4．Sometimes you can't believe what is happening before your eyes．With all her big brothers and sisters off to school，our four-year-old daughter，Becky，felt（31）Aat home．Cattle and horses were too big for her to（32）Cwith．Oh，my poor daughter．
One day I had just finished washing the lunch dishes when Becky rushed in with（33）B．
"Mama!"she cried，"Come to see my new dog!I gave him water two times already．He's so thirsty．"
I（34）D，another of Becky's imaginary（35）B"Please come，Mama．"She pulled（36）Dmy jeans，her brown eyes pleading（恳求）．"He's crying-and he can't walk!""Can't walk？"I could（37）Cit must be a certain animal this time．"All right，honey，"I said．By the time I tried to（38）Aher，Becky had already disappeared into the（39）D．"Where are you？"I called．"Over here by the oak stump（橡木桩）．Hurry，Mama!"I（40）Athe branches and raised my hand（41）D the glare of the sun．To my（42）B，she was touching an unmistakable head of a wolf!
"Becky，"My mouth felt dry．"Don't move．"I （43）Ccloser．Yes，it was a big wolf which was badly hurt．Suddenly the wolf （44）A．"It's all right，boy．"Becky（45）B it．"Don't be afraid．That's my Mama，and she loves you，too．"Then the unbelievable thing happened．As her tiny hands（46）B the great shaking head，I found the wolf（47）Cdown and waved his tail gently．"Honey，"my（48）Dtightened．"Put his（49）Cdown and come to Mama．We'll go and find help．"
Becky got up and kissed the wolf on the nose before she walked slowly into my arms． With Becky（50）Ain my arms，I ran home quickly．I can't understand why my little girl could get along well with the wolf．but I always think if only all of us could get on well with other animals，like my daughter and the wolf．
One day I had just finished washing the lunch dishes when Becky rushed in with（33）B．
"Mama!"she cried，"Come to see my new dog!I gave him water two times already．He's so thirsty．"
I（34）D，another of Becky's imaginary（35）B"Please come，Mama．"She pulled（36）Dmy jeans，her brown eyes pleading（恳求）．"He's crying-and he can't walk!""Can't walk？"I could（37）Cit must be a certain animal this time．"All right，honey，"I said．By the time I tried to（38）Aher，Becky had already disappeared into the（39）D．"Where are you？"I called．"Over here by the oak stump（橡木桩）．Hurry，Mama!"I（40）Athe branches and raised my hand（41）D the glare of the sun．To my（42）B，she was touching an unmistakable head of a wolf!
"Becky，"My mouth felt dry．"Don't move．"I （43）Ccloser．Yes，it was a big wolf which was badly hurt．Suddenly the wolf （44）A．"It's all right，boy．"Becky（45）B it．"Don't be afraid．That's my Mama，and she loves you，too．"Then the unbelievable thing happened．As her tiny hands（46）B the great shaking head，I found the wolf（47）Cdown and waved his tail gently．"Honey，"my（48）Dtightened．"Put his（49）Cdown and come to Mama．We'll go and find help．"
Becky got up and kissed the wolf on the nose before she walked slowly into my arms． With Becky（50）Ain my arms，I ran home quickly．I can't understand why my little girl could get along well with the wolf．but I always think if only all of us could get on well with other animals，like my daughter and the wolf．
| 31．A．lonely | B．afraid | C．free | D．happy |
| 32．A．go | B．deal | C．play | D．compete |
| 33．A．sadness | B．excitement | C．caution | D．fear |
| 34．A．regretted | B．complained | C．laughed | D．sighed |
| 35．A．plans | B．dogs | C．tricks | D．discoveries |
| 36．A．on | B．over | C．up | D．at |
| 37．A．recognize | B．suspect | C．say | D．declare |
| 38．A．follow | B．catch | C．trust | D．convince |
| 39．A．gate | B．house | C．crowd | D．woods |
| 40．A．parted | B．split | C．struck | D．surrounded |
| 41．A．to | B．for | C．from | D．against |
| 42．A．joy | B．astonishment | C．curiosity | D．disappointment |
| 43．A．reached | B．sought | C．stepped | D．watched |
| 44．A．shook | B．attacked | C．jumped | D．stood |
| 45．A．stopped | B．comforted | C．blamed | D．ordered |
| 46．A．beat | B．felt | C．waved | D．held |
| 47．A．went | B．slowed | C．calmed | D．got |
| 48．A．teeth | B．mind | C．feet | D．throat |
| 49．A．body | B．tail | C．head | D．hand |
| 50．A．safe | B．happy | C．nervous | D．proud |
3．Two young men named Richard and Bill set out on a journey．Then one evening，Richard hurt his （36）B and fell to the ground．Bill helped Richard up and （37）A him to go on．"We must get to safety before dark，"said Bill，"or we may be （38）A by animals．"
