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--- Mum, I have got a fever.

-- Let me have a look. _____ Just lie down and have a rest.

A. That’s the problem! B. It’s nothing serious.

C. How can I help you? D. Are you all right?

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---Would you like to try some tea?

---______.I like tea a lot.

A. Yes ,please B. No ,thanks C. Sorry, I don’t know D. You are welcome

—What do you think of the TV series All is well?

—Oh, I am so moved because I’ve never seen a_________ one before．

A. better B. worse C. good D. bad

— David, _____ you please sweep the floor and take out the trash?

—OK, mom.

A. could B. may C. should

Nothing could stop this man after suffering serious burns on his legs at the age of eight. Glenn Cunningham was given up by doctors who believed he would be a hopeless disabled man to spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair. “He will never be able to walk again,” they said, “no chance.”

The doctors examined his legs, but they had no way of looking into Glenn’s heart. He didn’t listen to the doctors and set out to walk again. Lying in bed, his thin, red legs covered with scar tissue (瘢痕组织), Glenn promised, “Next week, I’m going to get out of bed. I’m going to walk.” And he did just that.

His mother told how she used to look out of the windows to watch Glenn reach up and take hold of an old plow(犁) in the yard. With a hand on each handle (把手), he began to make his hurt legs function (起作用). And with every step of pain, he came closer to walking. Soon he began to run slower, before long he was running. When he started to run, he became even more determined(坚决的).

“I always believed that I could walk, and I did. Now I’m going to run faster than ever.” And so he did. He became a great runner who, in 1934, set the world record of 4’06’’ in one-mile race. He was honored as the outstanding athlete of the century at Madison Square Garden.

1.What was the matter with Glenn when he was eight?

A. He had bad heart disease. B. A car accident happened to him.

C. His legs suffered serious burns. D. He met a serious medical accident.

2.What made Glenn walk again?

A. Good medicine. B. His determination.

C. Doctors’ encouragement. D. His mother’s confidence.

3.Paragraph 3 mainly tells us _________.

A. how Glenn made himself walk again B. how Glenn ran faster than ever

C. how Glenn’s mother loved him D. how Glenn trained his legs with the plow

4.Which of the following is NOT TRUE according to the passage?

A. Glenn had pain in each of his steps when he started to walk again.

B. Glenn’s legs were covered with scar tissue when he was born.

C. Glenn set the world record in one-mile race when he grew up.

D. Glenn was the outstanding athlete in the 20th century.

5.What lesson do we learn from Glenn’s story?

____________________________________________________________________

--- Dad, can I go out with my classmates?

--- Sure, but you _____ come back home before eight o’clock.

A. can B. would C. must D. shall

--- In our school story - teling competition, the story _____ by Han Mei has won the first prize.

--- Congratulations.

A. made up B. counted down C. wrote down D. looked up

1 wanted to explain, but he didn’t give me any ________.

A. chance B. way C. topic D. excuse

I believe listening is a powerful medicine．

It was Sunday .I had the last___________ to see and I got into her room .She was an old woman , sitting on the bed , trying to_____________ her socks .Usually I said something like this : “How are you feeling ? The nurse says your son is visiting you today. I believe you are_____________ seeing him．”

She_____________me with a serious voice , “Sit down , doctor .This is my story , not yours ．”

I was_________ .I sat down and helped her with the socks .She began to tell me that her only son lived not far from her ,___________she had not seen him for five years. She believed her health problems were worse because of _________ her son .After hearing her story and helping her put on her socks , I asked if there was_________ I could do for her .She _____________ her head and smiled .All she wanted me to do was to ______________ .

Each story is ____________ . Some are clear; others are not．Some are true; others are not , yet all those things do not really __________ . What matters to the storyteller is that the story is heard .

Listening to someone’s story costs nothing but it is the key to healing （康复). I often____________what the woman taught me , and I ________________ myself of the importance of stopping , sitting down and truly listening . I __________the power of listening ．

1.A. doctor B. nurse C. patient D. student

2.A. take off B. get off C. clean out D. put on

3.A. looking forward to B. asking for C. going on D. worrying about

4.A. impressed B. stopped C. asked D. greeted

5.A. excited B. mad C. surprised D. angry

6.A. or B. so C. but D. if

7.A. missing B. loving C. understanding D. meeting

8.A. nothing else B. anything else C. nothing D. everything

9.A. shook B. dropped C. waved D. moved

10.A. see B. smell C. listen D. feel

11.A. terrible B. different C. similar D. true

12.A. happen B. appear C. matter D. change

13.A. think of B. dream of C. lead to D. laugh at

14.A. teach B. ask C. remind D. cheer

15.A. talk about B. show off C. believe in D. run out of

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