8．One day while I was on the road，（41）A a corner with flowers and a flag where somebody special got （42）C．
The next day when I passed this accident site again，I simply had to stop an d（43）Da prayer and since I had some flowers in my car，I put them down next to all the other flower（44）C．（45）AI went back in my car I asked myself："Why am I stopping here？I do not even know this person？"
That night I had a very（46）Bdream．All of a sudden this young handsome man（47）Cto me and said："Hello!I am Rocky---please tell my mom that I am OK and that I（48）Dher"and then he disappeared．
When I woke up，I could not get this young man and his （49）Bout of my mind．I do not know Rocky and neither do I know his dear mom-so how in the world may I （50）Ahis message to his mother？I asked God to help me．
About two weeks later I went to （51）Dup my car at a nearby gas station．When I paid for my gasoline，I （52）Cthe lady's necklace which was（53）Alike a star．When she took my money，she said that the （54）Bof her son are in there．
I will never （55）Cthis moment when everything became still and so（56）B．I put my hand on hers and asked her："What is your son's name？"and when she said"Rocky"，our eyes connected （57）Dand were filled with tears．I was（58）Cand not able to respond．
I drove home sobbing．What I did should （59）Athe young man's dream into reality．I then wrote a note for Rocky's mom，telling her that her（60）B‘baby boy'visited me in my dreams and the he wanted me to tell her that he is OK and that he loves her．
The next day when I passed this accident site again，I simply had to stop an d（43）Da prayer and since I had some flowers in my car，I put them down next to all the other flower（44）C．（45）AI went back in my car I asked myself："Why am I stopping here？I do not even know this person？"
That night I had a very（46）Bdream．All of a sudden this young handsome man（47）Cto me and said："Hello!I am Rocky---please tell my mom that I am OK and that I（48）Dher"and then he disappeared．
When I woke up，I could not get this young man and his （49）Bout of my mind．I do not know Rocky and neither do I know his dear mom-so how in the world may I （50）Ahis message to his mother？I asked God to help me．
About two weeks later I went to （51）Dup my car at a nearby gas station．When I paid for my gasoline，I （52）Cthe lady's necklace which was（53）Alike a star．When she took my money，she said that the （54）Bof her son are in there．
I will never （55）Cthis moment when everything became still and so（56）B．I put my hand on hers and asked her："What is your son's name？"and when she said"Rocky"，our eyes connected （57）Dand were filled with tears．I was（58）Cand not able to respond．
I drove home sobbing．What I did should （59）Athe young man's dream into reality．I then wrote a note for Rocky's mom，telling her that her（60）B‘baby boy'visited me in my dreams and the he wanted me to tell her that he is OK and that he loves her．
| 41．A．passed by | B．put away | C．came across | D．ran into |
| 42．A．hurt | B．injured | C．killed | D．died |
| 43．A．tell | B．speak | C．announce | D．say |
| 44．A．adjustment | B．appointment | C．arrangement | D．settlement |
| 45．A．As soon as | B．As long as | C．Unless | D．Even if |
| 46．A．foolish | B．strange | C．painful | D．enjoyable |
| 47．A．happened | B．applied | C．appeared | D．reacted |
| 48．A．miss | B．respect | C．support | D．love |
| 49．A．information | B．message | C．letter | D．guidance |
| 50．A．deliver | B．devote | C．attach | D．show |
| 51．A．bring | B．turn | C．pour | D．fill |
| 52．A．stared | B．focused | C．admired | D．attracted |
| 53．A．shining | B．spreading | C．arising | D．boiling |
| 54．A．eyes | B．ashes | C．arms | D．legs |
| 55．A．assume | B．measure | C．forget | D．keep |
| 56．A．quiet | B．peaceful | C．outstanding | D．significant |
| 57．A．slightly | B．actually | C．firmly | D．deeply |
| 58．A．helpless | B．hopeless | C．speechless | D．useless |
| 59．A．make | B．get | C．have | D．let |
| 60．A．guilty | B．precious | C．delighted | D．considerate |
4．Individuals who often read fiction appear to better understand other people，empathize（共鸣） with them and view the world from their perspective．A study found a（an）（36）B result in young children：the more stories read to them，the（37）C their"theory of mind，"or mental model of other people's intentions．