（39）C he felt great pain in his ankle，poor Richard struggled on．The two were making their way through the （40）C when they heard a sound．Something was coming toward them through the trees．
"A （41）C!"cried Bill．Without hesitation he （42）A Richard，who sank to the ground．Then Bill climbed up the nearest tree．
Richard （43）D the bear come closer．He was sure that it would kill him．Then
he （44）D something his grandfather had told him when he was a little boy："A bear will （45）B hurt you if you lie still．"So he （46）A to be dead．He lay flat and held his （47）D．The bear was now very close to him．It seemed that Richard stayed （48）B with fear．The bear smelt his head and walked around him a few times．Then it gave up and （49）D．
Bill got down from the tree．He said，"It looked as if that bear were （50）B in your ear．Did it say anything to you？"
Richard sat up and answered （51）A，"It said that I should never （52）A with friends who run away and leave me （53）D danger appears．"
Looking around，Richard （54）C a good-sized stick lying on the ground nearby．"Now，"he said，（55）C for the stick to help him walk，"I'll use it the rest of the way．It will be a better friend to me than you were．"
（39）C he felt great pain in his ankle，poor Richard struggled on．The two were making their way through the （40）C when they heard a sound．Something was coming toward them through the trees．
"A （41）C!"cried Bill．Without hesitation he （42）A Richard，who sank to the ground．Then Bill climbed up the nearest tree．
Richard （43）D the bear come closer．He was sure that it would kill him．Then
he （44）D something his grandfather had told him when he was a little boy："A bear will （45）B hurt you if you lie still．"So he （46）A to be dead．He lay flat and held his （47）D．The bear was now very close to him．It seemed that Richard stayed （48）B with fear．The bear smelt his head and walked around him a few times．Then it gave up and （49）D．
Bill got down from the tree．He said，"It looked as if that bear were （50）B in your ear．Did it say anything to you？"
Richard sat up and answered （51）A，"It said that I should never （52）A with friends who run away and leave me （53）D danger appears．"
Looking around，Richard （54）C a good-sized stick lying on the ground nearby．"Now，"he said，（55）C for the stick to help him walk，"I'll use it the rest of the way．It will be a better friend to me than you were．"
| 36．A．foot | B．ankle | C．leg | D．arm |
| 37．A．supported | B．stopped | C．forced | D．expected |
| 38．A．attacked | B．annoyed | C．bothered | D．delayed |
| 39．A．instead of | B．Because | C．Although | D．Besides |
| 40．A．snow | B．grasses | C．woods | D．desert |
| 41．A．snake | B．tiger | C．bear | D．lion |
| 42．A．let go of | B．paid attention to | C．caught sight of | D．took care of |
| 43．A．heard | B．helped | C．made | D．watched |
| 44．A．mentioned | B．believed | C．told | D．remembered |
| 45．A．perhaps | B．never | C．usually | D．seldom |
| 46．A．pretended | B．hoped | C．chose | D．hesitated |
| 47．A．stick | B．belief | C．bag | D．breath |
| 48．A．cautious | B．frozen | C．calm | D．impatient |
| 49．A．returned | B．survived | C．escaped | D．left |
| 50．A．singing | B．whispering | C．sighing | D．complaining |
| 51．A．coldly | B．eagerly | C．hopelessly | D．proudly |
| 52．A．travel | B．quarrel | C．agree | D．talk |
| 53．A．as far as | B．unless | C．until | D．as soon as |
| 54．A．burned | B．recognized | C．saw | D．ignored |
| 55．A．looking | B．waiting | C．reaching | D．sending |
2．People usually agree that eyes can speak．
Do you have such kind of experience？On a bus you may look at a （31）D，but not too long．And if the stranger is feeling that he is being stared at，he may feel （32）B．The same is in daily life．If you are looked at for more than （33）D，you will look at yourself （34）C to see if there is anything wrong （35）A you．If nothing goes wrong，you will feel a little bit （36）B toward others'staring at you that way．Eyes （37）D speak，right？
Looking too long at someone may seem to be （38）A．But things are different when it comes to staring at the opposite（39）D．If a man stares at a woman for more than 10seconds and refuses to turn away his gaze （凝视），his intentions are obvious，that is，he wishes to （40）B her attention to make her understand that he is admiring her．
