Beacon College. Beacon is mainly for students who have learning disabilities and it has small classes.

The day when I was 28 by Beacon College was the happiest day of my life. I received the call from the school 29 me I was accepted just as I was sitting down for dinner. My family was so 30, and I was ready to pack that night and move to Florida. The expectation of going to college 31 the rest of my senior year.

The closer the time came, the more nervous I became about being in a(n) 32 place. Finally my parents and I packed the car and 33 Florida. After a two-day drive, we arrived.

¡°Welcome to Beacon College! It is so nice to see you!¡± I heard 34 from the teachers and students, as we were introduced. I felt so 35 to hear those cheerful voices. I knew I had found a perfect£¨ÀíÏëµÄ£©school. I had found my home for the next four years.

1. A. During      B. Through        C. Until            D. Under   

2.A. struggled      B. started      C. forgot       D. turned

3.A. how            B. that         C. why          D. what

4.A. experience     B. advantage        C. disability       D. habit

5.A. work           B. college      C. hospital     D. home

6. A. believe       B. prove            C. feel             D. imagine

7.A. Because        B. After            C. When     D. Before

8. A. want          B. manage       C. decide       D. refuse

9.A. plans          B. decisions        C. choices      D. purposes

10. A. honorable    B. imaginable   C. comfortable  D. suitable

11. A. expected     B. left         C. visited      D. dreamed

12.A. work          B. fit          C. match       D. satisfy

13. A. asked             B. invited          C. accepted       D. attracted

14.A. telling           B. warning     C. advising       D. reminding

15. A. worried      B. surprised   C. frightened  D. excited

16. A. stopped      B. lasted      C. saw         D. held

17.A. old           B. famous       C. familiar        D. new

18.A. cared for     B. looked for  C. headed for D. asked for

19.A. day and night      B. over and over C. more or less   D. less than

20.A. warm          B. cold         C. sad         D. sorry

 

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