"Deep reading"-as（38）C to the superficial reading we do on the Web-is an（39）B practice，one we should take steps to（40）A as we would a historic building or a significant work of art．Its（41）D would put in danger the intellectual and emotional development of generations growing up online，as well as literature that can be（42）D only by readers whose brains，quite（43）C，have been trained to understand them．
Recent research has demonstrated that deep reading is a（44）A experience，different from the mere decoding of words．（45）D deep reading does not，strictly speaking，require a（46）A book，the built-in limits of the printed page are uniquely conducive（有助于） to the deep reading experience．A book's lack of hyperlinks，for example，（47）C the reader from making decisions-Should I click on this link or not？（48）B her to remain fully immersed in the narrative．
The deep reading of books and the information-driven reading we do on the Web are different，both（49 ）A the experience they produce and the（50）D they develop．A growing body of evidence suggests that online reading may be less（51）B and less satisfying，even for the"digital natives"for whom it is so familiar．
When readers are enjoying the experience the most，the（52）C of their reading actually slows．The（53）B of fast，fluent decoding of words and slow，unhurried progress on the page gives deep readers time to enrich their reading with（54）A，analysis，and opinions．It gives them time to establish an close relationship with the author，the two of them engaged in an extended（55）D like people falling in love．
"Deep reading"-as（38）C to the superficial reading we do on the Web-is an（39）B practice，one we should take steps to（40）A as we would a historic building or a significant work of art．Its（41）D would put in danger the intellectual and emotional development of generations growing up online，as well as literature that can be（42）D only by readers whose brains，quite（43）C，have been trained to understand them．
Recent research has demonstrated that deep reading is a（44）A experience，different from the mere decoding of words．（45）D deep reading does not，strictly speaking，require a（46）A book，the built-in limits of the printed page are uniquely conducive（有助于） to the deep reading experience．A book's lack of hyperlinks，for example，（47）C the reader from making decisions-Should I click on this link or not？（48）B her to remain fully immersed in the narrative．
The deep reading of books and the information-driven reading we do on the Web are different，both（49 ）A the experience they produce and the（50）D they develop．A growing body of evidence suggests that online reading may be less（51）B and less satisfying，even for the"digital natives"for whom it is so familiar．
When readers are enjoying the experience the most，the（52）C of their reading actually slows．The（53）B of fast，fluent decoding of words and slow，unhurried progress on the page gives deep readers time to enrich their reading with（54）A，analysis，and opinions．It gives them time to establish an close relationship with the author，the two of them engaged in an extended（55）D like people falling in love．
| 36．A．different | B．similar | C．efficient | D．unbelievable |
| 37．A．quicker | B．stronger | C．keener | D．higher |
| 38．A．contradicted | B．equal | C．opposed | D．relevant |
| 39．A．interesting | B．endangered | C．authentic | D．unconscious |
| 40．A．preserve | B．prevent | C．reserve | D．promote |
| 41．A．practice | B．existence | C．appearance | D．disappearance |
| 42．A．recited | B．read | C．covered | D．appreciated |
| 43．A．differently | B．similarly | C．literally | D．strangely |
| 44．A．distinctive | B．difficult | C．valid | D．reasonable |
| 45．A．Since | B．Because | C．However | D．Although |
| 46．A．conventional | B．complicated | C．convenient | D．confidential |
| 47．A．limits | B．bans | C．frees | D．protects |
| 48．A．forcing | B．allowing | C．requiring | D．encouraging |
| 49．A．in | B．by | C．from | D．with |
| 50．A．confidence | B．plot | C．hobbies | D．capacities |
| 51．A．promising | B．engaging | C．involving | D．supportive |
| 52．A．procedure | B．step | C．pace | D．ratio |
| 53．A．contrast | B．combination | C．comparison | D．conflict |
| 54．A．reflection | B．revision | C．response | D．consideration |