However，the normal eye contact for two people in conversation is that the speaker will only look at the （41）D from time to time in order to make sure that the listener docs pay attention to （42）A the former （前者）is saying to tell him that he is attentive．
If a （43）B looks at you continuously when speaking，as if he tries to control you，（44）C will feel upset．A poor liar usually gives himself away by looking too long at the listener，since he has a wrong idea that to look straight in the eye is a （45）B of honest communication．Quite the opposite．
In fact，continuous eye contact is （46）B to lovers only，who will （47）C looking gently at each other for a long time，to show the feelings that words cannot （48）D．
Clearly，eye contact should be done according to the （49）C between two people and the （50）D situation．
Use your eye contact correctly，and you will win more friends，or the one you low．
Do you have such kind of experience？On a bus you may look at a （31）D，but not too long．And if the stranger is feeling that he is being stared at，he may feel （32）B．The same is in daily life．If you are looked at for more than （33）D，you will look at yourself （34）C to see if there is anything wrong （35）A you．If nothing goes wrong，you will feel a little bit （36）B toward others'staring at you that way．Eyes （37）D speak，right？
Looking too long at someone may seem to be （38）A．But things are different when it comes to staring at the opposite（39）D．If a man stares at a woman for more than 10seconds and refuses to turn away his gaze （凝视），his intentions are obvious，that is，he wishes to （40）B her attention to make her understand that he is admiring her．
However，the normal eye contact for two people in conversation is that the speaker will only look at the （41）D from time to time in order to make sure that the listener docs pay attention to （42）A the former （前者）is saying to tell him that he is attentive．
If a （43）B looks at you continuously when speaking，as if he tries to control you，（44）C will feel upset．A poor liar usually gives himself away by looking too long at the listener，since he has a wrong idea that to look straight in the eye is a （45）B of honest communication．Quite the opposite．
In fact，continuous eye contact is （46）B to lovers only，who will （47）C looking gently at each other for a long time，to show the feelings that words cannot （48）D．
Clearly，eye contact should be done according to the （49）C between two people and the （50）D situation．
Use your eye contact correctly，and you will win more friends，or the one you low．
| 31．A．driver | B．yourself | C．friend | D．stranger |
| 32．A，excited | B．uncomfortable | C．satisfied | D．angry |
| 33．A．necessary | B．possible | C．regular | D．enough |
| 34．A．now and then | B．here and there | C．up and down | D．inside and outside |
| 35．A．with | B．for | C．to | D．in |
| 36．A．disappointed | B．unhappy | C．painful | D．risky |
| 37．A．don't | B．must | C．can't | D．do |
| 38．A．rude | B．boring | C．common | D．interesting |
| 39．A．direction | B．kind | C．way | D．sex |
| 40．A．place | B．attract | C．bring | D．focus |
| 41．A．student | B．person | C．woman | D．listener |
| 42．A．what | B．when | C．that | D．why |
| 43．A．controller | B．speaker | C．leader | D．boss |
| 44．A．both | B．she | C．you | D．he |
| 45．A．lie | B．sign | C．data | D．goal |
| 46．A．compared | B．limited | C devoted | D．added |
| 47．A．stop | B．start | C．enjoy | D．avoid |
| 48．A．remove | B．destroy | C．solve | D．express |
| 49．A，distance | B．feelings | C．relationship | D．location |
| 50．A．strict | B．serious | C．strange | D．special |
1．It is one of the most terrifying moments for any urban cyclists：the first time a huge，high-sided construction truck lumbers alongside，the driver （51）C within their high cab（驾驶室）．Now a leading cycling group hopes it has （52）C with a solution-the cyclist-friendly lorry．
The draft design，to be unveiled（揭幕）on Wednesday by the London Cycling Campaign，reduces the overall height of the lorry，（53）B the driving position，and greatly （54）B the side windows of the cab，stretching them as close to road level as possible． （55）A drivers of the traditional lorry have to rely on （56）D and sensors to spot cyclists or pedestrians close to the front offside of the vehicle，if they can detect them at all，the new design all but （57）D this blind spot．
