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After graduation from Harvard Medical School, Dr William Thomas never thought he'd work in a nursing home. Then, 51 , he became a medical director of a nursing home in New York, and his ideas began to 52 . "For the first time in my career, I was 53 for the answer to the question. What does it mean to 54 another person?"
55 that the biggest trouble facing nursing-home residents（居住者）are helplessness, 56 and boredom, he arranged laughter, usefulness and love as 57 .
58 Thomas calls it, he began the "Edenization（伊甸园化）" of the nursing home in 1992. At last he founded the Eden Alternative.
Lazy moments and loud television programmes were 59 with lovely children, playful pets, 60 plants and music in the lobby. These living things are mixed into 61 . Residents are 62 to tend the animals, water the plants, weed outdoor gardens and do crafts （手工艺品）with the children.
The Eden Alternative changed the 63 of the residents at this 80-bed nursing home. In a three-day study, the nursing home was 64 with a nursing home of equal size. The Eden Alternative had 15 percent 65 resident deaths and 38 percent lower medication costs.
In 1995 Dr Thomas 66 his full time to the promotion （推广）of the Eden Alternative. More than 200 nursing homes throughout the country have 67 the Edenization process. Thomas receives queries（质疑）from as 68 away as Turkey, Japan, Brazil and the Netherlands. He hopes that his idea of filling the
" 69 "with nursing homes and inviting the community in will help to "break conventional （传统的）practice in long term 70 ."
51. A. unexpectedly B. unfortunately C. unhappily D. suddenly
52. A. wonder B. struggle C. shake D. change
53. A. hoping B. replying C. caring D. searching
54. A. make B. visit C. tend D. care
55. A. Recognizing B. Supposing C. Regarding D. Imagining
56. A. loneliness B. poverty C. timelessness D. excitement
57. A. food B. reference C. treatment D. introduction
58. A. When B. As C. Unless D. Since
59. A. went B. replaced C. began D. met
60. A. man-made B. plastic C. alive D. live
61. A. hope B. life C. happiness D. success
62. A. got B. helped C. encouraged D. required
63. A. lives B. habits C. customs D. methods
64. A. compared B. covered C. dealt D. equipped
65. A. more B. less C. worse D. fewer
66. A. sent B. led C. devoted D. used
67. A. begun B. developed C. prevented D. invented
68. A. long B. much C. far D. soon
69. A. homeless B. homes C. plants D. pets
70. A. relation B. education C. match D. care
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June is always a sad time for Senior Three students. After taking the big test, they leave to 31 their dreams in different ways. It’s hard time when students 32 to say goodbye to carefree high school days and close friends.
People always say that teenage friendships are the most precious. Kids are too young to understand real friendship while adults 33 to relate it to fame and wealth.
Things are 34 with high school best friends. We share each other’s secret. We discuss news from all walks of life and begin to 35 our values. We support each other on the journey to the biggest 36 in our lives. We also share success and failure. The seeds of friendship become deeply rooted.
Many of us don’t realize this 37 we enter society. One of my friends, Yang Ping, 38 how strong the bond with high school friends could be. “ It was my high school friend who helped me get 39 the darkest days in my life,” said the 27-year-old girl.
In 2001 Yang lost her job in Beijing. Yang’s best friend was staying in a college dormitory and took her in. Each night the two girls squeezed into a narrow single bed, chatting and crying. “I’ll never forget her care and encouragement, which supported me out of the darkness,” said Yang.
I 40 remember my last days in Senior 3. At the time, I 41 a 20-page message with my best friend, both of us hoping to keep the friendship 42 forever.
But we didn’t realize we were already deep in each other’s 43 . During the past ten years, whenever I’ve needed help or wanted to pour out my 44 , she has always been there at the other end of a telephone line.
It is true that friends come and go. But never forget the ones who have been there for you. Take a closer look at those now around you, they could be the most precious 45 you discover in your entire life.
1.A. realize B. create C. depend D. finish
2.A.decide B. volunteer C. have D. begin
3.A. attempt B. tend C. plan D. manage
4. A. similar B. same C. like D. different
5.A. weigh B. make C. measure D. shape
6.A. challenge B. trouble C. question D. problem
7.A. unless B. after C. until D. but
8. A. experienced B. appreciated C. considered D. thought
9.A. into B. out C. through D. across
10.A. yet B. even C. already D. still
11.A. changed B. exchanged C. turned D. discussed
12. A. running B. going C. advancing D. marching13.A. head B. brain C. spirit D. heart
14.A. unhappiness B. happiness C. disaster D. joy
15.A. period B. treasure C. wonder D. image
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After graduation from Harvard Medical School, Dr William Thomas never thought he'd work in a nursing home. Then, 51 , he became a medical director of a nursing home in New York, and his ideas began to 52 . "For the first time in my career, I was 53 for the answer to the question. What does it mean to 54 another person?"
55 that the biggest trouble facing nursing-home residents（居住者）are helplessness, 56 and boredom, he arranged laughter, usefulness and love as 57 .
58 Thomas calls it, he began the "Edenization（伊甸园化）" of the nursing home in 1992. At last he founded the Eden Alternative.
Lazy moments and loud television programmes were 59 with lovely children, playful pets, 60 plants and music in the lobby. These living things are mixed into 61 . Residents are 62 to tend the animals, water the plants, weed outdoor gardens and do crafts （手工艺品）with the children.
The Eden Alternative changed the 63 of the residents at this 80-bed nursing home. In a three-day study, the nursing home was 64 with a nursing home of equal size. The Eden Alternative had 15 percent 65 resident deaths and 38 percent lower medication costs.
In 1995 Dr Thomas 66 his full time to the promotion （推广）of the Eden Alternative. More than 200 nursing homes throughout the country have 67 the Edenization process. Thomas receives queries（质疑）from as 68 away as Turkey, Japan, Brazil and the Netherlands. He hopes that his idea of filling the
" 69 "with nursing homes and inviting the community in will help to "break conventional （传统的）practice in long term 70 ."
51. A. unexpectedly B. unfortunately C. unhappily D. suddenly
52. A. wonder B. struggle C. shake D. change
53. A. hoping B. replying C. caring D. searching
54. A. make B. visit C. tend D. care
55. A. Recognizing B. Supposing C. Regarding D. Imagining
56. A. loneliness B. poverty C. timelessness D. excitement
57. A. food B. reference C. treatment D. introduction
58. A. When B. As C. Unless D. Since
59. A. went B. replaced C. began D. met
60. A. man-made B. plastic C. alive D. live
61. A. hope B. life C. happiness D. success
62. A. got B. helped C. encouraged D. required
63. A. lives B. habits C. customs D. methods
64. A. compared B. covered C. dealt D. equipped
65. A. more B. less C. worse D. fewer
66. A. sent B. led C. devoted D. used
67. A. begun B. developed C. prevented D. invented
68. A. long B. much C. far D. soon
69. A. homeless B. homes C. plants D. pets
70. A. relation B. education C. match D. care
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