| 55．A．negotiation | B．arrangement | C．appointment | D．conversation |
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"| 41．A．books | B．stories | C．reports | D．films |
| 42．A．crazy | B．easy | C．busy | D．angry |
| 43．A．families | B．classmates | C．colleagues | D．employers |
| 44．A．adventure | B．research | C．exploration | D．experience |
| 45．A．good | B．hard | C．sad | D．urgent |
| 46．A．kitchen | B．garage | C．house | D．garden |
| 47．A．frequently | B．rarely | C．gradually | D．finally |
| 48．A．bored | B．lost | C．hurt | D．upset |
| 49．A．calm | B．awake | C．firm | D．happy |
| 50．A．while | B．unless | C．until | D．after |
| 51．A．learn | B．imagine | C．realize | D．agree |
| 52．A．early | B．late | C．nice | D．guilty |
| 53．A．serious | B．nervous | C．wrong | D．painful |
| 54．A．concern | B．worry | C．opinion | D．regret |
| 55．A．forever | B．somehow | C．alone | D．instead |
| 56．A．care about | B．apologize for | C．think of | D．refer to |
| 57．A．again | B．often | C．even | D．still |
| 58．A．spare | B．save | C．take | D．kill |
| 59．A．follow | B．receive | C．divide | D．make |
| 60．A．needs | B．keeps | C．misses | D．stops |
2．Two men，both seriously ill，occupied the same hospital room．One man was allowed to（41）C in his bed for an hour each afternoon for treatment．His （42）D was next to the room's only window．The other man（43）A spend all his time flat on his back．Every（44）C when the man in the bed by the window could sit up，he （45）B pass the time by describing to his （46）Call the things he could see outside the window．The window overlooked a （47）A with a lovely lake．Ducks and swans played on the water while children （48）Dtheir model boats．Young lovers walked（49）C among flowers．As the man by the window described all this beautifully，the other man would close his eyes and （50）D the scene．
One morning，the day nurse arrived to bring water for their baths only to find the（51）D body of the man by the window，who had died （52）Ain his sleep．She was saddened and （53）Cthe hospital attendants （服务员） to take the body away．（54）B it seemed appropriate （合适的），the other man asked if he could （55）Cnext to the window．The nurse was happy to make the switch，and after （56）A he was comfortable，she left him alone．Slowly and painfully，he sat up to take his（57）B look at the world outside．Finally，he would have the（58）D of seeing it for himself．He strained （紧张地） to slowly turn to（59）A the window beside the bed．，but to his surprise，it faced nothing but a blank wall．
The man asked the nurse what could have forced his dead roommate to（60）B those wonderful things outside this window．The nurse answered that the man was blind and could not even see the wall．She said，"Perhaps he just wanted to encourage you．"
One morning，the day nurse arrived to bring water for their baths only to find the（51）D body of the man by the window，who had died （52）Ain his sleep．She was saddened and （53）Cthe hospital attendants （服务员） to take the body away．（54）B it seemed appropriate （合适的），the other man asked if he could （55）Cnext to the window．The nurse was happy to make the switch，and after （56）A he was comfortable，she left him alone．Slowly and painfully，he sat up to take his（57）B look at the world outside．Finally，he would have the（58）D of seeing it for himself．He strained （紧张地） to slowly turn to（59）A the window beside the bed．，but to his surprise，it faced nothing but a blank wall．
The man asked the nurse what could have forced his dead roommate to（60）B those wonderful things outside this window．The nurse answered that the man was blind and could not even see the wall．She said，"Perhaps he just wanted to encourage you．"
| 41．A．stand up | B．lie down | C．sit up | D．sit down |
| 42．A．room | B．table | C．seat | D．bed |
| 43．A．had to | B．would rather | C．prefer to | D．rather than |
| 44．A．morning | B．evening | C．afternoon | D．dawn |
| 45．A．will | B．would | C．should | D．might |
| 46．A．nurse | B．workmate | C．roommate | D．doctor |
| 47．A．park | B．street | C．garden | D．field |
| 48．A．played | B．made | C．started | D．sailed |
| 49．A．face to face | B．shoulder to shoulder | C．arm in arm | D．back to back |
| 50．A．describe | B．tell | C．hear | D．imagine |
| 51．A．strong | B．warm | C．sick | D．lifeless |