It is undoubtedly a big （58）C，especially in London，where lorries form about 5% of vehicle traffic （59）C are responsible for about half of all cyclist deaths，with a large （60）B of these involving construction lorries，often turning left into a cyclist．In 2011，of the 16 cyclist deaths in London，nine involved lorries，of which seven were construction vehicles．
If elements of the London Cycling Campaign's design look familiar that is （61）Athey are already in use-many （62）B rubbish lorries already feature low-silled glass doors，allowing the drivers to look out for both staff （63）D bins and other pedestrians．This demonstrated how construction companies could change if they wanted to．
A study （64）A last month by Transport for London said construction trucks were disproportionately（不成比率地）involved in cyclist accidents and recommended （65）Dsuch as giving drivers delivering goods to building sites more realistic time slots to avoid them being tempted into recklessness．
The draft design，to be unveiled（揭幕）on Wednesday by the London Cycling Campaign，reduces the overall height of the lorry，（53）B the driving position，and greatly （54）B the side windows of the cab，stretching them as close to road level as possible． （55）A drivers of the traditional lorry have to rely on （56）D and sensors to spot cyclists or pedestrians close to the front offside of the vehicle，if they can detect them at all，the new design all but （57）D this blind spot．
It is undoubtedly a big （58）C，especially in London，where lorries form about 5% of vehicle traffic （59）C are responsible for about half of all cyclist deaths，with a large （60）B of these involving construction lorries，often turning left into a cyclist．In 2011，of the 16 cyclist deaths in London，nine involved lorries，of which seven were construction vehicles．
If elements of the London Cycling Campaign's design look familiar that is （61）Athey are already in use-many （62）B rubbish lorries already feature low-silled glass doors，allowing the drivers to look out for both staff （63）D bins and other pedestrians．This demonstrated how construction companies could change if they wanted to．
A study （64）A last month by Transport for London said construction trucks were disproportionately（不成比率地）involved in cyclist accidents and recommended （65）Dsuch as giving drivers delivering goods to building sites more realistic time slots to avoid them being tempted into recklessness．
| 51．A．inaccessible | B．inconvenient | C．invisible | D．inexact |
| 52．A．break away | B．put down | C．come up | D．get along |
| 53．A．totally | B．especially | C．generally | D．probably |
| 54．A．strengthens | B．extends | C．increases | D．improves |
| 55．A．While | B．Since | C．However | D．Before |
| 56．A．windows | B．drawers | C．carriages | D．mirrors |
| 57．A．calculates | B．disapproves | C．implemets | D．eliminates |
| 58．A．solution | B．method | C．issue | D．highlight |
| 59．A．so | B．or | C．but | D．and |
| 60．A．deal | B．number | C．amount | D．burden |
| 61．A．because | B．until | C．unless | D．whether |
| 62．A．realistic | B．domestic | C．academic | D．traffic |
| 63．A．participating | ．associating | C．assembling | ．collecting |
| 64．A．released | B．reflected | C．motivated | D．hunted |
| 65．A．differences | B．problems | C．factors | D．measures． |
18．Have you ever heard that a bad situation is only as bad as you make it out to be？Many people believe that a change in（41）A can change a person's whole view of life．
For example，imagine that you are watching your favorite football team play on TV．They are（42）Ddefeated！The final score is 15to 0！Now，yon have two different ways to（43）Bto this situation．You can feel sad about thees（44）Aand become angry with your favorite team．You can let the negative（消极的）（45）Daffect your view of life and decide that life is（46）B because your team lost．（47）Ayou can feel a little disappointed about the loss，but remember that it's lust a game．（48）A，the game was fun to watch．You can decide not to let the （49）Cmake you upset and to enjoy the rest of your day（50）Byour favorite team lost．
The second method is no doubt harder to（51）C，but it can make you（52）B．Ancient philosopher（哲学家）Epictetus once said，"It's not what happens to you，but how you react to it that matters，"He（53）C the power of a positive（积极的）attitude．
