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| The public schools I attended from 6th grade to 12th grade had amazing education programs for children with various handicaps (残疾)．They participated in the same programs along with us in classes __1__ gym,biology,history,and I never heard anyone with a(n) __2__ get teased or made fun of． I was close __3__ with a darling girl named Vanessa who had Down syndrome (唐氏综合症) ．I was __4__ to see Jeff,another boy with Down syndrome working at a local store a few years after we__5__． Three years after I graduated from Murray High School,my __6__ was a senior student and was chosen as a finalist for Homecoming Queen．Among the 10 __7__ were two  girls with disabilities．Shellie had Down syndrome,and April suffered from mental disabilities due to a __8__ trouble she had in her childhood．Since __9__ education students usually stayed for a few extra years,I too knew Shellie when I __10__ Murray High． The finalists went to the gym floor together with their __11__ or friends．When Shellie and April __12__ out,the crowd rose to their feet,__13__and clapping． Shellie's parents tried to prepare her for the possibility of not __14__,but it was unnecessary． Murray High School __15__a lovely girl with Down syndrome their 1997 Homecoming Queen that night．And you know what? There wasn't a dry __16__ in the audience．I'll never __17__ Shellie's little face,shining beneath her bright crown．April's face was shinning too,__18__she was crowned an attendant． Whenever I feel that all of the __19__ things that happen in the world seem to be winning,I just open my old sheet of newspa  per of that day and __20__ the whole story again．Hope in humanitymakes everything feel better． | |||
| ( )1．A．like ( )2．A．gift ( )3．A．neighbors ( )4．A．afraid ( )5．A．separated ( )6．A．elder brother ( )7．A．competitors ( )8．A．brain ( )9．A．normal ( )10．A．left ( )11．A．parents ( )12．A．cried ( )13．A．shouting ( )14．A．running ( )15．A．crowned ( )16．A．eye ( )17．A．see ( )18．A．while ( )19．A．nice ( )20．A．recite |
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C．for C．difficulty C．friends C．likely C．graduated C．elder sister C．judges C．leg C．excellent C．attended C．teachers C．looked C． laughing C．winning C．taught C．foot C．imagine C．as C．terrible C．read |
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Direction：Read the following passage．Answer the questions according to the information given by the passage．
Behavioral risk factors have a great effect on cancer risk in the elderly population of the US, according to a research．About 80 percent of all cancers are diagnosed(诊断)in the elderly, and more than 80 percent of known risk factors are possibly preventable, US researchers say．
Igor Akushevich of Duke University in Durham, N．C．, said the main purpose of the study was to discover a way to find out the contributions of measurable risk factors to cancer risk among the elderly．More analysis is needed before the finding can actually be used．“So far, we have not come to the stage where we are able to make specific recommendations regarding risk factors,” Akushevich said in a statement．But according to the study, cigarette smoking does increase the risk of lung cancer．
The researchers said they were surprised at some of the findings．Cancer risk is not connected with alcohol drinking, as reported in other studies．A possible explanation may be that those aged 65 or older tend to drink moderately(适度地)．
“Other interesting findings are an increased risk of breast cancer for those women who are afraid to go to the doctor to have examinations and a decreased risk of breast and lung cancers for those who never lose their temper,” Akushevich said．
Light and moderate physical activities decrease the risk of cancer, but too much exercise may augment the risk, the study said．
The findings were presented at the American Association for Cancer Research's International Conference on Frontiers in Cancer Prevention Research．
1．Find in the passage a word closest in meaning to the underlined word “augment”．
2．According to the passage, what kinds of people are less likely to develop breast and lung cancer?(no more than 5 words)
3．What's the main idea of this passage?(no more than 6 words)
Every winter, we children would build a snowman in our backyard. One 36 by packing a snowball, and then rolling it in the fresh snow. Like 37 up a balloon, the ball magically grows larger. We would 38 to see who could make theirs the largest, although an occasional snowball 39 would break out to divert（转移……的注意力）us from the competition.
The 40 snowball from the winner was used as our base（底座，基底）. After this competition, it was 41 teamwork. My twin brother Evan and I would balance the second largest on the base. It was a perfect torso（躯干）. My older brother Stephen would pack snow between the 42 , while my sister got water to strengthen the newly packed snow. The process was repeated using another 43 for the head.
Two branches were then stuck into the 44 for arms. Stones formed a smile, a row of buttons, and a pair of eyes. A carrot was used for the 45 . Finally, we threw a bucket of water 46 our snowman, giving him an icy coating that shone in the light. A scarf and a pair of gloves introduced a（n） 47 touch to our cold friend. We would stand back and admire our collective efforts.
This snowman making process was a 48 throughout my childhood. One winter, however, we 49 . We were growing up, and growing apart. And I hated it.
So last year, I wandered out into the snow 50 . I built the base. and made a torso and a head. I stuck in the 51 , the stones, and the carrot. I threw a bucket of water over my creation. I gladly gave my gloves to it. It took a lot longer alone, than it 52 as a team.
By making that snowman on my own, I have voiced my worries about the growing 53 between us. The 54 is approaching again. Perhaps you’ll find a snowman in our backyard this year. Hopefully, it will have been made by more 55 than one.
36. A. starts B. creates C. continues D. settles
37. A. making B. blowing C. taking D. looking
38. A. race B. run C. stop D. hide
39. A. struggle B. joke C. dance D. fight
40. A. smallest B. largest C. oldest D. youngest
41. A. little B. all C. partly D. hardly
42. A. places B. rooms C. spaces D. areas
43. A. snowman B. base C. torso D. snowball
44. A. front B. sides C. back D. bottom
45. A. nose B. mouth C. tongue D. breast
46. A. above B. towards C. off D. over
47. A. artificial B. human C. real D. animal
48. A. celebration B. tradition C. reception D. destination
49. A. stopped B. progressed C continued D. retired
50. A. angrily B. amazingly C. awfully D. alone
51. A. branches B. buttons C. coat D. bucket
52. A. did B. lasted C. worked D. happened
53. A. tiredness B. distance C. anger D. disappointment
54. A. winter B. spring C. summer D. autumn
55. A. minds B. legs C. feet D. hands
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