| 52．A．peacefully | B．sadly | C．secretly | D．completely |
| 53．A．looked | B．found | C．called | D．ordered |
| 54．A．Before | B．As soon as | C．When | D．As far as |
| 55．A．changed | B．sit | C．be moved | D．be taken |
| 56．A．making sure | B．depending on | C．making up | D．accounting for |
| 57．A．next | B．first | C．last | D．another |
| 58．A．surprise | B．feeling | C．try | D．joy |
| 59．A．look out | B．look at | C．glare at | D．stare at |
| 60．A．remember | B．describe | C．write | D．talk． |
1．Pass Your Love On
Waiting for the airplane to take off，I was happy to get a seat by myself．Just then，an air hostess approached me and asked，"Would you mind （36）B your seat？A couple would like to sit together．"The only （37）B seat was next to a girl with her arms in casts （石膏绷带），a black-and-blue face，and a sad expression．"（38）A am I going to sit there，"I thought immediately．But a soft voice spoke，"She needs help．"Finally，I （39）A to move to that seat．
The girl was named Kathy．She （40）C in a car accident and now was on her way for（41）D．
When the snack and juice arrived，it did not take me long to （42）D that Kathy would not be able to （43）C herself．I considered （44）C to feed her but hesitated，as it seemed too （45）B to offer a service to a （46）A．But then I realized that Kathy's need was more（47）C than my discomfort．I offered to help her eat，and（48）A she was uncomfortable to accept，she （49）C as I expected．We became closer and closer in a short period of time．By the end of the five-hour trip，my heart （50）D，and the（51）B was really better spent than if I had just sat by myself．
I was very glad I had reached （52）D my comfort zone to sit next to Kathy and feed her．Love （53）Bflows beyond human borders and removes the fears that keep us （54）D．When we stretch to serve （55）A，we grow to live in a larger and more rewarding world．
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Waiting for the airplane to take off，I was happy to get a seat by myself．Just then，an air hostess approached me and asked，"Would you mind （36）B your seat？A couple would like to sit together．"The only （37）B seat was next to a girl with her arms in casts （石膏绷带），a black-and-blue face，and a sad expression．"（38）A am I going to sit there，"I thought immediately．But a soft voice spoke，"She needs help．"Finally，I （39）A to move to that seat．
The girl was named Kathy．She （40）C in a car accident and now was on her way for（41）D．
When the snack and juice arrived，it did not take me long to （42）D that Kathy would not be able to （43）C herself．I considered （44）C to feed her but hesitated，as it seemed too （45）B to offer a service to a （46）A．But then I realized that Kathy's need was more（47）C than my discomfort．I offered to help her eat，and（48）A she was uncomfortable to accept，she （49）C as I expected．We became closer and closer in a short period of time．By the end of the five-hour trip，my heart （50）D，and the（51）B was really better spent than if I had just sat by myself．
I was very glad I had reached （52）D my comfort zone to sit next to Kathy and feed her．Love （53）Bflows beyond human borders and removes the fears that keep us （54）D．When we stretch to serve （55）A，we grow to live in a larger and more rewarding world．
| 36．A．losing | B．changing | C．taking | D．giving |
| 37．A．comfortable | B．available | C．suitable | D．favorable |
| 38．A．No way | B．No problem | C．Nowhere | D．No doubt |
| 39．A．decided | B．wanted | C．regretted | D．promised |
| 40．A．was | B．would be | C．had been | D．used to be |
| 41．A．business | B．travel | C．pleasure | D．treatment |
| 42．A．know | B．say | C．recognize | D．realize |
| 43．A．eat | B．choose | C．feed | D．support |
| 44．A．stopping | B．needing | C．offering | D．trying |
| 45．A．far | B．impolite | C．close | D．fast |
| 46．A．stranger | B．neighbor | C．passenger | D．girl |
| 47．A．unusual | B．direct | C．important | D．shameful |
| 48．A．although | B．when | C．since | D．as |
| 49．A．refused | B．wondered | C．did | D．cried |
| 50．A．had cheered | B．had jumped | C．had broken | D．had warmed |
| 51．A．life | B．time | C．money | D．energy |
| 52．A．below | B．through | C．across | D．beyond |
| 53．A．seldom | B．sometimes | C．hardly | D．never |
| 54．A．unhappy | B．independent | C．silent | D．separate |
| 55．A．another | B．ones | C．other | D．the other |