A positive attitude can（54）A make the bleakest（不乐观的）situations feel like they aren't so bad．It allows people to keep going after they have failed so many times that their （55）Cseem unreachable．Some of the world's most successful people（56）D many times before they achieved great success．Just （57）Bwhat would have happened if these great men let a negative attitude stop them from（58）D their goals！
Anna Freud，famous psychologist（心理学家）Sigmund Freud's youngest daughter once said，"I was always looking outside myself for strength and（59）C，but they come from within．"So，next time you feel defeated or discouraged，（60）Byour attitude and be optimistic（乐观的）．You never know what success a positive attitude may bring you．
For example，imagine that you are watching your favorite football team play on TV．They are（42）Ddefeated！The final score is 15to 0！Now，yon have two different ways to（43）Bto this situation．You can feel sad about thees（44）Aand become angry with your favorite team．You can let the negative（消极的）（45）Daffect your view of life and decide that life is（46）B because your team lost．（47）Ayou can feel a little disappointed about the loss，but remember that it's lust a game．（48）A，the game was fun to watch．You can decide not to let the （49）Cmake you upset and to enjoy the rest of your day（50）Byour favorite team lost．
The second method is no doubt harder to（51）C，but it can make you（52）B．Ancient philosopher（哲学家）Epictetus once said，"It's not what happens to you，but how you react to it that matters，"He（53）C the power of a positive（积极的）attitude．
A positive attitude can（54）A make the bleakest（不乐观的）situations feel like they aren't so bad．It allows people to keep going after they have failed so many times that their （55）Cseem unreachable．Some of the world's most successful people（56）D many times before they achieved great success．Just （57）Bwhat would have happened if these great men let a negative attitude stop them from（58）D their goals！
Anna Freud，famous psychologist（心理学家）Sigmund Freud's youngest daughter once said，"I was always looking outside myself for strength and（59）C，but they come from within．"So，next time you feel defeated or discouraged，（60）Byour attitude and be optimistic（乐观的）．You never know what success a positive attitude may bring you．
| 41．A．attitude | B．education | C．work | D．family |
| 42．A．naturally | B．partly | C．nearly | D．completely |
| 43．A．observe | B．react | C．attend | D．lead |
| 44．A．loss | B．pressure | C．program | D．audience |
| 45．A．impressions | B．reports | C．effects | D．thoughts |
| 46．A．important | B．unfair | C．hard | D．simple |
| 47．A．Or | B．And | C．So | D．But |
| 48．A．Besides | B．Therefore | C．Otherwise | D．However |
| 49．A．accident | B．test | C．game | D．party |
| 50．A．when | B．though | C．for | D．because |
| 51．A．design | B．share | C．achieve | D．consider |
| 52．A．wealthier | B．happier | C．luckier | D．smarter |
| 53．A．put off | B．turned to | C．believed in | D．gave up |
| 54．A．even | B．thus | C．only | D．again |
| 55．A．efforts | B．poblems | C．goals | D．skills |
| 56．A．managed | B．experienced | C．regretted | D．failed |
| 57．A．realize | B．imagine | C．forget | D．ignore |
| 58．A．showing | B．improving | C．setting | D．reaching |
| 59．A．praise | B．pride | C．confidence | D．love |
| 60．A．find | B．change | C．face | D．control． |
16．Once upon a time，there lived a big mango tree．A little boy loved to come and play around it everyday．He climbed to the tree top，ate the mangoes，took a nap under the shadow…He loved the tree and the tree（41）Ato play with him．Time went by，The little boy grew，and he no longer played around the tree．
One day，the boy came back to the tree with（42）Con his face．"Come and play with me，"the tree asked the boy．"I am no longer a kid，I don't play around trees（43）B．"The boy replied，"I want toys．I need money to buy them．""Sorry，I don't have money…but you can pick all my mangoes and sell them（44）Dyou will have money．"The boy was so excited．He picked all the mangoes on the tree and left happily．The boy didn't come back．The tree was（45）A．
One day，the boy grown into a man returned．The tree was so excited．"Come and play with me，"the tree said．"I don't have time to play．I have to work for my family．We need a house
（46）D．Can you help me？""Sorry，I don't have a house，but you can chop off my （47）C to build your house．"So the man cut them off and left（48）B．The tree was glad to see him happy but the boy didn't come back （49）A．The tree was again lonely and sad．
One hot summer day，the man returned and the tree was delighted．"Come and play with me!"The tree said．"I am sad and（50）B．I want to go sailing to（51）A myself．Can you give me a boat？""Use my trunk to build your boat．You can sail far away and be happy．"So the man cut the tree trunk to make a boat．He went sailing and didn't come back for a long time．
（52）D，the man returned after he had been gone for so many years．"Sorry，my boy，but I don't have（53）B for you anymore．No more mangoes to（54）Dyou．"The tree said．"I don't have teeth to bite，"the man replied．"No more trunk for you to climb on．""I am too（55）Afor that now，"the man said．
"I really can't give you anything，the（56）Cthing left is my dying（57）B，"the tree said with sadness．"I don't need（58）Dnow，just a place to rest．I am tired after all these years，"the man replied．"Good!Old tree roots are the best place to（59）Band rest．Come sit down with me and rest．"The boy sat down and the tree was glad and（60）D．
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One day，the boy came back to the tree with（42）Con his face．"Come and play with me，"the tree asked the boy．"I am no longer a kid，I don't play around trees（43）B．"The boy replied，"I want toys．I need money to buy them．""Sorry，I don't have money…but you can pick all my mangoes and sell them（44）Dyou will have money．"The boy was so excited．He picked all the mangoes on the tree and left happily．The boy didn't come back．The tree was（45）A．
One day，the boy grown into a man returned．The tree was so excited．"Come and play with me，"the tree said．"I don't have time to play．I have to work for my family．We need a house
（46）D．Can you help me？""Sorry，I don't have a house，but you can chop off my （47）C to build your house．"So the man cut them off and left（48）B．The tree was glad to see him happy but the boy didn't come back （49）A．The tree was again lonely and sad．
One hot summer day，the man returned and the tree was delighted．"Come and play with me!"The tree said．"I am sad and（50）B．I want to go sailing to（51）A myself．Can you give me a boat？""Use my trunk to build your boat．You can sail far away and be happy．"So the man cut the tree trunk to make a boat．He went sailing and didn't come back for a long time．
（52）D，the man returned after he had been gone for so many years．"Sorry，my boy，but I don't have（53）B for you anymore．No more mangoes to（54）Dyou．"The tree said．"I don't have teeth to bite，"the man replied．"No more trunk for you to climb on．""I am too（55）Afor that now，"the man said．
"I really can't give you anything，the（56）Cthing left is my dying（57）B，"the tree said with sadness．"I don't need（58）Dnow，just a place to rest．I am tired after all these years，"the man replied．"Good!Old tree roots are the best place to（59）Band rest．Come sit down with me and rest．"The boy sat down and the tree was glad and（60）D．
| 41．A．loved | B．meant | C．wanted | D．shook |
| 42．A．dissatisfaction | B．a great pity | C．a sad look | D．a confused look |
| 43．A．either | B．any more | C．further | D．anyhow |
| 44．A．so | B．therefore | C．thus | D．and |
| 45．A．disturbed | B．sad | C．bad-tempered | D．confused |
| 46．A．for good | B．for long | C．for instance | D．for shelter |
| 47．A．trunks | B．leaves | C．branches | D．roots |
| 48．A．immediately | B．happily | C．suddenly | D．urgently |
| 49．A．afterward | B．after all | C．upward | D．soon after |
| 50．A．growing weak | B．getting old | C．turning blind | D．going crazy |
| 51．A．relax | B．relieve | C．renew | D．remain |
| 52．A．Luckily | B．Hopefully | C．Consequently | D．Finally |
| 53．A．everything | B．anything | C．something | D．nothing |
| 54．A．spare | B．leave | C．share | D．give |
| 55．A．old | B．desperate | C．exhausted | D．sick |
| 56．A．sincere | B．poor | C．only | D．next |
| 57．A．heart | B．roots | C．branches | D．leaves |
| 58．A．you | B．it | C them | D．much |
| 59．A．live in | B．lean on | C．rely on | D．sit down |
| 60．A．died | B．cried | C．rested | D．smiled． |